The Medford mail., October 03, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

r WIRED NEWS BRIEFS
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r A Ufo-slse statue of LoiiIb Kossuth,
was unveiled Sunday In Cleveland la
tho presence of 50,000 people. .
; Captain James B. Craft of Gleneovo,
a man of position and wealth, connect
ed by marriage with tlio Duryea fam
ily, the great Btareh manufacturers,
iwas murdered boforo daybreak Satur
day morning In the Umpire Garden
. hotel In the Teudeloln, ;
Professor George Eliot Howard, for
merly of Leland Stanford university,
now of Harvard, has been Invited by
tna nrtnrn nr reffnnta fir trtA n VAN
slty of Washington to visit that In
stitution and Inspect it previous to
conference with the board with a vt-w
to an appointment as Its president.
W. A. Baldwin and his Son George
of Portland, Or., were found guilty of
manslaughter for causing the death of
Frank Carlson, who was killed by a
tilow struck by George BaSdwIn in a
flBt fight. Frank Baldwin, an uncle,
,waa acquitted,- while George Baldwin
jWas recommended to the extreme
mercy or tne court.
'A haudsomely dressed woman, who
Bays she Is Mrs. Irene Miller, a widow,
Aged SI, of San Francisco, attempted
to commit suicide at the Washington
street entrance to the city hall,- Chi
cago, by swallowing chloral. ' She was
.taken in an unconscious state to the
Samaritan hospital where, after the
doctors had worked with her for sev
eral hours, she was revived. ;
i How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
aay case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by
Hull's Catarrh Cure.
1 F.J. CHENEY A CO:, Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cbenoy for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable tn all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any . obliga
tions made by their firm.
"West & Tkdax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WAuntto, Kinnak & Mahvxh, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Ha'.rs Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act
Inr directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
iaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle.
Boia oy ait uruKgisis. igsumuows inn. .
v 'Hall's Family Uls are the beau . ,
'ftraAtnr Nam Vnrlr ahofiliirAlw nrltfc.
but coal, Is helplessly facing the first
cold snap of winter that is soon to
come. The price of hard coal contin
ues to go up. It has now reached the
unprecedented price of $18 a ton. Soft
coal, the city s resort In the anthracite
famine, keeps pace with the hard coal.
Its normal price Is $3.50 a ton. Grad
ually it got to $7 a ton. But in the
continuance of the Pennsylvanfas
strike, the apparent hopelessness of
the anthracite situation, the soft coal
has in a week assumed the extraordi
nary value of $11 a ton the early
yamine price lor hard coal.
The Worst Form.
Multitudes are singing the praises o( Eodol,
the new discovery which is making so many
sick people well and weak people strong by di
gesting what they eat, by cleansing and sweet
ening the stomach and by transforming their
rood Into the klod of pure. rich, red blood that
makes you feel good all over. Mrs. Cranfill, of
Troy, LT., writes: For a number of years I
was troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia
which grew into the worst form. Finally I was
Induced to nse Kodol and after using four bot
tles I am entirely cured. ( heartily reoommend
Kodol to aU sufferers from Indigestion and dys
pepsia. Take a dose after meals. It digests
wnatyoueat. Chas. Strang.
,. There' will be no entertainment
teas, balls o.- other .relief from the
card week of the winter maneuvers
which will be under the direction of
Admiral Dewey. Admiral Dewey will
nave tne Deautlful Mayflower as his
flagship. There has been a good deal
of gossip as to the "presence of the
president at the maneuvers. It is
stated that the chances had dimin
ished almost to zero. The president
win proDauiy.be too busy during the
next short session of congress to leave
wasmngton. , ....
. T RllfnniinrIM And llvl- illMnlAM atthlauasAM
may be prevented by cleansing the system with
. -uiiua uiny j&isers. - jnese famous
i. little pills do not gripe. They move the bowels
arftntlv. bnt oonlnmilvj nnri tv ...... nt , v .
tcnlc properties, give tone and strength to the
gianu. unas. pirung.
