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bISSOLUTION NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given Umt tho flnn
( Chtlstt'iiron & Jo!) n son h-a been dis-
dvod by mutual cdtiBont ot tho parties,
Y. 0. Chrttcnpon retiring. 0. A.
Johnson win coniinuo tno uuatnoss nnu
nnv nil nhlimttiont of tho Arm. Alt nor-
eons Indebted to tho former firm of
Ohristenicn A Johnson aro requested to
settle before. Sow 12, b nil accounts noi
nottlcd l-oforo thin will bo given lor col
loctlon. Interest and costn added. All
accounts may bo sei tied with cither of
tho parties or nt tholr lormcr placo of
bush'ss.
Dated this 61 h day of November, 1002.
'IV. 0. Chiustkssrs & 0. A. Johnson.
TIMRER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1S73.
NOTICE FOR l'UIU.I CATION
United State Land Office, Row-burg, Oicyon.
Nov, i, 1002.
Noilce it hereby ciwn that in compUnnce
wlthtl.cproilcmof thcact of CongtrM of
June 3. i8;8. entitled "An net Tor the mhs of
timber Und In the States tf tV.lifornla. Orrgon.
Nevada, and VihlnRton '-'lYmtwy,- iu c
tended to all the Public l.ind btutc by act of
Augim 4, tft)3
ALHERTA. ANDERSON,
c Marshfield. county ol Coo. Sutc of Ore
gon. lias this day filed in thw office bti sworn
statement N'a 3861, for the puithe of the
NWjfofSWt-4. Sec 36. EK ofSKt-4&lot S
of Sec. 37, Tp 34 S, R No 1 1 W, nnd will offer
proof to show that the land soucht I more
HituaMc for Us timtier or Hone than for gncul
tural purposes, and to eub!'i lit claim to
mM land before V. V. Doulac, t . Com-nikiionw-iJOrrpjn,
at MnrshMd. Oregon, on
S-iturdiy, the to cUvof Jamun. tooj
? He namrs as itneses: Charles Wicant.
John Mtchelbrink. Fted Noah, of Allegan;. Or.
S. V. Nodi, or MarshfieM. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands arc requested to file thlr
claims in this office on or before said ic dav
of Jan, 1913. 1. T. Ukidces, Rejister. ' n-8
TIMRER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1S7S-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Rorcbnrsr. Or,
Oct. 1 IPCri,
Notice is herebv riven that in compli
ance with tho provisions of the act of
Congress of Juno 3, 1S7S, entitled "An
act for the alo of timber lauds in the '
Stales of California. Oregon. Nevada.''
and Washington Territory." as extend. .
ed to all the Public Land States by act '
ot August 4. 1892, j
CLARENCE PENNOCK.
of Marshfield. county of Coos, state of
purchase of tho SWl-4, of Sec. No .
20 in Township No 2CS RanccNo 11 W. '
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is moro valuable tor its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish hts claim to said laud before
V. U. Douglas, U. S. Commissioner fcr
Oregon at Marshfield, Oregon, on Satur
day, the 20th day of Dec, 1902
Ue nRmes ns witnesses: J. A. Smith
0. L. Suiith. Fretl Taylor, E. A. Ander
Eon, all ol Marshfield, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly theaoovc-rlescribed lands are request
ed to tllo their claims in thi office on or
beforo eaid 20 day of Dei-, 1902.
10 11 J. T. BntDOBS, Register.
Oregon Lumber .Notes
(Puget Sound Lumberman)
Astoria The Astoria Kir LumberCom
pany, a recently incorporated company,
with a capital stock of $100,000, perfected
organization by electing the following
ofliccrs: President, G. 0. Moen; vice
president, NV. II. Copcland; eecretary,
R. V.Jonea; treasurer, ABtoria National
Bank; superintendent, N. D. Rain.
Tho company has purchased the old
Eagle Cannery property, and will erect
a saw mill with a capacity of 05,000 feet
in 10 hours.
Marcola Amos D. Ilyland and W. G.
Uylaud have bought tho interest of J. A.
ilrigga in tho Trent Lumber Company
and changed tbo name to tbo Ilyland
Lumber Company. Mr. Rriggs remains
with the company for the prewnt. It iH
intimated the mill may bo sold, It has
a capacity of 10,000 foot per day.
