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Newspaper Page TextJTK. PACIFIC 0A$T NEWS. ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED FROM . : THE vWEEK'S .DISPATCHES. jurf .Run if Salmou ln the Lower I Columbia A IMatureaque- Wedding In tho Yoaenilto A Man v1Vho lllaaaa Ilka Haltleanaka. t , Reportsfroui Skagvray Buy that there Is still a tremendous blockade of pas sengers at St. Miohaol, who were uu Wo to get down ou account of the ico floes in Belirlng sea. Snperior Judge Bloss nt Sun Frnnoisco ' granted a temporary iujuuotiou re training the Cooks and Waiters' alii uco from interfering with the patrons T employees of restaurants. .-...?, The yield of wheat throughout the northwest is said to beOiigher than ever before. Washington alone yielding 82,000,000 bushels. " A dispatch says that Bear, Rase and Suiitii creeks and other streams iu the Ifonr AHftlt .Knnrinn .nf -thtt Powmniua mining district, Alaska, are cxperieuc 4ug serious summer floods, which have stopped all miutug work for this season. By the -strike-of 'the 'Brotherhood of Teamsters at San lYauoisco much loss fcas resulted to tpeople .who ore not directly concerned. JFrnit-growers espe cially have suffered heavy loss.' Sunny -filopa wiuery, situated near Son Gabriel, CaL, .has been ; purchased by Her & Co., the New York wine mer chants. The price is said to be 125,000. Charles Wacksmitb, charged with as sault to murder Mayor Hugh O'Hara of Santa Paula,. Cel., after preliminary ex amination, -was held -to answer before the superior court -with bonds fixed at 910,000, which he was nnable to furnish. ' Some of the veterans. at the Soldiers' Borne near Santa Monica hanged the quartermaster in effigy. .Unrest due to the worm 'Weather, and discontent over the but ter supply are -said to have been the actuBtingcauses. - The encampment of the National So ciety of the Army of the -Philippines will be held .this year iu Salt Lake, Utah, on August 13th, il4th and 15th. A Tucson ( A. T.) dispatch says that Igmtcio Rivera, who had been working on a cattle ranch in -southern Arizona, was overtaken by a mob of angry cow boys and quickly strung up to a tree for having iu his .possession a stolen saddle liorse. In the lower-Columbia is reported: the largest ran of .fish for 20 years, and never before have the fish. been so large. GUI-net fishermen have been making big money. .At one packing-house the value of the smallest catch, 500 pounds, was $30, of which the : boat-puller ; re ceived 410 and .the. captain $20, and the Value of the .high catch was (210, of -which the boat-puller .received .$70. and the captain tUO. F. W. Kemlin, a -Son .Jose pigeon fancier, sent ten .homing, pigeons of this year s natcn .to Jiay.warua lor.a train ing fly. The .first .one appeared at the toe loft 28 .minutes .after they were released at Haywards, and the. others were close behind. The distance is 28 . on ilea, which makes. the winuar'a flying -average a mile a minute. At Reno, Nev .Judge Talbot, .in the -case of WedUtiiid .vs. fell, .held that -when the top orjpex of a lode .is within the exterior lines of .a .valid mining location the locator lias a ngUt.to follow its dip into adjoining patented land, mineral or agricultural. Xhis decision gives the "Wedikind location and. also the Bell location to John Sparks, .who recently bought the interest .of .George Wedikind in the Reno Star. Bell has Jteen working the mine Judge Curler iaviug denied Wedikind an injunction to restrain Bud and has taken out.thou ands of dollars every wek. Bert Ohmerty. a welWmowji young man, committed snicide hy shooting himself near Congress, A. T. A few days previously Miss Ethel Kent was accidentally killed by Ohmerty's gnu, which he bad left standing against a rock near Kent camp. Mms Kent knocked the gun down and it exploded, inflicting a wound from which she died a few hours later. Ohmerty brooded over the accident until he decided to end