The Medford mail., June 21, 1901, Page 5, Image 5

BSOLUTEIV
Makes tho food more delicious and wholesome
KOVAl S4SIND WWnffl
V mm MINI-TV
Correspondents
I it HI ifr'l
Kuglo I'olnt Kutfluw,
' iiv A. o. !I0WI,KTT.
lCvorybody In this auction of tho
country aro buny buying.
Mr. Loflnml Id erecting a largo
tjitrn on bin plnett l.rlnw town,
J. J. Fryer in il family wont to
Mud ford lubt wvuk to uoimult Dr.
. Durrin.
Mrs. Porter Uoblnott, of Horn-
brook, C'nlif., Ih liuro vluiting IrlotKlH
mid relatives,
Judgo Cronoll, of Medford, wont
through horu btut Biilurdiiy - on his
way up Koguo rlvor.
Kobt. Joduh, who Ih touching in
tho I.oodu dlHtricl, nmtlo u biiniiit'SH
trip to Mud ford hint Kulurdiiy.
TIiiib. Frcdunburg and family
ntflppod over nigblit wit Mr. Martin
flt.a family laol Friday night.
I.nut Biiturdiiy H. H. Mlntur'n
team ran away with a mowing ma
cbinu und ulmout cumplotuly do
inoliuhud it.
Bovoral of our uili.unH wont to
Jaokeouvillo lat Sunday to witnutto
tho gftino of baeoball between Mod
ford and ICuglo Point.
M r. Wakullold, tho Hawmill mini of
liig Uutle, mnnud through boro tho
11ml of luttt week with a loud of
wulor pijHi for bin mill.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Carlton, of
AVellon, accompany by Mrs. Harry
Carlton, were tho guttata of Mr. and
Mrs. It. O. lirown laut Sunday.
Mrs. J. V. Lay no, of Mudford,
who ii working in tho intercut of
tho Viavl Medioino Co., loolured to
the ladles boro last Saturday evening-
' Hon. and Mrs. Cbaunoy Nye, of
I'lounoo Hook precinct, oame out
last Saturday and went to Modford.
Thoy wero accompanied by two of
their grandchildren, tlio mile f lorny
girls.
Jas. Vanderkarr, of Medford,
paused through hero last Saturday
on his way home from tho big ditch,
whore ho has boon working. He
wus called homo on account of ill
iichs in his lamlly.
Kov. Moouiaw will preach horo
next Sunday at 11 a. m. He re
outlets a liircu iittcnduncp, iih ho
I.iib Hiiinotbinu of iniportunco to Hay
t. th! pinplo. Itev. lilty, of Jack
eon vilu-, will preach hero tho Jul
lowing Sunday. K very body tvnl
toii.e.
llow'H 'I'll m V
Wn o.T.-r Ono lltimlrt'tl DollitrM Ittiwaril fur
tiny rase of Uulitrili tlml cuunul bo cured by
Jlalls uaiarrn i.ure.
K. J. Oil KM KV & CO.,Tr.lciln,0.
ffn. llin uiuli.ri.iliiLiL hnvu known IV. J
('tirmuy for llin last lM'iars, ami Imllovo liltn
liurfuolly lioliiiraljlc lu Itll Imsllinss transactions
unil financially alilo to carry oul any obllg-auona
matin hv thnlr firm.
Wkht&Thuax, Wholesale DruiiKlsl, Toledo, O.
WAI.IIINtl, KlNWAX & MAI1VIN, Wh.olus.lle
DrmiMsls, Toledo, U.
Ilul 's Uilurrli euro in tnkim Internally, not
liiKdllcelly niton Ihu btooil itml mucous stir
, fiiuesuf llin system. Tiislliiiolllala Hunt free.
J'rlco 7.'ki. par liolllt). Mold by nil tlriiKltisls.
Hull's Kiiimly I'llli nru Ibo bum.
Itig Sticky ltolllB.
IIV l'KCK'H I1AU HOY.
MissNollio Koborta has gone to
Sams Valloy for a few days' vibit
with friends.
Will Gregory has returned from
working on the ditoh and will com-
monco haying.
Lmis Smith 1b cutting hay for
Mr. Bush, who intendo to out his
entire orop for hay.
