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'f JMbllshed Bvonr Friday Moraine.
A. S. BL1TON.
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I WM BONN TO HUSTLE.
. H Is ol tew daya; but nlM plenty.
UBSCRIPTION $l.go PER YBAR
Is the Poatofnoo at Madtord,;Oregon
M Seoond-Olaaa. Mali Matter.
TELEGRAPHED NEWS NOTES
r. n mcTawaaii rntnn nArrnrmttr.
Aor DaingorBold, with Odom in the
. aatdriln. won tha tlB.OOu annual chain-
flion iiwe at csneepaneao. 15 ay on
K A (.titntov ..........
v. The street car BtrlUe ot Ottumwa,
'!j'k, ta assumlnit a serious aspect The
Wacksmlths in the employ ot the com-
: tny have struck. The city depends
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ower, which may be shut oil.
Wo regard Theodore Roosevelt as
itia 'logical candidate ot the Republl-
t vai panr lor tne presidency in iv-t,
' trt wo rtlariira nurcnlvoo fn An nil 1h
.'- tat power to secure his renomlnatlon.
Tn In rannliiMnn a'ac artnmaH nr A rvin.
of the state party- leaders ' of
ork, calleiTTtf Ssnator' "Piatt,
and Is to be incorporated in the plat
form at the Saratoga convention this
General Wheeler, who has Just re
turned from France, witnessed the
Trench army maneuvers, which took
jiaco In the territory between Tout
ovasa and the Pyrenees mountains.
"Tha French army maneuvers were
W7 interesting," he sal J, "but the
Trench have much to learn. While
they are modern In some ways, they
're away behind In others, and they
do not seem to have learned any
bins from the late South African war.
Tor instance, they have no long range
gtms, and then, again, thoy march in
lose order Instead of extended. They
are away behind in some things."
An Important decision against the
Chicago board of trade was rendered
Saturday by Judge Axel Chytraus in
take July oats corner injunction cases.
Hot -only does the opinion .of the
sort, if sustained by higher tribunals,
j nt an end to ail corners in commodi
. ilea on the exchange, but it strikes
, at the very life of the institution as
. anw organized. The directors for all
time have had their powers so cur
, ailed that they cannot longer adjudi
; aate upon property rights of the mem
t ken of the association. Judge Chy
. tjraos goes even farther, and says that
binder the charter ot the board of trade
there is no provision for succession
I membership, ."What should become
" oaT the corporation when persons now
' aom posing the original board are
eadr-
Oovernor Savage of Nebraska has
; rannoonced that any attempt to include
the packing hoti3es of Nebraska In a
, marger will result in a strong fight in
tke courts. On account of the large
Nebraska packing . interests an at
, tempt of the state officials to prevent
' the combine from' doing business in
Bebraska would have a. serious effect
on the proposed merger. "As soon
as it comes to my knowledge that a
mrger of the packing Interests has
taken place," says Governor Savage,
; "I shall instruct the legal department
- f the state to investigate fully. If I
land that any. law of tne jtate of Ne
bftraska is being violated I will direct
.that proceedings - be Immediately
Brought to declare, the merger void,
and will impose the full penalty of
(fee law against those responsible for
lbs combination."
; Of consumption" ia a remark ofteu made
' mt ft- fleshy man. The remark expresses
the papular recognition of the fact that
the sigri of consumption is emaciation,
loss oi flesn. un
the other hand, a
tag diseases are be
'ing cured.
. Emaciated peo
ple with obstinate
coughs, bleeding
' longs, night-sweats
. mod weakness, have
Seen perfectly
cured by the use of
"Dr. Pierce's Golcten
Medical Discovery.
-The several steps
; ef the cure were i
' corded in ounces
:-ajid pounds of in
creasing weight.
When there i3 gain
io flesh the wasting
-disease is being
ttuely cured.
' irlr.'wtll H.Whltinlre,
nam Co.. Vo., writes: "Our boh contracted
dceocolil about the Brat of July. 1893. and tad '
terrible cough. We called a doctor and he pro
apunceri it irritation of the bronchial tubes, with
, ttirutautlc trouble, and he informed 111c that my
1 sou was liable to die at any time. He told me
lhat if wc could keep the bronchial tubes open,
r.M"'cure him; but after treating him neveral
wecfcs-.and iny son growing tvorse all the time,
iKoucimicu to trv Dr. Pierce's Ooldca Medical
lliscovery and ' Fleasaut Pellets.' I had seen
several almost miraculous cures brought about
ar tie use of these medicines, add of course I
- tad wonderful faith in them. He used three
mules of 'Golden Medical Discovery 'at home
. and one vial of the 1 Pellets,' and was then well
enough to go to West Virginia, talcing a supply
wih Mm. I am just in receipt of a letter from
aim, from which I quote : 1 am welt and hardy
Mid getting very fielhy.' "
. Tjie Common Sense Medical Adviser,
Xoo8 large pages is sent free on receipt of
' stamps to pay expense of . mailing only.
