Jacksonville post., May 25, 1918, Image 4

Aguste Urion, and the ¡unknown
tion L: r.d Claim in Section 6, Town-' Tbat the plaintiff recover off ard I
heirs of Auguste Urion, '<{ he be <‘e-
si ip 38 South, Rai ge 4 West of the fr- in ou the above-named defendant», AUTO HAD HUMBLE BEGINNING
- I ceased, Harriet A. Urion, ar.d the
VV lunette Moiidian, whence South- j i.b niert in the sum of Twenty five
! unl ni wn heirs < f Harriet A. Urion.
c: t con er of id Di i alien La id hui.-he l d'liars ($2fiCu Ikl) and interest
_
•
a ’
i
t ‘f »he b«1 deceased; D. H. Van Ant-
i 1. mi L< «.rs F ust 5r’6.2 feet, and run- the:<en at the rate of ei/l t (-.','<) p»r
. V _
.
. :,'"-.rP, *}* d the m;.u< wn heirs ot I>.
nil g thence North 2154.4 feet to a r ti fro n March 2«tli, 1918 Until i aid, •
-
'I
Tax Lien.
”
H. ”
\ an Antwerp,
" ‘
if he be deceased,
point o" the No.-'h line cf su’d Dj:.a t igetl.cr with one hundred fifty duliais : Aeeordit’g to Finest Sa it, a French
in the f-ir.rtHT cot hit of the state < t Ti'i'd 1\ Harrington, ard th* un­
> ob) attorney’s lees and eons and I Journalist, wlm hi. made a study ot
: ti I nd Claim, whenc • the North-i
»
OREGON. IN AND. FOR JACKSON COUNTY km wn I eirs (yf Fred !’. Harrington,
ta t corner thereof bears East 561 disbursements herein to be taxed, ai.d i the history of the automobile, more
il he I e dtceered,; also all other per-
Joi n F. Roclo, Plaintiff,
I t-i; thence West along and up n tor a decree cf co ire foreclosing a cer- than six centuries ago a mini endeav­
-«ns or parljrs unknown, claiming
VB.
m i i No Ui line 541 feet to a point i. in real esta e mortgage securing said ored to build n "horseless carriage.”
any right, Hila, esta»»,-(j«-n nnd in-
thin tio S. Sanford, and athew
l’i 5.4 feet Ea- t of the Range Li-e; ileo' ar.d promissory n .tq describe! in As early as the thirteenth century a
,1 t«:e:-t in ard to the rjml ^stgje,
Golden, doing business under the
thence South 2161.4 feet to a |o nt (i ai: lift’s complaint, and to which you Parisian carriage maker worked upon
firm name and style of Sanford & ta .Idescriled in this summons, L'efeiHant-
on the South line of said Donati n oe r ip clfuliy referred. And that It, and while not successful, his ideas
| I o the ui )p own heirs of Sprah Ol la!,
’Golden. and George S. Sanford, and
Lan-LCIaini lBOU.ttfeet East of Rifnge -aid mortgage be foreclosed on the were seized upon by noted scientists
of the day, and much study was de­
i
jis
,
il
he
be
deceased,
W.
G.
Oidak-
N. C Claven, anil all other per Runs
Lii e; then 'e East 516 feet to the premises described therein as fql ov st i voted to u fruitless research Into the
1 -is, mid the unknown heirs of W. G.
unknowh, if any, having or claim­
Commencing at a point on theNorlh i mechanical arts for machinery that
place of beginning, containing 27
Oldukers, if he be decease«!, Jamis Ol
ing to have an interest in or to the
lin of B ock number Six (6) of Gal­ would drive a vehicle by a series of
acres, mure or less."
lakers, mid the unknown heirs of Jame-
real prepefiy’.hereinafter described.
low" y’» Addition to the town (now springs and cords wound up like the )
.-.ii.l sale to be ma le subject to the
i
Oldakers, if he be deceased, Maggie den of a certain joint mortgage
Defendants.
City) of Medford, situated 123.76 feet works of a clock.
