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Newspaper Page TextMINISTER WU FINALLY j DEPOSED BY THE EMPEROR Young Chinese Diplomat To Take the Place of the Veteran Chi nese Minister. Peking, .Tiny 14. Sir Liang CIioii Tung, secretary of the embassy io the coronation of King Eihvard, has born appointed Chinese minister to t. United States. New ministers to Russia, France an Italy have also heeu named Washington, July 14. Mr. U Chinese minister lu Wasnmglon. v not surprised to hear of tho appoint uiei.t of a successor to himisli', as has been expecting an annour-cemcui of this character for some tiui. B baa received notice that h!d services will he required In another capacity and for this reason has been prepares to hear of the naming of his successor Sir Ijlang Chen Tung, the , newly appointed minister. Is a comparatlv ly young man, being only a little over 40 years of age. Like the present minister, be is said to be a man ot progressive ideas, whose opinions have been formed from his education which was received partly In the Unit ed States; from his former TOnn.ee tlon with the Chinese embassy her? and from his contact with European civilization in the course of several special missions. Liang "was one of the four parties of Chinese boys who were sent to the United States about twenty years age for the purpose of completing then education. The idea of the Chines government was to have each of th boys spend fifteen years in this coun try. ten years in the preparatory schools and the remainder In the tin- verslUea. Before Liang had cmnplei ed his course, however, this plan was discontinued and he returned borne. "Deafness Cannet fie Cured By local application aslUiey cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way w euro aeainoss, ana mat is oy constitu tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an In- named condition of the mucous lining ot tbe ibustac&lan lube. When this tube is inflamed TOU have a rumbllQO- sound or lmnerfeot hear ing, and when It is entirely olosed dealness is tne result, ana unless me muaraa atlon can be taken oat and this tube restored to its normal conaiuon neanng- win be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused fav catarrh which is nothing bat an lntlamoa condition of .the mucous surfaces We will give Qno Huudred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for Circulars, true, i F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. cotu u- uniKKtms, loo. Ball's Family Pills are the best. COAST' BREVITIES. Paget sound and British Coiumbic --export mills have combined and Cana uan mills are largely benefiting by tne increased price of lumber and in crease of cut This is said to be the first successful combine of coast mills. -Concessions on both sides has ra - raited In the settlement of the strike of the conductors and motormen on the Portland and Oregon City electric railway. The strike has been In pro gress taree week and affected 100 men.,.. at other Always Keeps It Bandy, "My mother suffered a long time from distress ing pains and general 111 health, due primarily u indigestion," says JL. w. Spalding, Verona, JJo. "Two years ago I got her to try Kodol She grew better at once and sow at the age of seventy-all eats anything she watts, remark tng that she fears no bad effects as she has her bottle of Kodol handy.'. Don't waste time - doctoring symptoms. Go after the cause. your stomach Is sound yeur health will be goad. XodoJ.reata the stomach and strengthens the ody by digesting your food. It is nature's own tonic. Chas. Strang. ' V ' . ! - Much "Fruit But LittleHelo. San Jose, July . 14. The continued " ot weather for the past week has ore- elpitated the fruit narrest. The crop ..j oi apricots is the largest In the his tory of tne Santa Clara valley anu the . growers cannot positively get the help iaey require. -The wires were hot all day with orders for Japanese and the little brown men are coming in by the hundreds and get almost any price iney ask lor their services. ' Heads Should Never Ache. Never endure this trouble. Use at once the remedv that stopped it for ' Mrs. N. A.' Webster, of W innie, Va. --She writes: '-Dr. King's New Life Pills wholly cured me of sick heaaachca I iiad suffered from for two years." Cure