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United Bute Lnnd OfBco, '
RnitoburR, OroRon, Duo. 14, 1001.
Noilrto l horoliy gmn tht In oompllanwi
with tho provlBlona of ibe not ol Ciigrons of
jutian. 1S7II, enlHlpfl "An act for Ibe mIo of
tlmtilir Innrli In the Slntca of Cftllfornla, Ore
vnn. Nmiifla, and Wanhlnglon Territory,"
i.iondd to all the Putillo Land Btatoa liy act
" AU,,Vd1?R10K V. MEDYNSKf,
ol Moilford, county ol .laolnon,Rtat of Orflgon,
him tilt" (lav filed In thin oflloo hl aworn Htatr
mrnt No 11(211, for tho purohaae of tho North
i.nt nunrtor of Scotlon No. 02, Townnhip M
hiiuih. of RanieS H,, W. II., and will oltnr proof
to iow that the land aoiiBht la moro valuable
forlla timber omtono than for anrloultural pur
noura, and to CHtnhllah hln claim to aald land
hrfore the Roglnwr and Rooolver of this orfloe
at KoHCtiurii, Oregon, on Friday, tho 2lt day
of Koliruary, llKfl. Ho name" aa wltiieaBea:
Jamoa W. fiotoa, J.H. rattpn. William Batoa
and Ocoibo Morrlmnn, all of Modford, Oregon.
Any and all poron claiming advoracly the
Rlvo-deaorllied lands aro ronuimted to nio
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MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1902.
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Mail
f A LITTLE OF
In N'irway the average length of
life in greutr than in any other
yountry on the globe.
AcoidentB in factoring are said to
be much more fre-juent in bad
tveathur than in good.
Some Japanese young girl, when
Iney degire to look extnerin:ly cap
tivating, gild their lips.
' A phonograph that ehouta go
loudly that every word can be heard
at a distance of ten miles has been
teHted at Brighton.
' A California wan has invented a
machine by which tho immense
kelp bedrt of the oceun are to be
utilized in the manufacture of pa
per. Norway, Ireland and' Spain have
more blind people in proportion to
' population than any o'.her .European
country. Spam has 210. per 100,
000 ; Norway, 208, and Ireland, 111
, Minnesota is called the "Bread
nd Uutter State," and rightly, toi,
for last year her mills turned out
2(5, 030.500 barrels of Hour and
churned over gixty million pound
of butter.
-'A Brooklyn man afflicted with
what the doctors informed him was
incurible cancer of the throat hag
been greatly relieved by use of the
X Ray machine projecting violet
rays down the throat.
William OgdeD of MoLean
County, 111., has bought of J. F.
Belle, o! wicbita, 1SU.00U acres
of land in western Kansas, which
will be converted into the largest
field in the world.
The French Chamber of Deputies
hag agreed upon a bill imposing a
maximum penalty of two months
in prison and a fine of 500 francs
for any bicyclist or chauffeur ol an
automobile who attempts to escape
after causing an accident.
The Hebrews in the United
States believe thnt the project of
re-establishing the Jews in Palestine
would be a great boon to millioni-
of Jews in less favored po-tions of
the world, but they find America
good enough for themselves.
John Higginp, a braVeman who
had both leg? cut off in an acMden:
near Emporia, Kane., lapt Sep
tember, has made a . curious settle
ment with the railway company.
Ha is to be taught telegraphy at the
company's expense and is to have
employment for life.. He ib also to
be provided with artificial legs.
Deacon Absalom Morehouse and
Patience Thompson were wedded
on February 14, 1838, in Goshen,
N. Y. The; deacon was then a
young man of eighteen and bis wife
one year older. For nearly sixty
four years they have lived happily
on their farm, but now the deacon
is living in the barn, where bis
meals are being carried to him on
a platter by his "boy," William,
who is sixty-two years old. On
Thursday the deacon drank too
much hard cider, and his wife put
him out.
A Profitable Investment.'
"I was troub'.ed for about seven years with my
stomach and in bed hall my time," says B.
Domlck.Sommervllle, lnd. "I spent about f 1000
and nevor could get anything to help me until
I tried Kodo! Dyspepsia Cure. 1 have taken a
few bottles and am entirely well.1 You don't
live by what you eat, but by what you dtgesl
and aBslmtlate. If your stomach doesn't digest
your food yon are really starving. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure does the stomach's wora by digest
log the rood, You don't have to diet. Eat all
you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all
slomaoh troubles. Chas. Strang.