SenrT 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-
bound: volume or ouiy 21 stamps lor ino
ok in paper covers. AddreV Dr. tU ,
& PierceTBuffalo, N. Y... ' ' j
FIFTEEN PE
R SH
FORESTS STILL ABLAZE IN ORE
GON AND WASHINGTON.
Fifteen People Porlsh and Many
Burned Out of House and Horn In
the Lewis ' River Reglor, Clark
County, Wash.
Kalma, Wash., Sept. 15. A messen
ger from Lewis Rivor. Clark county,
arrived hero yesterday morning with
the Information that only two houses
are left standing on that stream, from
the Strait place io the head ot the
river, a distance ot thirty miles, and
that fifteen persons have perished.
b. L. Wallaco, wife and two chil
dren were camping In the woods wheu
caught by the Are; their charred bod
ies were lying near their wagon. A
12-year-old boy named Hanlcy, Mrs.
John Polly, her baby and brothor
(name not known and Mr. Nowhouse
)and Mrs. Graves are dead.
Fifteen others, who were found
without clothing except gunnysacks,
escaped by wading Into th center of
the creek and keepingouly Jioir heads
above water. A crowd of refugees
from Allan' & White s mill, near Cen
tralla, had a similar experience. Find
ing themselves surrounded by fires
thoy fled to the creek, whore thoy
dipped the children constantly, while
the adults jumped in occasionally.
By this procedure, and keeping wrup
ped in blankets,, they wore able, to
endure the heat until the fire came
near, when they abandoned the stream
and went into the center ot a small
meadow surrounded by burning tim
ber. Here they found themselves pre
ceded by many other fugitives from
the flame rabbits, bears and deers,
all equally panlcstrlcken. The mead
ow proved a safe refuge until the
flames died away.
Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 15. Absence
of wind has prevented the fires from
spreading into new territory, and the
blanket ot smoke which overhangs
the state is gradually drifting away.
The., fire has been the greatest In
the state's history. Elma, although
badly scorched, has been saved; like
wise Enumclaw. Shelton is out of
danger. The fate ot Mattlock, In Ma
son county, is unknown.
At. Plum, near Olympia, Elan Col
lins was gored by a bull that had be
come maddened by smoke and- dark
ness, and an Olympia physician rode
through fire to save Collins' lite.
Captain W. J. Bryant, inspector ot
hulls, and A. P. Stockwell, an Ameri
can lumberman, had a thrilling twelve
mile ride through the blazing forests
Thursday afternoon, barely escaping
wtih their lives. Fifteen minutes after
they passed through New London that
village caught fire and was soon de
stroyed. They were saved by their
team of thoroughbreds, which kept
Just ahead of the rapidly advancing
fire.
Portland, Ore., Sept. 15. For the
most part the forest nres in this vicin
ity have burned themselves out. Hun
dreds of people in this and adjacent
counties have been made homeless,
and the loss in timber and farm houses
will be many hundreds of thousands
of dollars. There' Is no prospect of
rain and until It does come conditions
will not Improve.
- Sixty people in the town of Spring
water, Clackamas county, were forced
to flee for their lives, and a fine tim
ber belt is destroyed. Bridges were
attacked and residences threatened in
South Portland. The sawmill of the
Bridal Veil Lumbering company and
the whole town of Palmer, situated
twenty miles east of Bridal Veil, In
this county, has been destroyed.
A woman was burned to death near
Vancouver, Wash., and a woman and
a child are missing. Mills, lumber and
timber to the vaiue ox $1,000,000 were
estroyed in Chehalis county,, Wash
ington. The damage near Lents, Ore.,
amounts to over $25,000.
WANTED TO MOB "
SPURIOUS ME88IAH.
London, Sept. 15. Extraordinary
scenes occurred yesterday at Clapham,
whore nearly 5,000 persons attempted
to nipb a former Episcopalian clergy
man named Piggott, who is now the
leader of a sect called the "Agapomon
itea." PIggoit Ia-Jt week announced him
self as the Messiah. Exposures o. the
man, which filled many columns in the
newspapers, heightened public interest
in the matter to such a point lhat Pig
gott was only taken from the mob by
the elior',3 of mounted police.
TOST THE GHAH $25,000
FOR 18 DAY8' BOARD.
Paris, Sept. 14. The shah left Paris
yesterd. . for . St Petersburg.' The
railway company mobollzed fifty-seven
trolleys to convey his baggage, which
weighed twenty tons, to the train.
The shah's total hotel bill was $25,000
for eighteen days.
LEFT IN DI8GU8T,
Newport, Sept. 15. William K. Van
derbilt, jr., left Newport last night and
said as he went that he would never
come back except on short visits to
his relatives.
Mr. Vanderbilt has been annoyed for
some time at the treatment be says
"" 'f? " om a'9
ln regard to hi automobile speedlnr.
8AID PRESIDENT WILL SEND
ULTIMATUM TO HAYTI.
Washington, Sept. IB. It la report
ed here that the president has decided
to send an ultimatum to lla.fl within
a very short time.
