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Newspaper Page Texton ' A dispatch from Graaff Ruutsit, Capo Colony, tinted Sopt-. S, wt: Colouul 43oobell auaprised Lottor't commando iu the vicinity of Petersburg, Lottor beinir 'wounded and mToral older Boon killed nd 40 mounded. One huudivd ami b-reo burguors wore captured. "Do Wet ku issued a proclamation," aaya a dtspatek from Capo Towu to Mid Ixudon Daily Mail, "lhat he will nuoot Kit British troops found iu toango River Colony After. Sopt. 16. A dispatch from Lord Kitcheuerdatod Pretoria, Sept. .-1, says: "Since Aug. SO tlib columns report 10 Boors kill4, 3 -voQiidad, 213 nmdo prisoners ami J2r urrendored, and thai 104 rifles, 27.100 rounds of umuiuuilioa, 1,700 horses and 4,500 head of cattle .were captured." When you want a pleasant physio try the new remedy, Cliataiiorlain'a Stom ach and Liver Tablet. They uro easy o take and pleasant in effect Price 35 cents. Sample (roe alCiius. Strang's urujr store. A corouer'a Jury at Victoria, B. C, loaud Euseuo Brooks, a Zioiiito elder, find John Rogers, a clerk iu tke Hudsou Bay fur depajtment, guilty of man . elauRliter because they did uot provide tlio Rogers child, when suffering from diphtheria, with medical treatwout. The child died. The Robertson log raft left Astoria. - Or., for Sau Francisoo iu charge of the powerful tugs Tatoosh and Richard Holyoko. It consists of about 000,000 lineal feet of piling, procured iu the vicinity of West port. It took about eight months to construct the raft, -which is G34 feet in length, of cigar thape, and is about 40 feet iu diameter at the largest part. Its draught is about 4 feet, and is the largest of its kind ever built. Working: Sight and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing lhat ever was niado is Br. King's New Life Fills. Theeo pills change weak ness into strength, listlessucss into energy, brain fag into mental power. They're wonderful In building up the health. Ouly 2oc per box. Sold by Chas. Strang. ' James Hartley, a young sheep ranoher jfrom Sacramento, Cal., was assaulted and robbed by three men iu a saloon on Bteuart street, Sau Francisco, between Mission and Market. Dazed and bleed--tog from his wounds. Hartley staggered to his feet after the robbery and went 4n search of the police. He told his story at the central station, but was uu ble to name the saloon in which the obbery took place. The thieves, how arrer, took from him 1ST in money, a jfdi watch and chain and a valuable ghu , A Night of Terror. "Awful anxiety was feltfor the widow f the brave General Burnham of Maeh ias. Me., when the doctors said she would die from pneumonia before jr.orning," writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, "but she begged lor Dr. King's Xnw Discovery, which had more than once .'saved her life, and cured her of con sumption. Alter taking, she slept all .night. Further use entirely cured her." This marvelous medicine is'guaranteed to core all throat, chest and lung His--eases. Qnly 50o and1.00. Trial bottles dree at Chas. Strang's drug store. " The postmaster at Some, Joseph H. Wright, was arrested and held for trial , en the charge of embezzling (3, 200 from the' government of the United States. t Sirs. Phehe Hearst offered 'to add to' the; university of California -a depart jneutof -aurhrbpologv, and to maintain ttsfcaMtat of about $30,000 a year. 1 Tue after wu accepted. .'': 5 One car of a trainload of cattle on Iheway to California, on the Santa Fe Pacific, was. found to be on first ' Itwos ut out at Kingman, A. T., and was framed, cattle and all. . Chamberlain's Congh Remedy i ureal favorite. The soothing and healing properties rf tfaie remedy, iu pleasant taste and arompt and permanent cures have mado Jl a favorite with-people everywhere 'Stis especially prized by mothers of nmul children for eolcls, crop and arboopin cough, as It always affords xjuick relief, and as it contains no opium mr other barfnl drug, it may be given QUTH AFRICAN WAS. coDnnenuy to a oaoy as to an adult. Sot sale by Chas. Strang, druggist. ' A; dispatch from Sau Sau Jose, Cal., aayi) that eight head of cattle have died 4n he ranch' of John Hassler, near Xvejrgreeii, of what County Veterinarian iH. A Spencer pronouuees anthrax,' tho dread cattle plague. Other cattle on . Tthe same farm are ill. Dr.