The Medford mail., June 01, 1900, Page 8, Image 8

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The pigeon post established at Lady-
ascltb. end Durban for carrying . war:
special appropriation, for increasing
the service will be recommended b y
......
the war office. A good deal of this sue
cess of the pigeon service .is due to
' the (kill and energy of Col. Hassan), of
the Koyal engineer, who. has spent
years in pigeon culture for just this
: .tort of an emergency, and he has demon'
trated the .fitness of the birds for. war
purposes. Col. Hassan), who was sta
j tloned at .the Cape before hostilities
broke out, systematically, trained his
1 pigeons for carrying messages' across
the .rough, mountainoun, land, and hia
various pigeon posts were of the great
:.t value in keeping the home office ap
prised 4of, the exact condition of the
nearly : every . civiUied ; , government
now baa carrier pigeons connected with
i.tartb UMlr war and navy departments.
.ranea kas entered into pigeon culture
rBore .extensively .than any .other Ku
"topein power, and it it roughly, esti
auated that there are 250,000 pigeons
in that country trained for war emer
4 fniee. The main pigeonrlof t ortraiB
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' w "'s iwiiuu a.iiarouBwiiere several
' thousand birds are kept all the time.
f Kvtry frontier post and fortress ha;
.1 smaller ions, and Uiree times a week
..' v regular communication i kept up be-
tween1 these --places by ' means '61
"pigeona.";Th is pigeon: post In constant
, t practice-In times of peace would be ol
" . . immediate service in times of war; The
" state protects the carriers, and anyone
.. taught shooting, a" pigeon of any kind
- in .France is heavily fined. 'The pigeon
; aerviee has been established- in France
since 1870.
i , Tbe German, war department owns
about 10,000 pigeons, but they have a
system: of 'reserves which they can caHf
T 3 iW aervee:in,Unea,of war.. The own
ers of private Ipfta hve to register
their carrier-pigeons, and the war de
partment knowa.exactly how many of
the birds it can obtain at a moment's
" notice.' "".'.'; ,':. t -;'
The Austrian government also relies
largely upon' private owners' pigeons
for service in times of war. Every bird
... in the country has . to be registered,
and not one can be sold or sent out of
the country withont permission., Since
1675 a few thousand pigeons have been
in regular service at the fortresses and
frontier posts. Russia has a military
pigeon system, which is maintained by
the officers in the corps of engineers.
Little is known about her system, ex
cept thai lofts are scattered through-
' r out the empire, including bleak Siberia.
The intense cold of the winter months
in the latter place seriously interferes
with the success of the pigeon post
, and partly neutralizes the good effect !
oi n. itniy a pigeon post was estab
' Uthed in 1872, and Spain and Portugal
inaugurated similar systems a few years
later. , .. . . . , ,
There are 1,000 homing pigeons on
the books of the British navy, and sev
. eral times this number on the hooks
. of the army. In the past ten years the
United States army and navy depart
ments have been interested in the car-
rier pigeons, and we have posts estab-
:, i iisnea at different points throughout
the country.. Their services have been
useful chiefly in the navy, and experi
ments are being made constantly in
communicating by this means between
the shore and the ships. There is no
system of registering homing pigeons
Jn private lofts, and in emergency the
government in need of more pigeons
v would have to depend upon the patriot-
ism of the private owners for increasing
its supply. That there would be plenty
of. volunteers no one doubts for a no-
ment. Collier's Weekly.
Ckauaea la; War... .,.'.,,,,
"VTar is not such a dangerous game as
people think. In spite of all efforts to
annihilate each other, enemies do com
paratively slight damage:; During the
Franco-German war,1 with its scores of
; battles on a vast, scale, only 10 men
in each 1,000 were .killed, and' 108
wounded, while ', per 1,000 were mis
ing. Thus any soldier cneaced had
about, nine, chances to one that : hj
' would hot get a scratch, and over fifty
chances to one that he would not be
uiledV Most of the wounds received
were slight that is to say, one-fourth
or an tne bounds "were -severe,:. "anoi
. three-fourths were slight.; But- it -is
surprising . how, small a wound disables
a man and knocks him out of the
anka.Cincinnnti Enquirer.
oar Sharpshooter at Sprlfoatala
" One of the Seaforth Highlanders told.