.... t»
_ „e and
Oldakers,
aid
the
unknown
heirs
ot
Tofhesibove named defendants, arc
any and all unpaid taxes, Sale will bo
\V- st of the Northeast corn- r theti-
In 1769 a French mechanic, Joseph
Maggie Oldakers, if t he be deceased, s inject to cunfir nation by the County
each of them.
of, ai d from ¡said point runnii g Cuguot, succeeded in propelling by
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF John Oldakers. nnd the unknown heirs Court in the usual manner.
thence South 176 feel; thence West steam a small wooden car of his own
»f .John Oldakers, if he lie deceased,
OREGON:
Dated and first published, May 4,
122.71 feet; tierce North 176 net to design, and developed it to a point
You are hereby notified that John F. Archie Olffakers, and the unknown 1918.
the North line of Baid Block; theme where it drew a piece of artillery a
mile in twenty minutes, This car
Roelio the holder of Certificate of De‘ heirs of Archie Oldakers. if he be de­
D. W. B agshaw , Administrator.
East on North line 122.7* feet to the burned
wood and was able to carry
In quency numbered 2852 issue'l on thi ceased, Archy Oldakers, and the un-: p. O. Address: Jacksonville, Oregon.
place of commencing. Al! in Jack- enough fuel to keep It In motion for
km
wn
heiis
of
Archy
Oldakers,
if
he
2>th dav of April 1917 by the JTaX Co)
son County, Oregon;
more than an hour. The unwieldy ina­
lector pf the County of Jackson Stall be deceased, Birtl ey Oldakets, ard th
I hat s. i i premises be ordered sold in chine wrecked itself, however. limi
of Oregon, for the amount of Thirt' unknown heirs of Birthey O dakersif
ti e mum er provided bv law, and the Cugnot lost heart in bls work. A few
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale,
hi.d thirty four one-hundredths Dollars, she be deceased, Auguste Urion, am
years ago France erected a statue to
proceeds thereof be applied
horseless
the same being the amount then du« the ui known heirs of Auguste Urion,
t
I In the payment of costs and e> - him as the inventor of the
By virtue of an execution in forcclo- I en«e of sale.
vehicle.
and delinquent for taxes for the yeai f he be decease«], Harriet A. l.’rion,
ire and order of sale duly issued out
After the failure of n
l'lll together with penalty, interest; iik I the upkjiown heirs of Harriet A
II In the payment, oncosts
and costs thereon upon the real proper- Ujriqn,if she )'e deceased, D. II. Van of and under the sjal of the Circuit bursements of this suit, including the periments in England
fl> assessed to you, of which you ar« Antwerp, and the^unknpwn h.irs of D. Court for the State of Oregon, for attorney’s fees allowed the plaintiff by shortly after the nppeiiril
not’s invention, the horseless vehicle
the owner as apoears of record, situat IL Van Antwerp, if he be deceased, Jack-on County, dated May 3J, 1918 in the court.
appeared
to have been a perpetual mo­
Fred
T.
Harrington,
ard
the
unfcno.vn
a
certain
suit
therein,
wherein
Sherman
ed in said County and State, an'’ par
III The amount due the plaintiff cn tion proposition until 1830, when new
' ti. uhirly bounded and described as foi lens of Fred T. Harrfngtoi, if he be M< rnhou.ie and Carrie Morehouse, his said role and other 1 rn s of indeb'id- discoveries in steam machinery direct­
leceased; also all other persons or par wife, ns Plaintiffs, recovered judgment
loitF,1 towit:
and the balance it anv there be ed renewed attention to it. From 18.30
m
I
Beginning at the quarter section cor ties unknown, claiming any light, title and decree again.-1 Erank II Soinmei s, niter said amounts have been fully to 1S80 much progress was made, and
state, lien or interest in and io the Chart 's IL Pierce and Anna L. II. paid, satisfied and discharged, be paid some promising results were obtained.
npr of south boundary of Sortion 36
Pierce, his wife, Defend nits, fortht over unto the said defendarts, and The Invention of the four-cycle gaso­
in township .38, south range 1. wes' eal property described herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE sum of $37a.65, with interest thereon thereby ail and any title, ostate, lie: line engine by the Frenchman, Lenoir,
•of-the W illamette Meridian, Oregon:
Thence East 2 chain;, thence Nortl JF OREGON: You and each <f you I at 8% per annum from May 2d, ¡918. and i iterest of the defendants in ar.d paved the way for the successful auto­
Y-.' i 2. deg. 4f> min. east 43clfains; thenci ire hereby required to appear in the and $50.0« ¡attorneys fees and $21.30 to s .id premises be foreclosed ar.d tor- mobile.