The cause ot this decision is said to
ho that the United Status does not
want to run the risk of bocomlng In
volved with sumo European power by
reason qt the ropentod outbreaks In
tlaytl, A spectacular Instance of which
was the sinking by Germany ot Ad
miral Killlck s vessel, the Crctivn-l'I-orrot.
.
tt Is seen hero that ocra jlons may
arise In which tho forcible entry ol
foreign war vessels nto tho harbors
ot republics like tlaytl may denmad In
tervention by thu United States aud
a foreign war as a probable conse
quence; Tho story Is that tho govern
ment will notify Hayti that peace
must bo declared and that tt must bu
put on a firm basis. If those assur
ances cannot be had, it Is said that tho
United States will feel justified in In
torvontlon by sending a squadron to
Hayti to carry out tho program.
It Is, ot course, understood that In
tervention, if not acceptable to the
Hoytions, would cud In n war and the
outcome of that would not bo clear,
possibly annexation.
Tho roport then goes further to the
effect that an intimation has been
made to some high officers of the nnvj
department to be ready for an oniorff
ency with reforenco to Hayti.
ID A ITHf will be as
strong OS
ours If you tryr
Shiloh's
Consumption
Hiff fa
and ours U to itrons we
Ruarautee a cure or refund
V money, and we tend you
free trial bottle if you write for it.
6HILOH S costs 25 cents and will cure Con
smnptiou, Pnemnouia, Bronchitis and alt
I,ung Troubles. Wilt cure a cough or cold
in a day, aud thus prevent serious results.
It has been doing these things for 50 years,
a C. Wblls & Co.. I.c Roy. W. V.
as it f n a T"- . - .... CiAfci
I
Bin a iiinw r ami ei Lurm.ii dtutuaky
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office. '
Rosebnrg. Oreison, July 24, 1002.
Notice is hereby etven tliat in com
pliance with the provisions ol the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
art for the Bale of timber lands in the
Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all the l'nhlic Land States by act of
August 4.1892.
JAMES M. BYRNE,
of Spokane, county of Spokane. State ol
Washington, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. 3034. for
the purchase of the Lots 3 and 4, SKi
SWi, SVft SEJ, of Section No. 18. io
Township No. 33, South of Range No. 2
W and will offer proof to show lhat the
land sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural Diir
poses and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Rosebarg, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of December.
1002. He names as witnesses: W. E.;
Duryea, E Duryea and B. Turner, of
Spokane, Washington, and M. 8, Mc
Cown, of Vedford, Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming ad
versefy the Hbove-de.cribel lands are re
quested to file their claims in this office
on or before said 10th day of December,
1902. J. T. BKinoR-s,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Ststes Land Office,
Rosebnrg. Oregon, July 24, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act nf
Gougrees of Jnne 3. 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
BRUCE TURNER,
of Spokane, county of Spokane, State of
Wanhing'on, lias this day filed in tlii
office his sworn statement No. 3035, for
the purchase of the Northwest Quarter
(NW) of Section No 20, in Township
No. 33, South of Range No. 2 W., and
will offer proof to show that the land
sought ia more valuable for its timber or
atone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish bis claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this
office at Roxeburg, Oregon, on Wednes
day, the 10th day of December. 1902.
He names as witnesses: W. E, Duryea.
E. Duryea and J. M. Byrne, of Spokane,
Washington, and M. 8. MoCown, of
Med ford, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this nfllct
on or before said 10th day of December,
1902. J. T. BitirxiKS,
Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Rosebure, Oregon, August 18, 1002.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, on til led "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevndn, and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892.
BIRNEY RICHARD WEST,
of Myrtle Creek, county of Douglas,
State of Oregon, has this day filed in
this office his sworn stitlerocnt No. 8277
for the purchase of tho Northwest Quar
ter of the Southwest Quai ter of Section
No .12, Township 84 South, of Range
one Enst, and will offer proof to fliow
that the land Sought ie mo't valuable
for its timber or slone ihnn for rpii
cultural purposes, and to establish hi
claim to paid lsnd lit-fne A. S. Hlilmi.
U, 8. commissinner. nt Medford. On-iron,
on Satnrtlav. the 8th duv of Novi-ii-lio.
1902. He rinmps n witnesses: .InhnTT.
j Wrisley, M. F. M.iCuwii and John Mc
i Cnwn. of Medford, Oreiroii. nud E hvin d
. Gorolinc, of Derby, Oregon.
I Any and nil persons claiming ndvomel v
f the above described binds are n qucptcd
to tile their claims in this office im or be
fore said 8th day of November, 1002.
J. T. Bkiihius, ItCKleler.
STOPS PAIN
Allium. Ttmii., Jan, , W0I.
Rror ilno tho llrnl amioarnmia of iiy
mciiHOM thoy woro vory irrvirulnr and 1
tmftoivd with itront lmlu "V '"J"'
back, atoiimt'h and !, nlth turrlblo
houring down imlitH in tho sliduiucu,
DurliiK tho nat month 1 havo boou
taklniTwiiio ot I'ardnl unit Thwlford's
niMpk-l)raiiRht,And 1 paimpd tha month
ly ported without )lu fur tho flrat tlm,
in joan. NHNl IMvu.