headache, constipation, biliousness. zoc at Unas. Strang s drug store. Thief Loses Collector. His Job. Los Angeles, July 14. Edward H. Penning has lost his situation because while1 he wbb collector for. the Farmers end Merchants' bank, he lost $3980 ol " the bank's money. On July 1 Penning came to the bank after collecting and . lalu upon one of the desks used by patrons a bag containing the money In coin and currency. Then he stepped over to a teller's window to say a word to one of the bank attaches on the other side of the counter. When he returned to get the bag of money it was gone. . T Some Reasons Why You ShouMfmiiit on Having EUREKA; HARNESS OIL Unequaled by any other. Renders hard leather soft. Especially prepared. Keeps out water. A heavy bodied oil. JlARNESS ti excellent preservative " Reduces .cost of your harness. . . . Never burns the', leather J: its ''' Efficiency is increased. : y Secures best service. ' ' ' Stitches kept from breaking. ;. :f ' Oil 1 f- tfiold in all Meumfactarwd by fltaadard OH Company BILLY. PATTERSON'S LUCK By Cliarlos G. Rogers Ciipyrlsht, IMS, by the iv .S. Mciitirw Company , Billy Patterson, author, was down ilow'u lo ST cents. When ho rcnchcil his room,' which whs linck, third lint, cast side, that stiiK'tuin wns in gloom. Willi a precision horn of much practice he losscd upon his initio the null I he Inul fetched from his pigeonhole In the ball. Then lie lit his lump. The illumination showed him Hint his nlm had fallen hurt. One package lay upon ilui tloor. The envelope wns n Iniite one, and he rend at a glance the print at thu left hand top corner, The Stellar Mngaxlue. "Same old story!" said Hilly grimly and with double uieiiuiug. He address ed a framed photograph that hung up on the tllnpy wall over his table, the picture of a girl with a pair of splendid earnest eyes, that followed him wher ever he moved within the comities of his little room. He returned the look for soinq moments, the gravity of his unshaven countenance melting Into a grim smllel Then he blew a kiss to BE LAID THE COINS UPON THS TABLE. the photograph and drew from bis pocket the remnant of bis revenue. There were eight coins a quarter, a dime, four nickels and two cents, lie laid them upon the lable, abstractedly placing thein in elliptical form, with the quarter for a bead and the dime for a tall piece. "Looks like a comet, looks like a snake," he soliloquised, breaking from his reflections upon the latent possibili ties of 57cents., He became suddenly conscious of a double analogy between the form of the row of coins and the package that still lay upon the floor. A comet was a sort of star, the return ed manuscript from The Stellar Maga zine, and tbe story of the manuscript was the story of a woman and a snake. He reflected with some pride that It was the most grewsome thing he bad ever done. He swept up tbe coins and stood with puckered brows gazing at the steadfast eyes of tbe photograph. A knock at his door broke his reverie. A stout young woman, of a business like countenance, promptly accepted his monosyllabic invitation to enter. I'd like some money, please," she said.jwith equal promptness, regarding who apparent aisiuvor cne young man, who stlli bad his eyes upon the photo graph. , "So would I," replied the indigent Mr. Patterson. He wheeled and con fronted tbe blond collector of his flat You're a week behind," she said se verely. I can give you 67 cents on account," responded young Mr. Patterson, and the coins reappeared. "That's every cent I have lu the world," be added pa thetically. The eyes of the young wo man not being sympathetic, be turned his upon those of tbe picture girl. This action apparently still further nettled the collector. There were two gentlemen," she said, emphasizing tbe last word, "look ing for a room today. They are ready to pay $4 for this. I shall rent to them from tomorrow. Of course you under stand if you can't pay up" She glanced significantly at. Billy's shabby trunk. You're right," said Billy. "And that's it There's nothing In it. I've bung up everything except myself. Perhaps in the morning" lie glanced at a large hook in the ceiling, but when he turned his gaze to the door again the material picture that had 'cen framed then- bad departed In