-Spenceralso Ktpresses the opinion that Gottlieb -Hassler's death, which occurred re vently, was uot- due to a tarantula bite, aa reported, bnt to anthrax, he having skinned a cow which had died of that , tiisea.se, and afterward scratched a kwelliug from ail insect bite '..' and Bruises Quickly Healed. lOhamborlain's Pain Balm applied to s cut, bruise, burn,, scald or. Uko Injury will instantly allay tho pain and will 3ieal the parts in less time than any other treatment. Unless the injury -s -very 'Beyere it will not leave a scar.' Pain ilalm also cures rheumatism, sprains, swellings and lamenesB. B'or sale by Chas. Strang, druggist.- . . j ' '"'" : The Southern Paoiflo has made public Its report of the California fruit traffic .or the season ending Sept. 5, and, ac cording to the figures shown,' the short age in shipments for the season runs joror 100,000 tons. This is partly due to - she strike, but more particularly to the -shortage iu the crops of cherries and aarly peaches, ('r, : Ui' lr. , I fbt Best Prescription for Kslarla, aihta and fever Is a bottle of Orovb's T abtk- chill tonic, ii is simply iron ana qui i la a tasteless form. No cure no pay I I Mb NEWS 0FTII EWORLD. HAPPENINGS (OF THE PAST FEW OAVS FROM 'Alt. QUARTERS. VtraM l"ju-a.u rfat ttf'IrvftlHHtl Kxtr-n-lv i'Antrt V Cllllm-Tluil ol J r M r I. lk Krltlny-aiUiipHim Court ol liMtulrf uctr Huyy Kcfuiidcil. Three exploaions ocoui-red In the works of the Aniorieau SchliUt Power com pany, Oakland, Jf. J iby which five mou were killed. Tlioy wero: William Titus, engineer in charge, tf the boiler; Arthur Curry, driver; Jixa-u Dnpntit, employed at Isaac's bote); iKiHutrtl Van Blarcan, mason; Hurcisqu Weyblo, driver. A London dispatch says that the Mar quis of Anglesey was robbed .of jowels valued nt AoO.OOO, wbioh wow tnkou .from a room at WuIhIukIuiiu House whifo he was nt the theater. A Kroiioh- man named Gault, who had hoeuJuu the scsvico of tho' marquis for th-.oo weeks, was arrested and charged with he tliefir, bnt he denied nil knowledge -at the whereabouts of tho jewelry or the tliievas. In th United States circuit court at New York Judgo Laoombe hnuded down au order granting judgment iu favor of tho American Mignr Kelluiug oompauy tofecover t-JlH), 13SI, with inter est, paid by the sugar company to Col lector BidweU on sugar imported from Porto Rico. Tho decisiou is based ou opinion of the United' States supremo conrt that Porto liu-o is a, tho present time a part of the territory of tho United Statos, and that goods brought from that is'.aud are uot subject to duly iu auy port here. The surviving veterans of tho grand army of tho republio paraded at Cleve land, and it is estimated that nearly half a million people were spectators of the magnificent pageant. Tito colnuiu was mora than eight miles iu length, and moved steudtiy with scarcely a halt or break until the eutiro Hue had passed the reviewing stand. In addition to the regular liuo of veterans 00 bauds and 108 drum corps incessantly poured forth patriotic mid martial music. Qonoral Eli Torrnuce was elected couimaudcr- iu-chief. The Dominion government has dis allowed two measures passed by the legislatf.ro of British Columbia. One bill restricted Oriental immigratiou nud the other concerned tho employment of Chinese and Japanese iu public works. The disallowance was nt the instance oi the imperial government, the British Columbia houe having refused to uitei its Japanese legislation. Stood Death Oil'. E. B. Monday, a lawyer of Henrietta, Tex., once fooled a grave-digger. He says: "My brother was very low with malarial (ever and jaundice. I per suaded him to try Electric Biltersaod he was soon much better, but continued tbeir use until he wa; wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bitters saved his life." This rcmedv expel?" malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the blood ; I "", V" " 1 T . ." " . aids digestion, regulates liver, kidnevs! plictl " ,he 8,l,rl'ni,nl l,nrl sl"'''8 and bowels, cures constipation, dys- about one-foiirtli of a boat leugili ffom pepsia, nervous diseases, kidney ir.'