J .Frenzied by what he alleges to be
the confession of his wife that she was
Infatuated with Samuel F. Adams, a
.wealthy real estate operator, Henry
!C. Rose, stage manager of "There's
Many a Slip, for Charles Frohman,
shot the woman dead In their apart
ments In the Royal Apartment house,
New York City, walked calmly to the
-nearest ponce station and gave him
self np. The tragedy waB enacted in
.the Rose borne after a dramatic scene
in which the husband, confronting hlB
wife with ihe accusation that he had
with his own eyes beheld prr.f of her
infatuation, protested hi " ' g love
and pleaded with her to iomJs his
rival. . .!''
p Natural Anxiety.
' Mothers regard approaching winter with un
easiness, children take cold so easily. No dis
ease costs more little lives than croup. Its at-
tack is so sudden that the sufferer is often be
yond human aid before the doctor arrives.
: Such cases yield readily to One Minute Cough
- Cure. LlqniBes the mucous, sllays inflamma
tion, -removes danger. Absolutely safe. Acts
immediately. Cnres coughs, colds, grip, bron
- ohitls, all throat and lnng trouble. F. S. Mc
' Mabon, Hampton, Oa.: "A bad oold rendered
1 me voiceless just before an oratorical contest.
1 Intended to withdraw but took One Minute
Cough Care. It restored my voice In time .to
win the medal." Char. Strang.
After' a search lasting five months
In which the king of Italy's detectives
took part, the mother and sister of
Count Elisor of Garfonlara, discovered
him playing a trombone tn the Italian
band at Atlantic City.. The countess
and her daughter had inquired of ev-
ery band in the country in an effort
to locate the count, who had vanished
from home on the eve of his wedding
'to a princess of a reigning house In a
; neighboring province.
Forty Tears' Torture.
. To be relieved from a torturing disease after
-40 years' torture might well cause the gratltudo
of anyone. That is what DC Witt's Witch Hazel
. Halve did for O.- Hauey. Geneva, O. Ho says:
! "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salv.gcured mo of piles
: after I bod suffered 40 years." Cures cuts,
burns, wounds, skin diseases. Jloware of ooun
! torfeits. Cbas. Strang.
: The Mail has the news.
)IR. BOWSER'S CURE.
A FEW DOSES OF IT HAD A SUR
PRISING EFFECT.
In TrrtnB; o Purify 1IU Mood In
One Ma-ht Ho Took an Overdose- ul
the aleiltetiic- mid Made the levelling-
Htlnrluna.
ICopyrlKht, IMS. by C. 11. Lewis.
R. UOWSKIt was smoking thr
lust of Ills cigar till! otlio
evening wliuu the doorbell
mug and the girl wild tlui
a man wanted to ace hliu at the diun
He stepped outside nud held wluii
scorned to bo a private conference for
about ten minutes, ami when he re
turned he had a two quart Jut: In iiis
haml.
"It was our butcher," he explained
as Mrs. Howscr looked at him in n
Questioning way.
"Aud he brought you that Jug?"
"Yes. I was telling him a few days
ago that 1 needed tin old fashioned
blood cure, and he volunteered to make
up one. . He knew Just w hore to got
the roots nnd barks, you see."
"And so you've Anally got around
to a blood cure!" sinned Mrs, Bowser.
"Will this be the end of It for a month
HB HAD A OOOD THING. AMD HB MEAKT
to I'usu rr.
or two, or will you try a dandruff ernd
icator, a liver Iiivigorator or a hay fe
ver douche before you quit?"
"Are you tJndlug fault becauso my
blood is out of order and I want to
cure It?" demanded Mr. Bowser. "That
would be Just like you."
"I hadn't seen any signs of your blood
being out of order."
"Oh, you hiidn't! I've had a pimple
as big as a hit-kory nut ou my nose for
the last two weeks, nnd yet you haven't
noticed It! Others have, however. I've
been almost nshitincd to ride on the
cars, and I've bad boys' call me Old
Pimple. My blood has been off for
weeks nnd weeks, and it's a WQtider I
haven't hud pimples by the hundred.
It's no wonder I have nightmare and
toss about as I do."
"And the butcher has kindly fixed
you tip a cure?"
"He has. Have yon any objections?"
"Not the slightest. Go ahead and
take yonr dose and get rid of your
pimple." j
"WHOOPEE 1 I'M FEELING GREAT, I AM."