wriith. - Billy closed the door and sat wearily upon bis bod. lie was only twenty- three. It seemed to him that ho liii.i failed.' His was a bright, wholesome. optimistic nature, with an acute souse of bumor. yet his stories were ulniosl invariably of u morbid and depressing character and met with little If any success. After a time be sat up and stared at tbe faded pattern of the carpet, men tally comparing It to the flowery de sign of bis ambitions and bis hopes when they, too, were new and upon which, It seemed to him, the world had trampled until all the color was quite gone. Suddenly he tossed back his bead,' laughing oddly, and fixed a strained gaze upon the large hook In tbe plaster Just over bis head. ."After all,", lie said horshly, "what matters? Nothing matters!" He. stood upon the bed nnd'reachcd a hand to the, Iron hook. It seemed firm.- He placed a middle finger through It and put-bis: whole 'weight upon tbe book. It held. Ho stepped to the floor find with hlB glance measured the dis tance from the surface of the bed to. the tloor. As he turned hkhIii his eyes met those of (he girl In the picture up on Hie will!. The blond llowul Into Ills pule luce, mill he trembled us he leiiued with clliulieil humlx upon the Inlile's eiluc Suddenly he lurlied und Hunt; himself, race down, upon his lied, weep. Itltt with llio liitlerni'KM nf lii?rit nnil tlm.m. Wheii nt l..ii nniv tMilei i,,., ,.... ; , , , , , up. he kicked over Ills eluilr mid pneed the Utile loom like mi Innocent Yum In a prison cell. "My Und." he said, aiming upward, "will (ho tide never lui nV llul he looked beyond the Iron book this time straight Into the eyes of Hie girl. '!"" "5 V.'0 ""."i"". ?!,U deep draft of the cold nlcht ulr, In the deep blue of the velvet void over the great city of Now York the golden stars were shining. In a frenxy of minified courage nutl hope he hurriedly opened the half dint on packages. One by one he removed his rejected inamisei'lpls, and one by one with increasing violence ho Hung the lorn covers upon the tloor. When, his hopes driven from cover to cover, as It were, he bad Hung down the Inst with an oath, he stood moodily staring, his gar.e unconsciously upon thu one unopened package Unit some tlino be fore he had kicked aside. Suddenly aware that its fortune, good or III, was still an unknown If not ungiiossed qiinntlty. he picked It up. "Small need," he remarked bitterly, ripping up the package. He laughed harshly as be drew out what ho rec ognized at. a glance as his manuscript of the story of-the woman and the snake. Then he started and stared. Instead of the customary editorial printed illp of courteous rejection there was a "letter. His lingers trembled as be opened It. His eyes glistened as he rend it. , . Denr sflr-iWe.have pleasure In Inclosing you our,, yheuk for $J0 for your siory "Princess Adiie" and shall be pleased lo considi-r other stories of the same nature from you. We return ln-rewllh the story "The Woman nnd the Knoke," which we regret la not availuble. It Is too grewsome In character for our use. We have per slstontly cut out of the service everything that does not lend more or less cheer and give satisfaction to the reader. i ours, very truly. EDITORS STELLAR MAGAZINE. To Billy Patterson the lamp seemed to suddenly shine with u new light, the dingy little room grew radiant and the eyes of the picture seemed to smile. Leaning across the table, he took the frame in his hands aud kissed the pic tured face of the girl. KITCHENER IS THE LIO. England Pays Homage To Its Populai Military Idol. London, July 14. The uutropolis I all Kitcheners at preM.it. Tl.e I rib ute of Lord Kitchener to ihe rank am file of the army, to which he gave al credit, has touched eveiy heart. Th fact that he bowed to the pcon!c an teemed to Ignore the aristocracy Is a' tributed in military club gossip to hi keen appreciation of the great losse and impediments caused to the arm by worthless and inefficient officers itr posed on him through aristocratic it fluence, his visit to King Edward was brit but most cordial. The gallant gentle man is said to have thanked bis majei ty for having brought about peace ii Souui Africa, for It is .well known thai tbe king took Kitchener's view of con ditlons and decided