0EBEN8ER RAP .
made to lease property
aiatemvwi aa-l Ai-pIkeiWm Ko uteis,
Sètta,
H -'fi. ,« Mr. anti Mrs. J hiuvs Ma«'- .E state o f. Edward A. King; order •o . a rhaes ife Ngi,
*
M * • »<••»«*• « '' "'tlsiii-
• u* o f BvagL- on Xuviintxer 22, a big appointing Herman 0 . King admin- »
r r e M -»l L u . end the i n.her there....,
Í in«- boy,
k ,-
istrator and T. A- Fifer. J. F. Hale Î . I L 1*’ '
» o f ’ he M t of June
’¿ J " :*.
emmet»...»», k „ „ .h
Work cunaweweeJ Monday on the »lid G.’R. Lindley appruLsgra,-■
a n il M „ , „ L a w ,” a t WKu .
Guard Flora A. Carpenter iaeaue; * ,
randa lending «a the a^proaekes of
tha new bndg* ñeros» Rugue rivit order appointing O. J. Patton guard
‘T***"1 *• ew h epptWeth-i.,
ian and H. C. Keataer. Waiter Me-
• * the Riveraide ranch.
•*«< HiMtwr thd>te*o » r*v« ItoaaI
CaUem
and
Geo.
Careteo
appraisers.
ÎXlokih.*
,h *'
eetlê.ate.1
Dr. E. Kirach-Oeaany made a pro
lrtU.lXXI hne/.i |,.„1
jn
o. . M
Estate o f Clarinda Orlrehy. In
tfaaaional trip to Medford in his auto
■aobilp, which is something unusual ventory and appraisement approved.
" *’’“* ment on 'bel
tor an automobile this time o f the • Estate -of Bradley D. W illiamson.'
December 30 set as day for hearing »H . d a y . I la i.« » .., I«!«, i„ lllr, w
ynar.
¿“L’
s'
ertomi . iouer,
el »,<eijv-,i. Hwwo ..
L. J. Mareks is moving his sawmill final statement and account. ■ I
Estate o f Charles F. Wall. Wil
Aay pertm, I. , t liberte in prot.ei l
and planer from Long Branch to C.
pnrvhaee tafoM. at.tr», «
P. Dennis’ place on Trail, where they liam Ulrich appointed administrator a M.L
.».spot M an lime 4 , „ • safest
will 8aw and plane lumber the coming ai d J. A. Perry, H. G. Wortman and
i";-
««'rohemfe.i sffdevit
W. T. Grieve appraiser«.
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L ele a Meh • aulii
defeat
Ih-
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o
tri,
Estate o f Ella B. Deans. Answer
This fine weather we are getting
Heoj.s.i.1 F. Jone», *
is giving everybody in this part of of guardian ordered entered as o f
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Befi-ter
the country a fine chance to get their November 11. 1911,
Estate
o
f
A.
J.
Fredenburg.
Final
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fall and winter work done at a great
attatement allowed and administrator . _ D*'»a r‘ “ «a ‘ of tha Interior.
advantage.
*• *• Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.,
discharged.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Daily o f Med
. X -vt-mlw «3. 1911
Estate James M. Bray; inventory
ford came up to Mrs. Daily’s parents*
Midi ■» la
by aiv a tl at Arch’s
and appraisement filed, showing es
ranch on Kogue river to spend
t »et» )r o M ,»G rille, Oregon, wi.o on
tate valued at $5,000.
Thanksgiving and the turkey shooting
Guardian Flora A. Carpenter, in 'le y 2ft. Hill), mad.- Ili-m-olee-l entry
»aateli at Jasper Hannah’s place.
sane; guardian's bond filed and ap HvrtsiXo .06290. lor Kt* N W I(, and
Elmer Simmons and his brother proved.
L.«r .M ft. « . l oa "4 Tewn>hin .46 n.
Luther have begun work on a woll
Estate Elizabeth Stewart; execu Kaone -1 We I. » illemette Meridian, bar'
for Dr. Rirsch-Qessner on his ranch tor’s semi-annual account filed and tile.1 notan-of ini « .lu i m m at« F uel
the Riverdale. The well will be used approved.