Mr. Bowser looked at her for a' min
ute in an undecided way and then set
bis Jaw and carried the Jug down to
the dining room. The main Ingredients
of the euro were sassafras and dande
lion, and the butcher bad told bim to
drink half a tumblerful three times a
day. The stuff smelled good and tasted
better, and after one glass Mr. Bowser
decided to push things. There was no
use fooling around with that pimple
for a week or two when It could be
cured in one night. He took a second
glass and put the Jug awuy, but almost
Immediately brought It out again to
imbibe a third. Me had a good thing,
nd he meant to push it. The third
glaBs settled the fate of that pimple
for- all time to come. He went no-
stairs and" sat down to his newspaper,
and Mrs. Bowser had no remarks to
make. Ten or twelve minutes bad
passed when the family cat came out
from under the piano and strolled
about the room, and after looking at
her and rubbing his eyes Mr. Bowser
said:- '
'Mrs. Bowser, have you turned this
house Into a cat hospital ?"
'What do you mean?" she queried.
'Why, there are three old cats walk
ing about the room."
'You don't mean to say you sea three
cats?" . . ,
!Three cats, Mrs. Bowser, three
blamed bid tomcats, and I wou't bnve
it I'll knock every one of 'cm In tho
headl" .,
"There Is ouly ouo cut bore. Hits that
ilmplo worked oft' your nosu Into your
eyes?"
Mr, Bowser rubbed his eyes nnd
winked and blinked, tnul, U, two of the
cats vaiilshoill
"1 was Just Joking," lie n Id In n silly
way "Just having a llttlo fun, you
know. Of course there's only ouo out,
and site's the dearest old tiling in thu
world, Mrs. Bowser, next to you I love
that cut luoio'n anything else on earth.
It hIic should die, I'd want to tile tool"
"How much of that blood euro did
you take?" asked Mrs. Bowser as sho
looked hard at Ul tit.
"Just a sip, my dear. But It's doing
mo lots of good -already. I think It's
tluio to take another sip. You and tlio
cnt stay right hero until I take iiuother
dose. Funny nliout those three old
cats lm, liu, 1ml Thought It wiib the
Cnt hospital, you know,"
Mrs. Uowser did not seok to restrain
Mm, but when ho had gone downstairs
sho wunt up to her room. Uo didn't
Intend to take but one doso of that
blood cure, nud Unit a small one, but
the liquid tickled his palate and had
such a soothing effect on his pimple
that tho small dose became two lurgo
and liberal ones.
"Nothing like it for the blood noth
ing like It," ho mused as ho smacked
his lips aud reluctantly set tlio Jug
away. "Butchers kuow what Is good
for pimples on the nose. If I hadn't
happened to speak to our butcher, I
might have lmd forty pimples by Sat
urday. Funny about those old cats.
Can't tool mo again, though."
As he went upstairs ho looked for
Mrs. Bowser, aud, not seclug her, ho
oat down heavily in a chair and glanced
around tor the cnt. Sho had shifted
over on tho louugo aud was purring
away with eyes half closed.
"Yesh, er bes' cut In er World," snld
Mr. Bowser after gazing at her for
awhile. "If anybody ever hits you
with a bottle, you couto to me about
It. Anybody who bits my cut hits mo.
Shay, now, what's your name? I used
to know It, but' it's gouo out of my
bend. Is it Napoleon ?"
The cat opeued her eyes nnd ceased
to pur, and after some troublo Mr.
Bowser got bis eyes ou her again and
said:
"If it ain't Napoleon, then It's Shake
speare or Cicero or Ca-aar, but It's all
right all right. Best cat In er world
and best name In er world. If I want
to tako medicine for my blood, you
don't say nozzlngs 'bout it. Sliny, Na
poleon, let's be happy while wo may.
Let's swing our tints nnd whoop and
ha, ha, ha! Yon good feller, I'm good
feller, and Mrs. Bowsher good feller.
Whoop! Whoopee!"
