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Newspaper Page Textlow OUK COUNTY . . LWUI IbOJUMUWIIli) 1 CommunloiitiuiiH t'-.i) r.ur hov tirnl oorroHpomlontB iuc V roiiuU .lib ollloo nut lutur than W.Jnurd y noon to niHuru ptililioulic . Katflu I'ohit Knirlni . iiy A, o. IIOWI.ICTT. II. li. Appol, Hit) bitrbor, wont to Gold Hill Tuumliiy upon 1uhiihhh. Thu young ftil Ich will havu it harvest dniiuu Ii lCii(lu I'oiut on Friday ovunlng, SopUiinbur HHIi. A, II. Poitolioy hail coinmoiioud llio ooiuttruotlim of IiIh Ikhihu on tho lota ho ptiroliuHod from A. J. Ditluy. JamoH Dal'or hun boon limiting huuiu iiiiprovumontH about IiIb Bit loon. Churlcrt lliiyon did llio work for him. A. 0. Jlowlntt Imh put mi two now Bi?iiH on llio Sunny Hldo botol tliul aro nllriiuting ooiiBldorublu at toutlon. tiiovonH it BriwUlinw'H thruHhor on mo Into Miia nollibtrliQol UhI Sunday" iinii la doing the thrashing in tliiH Boution. Win, Bonlti, of Ml. Pitt, and John ttmlll), 01 iviiKio roiui, martou mm TuohiIiiv for Ft. Kluiiialh with two loads of oiiIoiib. I'riink Tungnlo and CioorRo Jioalo nnd their fatnilioti, of Mt. I'itl pro oinat, arc attuuding tho reunion at Cold Hill thin wflok. Mrs. Cloorgo Drown roturnod la.it Kuturday from Konobum, whuro itlio lind boon vimting hor duuglitor, Mrs. Paul Van Bcoy. Mm Ghidyn Hiiymond waBoallcd to Woodvillo Monday to aiu-nd at tho budttitlt) of hor grand motlior, Mrs. Huntor, who !b vory ill. Kov. and Mrs. Konuody woro tho guests of John It Cook and family last wcok. Mr. Kennedy was look ing for a looiition and tulks somu of buying properly in Ktglo Point. Carlton it Olliooi. aro receiving tlioir stock of hardwaro and wlli noon bo proparcd to supply our ixoplo with anything in that lino. They will al o put in a stock of vuhioloB. Prof, flobnrt Jonas and Miss Ilattie Howlott wont up to Mt. Pitt lirocinot last week to attend the woclding oi rror. J. a. Ulsh and Miss ' Anna ' Peaohoy, whloh oo cur red on Wednesday, tbe lOtb. Two mon, one from Idaho, and tbe otber from Ashland, stopped at the Bunny Hide last Sunday night. Tbey started from Med ford Sunday morning, but did not reach , Eagle Point until evoning, having traveled nil day tryina to find the right road This shows the oeMsity of having signboards at trw forks of tbe roads. We have had a ehanso In our business management since IabI wcok, Jerry Uockathorn having lurohised the confectionery store and toe oream parlor oi Air. lai hotin, also the building known as tbe oil Pool ball. While we are glad to have Mr. Heokatborn settle among tin, we al.'o regret having to part with Mr. Calhoun, for he ap Dears to be a very flno young man and the oomifiunlty will foci his loan We are pained to chronicle- thu death of Mies Dolphia Kredoniiurg, whloh ooourred al tho home of her parent), on Big Butte, on Spplembor 15, 1002. several days beloro sbo run a nail into her font, resulting in blood DolBonintr, which caused her death. Deceased was about nixtnen voam of one. She wan an oBlioiablo yoiino lady and will I'o greatly missed from the circle of. friends with whom sbo associated The family has the sympathy of their'many friends. . For .a bad taste in tho month talco Oliuinborluln'a Stomach and I.Ivor Tub lots, Forsuloliy Ulias.Straiui.ilmgKlBt. I am suro tho Palnklllor gives you Hot. I novor know It to fail. Why, It docs, and such n pain ns as. too." or sprains, bruises, bites ol In- sits, and for any trouble whore o llnl mit Is ncodod, PeIrRY DAVIS is tho best. 