north 28 deg. 45 min. 22.83 chaiifs; above entitled Court and cause and an­ i Costs, which judgment was enrolled ever bat red, except as to the right of
thence w< st 4.15 chains to corner ol swer the complaint of the plaintiff on and docketed in said Court May 2d, reciemi t on as provided by law; and for PECULIAR FACTS ABOUT SIGHT
tract deeded by A. D. Hammond, ile therein • against you within six 1918;
such other further and different re i f
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­ as to the court may st em proper and For One Thing, the Pupil of the Eye
and wife to S. J. Scott; thence alonj veeks from the date of the'tir4C publi­
Adjusts Itself to the Light
boundary of the said Scott Tract, cation of this, summons, if -hl'rved l.y ant to the terms of said execution, I equitable in the premists.
Surrounding It.
first south 17 deg. west 5 92 chains; the actual publication ther. of, and you will on June 4lh, 1918, at 10 o’clock A.
This summons is pubiishel in Tie
thence south 3.3 deg. west 4 chains ind each of you will hereby take no­ M., at the front door of the Courthouse Jacksonville Post, under and by virtue
An observant chauffeur, pnsslnp an
thence north 56 deg. west 9.50 chi.im tice that if you fail to so appear and in the ( i'y of Jacksonville, Jackson of an order duly made anti enteied up­ automobile with glaring headlights,
answer
for
want
thereof,
the
pluintifi
County, Oregon, off r for sale and sell on t! e 10 h day of April, 1918, in this noted that objects nt the side of the
thence North 29 deg. east 7 90 chain1
thence north 7fiX deg. west 5 4: will apply to the Court for the follow­ at public auction for cash to the high­ court sod cause by Honorable F. M. road which had been distinctly visible
chains; thence smith 27 deg. west ing relief against you anil each of you, est bidder, to satisfy said judgm-. i t, ' Calkins, Circuit Judge. The date of dropped out of sight when the bright
with the costs of tiiis sale, subject to the filet publication is the lith day of lights were thrown upon them. Since We have on hand for sale the following
4.77 chains: thence west 2.4 chains: to-wit:
For a decree of this Court) forever redemption as provided by law, all i f Mar, 1918, last publ.cation i- the 21’nd one can see better In a little light than
thence south 13 deg. 45 min. west .31
blanks viz:
in no light, ho wondered, whj- cun one
links; thence west 6.80 chains thenci juieting the title of the following des­ the right, title and interest that, the day of June, 1918.
not
see
better
in
bright
light
than
In
cribed
real
property',
lying
and
being
Lease,
above named defendants, jointly or in­
south 60 chains to place of beginning,
*
C. M. T homas ,
moderate light?
Mortgages,
containing 82.36 acres more or less, situated in Jackson County, Oregon, dividually, had on January 20th, 19:4
Attorney for Pi tin iff.
Tin
1
answer
Is,
paradoxically,
that
Bill of Sale,
or have since acquired, or now have in
same being described in volume 26, to-wit:
Medford, Oregon. the less light there is the better one
Beginning at the southwest corn r of and to the following described propei-
Agreements.
deed records of Jackson County, Ore
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sees, for the brighter the object the
the tbe southwest quarter of th. ty, situated in Jackson County, State
W arrantv Deeds,
gon, at page 603 thereof.
less efficient Is the eyesight. If. after
southeast quarter of section 32 in of Oregon, to-wit:
Quit Claim Deeds,
Notice To Creditors.
we have been in darkness, we sudden­
You are further notified that sai<
Township 38 South of Range 4 Wes'
Chattel Mortgage,
ly turn on a bright light and look nt
John F. Rocho has paid taxes on sail
All of Lot number Nine (!)) in Block In I the Matter of Julius
of
the
Willamette
Meridian
atjd
run
Acknov ledgements,
our
eyes
In
the
mirror,
we
can
see
the
premises for prior or subsequent years,
number Three (3) in the Pierce Sub­ Bjer rrerard, Estate.
nilig east along the section line to a
pupil of the eye rapidly growing small­
Rial Estate ontract,
with the rate of interest on sail
division in Township Thiity-s<ven
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that er. If we reduce the light the pupil
point in the center of the public road
Location
Notice—Placer,
amounts as follows:
(37) South, Range One (1) West of the undersigned, George R. Lindley, dilates again. What happens Is the
as it is now located; thence in a
Location Notice— Quartz,.