C o . inu'at-Mi r’r-s-f, i.aai b i-ti c alm I
for irrigating purposes as well as for
Estate John B. Xeehan. Sr; wHI the lem» ala.» . a «rii» d. In-tor« W. H
house use.
probated and Jennie R. Meehan ap • a- o n , I a r a d S i s e- C-rti u. i—iot.er, a'
Al. Hall of Trail passed through pointed executrix, and Mel Hus»» Mad'ord, Oregon. on th.i Ath any of
Debenger Gap Tuesday morning on Bert 0 . Lockwood nnd Lowell Trip Jam a », 1912
( I Minai,t ue-n • s» a lineare« : Frank
his way to his ranch at Trail with a per appraisers.
sm all herd o f goats which he pur
Guardian Martha Hugger; order M Jeiirnr, S. .1 Black in, E. W. Tillon,
whased from Earl Grev in Sams Val appointing W. I. Vuwter guardian sud C. M. 8a«... bar», all vf W« x .« j ville ' j
Oregp.»
ley.
and W. B Jackson, A. C. Hubbard
B E N J A M IN F. JO NE8. R egl.ter
Earl and Clarence Grey of Beagle and W. T. York appraisers.
have just returoM from a trip to
A. V. Walters i-s. John Walters '
ÜF ‘’ÛBUCATÎÔX---- ,
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n’rî.‘ ° ' “ £ ,n ,,r t o r -
I
Prospect, where they were last «reek action fo r monev.
■with two loads of hay. They report
Roy Blackbpm v a Prospect Cou-
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the roads as being in a terrible condi struetion company; same as above.
,r? !• »«..eby giv u that O it» W J-
tion.
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•
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' *•re»-<rti. «110,1
Arthur
Marshall
vs. same corpora- l****t/l^*\£’ I
c
T
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9 . J,
.,.. R. niea eeit
r>11
~ ,..w
marte
Miss Dora Lawrenta and her sis. tion; same.
E l ir. .»er al
UM»,
for
N»,
»
«
V
»«▼. Mrs. Mabel Starks, o f Medford,
George W. Kearns vs. Ids nnd '.). ESi ^ W V Se, lion M, l- wn-nip S» s
with their cousin. Miss LaReina H. Reichman ; same.
Kani-e 3 w . Brillameli» MrrMiaw, I a-
b o wren tz, o f Cincinnati. Ohio, came
«4 in
t o "'ak"
m a k e h i.a t
Anna Caton Hopper vs Enter- ! glen
S'"‘ ,-o.tl, ’ e ‘V
“’ i u t i n n u*
Douglass Honncr- s n i ï f e 7 '
«ve.iwn» pro. f.
eei.b | h claim to U e
op to the Debenger Gap ranch lakt
" _",0 PPe r ’ 8u,t fo r divorce.
lano above tie., ' rihed.
-rt I
’ ’•» n**om
w a»»nv ll-rtn
u^rtiru
Friday and Saturday to visit their
Laura Knutzen vs. D. W. Knutzen ; •»m -It, y •». Ccmniiw-n, »r »1 G r .ife
friends. Mrs. J. C. Gage and family same.
I*.», Dreg u, uu ti,v 07 J,
, | p |
and J. B. Johnston. Miss LaReina is
Jackson County hank vs. W. H --ember, 1911.
C a im a n i n«me» ss w tee» e» ; Je»«- 1
n world renowned girl, as she is the Harden ft Co. and W. H. Rnrdon; ac-
X -» ti -m - , L-ut» fSIver-, J< e — hoo-.
highest known horseback diver o f the tion to recover money.
“ o »•
«»ilei-« Galftrenlh, «Il , | * .«<)-
v <
r W»||are
world. She mounts a tower sixty-
C. E. Tull vs. Al Tate; action I- ” U
“•
five feet on horseback, then the horse recover
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B E N J A M IN F. JONEB. Register
money. Qns
Newbury, attor-1
m akes a dive down into the shallow ney for plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
depths o f eight feet of water with
Jackson County bank vs. W. H ‘
M iss Lawrentz on his back. She also Rnrdon ft Co.; action to recover^
Department o f the Interior,
•na’kes dives o f ninety-six feet with money. Vawter ft Purdin, attorneys
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg,
out the horse. She is now on a seven for plaintiff.
Oregon 1
rnonths’ vacation. The last dive she
November 20, 1911 j
Geoige W. Kearns vs. Ida L. Rien,
Notice is hereby given that Eugene
made on horseback before her raea- man and 0 . H. Reichman; action m
«»on was in the presence o f William recover money. C olug ft Reams, at 8 . Jenks, whose postoffice address is ‘
•J. Brean, who came forward after she torneyg.
Medford, Oregon, did, on the 2 8 th 1
«node her dive and «hook hands with
Carl Coblelgh vs. Prospect Con day o f February, 1911, file in this
o rr and congratulated her for her struction company; action to recover office Sworn Statement and Appli
ferave and daring act. She has also money. Gus Newbury, attorney for cation, No. 05945, to purchase the |
dreed in the presence of President plaintiff.
SE %, Section 14, Township 35 S. j
T aft, who also shook hands with her
Xan L. Strlckfaden vs. Frank Range 3 west, Willamette Meridian i
and congratulated her. When but 11 Strickfaden; divorce. H. V. Richard and the timber thereon, under the
provisions o f the act o f June 3, 1878 !