Springfield Tho BoothKelly Lumber
Company's now saw mill plant Uete is
soaring completion and will be a modern j
mill In all its appointments. Tbomssln
bulldinc 1,852x270 feet, twostories high.
Tho roof is covered with Pariod Roofin"
u ue pnicuvuic iiiiu nuvuijiruui ruuunK,
sold by the Bimonds Manufacturing
Company, of Portland, and will greatly
lesson the risk from fire, They expect
toTTmtffte mill night and Uay ne scon as
ccmpleted, turning out 2G0.00O feet in
twenty hours. The planing mill and dry
kilns havo a capacity to tube care ol
this output. Their etorago capacity for
logs will bo about 30,000,000 feet. Tiioir
timber purchase of 12,000 acres from
A. D. Ilyland is tributary to this mill aa
well as other largo bodies they hold.
'Xbo Chicago board of nrbltrntlon,
ayhich baa laboriously figured out that
tbo cost of livlug bus advanced, might
.Jiavo reached tho same conclusion with
V'less trojiblo by( consulting Us meat,
im , ,
QUIET DAY
IN CONGRESS
Virginia Cases
Acted Upon
Not
SENATOR SIMON FINDS
POSIES ON HIS DESK
Bill to Reduce Phlllipine Duties to
One-Fourth of Dingley
Rates.
Washington, Doc. 2 Tho galleries
wore spnrscly filled today when order
was called in tho House, nnd many
members wero absent from their reals.
The speaker announced hU committee
appointment. Among them, JHrtll, of
Connecticut, succeeds tho Into Repre
sentative Hnesell on the Ways and
Means; Pitmcr, Republican, of Pennsyl
vania, Judiciary. The Presidents mes
sage was submitted and the reading be
gan immediately,
The committee on appropriations or
dered a favorable report on Cannon's
bill, appropriating $00,000 for the An
thracite Commision.
Attornev General Knox submitted
j,U annonl ropcrt, which shows that
during tbo last year his department has
,. ,,-..,.. ,:
disposed of ,0 out of 344 caos rending.
tion of suitable buildup hr tho depart-
meet, which is now in rented quarterr,
and aleo recommcrdj an increiEo in tho
salaries ot Uie judicial officers ot the
IIouso.
The committee on Judiciary has de
cided to refer all bills dealing with
trus'.s to a sub-House Committee cf
which Littlcfleld. of Maine, will be
chairman. His anti-trust bill is pend
ing and is one of the mo3t important.
Tho Houi3 Credentials committee has
decided to drop tho rase against Glass,
ot Virginia, deeming it more proper tor
the next congrccs to discuss tho matter,
because all Virginia members of the
next Congress have been elected under
the ne?r constitution whkh Unfranchises
colored voters, Virgiuiana received the
news enthusiastically.
Haham, of Texas, offered reolutions
of respect, paying a tributo to tho mem
ory of the 'late Representatives CJrcff-
ernold and ghenard. As a mark of.
further respect the House adjourned at
1:30.
Tho Sonata had ioit part of its holi
day appearance, tboush upon tho desks
of Simon, of Oregon aud Alger of Mich,
reposed be-uutiful flowers us remember
ances. "When tho gavel fell there wero but
few spectators. Algers credentials wero
presented and reported nt tho desk,
lh(ll0 hQ VM BworB, IIo tcok a BK
. . , .
1 uetween uievertugn arm uryuen, enu
was given an informal reception until
tho president message was received.
Lodge introduced a bill mskiu the
tarif between the Pliiilipp!nei and the
Uuited States 25 per cent of the Dingley
rate, instead of 7b us at'preient. He ex
pects to socure its rnwage without dis
cussion. Francis Josepii Honored
Vienna, Dec, 2: Thoughout tho duo.
