The Medford mail., November 21, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

Newly Married Man Has Trouble.
' Riverside Twonty-flvo pounds of
gunpowder exploded umlor tlio rnsl
tlcnco of Arthur Kustup Friday night,
Siloing llttlo datnnse, however. East-
Rip was married Thursday night, and
two of his relatives aro suspectod of
the attempt to wreck the house. The
lather of Mrs. Eastup had threatened
Ills daughter If she married against
his wishes, and Eastup's stepson was
also known to have fallen out with
Eastup. , ;
Japs Attack Section Boss.
San Rafael There was a lively time
for a short time Friday between a
sang of seventy Japanese ... laborers
working on the North Shore railroad
near San Goronlmo and Section Boss
Frank Salavlnl. The Japs became dis
satisfied with Salvlni's orders and pro
ceeded to throw stones and other mis.
Biles at him. Salavlnl fled to the sta
tion with the Japs in hot pursuit, and
boarded a passing train. 'He returned
later accompanied by re-enforcements
and discharged the gang.
$100 Rewara, 100.
1 The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn thai there Is at least ono dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all Its
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a oonslttu
lonal dtBease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halt' Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces el the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving tho
patient strength by building up the constltu
lien and assisting nature in doing Its work.
The proprietors have so much faith In Its cura
tive powers that thoy ofter One Hundred Dob
Inrs for any case that It falls to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address, P. J. CHENEY A CO- Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Ball's Family Pills ate the best.
.' S. P. Employes Granted an Increase.
San Francisco Fourteen hundred
men of the Southern Pacific system
and the lines lu Oregon, Including
train dispatchers, telegraphers and
station agents, have been granted a 1C
per cent increase in wages.
- Safe Blown Open With Dynamite.
San Francisco Cracksmen blew
open a safe vdtbln half a block of the
Seventeenth-street police station Satur
day morning. There were four police
men in the station, but they were not
aware of the crime until six hours
later.
Startlmer, But True.
"If everyone knew what a grand
medicine Dr. King's New Life Pills is,"
writes D. H.Turner, of Dempseytown,
Pa., "you'd sell all you have in a day.
Two weeks' use has made a new man
of me." Infallible for constipation,
stomach aud liver trouble, JiOo at
Qbas, Sprang' flruir su
Must Not Attend the Races.
San Francisco Clerk Mahoney has
issued and order to the effect that at
tendance at the races or at baseball
games will be sufficient cause for dis
missal.
. Ran Three Blocks After Being Shot.
Lob Angeles After an exciting chase
of three blocks a bullet from a detect
ive's revolver stopped the flight of P.
G. Anderson, wanted in San Francisco
on four charges of forgery.
Lack in Thirteen.
By sending thirteen miles William
Spirey. of Walton Furnace. Vt.. got a
'box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve that
wholly cured a horrible fever sore on
bis leg. Nothing else could, f OBltlvaly
cures bruises, felons, nlcers, eruptions,
bolls, burns, corns and piles. Only 2eo.
guaranteed by Chas. Strang, druggist.
Body Found Afloat in the Bay.
San Francisco The body of an un
known man was found floating in the
bay Saturday afternoon. Not a marl
or scrap of paper was found which
would In any way identify the body.
Fell Sixty Feet and Broke His Neck.
San Francisco C. P. Perkins, a lath
er, was killed Saturday afternoon by
falling a distance of sixty feet in the
elevator shaft of a building occupied
by the Indianapolis Furniture company
' When yon wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth, go at ones to Chas.
Strang's drug Btore and get a free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. One or two doses will
make you well. They also euro bilious
ness, siuk headache and constipation. .
Miles Found Guilty of Murder.
Sacramento The Jury in the case
of Melvin Miles, the nesro charged
with the murder of Mark Trujtllo, a
Mexican ranch hand, brought in a ver
dict of guilty of murder In the first
degree and fixed the penalty at life
Imprisonment.