-u- "10 stern. These can be opened and hies, female complaints: elves purftct shut by menus of n lever applied on I he health. Only ouo at Chas. Strane's drug store. : An tinmanned'sjoop was captured by die revenue authorities on the lower sonnd and towed to Port Townsend, Viish. The sloop is thought -co-be one of several sinail craft engaged in bring ing Chinese aiid opinio-acToss' the international- boundary 'Without the' ciLstoiu botire formalities. --t he vessel is fitted np with coiiipartments, some of whicii are opened by means f secret springs, and; bear evidence of having been fre quently used for storage pnrpbseg. " Fred M. Johnson, who was in charge of tho sloop, was 'arrested and locked tip at Port Townsend. .- For the first time iu several years wheat' vessels -will be -loaded at Sau Diego for Europe. The British bark Formosa, now on the way to Sau Diego from. Antwerp, lias been chartered by George W. McNenr, and two other charters are already , seenred, . Tho wheat is from the Fullbrook and Tem ecnla countries, where there will be a good' snpply for shipment, Escoudido, Poway and Marietta yalleyV also will have wheat to ship, besides filling their own warehouses. - : ,i - - Catarrh Canuot Be Cured r With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the sent of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to care It you must take internal remedies. H alt's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and aois di rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hull's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine, ft was prescribed by one ot the best physicians in this countrr tor vears.and Is a resulur nreKcrintlr,n. It is composed of tho best tonics known,' com- ninea wnii tne nest blood pnrtiiers, acting di reotly on the mucous surfaces. The nerfect combination of the two lo&-redientg is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. P. J. CIIKNEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, O. Soli by drutrglsts, price 75a. Hall's Family Pills are the bost. Governor Gage ot California mailed ,to the state hoard of trade n reply to its letter upon the strike situation, request- 'hini to use the power of the stale to bring an end to tho tie-up of a. large part of tho commerce of thettato through fear of violence. The governor denies that the existing statu of things would justify the calling out nf the national guard, and the position he takfts In the matter is supported by the shot iff of Solano and Conira counties, who sny that thoy can maintain the luw iu their respective counties. Mr. Gugo further says that, during a personal , visit of three weeks ro fcnii l'raucisco ho saw nothing whatever to authorize a resort by the state to military force. f . 'I r i ' ': ,' The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever la a bottle of tinova's Taste tKss Cail.T, Toitto. It is simply Iron and Qui nine In a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price W cents. -Subscribe for The Mail. A NW MAIN STOPPER, limwtt axa itiMiwt .Contrtvctaicc In mh(4 bjr . VtanoiMtu Olnn. Michael A. iRroco of rValitlfco, Wis. lias iu.wmtad a -simple niiplliuieo by which a hnm can bu easily ami cflVot lely BtouixHl nud xhlch can be rend lljr telonan4 tiotwIthRtamllug thenlruln to which &o clialu jany he sulijecli'd, mym Tl WfciMi A mortr. The drtj ct.!iw:i'i! r, !k,tjy linvlng oppositely anravngetl