The blood euro was having its duo
effect, nnd as Mrs. Bowser listened
over the banister sho heard Mr. Bow
ser trying to work up a Jig with his
feet After a few shuffles he suddenly
topped to call out:
"By er great born spoon, but them
old cats have come back six, seven,
eight, nine of 'em I Nine cats In a row,
and all looking at mo! Funniest thing
I ever saw ha, ha, ha! If Mrs. Bow
sher was down here, she'd go Into hys
terics. I don't want no cat hospital
around here, but I won't bo mean
about it. All er cats may stay all
night, and I'll give 'cm all er milk
they want to drink. Whoopee! I'm
feeling great, I am. Now, yon cats,
strike op a 'tune and shee ma waits:
to It"
Mr. Bowser rose up and wnbbled
about and finally staggered over and
fell upon the lounge. The cat escaped
crushing by a Jump and at once rai;
downstairs, but Mr. Bowser never
missed him and presently went 011:
"Yesh, I'll show you nine old calr
how to waltz after ragtime. I'll tultc
this chnlr for my partner and we'll
move off bo and, Johnny, get youi
gun out gun out gun out!" .
Mrs. Bowser felt Ihe house shaking
as be danced about, and she was pre
pared for the crash that soon came.
Mr. Bowser fell over the chair, and the
chair turned about and fell over bim,
and when she got downstairs they were
tangled np together nnd going to sleep.
"What kind of carrying on do you
call this?" she asked ns she stood over
the wreck.
Mr. Bowser opened one eye and look
ed at her In a sleepy way, and then
closed it nnd said; -
"Nino old cats, gway from me! . I
iwant er go to'shleep. Purifies er blood
and takes er pimples off, and zhere Is
nozzlngg like It Wboopl Whoo"
And then he slept and snored. '
M. QUAD,
Not For Dathlnsr.
Btslln Tho poets say ; Aphrodlto
Sprang from tlio sen,
llolln I nuppoKP who wanted to keep
bur bathing suit dry.New Yorlc Press,
THE CHEERFUL IDIOT
And the Glum Dyapeptio.
The cheerful Idiot Is tho individual
who when ha sees you come into the
house dripping from the storm inquires
pleasantly, "Is it raining?" If you were
whittling aud the knife slipped ami cut
off the top of a linger ho would any just
as pleasantly, "Did you cut yourself f"
It seems the chief business in the life of
the cheerful idiot to ask fool questions.
Mostly people put up with him as they
do with mosiiuiocs because they can't
help, themselves, lltit once In n while
the cheerful idiot runs up against the
wrong nmn. It wits that way when tlio
C. I,. of tlx boarding house tucklcd
taJjernb.e looVtng fellow - bonnier who
was tortured by dyswpsia. "Hello
Bmith," he cried, "aren't you feeling
well ? " And Smith growled back : "It's
none ot your business how I'm feeling."
Talk about adding insult to injury I
What could be any worse than asking n
man who had sull'criiig stuiiiiH.nl all over
him, "Aren't you feeling well?"
It's rather hard for the dyspeptic to
make a stranger to the disease under
stand just how much suffering dyspejisia
can cause. Words dou't express it.
That terrible gnawing sensation ill the
stomach is p.ist description. Ivven after
you hnve recited the specific aches and
pains there arc no terms to express the
cumulative and combined effects of them
all upon liolh miud and Ixxly.
DON'T CULTlVATK DVSI'KPStA.
That would seem unnecessary Advice,
yet it is a fnct thut in tile main, people
who finally become dyspeptic seem to
have studied how quickest to bring on
the disease. They eut irregularly, 'i hey
eat unwholesome or innutritions foods.
They eat heartily when they are tired
with a day's work nnd the stomach needs
rest instead of exercise, lu (act if they
made a study of the quickest way to
dyspepsia or disease of the stomach in
general and its allied organs of diges
tion and nutrition, they could not prac
tice more successful methods.
When dyspepsia once lias its grip on
the stomach tile mall who has experi
mented with tablets and powders and
other palliatives without iiermanent re
lief finds himself asking the question,
"Am I ever going to be well again so
that I can eat with appetite and enjoy
ttstnt?" The one necessity to the recovery of
health i the cure of the diseases of the
stomach aud other organs of digastlon
sad nutrition. Tablets of soda, mint,
etc., will for the moment alter the con
dition in the stomach, but they won't
alter the condition of the slomach Itself.
These things are therefore merely pal
liatives. Not only do they not cure nut
by affording temporary relief they lull
the victim into a false security until he
probably finds himself some day very
much worse for their use.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
T.snrl nffloe at Rosetiurff. Oratrnn. Boot. 2fi.