. Jeffries and Fritz to Tour Together.
San, Jose After the completion of
Fitzsimmons' theatrical tour, which
ends Saturday night, the ex-champion
and . James J. Jeffries will tour the
country together. An agreement to
that effect was signed here by the
fighters last week.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of (iaova's Taste
X.EB8 uniLt, Tomo. It Is simply Iron and Qui
nine In a tasteless form.. No cure, no pay,
2rioe 50 cents.
Saves the Life of Her Babe.
Santa Rosa In full view of many
people on Fourth street Saturday, Mrs.
E. L. Bee flung herBelf from a buggy
drawn by a madly frightened horse
that was tearing along at a. breakneck
speed. She held her child tightly in
her arms, and although she fell with
terrific force, the mud at the place
broke her fall and she escaped with a
Severe shaking, the baby being un
harmed. To Cure a Gold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablet. Ail
drugglBta refund the money If It falls to cure,
-is, W. Drove a signature is on each box, Wsj,
Bluffed
By ELIA9 LISLB ?
1 ...ComtioRT nv Ellas Lisi.k....
Weariness hntl overtaken the Junior
partner. It had been a bard tiny. Uultl
and bonds In throe separate nn'd vast
consignments had como in late too
Into for deposit. For tho night nearly
a million dollars must remain lu the
ollloe safe. The unexpected Influx had
kept the junior partner later than usu
al, for he was a muster of tho detail of
his otlloe. For a time be debated eslao
llshlng nu extra guard nt the oilleo,
but gave over that Idea. Special pre
cautions would n rouse talk, and there
were business reasons for keeping the
matter quiet. Anyway, tho burglar
alarm system aud the special watch
Jji!LCU!Ji?"t jr.unr5TiKe"'of S!,fo
ty. So the Junior partner leaned back
In his easy otllee chair and closed his
o.ves for 9 moment.
."Anything Tnore, Mr. Frnukltn?"
asked the senior bookkeeper from tho
inner otlloe, where tho big safe was
"Xo., Has every one gone?"
"Every one but you and me. sir." re
plied the other with tho exact particu
larity of la 11 pun so which is the result
of long years spent over lodgers.
"Good nlpht. then. I shall bo coming
along in a few moments."
It scorned n. very few "moments after
the door had closed on tho head book
keeper when Franklin opened his eyes
again. lie swung forward in his chair,
dazed, for darkness was nbout him.
Consciousness, dragging Itself slowly
from the cloying sands of sleep, strug
gled with vnguo uncertainties. The
flicker of an electric light from Wall
street, seen through a distant window,
helped the junior partner to recall him
self to realities. lie half turned, and In
that instant was wide awake, for a
harsh, startled voice ouuiile said:
"What's that?"
"Shut your head." piped another
voice -In a high, piercing tone Instinct
with eavageness. "You didn't hear any
thing." "Maybe 'twas somethln' outside.
Where's the glim?"
"Don't open up too wide, you fool,"
warned the high voice as a band of
light appeared und broadened through
the darkness. n-i' -'yT-"?'.! ,.
,-. '-
outing motionless as stone, Frank
lin beard the men moving along the
outside part'itloii until they reached a
point opposite hlnjL J.hrejrnsjum
bllng at the door, which was fasteQtd
by a spring lock.
"Hold on," said the gruff voice. "Le's
climb over the partition."
"Climb over nothing!" retorted the
other voice angrily. "Going out to look
for a ladder, I suppose. U'you think
we got all night to waste?"
"Yon said the watchman was doped
for two hours."
"What's two hours to a bungling fool
like you np against a good snfe?"
"Yon gimme an hour at this safe, and
I'll make a wide open Noo York of it,"
said the gruff voice confidently.
"Open up that door first, then," said
the other.
"That's all right, bnt every time 1
tackle a door I think of that burglar
algrm we run against In Stcyn's Joolry
store."