What It Ills worth Io a woman lullor
Ing like Nannie Davit aulleredT Yol
Ihoro are women In Ihout.ndi ol homes
to-day who ire bearing Ihoie terrible
menstrual paint In silence. II you are
one ol those we want Io lay lhat lr.lt
tame
V7ME-CARDUI
will bring you pormanent relief. Con
sole yourself with the knowledge thai
1,000,000 women have boon completely
cured by Wine ol Cardul. These wom
en suffered Irom louoorrhoea, Irregular
mensos, headache, backaehe, and
bearing down pains. Wine ol Cardul
will slop all thoso aches and paint
lor you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle ol
Wine ol Cardul to-day and take It In
the privacy ol your home.
rort!vlaeiMtlltomtur.aiMrM1,tTlnB.ymr
tuiti., "l'lm lam..' A'Huorr lieiwrumml,"
T1m Chattanooga MeUlcUtu Co CluUtauooga,
Tvua.
NOi ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United filu tea Land Ofllcv,
Rriuburg, Oretton, .Inly 31, 1902.
Notice ia hereby giveu that in com
pliance with tho provisions nf the net ul
Uotigroi-s ol June 3, 1S78, untitled "An
act lor the sale of timber hinds in llio
Suites of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," its extended lo
nil thu Public Land States hy act of
August 4, 1802,
ouio.N Mcdonald,
of Prospect, county of Juckaon, State ol
Oregon, has this day tiled in ' his otllco
his sworn stnlenicnt No. 3087, for the
Surchase of the NKi of NWJ, and Lot
o. 1 and 2, of Section No. 18, in Town
ship No. 33 South, Range No, 3 Enst,
and will offer proof to show I hut the
hind Bought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for ngrlculttirol pur
poses, and to establish his claim to nnin
land before II. L. Bartluti, County Clork
nt Grants Pnss, Oregon, on Tuesday, the
14th day of October, 1002. Ho names at
witnesses: J.Kebbe, Angus McDonald
and Orion McDonald, of Prospect, Ore
gon, and Frank Smedley, of iiauer,
Michigan.
Any and all persona claiming ad
crsely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this ol
flee on or before Baid 14th day of (V-'chor,
1002. J. T. Ui 1DOKS,
, hug later.
AdministratcrsSa!B Notice.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an order of thu County
Court of the County ol Jackson and
State of Oregon, duly made and entered
on record on the 20tb day of June, A. D.
1001, in the maitor of tho estate of Jacob
Shadle, dcoensed, the undersigned, the
adinlnlslraur of said estate, will sell at
pi iyate sale, for cash in hand and sub
ject to confirmation by said County
Court, on or after the 26th day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1002, the- following de
scribed real estate situated in Jackson
County, Oregon, to-wil: The Ei i f the
NWi and the Wi of tho NEi of Sto Ion
Six (0), In Township Thirty seven (37
South, of Range One (1) East of tho
Willamette Meridian, and containing
160.39 acreB.
Dated August 25. 1002,
W. T. Yokk,
Administrator of the Estato of Jacob
Sbadlo, Deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
U.hited Rtatim Land Omcr.,
RoieburK, Oro., July 21, 1902.
Notice U hereby glvun Hint in compliance
with tho provlnlonn of the act of ConKrofm ol
Juno 8, 187ti, entltlud "An act for tho hbI) of
timber landH In tho h tut en of Cnllforntn, Oro
gon, Nevada and in WanhlnRlon Turritory" ai
oxtonded to all the I'uhllu Ind Ulatcn by aol
of August 4, lft92,
KMIKRT DlfKYKA,
of Spokane, county of Bin k ino, Hiato of Vnl..
iiigton.haH thin day filed In thin office litf ftworn
stHtcmcnl No.:jovp for tho purchmo of tin; lot
1, HVM NWli, tiVM, ot Hcctlon No. IH, In
Township No. xtftouth, of Range No.2W., and
will off or proof to show that the laud sought
i Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
7? ' rt..i I 'ill
.LOt 1
Vehicles and Machinery
m
m
W It is economy when you
W thnrpforn. wlmn von hnv
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BUY A
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(i) The best in material and
5 buy or skill produce.
V. T. LAWTON,
la moro vnmnino tor na umiwr m '" "
for iiBi loiillutivl iiurioo, ami tti etta Idlali iiU
olnlin tliorelo he hire the Iti'sliter and Iti'radver
Ol llltw (mine l nu.umiiit, mvh"iii wii , ,
day, tho Will day l Ihwmlior, Uttl. II" iinuu
n wllniwimi Wlllliim K, ltitryt.it, J, M. Myrtle
mill II. Turner, of Hiiokiuie, WiikIiIuuIuii, mid
Tl'tlm' llllllt, lit llUKl'MIUH', ivilHllinueui.
Any and nil iioiMina eUlintim ailvur.oly Inr
uliovo-dOHOiilieil ItimlH ilro n-ull '.led tt lllr
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IIIOII I'MIIIU. Ill HII-VIIIVWUIIVI ,,..,,. - -
duy ol IH'oeiiilior, iwrj.