; us mat wmie lie lay wounded he saw
' Boer, faulilessly dressed with pofe
jbucw iup uoois ana a jiiK-Iaced shirt,
walking about among the ant hills with
; a cigar in his mouth, picking off the
; troops. , ,He was quite alone, andif was
. very apparent 'rbm his freouehf us
S of field glasses that Officers werehU ofc.1
v, ectiv. - My Informant, whose (smashed.
. ; arm prevented him using his rifle, says
: this sharpshooter never missed. South
. African News.
. Smoke Sheila SatTKated.
, - The great loss of life incurred by the
.English troops is mainly attributable
to the charges they have had to make
; . across open spaces in order to dislodge
the enemy from the sheltering kopje.
In order to minimize the death' roll it
lias been suggested that just before a
charge tnke6 place smpke shells should
lie fired, whloh would temporarily hide
, the English soldiers. Chicago Chron-
ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKEO FROM
THE WEEKVvr)lBPATCjHE8.
widen Ik Calaaakla llttr
Ceases :Ulnitar-,l.lnrla Nmlul
, at Caen KaeluiataaV Ovav in
DUwwry ef Dry rtaoar, :
Lewta Thorn, well-known ; anions;
lorsemeu at tne west; died reafjstly t
JjL.,
BonMter. woman of San
lncisoo a tenderloin attempted suicide
' - . i . , .. .. .
- , " "v." eV'fvuwuiv
x nomas Mouennott, a keeper of a
low saloon at San Franoitoo ooinmitted
suicide, few days ago. Ho 'was a
brother of Maxiue Elliott, the actress.
. Engineer Frank J. Shaw aud Fire
man Henry Wit see were killed at Oak
land tome days ago by the overturning
of the engine they were running.
O. W. Hall, a well-known pioneer
farmer of kraisun, died' reosntly after a
Hngerbag illness. H, waa' a aatlva of
9 years. ' t -
A company has been oraaaiaed est
IsetMldIlrtUtutke objeot efah.
tag to laslstn rtiias U kjaxUtfesli
cfcd " "
Someatia troablaa and drink sad
Al Osrket to ooinmlt snicade a;';Han-
Tares robbers kld no the ooadnctor
and motorman of an eleotrio oar Kt Los
Angeles aad relieved them of . tbelr
;SWsriad Jeebr onnight last :.
lFkl; (he Vand a-half-year-e4d ion
f ir. and airs. E. W. Myers, diad, from
drtokint sulnhurio acid. The .. child
found the bottle containing the' acid
white playing arod ttiahlmlng sta
tion of the San Joaquin. Ioe' company
at Seiinav wbare nis father is employed,
OoveraoE Qage baa iasaed requisition
papers! for tbc return to California of
W. T. Wyket arrested, Ut.Bt. Louis on
thaoharva of having embesalad several
thousand dollars from O., Whitney
Ctt. of Sm Frrncisoo. -.i-" ;
Rir hard anally, proprietor of the Lo-
esne Hotel at Lemoore. oommittad ani.
esee 'by' sakiag morphine, "So raason
m ftvan for his action, m hia family re
lation liave always beep o the pleaa
antest and hie ftuaudai standing is of
the bast... He leave a wife and 'three
children.' '. " ' " ' ' " i - (
Government. Surveyor. T. H. Ward ol
Washington is at Laytonville. with a
staff of ten assistants. They propose
taking up all fractional parts of nnsnr
veyed grazing and redwood timber
The town trustees of Livermore, after
having examined the acconnt of Town
Marshal William Harvey, found that he
was short abont 600in his tax money.
His bondsmen at onoe paid in all bnt
1300 of the shortage, and as soon as the
exact amount of that which is due can
be determined, the balance will be made
good. . Harvey ha been asked to re-
Kn.
Arthur Jones, a bus driver, waa shot
and. probably mortally wounded by J.
vv. rnuups ox Aeawuut. . xne men
were carousing in the barroom of the
Jlonte Carlo (heater, and finally got
into dispute a to which oould kick
the higher. Word paased into blows
and then Phillips (hot Jones through
tne body, just below the liver. Phil,
lips was arrested.
There is considerable excitement in
Southern California over the discovery
of dry placer diggings near Barstow,
Ban Bernardino county. . Several men
are making good wages. There is a
rush on and the entire section is taken
up;- . ?
Paul Chaignean, formerly city mar
shal of Napar and recently convicted of
embezzlement, waa sentenced to one
year in, San Quentin. The motion for
a new trial was denied. Judge Ham
refused bail pending an appeal.