'S50. and 500. bottles. I I 1 I lli'OWllHlmro ItutllH. Dolph Ciirltnn's brother, from KuiiHiiH, is paying him a visit uml looking over tho country with an uyu lo 1)111 now, Mr. and Mro. Ooorgo Wont and Hurt WoHt roturnod from thiiir camp on Big lintto crook laxl Frl nay and rojiort huvlnguuood lima. Mr. Wl llamH, provl Intit of tho Firth Luko Cnmpnny, made a huHiuoBS trip to Modford last wook, but roturnod to tho camp hint Tuosduy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Chnmhorlain and two daughters, in oompuiy with Carral HUuloy and MrB. Cir rollon and sou, lofl for u trip lo Crater Kuko. Mr. Il'igorH, who Iiiih had cliargo of tho Camp Hotel of tho ditoh company, hits lofl with his family for MoAllixtor spring and Finn. Luke, whoru thoy will rest and camp until October, then return to tlioir homo in Hiiiiih Valley, L N. liimt and ' family, M, RiHHongor ami Ii h four hoiib and Mr Look wo d, all of Lob Ang-dc, Calif., aro Hill in camp on Big llutlcaml I uieli al tho hoi weather. Cool nliu.il", wml mi'.-r and plenty of Iinii Mr Hunt wi l, in a l prob ability, buy a li'imo near tho prorcut camp. The water in the Kih Luko Ditch is now running to Kaglo gulch, within two miles of tho drop. I here ih a good force ill work Illum ing nut tho few high placcB, und r Hi-) direction of a cotiipi)t-nt ore- man, und tho work ih moving ahead witli an o'iriioHlnoHB that iiBHiircs a speedy flow of water, at the drop Jouli Woalliitfur. of Loiivootao. Iml.. la u puor in u a, but ho aava ho would mil bowlthnut Olminhorluli)'n Pain Halm 11 It coal live dollars a bottle, for II xnved 1 1 1 in Ii-oiii Iwluit norlpiilo. No external liuiilleiittoi) la eiiual lo III In linlinont lor gtilT und awolluo JoluU, cuntrnutnd munclei, "till neck, sprains nnd rliou matlu and tiiunouliir unln. It bun alo cured numerous cuaoa ol purtlul puraly al. 1 1 la fur aalo by Cluw. Strung, drutfiiUl. itcairle It-inx. Hov. Holoroft prcaohod his fare well Bormon at Autioah, on Sunday at 11 o'clock. Tho Southern Oregon Coal Com- pany of the Meadows, are now pros pecting on the Brinor place. Mil's Hughs, of Medford, will teaoh tbe fall term of school at An tioch, beginning September 22nd. Chas. Carter, of the Mo.idows, lost a valuable work horsj Tuosday. while drivinx bomo from the val ley tho hirso beoame sick with bolts and died. Your Correspondent, his wife and son, Carl, made a brief visit to the Meadows Wednesday. We note many chanties, and improvements along tbe route, wbioh have ben made during the past yoar. Mr. Gardiner is building quite an addi tion lo his barn; hekalso has a prom ising crop of corn. P, . Mayfiold, Flory Musty and K. C. Pomoroy, all DrouroBsive and leading oitizona of that section, are clearing up their land, with a view of increasing the acreage, both in fruit and grass. We found the mountain road bridges and culverts all in good condition, whioh have quite recently been oompleUd by J. D. Wolcb, the well known saw mill man. Ho also, has tho contract of delivering 50,000 thousand fool of lumber to C:utrnl Point. . .-. A Bad Disappointment. Inoffoollvo llrar modlclno ! ft illiuppolnment but you don't want to purgo, atraln autl brrak Ihoglanda of tho atoinaoh and bowela. DoWlu'a Little Knrty Ktneni novor diaappolnt. Ttiry oloauao tho avalom ol all poUon and putrid matter and do II ao goutly thai ono onjoya tho plaoaant offoata. Thoy aro a lonlo to tbe llvor. Cure bllloiiHioaa, torpid llvor and prerent faver. Cbaa. etraiif. Kanes Ureck Hems. 11 Y 81NB DIB. Mrs. Poster was Ihe guest of Mrs. Nutt, rooenlly. Drs. Bradon it MoDougall were doing businoBB in Gold Hill Thurs day. Willie Knotts, who has been sick, is better. Dr. Morrill of Gold Hill wiis in attondnnoe. ' George Mardon is quite sick with typhoid fovor. Dr. Chislora is the attending physician. Mrs. Sutton and Mins Ethel Brown wore visiting in Gold Hill Wednesday nfiornoon. Mrs. Lula Darling of Gold Hit', spent a day recently visiting her paronts, Mr. ana Mrs. in 00. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dungey, of Gull s creek, were gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. Graham laat Sunday. The people of this soction would welcome a good shower of rain just now to clear away the smoke. Fred Brown will leave soon for Etna, Cal., for a visit with his Bister and brother-in-law, Air. and Mrs Btan. Emmet Su ton and family of KnneB creek, have booomo residents of the Joe Hammersley place near town. Herman Winders has returned homo from Klumathon, Cat., where ' he has been working since lent spring. Iko Householder .has boon en gaged several days, this wick, haul ing hay to Gold Hill, for Mr. Mo Dougall. Mrs. John Chandler Is expected homo from California C03n, wheie she hue boon spending the summer with hor parents. Miss Anna Noah, who has been Btaying with Mrs. Nutt for some timo, left last wook for tho bop yards near Grants I'ohh, where sbo has employment for tho next two woeks. Prod Rooso and Mrs. Bird (toy re turned homo from Crescent, City Thu: b Jay. Thoy report a line time, having killed ono deer and oaughl plenty of fish. Frod Taylor, of Gall's Croek, who has boon working in the ininos at Quarts; Valley, California, panned through bora last Suturday enrouto bomo to visit his parents for a few weeks, The Dardancll school will begin on September 22nd, with Mies I'loy McNeil, of (Gold Hill, as teacher. She has taught two successful terms here, and hor eugagmont for a third t'iriii is satisfactory to the patrons of the rchool. Joel Stover, who has had a part of the CliKviur farm rented for tho past (Wo years, will move on tho Darling pliice, near Gold Hill, as soon as his thrarhing is finished. Mr. Coflue bus rented tho Chuvnor f'trui for 11 term of years. Not Doomed fur Ilfe. "I waa treated for Ihrco ycara by (rood doclora," wrltea W. A. Greer, M0U1111 nullavlllo, O., "for pilea and flalulu, but, when all failed, liueklcn'a Arnica Halve cured 1110 in two wcoka." Cures bunia, bruiaoH, ciiU), oorna, sorea, orup lliiua, aiilt rheum, piles, or no pay. zoo al unaa. turunda urui: store. Forest Creek News. UYOl'KltA. Hop picking is Qnifhed on Apple- gato. Ihocropwaj a fairly good ono. Tho pooplo who went from hero t tho huckleberry natch have nil ' roturnod homo, loaded down with that luscious fruit. J. Broad and family have re turned from their outing at Pelican bay. Thoy report many sight seers in that section. D. J. H. Pearce and Bons will operate their two large giants this winter. Thoy anticipate a good clem-up in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell have returned from Siskiyou Countv, California, and will again become residents of Forest creek. Church services were held hore on the seoond Sunday ol this month. Tho appointment will be filled regularly each m mth. Leo Cuton expects to operate his hydranlic plant on tho right hand fork this winter. Leo is a steady worker and doscrves success. James Davies and family have returned from their quite ex' ended visit to Lakeview. They, came home by tho Roguo rivor routs. E. P. Vickroy has returned from a visit to Yreka, Calif.. Ho his leased his farm and mine on Forest crcok to Wm. Boatwick for another yoar. . . ....... James Armpricst has forty-six head of bogs in pasture on tho Her ron place, two miles south of Mod ford, which he will eell. Address hun at Jacksonvil e. Tho quartz mill at the Oregon Bella mine has boon undergoing ro pairs for the past month. Previous lo this work thoy took out a large amount of very rich ore. H111 1 til's Dandruff Pomade StonH ttoblni? scalp upon' one applioa tlon. threo to six removus nil dandruff and will stop falling hair. Price 50c., at all drUKKlal. Huraple Iroo. Address Smith Bros., Fresno, Calif. For sale by Modford Drug Company. In Probate Court. Kntnto of J. O. Johnson: final hearing Tucs- Uiiy, uct, 7, iwi. KHiutuof Sunlit. Irolnmi : let torn of mlmftustra tion IhhikhI to I'ruKton Ireland frank Koilgorx, jnim iioiigum ami r. nuiuts, Appotntuu &y ' 1. t kl.,.,. ItT ll.l...n1t. ll.nt mlmtnlMtnitor uxuuuio and didlver to K. V. Mill Ut UX UtMMi to w w 01 BtH' l i, twp ay, r l w, In consli'uriitton of claim of imld F. W. H1U for l.4tH ngaliiHt imld OKtnto. Kttlntu of Jetmlo 1 Haintnnnd; filed and ap proved. KHlato of II. O. Nn to; Inventory filed and ap pro vud. Kttteof Max Mnllor; Invontory and appraise mo nt Hied and approved. Kntiite of Samuel Phillips; order for dual dis tribution. Ncr-vo-lne. Ouroa gononil debility loaa of mnn hood, aexuul w on U mm 8, pain In buck, norvitUBnofls, oto, Boat preparation on tho market today. Poaitivo cure. Dr. Dupont, Purirj. Medford Drug Co iiKonta, Medford, Or. l per bottle, six for5. - - riming Locations. John T. Fletchor, quarts claim in Iowa min ing dlHtrlot, Jacktiou county, on Sept. 6, 1902. Ooo. WftU, Chris Oummison, Ooo. W. Smith, E. Hponoor and John l'rlee, quarts olnlms lu ApplcgHto mining district on Hopt. 0, IWi, purlflera, Ackir'a Blood Elixir, unilor r. uuiler a uoaltlve Kuar poiaona. If sou taavo oruptlons or roraa on aaleo. It will oure all olironlc ana oloor blooa your ooay, or aro pio, wok or run uowii, i. in .rrSSfiaSTb taiflarUiiSS Drua Co.. DruKRtaia. Real Estate Tranalcra. Wm llylioe to llnnlnn linwnra, Bybra IIokiic rlvor raneb or 82jo aorim, and llyleto Anlolopu runo'i of l'DeaureH....! WA Nuticy K Wiitklna to John lilaaa, aovorn. iiitul luta a arid 4, son 111, and nWol na! ufarclft, ipM , .; 100 Mra VKiUirla llaor to 0 A Hhulta, lot 91, bill I,, It It ikiiI, Aahland.,.: 400 Muriliu M Uolomaii to Andmnr uuarn, . imrcol of liind In ip as , r 1 w 4(X) Wuluir H Mimro U) J T Hada, lot 1 and lAi hi ll a, hlk I), Modford . " mi 1 II llnuiflo lo A II lirown, 1 aoro In aco 11, tp ill) a, r I e 100 It II l.uwla 10 u 8 Hholdon, 40 acres lo Hoc 0, tp 80 , 10 C I' Morrill to Win II Jolinaon, ICO acres ' In alio in, tp 87 a, r 4 w SOO J II Andoru.il to School Dlalrlot 19, U ucro land lu aen la, Ipsia, r I w 7 A K Hrl'arland to H I Rvana, l( II and f- lot 10, 1'raohl'a add, Aahland 7(0 Vlnbirla llaor to I) A Hhutls, lot 20, blk l. It K add, Aahland VJO Harlow (1 Mosaoniior to Mlirf K Htoolc, 1.7k acroa In aoo a, tp SO, a r I 0, Aah land., 150 Jna McOonouub to Johanna I'awoott ,1 noro In Jaa McUonougb homestead, aoo 27, ipKSa, rl 30 Klva M Itouao to Geo Comutrya, so aorea In aoo ill. tp m a. r 2 w 300 Mia K M Drake lo II K Saylea, MX) ft In lot 4, blk HI, Asbland 400 B Y Morlno 10 lavld Vlnnamore, 200 aorea In aec , tp w s, r 2 w liVX) Jonnlo Harnurn to Mra Emma Wing, 1.44 acres In aro (, tp alia, r 1 e 2J0 lloldah Culver to Jaa Traalt, part of lota 0, 7 nod a. blk 10. 1'lioenii 40 Vlotorla Whoelor loo A Hhulta, ( Inter. cm lu lot 21), hlk l, It It add, Aahland . M) A I, Mills 10 U h, 100 acres In sec 10, tp 40, r I o Wlndeld S Hammond ot ai to August Krauae, 100 aorea In aec 20, tp 31 a. r 4 w, alao ditch and water right 000 A O Manning to J I Carter, i lotereat In Dlilo mlnlnif clnlrn, In lleaaant crock inlnliiK dlatrlct 1 TAX UKKII. i M Kader to Henry French, 100 acrea In aeca ;u and Si, tpa 34 and Vi s. r 4 wT. . . .1 1 02 A Hoy's Wild Hide for Life. With family around expecting him to die, und a son riding for life, IB miles, to gotDr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, W, II. lirown, of LoobvIIIo, Ind., endured deulli'a agonlua from asthma, but this wonderful medlcino gave instant relief and soon cured him. Ho writes : "I now sleep soundly every night." Like mar velous cures of consumption, pneu monia, bronchitis, coughs, colda and grip provo its matohluss merit for all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50o and $1 00. Trial bottles free at Cbaa. Strang's drug store. Formor students of tho University of MlchlKan have organized a club at Ban Francisco. Editor Frederick Marriott of the San Franeiaco News