-F ^ -s of age she made a dive ninety- son, attorney for plaintiff
mx feet fro mthe top o f a tower into
Medford »Coal ft Mining Co. vs and acts amendatory, known as the I
m e ocean. She is now a tall, slender Sunnyside Coal ft Coke Co.; suit In “Timber and Stone Law,” at stichi.
S»r| o f about five feet eleven inches, equity. R. r . McCabe, attorney for value as might be fixed by apprai--- j
with a fíne muscular development and plaintiff.
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap-j
a chest expansion o f five and three-
Sarah E. Clay vs. Daniel E. Clay; plication, the land and timber thereon |
ronrths inches, which is far above •ult for divorce. Carkin ft Taylor, have been appraised. $650.ft0. the
timber estimated. 640,00(1 board feci j
m e average. M iss LaReina is really attorneys for plaintiff.
a wonderful girl and a good pianist
at
75 oents per M, and the land
Helen Lee Morgan vs. John B. M o r
also. She intends coming back to the
9200.00; that said applicant will o f
Debenger Gan ranch for a longer visit gan. Suit for divorce. E. E. Kelly, fer final proof in support of his ap
attorney for plaintiff.
about Christmas.
Sarah E. Clay vs. Daniel E. Clay. plication and sworn statement on the I
Suit
for divorce. Carkin ft Taylor, 9th day o f February, 1912, before |
F. W. Dodge was at Medford on
W. H. Canon, United States Commis
attorneys for olaintiff.
Business Wednesday.
sioner. at Medford, Dregon.
Medford Coal and Mining company
Any person is at liberty to protest I
Boguiale the bowels when they fail vs. Sunnyside Coal and Coke com
this purchase before entry, or initi
«o move properly. HERBINE is an pany and Pacific Coal company. W.
ate a contest at any time before pat
admirable bowel regulator. It helps E. Crewes appointed receiver.
t t e liver and stomach and restores a
Fanners’ and Fruit Growers’ Bank ent issues, by filing a corroborated I
fine feeling of strength and buov- o f Medford vs. J. F. Reddy and Mary affidavit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry
aney- Priee 50c. Sold bv J a n is the F. Reddy; action for money. Porter
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
druggist
J- N eff and William P. Mealey, a t
Register.
torneys for plaintiff.
Professional Cards
NO TIC E FOK P U B L IC A T IO N
a Dr Pa? “ ent of tha Intarior,
it
A. E. KELLOGG
Embaimer and Funeral
Director
Compì fe line ot burial robes
caskets, etc.
Wodeisttikiiig rooms opponile I. O O F
bul d in g ; phene «1 Main
<iO L D B IL L . ORRGON
CLEMENT H. SMITH. M. D.
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
•Office in Wells Building
Hours 10 12—2-4
DR. R. C. KELSEY
orric« is
*» D L 0
H IL L
H O S P IT A L
CO«. THIBD â c STS.
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
October 2«, 1011.
h*r,''by
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k
4
a so?’ ’a
that
Mr».
P'” ‘ -«' • «ddre»»
I - / 10 £ ‘ h 8lr,'a t- Portland. Oregon
did oo May 20th, 1911, 81« io th j. o%cJ
x Z fi’ U n h? *U>me" ‘ “ od Apph.-BOon,
onrchAse toe
R e *, S E I
- E l i, and NE>4 MEM, of need >n 2ft
MerHi’J ’’32 8’’ ^ ge 2 E“"‘ Will»'“ett«
-the of , heact thereon,
under the p “nd-
.ov,,,,o,)(,
of J(iD<;
• hs »Tim«
smendutory. known »»
Stone Law,” at ,nch
»nd’ThVt"’
*’’’ “ PP^'tam em
•"d that, pursuant t . »nch application
the land and timber -.hereon have b-. n
2 4 % 7 mw V 12? °,’ U , e " ,,her «’•“ mafea
2,420,000 hoard feet at fto cents ,e-r M
'b e
T i m b e r « -id
»n l offer Anal
X lVth
Reamfec V
r
A
proof in »npport of
■,WOrn «‘ »Anient on
n Janu,rJ \ 1M>2, before
Receiver United rttat^F
L*nd Office, at Ro-eburg, Oregon
Aliy person is at liberty to pmfeht
this purchase before entry, or initiate »
H . CARKIN
GLENN O. TAYL3S , on « t "t any time before patent ir.u-s
oy filing corrobr.fed affidavit In thi
offi e, af ezieg fact» which would def »;
tin«
eiv ry
LAWYERS
If you w ant your
t o o l s p u t in g o o d
sh ap e b e su re
to s e e
f '■'-■i
OOTNTV WANb
it
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
nas « ba i «ter» Mali
f f l.U .i'»
B U IL D ,X G . M E IttO K D
AM '.’ F K » \K 8 . Register
NOTH i: FOK I’ lrB L IC A T IO N ^
u IJ?'’a r‘ n'«“ t of the Interior,
S. Land Office at Roseburg. Ore.
Artgti-t ft, m il.