; While making a . tour around the
world, Johu Thomann, an old resident
of St. Helena, died at Zurich, Switzer
land. ;
The steamer Mink is reported rank
in the Siualaw river," near Hapletoq,
Or., Bt the head of time water.- She
W a small steamer and had been car
rying passengers and freight from tide1
water to Florence. .
Jacob Forth, president of the Pmrat
Sound. National bank, of Seattle, has
purchased the coal mine at Benton from
the Benton . Goal company. '. The price
paiu vai arooi aw,uw, . . - j
H. Hakes, an old resident of Fresno
county, was drowned in an irrigating
ditch in Central colonv. Ho In.)-' hi.
balance and fell in and his infirmities
rendered - him. ..helpless. . His remains
will .be sent . to his old .home in. Rook
Island, 111. , - :
. His remains
h-f Mis - fiorenoe , rinnneU, who .lived
wltn Her -parents near Snsanvillei waa
killed a few days ago. while trying to
juuap uuu a, uwi ntHaonea to a mn
way;;horse. "',-'. i m-.
'VT. B.',.Ariiold, of'a prominent firm
of London solictors, is nuder arrest at
can- fTanctsco, neld on information from
England chiirging him with embesaling
l8,0Wron his clients. He is said, to
Wa son.of bir Thomas Arnold. ;' j "
,vpaptain jR- B. Searle, one of'the old
time .navig:. tors of tbe Pacifld coast,
died at San iTraucisco a few day's ago. ."'
A sadden storm broke pver the mouth
of the Columbia river a few days ago
and " played " havoc with fisherman.
Numerous Loats were overturaed, aud
had It not been for the life saving crews
stationed there, the loss of life would
hav been heavy. Pour fisherman are
know tho have been drowned. ; . ,
, Charles B. Stone, woll-known throngh
on California, and prominent In bnsi
Bs elides of San Francisco, died sud
denly at Ban Mateo a few day ago,
Tax Mail Is the best county paper.
The foUowtng cablegram hat keen re
oaitred at Washington trout Oeiienl
MMArthtirt : .:u: i.riMSiJ ';!;
"Wheatou reports that two com pan
is of iusurgent. oomnrMna the com-
uandent. one contain!, two frat llauten
ants, four second Ueutenauta.' 1MI men.
with 188 gnus lu 'good ooudltlou, and a
smau quantity or auunuuttlon, earreu
flered at Tarlao May M, This Is the
Erst instance in the islauda of the sur
render -of the organisations oomplete,
and Is regarded as significant and Im
portant," .. ,. ,i ..,.. .... ,,.y i.:
Manila, May . Two companies of
insurgents surrendered to Colonel Bui-
arson H. Usonm at Tarlao today. They
included a major, a captain, six lieoten
anta 163 men aud 168 rifle and ammun
ition. The enemy intimated their in
tention to surrender by a letter sent to
the president of Tarlao,1 who oommnni
eated it to Colonel Liaunm. '
Oaptain Tyo, a nephew of General
Tlno, and S3 other rebel were killed
aCay 48, by .scoots, in an engagement
mm ,; Malibioong, , proyinoe of H Uoeoos.
There was no loss on the American trie.
With the men war captured 88 rifles,
horse and saddle. The rebel oolouel.
Abnda. ljo-WM paroled April , ar-
nvea ker iat evening and has been
aaakbag ineendtary tpeeosea. :
isti tsaTliwton, May M.--Aooording to
.assateaseat ntaoe today by the diruoon
,ot.,cuoma ianq, insular ..affalrf of the
(lwar,( department the t totaX number of
.foreign veaaols that entered the port
'of Manila; Uoilo, Ocbo and ! Jolo,' Fhll
ippine ialands, daring1 Fsbraary',1 1900,
was to; with a totai tonnage of 61,087.
' Of this namber ti,- with a total tonnage
of 8i,5S6, carried the . British Bag. end
four, with a total tonnage of 7111, car
ried the American Sag. , .
Manila, May 86. Major Peyton O.
March, with a battalion of the Thirty
third infantry, and Colonel Luther R.
Hare, with another part of Thirty-third
regiment, while scouring the. country
northeast of Bengnet 'report that they
aave trnoc tne trail of a'nartv of FiU-
. ptnos traveling in the' mountains and
Wheve'they are eeoorting r Agninaldo.