J, T. llniiHiKH, lleul-tor.
NOTICK lfOU PUBLICATION.
1NITKI Ktatk I.ami tirrti'K,
Itliaoliliril, Oli'Uilll, July '""'J
Nolleo l hereby ttlven Hull In euuipliitiine
with Hie priivlKlinn ol the nut ot CunHroi"
June II, lH, enlltled "An uet lor Ilia mile ol
timber Iambi In Hie Kintea of Oiillfoniln, lire
uon, Nevada unit Watditiiutiiii 't'errHiify," lit
extended to all llio publlu limit atatea by act ol
Auail.t t, IWrJ,
WILLIAM K. llt'HYKA,
of Hpoknuo, uoiinly of HpokHiiu, Hhila of Wnidi
liillloii, hn IIiIh ilny llled III lliln iHlli'o 111"
worn tiiteiiieiil No. Im.'T, lor I lie putelmae ol
Ibe Boiltll hull ot Ilia NKi,', K't ol llio ttKv ol
Meetton No. 1. Ill Town.lilp No. U Hoilth, of
Itnniie No. 'J w.i ami will oner proof to allow
Hint the laud aouitlit la moro valuable for Ita
limber or atone limn for aKrleillluriil puriioaoa,
and to ealaliliati Ilia elnliii to until laud belorti
tlte Itealaier ami llecelverof tliia olllrii lit lloau
butK, OreKon, on Wedtieaday, Hie null day of
lieeember, luirj, lie natitea aa willuiaaea: 'I'ruae
lllall, ol (lakeriliile, Wa.liliiKlon, ami Klbert
Htirvea, J. M, llyrliuatid II, Turner, of Hpokalio,
Waaliliitttou.
Alt)' ami all nuranna iiiaillllllK nuvorauiy mo
ntmvo-donorlboil lamia aru reutieated to tile
their elaltila In thla olileo oil or belore aald loth
itay ot iMcemlKir, loe-j
J. T. llHltxIKit, Itexlator.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITBtl HrATOH I, AMI! Orrilll,
KoMtlmrv, (Ire,, July 'tit lU II.
Kotlrn la tinretiv ttlven that 111 eollipllliliet
Willi the provlalntiM ot tbo aol ot CotiKreaa ol
Juue.H, IH71. entitled "An aol tor the aitle ol
lllilbni taiiila III till) Htatea of t'alltoriila, Ore
sou, Nuvailti, ami Waalilnututi Territory," a
extemled toab tlio t'ubllu Land Hlutea uy net
ol AumiM-1,
TIIAHK ItlA'IT,
of Oakeatlale, eounty of Whitman, Ktntn of
WaahleKtou. lutN thla tlav tlb-U III thla oniee hi.
awora atateinet No. ar.tt, fr tbo pun-hrae of
the Kt SK',.BH Nt;i(, NWl, Bh'J, o( Bell
lion No H, in Toa iiMblp No. all Houtti, of ttalu'e
No. 1 W., am) will onrt nio.d to ahow that thu
limit aouitlil In u:ore valoatilu tor lla limber or
alone than for iiurietlltural purM,aeH, ami to ea.
lalillab lilaelatiii lo aald lunil iMIoru the tteul.ter
ami Itrcelver of tills ootee al ltoaeburg, tire,,
on Weilnesilay, the tilth ilay ot lleeeintier, llltri.
Mr tiainea at wltneaaea: hlbort Duryea, J, M.
Ilyrue, II. Turner ami William K. Duryea, all
of SHikane, Wanhtnalon.
Any and all persona olalmlna adversely the
atiovo-ileaerltiril lat-daaro miuoalrd lonie their
elalma In thla otneaouor beliire aatil llllh ilay ol
December, tuoi J. T. Ulinioaa,
ItoKlater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
llNITRIi ttTATXM I.ANI1 OWCH,
JtnMmrK. Ori'icon, Auuir.f, 1W4.
Notlrp U lutrctty u t von Hint hi tntl Imiicci
with (lu iirovlnliiiiit ot U.o uct ot Vuurv ot
Jutto 3, Ih.H, vulltli'd "An met for Him knlfl ot
tlmlMr Urn! In (In Htti' u( ('KlKtiritU, ()rt
Koitt Novmltt ntl VhIiIhk(ih Territory," m
cx(Lnili'tl Uirtlltho ttililtu Uuil tutu by ct
u( Auguil ,
KI.I.AltKTII J. ri.AKK,
of Morrow, t'mnity nf null. Htntn of Itlnhn,
lift thin nv nicii In lliln otnet hir iwtirii
NlnUMuriil No. aitOI, for tho liiirilima ot iUv
HK. of Hfctloii No. .'!, In T.twn-hll' No.