Miss Olio Hardin, of Modford,
Don't Rub It In.
ore Throat
Pneumonia
Rheumatism
Bronchitis -
Headache
Bruises
Earache
Neuralfl
Toothache
Burns
LumbafO
Croup,
Cuts
Scotch
Remedy
Phyilclwa w tht Ktrloiii Tm
Cure In Uislr temlllM and prMrlb it
In thnlr praotte. At druttvM -
flantlamam I never haaritata to acknowl
edge tha worth of a rood, thing, oona
fluently l no not nasiimw w " ' .,
that I hava t ven your ramady a thoroujh
teat, nnrt have founa U to b all you olaA.
Reapootfully..
, J. H. PUTNAM, M. D ftutlanf, Vt
SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY
Wcsteern Ageny AN liRANCiaco
Baking
Powder
fclJRE
HO., Hit VPS.
Hptnt tovurul days IuhI wok visit
lug hur sister, Mrs. 8. Curponler,
Mrs. Hiidur and daughter, Clara,
of Kuglo I'oln1, cpunt Bunday with
Dig Sticky friends.
Mivsos Luoy and Amy Kent havo
returned to their homo near Wellon
from Modford, v hero thoy have
been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Turpln cpont
Saturday and Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Chun. Milligan, und
family, at thu Hill Vyo mine,
Coyotes nro becoming very tro
iibleHiiine In this neighborhood.
Mm. II. C. Turpln and J. B. Mont-
(iiiinery havo nunoreu miuo a hvti-
hub loss of ohickons und turkeys
from thesu vormins.
IX CiiiKcado ami V. C. Koi.urttt
returned from tboir oatlln ranch in
the Dead Indian country several
days n-'n, to look after their bay in
tho viii iv. Mr. (Jiugcadu lias re
turned l" 'bo mountain ranch.
Seven Years In Med.
"Will wondnr ever conse'"' Inquire
the frionda ol Mm. L. I'diio, ul Ijiw
uneo. Kan. Tliuy know she lum boun
unublo to luu vu tier lieil In Huven yuiim
on iiecount u( klilney unil llvor Iroubln,
nurvmiH prrHinitlun iiikI itenuial ileiili
ily; but, "Tliriiu liotlleot Kleotrlo llilr
uiru iinitlilud inu to wulk." lhn wrltuH,
ami In thruo miiiillnt I felt llko u new
nurtnii." Wumon nulierliiK iroin heiici-
uclie, biivkujho, nervoiunein, nloopleH--j
iit'in, miilunalioiy, lainilng anu uiz.y
nolU will flml It nrieeluiM blenliiK.
Try it. StiVUfucitlon In uuuriinteed at
UIiuh, StruiiK 8 urutr more. Uiny wo.
Kubll Items.
Crops are poor in IhU section
owing to scarcity of rain and so
inueh cold wind.
School is progressing nicoly
undor tho present management of
I'rof. r. M. l.orum.
K. J. Kubll and Chas. Burk-
halter wero at Grunts Pass one day
last' week on business.
John Barrow, for a long time a
resident of Kubli, has moved with
his family to Grants l ass.
Peter Hurkhaltor, our mail
carnoi, li.i. neon sintering Willi
rheumatic.-, but is slowly improv-
ng.
Jus. McFuildi-n and Joo York
havo taken a contract to cut and
deliver a largo quantity of wood
for the St. John id i no on Williams
creek.
Postmaster K. J. Kubli has been
iiu tilled that tho Kubli poslodico is
B-.on to bo n money order ollicc,
which will lie quite a convenience
to the patrons in that vicinity.
Saves '1' wo From Deutll.
' Our lllilo (liuiejilvr luul nn ulmout
liiliil nltuek of wliopinur couuh inn!
hrunelilllD," writes Mrs. VV. If. Iliivl
liiutl, of Aruionk, N. V., "but w hen nil
otln-r ro in ! i l- fiilli-il, wo saved her life
with Dr. Kituf's Now Dlicovei-y. Our
nii'uo, who bad oonmimptlon in nn nd
Viiucod Bluire, a!o lined this wendurful
medleinit und todny glin Is iiorfeotly
well." Desponito throat and Inner dl-
discs yield to Dr. Kinit's New Dineovory
as to no oilier mod tci no on eurlli. in
fiillibla for coul'Iih und onlds. BOo and
tl.(H) liollli'S Riiiiriinleccl by Olias.
Strung. Trial holtleii free.
Galls Creek Items.
II v M. 8. K.