letter is now said lo bo practically out of danger. DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY ad Backache All dlaaaaaa of Kldnera. CURE Bladder, urinary ursana. Alao Rheumatism, Back K he, HeartDlieaae Gravel opay, Female Troublea. Don't become dlacoaraied. There is a euro for yon. if nooeaaary write Dr. rentier lie boa spent a llfo time curlnK Just auub caaeaoa yours. All conatiltftllona Frat. "Elaht months In bed. heavy Dackacno, pain and eoreneas across kldneya, also rbeu matlatn. Otber remedlea (ailed. Pr. Fen ner'a Kidney and Backocho Cure cured ma completely, ir. WATc.ua, uamiei, n. 1. DniKXisu. 50c.. 11. Aak tor Cook Book FTPS, CT UlTIIO'n UPC Sure Our. Circular. Dr OIf IIUi) unnUkFeoner, Freaonia-n.x Sjld by Mid ford Drag Company BUTLER. Watch Reairinc NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land omce t Rose burn, OreRon, September 9. 190'i. Notice U hereby Riven that tho followlnft DHinod settlor hn tiled notice of his Intention to make (Id nl oroof In sunnort of his claim, and that aftld proof will be made before the County Olork, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on Nov. 3, 1902 FRED THUMBRttQ, on H. E No. for tho Nj NK'i, See. 0, T. :tfi s r a K He nunioa the following witnesses to prove blH continuous rosiaence upon ana emuvttuon nt aalfl limit. vi Charles Turpln and Charles Tb umbers, of Mcuroni. urctron; m. siRPioy sua rrou om.i' ley, of lirowuaDoro. orriton. J.T. Bkidqks, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. T.anrt Onion at Rosebunr. Orecon. Ausust '11, 1002. Notice Is hereby given that tbe followlug u union senior nun niou noiico oi nis mvoHiiun to rnuke tlnal proof In support of his claim, and Limt nnld uroof will be tnndu before A. S. Hilton, U. B. onmmlssloner, at Modford, Urogoti, on October i:, iwa, vz: WK3TLEY J. D. ANDERSON, On It E. No 8yt4. forlho NV, NJi SW Hen. 'JO. To. 37 S.. It 2 Eat. He names tho following witnesses to prove bis continuous resiaeuoe upon ana ouiuvation of said Uvnd, viz: I.. F. Tavlor, James Uummel and Pavld Rnmmol.of Climax, Oregon, andQ. W. Nichols, of I'ttKe uroou, urcgon. J. T. Dridoks, Rog Inter. Administrator's Sale. fn the County Court for Jackson County, Oreeon. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Currv. Deceased. Notice ie hereby Riven that under and by virtue of nn order of the County Court in and lor me uoumy oi jacneon nnd State of Orezon. duly and rezularly rondo nnd entered In the records for probate la snid county and state on Sep tember z, lwz, i, 11. t.T. ntenoison, au miniatrutor .i( the estate of Anna Ourry j , n !... ni u followiiift dosoribed real estate situate ? f jn jnrtuson uounty, ureffon. nam prop' . MongliiB-to said estate.and being particularly ueecribed ns follows: An undivided ono-flftli Intereet subject to the dower intorost of Jane E. 1'lynmle ol, In and to the following real property particularly described as beginning at the cornrr ol Sections oleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen, In Township 87 South, Ftanne two West, W.M., in Jack son County, Oregon, and running thenco east six and 02-103 chains ; thence north thirteen and 80-100 chains; thence west fifty-five and CH-KK) chains ; thence south forty nnd 61-100 chains: thence east thirty-one and 42-100 chains; thence north four and 30 100 chains; thence oaat seventeen and 64-100 chains ; thence north twenly-two and 80-100 chains to the place of beginning, containing one undrert and ninety-nine and UO 100 cros. and alao an undivided one-tenth interest subject to the dower intorost oi' Jane K. I'lyinalo and also subject to estate indebtedness of Anglo and Ply male of. In and to Lots numbered seven and eight. In Block numbered fourteen. in Modford, Oregon. That the sale of said property will lie made from and after October 