on the condltiont of peace on Kitchener's terms. Hh Majesty, besides treating General Kitchener With great cordiality, be stowed on him with his own hands insignia of the Order of Merit, the new oruer insuiuieu Dy rung fcuwara, for which Lord Kitchener was named in the coronation honors. At the same time the queen and other members ol the royal family who were In the chamber, chatted pleasantly with the great commander,, who replied to ev ery remark with his utmost frankness. Htfr hob;. A bachelor girl who hurried home each evening from her studio with tbe picture always before her of tbe small friend who was to greet her nt the door of her apartment lu a wriggling ecstasy of welcome bad a guest one evening who did not go In so much for dogs as be did for bachelor girls. The girl had rebuked her small friend rath er sharply for barking at tbe man who didn't cure for dogs, and the former bad taken refuge under a table. "Do you really think dogs are worth while?" asked the man. "Make a gesture as though you were to strike me," replied the girl. Tbe man did so. In an Instant the small friend tbat a moment before bud been beaten and bad crawled under the table to brood over bis wrongs was standing beside bis mistress with hac kles up aud teeth gleaming, growling ominously at tbe guest. "Do you know what be is growling at you'" asked the giii. "It's only a paraphrase, but the original once made a nation's blood tin gle. Wbcu I think of bow I have hu miliated and shinned him before you and of how be stands bore now ou guard, I am foolish enough to feel my own blood tingle. His growl, translat ed, meaus, 'My mistress right or wrong!' "New York Telegram. Inflnenrc of Food, "What do you think of the theory that food lias a potent Influence in de termining chiimcterV" asked Mr. Smith field as he put three lumpe of sugar In bis coffee. "I guess It's all right," replied Mr. Wood as he severed a portion of bl beefsteak. "It always seems a little cannibalistic to me when you ordei lobster," .. . . . , "Weli," relorled Mr. Rmlthfluld good humoredly, "1 ought 10 have known 11 was dangerous to lend you money after I discovered your fondness for beets. But, seriously, If there were anything In the theory, wouldn't It mnko a nine .jdiocplsh to cut iiiuHonV" . "It would, and prizefighters ought to restrict JbeiiisclytB to a diet of scraps.' WOMAN'S BEAUTY, How it it Made or Marrod. There Is nothing; more subtle tliiin woman's Iwaiily. Il eludes nil nilcniiits lo Hiiiil-,ic It. A woman limy have Hie , mi.llsurom,.ntR mlll llcs of Me.llci.iu Venus mid yet lack beauty. Or she piny Idofy artislic standards ami lie known everywhere as a beautiful woman. There Is, however, one kind of beauty which is . recoKiiixetl by all and which is every woman's dower, a beauty to which the ileauw of ' YofublS Many a Mm. we turn to watch some sweet, young uii'L impressed by her beauty. Hut if wti nuidyrx' the lienuty wc tiuil it is made up of smooth skin, clear complexion, bright eves, ruddy lips ami rounded contours. That beauty ought to lust always, liut how soon see it fade. The young wife looks at her vellow akin annl:iii cheeks and hollow eyes and marvels at her own falling off. And the younger girls still retaining the beauty of youth wonder "what her husband could have seen attractive in her,"not knowing that it will be their turn to fade very soon. HOW TO KICK I1KAOTV. In order to preserve this beauty of youth, to retain the charm of sweetness anu Iresmiesa wnicli belongs to maiden hood, the prerequisite is to understand that the chief foe of woman's beauty is womanly ill-health. Young women are often very careless of themselves. The temptation of the dance, or of the sleigh, ride overrules their prudence, ami the result is suppression ami perhaps irregu larity. This is only the beginning of worse evils, and yet this alaae is suf ficient to steal the freshness from the face. Tbe womanly health should 1 Erotected with the utmost care and the rat symptom of derangement or disease should be met by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. "I will always recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, 'Golden Medical Discovery and ' Pleasant Pellets,' for they cured me when doctors and other medicines failed," writes