Frank Lawronoo made a trip to
Contra! l'otnt Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dunkin w
leave for .sloria next woek.
Mrs. Lawrence and daughter,
May, were on l'oots oreok tue first
of tho week.
T. Dungoy and daughtor, Miss
Olive, made a business trip to Gold
Hut Monday.
Ed. Olson, who has been working
for A. Williams, is now working for
Kellogg & Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Gorsline and
son, Charles, passed through here
one day last week on the way to
their sawmill at Iceland. .
Miss Stella Olson and Miss Eva
Vrothan, of Gold Hill, wero the
guests of Mrs. P. Williams, of Sar
dine creek, Saturday and Sunday.
Died On Saturday, June 15,
1901, , Martha Horn, aged twelve
years, three mourns and nrteen
days. The luneral took: plaoe Mon
day, interment being made in the
family burying ground. " 1
Wanted
Man and wife (no olilldron) to work on
tm'iill ranch, 40 aoroa. Man handy with
horses and about ranch and Harden ;
woman to do general housework for
Biniill family. Address
Dit. 0. R. Ray.
Gold Hill, Oro.
Kanes Oreok Items.
1IY S1NR DII3.
Frank Roundtreo, of this plnco,
was a Modford visitor last Thurs'
day.
Miss Ethel Brown, who has boon
staying witli Mrs. Nutt, bus 're
turned homo.
Mr. and Mrs. IClinor Iliginliotharn
wore doing business in Medford
lust Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aust Knolls wero
Iransiicling business in Medford
and Contrul Point Thursday.
Wo aro sorry to say that Kay
Blakloy is qui to ill. Or. Cbisblom
is tho attending pbysioiun.
: Kobort Bwindon has bis now
wood shed completed which is quite
an Improvement to tho placo.
Miss Mollio Nichols, of Table
Rock, is at present, tho guest of her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Nichols.
Master Ed. Minor, of San Fran
cisco, is horo upon a visit to his
Srundpuronts, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
liner.
Will and George Higinbolhatn
left Thursday for Medford to visit
for sorno time with rolutives and
friends.
The danco at Gold Hill on lust
Fridav ovoninir was a irrund suc
cess both socially and finunciully,
Is reported by thoso who attended.
Perry Knotts and Ed. Rotoro
will leave Monday for Josephine
County on a prospecting oxpodition
and expect to bo gone all summer.
Messrs. Reese and fianborne
havo lo.ir.ed Mr. Miner's quart,
mine in Kunes creek district and
commenced work. -Thoy aro praC'
tieal miners und have hopes of find
ing another Roaring Gimlet.
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE
Who aro injuruil by the itee of nolTeo.
Itojvntly Ihoro hnx -u pi. iced in ull
thu irroonry stores a mow preparation
culled (JK.UN-O, m .do of pure grains,
that bikea the plueo of oolToo. Tho
mont delicate nloiiiucli receive It with
out ditren, and but few can tell it from
colToo. It does lint cost over i at much.
Children limy drink it with (.'rent bene
fit. 1T am. nnd 2ft ct. par package.
Try it. Auk for GKAIif-O.
In Probate Court.
n tbe mailer of Iho omnia of AMrod Parlor,
flcroMod ; order appointing Saturday. July A,
luui, an aay rnr nnoi nciiiemoni.
In llio mulior of ihc entule ol A U Keuler, do-o-ad;tliialdl-oliariool
i W Knbler, exrt-uujr.
Ill Iho manor of the calalo of David Uunlap,
doceaM.d: aoitit annual account nradraloUlrulor
oxaniltied nnd (irdorcd recorded.
In iho mailer of iho cftt ilouf J O Johnaon;
administratrix' aeml annual account exvn
Inod and ordered recorded.
boss of Appctito.
la alio loan of vitality, vigor, lone. To
recover appetite ana the rest take
Hood a Sarsanarllla, that slronnllions
tho stomaoh. oorfeota digestion, milked
ealiiiu a ploasure. It alao makes the
oicKifl noli ami pure, ana stuaaies mo
narvca.
When you want drayln? dono get
blovor to do It. He'e always ready
always reliable and his charges are
always lust right.
Keep Out
the Wet
SAWYER'S
ExccUtor Umnil
CLOTHING
Ths bssl irater proof nnroirnCsi In ths
wnrlJ. Mktlo frtitu tlio t...i mttcriiU antl
trnrrantrd waliTprnol, Usilo to itud
Iht ruiiRlttttit work ami waalhrr.