U92. Notice Is hereby given that tho following;
named sottler bas riled notice of bis Intontfon
to make final proof fn support of his olnlm. and
that ssld proof will bo maao boforo A. 8 Hilton,
TJ. 8. commissioner, at ModfonJ, Oregon, on
AovemDer s, iw, vis: r
ANDREW 1. STANLEY,
On H. E No. 0000, for the NWl, NEJ
BW WJj BE'A, Bee. 10, Tp. 87 fit, K. 1 Wost.
He names the following wltnessos to prove
hfs continuous resldenoe upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
William W, Taylor, Honry H. Taylor, Jamoa
8. Bonrdrnan nnd William H. Btownrt, all of
Modford, Orogon.
J. 1. Bntuoss, Register.
Administrator's Sale.
In the County Court for Jackson County,
Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Curry, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that under nnd
by virtue of an order of the County
Court in nnd tor tho County ol Jiicltfon
and Btuto of Oregdn, duly und regularly
n
years, wtrvotisanffpbyalsallsaMIISr.lBa.
Vfnmy, Laws uU as Jf luanaali.
callous! SHnaalo rrhmm. frMsa4r
rUmm. qnarriMS. smL !
of DrlBBllna?. Sv a ookbIim
HOW UV.SI'ltl'HlA IS CDkKn,
There la nu almost certain cure for
dyspepsia aud other dliienses of tlio
aloiiinuli and organs of dlueslluii niul
nutrition, Dr. l'luree's Golden Medio
Discovery always helps nud almost al
ways cures. In ninety-eight per cent,
ot 'canes lu which the '" 1 uncovery " has
been given a fair and faithful trial It has
wrought n perfect aud periuaueut cure,
It has cured the most severe and obsti
nate conditions of stomach trouble which
have failed to yield to any other medi
cine. ....-
Mr. Neil Nelson, the Irlali ConmUsn
and Mimic of 577 Koydeu Street, Cum.
den, N. J., writes: "We fulfilled an
engagement ot twelve weeks aud lbs
constant traveling gave me a Iwd touch
of that dreaded disease culled dyspepsia.
I hud tried everything po-wlMe ' '"ire It
till lust week while at u. V.
Keath's llijou Theatre,
' Philadelpha, In the Ncl.
sou Trio, a professional
friend of mine advised
me to try Dr, Pierce's
Qolden Medical Discov
ery. I tried It, and.
thank God, with good
results."
" For three years I
suffered untold agony,"
writes Mrs. H. R. White,
of Slaustead, Sttinstead
Co., Quebec (itox 115).
" I would have spells ot
trembling aud belug sick
at my stomach, pain In
right side all tlie time;
then It would work up
1 Into my stomach, aud
such distress it is Inipos
VJ&ln allilc to drserilw, I wrote
to the World's Dlspeu
sary Medical Association,
staling my case! to them,
nud they very promptly
answered and told me
what to do, I took eight
bottles of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery, and fiv vials of Dr. Pierce's Pie
ant Pellets. Thanks to Dr. Pierce and
his medicine I am a well woman to-dny.
Dr. Pierce's medicines also cured my
mother of liver complaint from willed
she had lieeu a sufferer for fifteen years.
We highly recommend these incUictucs
to all suffering people."
Diseases which seem to he remote from
the stomach, but which originate in the
stomuch are cured through tne stomach.
For this reason disease of heart, lungs,
liver, kidneys, aud other organs are
cured by "Golden Medical Discovery,"
when it bus cured the disease of (he
stomach and its associated organs of
digestion and nutrition.
It has been a surprise to many peopls
who have taken "Golden Medical Dis
covery" for stomach "trouble," to find
that as the stomach was cured, diseases
of long standing which had affected
other organs were cured also. Tut
"weak " heart becomes strong, the slug
gish liver active, the clogged kidneys
arc cleansed, the lungs made sound.
The whole tiody is practically renewed,
built up with firm, healthy flesh, and not
puffed np with flabby fat.
Some dealers desiring to make the
little more profit paid by the sale of lets
meritorious medicine will sometimes
offer the customer a substitute for
"Golden Medical Discover'," claiming
it to be "itist as goal." Nothing is lust
as good tor you which has not Just as
good a record of cures, nnd no other
medicine ho a record of cures compar
able with those effected by the use 4
"Golden Medical Discovery."