No i e » l.er.-hv »|y „ )m, An<Jr „
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p
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* ' '*• O ' V”“ . d d, on the let da, U
M ard i, HU I, fife
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8worn
Two For One-—
Extraordinary offer by H alo’s Piano House to complete «
he >H h 1 c '’8 " t e T
191 b
tlUW far »’n,v“d u
J« "
linl« b Piano House. From now until Pliristma« dav we
i “ ¿ h r i» 7 Z
o u r “ '™ ™ c o " 1 , l u r i , " t
o f th ,: p “ *
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i
iu M -H o” » «'"I '¡ . ¡nitv
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g i 0Ur “,ore ,luri",! tlu' Be*‘ tw en ty -« « ' dnyi.
Hale s I iano House has grown and become famous bv rivimr the
greatest p«,88,ble value for the least money It is »»SdlX to
ue?e nV
by buyi “K dlrect from t,u* factory* and in a large man
ner. and being under no expense in the w iv of rents and S
io td H a V n n ’l Y’’ <>nJ°y ,ulvunU^ >H that
other dealer can hope
«Ion vnlnJ 1 l Y aUHC We want 8tiH nion‘ to to-reusc our trernen-
o r th
n
Of, h ‘iS ,n e8H ’ w e a r p *ivinK to every purchaser X i e
ing b X s
7 >e h“
WVfcat than “ny ° thcr de*Ier
on liv-
Two Dollars For One Dollar
From now until Christmas we will give every purchaser of
« ™ t" p .PX
i rn‘p “M
a n ° * ” C e ip ‘ f ° r ‘ W iM t h e “ “ H1“
“ •
Pay $10 and get credit for $20
Pay $15 and get credit for $ 3 0
Pay $20 and get credit for $40
Pay $25 and get eredit for $50
Pay $.30 and get eredit for $60
Pay $.35 and get eredit for $70
«PL v ,
Pay *50 and
crpdit for $100
Ihe balance may be paid a little each month.
»4 J ‘ v app
every new Pinno *n»d Player Piano in our
re8tnct,on8 or reservations. It applies to the lowest
p in ed Piano we carry as well as to the world’s finest the cele
brated
makes for which we are exclusive ^ agents.
Ineluded’In
\r,e r»h“ r r s i c H i n n i
l i a m K ' 1“ 1* -
M.
I uraam Rlhnlno:
, l2ntln«,,' n- M-'iidclaaohn, Lnuter
W
m a „ T „ S " g' U ,,M gU e’ “”d
"V «'
. n ,,
? better pianos for less money. But now vour
1 / " ,ent8 i a? e JU8t doubled the value that they have had before
dehX Y
hnVC ngnin- T1,e Piano n,ay b“ ««iccted at oncVand
p r e ,,r m wi" de,iTer “
Ch™ t ™ “
One Dollar Does the Work o f Two Until
Christmas
t,.;i P t‘inend)er that we arc the only direct factory to home dis-
tubutors of the world’s best Pianos and Player Pianos at the
Oregon.” “' 5 '' ' XI’*'”S‘‘
each in<iiTi<I,“ I P 'lrc L a cr In Southern
io our
™
In th<? buying field thaf w‘‘ have the
S . ° Wmg
° Ut,,Ut and
“ I” “ »'
Our big salesroom is located on the corner of Tenth and Oak
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m ith
Candy?
HALES
Sure !
Vze tune Pianos, we move Pianos, we repair Pianos we store
Pianos, we buy old Pianos, we sell Piakos, in fact, wTdo^the PiSl
business of southern Oregon.
’
Fia^ °
We will give $500 to any charitable institution if anv one can
prove that our prices will be raised one penny to offset this a lln u r
b
"
regU,ar retail
Wh'ch -
~ “
the
CARKIN & TAYLOR
17-19 OVIK J A i'K f in v
MEOPOHI»,
some price.
kW" J »” »«I?- 1»I to buy ten rarloada oi
w‘
l,u"‘!l<'"" •'■<! «owy Plano imut move at
Now w your chime«».
M IN E R 5
■GOLD H IL L , OREGON
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Does This Mean Any
thing to You, Piano
Buyer?
Ask any of Ihe
girts
B"|R t h e essi
BON TON
Piano
House