4, 1002, and the sale thereof will be made for cash in hand. H. G. Niciiouov. Administrator of the Estate of Anna Curry, Deceased. NOTICJ5 FOR PUBLICATION. . United States Land Office, Roseborg, Oregon, July 10, 1002. Notice is hereby civen that in com pliance with tbe provisions of the act of Congress of June 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 aut of August 4, intrz, CORN K LI A JOHANSEN, of Seattle, county of King, State of Washington, has this day filed in Ibis ofllce her sworn statement No. 2931, for the purchase of the Southeast Quarter (SEl) of Section No. 2H. in Township No. 34. South of Range No. 3 East, and will offer proof to show that tbe land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, anu to eaiaoiisn tier claim to said land before tbe Register and Receiver of this office at Roseiiurg, Oregon, on Tuesday, me inn aay 01 novenioer, iisns. r-he names as witnesses: Orville C. R. Ellis. of Seattle, Washington, Matilda C. Allen, 01 orants rasa, Oregon, Ueorge D King, 01 .neoiorn, uregoo, anu ueorge . tt.ing, of Medford, Oregon. Any and all persons claiminz ad versely the above-described lands are re. queBted to file their claims in this office 011 or before said 1 1th day of November, IW.'. J. T. BBIOOBS, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Stales Land Office, . Roaebur? Oreiron. Julv 10. 1002. Notice ia hereby iriven that fn com pliance with tbe provisions of the act of LttiiKress ol June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale or timber lands in tbe States ol California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to an me t-uunc Land states by act of August 4, icwz, MATILDA ALLEN. of Grants Pass, county of Josephine, state oi uregon, nas this day tiled in this office her sworn statem -nt No. - for t lie purchase of the N VW of Section No. 26, in Township 34, South of Ranee 3 E., nnd will offer proof to show that the Und aouifht is more valuable for its timber or stone than for azricnltura purposes, and to establish hor claim to said laud before the Register and Re ceiver of this office at Rosebitnr. Oregon. on the 11th day of November, 1902. She namea as witnesses: O. O. R. Ellis, of Seattle, wasn., u. Jonansen, of Seattle Wash., Geo. F. King, of Bis Butte Ore., and Geo. King, of Trail, Ore. Any and all persons claiming ad verseiv the above-described lands are re quested to file their claims in this office on or Delore said 1Kb day of November 1UUZ. J. T. BRIPGK8, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon. Auguet 1. 1902 Notice is herebv civen that in com- Sliance with the provisions of the act of ingress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act tor 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, LAMBERT 8KILLMAN. of San Jose, county of Snota Clara, State of California, has this dav filed in this office his sworn statement No. 3092, for the purchase of the NEi of Section No. 9, in Township No, 32 S., Range No. 3 a., and win otter proof to snow that the land sought is more valuable for its lim- uer or stone than for agricultural pur popes, and to establish bis claim to said land before Lha County Clark nf .Tnnlrnnn County, Oregon, nt. Jacksonville, Ore gon, on Tuesday, the 4th day of Novem. ber, :aoa. Me names as witnesses: J.J. McCall, of Prospect, Oregon, S. S. Aiken, of Prospect. Oregon, Geo. P. Kine, of Men lord, uregon, and J.J. Lane, of Medford, Oregon. Any and nil persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are re quested to file their claims in this office nn or Delore said 41 u day ot November, 1902. J. T. CiunuES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Roaoburg, Oregon, August 22, 1903. Notice is horoby glron that tbo follow-Ing-nnmeii settlor, bas tiled notice of bis In ten don to make final proof In