"We ain't goln' to run against any
alarm here. Didn't I tell you I squared
the Janitor's assistant and fixed tho
wires in the cellar?"
"Well, there might be"
"Well, there ain't," broke in the oth
er furiously. "Cut it out! D'you think
you can tench me anything about any
kind of wires, alarm or telegraph, or
anything else? Haven't I been every
thing from lineman to operator, aud
didn't I run the wire tapping outfit
that bilked the poolrooms last year?"
"Hold the light here, then," growled
the confederate. "The lock's dend
easy." .
During this conversation Franklin
sat paralyzed at his desk. Any re
sistance that be could put up against
the robbers would be nlmoBt useless.
He had never kept a revolver in hia
desk and was accustomed to deride
mildly the more cautious men of his
acquaintance who always kept a load
ed weapon at hand. Now he cursed
himself for neglecting this precaution,
recalling a saying of a western friend:
"You don't want a gun very often,
bnt when you do want It you want it
bad."
The entrance of the robbers meant
ruin to him and to his firm. How easy
the safe would be "for them he knew
bettor than they, for the heavy door
had been left open at his orders that be
might put some papers In It before
closing. On any other night the safe
would have been closed." But this
night, of all others, the Junior partner
bad fallen asleep at his post, and not
only he himself, but a thousand inno
cent people, whose Interests were
bound up In the house, were to 'suffer
the penalty. Well, he would at leuBt
do what be could to save them, though
it were at the forfeit of bis' own life.
A wild idea of smashing bis window
and shouting for help he put aside.
To Bend one's voice ringing up and
down an empty nirohaft, bordered by
vacant windows, would be a cheerless
performance and prodigal of breath
that be might need later on.
Then It came to his mind that his pa
per cutter was a Malay creese, small,
but keen and strong. Armed with this
he could creep over to the door and
.when it opened stab at least one of the
Invaders. Undoubtedly the other would
shoot blm, but that didn't much mut
ter, and possibly the second man might
not care to wait for loot under tho cir
cumstances. Sliding his hand along In
search of the weapon, ho touched with
ft8 S5Ete1'3fifi.fiiiSSLtL2?rln Sit
his desk. It gave a little and flew up
with a metallic click. Llko a flash the
thought of how ho hud lu ldlo mo
menta sat there mid with his pencil
abaft 011 tho look ticked olf Morso coilii
messages to nowhere, Jolued with tho
memory of whnt tho high voice had
said as to Its owner's telegraphic ac
quirements, and tho two ideas coa
lesced lu a well defined hope. As an
operator the Junior partner was some
what rusty, and us uu Instrument tho
spring lock was only a fulr tonal Imi
tation. . Hut It was a chance tho best
one In sight and as such to bo seized.
Fraukllu seised It. v .
At tho tlrst accidental click tho fum
bling at tho door hint ceased.
"Thero's somebody In there," growled
tho harsh voice, quavering'' tiiroatily.
Evidently its owner was in a tremu
!2!!S ?.,-"!; .C-m,m'- Thvro was nothing
UvmulousliboulXlsiui'liier.
"In "your mind," he snarled. "If there
is, I've gut 11 bullet for hlin and my
knife for you, you sniveling whelp, Jf
you don't br.ieo up," ho added In n
frenzied squeal.
"Don't," gasped tho other. "I'll go
ou. I'll"
"Tfck-tiek, tl-lck; tick -tick, tl-lcki
tlck-tlek, tl-lck." sounded clear through
the darkness.
"There!" chattered tho man who was
working on the door. "Did you did
you Wha-at was It?"
Thero was a period of silence, broken
only by Uie sharp clicking.
"It's a telegraph call; that's what It
Is. I don't havo to bo a operator to
know that." The quavering voico was
answering Its own question.