OlVg IT TO SOUS ONR B.UIS.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing over a thousand
large page and more than 700 illustra
tions is sent frtt on receipt of stamp
to pay expense of mailing only. If you
don't feel the need of this valuabla med
ical work'youraelf, why not give It to
some friend or young married couple.
It is an invaluable gift, and on which
will be highly appreciated by the recipi
ent. Send 31 one-cout stamp for tne
volume In durable cloth-binding, or only
SI stamps for the book in paper covets.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
mnde snd entored in tho records' for
probate In said county and statu on Sep
tember 2, 100:!, I; li. G. Nicholson, ad-,
ministrator ol the estate ot Anna Curry,
deceased, will Kill at private salo tlio
following dosoribed real ostato situato
In Jackson County, Oregon, said prop
erty belonging to said ostato and being
particularly closiiribod as follows: An
undivided one-fHlh Interost subject to
tho dower inloresl of Jane H. Plyiiuilo
of, in and to the following rani property
particularly described as beginning at
tho cornrr of Sections eleven, twelve,
thirteen and lourtecn, in Township 37
South, Range two West, W. M., in Jack
son County, Oregon, nnd running thenco
east six and 62-103 chains ; thence north
thirteen and K5100 chains; thenco west
fifty-five and fjfi-100 chains: ; thence south
forty and 51-100 chains: thence cast
thirty-one and 42-100 cnaina; thence
north four and 80 100 chains; thenco
CflBt seventeen and f)4-100 chains; thence
north twenty-two and HO-100 chains to
the placo ol beginning, containing ono
hundred and ninety-nine and 00-100
acres, and also an undivided one-tonth
interest subject to the dower interest
of Jane K. Pfymalo and also subject to
estate indebtedness of Anglo and Ply
male of, in and to Lots numbered seven
and night, in Block numbered fourteen,
in Medford, Oregon.
That the sale of said property will be
made from nnd utter October 4, 1002,
and the salo thereof will be made for
cash in band.
H. G, Nicholson,
Administrator of the Estate of Anna
Curry, Docoaaed. ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
' TJnlteu hiatus i,ann urnre, '
Rosoburg, Orogon, July 15, 1002,
Notice Is haruby gfven that In compliance
with the provisions of tbe sot of Congrnss of
Junn a, 1878, entitled "An act tor tbe salo of
timber lands In tbe Btntns of California, Ore
gon, Novsdn, and Washington Territory," as
extondod lo nil the Public Land Btutos by aot
of August 4, 1B02,
CLARENCE ft. nTJKT.L,
of Pullman, oounty of Whitman, Btate of Wash
ington, lias this dav filed In thlsofllco his sworn
slatoment No. 2070, for tlio purnhssn of tho
Southeast Quarter (HE)) of 9eotlon No. 22, In
Townphip No. 83, Boutfc of Range No. 2 B., and
will offor proof to show ttmt tlio fund HOUKht Is
more vnlunble for Its tlmbnr or stone than for
agricultural purposns, and to 'establish his
claim tn said lend boforo thb Roglsror and Re
cnlvor of this nnlco at RoMobnrir, Orocon, on
Thursday, (ho 20lh day of Nnvcmhor, IDiu. Uo
nnmcs ns wllnniisnsi Wllllum W: Robertron,
of Moscow, filnlio, and D. Flelchor Blnlov,
Phil o. Ulckford nnd Edwin W. McCaun, of
Pu.lmnn, WiiMhlnatnn.
Any and nil porfolis olntmfng ndvorsplv tho
nhovo-oesnrlticd InndH ro r?nl)!.nted to Ilia
ilicir claims In this nfilco on or boforn mud 2oili
da of November, lorn,
J, t. Dhidoks, Roglstor,
SOOIUTUta Olf MKDFOitD.
' I. O, O. l l.uihic No. nil... hi lr 1. tl, 0. i
hull oviiry Htittmiuy nl at s Mi. Visiting
brolluMMiilvviiyi. wiiluohie.