Hotiih, Hn iitio No. 3 Kn.Pt. mid wl'l offrr prtKif to
thow (tint tho tuitiKht In moro vitlunhlf
(or Ut ttmtHir nr utoiui thnti for mtrlotiltiirnl
KtiriKinvi, nnil lo vlHlillli her clmiu to unit)
In ml hWora It. U lUrtlotl, futility clerk ot
liwthlnn County, nt hit oftii'u nt tirmiu I'am,
Orrtfnti, on Monday, tho 17th tiny ol Novnn.M-r,
Hho nanifN MwtiiicMos: IFannnh U (Imr,
of Mom'ow. Idaho. Klrnora II. Huiidittliil. of
Collin, tdaho. I'aii Wrmr. of Holland, Ore
gon, and Noln Hiindqiitit. of Cotlttii, fflaho.
Any and all Hron clatmliiR advtrrly tht
alrOvivdrtcrlWd land aro rninvalcd to file
tholrr latmi In thU oiTlce on or befora aald 17th
day of November, IWi.
J. T. Bmlioica, Kpglslor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ITxiTien 1tatioi List Omen,
Hodftburit. Orr., A u unit 1U3.
Notice I hereby Rtvnn that tit rompltance
with tho tho provliiont of tho act of CotiKrru
of June Jtrd, lrvju. entitled "An art for I he pale
nf timber land In tim Htalea of California. Nev
ada, Ureipm and Waahlnftoii Territory," a
extemled to all the public land ataloi by aol
of Augu-t 4, IWi.
HANNAH U OAl.K,
of Moarow, county of f.atah. Htata of Idaho,
hai thU day tiled In thla oiTlro her nworn titatu
mnnt No, S:W7, for tho nurehaiio of tho HW' nf
Hectton No. 21, In Towtmhlp No. ilAHoitth, ItniiKo
No. '2 Kant, and will offer nrmif to nhow that
j tha land tuinxht li ruoro valuable for tU llmbor
or hIomo than for aKrlcultumt puriKei, ami to
I rxiablliih her claim to salil land fwforo 11. ,
Itartleitt, county clerk of Jonjihlno County, at
niioinroKiwraiiu a-om, irjrfiun, on Monnay,
the 17th day of November, IWi. flhe namei a
wltncivei: Klenora 11. Hund(tilm, of t'ollltu,
Idaho. Elizabeth J. Clark, of Mowow, Idaho,
Iian Warner, of Holland, OrcKoo, and Nul
HundiUlit, of Col I Inn, Idaho.
Any and all iHTftonn claiming advemely the
above described lamln aro reoriented to file
their clatnu In thin otllco on or before until 17 1 1
day of November, IW2. J, T. Hhiimiiw,
HogUtor
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ukitkd Btatim Land Orric.
RoHOb-jrg, Orotron. AuguatKfl, I0U2.
Kotloo In boroby given that In compliant
with the provlnlonn of the am of Congroaa ol
Jnne 3, 187H, entitled "An aot for the aaln of
timber lands In thn Btates of California, Orr
gon, Novada.and Waihlnuton Territory," uoi
tooded to nil thu Public Lund Hutua by not of
AiikuhH, 18W,
K1TTIE Is. WBlin,
of Medford, eounty of Jacknon, State of Oregon,
ban thin duy (Hod in thli ofTIco her sworn n to te
rn ent No. for tbo purchano or the NKU nf
thn NW!, Iol No. I.of Hflollon No. IB. In Town
nhlp No. ill Kouth. of Hungo No, 8 Kant, and
will offur proof to show that the land nought
la more vfilimble for lla timber or stone thiio
for agricultural purpoMcn, nd to entabllnh hor
claim to aald land before A. S. Hilton, U. H
commlsslonor. at Medford, Oregon, on Satur-
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finish that money can
Mgr. Medford, Oregon
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iliiy,Uitlf.thdynrNovinheP, IWJ. Htiennmoa
tin wltiioiHnNi Z. Mun'V, llriii'Nl M, Welch suit
Ihuho A. Wniib, or lllg Iinuu, Oii'Hun, mid Ira
U. I'ltlppa.uf Mmlford, Omifnn.
Anyuml nil iinrmii a oliiltuing mtvtu-Hely the
ttbove (lOMprllicii IuiuIh uru lotjumttttil tollln thtilr
olielma In lli it nflko uti ut- bulorn Muld IMh dity of
NOVUinllOli lUOJt J.T. IIHIIMIM',
NOT1CI0 FOR PlJni.ICATION.
Unllail Hln a r.ntnl Oltler,
Iloadlilim, linr"ll, .Inly 1, llaa).