his life. Whi.'e Judge Budd was hearing a case in court at Stockton, Oal., a sound like the hissing of a rattlesnake came from behind the railing, and the judge or dered the bailiff to investigate. Pablo Qainez, a Mexican, was found to be staking the noise with his mouth;' his eyes glinted like those of a snake, and he was in a comatose condition. Qainez continued to hiss for several minutes, bnt later came out of the fit and walked sway. Some years ago Qainez was liitten by a rattlesnake and his arm had to be amputated to save his lite. Occo ionally he has these peculiar fits, hisses, sprawls ou the ground and attempts, like a rattlesnake, to strike objects or .tenons; t Judge Hanford of Tacoma has an Bounced his decision that an Indian citizen has a perfect right to buy whisky .and to drink it if he so chooses, just the same as any other citizen of the United States. The ruling does not affect the Jaw that prohibits the selling of liqnor to an Indian who is not a citizen, bnt the couit holds that an Indian who Is a ' citizen cannot be deprived of any of the 1 rights that are possessed by any other 'citizen under the constitution. ' .Lionel Comport, the young milkman I mysteriously shot at Los Angeles re cently, is now out of danger. Comport I was shot through the abdomen and was thought to be fatally wounded. An 1 operation was performed by Police Sur- j geon Pierce, which necessitated the re moval of more than a foot of the lower intestine and the ends being joiued with a "Murphy button." The operation is ft most diffioult ano, and Dr. Pierce is receiving the congratulations of his col 'leagues on-hiB success. . 1 THE TROUBLE IN CHINA. Prince Chlng, LI Hung Chang and Knug Rang, the throe mombors of the reform board who aro in Peking, havu received a communication from the court, in which, among other things, thoy ara directed to follow the good things of the old country and adopt the rood of other countries; to copy tho westerners "their hearts are all good, those of tho Chinese are all bad;" and finally, says tho communication, "Good govornnieut depends on men, not meas ures. Select good men and yourselves act with sincority aud r.o;U. iirluny, forget self for the public." The so-called "allied villagers," no cording to native report, include !!i5,00V well-armed troops in southwestern OUl li, says the Peking correspondent of the London Standard. Most of thorn art old Boxors or disbanded soldiers. Thoy hnvu captured all the imuorioi supplies sent overland from Peking. Informal ion has boon received at Peking stating that there is no iudiea tiou of the Russians withdrawing from Manchuria. The Chinese nnthoritiot alone are incapable of suppressing dis order. The Russians ore utilizing cer tain Chinese troops, but thoy prove iucoinpetout. Eleven governments have agreed that the indemnity to bo paid by China shall bo 450,000,000 taols, aud that the secur ity will bo the salt tax, tho native cus toms and an increase' in maritime cus toms to an effective 6 per ount. The principal of a Chijicso loon to pay th iudemuity will be payable in 1040. Th total payments of principal and interest will be 1,000,000,000 tools. A Peking dispatch of Jnly 25 says: No effective govorument exists through out the territory covered by the foreigu punitive expeditions. Bonds of brig ands, composed of deserters from the foreign armies, Boxers aud former Chi nese regulars terrorise .the country The imperial troops returning to Peking plundered 16 towns south of Paotlng-ru. After the troops departed the people took vengeance upon the officials, mob bing the mandarins and wrecking their houses. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us acswor it today. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lem on, Orange, Raspberry and Stcawberry. Get a package at your grocers today. lOcts. WASHINGTON NOTES- A statement prepared at the internal .