Mrs. Mary K. Lewis, of Tanner, Gilmer Co., W. Va. "For fifteen yeats I suffered untold misery. When I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's medicines, I had given up all hope of eer getting well. I could not lie down to sleep, ami everything I ate would almost cramp me lo death. Was very nervous aud could hardly walk across the room. only weiglied uiiirly pounds when I ammenred taking Iheit medicines: I noiv weigh one hundred and forty pound and am having better htaltk than ever before. My friends all NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Slate Land Office. ' - KonobarK. Orrnjoo, June U, 1001 Not Ico I hereby given tnat In complfanw with the provision of tbe act of Congrofffi of June:t, ih'b, oat i tied "Ad act for tbe tiale of timber lands in the States ol California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," extended to all tbe Publio Land Htatos by ovi of August itW2. 1KA vT.liAKtJiNr.il, of AftbcntOri, county of Jackiwn.Htale of Oregon, has thin day filed in thin office bin a worn mate ment No 2iU'i. for tlie purchaau of the HWk of Section No. 20, Townchin : Bouth, Range 2 W , and will offer proof to ehow that the landHought lft more valuable for Its timber or Htune-than for agricultural purpose, and to axtabllHb hi claim to aid land before tbi County clerk of J.w-kion County, Oregon, on tbe 'Jflth day of August. 190-. He nam en on wllnefliws: i,oe Mitchell, William Mitchell, Henry Mitchell and Frank Hammond, all of AHbuntoB, Oregon. Any and all perKon claiming adversely the above-dtffcrlbed laodn are rcoueHted to file their claim it In thlft office on or before Haul 28th day of AugUftl, 1W2. J. T. HKimJKfl, RegiFtter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Btaten Land Office, RoHoburg, Orngon, June U, 1902. Notice in hereby given tbat In compliance with tbe provisions of the act of Congrcaa of June 3. 1678, entitled "An Act for the nale of Timber Lands In the Button of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Tenltory, an extended to hII the Publio Land BUien by act VI AUKUDV1, HANS P. ANDERSEN, of Big Butte, county of JackHon, Htateof Oregon, taoH thin day tiled In thin office of Hworn Htato ment No. 'iti&J. for the purchase of the SKl4 of Mectlon No, l, Townnblp &" South, Range H Kast, nnd will offer proof to ihow thai the land Bought la more valuable for itn timber or atone than for agricultural purpoaeit, and to oRtabilNh hi claim to said land before the County Clerk of Jack Hon County, Oregon, on Saturday, the day of AuguKt, iwn. He names aa witnemefi: Joh.i J. Hansen, John Hchweftrer, George W. ileal and Joaao FreUon burg, all of nig Butte, Oregon. Any and all pontons claiming RdvorMly the abovc-deHcrlbcd I unci aro requested to II. o their claim tn thlft office on or before aald !28d day of AugtiMi, l'J02. ) T. UKIDflEfl, KCglRtOr. Executrix's Notice. In tlii! Mutter ol tbo Estate of Bdwln llrown, TmK' i. hA.h .i,., -,!,., ,h .in, i NI&&.W3t& tlhb0 , : amu;ounty ouri, kiiuiir in pronate, exocuinx of the o.state of Edwin Brown, dnoeauod. a ii pfjrfionH naving cinima nwunm naiu opiate ' . f , ii. win pre Hen i ino Hame to me at mo aiore V. H. Mucker & Corn pan v, In Medford. Ortwoi with nroner proof bh bv law rwiiiired. within six montbA from the datit of tho llrat publico linn 01 mm noiict. Outocl June i-i, iW2. CIjAKA M, Hmown. Executrix of tbo Est a to of Kdwln llrown, De cen;d. W, I, Vawter, Attorney. ' ' First class job nrlntlne (Jods lit Tin: Mail olllce at reaeonable prices. ( mix I x - jii v thev nin haixtv believe Hint I am ISi :me 'person t n'tei being mk so long I Aiitv ilianged In be ivbut and nu iheekett. . 