Major March is con tinning tk pursuit
aorosa an exceedingly difnoalt eooatry
bejond the telegraph lines. ....... K .
jiMAFlLA, hMay M.i-Sooutlng,, small
engagement and the oapture of arms
and prisoner continue daily in. North
ern Loaon. . Last week' operations by
the Ninth, Twelfth, Thirty-third, Thir-ty-fourth
and Thirty-sixth regimenU
resulted in the' killing of 46 of the
enemy; the taking of 180 prisoners and
the capture of 800 rifle and a quantity
of ammunition.
Kansas want 20,000 men to help save
her enormous wheat crop. State Grain
Inspector McKenaie, who . has just re
turned rrom tne Kansas wheat belt,
says ' the state will harvest M,000,OOC
bushels, and that harvesting will begin
m Dontnern juubb by June 13.
The Algiers correspondent of a Lon
don paper says: There is little doubt
that a holy war has been proclaimed
in the extreme south of Algeria and
Morocco. , Probably this Ui doe to th
I movement of French troops.
. . George Horton, a native of Detroit,
aged 84 yeas, died recently at Napa.
Horton had been a resident of St. He
lena and Napa for a number of years.
Simon W. Cramer, ex-representative
of Ohio, accidentally shot and killed his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer were at
tempting to dislodge a rat from a pils
of debris. Mrs. Cramer was on the op-
pmuie auie ui a woousneu rrom ner hue
band,, who held in his hand a loaded
shotgun. He thought he saw the rat .
and flred, utrikiug Mrs. Oramer full in
the face. Death was almost instantan
eous. Mrs. Cramer was 60 years o!
age.
The first apricots to leave the1 stats
went from Winters on May 8. It Is the
earliest shipment on record.
(Sacltachea
(BffDQQlll
are wearying beyond dam
orlptlon and they Indicate
real trouble somewhere
EffoHm lo boar the dull
J"
m arm herokt, but they
sJO
tot overoome it 'and
the baokaoheo. Continue .,
umtll f ha aMa I t...
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'-'--ja .i .ii. -! .... ,i i. ,.'.i ' . Land offloo st ROSebuig, Oregon, MyM,i00,,
ntOyeUt ,. ... . i.Notlce Is hereby .glveo- thst tieYoliorrlngl
'' ' ,L" ' " ' ' ' ," " , nsmed settler has filed notice of bis Intention,
l.
.Lydl E. niuthstfl's Vsgemls Ceapoimd
does thla more certainly
than any other medlolnom
H ham been doing It for
thirty years ' It Is a wo
man's medktlne ' . for wo
man's his. it ham done
much for the " health of
American women,'; Read
the grateful letters from
women constantly , ap
pearing In tbla paper, ,, .
Mrs Plnkham counsels
women free of charge
Her address Is Lynn.
Mass :
Spring truoks for spring house
hold moving, ' Wells & Shearer,
I'.IIU JUlTJ.I.llglU ill;.! Ill I
WWwsi
XlsKtnd Toa Hv)''AlwMra
in u ne br over 30 yean,
All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Just-aa-good" are but
; Experlinenta that trifle with and endangrer the health of
Inlunta and Children Experience agalnvt Esperlnieutv ,
What is OASTORIA
Oaatorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare '
rorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
: contains neither Opium, Morphine' nor ' other ' Nareotto
. aubstance. Its ace is its fuarantee. It destroys Worms
: and alUys FeverUhneu. It cure Diarrhoea and Wind
Collo. It relieves Teething Troables, eures Constipation
. and Flatulency. ; It assimilatea the Foodi' reflates the
V Stonutch and Bowela, fiviny healthy aad abtural sleep.
;i e ChUdrenU Panacea The Mother's Friend.
v . i
the
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For : Over V30' Years: '
VMaaarawa ihmw, n
TIMBER LAND ACT. JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. . UNITED STATES LAND OFKICB, I ''
Rosbbcro, Okbooh, April -el, 1MKJ. f (
' Notice Is hereby ilvsa thav In coaapllaBve
with the provisions of the act of (.'ongreuof
June S, 1S7S, eotmed "An sot for ibe aale of
tlssber landa la Ibe Stale of California Ore
son, Nevada, and WsablnatOB Ttrrltorr."