-revenue bureau says that the oollectious . on account of the war revenue not dur ing the period from Juue 13, JUSOS, tc June 30, 1901, were 318.J!)0,o0.1. The navy department has bought the Spanish dry dock in Havana harbor, and it will be towed to Subig bay:, island of Luzon. The distance .the. dry dock will be towed, going by wayl Gibraltar, is 11,916 mile. .The postoffice department ha called for bids for about 3,000,e08jQ60 postal cards .during the four years beginning December 1st next. During ike lost quarter-cf the fiscal year ended June :8Q,, 1901, 203,432,450 cards were used by the deportment, an average of ji.Q,650 a month. Ibis number, however, isabeve .the average for the quarter, the aaual number repaired being about 60,000.000, necessitating the manufacture aud .printing of .about 2,000,000 cards daily., .mouth iu and .month out, or 720,00000 .a year. The composition of the court of ia-j ,quiry asked for ly Rear-Admiral Schley is as follows: Admiral George Dew nr. commander of the navy, president; ilear-Admiral Lewis A. Kimberly, re- fired; Rear-Adniinu Andrew K. lien ham, retired. Captain Samuel C. Lemly, United State navy, will be jttdgerndvocate. The xuirt is ordered ,to convene at Washington ou Thurs day, Sept. 12. FOKEIGN ITEMS. A jUMrpi-A tlinnrlr.rHtnr)ii rannti in Tn. don, turning the streets into ri.vere The nnaergrounu railway was nooueu ana trains were stopped. The storm flooded Mrs. Langtry's new theater, the Im perial. Several publio buildings yiere damaged. An Englishman and two ladies, to gether with their guide, plunged over a precipice while ascending the Matter horn, in Switzerland. Oue lady escaped without serions injury; A dispatch from Aosto, Italy, says that three . Euglixli. men aud three' gnides, while climbing Mount Cerviuo, fell down a chasm aud all were killed. A high Russian police official called upon George Keumiu, the American author aud lecturer, at his hotel iu St. Petersburg, and informed him tbnt he must leave the country by 10 o'clock the following evening. Mr. Keunan was not allowed to leave his room, but he was courteously treated. This action by tho Russian authorities is taken a i der the law giving the minister of the interior authority to expel undesirable foreigners. Members of the Imperial Yeomanry in London astonished their friends by throwing their war medals upon the floor and stamping upon them. These medals were given by King Edward to the yeomanry the previous day. In ex planation of their anger the yeomen alleged the government was in arrears with their pay and referred to the blun ders of offloials. One yeoman said: "Our names misspelled and our rank and command are wrong in six cases out of ten. We supposed the medals would be worth something to our friends and posterity, but mine is not worth any thing but to chuok away." The ex ample of this man was followed by ntliers, CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS. John L. Collins, sou of the Into Hear- Admiral Nanoli'ou Collins of the United States iiuvy, accidentally loll from the foui'toclit floor of the Masouio Temple at Chicago to tho bottom of tho elevator shaft aud was instantly killed. Uo was 54 years old, and employed as onsuior by a arm in thu Masonic Temple. Fire laid waste an area of fawmill and residence property nt Davenport, la., equal to 20 ordinary oily blocks nnd caused a loss of $700,000. Fifty homes wore burned, somo of them tenements, nnd 100 families were rendered home loss. At the oftloo of tho Robert Garrett Lumber company in Lonvouworth, Kan Michael Kelly, an insane man, shot six people, killing one and more or los seriously wounding four others, lie was himself llunlly killed by utllcer.