Nolloo la heruby iiivon Unit In c iiiliaiiaq
with Ilia imivlalonaitr ttin ih-l i .uiuiwin itf
Juno a, IM7H, rutlllml "An km lor Ilia aald n(
tlmlii r Ittnila In llio Htnlpa nf C ilirnriiln, Or
Knn, Nnviula, anil V .M I m'.i-i I'm rliurVi" a
uxuinilmt In all Ilia IMiliIni I, ami Hiatra liy aai
u( Annual t, IW,
MIIM, UI.AIIA 19 I1IIHDII,
nf Oaknailulis uounly of WIHIniiltl, Httttn uf
n aaiiutuinn, naa una nay niril III una union liar
worn alatrinunt No. VIM!, fur Uiu imri'liaan of
Ulli HWVj nf Hiitllcm Nil. M, III 'I'liwualilp No. .11,
Huulli ol llniiuo Nil, II K, anil will nllnr pitaif to
aliuw thai llio land annum la morn valuable fur
lla tlinbtir or aluuo than fur aiirlculliiral ttiir
inmoa, anil lo oalitbllali Imr claim lo aald lanil
haforo Ihr HrKlatoraiul ItM'alvnr nf thla nfhen
al Ituaithurif, iiinKuiii clt !' litay, lho7l)i (lay of
iuvnuiiivi, imi. nun naiimn an wiiiniaat'a I
Alfrtnl II, Wlllant, uf Toknu, Waah,, Ubarlna M.
Watura, ur I'lilliuan, Waah,, Jnaatiit Haanr, of
Cullman, Waah,, anu (Jliarla K, Kay, ill Tukoa,
Waah,
Any anil all iranna clnlinlnif ailveraoly lha
alnve.iltaurllioil liuina aro romioalrt! lo nia
Ihtilr olulina 111 Ihla 0IIU10 ou or bufuro aalil 7ih
ilay of Novunibor, IIMrj,
i. i. iiiiiuiiKa, iioifiaior.
NOTICK FOR I'UDMOATION,
tlnllor) Hlalaa l.anil nmaa.
Iliianhurif, OrcK July 7, IUH.
Nolliio la linrobv hIvoii that In cnuiiiliaiia
wllh lha itrovlalnna of tho nut of t'lina-rc.a of
.IiiiikH, ihiii, mull IimI "An art for tin aalo o f
tiinbitr Iniiila In llio Htatra nf tlalirorulu, lira.
Mnu, Nnviula, anil Waahlnnltin 1'arrltory," at
tixlniiilttl lo alt tho I'tlhlln l,auil Blalca by aol
ul Annual 4, IH'U,
151111 ICNK HINIIKH,
uf I'tillnian, county it Whiiiiiau. Htatonf Wa.lt
lliktlnn, haa thla tlay lllrtt In llilaomcohlaaworn
alalrninnt No. 'Jtm;i, for the tturotiaao of lha
NK1, nf ! Ig II No. Ik), f,,wi,.lilp No, U,
Smith of lUltua No. 8 K., mill will nffnr liKKif lo
.how thai llio lanil .niia-hi in moro valitalitn for
ila liuibaror alunn than for aarlrullurat pur
iiui-n, anil to naiiibll.li hu claim In aaltl famt
Itiiforc lha Mciflaior ami Hccrlvor nf Ihla nirica
al UuanhurK, "rcifon. on Krlitny, llio 7ih day of
Nnvoliiltcr, IMri, tin ttai!tta aa wttucaaca:
I'harloa M, Walora, of I'ulltnan, Waah., Joaoiih
Ha.ur, of I'tillnian, Waah., Jumna (lorinaii, o
lltiillonl, Ori-iioii, ami Umiru;o I). Klnu, uf Mm.
font, orcutin.
Anyuuilall peraona olalinlnif atlvoraoly lha
alHivtMlcacilhrnl land. ar rctjucatnl io flltt
ttit.tr clatuia lu ihla nrrtco on or bofuro mm 7th
day of Novombor, ItarJ,
J. T. lutllMiaa. Ilmlatar.
NOTICK FOR PUHLICATrON.
United Klaloa I. ami otlro.
llotchiim, Orcoii, July 7, KM.
Nnllce la hcrrhy trlvnii thai In cnaipllaiica
with inn lirurlalnna ot thn acl of CmiKrrM of
Junon, l, i-nlttlcd "An ant for tlin aalo of
tllilbnr lauila In tho Htatna of (tallfornla, flro.
Knn. Nnvada, and Waahlimton Torrllory," aa
ontoadcd to ail tho I'ubllc l.acd ouira by act
of AuKuat 4, imrj,
JOHN J. IIDRCIf,
of Oaacadalo. rouoly of Whllinan, 81.10 of
Wa.blnHlnn, haa Ihla day ntnd In thla ofnoo hla
aworn alulclnnnt No. WUrJ, for thn purohaae of
tho HKl; of Hccllnn No 3A, In Town.hlp No. M,
onlh ofltonne No. I K., and will olTnr proof to
ahnw that thn laud aotiKlit la tnoro vulitahlc for
Ita ttiiibcrorainno limn for agricultural pur.
ooaoa, and to o.labll.h hla claim to aald land
bofuro tho ttctflrttnr and Hcoolvor ot thla ofOco
al KnanliurK. oroiion, on Friday, tho 7th day of
Novcoibcr, Ittrj, o itainca aa wltucaaoa: Al.
frrd It. Wlllartl. of Tcltoa, Waah,. Unarm al
Watcra, of I'tillnian, Wah , Joarph Itaaor, of
I'ullman, Waah,, and Charloa K. Kay, ofTrkoa.