sjpport of his olaim, mid that said oroof will be made before John S. Orlb, county clerk of Jackson county, at Jacksonville, uregon. on Ootober 18, 1902, viz: PREDEUIO E. FURRY, On H E. No. 8987, for the NNEVV, SR NE'i, Seo.81,8Vy;sttV4,Seo.80,lcp.376;, R lEast. Ho n nines tbo following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: i O. E. Stlnson and K. B. Stinson, of CHmax, Oregon; H. Q. Hathea and James Morton, ot Phoenix, Oregon, J. T. Bridges, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, ,,- Unitkd Statbs Land Otfick, Rosebnnr. Oreiron. June. 16. 1902. ' Notice, Is horeby given that In oompllanoo with the provisions of the aol ot Congress of June 9, 1878, entitled "An aet for the sale of timber lands in the States ot California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all tbe Public Land States by act Di Auguaii, lav. . , . . . ERA8TUS J. STARK 1 Of Grants Pass, county of Joaephlne, State of Oregon has this day fllod tn this offloo bis sworn statement No. 2723, for the purchase of the SEW of 9KVi or Seotion 6; WU of Section 5, and MF.Vi of NWli of Heotlon S. Townflhio.t2 3.of R S East, and willoffor proof t6ow that the-land apofiht la moro ruloablo for Ita timber or aton . than for aKrtoulmral purpoaaa, and to cstabilur nla olaim to aald land bofora tbo count ole.a of Jackaon CoontT, Oroifon, on Monday, tho Din. day ol Octobor, 1002. He namea aa wltnnaaoai Jamea Oormun, Jo.oph Currle.Johu Prlik and ' U. V. lUrvcy, all of Ormla Paaa, Orroron. Any and all poraona olnlmliiir adversely tho aliovo-doaorlbod landa are rtuiunatod to Ilia their olalrna In this ollloo on or before anld Dth day or Oclobor, 10oa. J, X, Uiiidom, - - Keglstefk NOTICE FOt PUBMCATIO.. Uhitbd (Watiw Imhd Orncit. , , , Hobo burg, Ore,, July 21,. 1902. Notice la hereby given that In compllana with the nrovlaiotia ol the act ol Conferee ol June 8, l7l, entitled, "An ant for the aala of " llrahor ln,la In lha ... f If,.--,- n gon, Nevada ami Waahlnglon Territory," as cxicnaco to an trie public land statei by aet of Auiftiat 4, WJ2, MRH. I.KMKA t wvtrrv . . . of Pullman, county ol Whitman, Hlato of Wnah Ington, baa thla day nlcil In thla onice bar aworn alifloniont No. Slid, for the purchase, 61 the i ftoiilh weai gnarter (HWji) ol Section Nol 84, ', InTownahlpNo. Mflouih of Kange No. i ' and will odor proof to show that the Ian ' aouifht la mora valuable for Ita timber or stono than for agricultural iiurpoaea, and lo establish, her claim to aald land before the Register aara neceiver oi iniaomceai Koseburg, Oregon, Or. TueMlav. the 9th dav of Dprj.mtu.v i(Wr ok. . " "ra. ame u. Htearna, ot Pullman. Washington. Mrs. Kll7irth f. hmh. ol Himkane, Washington James Oorman, of Meniorn, uregon, and John J. staley, of Slater. Washington. ' . Any and alt nersons clalmln .r1vr.Al thk alfove-deaerlbcd lands are requested to fllaa their claims In this offlcoon orWlnr. .nli .in. day of December, W02. ... j. i. jiairxics, Hogliter, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. f: Unitkuhtatch Land Office. ' - Ronebnrg, Ore., July 21, 1902. Notice Is hereby triren that in cnmnHan with the iirovlHlnns of the mit of Congress ot . June 3, 1H-H, entitled "An act for the sale ot tunoerianis in the Mate of California, Ova icon. Nevada and VI anhfiiaTton Terrttni-r." aat extended to all the Public Land State by mot MltS. KLfZABETII L. GROVE, of Spokane, county of Kpoknne, State of Wash, mgion, nu mis nay nied in tbii omce ner itworn Htatement No. 3017, for the purchase ot the Boiitheast quarter (HVM) of Bectlon No. 3L In Townshli No. 33 South, of Kange No. 2 X , and will offer proof to tihow that tl.e land sought In more valuable for iu Umber than tor agricultural jmr ;, and to estbUi.b :iaim to Hald land before the Register and e'vel oi thla office at Ronehtirir Ctti-uin. on Tuesday, the Sttrday of ptrcevor,- I5oi 8 ' nameti aa wltnessex: Mrs. Mat tie C. Btearns " and Mrs. Ienna M. Welly, of Full man, Waab ington. James Oorman, of Medford, Oregon, and John J. Staley, of Htaley, Washington. Any an au persons claiming adversely ua above-deftcrfbed lands are requested to Als their claims In this office on or before said 9tb. day of Deceulr, VJr. J. T. bridges, Register.- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Ukited Statri Laxd Office, , Rosclurg, Ore., Ju1t21, ISO. Notice Is herebv irtven th.t in rnmnllnna with the provisions of the act of Congressr of Jane 3, 1H78; entitled "An act for the sale of timber lanns In the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Wishington Terrltorr," as extended to all the Public Land States by wot of August t. 1X92, MRS. MATTIE C. STEARNS, of Pullman, county of Whitman, State of Wash ington, nas inia day nied in this omce her sworn statement N'o. 9018, for the pnrchaM ot the Northwest Quarter NW141 of Section Kb. .1-2, in Township No 33 South, of Kange No. 'J V... and will offer oroof to ahow that the l.riA sought Is more valuable for its timber or atoaa ,unu ,,,, nKin.uiLU,Bl ui p.racB, suu w e.iaoilSl. her claim to said land before the Register sad Receiver of this office at Koeburs. Orpunii. on - Tuesday, the 9th of day December, 1902. She names as witnesses: Mrs. Elizabeth I. Grove, of Spokane. Washington. Mra. Lenna M. Welt. of Pullman, Washington, Jamea Gorman. PC Madura, Oregon, and John J. Staley, ol Staky Washington. . Any and all nersons clalminr adversely tha above-described -lands are requested to fila, their claims in this office on or feffur. said Stb day of December, 1902. j. t. naiosaa, Kegisur. . Administrator's Notice. : i- ..... ... , -.. f. .i...i.K Notice is hereby eiven that the under signed has been appointed. Adminis trator, with the will annexed, of th estate of Mai Muller, deceased. All persons knowing themselves to be In debted to said estate are requested to settle tbe same at once. All person bavingr claims against said estate are required to present. them, witb proper vouchers attached, to me at the office of A. E. Reames lo Jacksonville, orcgPtV within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. - ' - Dated Aug. 21, 1902. C. L. Reames, ' Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Max Mailer, deceased.. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.,?: United States Land office, ' -a with the provisions or the act of Congreaa or--W June 3, 1878, entitled, "An act for the sate of . timber lauds In tbe -ttatea of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." aa ex tended to all the Public Land States by aol ot August 4, 1SK2, CUARLES H. MITCHELL, . . . of Wlldervllle, county ol Josephine, Statejof Oregon, bos this day filed In this office his aworn . statement No. 32H7. for tbe purchase of the NW of NEW, S&i of NWW, 8WUof NEli. of SectRrS No. 18, In Township Mo. 32 South, Kange ifV East, and will offer proof to show that the lmjd Bought ia more valuable for Ita timber or stono than for agricultural purpoaaa. and to establish bis claim to said land before R. L. Hartlata. County Clerk ot Josephine County, at hla onufa at Grants Pass, Oregon, on Monday, the 3rF day ol November, 1902. He namoa aa witnesses; Henry Olsen, Ole Uovde and Dun garner, of iiouana, uregon, ana jaanon seuvey, ol uranis Pass, Oregon. - Any and all persons claiming adveraely tho above-described landa are requested to file tbelr claims In thla office on or before aald 3rd day ofNovember, 1902. j. i . BiuDUEs, itegisrer. - SOUTH AND EA.9T VIA , SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPABT; Shasta Route Trains leave Medford for Portland and way stations at 4:21 A. 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