- who tried to overpower him. Edgnr aud Harley D.drymplo wore drowned iu tho Bern- river, lour mlluo south of Montpulier, Idaho. Tho youujt tuou were untiling, whou Hnrloy, aged 17, got into deop water. Ills brother wont to his assistance, and iu the stvug gle that followed both lost their lives. A long-standing rivalry between K I ward Koncrs uud Harry Davis for the favor of a 17-year-old Mexican girl re suited in a shooting affair ut Daggott, Sun Bernardino county, Cal., iu wliiuli Davis was seriously injured aud is not expected to recover. Peter Tillbnry, au ironworker, called ou Mrs. Mary Torroy at Muueie, lud., and threw the contents of a small bottle of carbolic acid into her face. Tho acid burned out tho woman's eyes aim burned her neck, breiiBt aud arms frtglit fully. Tillbury had voiuly pleaded with tho woman to marry him. Malaria Causes BiUlousness. i rove's TuAteleas Chill Tonlo romoves too rau NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Oflico. Rosebure. Orecou. June 10. 1W1 Notice is hereby given that in com pi i anoe with the provisions of the act of Uongress 01 J one a, isis, entitled "An Act Jar the sale of timber lands in tin States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wasmnuton Territory," as extended I. pll the Public Land Stales by sot ol of August 4. 1892, HENliY B. KOATH, of Bayileld, County of Bayfield, State ol Wisconsin, has this day Hied in thlt omce nis sworn statement .no. 10?i, 101 the purchase of the L u, ol w ol fcec lion Ko. 30, in . township No. itt B, range :t east, ana will otter prool to mow ttini tbe land sought ie more valuable for It timber or Hlono than for agricultural purposes, and to. establish his claim to said land before Olio Keelster and Ke eelvur of this office at Hosolnirir, Ore won on Tuesday, theJtd dav of Septem ber, IIUOQ. Uo names as witnesses George Hatoman, albert Willis, ol Roseburg, Ore., iFYatik Murray nnd Mrs Tfl... Murray, el LSavllold, wis Any. and all personsulaimlng adverse ly toe anove-uesortoea lands are re. quested to file their claims in this office on or before said -'Id day of Sep- 'teiobor.'lWIl. J T. Bridussm, Itegieter. SKDTIOE 1PO1R iPUBIICATION. (Doited SlatosiLand Office, :Roseburg, Oregon, June 10, 1001 Notice isihoreby given .that in com ipUance with tke provisions of the aol ol uongress .ot June 3, UKW, entitled "jkn.act for the sale of timber landB in tlie-6 tales ofCaliloitnia,OreEon, Nevada, and Washington trritory,"as.ej tended to all the Public .and States by act of August A, 1HU2. GEORGE C'RBI DLER. of liulutb, county .of St. Louis, Wtate of ftllnnesta, nas tnls day Hied in tlilf office ibis sworn statement No. 1084, for iJie purchase of the iW-ii of Section No. 42iD Towwship No.:36 S., Range No. 2 Kaet. ana will , oner. pneol to show that trfie bind sought is more valuable for iu timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Megiter uud Re ceiver of this office at Roseburcr. Ore ifon, on Saturday, the 2th day of August, )U, He names as witnesses L. G. DeWolfe, of Portlatid, Ore., Frank ICincart, of Itoseburc, Oro.. Henry btcnlck, of forlland, Ore., and Wm. Barton, of Clendale, Ore. Any and all persons clniinlner ad versely the above-deseriled lands are rr-quested to file their claims In this office on or before said 21th day of August, 1901. J. T. Bridges, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Status Land Officb, Iioseburg. Oregon, Juno H, 1901. Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of the Set of Congress of Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An set for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oretron, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all tho Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, LA WHENCE D. McE WEN, of Olequa, county of Cowlitz, State of Washington, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 1667, for the purchase of the Lots 1 and 2, H NKi of Section No. 8 in Township No. 34 S.. Ranee No. 3 East, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more val.iable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to .establish his claim to said land before the Register nnd Receiver of this office nt Kosoburg, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 14th day of August, ")'" He names as witnesses: Robert A . ..d Harry C. Dunham, of KoIbo, Washington, and Herman Rhody nnd Marcus D. L. Cun ningham, of Castle Rock, Washington, Any and all persons claimingadvorscly the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before enid 14th day of August. 