"It couldn't bo." There was not the
fierce assuranco in tho piping voice
now that thero had been. "It don't
sound like any Instrument 1 ever
heard. Oh, I know!" Keller was evi
dent In theione, and a corresiwiullngly
sickening feeling rose In tho junior
partner's chest. "It's ono of those
stock tickers working overtime. You
ain't going to let a thing like thnt"
"You said you'd cut the wires,"
growled tho other voice. "You lied to
mo. I ain't goln' to stay. Agrrh!
Loggo my thro.t!" Tho growl had
suddenly been ci-mprcsscd to a wheez
ing squeak.
"Open up that door or I'll strangle
you!" The piping voice had a wild
beast note In It now.
The fumbling at the door was re
sumed. Franklin could hear the lock
sliding. Doggedly ho kept on with his
pencil, spelling out his faked message.
"Tlck-tick-tlck, tick, ti-lck-tick, tl-lck
"ItVa niessago." tTio high voice was
shriller thiyv. ever. "g-cn-eJi-oeiid
ucip: a mgji pitched, savage ontu I
rang in the air. 'nL'U UutCB-. He's
gbFa prlvarawlro "there." "''""
JTho. Junior partner, got to his feet,
Sresscd a butTrin and leaped uikmi his
esL In the flood or light that he had
turned on he could see over the parti
tion a tall, thickset" fellow lending a
little, wiry, redheaded man In a rnco
to the outer door. Thero the little man,
half turning, saw him. .
"Ah, you would!" he screamed furi
ously. "Take that!"
Ills revolver spurted flame. There
was a crash of glass, and Franklin
Jumped to the floor unhurt. Across the
office he raced, threw up a window and
sent his voice ringing out between tbe
high buildings of the street
"Around In Broad street!" be called
as trampling feet answered his shouts
and tho dark figures of two policemen
appeared.
Then he went back, closed the safe,
seated himself at his desk ahd wrote
busily. V'hen the detectives from tbe
police station came In, breathless, ho
bunded a slip or paper to each.
"There's the best description 1 can
give of tbe men!" he said. "You can
read It as you run."
Sandstorms.
Sand and dust whirls occur In arid
regions In hot weather. They may
be anywhere from a rod to several
rods in diameter and from twenty to
a thousand feet high. They are some
times compound, a score or more small
whirls forming a whirling circle around
a common center. They are very com
mon in India. They sometimes carry
up so much sand in the Babara and
Arabia that those on whom the sand
falls are overwhelmed. They occur
also In tbe arid regions of tho United
States.
In the Magdalena valley, across tbe
mountains westward from Socorro, in
New Mexico, during a hot day in sum
mer they form at the head of a valley
in a long, slender, vertical column
perhaps GOO feet high and then travel
down the valley toward the village of
Magdnlenn, over which they burst
sometimes, bringing little puffs or con
trary winds and a shower of flue dust.
In some places a group of stationary
whirls of the same general charaCe;
as the preceding Is tied down lo oik
point. Such are the whirls which form
sometimes over volcanoon.
DlBfter Thuti the Sun.
A minute parallax or about one-six-tlcth
of a second of arc found for
Arcturus by Dr. Elltln gives n most
astounding result This small parallax
Implies u distance from the earth equal
to about 12,000.000 times the sun's dis:
tance. This vast distance would pro
duce a diminution of light of about
3511 magnitudes, so that the sun placed
at the distance of Arcturus would be
reduced to a star of only 0 magni
tude! It would not bo visible , with an
opera glass! Arcturus is therefore In
round numbers 0'j magnitudes, or over
6,000 times brighter than the sun
would be at tho sumo distance. .As
suming tbe sama density and bright
ness of surface as the sun, the diame
ter of Arcturus would therefore be
about Bovcnty-nine times the sun's di
ameter, or over 08,000,000 miles, and
its mass about 000,000 times the musa
of the sun flgureB well calculated to
"stagger tho imagination." Gentle-
"FACTORY GIRLS."
Tho Graceful and Handsome
Women who Work at
tho Loom.