Look lor the Irnrti mark. If ronr dealer
donsi uut liava Hi em, wrtto (or cstslogao to
I. T. bVlllic aid rtkliijt (., IcU., saq Frssttus.
m H, J. HAW YVH At HOS, K0 Sim.
i:atCMMbrtd,Tr, Uiw.
CITATION.
In the (Tounty rnurtor the Htato of Oregon for
llio County of JhcUmhi.
In thu l niter uf tlio Estate of Jacob M. Shnritc,
Otdtr t
In how muse v.'lty order of stilo of real
estuiv should not be made.
IT Ari'KAKINO TO THE 8 A 1 1) CO U UT, BY
1 the petition this day presented nnd ft led by
W, T, York, tho ndiiilnlHtnttor of tho estate of
Jrtcoli M. ShiuiK, dci'eusod, praying for nn
onlnr of sale of real ostnte, tlml ft Is ncec.iiinry
to sell nil of too real cxtutu to pny the ludebted
iiess ng'sliiHt said eniiito and tho costs aud ex-
nrnsen of administration.
, his inoruioro orueruu or me aaiu uouri, mat
i i i,h ii,.rtvii)s 1ilcrtisU'il In tnc estate of said de-
i't..-i'ii niHMir neioro sniu county courion ant
unl.iy, the 2EHh day ot June, A. D. 1!J1, nt ono
o'clock In the nflornoon of said duv, at tbo
court room of anld Counly Court at Die Town
of Jacksonville In thu Couiijy of Jackson, to
show cause whv nn ortlor should not be granted
to tho anld adlulnlstrulor to sell ao much of tho
hurolnnfuir described rcul estate of the said de
aonsed as shall lie neocHsnry, to-ait:
The i'.'i of NWK and W," ot NKIi of srotlou
6, T. 37, H. K. I knst of Williinn tt i Meridian,
containing 160.89 acres of land, of ho probublo
valuo ot ihou.iw.
That tho heirs at law ot anld deceased are as
follows: Ktta Hhntlle, residing nt Diinvlllo,
Moniuro County, Ponn.: Alloa H. Wanson. re
siding nt Sax ton. Bedford County, Ponn. ; Laura
uonneu, reaming at lyrone, mair uounty,
Ponn.. nnd Kami C. Onllianto and l.lzzio
Shadle, rosltllng at Lomotil, Centre County,
Ponn., all slstors of stild dooonsod.
And It Is rurthor onlereil that a eopy of this
ortlor be serrod upon all the above named heirs
nnd upon all unknown tiotrs by publication In
Tub ManrortD Mail, a weekly newspaper pub
lished weekly at the city ot Modford. Jackson
County, Oregon, as by law required In suoh
oases maoe ana proviaea.
Dated May 24, 1901.
Charms Prim,
County Judge,
8tatb or ORiooif , I.
Jackson County. I
' I, Gus Newbury, olerk of the County Court ot
said oountv. certify that tbe foresolne eonstt'
tutea a full, true and eorreot eopy and the
whole theroof of an order of the aald County
uonri in ine matter ok. toe estate ot jaeoo as
flhadla. dflaeaaod.
Witness my hand and the seal of the County
uourt inis xn uay oi nay, iwi.
, GDSNlWBDRT,
4 BRAt, I Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land offloo at Rosoburg, Oregon, June 13,
1901. Notice Is hereby glvun that the following
namou sottior nns uiou nnuoe ot uor uiienuon
to make tlnnl proof in support of bor olalrn, and
thntBnlil nroof will bo matlo boforo Gub Now.
bury, bounty olork of Jaokson County, Orogon, at
jncKBOuviiiu,urogou, on juiy it, iwi, viz;
JEMIMA HANNAH,
On H, K. No, 8102, for tho N'K Soo. 8, Tp, 8.1
o,, . i o oau
Bho n'nmon tlio following wltnossos to provo
hor continuous rcsidunoo upou aud cultivation
of said land, vis:
T. Dawson, of Medford, Orogon, J. X. Miller,
D. tt. llrlsco and J, L. ttnusdnle, of Trail, Oro
gon, J. T.111UDUB8, Boglstor,
OIIT
BAD BLOOD,
Tlio iiklu is the seat of an almost end
less variety of diseases. They are kncv. u
by various names, but arc all due to the
tame cause, acid and other poisons in
the blood that irritate and interfere with
tile proper nelion of the skin. . -
To have a smooth, soft skin, free from
nil eruptions, the blood must be kept pure
unci healthy. The many preparation of
arsenic and potash and the large number
of face powders anil lotions generally
used in this class iA diseases cover up
for a short time, but cannot remove per
manently the ugly blotches and the red,
disfiguring pimples.