opwilngs. Tho oor rcaiMiulliig opeiilngN ,f tho top tiuil bottom lugs .are Iu allaiiment wINi each other. These lugs lire designed l tiik Pitr.ts rti.vix ktoi-vkii. receive the nnciimil logs of a stoppor bar. The two legs are connected by an eyepiece, llirough which n rope Is pass m. wliereby the stopper bar can In' withdrawn. The one Irg of Hie stop bar Is about twice as long as the other, so that when the stopper bar Is withdrawn to open position tho shorn r leg will be moved out of the space be tween Hie lugs. When the stopper bar Is moved to the looked position shown In the gener al porsprctlif view, both of the leg 'will He across the space between the lugs. One end of the chain Is ni Inched to the longer leg of Ibis stopper bar, the other end of the chain bring pro vlded with a key which can he Itisenod iu an opening In the end of the shorter leg. so as to lock the stopper bar In po silion. Thus locked, the two legs stnid ille the chain. When the stopper hai ls moved to open position, the chain is released. A Novel l.lfi- Ilutt. The navy deparlnieut Is provlilln j some of the warships with a new and ! novel life raft. It consists of an elllp ! tical copper tube, somewhat flattened.! with airtight compart meats strength-j cued by Hits. The lube is Incased In cork wound with ennvns and made ah j soliitely water tight. Attached lo this! float Is a rope netting three feet deep. from which Is suspended a wooden : slatted bottom. The netting Is mis-i ponded on the inner side of the lloal from rings which travel on lashing, so . lhat the bottom rests in the proper j position, no matter which side of t 1m- ! float falls upou the water when it Is thrown overboard. A lloun For Shipping. A resident of Sweden. Count K. A. Posse, according to n report of Consul Nelson at liergeii, Norway, has Inveni ed a boat stopping apparatus ivhkh will prevent collisions and facilitate the maneuvering of large vessels. The deck. Experlinents showed that ivhen the launch was going nt full speed It could be stopped In 15 seconds nt half a bout length by reversing and extend ing the shutters. Wilier Purified by- Ozone. A new method of sterilizing a clly's water supply is being successfully op erated In Russia. The plan Is to steril ize the water by the introduction of ozonized nil', nnd It Is contended In Its behalf that It destroys nil the bacteria In tho water nhd "makes It at compara tively small cost absolutely safe for' drinking purposes. ' " The itio Grande railroad in Colorado has equipped lis locomotives with a novel train robber killing device, says a writer in Locomotive Engineering. It is a means of playing scalding wilier and, steam over the bandits. " There Is nn extra piece of steel pipe running up from the bottom 'of the boiler to the bock of the engine cub, where It Is flattened out fan shaped, the ankle of . the fan embracing the front, top and sides of the blind bag gage and express. Another device of practically the same kind covers the front, top and sides of the locomotive Itself. Oilier engines hnvo a sleam pipe nnd boso Just back of the engi neer, where II Is bandy to grab quickly, Down near the floor of the cnb, In several places 'where they can be reached easily, are little Innocent look ing bullous that connect with the air valve filled lo the steam pipe. In less lime than It takes to tell It the engineer or lii'cmnii can touch n button and send, back over the coal pile In the lender Hie lioiest Jim of water that nny robber ever saw. The boilers carry a pressure of about 22." pounds, so the water near t lie bottom of flic crown sheet will be in least nt the bulling point. The amount of execution one of itio "cookers." as I hey are called, can do In a few Seconds Is frightful. Anlomoblle tfttlwnyw. ' - The Austrian minister of railways bus ordered an automobile railway car riage. It Is In bo of the dimensions of nn ordinary third class Kuropenn rail way carriage, with U2 sents rind