Year 1913, paid April 5. 1917, Recpt
the Willamette Meridian, and con­ has been duly appointed administrator same as fa the camera when we adjust
northeasterly direction along the cen­
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
No. 1639 $‘>3.68. 15% rate of interest ;
taining Five (5) Acres, according to of the Estate of Julius Bjerregaard, the shutter to the Intensity of the light.
ter line of said public Road to a point
Real Estate A'ants Cntrict,
Year 1914, paid April 25. 1917. Recpt.
The
colored
iris
of
the
eye
corre
­
the plat thereof, now of record.
deceased, and rotice is hereby given
in the center of Thompson Creek;
No. l.’WO, $45.2!», 15% rate of interest:
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, May ! that any and all persons h iving c'ain s i sponds to the shutter. It consists At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
thence northerly along the center of
chiefly of a muscle which, ns the light
Year 1915, paid April 25, 1917, $20.79,
3d, 1918.
against the said est:
_ ate in iy present the Increases, is stimulated to contract, other blanks as fast as possible untii
Thompson Creek to the northerly line !
15%. rate of interest; Year- 1916, pair
R alph G. J ennings
same prope’-ly verified.
verified, wihii six thus drawing the curtain and shutting the line is complete. Blanks of special
of said south west quarter of said 1
Sept. 1, 1917, Recpt. No. 7561. $21 8f
months
from
thè
date
of this first pub- out some of the superfluous light. It form printed to order at short n< tice
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
O
r
-*r°
n
-
section 32, thence westerly along said j
15% rate of interest.
By L eslie W. S tansell
.ication, which first publication is May usually takes a few seconds for this
line to the northwest corner of sain !
Said Sanford & Golden as the own« r
Deputy. Ì 18th, A. D. 1918, to said a Imini.stralor I adjustment to take place. Thus when JACKSONVILLE PGS1.
southwest quarter of the Si utheasl i
of the legal title of the above describ­
at his otfi'e in the Jackson County we emerge from darkness Into light we
quarter, thence south to pl ice of be -1
ed property as the same appears of re­
are blinded until the iris can shut out
Bank at Medford, Oregon.
gil’ning and being all of that nart of
cord, and each of the other persons
some of the light from the eyes.
this
13th
day
of
May,
A.
D.
Dated
Notice for Pub ¡¡cation.
the southwest quarter of the south­
BUSINESS CARDS
above named are hereby further noti
1918.
east quarter of said, sect ion .’!2. lying
D epartment of the interior .
tied that John F. Rocho will apply t«
Queer Country House.
G eorge R. L indley ,
and being situated west af the coun­ i U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
Lord Lucas owns the most remark­
the Circuit Court of the County and
Administrator.
ty
road
and
Thompson
Creek;
con
­
able country house In England. Its
April 18. 1918.
State aforesaid for a decree foreclosing
GUS NEWBURY
taining fifteen acres, more or less.
strangest feature is a queer, three­
NOTICE is hereby given that William
the lien against the property above de­
Freezing to D-nth.
in
ana
to
the
'plaintiff,
and
decreeing
storied
tower
of
wood
nnd
glass,
but
Atturney-at-Law
H. McNary, of Jacksonville, Orqgo,-,
scribed, and mentioned in said certifi­
Many n traveler lias frozen to death
cate. And you are hereby summoned that defendants hereinabove named a«id who, on April 20, 1915, made Home- while asleep, As recent scientific ex- mostly glass, which
A
ill
Practise
in All Courts in the State
main buildings.
to appear within sixty days after th« all other persons or parties unknown, 1 stead Entry, Serial, No. 010J98, for the pertinents have shown, the body's ca­
Is
smaller
tower
Each
story
of
the
OREGON
MEDFORD.