Waah,
Any and all poraona o)alroln( ailvorasly the
abolrc-ili-acrlbcd landa aro rrquaatml lo fll
tltolr olaitna in thla orrtde on or boforo aald Tin
day ol Novombor, IWU.
J.T. Iluiimral, HccUior.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
' United Statra Land OfTtoo,
.... , c Pwt""' Oroon. July 7, IM.
Notice, la hereby nlvoo thai la ooupllaaM
with Iho prirlaluoa of tho ant of (InnKrota of
June a. I7a, rntllli-d "An aol for tho aalo of
llmbor lautla In Iho Hi .tea of California, Ore
ton. Nevada, and Waablnalon Torrllory," aa
cxiundnd lu.ll tho Public Load Blaioa by aal
of AUKualt, KJ,
At.KMKDIl. WII,l,HD,
ofTrkoa, county of Waliman, HUto of Waah.
InKton, ha. thla day filed In Ibtaoniro hla a worn
alalemenl No. anu. tor Iho ourehaa of lha
HW of Moollon No. in, lo Townahlp No. lu,
Ho-ilh of Itanie No. II K , and will offer proo
lo ahow that Iho land aouKhl la mora valuable
for lla limber or alone liiaa for aitrlcutlural
purpoaea, and lo eaiabllah hla claim to aald
land beltro the ItcKlalor and Itrcelver ot thla
orMco al KoaoburK, Orefun, on Kilttay, the 7ib
day of November, IIOJ. He nameaaa wilneaarai
Charloa M. IValora. of follman. Waah., Jnacph
Kaaor, ot Pullman, Waah., Knacno Itlnver. of
I'uUm.n. Waah., and Charloa V. Kay, of Telioa,
Waab.
a oy aud all pcraona claltnloK advonwly lha
above deaorioeil land, aro reouceled to file
their elalma In ihla office on or bofnra aald 7tk
day of Novombor, 1MU.
J. T. (lainoaa, ltiator.
nuiivn run I J ljri ,
, Unltutl Htntea I.nnrl Ofllco,
Koeoliurif. Ort-Kon, July 10, 1002. .
Notion la lioroiiy ill von that In com- .
pliunce with Hie irovlalnm of the '.ol nf
Conifreaa ol Junn S. 1878, entitled "An
ncl for the inle o( tinibor landa in the
Hintea ol Ciili'nrnia, Urttiion, Nevaila, and
WiuhinKton Territ ry,"a extemled lo
all tho I'ltlilio Land Btntot by not f(
Aiiitat 4, 18112,
OKVILLE 0. R. KLI.IS,
ol Soattlo, county of KIhk, Htale of
WimhlnKton, liu tlila day (llo.l In thlt
ofllcu IiU aworn etntomont No. SiffilO, lor
thn piirclmio of tho Northunnt Qniirtor
(NEi) of Bi-iitlon No, 2(1, in Townihlp
No. Si, South ol Kunire No. 9 Ennt, and
will uir.'r prool to ihuw that the land
aotiKht ia mine valualilo for ita timber
or atone than for agricultural purpoaea,
and to eatuhliah hia clui , to aitid land
before tho Kriilaler and Rocoivor of thia
o!!lco nt ItoaoburK. Oreuon, on Ttinatlay,
the Ulli duy of November, 1U02. He
iminiia na witnoeaim: Cornelia .Inhiinaop,
of Huntllo, Waahlniilon, Mnllldn 0. Allen,
of Urnnla l'aaa, Oreiion, George D, Kinu,
ol M oil lord, Oregon, and Gooriju K, King,
of Medfoid, Oregon.
Any nnt) nil poraona claiming ad
veraely the nlmve (Inscribed lundaure re
qucHted lo fllo thuir vlninia in thla office
on or before Hitiil Hth day of Novomher,
ll2. J. T. HllfDOKH,
- Itt giatcr.
pu,i.,('ij uiiuh in i t w
Notice to Stockholders.
To tlje Stockholder of the Bill Nye
Gold Mining and Milling Company:
You, and each of you, are hereby
nutlllcd that, puratmnt to a resolution
fldntltP.fi hu l.lin IWrH nf T, ilalnn. ,l,.lu
called for euoti purpOKo.'und held at the
office of tho (mid corporation In the
City of Mndford, .linkaon County, Oro
tron, on tho 2nd dny of September, 11)02,
ii apeolul niftutinit nf the atoclfholdura of
the mild Hill Nye Gold Mining and
Milling Company will bo held at the
office of the aald corporation In tho
City of Medford, Jackson County, Oro
iron, on the 10th day of Soptombor,
1002, at the hour of tee o'clock a, m, of
aald day, anid mooting boing oiillod and
to be hold for the purpoan of incroaning
the cn pi tul slock of aald corporation
from three hundred thousand aharea to
nt iiuuuiuu tiitjiinuuu DiinruD, ul bile pur
value of one dollar per ehnro.
Bvaj. Nyb Gold Mining and
Milling Company,
By D. H. Andhub, Seorctary.