monarchy today there wero celebrationis
to mark tho fifty-fourth annlvcrtary
ot the accession of Kmporor Francis
Joseph to tho throne. In tho capital
buaineta was geuetally suspended, and
in all thc'churcliQi tlianksglvtu eervict'B(
were held,
SOUTH SLOUGH BRIDGE
IN BAD CONDITION
Proposition to-Relapate tho Rontl
And Abandon thVprescnt
' Structure v- '
Geo, Cook, of Rltf crook was iu town
yesterday circulating n petition (or the
relocation ot a portion of tho county rond
between Emplro anil Raiulou, 10 as to
cross South slough at n point noar its
mouth, Itutuad ot farther up tho slough
where tho bridge now stands. Of ho
purposes of tho chaugo, Mr, Cook sors:
Tho above mentioned petition (or re
location of part of Empire Randon road
wis tor relocating thaKportiou beginning.
at the gate generally !:nowu na the rond
to tho furry at tho mouth ot South Slough
at tho Government ltaat House, follorv-
iug the Llsht-llousorond i mile, thence
following tho ridgo eontherly to connect
with the Empire U.tudon ro.tdnear the
Eight mile stako. A good tubelar
bridgu or ouo ot slono touudnlion would
bo required to withstand tho torudos,
Tho nntural condition of tliu country
is ruch that tin coit ol building nnd
maintaining said road would ba very
light, as the larger portion is now built,
anl tho portion that is to bo built now
has a trail so that it is traveled consid-
erablv. I think that therods no portion
that there need bo a grade of tnoto thtn
IS inches to tho red, being mottlynlovel
roaJ, far cuporior to the prctont road,
Furthermoiu Uile boinrT equally con
venient for nearly all tattlers on tho
prelum road, it would give the pc-plo
of M.uehlleld, Emplro and vlciuitf a
direct drivo to the cunping groundwt
the Light-Houcc, distance of a bout 12
milea from Marshfield. Tho present
condition is such that there is nc wty
to utive to uie i.igiu-uouro tcacn,
there is no mean? of crossing Sou
slough.
Tho present petition we hate contain
about 120 names including' most of th
prominent businese men o! Marshfield
Emplro and Randon,
Tho bridge required at tho proposed
site would be only nbout half ns Incg at
the one n;w in ue nnd tl.o Joe Nay
bridge and soveral smallur out-a von 1 1 J
budone away with.
In this connection, County Commis
sioner McIitto?h has kindly handed to
the Mail ths following communication:
Iu August 1W.0 myeolf and the road
Bupcrvifor made a careful examination
of Uih bridge and at that tirno we found
lio ntl.ia nnirrifittt n rt'fii "Vt
,,' , .... , that tho fellow hadn't a rent, nnd thr.t
could not see any oignos o! the tore Jos i , , , , , , ,
,, . . ., , , his ticket was a telegraphic order from
workonthem. The top of tho brulgol . ., , , ..... ...
.. . , .. thu tortland agnt of thu stoamur to tho
was geiting rotton but we concluded by t
. . . , . , .. 'agont here, to furnUli transportation
renening some of tho old planks that "
tho bridge would bo all right for two tor, ah It seemed uselem to keep Htich o
three yeara, and then put a new cover-
.
log on tho old piles.
I have examliicd this bridge agajn on
,
Nov. 22 1002 and found tho piles in a
bad condition and the top v.orks very
rotton. Some of the piles aro moro tiian
half eaten off by tho teredo's anil the
bridge Is not safe, and I would warn the
peoplo not to cross on this bridge with
heavy loads. Tiiero is a notico on each
end of this brldgo warning the people
about crossing with heavy loads.
Tliii bridge la nbont 1375 feet long and
was re'euilt about hix or seven years
ago using tho old covering or. new piles.
This bridge cannot bo repaired without
rebuilding it tho whole way acrou nud
it is a puzzle how to do it and get away
from tbo teredos.
'Ihurewana petition before tlo last
ln0' tll County Court to vaczto mo
portion of tho road in which IhiH bridge,
is located and (relocate the tamo some!
I
utiiur (iiucu, uuv uiuiij nun in u n.inv
-.i i 1...1 ii . :.. .. -..,,.,-
Btrnnco ogainbt it which was in the tr.n
Jority end tarried. Now I am told
there will ho another petition in next
term 'but did not loam tho natum of
tho petition, but Is something nlpng the
smo lino. Now I think it will bo a
good time for the tax payorj to t8t'.:o
tliiB queQiion beforo tho bridge is re-
kuilt.and also v.JiatKinu oi u uiwao
build.