1 have taken fifteen bottles of ' Prescription,' fifteen ol I lie ' Discovery ' mid liltcvii of the ' I'ellclH.' I know llwl if it hud not lieen for your medicines I would not have been living lo-duy," Dr. Pierce's Fitvuritu I'rcsciiptloti Is t woman's medicine. It is not olfcred us u cure-all but il Is coiiiidcnlly recom mended us a sura mid sain reiucily for all those discuses of women which are cuinhlo by the in.c of medicine. II establishes rcgnluiilv, dries the (Indus which destroy the sIiciikIIi and Iwaulv of women, heals ilillaiiiiiialloii and til -ceriilion and eiucs leiuiilu weakness. It is the best preparative for molhciiiood, giving great strength ami olnslicily lo the organs of inalei iiily, ami making the baby's udveul practically painless. "OKM'INll VtllINO A.IAIN." It Isoiicol the triumphs of "Favorite Presciiiillou" that its results are so palpably uud visibly lenl. The cure ol womanly diseases by this medicine In iroveil Dy the giiin in lle-.li and weiuht. the rcstoiiilion of youthful freshness, the renewed streiiulh tuul ninlililoii. and by nil the oulwnid mid visible signs of robust health, " 1 enjoy good health ; thanks to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription mid omen .iieiiiciu i MHcovery, writes Mrs. J, Scbnclyer, ot Pontine, Livingston i 111. "Have taken six hollies of naeli kind. 1 was taken sick Inst February and the doctors here culled It ' Grip.' I lay for four weeks In lied, and when 1 got up I found I had 'displacement ' I Hud such aches uud iins in my back and uius, coum nut statin any length ol mo. knew Ihot our home doctor uviid insist Ihe first tliiur on on examination, and that I itvuld not submit to, unless I xi-as danger ously sick, und then it uvnld be too late. If any our nan toiii me your medicines would do me so much good I would have said, ' Oh no, nut that much good.' I cuu say truly I was surprised ill the lienefit 1 received. An old liieiid ol mine said to me, by, what is the uintter with you, you are vetting so young agiiiu'? I told her I hud taken six bottles of Dr. Pierce's medicine, and nun ii sue won in uo, likewise she would feel ten years younger, too." Tbcro is one clause in Mrs. Schnctycr'i letter, which voices tbe sentiments of thousands of seiuilivc women. " kneto that our home dtvlor tivuld insist the first thing on an examination, and that I would not submit to. unless I was dau. rerously sick, and then it uvuld be too lore to iio any good." Many a woman In just such a case, realising the ditnger she runs yet neg lects medical treatment tiecaiise she shrinks from Ihe indelicate .question ings, the offensive examinations and obnoxious local treatments which the home physician often thinks necessary. A WAV OUT of this difficulty is opened for women by Dr. Pierce's invitation to consult him by letter, free. All corrcsjiondence is held as strictly confidential, aud the written confidences of women are guarded by the same professional privacy observed by Dr. Pierce in pciaumd consultations with women nt the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buflnlo, N.Y. Address Dr. R. V. Iierce, Buffalo. N. Y. TIIK FAMILY KRIKND. A. I.. Amend, of Ncwlield, Kl Paso Co., Colo., says : ' We have studied the Medical Adviser thoroughly, and when anything is the matter with any of our large family Ihe first thing we do is to nee what Ihe laxik mys. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing luiS large pages and over 700 IMiisliulloiiK. Is sent free on receipt of slum) 10 par expense of mail ing only. Send ji onc-ieiil stamps for the cloth - hound vol. one, or only al stamps for the 1kk. in paper covers. Address Dr K. V I'ierre. Ilnffiilo. N.Y. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United mates Land Office, Roaeburtf. Orugon, Juno 16. ltttt. Notice In hereby given that In compliance with tbe provlftlonn or the act of Con grew of JunoH, 1V78, entitled "An act for tho miIo of timber lanaa in the Htatea or California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Wanhlnglon Territory," aa extended to all the Public Land Htatci by act I rknj amfm d lunvrv of Portland, county of Multnomah, Htnte of Ore gon, hwi thin day filed in lhl ofhuo hla aworn utaiement No. iTzi, for the purchntte of the N!4 of HK( Loin and NK of BW1;, Keatlon No. 7, Townihlp 32 Bouth, of Kan go No. U Knnt and will offer proof to nhow that tho land nought In more valuable for lu timber or Mono than for agricultural purpOHen, and toeotuhlUih hit olnlm to Kuld land before the county clerk of Jack ton County, Oregon, on Monday, the 0th day of Oc tober, 1003. Ho namftH a wltnoitMiN ; J amen Gorman, Joienb Currle.John Krlok and KranlUH J. Hlark, all of Urania IaH, Orngon. Any and all pernona claiming adversely the tbove-duitcrlbed land aro requoated lo f.ic their claim in thin office on or Woro Bald oth day of October, 1WW. J. T. littumKM, ItoglMtor. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE in hereby ylTon that f , M. O. Nlchol hoii. have been appointed admlnlHtrntor or the entato or Annie Curry, deceased, by the Honorablo County Court for Jacknon County, Oregon, Hilling In probate, and aa nuoh ad. mmlHtrator itotloo 1m hereby given that all perHoiiN having clatmn aRaliiftt said Mtato are hereby required to preaunt tholr olalmn to me at Modford, Oregon, or lo my attorney. W. I. Vawter, at Ilia ofrtce In Medford, Oregon, within nix month from the date of the firm publica tion of this notice, all of nafd claims ho prc Hcnted lo be accompanied with proof or tholr legality mh by tho lawn of Oregon provldod. June 18, W, - - II. O. NtOIIOIJHN, Admlnintrator of tho Katute of Annie Curry, DOCOttHCd. , W. I, Vuwter, Attorney. (o Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contulns all of tho dlgestants and-digests all kind, ot food. It gives Instant relief and never I Lha frwirl von wim i, Tim memt Hnrmlflvn I llio lotia you wiliib. J.ii uitmb senmi, ve Stomachs carl take It. 'By ltBWBC manjf luiiBiuuuru. xb unovys you mi citb uii inoiiuaniiH tir ' (lyflpepiics nave Deen cured after everything elso fulled. It 'prevents formation oftrnson thestom ach, reliovlng all dlstroHHiiftcreating, Dieting gnneccHHary, I'lcasuiit to take. It oan't help . . out ao you goon PrnpnnMl only by R. O. ItH Witt A Co., rililrngo. Vlivll, bowui wntul'ns UK vimustuiWsliur. SOCIETIES OV MEDFOHD, I, O. O, LnOgM Nu. Kl, im'uu Hi 1. O, O. K hull nvtity Hiiiurtluy tit at H ui, vlHltlnK btotliuih uIwuvk V('lrotuc- M. W. CAI.KIM, N, O. A. 0. NAYI.OII. Itno, Hl'l). "T.""V., ti, K."- Htigtiti " Itivi-r ftiii'timiHiimii. No. ill, nioota In 1, O. . V, hull Mm mn'oml mill (ourtli Woiliujmtuj'N ol citt'h month nt H . m. II, H. llAHVfiY U. 1'. W. i YoiiK, HtiriUo. lui O. I' hall IIinI ami third TiiumIioh ttt ,uunh uioiitli, VUlthigfilKtunttiivltml tuiilliitul. Al.lA Nayi.uk, N. O. MlNNiH 'OX, HlH'. Hl.U. A. t A, M.-Meet dm Kiiiluy on or be foro full moon at p. in., in Mnwinle lutll. J. A. Willi man, W. M. W. V. HlM'INCovr. Itcc.HiH'. K. (if IVTuln-uuiii IihIcp N'ii .'II, in imt n Mm day ovmiliig at H i. in. Vlnlltng bruthura nl wttvN wulooitit . I1!. t. Kl.woiin, C. C. It. If. l'lui'l'H. , nf H, uml H Kulghla uf thu MnciMiin'PN, Trlumpn Tiiiii Nu. IL in iml tti ri'trulnr rm lew on Urn nt and :M f'rUliu-N of 'fot'li mouth in a. ti. U. W. Hull nt 7::lp. m. V In Ml ng Hit KtilglilHcnrdli.t' ly luvllud toulUMiil, A. II. Ki i.thttS, Cnniiiiuiidur. W. T, YOHK. It, II. A, (, U, V,, t)oriMMi( Honor -tiHihor lodgn No, M, incntH ovoiy !M mid Uh WiMlntimltiy ovuiilng of vuvh uioiitli, ul A. O. U. W, hull. TtCIIRKMA mitlMAHIf, O. Ul II. Honk Hik kkm vtm, Hoc. A. U. U. W, -Lodge No. UH, iiirnln ovury rtn I ml third WiMluoniiay l tho iiinnih at ft n, m. In thflr hall In tho oporu block. VlnUlni; brother Invited to attend. WAi.i.rB Woohh, M. W, AniiAKi. Huiiuaiiii, Hviorilcr. F. U.ol A. Med ford Lodge No. Ill mrol evory Hutunluy rviMiIng In A. W. U, W. hall laltliig Krulern luvllnl m attntd, i. W. HrKI'IIRNMdN, V, M. I.. A. JmiOAw -co. WwHlmen or the World-Camp No. W. mneN evory Jhuraday cvuulug la K. ul J hull Mudford, Ortguu, J. W. Wii.rr.C. O IIorack MAnn, Clerk. ChryNHiithrmuut Circle, No. m. Wmnen uvtirniiv -him Nfcuud ami fourta Tufutj V.. i " m" ai liUU "J. in if. of r v iuing RiHiora luvumi, . N. It. Mkiiynhki, 0. N. Katiikminn Wait. Clerk. W. II. G.-Chtnti-r A. Arthur l'irn .No. l mmtta saeoitU anil lu-li WMinrmlHr vl oarh 'i';".'.1.'' ' u'l,,,' V- 'i WuMliiiah'a ball VlMllMSltcrllnllpil, Mils l, K. AKIilit-M. I'lii'-. aim. IVAH ll.-yAi.M ' ' (I. A. H.-Choster A, Alllmr Post No. 47 mala In WixHluiau'a hall onrjr sncoad and lourlb Momlar nlshl In rh moiiln al 7:.10. VlalllnsL'oiiira)airillalli Invllnl lo allrtml, . Khank HAiuiitAran. Com. D. K. AmiHtia, Ailjutant. W. U. T. U Mrata ererr otbrr Tbur.n.v at Ura. Auill life's op Norlh n straal. U,. Austin, Sectary ' '""""" U.. I U..i....u It. ... . Kralcrnal llrolbrrbootl Umta irr. v.u.. evanlua at 7:ao a. m.. in ii.ni.. h.n i. .... . of l. bull.llnif, Mnllanl. Orvaon. Vlallinar HlsUirsaiiailrtilb.taconllallylnvli.d. r w i .... u ii. a. haxaAi I res. n. L. Oils, Sarrolarv. O R. H Itn.m w t . ond and fourlb Tbumdat's ol ih mmtk . Haaonlo Hall, Metllord, (Imipm. Vlalllns ala lors and biolbora alnays w.lVonia. 