I'i. W, l.'At.KIKS, ,v u,
A. 1). NaYUUI. I(ot), Hue,
I. j. t'iTV. Huiimi 1 1 iVo r f c uei u i i" i ii" o 1 1 1 1
No. mi, iimhiisIii I, u, t'. K. hull thuBi ioii.. mid
foiii lli Wi'dnusiliiys ul eiu'li iiioiili ulH p. in,
.11. II. IUiivsv (', IV
W. T. YoitK, Horlhu.
Ollvo Iliilieliull Lodge Nn.UH, iuumi"ii i, o.
O.I'', hull iHhi ami iliini Tiiundnys ul uuob
Uluulli, Visiting nintoi'H ln Itrt! tuiiltuu.l
Al.l'A NAVI.vni, I,, U,
MlNNlK tlOX, 11(1(1. Hl0. .
. 1-. . rt. Al, .Mtii'li, mi-1 r'l'lda.i on 1,1 ha"
fuio full moon lit H i. in., in Musinii,- mil:.
, .1 A. l.i in,, k, I, . M.
W. V.l.ll'I'INCOTI', llul' .Km,,
K. of l.-'l'illiiiimi lodge N(T SI, uimuiiln
te.uX'",""K '' lu' Vlxltiiiir Imahors al
ways wtiiooutf . K. n, ici.u-ihiij n n
It. H. 1'iiii-w. K. of it. ana j,!1'''"'""'' '
Kiilghts of I ho Mnecaiieea.-Trlunipu Tom
SMsaa,1"1''""
V. T. Yoini, I If!!'. Kl'1l",,' OonimsBdar,
n.A' 2' u' w." ""sraa of HnnniC-l(7ihir Mm
..!.'. f' "i""1". 1M""y. ' uu'1 lh W'mli esJ "y
ovviiliig of each month, nl A. , u. W. ball
., .. 1'SIIKHKA IIUIIUAIIU. U ul U
lloss IIoukskvos, lire. ' ' "'
I.roll:o"r.l!:v!l.d"lol.'r,e?,irr "-"' V,Al"
A.UA.,.l,u,lUAIII'K'0,.u,r,!'"O,"-' W'
U. of A. Modiurdl,rMlgB No. eVI iiisniii
Sa nrday evening A. w .Vf"ui I
Vlalilug Praters Invited tn attend, 1
l.A.JmuM,, uW.br.,.,NHUN,KM.
Woodmen of the Wnrld-Oamn No. no miuiu
no.AC. MKH. Clerk. J' W' W" "' '
...Chrvannthemuin tilrclr. N u m
tviKHiuraii -Mens soeouii ami fount Tuwdav
0f naeiainnlhatT:aV p. nj. In If . If ! Iilfr
Vlsllluuiil.iur. h,n.r ," " lialu
KATUKS.aj, WA.,T.Ntil."k!"",T,"'K,' '
W. II. O, Oheaior A. Arthur tviriis No a,
MMS. IVAK IIUMAK.?!,""' U' ' A""ttVt- ''""
O, A, K. CljoHtor A, Arthur Vnmi n. a
D. ft, AHoaifa, aZC'''"'-"-
a. m'.Y.rey,Vrch"u"r " Thur1'
M-S.J. (llmAW ,,re,ldeo1
Krillrrnnl Ilnilhcrhood-Mwt. evon, a-H.iIZ
Hlstora and llrolhcrs cordially InvlUHl V1,l"n
W. L. Oils, Berreiary. "' A' K.
lers and brothers alw.va wJIS!. U,B
att. K. P,? JC4li W' -
0HUH0HE8 OF KEDFOBD.
Mothodlst KuispalcTi7renr"u'Xr
pastor I'roaolilng ovory Babbalh at II a m '
Ullsw. upt. Class mealing e.eri rtibh'.h;
at olose ol sermon. I.ovl Kauoeii iZ,iT i "
rouccu, yrfiit. l(iitular wiit J1!;- "
lag erer Thursday eVo?lnf f"LEw
sewing olrelo every mnk lil.i. Lailloa'
meel. the Sr. r'rXUSS ,B
.. ,lorl011 Lauren xhomae F Dav it i,
"': Pa"'. Itosldenoa at miii.e In Xr'ear of
ehureh. l'reaehlng orcr, BabUall ,t llT n
and a p. m. Hum., sohril al 10 a H ?'
dors. Hunt. -t-t.,l... m " ' I K- a.
hour- brfus, ifrewair;-:
lloag. Pro.. Ml.l-e. mrollngeverv Thure
day al s p. m. Ladles' Aid Hoel'ly em aih.V
Tui ulay afloriioon, tin. H.rJh Via lw7o
Lad caM ls.louary Hoclf I "m TaeMlav ol' .Eh
month ataiauo. ni u,. uJ.-i. v"T T.'.?,CB
. . ... , m utoo i'rre.