1901. J, T. Bkiikikh, Register, County Treasurer' Sixteenth Notice. Office or Countv TitKAsunnn I of Jackson Countv, Orroon i VfACKSONVIT.I.r!, Ohkoon, Aug. 8, IBM. Notlco Is hereby given that there aro funds In the county treasury for the redemption of a!) outstanding county warrants protested from January 1, 18118, to January 31, 1898, both dates inclusive, Interestonthesamewlll cosse aftor tho above date. Max Mut.t.KR, County Troawuror, Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought. -' s ''H8 boon, la hho lbr over 30 yenra, 1ms bon.,, . nr of ' ' - nnd hug bcouimul '"f U!h ior- fj'TW; Boiml BuporvlHlou bIiico Um Infniioy. cucA'ti Allow no 0110 to tltidolvo you In tlilH. AU ComUtriV)lts, Iniltutloim nnrt " Junt-HN-ffood"ftro but Expurliuentit that trlllo with and ciidiintror tlio bnaltli of liifttnts tiad ClilUU' ''ixpcrloiiDO ugaliiHt Nxperliiicut. What is OASTORIA Cnstorlit is 11 ImrinloKs BtibHtituto for Cantor OH, Pare goric, Drops ami Soothing Syriipn. It In l'lwwant. 16 coiitiilns nolthof Opium, lUorphliio nor otltor Naruotlo Mibstuiico. ItH ago U Its Btiarantoo. It lNtroytt Wornm wild allays rovorlNlmcsH. It ciiVvb Dlarrlioua aud 'VI11tl Colic. It relieves Toctlilnu; Troubles, cures Constipation tuid Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulated tho Stomach and llowcls, glvlnu; healthy uit natural sleep. Tho Chlldrou'8 rauacea Tho Mother's Fiiond. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tMI OCMTAUII OOMMNV, Tt MURMV ITMIT, NtW VONft TV. NOT1CK KOU POULICATION. UsirKn Statks Land Okkicb. KoscbtirK, Oregon, June S, 11)01. Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions ol tho net of Congress of Juno 3, 187s, entitled "An act (or the sale of timber lands in tlio .States of California, Oregon, Ncvndu,am! WiishiiiKton Territory," rs extended to .ill the Public Land Btutcs by act of August 4, lH'.i--', JlICIIAEf. K. DAUGIIERTY, nf Medfurd, eontitv of Jack pun, Sluto of Oregon, tins this Atxy filed in this olllee his sworn statement So. ISS'J, lor the purchase of the NE1 nf Section No. 32 in Townshio Mo. 33 S., Kange No. 3 Kast, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for lis timber or stone than for agricultural purpoetHi, and to establish his claim to celver of this oflice nt Itoseburg, Oregnn, on Thursday, tho S2nd day of August, said land before ttie llegiatcr and no- IM)1. He names as witnesses: C. I'. Snoll.L.G. Porter, Mrs. Ada M. Mills sad Mrs. Vauoie Barr, all of Medford, Ore. Any and all persons cJaiming ndversoly the bove-beeribed lands are requesled ' Gle Iheir claims in this oflico on or before said 22od hty of August, 1001. J.T. Bkiuobs, liegister. NOTICE FOR PUBMCATION. . Owi-ct Bi-atiwi Lajib OnritK, Kebrg. Oregon, June, 11)01. ntniee e iker'jv nven iniu hi onipu- ance witfi Oho prowsions of the net of, uongrees - a ne j, o. entmeu "An , T ' v f "'".Wssliliiglon, lias this day II led in this ttesofCttli ornin,Orejvn,Nevud,i,iind ofnCB hi- sworn statement No. 1(1(111. for nshington rerrilory" os extended to tll pMr,.ln,e 0( t, !., 3 nd 4, ami 8J ," th! ' LnmI 6u,tl'B hy B"1 of NWinf Keclion No. 2 In Township N0. August-i.12, 84 8., Rnnge No.3 Knsl, m il will oiler MKe. KANMEBARR, prooi l0 ,m)W lllllt (.1(J IIM, Bollll,t jfl of Medford, coiiiHv of Ji-Ji)n, Mute ,a 1IPOre vn11(1, (or )M lin.)Br r , yregon, uaa inw ay n ou tu una 011100 her sworn statement No. 1(8!I. for the purchase of tliebM ol Section No. 82 in Township Ni). 33 fe.. Range No. 3 Lost, and will otter proof to show liiut the l-cr or stone than for agricultural pur (loses, and to establish her claim to paid land before the Register ami iteretver ol tills office at Kosehorg, Oregon, on ThurfrJay, the 22nd day of August. 