Elornal vlgllanoo tm tho prloo
ol m bomutlful oomplaxlon
when such remedies are relied on.
Mr, II. T. Shoot, f704 l.ucaa Avenue, St.
Mo., say! "Mvdaughter waa afflicted for year
with n dUflffurlng eruption on Iter face, which
rc1tffl all treatment, aba was taken to two
celebrated health sprlflga. but received nobamt'
fit. Many medicines were preacrltad, Irtlt with'
out reault, until we decided to try B. B. B., and by
th tlma the first bottle waa finished tlia eruption
began todiaappear.
a oosen ooiuca curea ner
moipletely
ana nn ner sain pcrreeiiy smootn,
She Is now ar
'it'-n years old. and not a sign of
the em ua .! uiscaae baa ever returned.1
8. 9.. i . a positive, unfailing cure for
tlie wont, forms of skin troubles. It is
the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
Bud blood makes bad complexions.
purines ana invigo
rates the old and
makes new. rich blood
that nourishes the
body and keeps the
skin active and healthy and in proper
condition to perform its part towards
carrying of! the impurities from the body.
If you have I'.cnuna, Tetter, Artie, Salt
Kheutii, Psoriasis, or your skin is rough
and pimply, scud for our book on Blood
and Shin DUeasea and write our physi
cians about your case. No charge what
ever for tills ccrvice. -
WifT S.' ECIFIC COMPANY. ATUt.Ti, C.t.
n every town
and village
may be had
the
Mica
Axle
Grease
that makes your
horses glad.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
United States Land Office, .
Roscburg. Origon, June 14, 1901.
Notice ia hereby given-that in conioli
anco with tho provisions of the set of
Congress of Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An
net for the sale of timber Unds in the
Rules of California, Oregon, Xevadn.nnd
Wajhinpton Twrritorv," hs extemleil to
nil the Public Land EUtes by act of
Annum 4, 1802,
CHARLES B.STROl'P.
of Keho. conntv of Cowlitz. .St;i?f of
Wasiiinttton, line i this day lili'il i thisi
ortice his sworn fltatnient No. ltiy-V lor
the purcliHFe uf the SWt SKi ol
. X Ki ai.d -N'Wi S Ki of Sculi
'Jl ;
S-..
2S in Towneliip No. 3i S., Kuii'f .''
East, and will offer pioof to shou
h
Hie hind souulit is more valuni'l" i. i
li in bor or stone than for Hgrii-:i:..u.ii
purposes, nnd to establish his claim to
said land heforo the Register and Ro
reiver of this ofllro at Rosehuri;. Oregon,
on Momlnv, the 2iith day of August,
1901, lie names as witnesses : Samuel
Rose, of Medford, Ore., Frank Kencart,
of Roeeburu, Ore., nnd Lewis Stroup and
J a ihc a F. Brown, of Kelso, Wash.'.
Anv and all persons clniuiine adversely
the above described lands are requested
to Ilia their claims in this ollicc on or be
fore said 20th day of August, 1901.
J . T. JJniooEs, uegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Suites Lund Office,
Rosobure, Oregon, June 14, 1901.
Notice is hereuv stven that in comuli-
mice with the provisions of the act of
Coniiress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
not for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," na extended to
all the Publio Land States by act of
AUKIiet , 18MZ,
JAMES F. r.UOWN;
of Kelso, county of Cowlitz, State of
Washington, has this duv filed in tbia
offloo hit sworn stateim-nt No. 1694, for
the purchase of the L its 3, 4, 5, and SEt
NWi ot Section No. U in Township No.
34 3 Range No. 3 East, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before
tha Register and Receiver of this office
at Rose burg, Oregon, on Monday, the
win day ot August, iwi. us names aa
wituesses: Samuel Rose, of Medford,
Ore., Crank Kencart, of Roseburg, Ore.,
and Lewis Btroup and Charles Stroup, of
Kelso. Wash. .. :-:-.:'.
" Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested
to file thoir claims in this office oa or be
fore said 20th day of August, 1901. .
J, T. Bridges, Register
D. L. D A Y
11 House, Sign & Carriage Painter.
G rat ner, Paper-HniiRor and Calclmlner
a t 6EI a
my prlooa before making your eontraot
Satisfaction Guaranteed
A poBtal oard recetvos prompt ntlentlo
MEDFORD
I'V I
Oil ... I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
, Urirrru Status Land Omen,
w ., . Kosobvirn, Ore., May 21, 1901.
Notice la hereby Kivcn Hint In compllnncs
Wllh tlio provisions of Iho !i of Couirruns of
June II, IMS, entitled "An not for the aula of
llmbfir lauds In iho Hlulus of California, Ore
goo, Novwln, and WaililiiKlon Territory." as ox
looded toall thu Public Lund siaios by act of
AutfUlt 4, UVi, ,
THOMAS K. IIICIMRMOK,
of IfONohurir, county of ff,iiela, Hlule of Ore.
gun, lum Mils day tiled in Hill i.nice aisorn
Ktalooionl No. I0t7. for thy uiirchaHoof Ih- HK'-:
of Unollnn No. Ill In Township No, tti H.. Itanuo
No. 2 Kast,nnd will offi-r proof to, how thai ii.t'
laud iHiuuhl Is more valualil't for lla llrnlMiror
stone thnn focaxrlcullural iiurpoHf s, ami to on
laallsh his claim loaatd Jundooforo tlie ligiiler
and Jtecolvorof this onico ut ldisftiuri. Ore.,
on Thursday, tho Hlh day or Atiuai. laol. lie
11 nines as wUmcwok: Charles U Bcurcy, of
1'orlland, Oregon, John J. lie llun.ol Sunltlo,
tvashlngton. and John W. llasaell and Oeorge
usleinan, of Itoseburg, iregon.
Any and all peraora claiming sdversely the
above desoribod landa aro reauostod to tile their
claims la this office on or before autd "Ih day of
August, UW1. j.t. Ukioum,
... Jtegfster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
4V)fuihiirir. t)rii Mhv'LI. lOfil.
Notlc In hereby given that Id compliance
with ibe provliiloas of the el of Cootfrea or
June 3, 1H7H, entitled "Ao met for tbe mIo of
timber Unas In the Htatew of California, Ore
Kon, Nevbdu. and Wash lo ton Territory." &n
oxtondnd toall ihe aVubllo Land Btates dv act
Of AuUlt 4i 1H02,
HKKUKUT C. C. WITZEL,
of Turner, county of Marlon, 8 la to ot Oregon,
nan 10.11 uay nteu 10 ium omce nui sworn Biai
taction No, 14 In.Towninlp No. V H,, IUne No.
'I Kant, and wlttoflor proof to Htaow that tbe land
Houifht In more valuable for Us timber or stone
inau for agricultural purposes, ana 10 oh taw inn
bl claim to h aid land before tbe Register and
Itecetverof tb It office at Koneburfr, Ore., on
Thursday, the 8th day of Auuflt, 1901, He
names an wltnensea: Chas. 1. Bearcy, of Port
laud. OreKcu, and Tbcxi. K KlnbardKon, John
W. HaMsull and George Uatcmao, of Koebur(,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
abovcdt!Hcrlbed lands are rciuetd to file their
clslms In IhU odlce on or before said Btb day of
August, 1V0I. J. T. llit 1 iH art.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Usited States Lasd o price,
Koseburfj;, Ore., May iA, YMs.
Notfo Is ho re by riven that In compliance
with thu provlnions of the act of Cont7retH of
Jum; 3, 1?, cotltied "An act for ibe sale of
timber lands In the SUicn of California. Ore'
' rou, Ncvsida, hwX Wasbinjiton Ttrrlioiy," at
i extended to all ibe Public L.acd titates by act
' Ul AUKUBl 1, MJL,
I CHAltLKS L. AEAKCY.
of Portland, county ol Mulinotuub, State of
i Ore (coo. has tbU car filed in thlit cmco htf
sworn statement No. id'J, for the purcbae of
! the NK!4 of Section No. II In Township No. 35
n., itauge o. 1 cam, nna win oner prooi 10
show tbut the land souxbl la more valuable for
its limber or stone than for agricultural pur
pOHfts, and to establish bis claim to said land
before the Kcb later and Kecetver of this omce
at Hose burn, ore., on Thursday, tbe Sib day of
Auiruttt. lttl. He names as witnesses: John
J. JJe Han. of Seattle. Washington, and Thomas
K. KU'liardsoo, John W. Hasucll and Oeorge
usieman, 01 itoseourg, wrugon.