Il.ptl.i church Mnv, T, L. Crandan suh,
Sahl-atli wrvlemi Preaching II i &
p. m. Habbath schn.il loa. m.: II v P ii S
.'.s?iSa;.ra
Christian ehurch-Cnrner . l'i wi'o'nTT
atroeia. Preaching every Ijiruv . ., .t n
n,eP,ng Tn
Methodist Kpiacopal Church Houtb Aev M
"v' tM,OTl 'reMngevor.8uuai,"i
11 a. m. ami evonlngi Hiindajsoboolat 10a m i
tSri "7r"1""h!gt.o"ebek'
mi an our servioes
Ht. Mark's Kplseonal Church i-Hvenaont anil
month at II . ' nt uStnSi pr;.,n"I0d'
mon, sih Sunday of each monlE sVli . i1 SSnZ
day rchool at lo a. m. All in.l.ed." Pew; tZ.
' . Idleman, I'rloat In charge
- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'Hirsn Htatss I,asd Orrirm.
., . t ""burg, Ore, Alignsl 29 1002
-f!?1 li" h",rS,,'r ,von "'I " cm dlan'os
with tho provisions of the not 1 1 CoiiiriZ ,,i
Juno 8 ,187s. ontllled "An S lor the IS"! ot
timber lands In ll, Hlaios nl California Ore'
olXllguit V IsV' """" """" H"",,"
KI.KNOItA II, 8IINIKJIIIHT,
L,.l.,!,c",u,Illy.','' h.""' H,,l" "f 'daho, has
ii .""I." "ii"iitce nor sworn Mlatumuut
No. 8ili fur llio purnhssn of the Kiiil i v
KU of tiYli, nl (lection No 22 l TV.-wn.hln Vo'
sifSjaiih flange No. 2 Kasi, .Ti. will oft r prof
to show hat iTio land rnught Is inoro valiial. lo
for Its llmlior or stono than for ngrlciiltiirn.1
puriMisos, snd to ostshll.h her clalin to salrt
land before ft. I llarllntl, county ctorkoljo.e
phlno County, at his onii-o nl Orni its Pass OrS.
M iy, the 17th day'of Novombor,
Any and an norsnns claiming advorsolv the
nbovo-dMcrllied niuls nro reonosied to 111?
Choir claims in this ,,nico on or hofore said 17ili
day of November, 1002. '
, T. IIkiikjm, Itegliter,
INOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION,
unneu mates Land Ofnee,
,. ,. .oebiirg, orogon, July l, 1062.
in? Vh i"h?r,"bJ' "i'S? ""' ln compliance
ttm isfif0". ?!1-'-0.!."19.1.0' Congress or
June s. 1878, entitled "An Aot for tho ai.
Timber Lands In tho State, of California. Ore
gon. Novado, nnd Wsshlngion Torrllory; as.
i'- .. -. PtiBTOITRR STALKY.
pf Pullman, county of. Whitman, Mate of Wash
ing on, has this day died In this omoo his sworn
statomont No. aonfi, for tho purohase of the
Northeast Quarter (NKM) of rfcotlor 1 rfo M, in
Township ffo. 115 South, or Range No. - -, snd
will offur proof to show that the land sought
l".morS, ,Vm" 0 " I'mhcr or stone thin
for ngrloiiltiiral purnoROH, nnd u establish his
claim to said land heforo thu llcglstor ami fti
calvor of thin odloo at nonoburi, Oregon on
Thursday, llio aoih doy nl Novcmhor, 11102. ' Ho
K,ow'!unnhoo.", wi m w- A"t"rv
Any nnd nil norsons claiming ndvorsoly tlio
nHovo-dosnrl wd lands nro n-qnnsted iS I ;S
i'iy of SKS 0,1 or bo",ro "'" 2'
, J.T. BiiiLur.B, Rcglstor.'