DOJULU M;IjTCBII,
tl
GENEROUS' -
NEW YORK
s FINANCIER
Only Wants 15
Cent Interest
Per
To Float Venezuela's
Bonds,
Washington, Dec. l At tho Cabinet
mooting today tho chief topic ot discus
sion wiiu tho proposition of Ranker
Scltgtnatt ol New York, to Unanco Volt;
cxucla'ti obligations. Tho uuaultnouo
opinion of tho goveriimcn in that it can
not guarantee tho payment.
Seligmau wants lb per cent intorett
from Venezuela.
becrctury Iliny told tho Cabinet ho
hoped that under Minister llur.in's re.
gimotho Colombian tiff. Irs would ltu
atIifotory and negotiation would bo
concluded looking toward tho construe
tiou of the Panama canal.
LEADING KNOCKERDEPARTS
LEAVING UNPAID BILLS
Tho Knockors' Rrig.tdn wan deer, as d
by one, with thodoparturuof tho Steam
er Alliance, tho lou'oU moutned yowler
of tho let Loiiu a pntftmgi'r on that
bo.tt, on transportation furnished from
Portlanl.' Tho party inquention cattui
down hero to work; for tho (ircnt Central,
liu ws fired, for ireucial worthlflStnc.M,
and at once joined tho ranks ot tho
knockes, nnd has been furnishing am
munition tor the knccke.-H organ. Ho
was paid off by the Great Central bnt
oon camblfd hia wngu away. Then, it
is said, Major Kinney took pity on him
nnd gavo him money enough to gut to
Portland. Tills ho tln blew in, nnd
has hecu putting in U tiniu iu thu
manner above indicated. Ho ran up a
board bill ol rome fourteen dollars nt
thu Rroiler, and when Geo Farrln vt
a hint that ho wai going away on thu
Alliance, he went to the fellow, but h
Htronuously denied that he wai going
away. Then Attorney Farriu camped
Ion hid trail, hut thu fuel w.it developed
clwractor hor, ho waa Hiiffurw to du
pari, probdMy lalng other !lnanei.i
1
mmirnitrs in town. Il will bo cudly
, ml;wl from tlo. cirelu of tho knockers
I nsha was n constant hrouter, and eould
frilUh "informatito" about thu Groat
, CeMra. witlmuUindt.
knocke,fi nrean would t.robubly have
difficnllv iu "proving" that tho owner
' ,.,, .,... ,' , .iifinit.
ot tlo linger to
hu ttvya ho didn't.
l.l... I ..if. fir fiinvl utlll LllftP tliil U'llftf
California Fruit Growers.
San Francisco, Cab, I) c. 2; Tlio au-
nual convention of tho otnto fruit grow-
crb' association, which opened today in
, , , ,
Pioneer Ji.ui, mm lair 10 ua mo mohi
important in tho history of the associa
tion, which extend: over r. pariod of a
qnarter ofa century. Today's proa'odis
ingi
gi wkb largely of a pralimlii.uy
iture. Attlto subsrquer.t saiftions,
n nt u
wj,cj, Mf,t,iiue all week, mr.uy topics
M ,,l(i,n, n,,t r i.nf,i'
I Ul llitLtl'XV J tMWilV -llft-i&V IM tllW IIMIV
I ""
drrniiiK' indnatrv will lio iiuciiatfil.
- j
Mxey Haugli and Eddie llniilon
Oilai.d, Cal., J)ec. 2: Coneideriiblo
,,,, eU u maif0Btwl in tho 20-round
! go lll'.veeii Eddiu Huulon and Maxoy
Iliigii, whieii is eehcdiiled for decision
loijti.t midiir the antplcot of tlio Aorac
io;Miioucci:tu. - - . ino iv.o iigiuoie are
(jo.'il) matuhwl and it' HVely bout is ex-
ec'.ed lo he tho outcome.
Wants Huntington lnyciilory
Now York, Duo, 2: In tho Surro
gate's Co(irt n motion to comped tho ox
coutoM ot thomlntu ot P.O. Hunting
Ion to II lo an luvniitory cunia up (or
argutnont today. Walter Moribund ol
London ami Now York brings tho action
on bch id I ot hlmtclf and other iitock-
holdorn ot tho Ccptml Paulllu Railroad.