stand ing room, Under the flooring will be placed a 30 horsepower four cylinder motor, with (he mechanism nnd sup plies necessary to cnnblo the carrliigo lo travel Independently at a speed of 30 miles an hour. The car necessitates (be services of only one man and will probably be put Into use on the South western lino In lower Austria. HIM AH'ctablc Preparation for Ah slmilatlnrj ihoftxxlnuiliicgula liiii Uic Stomachs uiut Ikwvls oT Promotes Digcslion.CKecrful rtcss fimUJosl.CPiittilns nelllKT ljiuim,Mi)rphim) nor Mineral. Noi'TiJahcotic. jiaitt -CvW - A perfect Remeily forConslirxv lion, Sour Stonuirh, Diarrhoea Worms .Coiwiliions.r'ovi'risli ni'ss tint) Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Si!nnlur of NEW YOT1K. CAACT COPy OF WRAPPER, I'tilietl slHirs Land Ol!irf Itifi-tMirt. lin-iaui. Auuu-.t .'. t'-AJI Tn Whom 1 1 Mt,v .'onctM n Noitco I ln-rt-l-y civ,-ii llial die Ort-n nnd i nt; tirTi In !ii!lrn:n! ( o. tuts il,i-d In iuh tfm-e a IHl ol IuiiOk f.lumU-,1 In tr.,' Irwiif)il,,' ilcicillii-d lii.low. inifi Iihs iiiip. It-1 fr n imli'til for ulo linn'-; llmt Hie IM Is oi en lo lliu poblio or lu-,n-rittiri "ml n cn,y tlit ri-uf by ilrni-rliillvc nub-division-, tins licrn posted In n coim'nw-tit plnrc lih this i tlU-t. fur Die tiis;ictlun ol nil persons iiiii.-rt sti-,1 utul iu tlio imtillc Krnvrnilr. -S-ulli ut ll.tse Ltto- and 1-ast of iVIIIumvttv Meridian. Tvnhtn :it s . II. l B. n. Sh., pi s'.,s,c. ai. Torshlo . s . II. 2 K. NWi; NkliS-r 1. Lots NM, sVo. J, SK'i swi.-s.-i-. ii. SB'', su.-'sce ai. TownsMn 10 S . It '2 l III. XW'j nnit SKi , Sic. PI, E'j SI!1, Sue. SI. To:cuslilp 10 ri., it I K. 7Jrr-S,n 17. South of nasc Lino and west of Wlllauotlo Merhllan. Township r, H, II. I W. SKI, XIV , se 0. I nwiisliip ; H . It W. NWi; s'U'i , Src S. Towr.siilt. -IT It. I W. Stt'i, XW, Si'c II. T.wti.hln :S. It 1 W. NW'i SW, Si c 17 TowiotilplWS., It. 1 W. Lot 1:1. Si-c. il Townshln I', s., It. 2 w. i-K4 SK, Stc. -J. NW'i; XHi, Ser. SI. Tovn sulu i.1 , It 2 W. Luis I, 5 ond ft. -S,-c JI. Tou nshin -a;s It. a v. swi -swi, S.-C l.i. Township :K s . It. .1 '. I.ol 3. See .1V Tioviishlo i'. S.. It. 1 W. VliS'I.HcJ 'I'onuslilu a S.. Ii I W. '.-! I.ois .i mud 5 Nl'i ;, Lois nnd t? wi i'hii. i iino o .si" ;, i.ois - nno l W XKif and .Vi.-KW'i,He. 17. nli!i:ll K-, It. I . ' , N K! . nnd N K' . SK ,. Sec. 7. - To wni SK Towtishlii,.s;. ft'. I W -Sii S-f. !. I'l, W', Sr. -.-7. Township : S IC. 4 W. NW.. SKI, Si-c.7. . , -rownsfiln ii.t.. II .". W. XI, NWl4'Hee. II. W'U SWI,. Sec. 21. Township;)."., 11.6 W. . ,. Iiot 1. sec. w. . Township xi H. It ft w. unsiv; 8'j Nwi,,ijnif.VKi,'sw'!ifiec.l. Township S. S., ll. rvlV.- . i- r. . .. .- M'M Ki See. 111. 'Towuabip M H., K.6W.' ' .' kwwkhi. Hhc 7. . " TownSilo I H., It .1 W. HWj, SKI, H.IC. 11. Township It. 6 W. - Township la U., R.0W. W j SKW. and F. Xffji Hcc. 13, Township ill H, K. W. HUNK!- Seo. 21 Township SH.. R. W. KEKcc.O.HKU SWJi 8ec. 17.' " TowiistllpllTH , ft 0 W. . . Hi.HWU-andHWiSK eo. 9, NW) NWf See 2.i. . Township )B.. 11.7 W. PI. K'iHeo. 35. -TownshfD .11 H , R. 7 W. Pt. N Hon. fl. TownsbTn 32 H., It. 7 W. HWii HW4 Hen. 85. ' Township 37 8., It. 8 W.. ' , . .. ' VM NW'iHeo.lW. ' 1 " Township 8ft H., It. S W. r , , WU su, and NWfc Sac II. Within the next alxty dayn following the dale of this notice, protosta or contents against tho claim of the Company u any Iract or sub division within any section or part of section; described In tho list, on tho ground that the samo fa moro valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will be received and nnieu inr ropnn 10 1110 ucncrai ludu uiiivo Washington, U. C. - J. T, DitfUtiEs, Itcgutor, J. H. Booth, Receiver, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Btntcs Land ORlco, HosohurK, Oruson, July 12,'1901. Notice Is hereby sivun that in compliance with the nrovislonnof the act of-'Conare of June 8, 1878. onlltlcd "An act for the sale of timber lands In the Slates of California. Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Torrltory," as extended to all tho I'ubllo Land States by act of AUgusU. IRKt, KNOBLBBRTaCHDiEE. -l' -of Woodbum, county of Marion, state of Oro gon, ban-thls day filed In tbls oitloo his sworn statement No, 1788, for tho purchase of tho SW of NW!f and Nji of JW4 of section No. 84 In Township No.lH 3, Rnniic No, 8 Bust, and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is moro vnluuble for Its timber or stono than : for Airliiiillurid purtiosrs, and to ostnbllsh his olulm to said land boforo the Heglstor and Re ceiver of tills ofllco ut Rosf-buri. Orepon, on Thursday, tho 2ilth day of fliihtembor 1001, He names as witnesses: Miss Flora A. Rotilo mler, Mrs. Annie f. fichwab, Joseph ,1. Illicit heft and John J. Fuchs, nil of Mt. Angel, Oregon Any nnd all parsons olalmlng adversely tho above-described lands ftro requested to llln their claims In this ofllco on or beforo said 2uth day of Bcptombrr, 1001 . l, r. iimjwjks, Kcgisier, - State Treasurer's Fifth Notice, - Statu ok oiiboos, I 'J'RRASUHV rjKPAIITHKNT. 1 SAI,KM,8opt, 13,1001. Notice Is herobv crfvnn thut there are funds tn the Treasury with which to redeem all out standing state warrants drawn on the statu scalp bounty fund and endorsed, "Presented and not paid for want of funds," prior to Janu ary I, 1001. All such warrants, properly en dorsed, will be paid upon presentation at this office, Interest thereon ceaalng from and after thlaWatA fluid H. VflnnR. Btaw 'irc-Murc-r GASTOBIA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years THI OCNTAUM COMPANY. NfW VORH CITV. NOriCK KOK PLT.I.ICAT10.V. t'MTtrit rAttst iNhOi'rirr. Un-41. llllfK. ttl., lUBI!t 3. )"!. Nottr H lM-rt hv iilvt'ii Uml tu n.iut tutiirr Willi thi irovll'.U! ol tin- utM n( ornrw tl J utt " 3, Is, "iitlllr.l "An art (or tliu Miln of tlmltt't liiinla lt uic Mute nf riilllnriilu, Ot L'tm. Si:v,iihi. timl VVi.-Mrviott 'IVrrltori .' i c'.nnlml to till Hit) l'tiblk l-iltnl hlnlcN by tu'l ul Alitful I, iw, of Kurrkrt, ivmity i( llitttilxihll, Stntf rf fnU ffrnln. tit. iMt iltv (11 t'tl tti ihWiinii'r hit xwoin fttttTiiiriii Ni. 1"N ! the (iur-ltiw f the SI-1 : nf Section No In lownhlu No. Hunitt No. HKuft. ami will onrr mmif lo tliuvt Unit the lumt miuk'M l" mni vufualilc for It tun tx-r or n i one inun (r ujfricnuurm inir)'r", anil lo CHtuMlali hU clulcu to naUl luntl In fore tll Ht-ulntor mid krt. U-cr ul tliU offlrn t Kom hurtr. Ori'iton, on Woilncndu)-, ilio Iditi tiny of ih-iiiiuT. ivoi. no tin me an smvr: . 11, Hunt nntl Ale Mct'ormh k.W (Irtintit l'H-ia.Or t-uuii, Johu I. lluiixcti rtnti K. t Knj uuihtl, ot lifc iiiiiir. orron. Any di.U till )nr)tift dultniiiK mlvornc-ly tlir ntinvc iltiti'rtliiMl liimlnttrt-rtMnntttl to Hli'tlieir olnlin tu tdu onicc ou ur whrv -taltl l'lth iiuj of member, lini. J. T. HiniMir-n. ticumicr. XOTICK FOR I'Ul'.UCATlO.W L'liile.l States Lund Olllre. rtorrlmrg. Oivuon, July I a, 11)01 Nolbo l henl.y clven Hint In cum- pljiini'O nitb Hie liroi Isons nf Ilic net of Congress nf June .1, ISi-H, fiitllled "An net for the snlo nt llmbi-r lands In the Slates of (Jiilifoi 'iiiu. Oii'uon, Nevada, and Wiisliliifiton Terrilury," as ex tended loiill the Public l.nud Stalei by net ol August 4. IH''-i MISS r' 1.0 HA A. sjliTTI.HMIKH. nf Ml. Annul. iDunlv of Marlon, Uluto ! of Oreeon. has this day tiled In Ibis ol. fico bar sworn statement, fro. li.iu, lor the purohaso of tho Lota 2, H and 4. of Scotlon No. 80. In Township No. IM S llunifO No. 3 Boat, nnd will offer proof to show that tho land souirht la more valuable for its timber or stone I bun for agricultural purposes, and to estab lish her claim to said land boforo the Iteglstcr and Receiver of this ollloo on HoseburK, Orcffon, on Thursday, tho 'Jdtb (lay! of September, 1001. Sho names as witnesses: : Mrs. Annie M. Schwab, Joseph J. Buohbelt, William H. Wlnkelman, John i. Fuobs, all cl Mt. Anitel, Oregon. Anv and all persons