Any and all persons claliniuir adversely the
above-described lands are requested tollle tbelr
claims In this office on or before said Hib day of
August, 1901. J. T. 13 HI DO Ed,
Itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Vmuii states Land Orrtoc,
Koseburr, Ore., May 24, laxll.
Notice Is bereDv given Ibal In compliance
wun me provisions oi me aci ot uoovreaa m
JuueS, 1S7S, entitled "An act for' tbe aalu of
tfmbe. lands in tbe Stales ot California, Ore
goD, Nevada, and Wuablsgion Territory," as
extended to alt tbe iubltc Land Stales by act
Of August 4, 1632, '
JOHN W. HASSELL,
of RosebnTg. county of Douglas, dtate of Ore
gon, bas Ibis day tiled In this office bis sworn
stalemont No. 1650, for tbe purchase of tbe NF
of Section No 24 In Townsbip No. 35 S., Hange
No. 2 Eaat.and wUl offer proof to show that the
land sought Is more valuaDle for Its limber or
atoue than for agricultural purposes, aud to es
tablish his claim to said land belore the K?gllcr
ana Kecclver of this office at Roseburg. Ore.,
oa Thursday, the 8th day of August, 1'Jul. He
nauiea as witnesses: Charles L. Searcy, of
l'ortland. Oregon. John J. De Hall, of Seattle,
Washington, and T. K. Richardson and Geo.
Uaiemen, of Roseburg, Oregon.
Any and all persons claimtag adv. rscly tbe
al'uve-describcd ul In are requested 10 tile their
culms in this office on or belure s.ld Sih day of
August, 191)1. 4. T. Bui HOES,
Kc'tjlster.
NOTICE FOR ITBUCATION.
United Stat'
Roseburg, O'
Notice is hereby .
I.AM) Office,
ii. June 3, 1901.
a mat in compli
es of the act of
ance with the proi
congress ol June
16,0, entitled "An
act for the sale ol timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington .territory, as extended to
ull the Public Land States Cy act of
August 4, 1892,
MAROUIS D. L. UUXNlNtiHAM.
of Castle Rock, county of Cowlitz, State'
of Wasbingtun, has this day tiled in tins
office his sworn statement No. 1UG0, for
the purchase of tbe Lots 1 and 2, and Si
NEi of Section No. 1 in Township No.
34 S., Range No. 3 East, and will offer
prooi to show that tbe land sougnt is
more valuable for its-timber or stone
tlmn for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before
the Register and Roceiver of this office
ut Roseburg. Oregou, on Wednesday,
the HUi day ol August, 1DUI. Me names
aa witnesses: LawroncaD. Alcbwen, ol
Oleoma, Washington, Robert Allen and
tiarry u. Jjitnnam, ot tieiso. ivasning-
ton.and Herman Khody.ot uastle kock
Washineton.
Anv and all ncrsons claiming adversely
the above-Jescribed lands are requested
to file their claims in this office on or
before said 14th day of August, 1901.
J. 1. iSHiDOKS, itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Juno 3, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compll.
ance with the provisions of the act of Con.
grass of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for
Ibe saie of timber lands in the States of
California. Oregon. Nevada, and Washing.
ton Territory, as extended to all me
Publio Land States by act of August 4,
181.. . .. .-
1 HERMAN RHODY. ;
of Castle Rock, county pt Cowlitz, State
of Washington, has thla'day filed In this
office his sworn statement No. 1668, for
the purchase of the Ei NWi and Wi
NEi of Section No. 10 in Township No.
34 S., Range No. 8 East, and will offer
proof to snow that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish his claim to said land before the
Register and .Receiver of this office at
Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday, the
14th day of August, 1901. He names as
witnesses: Lawrence D. McEwen, of
Olequa. Washington, Robert Allen and
Harry C. Dunham, of Kelso, Washington,
nnd Marcus D. L. Cunningham, of Castle
Rouk, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are tequested
to file their claims in this office on or be
fore said 14th day of August; 1001.
J. T, BaiDaie, Register.
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