1 MaTTIS R. Picksu Hcrratarj. 0HUBOHE6 OT MKSrOJU). Mathodlal KpUconal Chunn-W. II. u,,- paawr. I'naeblnf rirry Habbatb al II a.m. fflft.T! M"""1 rhool at 10 a. m., II. I,. Ulla7, supt. aasa rneatlns r Habkalti at olosa or aerman, Lovl Kauvlt, isador. Ko worth Initio aycrj Habbatb eronlns at :SO, ti. Kaucatt, pr.l. IUrular oeakla prat.r nii.t ln aYtry Thurmlai atoning alf:3U. I.vllsa' snwlna-e r o evfirv Mb. d . 1. - naoia Ui Oral Friday la oatb moaia. Prcal ylnrlan Cburch-ltof . A. Ilahan. r... tor. Kosldoaoa al tba mauiw In lbs raar of tbo burob. rroaehlns ovory Habbatb at II a. m. and7:ia)p.m. Hunday srbool at to a. n.. Davia pay. Hunt. Christian Kndtavor mcolln, .nr hour brlora tbv nvnulnir- .arvic. Kiwi Kilm IXxlar. Pre. I.adlfM- Aid tUu-l.iv ..... T,J,,",l.V.'?,'rnw'n- Mr"- Wail, tru. I.atl(ia' Mlsalonary Hoclely ad Tursilay ol cai-h mooUi at 2:u p. m Mra. I., r. I'lerco, I'rca HspHit ohurcb-Mfn. T, L. Crandall, paMor. Babbatb snrvlcaa: lniacblnit II a. m. and iu. i nioinin sr-anui lu H, in. ; II. Y. r. U. 7 ra.t praym mt-nllns Tburulay at 7.-sdd. m Mvxnant moctlnr al p. m. on Hatunlay nr. cod Inn nrai nabbatb. nirangara and Inradi al. ways welcome. r Christian church Corner of Rli'n' na . atreau. I'reaohlni every Lord's liar M n a. and 8 p. na Uundav sohnol .t in . I'ravot mnatlntf everv Thnr.ili. ....i..' Thotiooplnwoleoma K. M. 1'alterson paslorl lloaldes at the church. Methodist Knlscnnal rrhurnh Mnnihii.. u I.. llnrUy, pastor. I'maehlnK every Sunday at i a, oi. ana evening ; Hunnay sobool at 10a. m. ; 'rnyornioutlliU'TtiurNdav evening at H n'.i.x.b Woman's Hume Mission Hoclny mnrla nrsi Thursday-ln each month at?:Su p. ro Kvery- one Is cordially invltml to all our services NOTICE FOR PUI1LICATI0N. , UNiTsn Htatoi I.anh (irrii. .. . . . H"''l"ir. (r.-..n, Jnn,. an, ;yj Nntlco Is IiitiiIiv irlvim Hint I m..ll.....& Willi llio irnvlloii of llio si t of CiPiigr.- c.l. Jiinu , 178, 1'lilltl.-.l "All m l fur tlu nale n( iiiiinur iHiin. in ine ninu-H ol cullfornls, llro Kim, Nevada anil Wanlihtittiiii Turrltoiy," n uxtendiMl lo nil the publlu Innd tnln hy not nf IDA i. KINNKY. ot Hpokaiic, Hpokanu county. Hindi ol Wn.lilciit ton, bus tlihi ilnv llli'd In lliln ciIHi-h her mini laluliienl No. 'JHIO, Inr Urn piintliaao of I .it 7. HK!.'olHW',J,Hw!llnn I, HK'.iil NWli andliil I Hecflnn Townnlilp :t H. II. i K and will i.ffi.r proof lo show Unit the Innd miiKllI In moro vnlualilo for lis llmlier or slnni. Iliiui fur nirrl. cultural puriKMiia, and to i-Klul.lli.li hur itlnluv thuruto liufnre tln Iteirtntcir nnd llwiilvurol llm KomihiirK land olllco at HiwuliurK. (IrrRiiu, on Tnimilny, llio Hlh day nf Oclolmr, IWM. Hliu liumi'K n. wllni'Kniis: Mnud M. Itnilton iiml A HI. Ulnlr.-of Hpoknne, WanliliiKlon, V. W. Wll. nin, of l'roMW(!l, Ore., I.. II, 1'urlnr, ol Mnillonl, Oreoon. ' Any nnd nil purmina claiming advermily llio nnovcduiicrlboil Istids urn rnuiat.il u, nlo lliolr claim, lu thin olllco on or Wliirc anld litis day of October, 11WJ. J. T, iikiikiks, ' - - ItnglHtcr NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. UKITSD STATKH .A Nit OFKIfiB, m.i. . u ."''woui'K. Oregon, July A. iikm. Nptlco In hereby given thnt In oompllsnoe with tho provisions ol llio act ol Conirross of June S, 178, entitled "An act for tbo solo of timber lands In the Htuton or Callfornln, Ore gnit, Novnda, and Waslilniilon Territory," as oxlondnd Ui nil tho I'unlloXand Blulon by net Of August 4, 18W2, . . JOBT.HARDBMAN, Of H . Louis, county of 8t, r.oiiln, Hiatoof His sourl, has th n dav lltnd In thin nlri 1,1. sui-nmiint No. mtl, for tho purolmso of tho Township No. mi. to show tlmt tho land souulit is mora vnluablo fVTSV' "? 'o 'istauilsh IiIb olnln to mild jun( before llio Itog star uud Kncolvnr of tniil nfllno at ItosiiburK, 6rogon, on WodiiSIuay, the n"lu.". ,'"'? ior ngricuiturnl Bmiini n ' iir 10 """ "ii- iinHHon: nnmuni rtoHn.nriiiiir,.r,i in .. Klnir, of Modforil L Oro., Ilnorgo V. King, of Hltr Mutte, Ore., and Ocorgo Klnir, of Trall"bro. Anvandiill neranns eliilmlng advurmil tho Si!.'!0 u"r ""' "nfl" ro renuiminti to llio tholr M7mi".thi,iwomoc n b0'"r" mM 111,1 'y or November, m. , J. T. Iliinmsa, Xhe Mail tan the news.