Wilssr L. Obr, of Uedfordi l ountr of Jack
son, Slate of On-son. has tbla day died In Ibis
omceblt sworn siaiement No. see, for tbe pur
obaM of Ibe H NH, or Section No, t In Town
ship No. 34, Kaugo -Vo. 1 E. and will odor proof
for Us tlmbr or alone than for agricultural pur
noata, and toestablltb blk claim to aald land
before tbe Kririster and Kucelver of thta oftlco
at Koaebunr. Orrsou, ou Wednesday, Iba uib
day of Jul;
July, He namca aa wllneaaea:
nun
n. moo re, oi xoae Hill, Iowa; J. K.
Olaen, of Medford, Orriron i J. Hfilnor, of Med-
. nth
Oreson. Any and all peraonaclalinlnsadverai-ly
the nbove-desorlbed lands are reouealed lo rile
ioro, ureson, ana u. u
i Islnoolbam, of Lead.
tbelr claims In this ooice on or before said 18ib
oay oi July, ivuu.
J. i. uhidou, Kefister,
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878,
. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. '
UNITED STATKS LAND OFt-IOR
ROSBBURO, OKSOOH, A prll 2U, 1HI0.
u,icv ta ucruuy given mm m com
pilar
WltU UH p
June 3. 167
timber lands In Ibe Slates of California, ore
son, Nevsda and Washington Territory,"
William H. Moors, of Hose Hill. County of
Mabaaks, Bute of Iowa, baa tbla dav tiled In
tblS Office bla lean IliUiunl. Nn Oil Inr th
purcbsae of tbe N! NU of section No. , In
Township No. H 8. Kama No. 1 H. aed will
oiler proof 10 show that tbe land sought Is
ujuiv laiunuiv ior its iimoer or stone tnsn ior
SSrlaUllural ournoaea. and. n MlmhlUh hl
claim to Hold lard before tbe Resistor and Re
ceiver of this orhce at Kosebuiy, Ori'Kon, on
Wedncadsy, the. lSlh day of July, IMjU. Ha
names as wllneaaea : W. L. Orr, or Medford,
Oreson; J. K. Olaen, of Medford, Orciieu; J.
Helftier. of Medford.' Orncnn. and It. Illvln.
wwtuMuj, ui i.wu, uresoD. Any ana an
itfon. Am and all iwr.
fD" Q ",m'"i adversely tbe nboreHleHcrlbed
file their elalma In thla
omce on or before said Itih day of July, IMX).
J. T. liiiiuoES, Kcglsior.
Administratrix's Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tbe undersigned
has bOfln anoafntfri hv tha l!nintn rnn,t nf
Jackaon County, Oregon, administratrix of the
estate of Ocorgo W. Heokathorn, deccaaed. All
E croons having olslms against said eatate are
ereby notified to present them to the Under
signed wltti In six months slter date of tbo Urst
publication of this notice.
uaiea.May , HOO. . - , -
Administratrix of the Estate of Oeorge iv.
nuvaainu.-B, icceaaeo. - j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land offlea at RuMhnr.. Ommh . Anvil 9K.
1800. Notice Is hereby given tbat the following
unu.vt, Mi Mir uaa meu. noiioc oi nja intention
to make final proof in support of bis claim, and
fhat said proof will 'be made before Wm. S
Crowell, judge of Jaekson County, Oregon, at
aoKBonviue, uregon, on jane s, lwo, viz:
v ' l .1 ROBERT 'BRYANT, 'J ii9
On bit h. B.. No. 8001. for the WJ NW)i, 8Wi
( NH and liYX NEJi, See 2S, Tp 8S rSTk 2 Wi
He nsmes the following witnesses to prove
r(,ni uwuimuvun iiiiuiDca upon ana.' cultivation
" of ssld land, vis: ' ' ' ... -
.'1 Wm. Witcher, W. V, Gibbon, Robert Xlncsld
and Ralph Vaughn, all of Central Point, Jack.
' son County, Oregon."- '. - .
i , ,,. i' .,, i ' J. T. Dhidoss, Register.
N0TIQE, FOR PU BLICATION.
. : . " '' '
to make final vroof In fiuDDort of hlcltm. and
that nald proof will be made before Qua Now-;
bury, county olerk of Jaokson County
at Jacksonville, Oregon, on July 14, il
IE I
M ARMN B. MERLE, , '
On bis H', B. No. 9178, for the EU NEli, NU
88la, 8eo. M, T. 84 9 R, 8 B. :?. , 4 .
Be names tbe following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vis: , .. .