Any one who has lived In a factory
town and has seen the tide of human lilo
which floods the streets when the mills
stop for the day, will have bevu struck
by the number of graceful and handsome
young girls among the ihroijg. Light
licnrtvtl, smiling, mirthful, it is hard to
reali.e that lliey have jtnit left a day's
fatjgiiing work. Hal another sight at
tracts the onlooker, lie sees iMoups of
other wouicu, thin of form, dull of eye,
languid of movement, and he rculir.es
that these were but it few years ago as
bright aud happy at their younger fellow-workers,
it' is nulimil' to usU the
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UKITKD BTATP.H LAST) OFFICK,
KoseburK, Ore., Hopt. 23, IWY2.
Notice In hereby given thnt In compliance
wi'.h the provlnlons of tho net of Coiiktohh 0f
June 3, 1878. entitled "An net for the Halo of
timber In nan in the Btnten of California, Ore
on, Nevada, and WuHhlngton Territory," bh
extended to nil the Public Land States by act
of AiiKiint 4, WS2.
JOSKI'II T. COLE,
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0. Carey anil Charles J. Johnnon, of flpokaue,
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ItoftuhurK, Ore, Ocl'i.Hjr 11, lixri.
Notice In hiTfliy Klvcti mt hi roininnco
wllh tho TrovUlriiH ol I ho mt of CoiiKrvMH of
June :i, 1H7H, eiitlilctl "An ru-t for tho unit of
llinhur Imidn In tln Htnt of ('tillfnrnlri, Ore
Km, Novniln nnd Wnnlihifitoii Territory,"
extended to nil tho I'll bile I . ml Hlntci by not
of AukukM, IW,
y.U.AH. IIOWKN'HTKIN,
of Fort Wnynu.f-ounty of Allen, Htntu of Indlnnn,
linn Oil day JIIim. lu thin oOlcu hur nworn ntntu
muiit Ntp. MM, for tho ptm-hithu of Iho HWA of
HcM'ilon No. h. in Tnwuolilp No, R, KniiKu No.
1 KftMt, niul will offer proof to lmw Hint tho
1 ni id Nouicht In more vnlimhln for Un tlintmr or
ntonc Ui mi for nurtcultural purpoHUM, nml too
tnoliHii hur clniin to Hitrt lnixl tfori A. H.
Hilton, V. H. CommtiMloncr, nt Mi'dforri, Oru
foil, on Htittirdny, thu '7th lnv of Dcoomln'r,
UW. Hhu imi.tuH ah wltncHNon: J. I), McDoimld,
A. E. Orr hikI I), (,. Cameron, of Oolil lift), Ore
Koii. nnd Frunklln HowuimUiiti, of Kurt Way no,
Indiunn.
Any nnd nil pomonn claiming ftdvcmcly tho
nbove-detferltxMl Inndn nro rcuixmicd to II lo
their ctnlinn In thin ofllco on or oof tiro until '7 th
day of Dcccmkor, 1W2.
J. T. Br DOM, Hon I iter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office st llosoburir, Oregon, October 10,
Notice Is hereby given thai the following
named settler has filed notlco of his Intention
tomaboflnul commutation proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will ho made bo
fore A. H. Hilton, U. H. commissioner, at Med
ford, Oregon, on Monday, Ilccouihor 1, IU02, viz:
THOMAS KEARNEY,
On II. K. No. :iW7, for Iho VXt of M Boo. 87,
K'A of NI Hca. M, Tp. 33 8., U. 8 Kant.
no names tho following witnesses to provo
his continuous rcsidonce upon und cultivation
of said land, viz;
Harry W. Colgravo nnd Ohnrlus Mllllgnn, of
Modford, Oregon; William lnvls, of 1'rospoat,
Oregon, aud W. L. Orr. of Modford, Oregon.