1001. '",. " ."he names ns witnesses: O. V. Knell, f.. G. Porter, Mrs. Ada M. Mills and .Michael K. Duugherty, all of Medford, tire. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or Lofore said 22nd day of August, 1001. J. 1, ismuoKs, itegieter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, United States Land Office. Roseburg, Oregon, June 10. 11)01. Notice Is hereby given that in comnli- ance with the provisions of the act ol Congress of -June H. 1878. entitled "An net for the sale of timber lands in the .Status of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory." as extended to nil the Public Land States by set of August 4, 1HUZ, ' r KAJM K. 41 U Kit AY, i)f Bjyfleld. County of Bavfiuld. State of Wisconsin, has this dav filed in this office his sworn statement No. 1088, for the purchase of the SW of section No. 28, in township No 34 s, range No. 3 east, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for agricultural pur poses, and to establish Ids claim to 'said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Ore., on Tues day, the 3d day of September, 1001. He names as witnesses: George Bate man and Albert Willis, of Roseburg, Ore., Mrs. M. R. Murray and Henry R. Roath.of Bayfield, Wis, Any and all persons claiming ndvorno ly the above-described lands are reauest- ed to file their claims in this office on or belore said 3d day of Septcmer, 1001. J. r, jiiunuKS, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unitkd Status Land Omen, Roseburg, Oregon, Juno 8, 1001. Notice !b hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of tho act ol Cong ressof Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An net for the sale nf timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and nusiungton .territory," as extended to Signature of all thu l'ttbliii Lund Status by act of August -I, imp.'. ItOHKUT ALI.KN. ol Kelso, county nf Cow Hie, Statu ol Wanhinutnii, lias this day tiled in this oflico his sworn slnicuu'iit No. 11170, for tho iiuivlnisu nf the Ni of the SI nf Her lion No. 2 in Township No. 31 8., Mango fio. .1 l'.ust, and will oiler proof to nlmw iliat tl'.e Innd nought is more valuable fur its titubei or Mono tlinii lor agri cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to mid land before thu Register and Receiver nf this cflieo nt Itoeelinrg, OrfKin,on Wednesday, the 14th day of AunuBt, lurtl. Ho names as witnioiii-s : Ijiwrenco D. McKwon, of Oleun, Wash iiiglnu, Harry C. Dunluini, of Kelso, Wurhlngtun, and J I cr imiii liliody and Man-nii I). I.. Cunningham, ol Cantle Um-k, Vahiugton. Anv and nil porons claiming adversely ahovc:dei.crlbed lands are requested ' fil" !01' 'iros in this "wf'" or be- fore tuid Hlh dnv ol August. 11)01. 1 J. T. Hiiiwikb, Itegislor. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. United Statss Land Orrics, Ho(oburg, Oregon, June 3, 1901. Notice Is hereby given that in compli ance with tho provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the Klul... ni r'nliln-nl Ur.,,,,,, V..,l. ...I Washington Territory," as exlende'd to a)l tho Pal,u0 .nJ Stnlca by act o Augusts 189.' lIAaiiv 0. DUNHAM 0f Kelso, euuniy ol cw.i.. 8lato of tnnn fr Bgr,,,i., j.lirpfiKCS, nnd to atablisl. his claim to said land bofnro Ui. R,iHter and Receiver of this oflico m io.brg, Ore., on Wednesday, the IMl day of An list. 1001. He names as iiBiMri! Itoiiort Altoi. of Ke so. Wnrtiaington, Lawrence It. McKwoii. of Olequa, Waalilngtnn.iitid Herman Rhody nnd MiirciiH I). L. Ciinuingliam,of Ciisllu Rock, Wii8liington. . Any anl nil persons claiming udvcnucly the aboveiescribed liuids are riiies4il to file their "lalma in this office on or I' fore said 14lu day of A ugust, 1001 . - J.T. I5miihik, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Slntos Land Offloo, R00l)ur, Oregon, July 8, 