claiming ad versely tho above-described lands are reaueated to file their claims In this of fice on or before (ftid 26th day ol Sep tember, 1001. ' J. T. BillDOes, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Roaoburg, Oregon, Beptombor S, IMil NntlnA Iff linnihv irivnn that tho followlna named settlor has Hied notice of his Intontlon to make- final proof Iu support of bis olalm, and that said proof will bo mado beforo Qua Now bury, county dark of Jackson County, Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on October 31, 1001, vitt ' t; PRANITB. HAMMOND, . On H. B. No. fell, for Iho W! NE.'i, N .'NWjf'. 8e. 14, Tp. 83 a R. '2 West. ;' " ' .. . Ho names the following witnesses to provo his continuous rnslilunco .upon and cultivation ofnldland,vl.i ' .,, . '; Carl T. Bkvnmnn, John X. Miller, Jack HouBion and A. W. wooloy. all of Trail, Ore gon, J.T. nninoEH. Hcglator. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land ofllco at Rosoburg, Oregon, August I, looii Notice Is hereby given that tho following named sottlor tins filed notice of hit Intontlon lo make final proof In support of his olalm, and tbatsnld proof will bo nnulo boforo Ous Now. bury, county olerk of Jackson County. Oregon, at Jncksonvlllo, Oregon, on October Ifi, ID01, vizi ;i -JOSEPH F.HALL,- - -, On'alsH, E. No, B223, for tho Wi NWi, Ni SWU, Sou. 112, T. 116 H., R. 8 B. . tin nnmna tbn tollowing wltnnssns to Drove his continuous resldunco upon and cultivation of sold land, viz I ' ' - ' J . . Ifrnnols Tungnto, Qnorgo Ilonll and josonn Oopport, of lllg lliltte, Oregon, and i'uillp It, Btanioy, of Meaford, Oregon. J. T. nmlKlKH, Roglster, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land offlco nt Hoscburg, Oregon, September lfl, 101)1. Notleo Is hnruby given that Ilia follow ing named sottlor has illcd notice of his Inten tion to moke final proof in support of Ills olalm, and that said proof will bo mode boforo Qua Nuwbury, county olorli, nt JuoliHonvlllc, Ore gon, on October 20, 1001, viz ! "- CBAMOIS B. W. BMl II, " . . On H. K, No. 8801), for the 8U NBli, NWj( BKX, BftK N W See J, Tn. 80 ., It. 1 W. He noaios the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon and oulllvatloa of aald land, vltt ...... Henry Kerby, O. A. Driner, John Yarbrouih and John Abbott, all of Talent, Oregon. J. T. DniDois, Register, AW ,))v 111 SOOIXTISS OV MKDFOKD, r. U. of A,-Mdlurd l.odgn No. iJI ml every Huiiirdiiy uviiiilnu Iu A, O, U, tmil. Visiting friituia InvllciHoulliiiiil, 1 T, I'll'.iu M. I'. l. I,. A. JllllIMN, Holt. "P. of A.-t'ourt Ml. I'ilT No, ii, tmiou Iu riif calora' Hull cvn y WmliinNduy ut S n. in. U. W. HrrintssoH, 'Jlifel ItunciT. 1. L. funiiiN, Kltuiiielul Hecrntliry. I. 11. (1. ir.l.ntlun No. Stl. nilintH III I. I), t). K. hall every Huttirtluy nt ut a p. in. Vtslliut' brolhurs ulwuya wuluoinn, I, A, IV Mill, N. C, 1-;. w, cai.kins, mm. hiiu 1, II, 11. V, ttogmi Itiver ICiiunuipiiii-iiu Vn, ,'kl, iiii'i'ts In I, u. O, r, bull the scrond iinJ1 .uurlU Woituuniluya of onnh iiiuuih nt H p. iu. II, II. IUuvkv.O. P. W.T. VoitH. Ht'rlbo. Olive Itximliuli Lodgu Nn, 'N, nim'ia in !.(,' O. K. tmil Ural nnd liiltd TiiKMlnyn ol C-ii 0 uionlh. Visiting sinters llivlleil In itttnnd. NANHII) Winn k, N.fi AITA XaVI.uk, lino. Hue. A. K. ,t A. M.-Mui'ls Hist Krldiiy ou or l-s lore full uioou ut Hp. tn,, in Miisuiile hull, y. Ii. Iir.um., W. M W. V, I.II'I'INl'O-lT, ItlHI. SnO. K, of I'.Tiilisuiau ioilgn No. .11, minus M ,u duy ovenliiit ul II p, iu, Vlnlilnv brothers al ways welt'oinn, J, K, KNVAHr, U, C. J. II. iltl ti.llll, K. at It. uml U. Knights of the Miiecnncrs -.Triumph Ti-m No. 1 1, iiii'pim in resnlitr mvlow on lliu 1st uinl id r'ritta.v of oiii-h niontli In A. , U, W. Hall ut 7 :,ti Visiting HlrKiilglils cordial, ly luvlied loutloiid. A. II Ki.i.uiim, t.'oiiiiuuntlcr. W.T. VniiK, II. K. A. . U. w Dnurro ot llnnor.