B. F. Edmondson, R. L. Psrker, W. L.
Edmondson and J, I. Fstton, all of Ills Butte,
Jackson Ceuuty, Oregon. r'
-' i' - J. T.BniMM, Register, '
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION. ;
Land olTlaoat Roflebura, Oregon, May 2, 1900,
rfotlce Is boreby glvon that tbe following
nsmed settler bss filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, and .
thst ssld proof will bo msde before Ouh wow
bury, county clerk of Jackson County, Oregon,
at Jacksonville, Oregon, on July 0, 1W0, via:
' ; -" ; WILLIAM J. COLVIN, ' ' '
OnhlBH. E. No; 8405,. for' the SEU NEW. NU
HEM, SW4 SK'it 800. 28, T. 82 8,, ft, 2 VS.
He namos tho following witnesses to provo
bis continuous resldonco upon and cultivation,
of said lsnd, vis; - . . "
- O. W, Hkoel, Nelson Nye, H. 0. Vaughn and
County, Oregon.
jnouonain r-araue, an oi. rrospeot,. yackson
J, T, Bhidobb, Roglstor.
Read Tub Mail for the news.
rrr,
Boao-ht. and which hits beea
hail bornei the almiatnre of
n t -
fciiaaaKWWiii i minimi!
ano baa been tnade under hia per
aonol anpervlitlon ainofl Its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive von lu this.
Signatui
auaa itmit, aiw vaaa tm.
. Administratrix's Notice.
Id tbe Matter of ibe Batale of Joseph W, Wblle
iDun, Deceaaed.
NOTfOK It hereby ylven that th undented
has bean appointed by Ibe County Court of
Jackaon County, Oreson, admliilslratrls of th
aaovaastatsvu n, ..,t . .1
All persona Indebted to astd eatate are- re-
quireu 10 aeiiie ine tame immediately, and
those bavins; oltlna aralual tbe same will pre
sent tbeui to my attorneys, Oolvlir A Iteanies,
at Jacltaonvllle, Oreson, duly; vsrlder), and
wlibln all moniha from Ibr dale of llils notice.
vaieu April -m, ivw. - '
Admlntairairlx of the Kaiate of Joaopb W,'
i lineman, Ajccvaaou. m ; t i. -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land oltlce at Roaobum. Oreron. Anrll M.
,wx Notice la hereby clvnn that Ibe following
I named settler baa tiled notice of bis Inlenlton
to make Hnal proof lo support of bla olslm. and
luaiaaui prooi win do tnuoe nerore uua New-
oury, county ciera orjacsaon L'ouniy. Orciton
at Jacksonville, Union, on Juno t Itoo, viii
WILLIAM C'llAMIIKHtt,
wi nia ii. r.., ;io. 71u, tonne r,it nr;u, swli
NH4. Htc. li,T.s8., R.1 nasi. ' , '
. . w, viiuw,Ha wiioeaaea 10 prove
uib vu,,,,uuuun rewueoca upon sou cultivation
u, aaiu laiiu. via;
J. Obenubaln and K. Wrlsht, of lllir Hullo.
Henry Maurv. of lacbaaavllia. aid w
ni
tv.
lisle.
Hiaa, oj aieuioiu. an oi jacsaon uount;
Oregon,
J. T. lIKitMiss, Ucslaler,
:, F0KR8T LIEU 8KLKCT10N NO. 24.
United Sistes Lsnd Office, Koseburg , Oregon
nii, ,w. la avrvoT given mat n
. vawter, vtooac poaiomco address is Medford,
" n " " Hia-ia ".urn.nutl lu aeivu UPUfl I
tbe Actor June 4, itwi
laoHlnl. Do), the follow.
tng deacrloed Irauta:
8! 4 aejj section 2,
tp 83 a. r 2e; ae!i awl;, aectlnn so, fpras, r g ei
nli ne. ac4 n, acullen 32. lu S3 a, r2e: nH
nw, nw'i noi... aee4. tnSt a. Tit. WUhln lha
next thirty days from dale hereof protests or
conteata ngaloat the enaction on tbe ground
tbat tbe land described, or any pari lon thorcof,
.a uiu, u ihvkvi, iui i,n minuraia loan ior Bgn
oulturnl purpoaee, will bo received and noted
ior report to toe general land nmce.