American engineers, ntidor the direc
tion of William F. Sbuuk of New York,
are butldiug a railroad across the An
dos. Tho railroad extends from Guaya
quil, the soaport of Eonador, to Quito,
the oapltal, and will be 810 miles. It
was started by a foreign syndicate s
number of years ago, bnt was practi
cally abandouod, beoaase the engineer!
gold It would be impossible to cross tht
Andes.
Legal blanks ol all kinds for sale at
this office.
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Klamath County Items.
Krnm thi- Klamath KalU KvpilMlran.
It is reported that Brh Og!e-bv
who was convicted of robbing the
Lakeview- Paisley stage, wag re
leased from the penitentiary on the
1st met. . :
R. VV. Mnrple returned from the
railroad laot week and leports tha'
work is progressing on the new lint
into thin county, everl miles hav
ing been graded and g-eat iju in
lilies of material having been1
hauled in ready fur use. Toe force
of men employed has been increased
and wnl of course re.eive futurt
addiiio:iE us they are needed.
Stockbo!drs of the I.itt'e Kiam
th Ditch Co met in the Klamath
County Bank Monday and attended
lo its arn. u tl buioneeg. AJ :X Martin
sr., J. F. Adams and S. C. Trayncr
were re-elected members of the
board of directors, Alex Martin, jr.
continuing as secretary. The cum
pauy 8 ailaira were found to bo i:i a
very prosperous ' and satisfactory
condition. The Little Klamath ir
rigating ditch is one of the largest
in the county, carrying a volume of
,b iut WW inches of water.
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The ppoecli from tho throne, read by
Si tmptiriul cu-inrx-Hor, . . Count von
.Suelour, ut the-opening of the Pra-inKiu
del, took a (.-loomy view 'of the ccon
m.c situation. It pointed out that the
'jvunuu lroiu the state ruiiroads in 11101
i.'M Ltuini-J'jrably kliort of the estimates,
n I thnt the whole results of tho flnuu
ml year were disappointing. -
Tue SiiaiiKhui correspondent of the
uoudou Standard cables that 7,000 of
he body guar! of the dowager empress
.( China, who joined in the attack on
he foreign legations at Peking under
.-'riiice T nan, returned to Peking with
lie Chinese court.
The call by the British war office for
.o.nuteers to relieve the regimeuts at
..ic (rout has so far met with no re
.pouse. Volunteers auswering the call
vou id receive oniy a shilling a day,
vliile the yeomanry, in which many
. u.uuteers have already enlisted, re
ceive five shillings a day. The only
notation for tne deadlock, says s London
.is patch, appears to be - for the war
office to introduce conscription or with
draw the new regulations.
The bitter feeling that existed be
i ween Great Britain and Germany has
been intensified by a rebuke given to
Colonial - Secretary Chamberlain by
Jonutvou Bnelowiu the German reich
xtag. In a recent speech Chamberaln
mid: "As 1 read history no British
minister has ever served his country
faithfully and at the some time been
opalar. abroad. ". -1 therefore make al
.owance for foreign critciem.: I do not
want to give lessons to a foreign minis
:er, and I will not accept any at bis
nands. I am respongible only to my
sovereign and my conn try men.'.' ,
Qalrli Transportation of Hall.
Edworu A. Kelly, a Norlolg (Va.j
electrician, bos applied for-" a patent
upon a car to be operated by electricity,
which be believes will carry mails over
land at a rate of 400 miles an hour.
The working model shown appears to
warrant tine belief. Tho cur is shaped
like a ship, with wheels as high as
itself. It is built ou the theory that a
magnet always goes to the largest end
of a piece of steel. Between the rails
Kelly has arranged a series of iron
plates, small at one end and large at
the other, the narrow euds all pointing
one way: The magnetised car used as a
model follows these plates at high
speed. As it reaches the end of each
plate the current is automatically cat
off and the cor jumps to the next plate.
A half-mile circular track and a large
car will be built for the inventor's next
experiment.
Child Worth Millions.
m7 child Is worth millions to me," says Mrs.
Mary Bird, of Harrisburg, Pa., "yet I would
have lost her by croup had I not purchased a
bottle of One Minute CouRh Cure." One Min
ute Cough Cure Is sure cure for courbs, croup
and throat and lung troubles. An absolutely
safe cough cure which acts Immediately. The
youngest child can take It with entire safety.
The little ones like the taste and remember
how often it helped thero. Every family should
nave a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure bandy.
At this season especially it may be needed sud
denly. Chas Strang.
The death iu New York of lime.