11KI1, Notice is licreb) glvon that Iu compliance with tho nrovlalone o tho not of (Jonuroaa nf Juno il, 1878. untitled "An act for tho sale of timuer innoH in mo maiaa 01 uaiitornia, oro son, Nevada, and waahltigton Torrttory," nit oxtoudod to all the Publiu Land Btntos by net of Aug-imtl,1803, JOSIiPII MAYER, of Pe P.II, county or Lowla. Mtuto ot Washing ton, tins ttiladuy mod In tills onico litn aworn alntomont No. , for the purohuafl ol tho mcJ ol section No. 10 In townahlp No, 81 a.. runo No. 8 oaat, nod will offer proof to show that tlio land sought la more vutualdo for Its timber or stnno thnn for Agricultural purposes, anil to oe lahllsh his claim toanld land hcloro tho ncgia. ter and itocolver of thla oflico nt Moaoburg, Oregon, on Thursday, tho liflth day of Boptein bor, 1001. Ho names as wllneaacst Rlllus L. Youna and Mnttlna Moll, of Mt. Ananl. Oro. gon, and Ooorgo Uutoman and Albert Willi, of liuiwuurif, wrc-guii. ' Any and all persons olalmbig advorsoly the abovo-doHcrlbcd Inndn aro roquostod to nio tholr claims In thjs ofttao on or before said 'Juih day of Moptombor, 1001, J. T. BniDoss, Itogistor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. KoKOburiT. Oroaron. JulvH. 1061 Notice Is horobv trlvon that In comnllanoo with the provisions of tho act or Congrons of Juno 'A, 678t entitled "An uot for tho nalo of timber lands In tho Btatns of California, Oro goii, Nevada, and WaHhlnglon Territory," in extended to all tho Publio Land Btatcn by tot of August i. im, HVVVBL. YOUNG. - of Mt. Anirel. countv of Marlon. Htato of Ore gon, has thin day flfod In this onico hln Bworti Htatomnnt No. - , for tho purchoRO ol tho NJ-t of the NV4 of ftoctton No. '28 In tow null In No. h., range No. 8 eaHt, and will offer proof to nhow that tho land KouKht la mora valuable for Its timber or nlono than for narloultural purpoHOf), and to estnbltHh nla claim to aald land bo f oro the ncKlBtor and itecotver of this oDIno Hose burff, OrfTnn, on ThurHdny, tho 80th day ol fltptombnr, 1001. He tin men as wltnensoH: MattlaH Moll, of Mt. Arifiol. Oregon, Joseph Mayor, of Po Kll. Wanhlnfilon, and ()ooro Itnlo tnan and Albert Wlllfs, of RoHohurg, Oregon. Any nnd all peruana claiming advorsoly tho above-desorlhed lands are requiitcd to f I In tholr elfilms In this oflico on or boforo salU K(Hh day of Meptomhor, IWH . J. T, UuiDOBfl, Uegtstor, B00IBWK8 OV MJEOFOIID. K, uTof A.- Mmlfniil bwluo No, It'JI iik-oHi every Hidiinlay evuiilim la A. U, U, W hail. I'lHllUm l''ralci'H lavltett In iiltiunl, l I', 1MSIIUK, 1'. M, I,. A. lOIIDAN, HOC, I', ol A, -Court Ml. I'lll No. 'Jl. meet Iu I'uo 1 eHtorH1 ilatl every Vuitnuatliiy ill s p, in. . , ll. . n-i ireilKM.on, ;uiei milium . I. I.. rillunN, I'iiiiiiii'IuI Hmii'otary. I. O. 0, V. I.oiIko No. H.1, iln-olPl lilt, I). O. I', lull I ovory Mitlimluy ill ut h i, ui, Vlntltuii tirothoi'H alwuys wulvomu. I, A. Wkiiii, N. 0. 14, W. t'Al.KINH. Hue. Huu I. (I. O. F. Itoituti Itivor ICtiriiiiiintii'iil. Vo. Ml, laeeliila 1, O, t, K. Iiull ttio NiaainU unu , nurlti WeiliichilayH of oitith nieiilli at H u, u:. II. II, HAIIVKV.U. 1'. W. T. VntiK, Horllw. Olive Itclieliah I.oiluu Nn.vn, iiinets m l, n. 0, t Intll Drill nml tldrit TuuhilayH of tmi-' uioiitli. Vlnlllug Hlxtei'it Invltml to aitiinil, Mna Minmii AbltlKK, N, 0. I'lttipr.NeK M. aniii.k, lino. Hcc, A. K. ft A. M.Meeiii llrt lrldity on or tie tore (all luooii ut S p. ui., In Murtonlo Imit. I'', li. Ijkuki.. W. M. W. V, l.ii'i'iNiairr, Unu. Hue. K, ot I'. Till intuitu lml(i No. .11, uiunlH Moil day eviailtiK ut b p. til, VlMltlng lmittiol'A ul woyn wnlooiiiii. J. Id, ICkyaiii', o. 0. J, II. OU l i.Kil. K. ot It. unit H KntghtH of the MnceninteH. 