Mr. Morsheap hns (or somo yur been
active In presenting his claim against
those who managed tho deal by which
tho Suuthuro Piiclllo ubiorhud tho Con
tra! Piu'llllc. It ti his claim that
Coll In P, Huntington, I, eland Stanford)
OharloJ Crocker nnd Mark Hopkins
fraudulently oht lined f 100,000,000 bu
longing to the stoikhohlura.
IIiMiaiorts that m directors ol tho
Central Pacific they turned over to con
struction companion controlled by them
fUKt.OCO.OOO, luolmllrr VtO.000.tlK) ol
government boudt loiiud for building
tho road. Of this tutu hi Mutoii that
but WO.OOO.QOO una expended Iu cou.
utructlon nnd equipment, and that tho
other money was pocketed by tho "big
four."
Presidents' Wedding Anniversary.
Washington, H C. Doe. 2: today
was til. sixteenth wedding :iunle.riary
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Romvelt, but only a
very fow of tho many tmllcri nt the
Wbltc llniteo nralteil thnfa:t nnd offer
ed their rongratutntioiii. In tho Pren (
iduun'a fr.mlly thortt mis no special ob
Mrvnncu of thu nunivorsary, uiilesi n
dinner r.t which rver,tl clonofrieudit wl
hu prnront tlilsuV4ing inty bo regarded
as such.
Tnilla.'itlnn.
IndlgMtlon N not u disease In t:io-t
cne, lint inerely nil ntlmonltlon. It
m"jins that Mo Individual Ihih not yet
found n dfeV miltnbb to the need of
'(IK MVUtl.lll
ODD' CHniSTMAB'CAnD'S.
riumctliltiir Which AninCiMir I'liotux'
rot'liera t.'un .tlnUo.
Whnt preitler Idea than that our
ChrUtmuH eardn nhotild be eiu-lched
with idiotogriipliu of hccneri fnmlllar to
Minder and reclplct ullke, odpeclnlly
when funding to frleudH In home for
vigil country' Much Individuality may
be expr tuned In arrnuguiueiitK of utlll
life, tirlca-brac, fruit, etc. I'lowcri
and pIuritH nlwuyit iiuike pretty compo
hltlojiM, but It Ih bent to ehooM! ncnhon
ublu oneH, hiicIi nn t'hiihtm.iH rosen,
holly, iiilHtleloe, i!l. Thu result niiued
r c!!i"'fvS. A yfSS
k a I X. .
J...'.:' JLKi' KfL
Wmmm
&fesj: Mi
I'miTcs: 'i'i,;rA.v. w. ',
ILZP- ii,i. V.' ar ?tJ-:--2--U
CIIIIIBTMAU CAIll) WITH I'llOTOMItAI'lt IN
CK.STI.lt.
nt Ih to wcuro u decora tiro (iinl!ty In
tlio work. TIiIk inity he either In thu
photograph lUolf, iih In the ciimo of
tlowi'i-H, grithKUH, etc., or It nuiy bo Hi
troduei'd by neeonKory work, Hiieh iih
bordei-H or other oriiiiiiietitutlon In pen
nnd Ink or wni.li. Very pretty efreet:i
may bo obtaliul liy iihIiik two photo-
;rnpliH In combiuiitloii, one iih a Imcl;
wound to tho other. A group ot vluwu
.' arranged In hoiiio novol miinner would
. Ibo .ino.(1 bC0,,0 rr ,..,.,.1, or..i,m(y.
A Hlmplo bonier can eiihlly bo added
to liny phntogrnph nud will give u tin
ihh to tho picture, but wlicro there luivo
been iniuii Inlior nnd time wpoiit Iu
.1.. It.... ..y.i.l II... I.f.1 (il.i.l Iu 11 f..
j,,otoVraph the whole to any hIzo do-
' "Irutl and then print off tho number of
i t'GploH lo vend uway.
I liwii.ilil . i; "Win l ll v i.tnii. fiiu in iw iv
l.ettcrJny inut bo cnrofiilly done nnd'
Htylo of type choaen which linn
.... a
f '" wm. tl.o f-cuenu cuurncioroc
I lliu (nril.