J. T. 1IHIIH1ES, Reglaler.
POhEBT LIEU HEI.KCTION NO. 14.
united Slates Land Office, Moaeburg, Oregon,
Aoril 'H. 1VOU. Notice la hereltv ulvarf that w
I. Vawter, whose poalomce addreas la Medford,
Oregon, bas made application to seleot under
ine aoi oi Juno a, nw, liamiat, no), tne follow
ing described tracts!; Lot I, being Ihe nw.Hj
swJiswJ, srotionS, tpSo s, r 3 east. Within
the next thirty days from date hereof ..protests,
ur iwu,min hiiuii mu aeicovion on tne grouna
that tbe land described, or any portion tEeruof,
is more valuable for Its minerals than aerlnul.
tural purpoaes, will be received and noted for
report to toe general lann. omce.
J. T. IIRiDOks, Reglaler.
SHonest juitTQiiiGKest Line
St. Paul,: Dulutli; Minneapulis,
unicago ano an Koinis tast.
Through Palace and Tourist Sleeper,
Pining Buffet Smoking' Library Cars
DAILY TRAINED-FAST tlMk-SERYIOEr
Tlokots .to points East vis Portlsnd and the
GREAT.' NOHT.liBRM Ity, nn salo at Houth
em i-noiuu uonot 'iicKot umce, or uitis
NORTHERN 'rlokol OITIco, ; (. ; :' , .
268 MORRISON ST.,
1 , PORTLAND , ,
For Rales, Folders and fuU'lnforinntlon ro-
guruing tuasicrn 'i'rip, can on or nauress.
a. n, o. dknniSton,
Olty Pass, and Ticket Agent, Portland
A, Slovor, tho drn.vtr.an. trot him
to do your hruillni?, - Housohold ffoorls
ana neavy oruoios oaroiuny ana safely
handled. Teams always handy ana
teamsters courteous. ' - , fi
GO EAST
VIA .
Jv&giY
i W
ooiXTixa or kmbmxd. :
P. nf A.-t!aurtil. Pill No.'h. iiU in fa.
1., 1 rcyuiHrjiuaiuMsi.Heoniiary. ' .
f. O. O. r.-Ledus NO. M.tcHtl Int. O'. n. V.
hall, ever Hatunlur St t p, m, yUltlng
I breihsrs always nl
uwars wsiouaie. .
1. II. BTMWAaTi lies, Bee,
I at wa vi nuu stiver mm m vmail irtaiajn i
No. SO, meets In 1, 0, 0. F, hull the mound sua
fourth WoUnsstlayft of ssoh niomli at H u, m.
W, T. YOIIK, Surlb. ' ' V '
Olive Kebokah I.wlo No. W, meets It f . O,
0. r.ball Drift awl
uoittb., VUltlMK alatura invlki to alWnd,
, suu in
is sitters
lilnl tuetdays of ssoh
MHS, l.IM.IAU IIAH
Mhs. Minmir uai.kins, itoo. Hoo
Mhs, l.n.i.iA iUhvsv, N.o
A.J S A. H. Meets Ural ITrldav nn ar h.
lore full moon l p, m,. In Msaonlo kail..
n. u. pt AHasuAN, w. M.
W, V. LirriNOorr, Hoo.Huo. ,..
K. of 1. Talisman loilua Nn. 81. miaai. um
day eveulnn at 8 p. in. Vlaiilnt broihor al "
ways woiixuuo. , nuussauaa, . o.
a, u. uoit, n. oi H,.nu n. w
Knlifbts of tbo Maooalwinii.Ti.liimMH rMn.
No. 14, nieots In rtisular ravlow on tbo 1st ana
I'd Tuemlays of oooli inontb In A, 0. U. W.
Hall p.m. IslUsiSlrKaalssoralal.
ly Invited loaucntl.
W. T. YOaa. It. K. "'
r, -.);
A. 6. ti. DcimM or iinhfti.w.iv. iMtw
I No. M. BBasU avaiv MKVtnrt and fauna Tnu,!.-
eveslsf of saob rnoulh. at A. a U. Ws hall,
L Mia DSi4 Ixumis. ui .4 J
' i. H,Ljr' fe'si sets' svs'ry Bra
lad intrd' Wadaaadaa la ,laa maath .t.a M
'N:ffcNAa.OA;'Rrdit4W,0"',,'W
Woodmanof lha Wnrla rjanik Mn .aa muim
!.v"-7 irl.'!' evsuls In Adklns-neuol block,
I Medlon), Oregon. (. ;) u ,j
'JOSBHOaa.tM.,1,. l."'""'"'j'
Cbrvtanlhnmum rilrl.. Mn li
I Woodorafl.-Maaui ajMond .ki! tMiMkihu....
lot esoh Bionib stT:MB. ui. lo Woodnta ball.