(Niher loslu No, nri, uii'cls ovi'iy w ami lilt Wt-ilnnsduy nvetilug ol cnoh niontli. ut A. tl. l, W. hnll ' I. II. I. MS KlIll'llliUISMtll, V. of II A. C Htaswimiii, Itce. a ii ii ui .-.i ,..i..m i.u . .r. ... 1.1. ....... . . . .v . v", uii'i.in iiriirT ur tud Ihlril WuditOHilay In the iitonlh ul Hp. m In tl.lr hall In Urn oiiuru block. Visum uiuiiiuiN iiiviinii iu niinuti, ., . I'. HtlllllAIII), l ,W 0 C. HTAKWDUU. Itocoriler. Wooilintn of the Wortd-Cainp No. vo. nirri overv 'I'liursilay oviiutug In K, of r, ball Mudlold, Ori-gou. J. W. Wll-KV, C. C IIiiai h M.tsM. Clork. 1 lirysunllirmuiil Clrelr, No, HI, Vonitnol-Wooili-rsfl Mvria seciiinl nnd fining Tuiilav ol Cili'li in, ,iilli al Mil p. m. Iu K, of I, lull. VlBllllig Nnt-m Itivilril. MAailfA Wm.lJI, Ii, S. J ATI! Its I N K V A I r, l.'lm k . W. It. ;.. t'linsinr A. Arthur corps ,o. i inrcls si'cuiiit unit foo"h IVmliiesilny of nova inonili ul a o'elm li p. m in WuaUuiuu'a tail, VUIIIng sl.lcrs Hu ll. , I. Mas Aiiiiik Vak Aurwiiiip !. M.uiv K. id svi s, Kco. . II. A. It. t'lmstnr A. Artlmi ln.i N. j inrois in Woodman's holt oviiry sceond atuli fourth Mouilnv night In each month at 7:10. i iBiiuig Luinrauemstroinlly Invltt'il to attend. ,, . Kiiaxk KArUiiArcn, Com. I). K. Animus, Adjutant. W. t?. T. If .Mh., L. ... the Christian t.liuicll. ,, Mm. N. McCain. Pre. Mas. t. J. iiiht, Hoc. Ktulrrtlill llriilliriil,.,,.! M..i . ,i... ..... Ililrd Krlitnrnvnnlligiif tmoli month al 7:.'H) p. in.. In A.llilii..iriii-llilink. Mnlliiril. urn. V;. lllng HIsIits and llruthrrs i-nr.llally Invlled. o J. I-. DKUUMt, I ri-s. tl K M t,.....J,- u.. .j, . - - x ,.u. Hindis sec ond anil futirth TliursilB'a of oai'h inuiith al ....-i.. n.ii , Misiiotn, nirgon. viaillng l Icri ami brollinm always w.conin. i. .. . M" M.tav K. itkKVM, W. M U.rriK K. I'k kki., Hn-rolnry. 0UUR0HE8 OF MEDFOBD. Hnln; Murks ltolMroiui: Mtintiiiu hakm, ...... at Kplsi'opul Church every Holiday murnlng al II) o clock; ill vlnu wi-rvlco mury llrnl and third ,i,,..I.J Ml , IwU p. Ill, lur. Kcv. Chas, lloolb, live Mcthildlsl IClilsrotinl Cburrfl W. II. iifu... pnstfir. l-reartiliu-rn-nrv Snhi.mh nt ii . . ' anil 7:30 p. ru. Humlny scbool at 10 a. m., II, I,', tillki-y. aunt. ;Iiims nu-ntlng everv Hnbbutn Kurlli li'sgun crory Hnblinlh evoning at 11:80, ii. h .illi cit, prrst. Ifi guiur m ckly nrni cr meet lug cm-ry Thurs.luy ovciilng nl 7 :X. Lodlea" scwlng I'lri'tc nvuiy wnnk. Missionary society mceis tin, iirst Krfilny In each monih. PniHliytcrlnn Cburcli llnv. a Hni,-il lor. Itesldiiiioe nl Iho mun.r In Iho r-nr of Hi,-. Cjllirrll. Pri'Ueliliiff i.tfnrtf Mrtl.1,.,1. .i ii . mill t:.'l p. ui. Hui day nrlmol nl III a. m.. Ilnviii nay, rsiiin. inrlsllnn Kmli-nvor mreifng aim HnntlHl Oliurahs-Kuv. T. I.. I'mnrfni V...... Hubbulh anrvlcest Preaching It u. m. and 7:.ti ii. in., nuuiiiiiii nriuKii ion. m,: ii, y, i". u, c:e p.m.: pnijei nieoilng Thursday at 7:80p. in : OOVOnnnt mortlnir At il:l n. Ul. nn Hxitnl.. ceding llrslsubbuib. Uirnngurs and IMorfdi al ways welcome. -. , . ..... , rtlirtHLlMn nhiipnl, r-n.n.. ui.T.. . . ".' ......... . i.M, v, ni4tii aou I alroots. Priiaoblng at II a. ni. and 7. p. m. Munduy aohool at 10 a. m.; Jnnolr Bndcavorat 8 p. III.! V. P. M. O. B, ui 8:80 p, m. I'fayor m.ml.n ........ n... , r - . MIsalonary Auslllory lo O. W. U, K, llratThurs ovory Friday mm p. m. Tho poopln wflloomt. 0. J. Gbtt p am tor, ltonldoittttho oh u red. MelboJIfit Rnifltannnl f!hnrah Mttih n. v f , WIImhi vmXot. i'rotujhlnif ovory ttunaw ti in. m. anu cTRniag; Huaaiiy aobool al 10 r. m 'rftyiK-incellnirThiiriutkv mvnnttta a a'oiai, . Wofflan'" lioino MImIod Soclely meats nmu .Hanunj uuu MIVUII1 Bl .OV (I. IB, 11 ORTHERN PACIFIC RY. ullman . ,i s - SiRPnino Pare Elegant . ... . 0 , -; t " uininfj cars ourists SleeoineCars 1 FREE -: COLONIST 8LEEPER3 r.'tAUL MmNispotia DUUOTH Qssno ronaa Orcohiton HtLIN' AND THROUGH TICKETS -TO- OHlCAOO WA8HINOTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON AND Att. 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