'rrluiiiptl Tout No. H, lanelH In retflllltr rtivtew on t!io Ut um HI l-'roliivii ol wh iiioalli In A. O, U. W, Hull ul7!.nii. in. Vlatilug Mir Kaluliliioorilliil. ly luvltial toutluml. J It. IIAiliil.N, t'oniiunnabr. W. T. Viiiik. It. It , A. O. U, v,, tieurutxil Houor-HNihcr IoiIks No. UI, iiiimiU ovviy l unit ltd WudiintfiTiu. ovviiliig ot ouoti iiiitntti, ut A. t), tt. W. Iiull. I.II.I.IAN KlIII.'UllilWNtlll, U, 01 II. A, 0 HTANWIIOO, Ituu. A. tl. 11. W. I.octxo (Vu, w, liiuotu mory nr tin) Ihlrit Wmliieioluy In tlio ninntu nl H u. iu In IhKlr Iiull In tho opnra bhigk, VlUlu ututliornlhvllotl te mttniil. u "tiaiiAiui, M ,w, O 0. Htamwoiiii, Itoconlnr. H iKKlmnn ol tlio Worlil-Oamii No. uo, mot, ovory Thursday ovdiiIiik Iu K. ol' K liuV MoUlurd, Oregon. ' . ... . J.W.Vii.v0.0 IIouacii Makn. Olork, Vhryaaiuhmnuni (ilrcle, No. W, Women o" W omleralt Mectn areolnl unit fourlb Tunnlty ol euoti iitonth nt T:so p. ui. In K. oM; halt. Vlalllng lU-r luvlleit. tlAMTMA Vaauh 0. N. Katiikuisk Wait, Work. W. It, U.-C'lirtcir A. Arthur Coma No. It moota ncooiul and tou-iu Wtainiuiitity ol eaob mmith ut o'olia k p. m in Wooduian't ball, VMIIngalatrra Inrlliul, Mna. aiiiiik Vas Aurwmiii l'ro,. f Maiiv K. Itaavaa, Hoc. , O. A. lt.-(7hnalor A. Arthur I'oal No. 17 enooia In Hoodman'a hall ovory soooud anili fourlb Monday nlghl In ouch monlh ol 7:, VlnlllOiV'iiuiradltac.inllalli limiwl to aUondl . KUAKAiwnArn, Coai. D. R. AXDMRH, Ailjulunt. W. T. U .-Menu ovory oilier Friday In. tho Lhrlatluu Cliuieh. i..., o Mrs. N. McCain, I'rea. JftwuO, JdiST, Bee. Krairrnal llrilhr!io)d--Mpelii riral audi third Krl.lny i.n.nn ot Mu ll innnlh at 7:90 11. in.. In Adkiiia.iouvl block, Ntdiord, tiro. Via lllug Hlalera and lliolhtia rurdlully Invllml. j u J. I.. Ubmmkii, I'roa. j. H. I'bsts. Bueipiory. O K, K-HKamrat-hapirr, No. M, moola aco oml uud tourih Thurailuy a 01 oui-h monlh at Muiwnlo Hall, Medford, Oirson. Vlaltlni tvra uud hrolhuta alwnya wcronin, . Mlm K. IKnu, W. M MATTia B. I'n aai.. Harroury. CHUBOHES OF MZDrO&D. Horn. Murka Kpiaropai huiiiiht hobooi maaia at Kptacnial Church ovory Sunday mornltia al 10 o'clock! divine i-rvlc ov.rv Oral aud Iblrd 8undyaul7:a)p. in. Hcv. Chaa. Uoolh, Uoc Mothodlal Kplacopal t'haroa-W. II. Moe- puator. I'roaohlhK every Hakhath al II a. m? , anil 7:110 p. m. Sunday ackool al 10 a. m., II. I.. Ullkoy, aupt, Clnaa nifultag ovary Habbalh at clone ol ncnnon. Levi Kaucott, leader. Kp worth loauo ovcry Habbalh evoolii at :, (5. Kaucolt, prcat. Itefulai waokly prnyar mist. Iim mwry Thureday avaalua alfao. Ladle.' aoHlngplrcto ovory weak. Mlaalonan aoolow wool tho llrat Friday In each mouth. tt Proabytorlan Cburoh-Rev. A. llaborly, nu tor. Ilcaldcncie al the munaa In tho roar of thu eburcli. I'rouchlni ovory Hubhalh at II a. m. and 7:W p. m. Hut.doy aohool at Hi . m., David ly, Hu .l. chrlatlun Kndoavor moel ngono niotiuaiiiao p. m Mia. I,, T. i'uirra.l'rca. Ilnpi at ohuroh-Mov. T, L. Craaduii, po.ior. Halibuib aorvlcoa: I'roachliig n a. m. and 7 .1a p.m.! Mnhhalh achnal 10 a. 111.; II. V. P.O. ens'" p. m. 1 proyni niceilng Thurailay al 7:80 o.m.: oevnimnl meeting M iM p. tu. on baiurduy pra codlng ilralsnhbuib. Stiuogora and Irlomli al- wuya welcome. atrcou. 1'reuoliliig at II a. m. unil 7. p. m. Suuduy school ut 10 11. in.: Jlinolr Kndeavoral 8 p. m.s V, P.H. (). K. ui 9:80 p. m. Prayor meollng ovory Thursday evening. Ladles Mliialoniiry Auxiliary lo O. W. 11, K. flrnl Thura day 7:.) 1'. M. onch month. Choral Unloa ovory Prlduy ut7:8u n. m. The no.u.in .i,.T O.J. Plat puator. Itoaldoa at tho ohurcb. MothodlBt Lplsoopal Church Hoiith-llov, K. P ttllaon puator. I'rouohlMg ovory Sunday al II n. m. uud evening! Hunduy aobooluiluu. ni.: I'ruyor mooting Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock: Womun's Homo Mlaaton IHoclcly moola llrul 'i'hurnduy In euoh month al 8:80 p. m J ORTHERN PACIFIC RY. R XJ Pullman Elegant Tourists Sleeping Cars Dining Cars: Sleeping Cars FREE :- COLONI8T -: SLEEPERS TO onawo Fona OaoOHBTON TRRODBR TICKETS' -TO- CHlCAQO WASHtNOTON rHItADELPHIA ' POINTS EAST AND 80IITH . . A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant Oonornl PnsHnngor A Ront No. Sr6 Morrison Bt oor, Third,