J. T. Biuixies, ltoglstor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States I,am Omen,
KosoburK, Ore, Nov. 7; 1002. '
Notlco Is herahy glvon that In compliance
with thu provisions of the act of Congress of
Juno 8, I87K, ontillcd "An nut for tho snlo of
timber lands In tho Hiatus of California, Ore
gon, Novada, nnd Washlngloit Territory," as
oxtonded lonll the I'ubllo Lund Btatus by nut
of August 4, 1802,
UJIJISA LYONH.
of Trail, county of Jackson, Hlftto of Oregon,
has this day filed 111 Chls oflleo hor sworn state
ment No. , lor tho purchase of Iho BWtf,
of Section No. 110, InTowmhlp No. 112 8., Knngo
No. 1 East, and will offer proof lo show that tho
land sought Is lnoro vulunblc for Its tlmhur or
stone than for agricultural litlrposnn, nml to
CHtabllsh her claim to said land hnfnro A. H.
Hilton, U. B. Commissioner, al Mcdfo.d, Ore.
gon, on WodnoHilay, the 4ln day of February,
loo:!. Bite names as wltnesHcs: Hsmtiol deary,
Jofrorson Howoft, Thomas Lyons and Harry
Campbell, al ITrall, Oregon. .
Any and a I iiorsons claiming adversely tho
abovc-duHC rtbiid lands aro rciUontcd to fl lo
Itiafr claims in this ofllco on or hoforo said 4th
day of February, lOOil,
J. T, BiHbOiiS, Ilcglntor,
U00IKTIK8 Olf MKDFOIU).
I. O. I), I'', I. '.iIKo Nu. lilt, li. null. Ill I, tl, t. If',
hull u mi-v h; ..uii-i iiiy at nt i,., VlnUlnH
brothuni uluuyn wulcomo.
K. W. I'AI.KIN N. U.
A. II. NaVI.iiII, lino. Huo.
1. i;. tl. l.ituguu mvor ttiu'iiuiunixnt,
Nu. HU, moots In I, O. o, K. hull iho n'coud und
luurio n uiHinstiuys m eiuill liiontll at H p, in.
II. H. lUllVKV U, V.
VY, I . Vinm, Borlbo.
Olhu Itobolluh l.odgo No. UH, moots In I, O
O, 1"'. bull Urn I und third 'I'uomluyH of ono6
intuitu, VlKllhiif lloi luvllml louuonil,
Al.l'A NaVI.iiii, N. 0.
MlKMH Cnx, lloc, Hun.
A I .i; a. .it,. -,m , uth i,i i t t'liiny on or lie
fore 'i. II mom. .tl h ., in,, t, M ..un mi hull,
. , ' A. "VIM V W. M.
W . V, l,iiiis'i:irrr, limi.:.,n
K,o' -V- ' -hum U'.liit. No ,"i , ,111,1,
""y . H no p, 111, V lull niw lirollioi'H 1
ways wnleiiint . ii, ll. Ki.wuiil), U. 0,
It. Jf. I'll 1 114, IC. of It. Ulld H.
Ktilglils nf IIiii Mniiiniwoii,-'lrliimpli Tont
No. I I, iiiooin lu roeulur rovlow nu lltu Inl ami
lid Krlilnvn of moh iniiuili lu A. o. U, W.
Hull ui 7:wip. in. VIsliliigHlrUnlgliisoordlul.
ly tiivllod loutioml.
,., . .A' " KI.I.IMIH, Culiiinundar.
W. T. VllllK. U. K.
A. O. U. v., Dogrnoof Honor Itslhor Im'uo
No. Ml, moots uvmy IM and lib WodtirfiUj
oruulug ol onoh lumiih. ul A. O. U. W. hull.
TBUUIWA IIUllllAIIII, O.ol II.
HUM'S lllKIKKNYtM. Iloo.
. A.' V.'.1'.' ..,'c""' "'els ovcrynril
and third Wiidno.iluy In iho uioutli nl K p, in,
JJtr hull In tlio oporn Uluok. Vlslilns
brothers Invited to nitinul.
VAi.i..im Wooiih, M.'W.