first publication of this summons, ex have no right, title, estate, Jien or in- j SW'4 of SE'( of Section II, Township pacity to regulate temperature is di­ than the one beneath it. nnd each hail
elusive of the day of said first publica­ terest in or to the srnnej .adverse to ' 38 S, Range 3 W., Willamette Meridi­ minished through sleep. This appears ■ is own peculiar use In the lifetime of
tion, and defend this action or pay th. i he fee simple ownership of the plain- I an, has filed notice of intention to make to apply both to heat nnd cold. A Lord Lucas’ father, the brilliant es­
amount due as above shown, togethei 'iff, and forever burring said defend- Final Three year Proof, to establish healthy man’s nervous and muscular sayist, Auberon Herbert. The lowest
1). W. BAGSHAW
nts, and other persons or parties un- I claim to the land above described, be­ activity is reduced to the naturul mid largest story was fitted with n
with costs ami accrued interest, and ii
minimum when he fulls asleep, and it carpenter’s bench, at which he worked.
xriown
from
abv
’
interest
therein,
a|id
fore
F.
Ray
Davis,
U.
S.
Commission
­
ease ot your failure to do so. a decree
Attorney at Law
is then that his temperature falls to its
The second story was furnished with
will be rendered foreclosing the lien ol enjoining them forever from ever.as­ er, at his office at Medford, Oregon, lowest point.
only ti table mid a cliair; and here he NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
saitl taxes and costs against the lant serting or setting up any claim of righ', 'on the 1st day of June, 1918,
title, estate, lien or interest therein or
used to read mid study. On the top of
and premises above named.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ibis story, before the third was added,
Office with Jacksonville Pest.
ALLIED FOOD SHIPMENTS
This summons is published by ordei thereto, adverse to fix? ownership of Samuel Coffman, of Rueb Oregog.
there used to be a comfortable revolv­
the
plaintiff,
aud
«'ecreeing
plaintiff
ti
Jncob Fattig, of Ruch, Oregon.
of the Ho iorable F. M. Calkins Judge
REACH LARGE TOTAL.
- OREGON
ing chair, in which Herbert would sit JACKSONVILLE.
of the Circuit Court of the State oi te the owner of the same subject only R. Holzgang. of Ruch. Oregon.
tor hours at a time, turning It ns he
to
said
agreement
of
1'hila
Bliven
at.d
A
general
Idea
of
the
quantity
of
William Smith, of Ruch, Oregon.
Oregon for the County of .'Jackson anil
foo<l sent to European allies by the wished to any point of the glorious
W. H. C anon ,
said order was made and dated this 13tl H, R. BliVen, and the plaintiff, and fi r
United States from July 1. 11)14, to New Forest landscape.
II. K. HANNA
Register.
«lay of April 1918 ami the date of th« such other, further ami different relief
January 1. 1918, is given by figures
first publication of this summons is the as to the Court may seem equitable in
Publisher’s Jest Costly.
Just announced by the U. S. Food Ail
the premises.
20th «lay of April 1918.
Lawyer
An old Ijondon firm of booksellers
ministration. In that period the Unit­
This
summons
is
published
under
apd
Summons.
All process «nd papers in this pro­
ed States has furnished complete year­ rejoiced in u five-barreled appellation
by
virtue
of
an
qfder
duly
made
a)id
In -Longman. Hurst. Bees. 'Orine and Office in Bank of Jacksonvi/1^ Building
• IN THE «1RCUIT COURT OF THE STATE ly rations for 57,100,933 people.
ceeding may be served upon the under­
signed residing within the State of Ore rendered ard entered on the 1.3th dpy •• OF i 'OHEGON IN AND FOR JACKSON addition there was enough extra pro­ Brown, A book published In 1825 by
tein to supply this portion of the <ltet this ■firm, recently picked up nt ntie- JACKSONVILLE.
gon at tbe address hereafter mention­ of April, 1918. bv tjie Hon. f. M. Cat ■ •ti county ;
OREGON
i ton in New'York city, brings to mem
ins. Circuit Judge, and the date of lr*
for 22.191,570 additional men.
ed.