VlaltlBs-suters luvllad.
llAtaia Waaa, Q, H.
Ada If. Mn.u, Clerk
W. ft. 0.-OhCSter A. Arthur llnna. Ma i.
I meets second and fou-ib Monday of each'
si aa. j. ii, WHirMAK Pria.
MAav R. Rsavas, See, ,; , ..,
'ti. A. H.llteatj,p A. IHhm 1U. ai.
In Woodman's hall svery aaeoad and
??.UW s?d-y Blfht'lo each mooih at 1-jo.
iflaiuna Tntisutkai muauii. u.ii. .
--.w.s vwaaaBva-SVH WtMIMII Wi IV afMIDUt
y M.'BTSWAKvy. Aii0ii."'!S,'..Y0"-
W. (I. T. TT Uu,. '
la Ih. Haiu. illk V"V """ay-
Avoii Ualuv, Prat,
Mrs. Mav Cox, Be.
obtjkohxs or irxoromo.
Sam: Marks Kplseopal Handi
St Kplseopal Uhurab evert Huiiday atoriilus al
10 o ilcek i divine wrvicevary ttrsi aid iSlSi
Sundays al 7 .aj p. o. . Mcv. Okas. Uootbi "oo-
Metbodlst Kolaoonal
Clhurcn-W. n. Moor,,
rvaabbalh illl
pastor. I'reaoblni every aabbatb
I and 7:B0p.
Vunday school at 10 a. u H. L,
I Ullkey, supl.
GlBMa mnnlln ... u..,...-
I st .o of aermoo, Levi Kauoett, leader. Kn
worth lessue every Sabbath evenlni al 0:10. fj.
Kauceit, preat. Ibiiular weekly prayer meet!
Inc erery Thursday ovenlus atf:W. Ladies"
sewln olrale every week. Mlsalonary socle Ir
moeu lbs Bret friday u each month. . ,!T
i h.iijhtho vourcn iter. a. llaberir. nas
lor. PreachleB ml II m mrifi- J-
day .tcbool at 10 s. m. V. P. 8. c. !?" o. m.
;pwrftnuoaTwniai atsusi p. an., Hundav.
I t'raycr m. otlng on WodBeaday evcBla. al tiki
I ---
napllat church-Rev. T. L. Crsndsll, ptilor.
abbalh servlceai lrosciilng II a aid tT
p. m.i Habbalh school 10 a, m.i II. V. t, U. siS
p. m.i prsyer meeting Wadnraday si S3 p. m. c
oovanant meellne at wad n. an . sid.:
coding lirai sabbath,, Slrsngers a4 Irlasdt al-
waya welcome.
' ' IT' i
Cbrullsn church Corner ol Blstb sad I
rreaonmg at ii a. no. ana 7. p
J m ,v m. u. , , u
P. Dl.lV. F,M.O. K. al S:SU a. m. .
mpeting overy Thursday evening. " Ladle
Mlaa onarv Aualllarw in iv w ii u
im1 'l's.Jf- Mi e"h month. " Choral Union
OVOtV frldav atVtSIl n m . ii -
O.J.Oist pastor. Iliaidesailbbobureb.
HothodlSt KnlaDAtial Hhllwh SnM,hU a.
P. Wilson, pastor. I'reschlng every Sunday at
1'J.J'li. "' 8uBuI' cl:ool at 10 a, m. , .
Kpworth League, prayer and praise Keeling
escb Hundayatsp. m.il'rayor meeting Wednea-
,,'"," ' " viy.ii, bimiiii noue aaiaaioa
Society meets Ural Thursday In each mouib at
:80p.m, Mrs. K.BIlckef, president, '
ORTHERN
PACIFIC RY.
Pullman
Elegant
Sleeping Cars
(,,.
Dining Cars
Steering Cars :
Tourists
FREE " COLbNIST : SLEEPERS
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PHILADELPHIA ' ..
NEW YORK : '.,';,'.'
BQ8T0N AND ALL ' . .. '
"POINTS EAST ANO SOUTH :
Vv A. D. CHARLTON, ,;
Assistant Oonoral Passengor Aont
No, KM Morrison Bt., cor Tblrd.
'' PORTLAND, ORRGOsT
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J!f ."Ji" J? ,".4.,,.l or Js nnotiattlosn or Invent, . e nlnd
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