Adele Preveun, which occurred iu a
miserable eheltvr which she culled her
home, euds a career of romance and
misery. She was born near Paris 7i
years ago, nnd early iu life married tht
Count de Doreu, who was killed in a
duel. The you g widow married Henri
Preveau, and they came to live in
Washington, where they were received
in the diplomatic get. :. Later Preveau
came to New York, where he died. Hit
widow inherited from him considerable
property, bnt the fund disappeared. Slit
was taken from the poorhouse by a
negro woman, and it was at the boost
of this woman that she died.
- Don't Live Together.
Constipation and health never go together. De
Witt's Little Early Risers promote easy action
of the bowels without distress. "I have been
troubled with costlveuess nine years," Bays J.
O. Greene, Depauw, lnd. "I have tried many
remedies bnt Little Barly Risers give best re
sults." Chas. Strang.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. .
-f . Towailay.
In tho senate Morgan of Alabama of '
fired and secured the adoption of a
resolution which indicated his purpose
to have the committee on lntorocoanio
cauuls inquire into the relations alloged
to exist between the transcontinental
railroads of the United States and Can
ada and tho Panama canal company.
He snid it was a wicked monopoly, and
has cost the people of the Paoiflo coast
millions of dollars.
Tlie debate on tbe Nicaragua canal
hill was opened .n the house by Hep
burn. He replied To many questions
concerning the recent offer of tho Pa
nama Canal company to sell its prop
erty and franchises to tho United States
for $40,000,000. Morris of Minnesota
:rtve notice of an amendment favoring
the purchase of the Panama Canal corn
pauy's property. ,. ;.' - ,
tVe'lne-day.
The debate a -.he house on the Nicar
agua canal llll developed sentiment for
giving consideration to the rucont offel
of the Panama company to sell its fran
chise and property for flO.OO'J.OOO. Of
1(1 members Who spoke nine favored the
Morris nrneu.lllient.
. , Tliliraday.
The senate committee on commerce
authorized a favorable report on Sen.
ator Nelson's bill for the creation of
an executive department of the govern
uient, to he known as the department of
commerce. There is also established a
bureau of manufactures and a bureau of
mines and mining. The senate iu ex
ecutive session confirmed tbe nomina
tion of L. M. Hhaw to be secretary ol
tbe treasury and of H. C. Payne to be
postmaster-geuural. W. S. Graham as
surveyor-general of California was also
confirmed.
Tbe Hepburn Nicaragaan canal bill
passed tbe bonse by practically a unan
imous vote. Only two members out ot
310 voted against it. Fletcher (R.) ol
Minnesota and Lassiter (D.) of Vir
ginia were the only two easting nega
tive votea - -
Tbe bouse spent the day considering
the Hopkins bill to create a permanent
census bureau. After some discussion
the bill was recommitted with Jusoruo-
lious hi report dock a uiu oouHainingj at.
plan for a detailed organisation of a'
permanent census' bureau, to include
also a provision to .plao the present
employees under tbe civil service. The ,
bouse then adjourned until Monday. ,
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The population of the United States,
including all outlying poe sessions, was.
84,333,069 in the census year 1900. The ,
nation has thus grown nearly sixteen
fold in 100 years. China, tbe British
empire and tbe Russian empire are now
the only countries that have a greater;
DODUIation than the United Stataa. ...
Secretary Boot urges the passage of a
bill permitting the abandonment of the
transport service to the Philippines. .
Mr. Root told the house oommittee ou
military affairs that tbe service was
costing tbe government more than by -contract
with a transportation company, .
and that the government, in keepiug up -the
service, was preventing the estab- "
UshinB of commercial lines and tha
consequent development of commerce.
It is stated . that the transport service
costs 19,000,000 a year,' while the same
service could be done by contract for
(6.000.000. or even less.
Dr. R. B. Anthony, charged with .
high treason in South Africa, was tried
by a military court at Orodock and ao
quitted. Anthony is a native of San
Francisco and married a Boer woman,
who, with her children, is now in this
couutry It is understood that Secre
tary Hay exerted his good offices to pro
vent the punishment of Anthony.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Unovs's Tasn
lrss Chili. Tonic. It Is simply Iron and Qui.
nine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay
Price 60 cents.
A contract' tor the SeWerlng arid pav
ing of Havana for (10,649,000 has be n
sigued by McGivney & Rokeby of J, r
soy City and by Aot ng Mayor La Torro
for the city of Havana. The contract
provides that the work shall be finish' d
within tour ye irs, anil that it is to begin
four days after the oily unlinks thu uon
tructoi'S to begin.
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