Frances
Ann
Kleinhammer,
Plaintiff
The total export of wheat nnd wheat < >r.v this story: Archibald Constable,
first publication thereof is 20th day cl
*
G. M. R oberts ]
-TB-
flour to the three principal allies is the famous publisher of Edinburgh,
April, 1918, nnd the date of the Iasi
Attorney for Plaintiff.
equivalent to about 384.000.000 bushels, V •« fond of a joke. Mr. Longman of THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
publication thereof is the 1st day of Kate Hilts and W. J. Fi lls her hus­
Address: Medford National Bank
ADVERTISING BY THE
band, Defemlants.
l’ork exports for the 3*4 years amount­ the above-mentioned firm once visited
June,
1918.
Bldg. Medford, Oregon.
’ fo said Defendants: Kate Hills and W. i ed to almost 2,000.000.000 pounds. Ex­ Constable's palatini home. During con­
G. M. R oberts ,
ports of fresh beef totaled 443.484,400 versation’lie remarked: “What fine
.
Hil’s, her husband.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I pounds. The nm.iiint of food exporteil swans you have In your pond there!”
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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE to Russia is negligible compared with “Swans!” cried Constable ; “they ! are
.
GENERAL OFFICES
Summons
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
e-OF OREGON, You are hereby requir that sent to tb«> western allies.
only
geese,
mail.
There
are
Just
five
Administrator's
Sale.
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT
OF THE
ed to appear in the above entitled court
of them, if you please to observe, and BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITI'S
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
their mimes are Longman. Hurst, Hoes,
and cause and answer the Complai t
COUNTY.
Orme and Brown." This skit Is Baid to
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF oi this plaintiff on file herein ngaii st
*
OREGON Fell JACKSON CtH’M'Y.
have cost Constable a fat contract with
ONLY AMERICA CAN HELP.
*
you within ten days from the dat ■ of
Lee Harrington, Plaintiff.
Longman.—Outlook.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
*
In the matter of the estate of
vs.
service of this Summons upon you if
"On your side are boundless *
Charles H. Basye, deceased.
I such service is made within Jackson
Unknown heirs of Sarah Oldakers,
supplies of men, food, and mate­ ★
Table
I
Proverbs of Little Merit.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant County. Oregon; within twenty days
if she be deceased, W. G Oldakers,
rial; on this side a boundless de­ ★
“
A
bird
In
the
hand
Is
worth
two
In
to an order of the above entitled court, from the date of the service of this
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
and unknown heirs of W. G. Oldak
mand for their help.
★
tbe bush" does Injustice to the song
made and entered on the 2nd dav oi Summons upon you if such service is ★
“Our men are war weary and ★
ers if he be deceased, .lame» Oldak­
that comes only from the bird tin-
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
May, 1918, I will on and after the t h made within any other county of the
their nerves have been strained * caught—distorts the value of distance
ers, aid the unknown heirs of James
by
more
than
three
years
of
of
lune.
1913,
offer
for
sule
and
will
★
State
of
Oregon;
within
six
weeks
from
Oldakers. if he be deceased, Maggie
mid the virtues of nntlcfpatioti ami 14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M.
hard, relentless toll.
★
Oldukers, and unknown heirs of Mag­ sell, at private sale., for .-ash, all the the date of the first publics o n of
pursuit, and serves ns an excuse for
"Our
position
is
critical,
par
­
*
light, title and interest that said dew Summon« if «erveii by publica ;on
inexcusable acquisition. Similarly, "it 16 Oregon Express
6:20 P.M.
gie Oldakers, if sh«- be deceast d,
ticularly until the next harvest, ★
dent had in and to the following d s tier«of; or if served outside of the * but the United Slates can save ★ is never too late to mend." lures many
John Oldakers, and the unknown
2:18A.M
feet too far along the path of folly 12 Shasta Limited
vnbtd real property, situated in Jn.-k- • State iff Oregon, in lieu of the actual ★ us.
heirs of John OMakt rs, If he be de-
*
and
sin
—
for
there
can
be
no
mending
to-
iy;
son
County,
State
of
Ort
gon,
SOUTH
DOUND
TRAINS.
publication, then within six weeks fr m ★
"You Americans a.n _■ ths men. ★
ceaitd, Archie Oldakets, and th» un­
A tract of land situated in the John I’. the «late of auch servi -e. and you w .11 ♦ the skill, and the material to * when delay 1ms allowed the tattered
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