AsiiAUt, IIiiiiiiaiiI), Hocurdor. ,
.;Jlul,ATMl""'ir,11 l''"" N"' m eecm
ovory Hiitunlny evening In A. W. II. W. hull
Visiting Pmtarii luviicil tn uiinnil,
, . , . il. W. bTKI'HNNIHlN, I'. 14.
I.. A. Jiiiiiiaw irn,
Woodmonof the Wnrhl-Cluuip No. OU, moots
m!?., !"'",'", evening In K, u( I. bull
J. W. Wll.BT, U. 0
HiiHAtrM Mann, flnrk.
:hrrBnlhi.iiium (.'Irolr. No. hi, Womrn at
.. ,nl, :.,,.v,n nooonil nail luurtn Tutmduv-
.... " N.' It. Mmiitnuki, o, N.
ICatiikuimi Wait, Clark.
W. It. O.-Chnslor A. Arlliur Corns No. SI
uieots second ,.. fuu-ili WeilncMlay of ecb
Ml.-. IVAN tWuT- '"
A '-Oiester A. Arthur lot No it
mee - In H-,,,iin , hall ovory ."oiul in"
t'iUK? '.''""V ,l"Khl In ouch moiilh at 7"
Vlnllli.gCouirude r.llullv inrliod lo utlona.
u . . Khanm KAfMiuriift, fvm.
U k, ANiiiiim, Adjuisnt. iwu.
M us. J, MnA. Bccotu'y UW- ,'n"l,,,
Iratrrnnl llnuherhoud-Mmis ilvcry Krlduv
eve .log u 7:liu p in., In lhir hall if, i,V l"
ol I. Ul . Ilg Mrdfohl, Oregon. vuill ,.
ttlntor. anil lliolhcrs cordially Invliiul, 1 1 "
'.l,.o,lltlcrelr',. "' A. Khukwa, I'reM
() K H.-lleamrs tlmplrr. No. l. moots sec
ond and fourth Thursday's ot oath month al
Masonic lull .Medfonl. Oregon. Vl,
tors and btolhors always wnuoroo.
.. Mns I.. J. hsim, r. it.
Haiti k K I'ii uki.. 8eeroiiry.
OHUROHEB OF MEDFOHD.
MeltKKlisl Kplscopal Church W. II. Moora.
pastor. I'reachlng every Hshbuth at It a. m?
and 7:311 p. in. Hunday school at 10 a. in., II. i
Ollkey, supl. Class moating efory Hatbath
at clonoof sermon, Levi Kauoolt, leader. Kb
worth league every Halibath evening at o-au o
l-uucell, prnnl. Iftgular weakly prayer meet,
lug every Thurodoy evening ut7:ait Ladle'
sowing circle every week. Missionary socle 1 1
mnois tho llrst Krfday In each mouth.
Presbyterian Church-Thomas K. Day, 1) p
aclln pator. Itesldenc at maime In lear of
rliunU. I'reachlng every Habtiath al II a m
and S p.m. Hunday school at 1U a. in. K IC
(lore, Bupl. Chrutlon Kmleavor meellng arxi
l.aillesrMlnilouary Hoclely '.'d Tuesday ol'esch
nioolhntJ:aip, m Mrs. Harah Van ojco I'rcw.
llopUit.ohurch-Mev.T. I,. Crandall, naiuw.
Sahliatn services: I'renchlng II a. in. and
p. m.i Hnhhalh school 10 a.m.; 11. V. , (j 1
p. m.i prayer meellng 'Hiur-lay at 7:M0n. m.l
covenant meeting M J-JM p. in. on MntunlaJ pro.
coding llrst sabbath, ttirangers and Irlemls ul
ways welcome. .
Christian church corner of m tn and 1
strums. I'roucblug ovory Lord's Hay at II a.
m. nml s p. m Uunday school at 10 a. m
Hrayei meeting ovory Thurmlny evening.
Thopooplo welcome K. M. I'uttorson Das tor
Resides at tho oburch.