AN AUTOMOBILE PILLOW.
Jioniuii viueii ih Hiiitnom ion ii
-t - . .. . . I
Ciitliliiii ever of Any Mnturlnl.
ijoiii piuuwH iiie-inu'ii in limey eover
i..f. in...it.lnl.l.. Iir.lfflfii. f.lflu O-lin iiu
IIIU III,IIUI1J ll-fllilllj ,l. I". liv v-'"b
or tlio roauiera or ino uowii requireu
to mold thtfie comfortH Into idinpo In
fiuiinhloml.lv, nud many fuinllloH who
,,....,., HMIIV III- iwi.nv . v..0..,U..
.! l will IiiiiKilhIjIi (llikllt IUIIItl
ftupply eii'i.iot afford to do o.
CiuhloiiH wIioho f vera bear enibrold-
ill'oi tiu;ot;r!jluH nit1 eomililereil tvirtiu-
littii.ltf til. In fill... 'l-lifil IfWl fllllllll.ln
for llbraiivd Or dining looino. If the
gggjdssags im
vsxry
Wift
L
Ai'roMoiitu: I'li.i.ow covmt.
donlcr In fnitey woilc ciiuuot idniup tlio
cloth with Mich it pattern, imvo froui n
uetvspiipd' or u iiiiigiu;lno an nntoiuo
blllug Mceno nnd with'' cut bun paper
titumfiT the plcturu to the fnbrlc. Then
outlliiu tho deNlgn with Ijohm,
A ciihIiIoii cover of thin nort limy ho
intiile of dunlin, linen or Klllc. A rutllo
coimlutliig of a duiiblo fold of the tint
trrlnl Nhotild ho withered to it moder
ate fullucHN nnd thou Mltchcd liotween
thu euxt'u,
A pltiHh cuhIiIoii cover would tool:
lutiuliionis with iippllntiiM of gold, mid
nn Ivory mitln ouu would look lovely In
thu exqulMte blue .liipnncxo I'liibrold
ery. The pattern enu bo worked or
(tainted nnd thu iniicliliiu iniiile hitiid
nouie by gold nud allver eiubi-oldet'le:i
on It. CiifibloiiM are qultu tblugit of
beiiuty, nud they really nru not cxpeu
iilvo. A (lift Tor (Irniiiliuu.
What gift could be nicer for grnnd
mother tiniu the dnluty tlo mIiowii lit
thu ukctch? It limy bo embroidered
on black or white net or blnelt or white
Ilk miiflllii. Nut Ih moro eimlly em-
Men nrjinr. j
brotderetl and Jh thereforo preferable.
If the foundation In id II; net, uxu fluo
isllk omlroldery Hoik and u flue Mlk
ilbbon for making tbo knoUt. Thu
flowers nro dono with Kllk thrend. Tho
ribbon nliould bo used for making the
i-dgeu.
" RYETAB "
Whiskey IJcnns.
Something ubmiliile'y new
at'd with which wo havt
exporlmeiitrd for yearn.
One bean innkeH n.io glnp
Vtldlilnl Ulurkev (Rvo or
?r II Itoutboul: mx Ileum tot lu
pin!. Jut'l Ibti thliiK for
travclere, and coiivunl nt
(orpicnlre, exenrsloiiH, otr.
ContaiiiH nil tbo virtue of
thu heM ulit-l;i'H without
tho ileletotloil eff-ct, .''iidc
from the pure ve;et,ible
in niter, nnd guaranteed to
contain no jh'in-mioiij or tint
cotlcdrugH of nny desct Iptlon
If a beviTHgo Id iir.t ihisir
ed, a beau may ho taken in
tho month without water,
aud tho moid oxllorjil'iig cf
feet will ho experienced,
Ilox ol Iti licnnii Rt)c.
Tho Realm retail nt 1(V
eiieh, and can bo procured
from nr.y druxgert, fane
grocer or llmt-clniiti b.ir. For
h:iIo on dining cuh, Ouu box
eiit pout paid on receipt of
MJeeiitH.
,' Ginscnc Ilislilliuc: Co.
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