Methodist Episcopal Churoh Houlh-flov. M
L. Uarby, pastor. 1'roachlng every Bunday al
II a. m. and evening; Huuduy sotiool at 10a. m r
I'rayer meeting Thursday evening at S o'clock:
Woman's Home Mission Hoclely moots Aral
cduendny In tnoh niiinlb al :8U p. m. Kverv
one la cordially Invited lo all our services
Ht. Mark's RplscnnnlChurchl Kvonsongault
sorinon, 1st nnd 3d Sunday of euoh monlli nl
7.30 p. m. Holy communion, id Hunday of oacb
inoiilh at ll a. m. Morning prnyor and sor.
mon, 4th Huudsy ol each month at 11 a. in. Bun
duy school at lo n. in. All Invlicd. i'owsfrca.
h. M. Idle-nan. 1'rlonl In ohargo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Htatks Land Omen,
.... , ,llo".0,""'K.0re..Noveinhor7, IWJ.
Notlco Is horeby glvon that III coinpllanco
wllh Iho Iho provisions of the net of Congress
of Juno II, entitled "An not for tho nalo of
limber lands In Iho Htnles of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as
extended to all the public land slates by set
ol August 4, IS92, '
JOHN L. JOIINHON,
of Illg ntilto, couuly of Jneksou, Htslo of Ore.
g.'li, has this day lllcd In this onico his sworn
"Vil'SfJ" Aft "'J'i.fiir "iiliurchaiio of the WU
of NW', XfU of HWir, of Hecllon No. !M, bl
Township Nij. an Solllh, Rnngo No. 2 Hast, anil
will offer proof to show lhal tho laud sought
s moro valltab o for Its timber or stono than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish Ills
e aim to raid laud before It. I,. Ilarllelt, county
e (irk, nl drains I'nss, Oregon, on Balurdsy, tho
24 1 h day of January, lotia. Ho uamns as wit
nossosi 1). K, Warner, of Hnlllind, Oregon, O.
.'.-"Sl n'l0'.?".'." '"A""' "'Wi Jnhn Oboii.
chain, of Illg initio, Oregon, ami Dick llesslo,
of Central Point, Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming advorsoly tho
nboyo desorlbod lands nro requested to lllo
tholrnlnlins In this oIHco on or before said 21th .
Jay of January, 1008. J, T. Uiiiikies,
Itoglstor
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United htates Land Ofeioe,
. v, . """oburg, Oregon, Nov. 7, 1102.
Not co Is honihy given Hint in cninpllanee
iv, .',!?. ffi'? Ml? '!!!!!!
timber lauds 111 tho Htates of California, Ore
; Kim, Novniln, and Washington Territory," n
cxtonilcd to nil tlio, public (ami status by not ol
I HOWAHl) M. COflH,
I of Mod fori), county of Jackson, Hlnlo of Oro.
gon, has this day flloil In this ofllco his sworn
l'f,l?,u'!l'lt!,'!',mP!,l'r 11,0 J'tirchaHo ol thoBU;
Hl 'A of Seotlon No. 2, In Township
No. US fi., Kongo No. 1 West, and will offer proof
to show that tho land sought Is moro valuable.,
for Its timber or stone than fur agricultural
niirnnscs, and tn establish his claim to said
land beforo A. fl. Billon, tl. H. Commissioner, at
Moiltord, Oregon, on Saturday, tliu 1-ltli duyol
February, 11X13. Ho nnmos as witnesses: It. W.'
""J?1 '!! Modford, Oregon, Harvey Itlcharilsnn,'
of Trail, Oregon, and B. Worinnn and B. N.
i Wnrnor of Modford, Oregon,
' Any nnd nil parsons claiming advorsoly tho
nhovo-doHcrlbed lands aro rununstod In fllo
Iholr claims In this nlllco on or hoforo snld 14tM
i clay of Fvbruury, 11108.
' . J. T. Biiidob) noglNtor,