f : ' A'snaStorr.
Fowling Is now very little prncttcrj
111 the Slietluiul IslnnilH, nltliouKh many
CKp nre secured nnmmlly. Many tin-ill-iwr
stories of fowling ndventure tiro
told by the Wietlnnilers. A mnn who
lind undertaken to climb a certain
sleep cliff was neither very expert
enoed nor very brave, although lie
boasted of being both, tie implied i!j
ward, however, briskly without look
ing behind until iie had got up nluiu:
lot) feet, when he stopped to breathe.
uno pause Was fatal to his self posse
sion, and he called' out In tones of Ur
lir, "Men, men, I mri going T mil go-
lug." But he still held on for n little.
and it was not till he had shrieked
many times "I nm going" that he did
fall headlong. - 1
: Ills comrades, having thus been
warned, moved the boat out of the way
so that the poor fellow e.-mrt? .tdicnr
down Into the deep water. Mighty was
the plunge, but at length he rose "to the
surface, when of course he was In
stantly caught hold of and dragged Into
the boat. After many gasps and much
spluttering of sea water froiu his
mouth his only remark 'wus":""Kh, men,
this Is a sad story. I Imve lost my
snuffbox." "Sketches and Tales of
Shetland."
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury
a mercury will surely destroy the sense of
otucu auu completely aerange ino wbolu sys
tem v. ben entorlni; It through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be used ex
cept on prescriptions from reputable phv-il-clans,
as vae damage they will do is tea told to
l?e,K ou P9. Possioly derive from them.
Hall s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J
Cheney & Co., Toledo, a, contains no mercury,
and Is taken Internally, acting directly upon
the blood andmuctus surfaces tr- the ptein.
In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure, be sure v Mi K I
the genuine. It l taken Intern.lly. nud made
In Toiedp, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney is Co. Tesii
monlals free. . .
oia oy Druggists, price 75c , bottle.
. Hall's F"-" ; .-- ....... ir ... -
-.-j Milt are the beat.
: - ' Possibly Trne.
Mamma (to a friend who Is lunching
with her) 1 don't know why It; is, but
I always eat more when we have om
pany than when we're alone. -
. Tommy (helping himself to .the third
piece of cake) I know why it Is
cause we have better things to eat
Brooklyn Life.
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, B. Lewis. !
F BRACKED home this morning
after a visit of three Weeks to
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tu-tnw't VUlt I Memo.
r.b!e For Hor Tyranny.
She Vetoes a Hotf Deal,
Bars Corns, Drives Away
Houo Tender miDCrdmj
Ucnjamiu Burton Down
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The crowned heads of every nation.
The rich men, poor men and misers
. All join in paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
H. Williams. San Antonio, Tex., writes: Little
Early Riser Pills are the best I ever used in
my family. I unhesitatingly recommend them
toeverybody. They cure Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Malaria and all other liver troubles. Chas.
Strang.
Paraalte Flowers.'
Curious excrescences resembling rude
flowers that grow on trees In Tlerra
del Fuego are described by a corre
spondent of La Nature, Paris. These
are found to .be due to a parasitic
growth, buf the "flowers" consist of
the Inner wood of the tree which has
been forced through the bark and as
sumes various fanciful shapes, often
those of the classical acanthus, seen on
Corinthian capitals. The parasite that
causes th growth is a relative of the
mistletoe.
Unconscious From Group.
During a sudden and terrible attack of oroup
our little girl was unconscious from strangula
tion, says A. L. SpaSord, postmaster, Chester,
Mich., and a dose of One Minute Cough Cure
was administered and repeated often. It re
duced the swelling and Inflammation, cut the
. sulcus and shortly the child was resting easy
and speedily recovered. It enres Coughs, Colds,
LaGrlppe, and all Throat and Lung troubles.
One Minute Cough Cure lingers lu the throat
and chest and enables the lungs to contribute
pure, health giving oxygen to the blood. Chaa,
Strang. - :i j
v' ' Street -Car Speed.:.,
"Ever notice," asked, the street cat
philosopher, "how the speed of street
icars- is-regulated Jy ';onr- frame of
mina.' - - - -. . .- - - -
; "In what way?"
- "Notice how slow a street car
; -when you are In a hurry to catch
' train and how fast it goes when yon
run to catch It" Baltimore Herald. .
(Copyright, ISM, by C.
BRACKED home
after a visit of three Weeks to
;. uiy an.n.hiw, . MivJtqwser. In
previous articles 1 have related
several little Incidents of the first two
weeks. As tq,tho jMrd week, I will
lake the days In rotation. s . I
Nlonday.Wheu .Mi Bowser en mo
home from the oflleo this ovenlhg, ho
twns Peiullng hli feet and had his
shoulders UumpcUip. Hu kicked the
gate open, and between the gate and
the steps ho picket) up. an old teaspoon
tvhlch some boy must have tossed into
the yard. ,IIo ascended the. steps with
that spoon waving in' the nlr, and,
mistaking me for Amanda, he cried
out: .......
"More waste and extravngauce! An
other milestone on the road to the
poor house! .Woman, will theroever
be an end to this"
"There will be, Benjamin Burton
Bowser,! said I. "There will be an
end right hare and now. If you have
come home tonight with a scrap under
your hat, I'll see that yon are not dis
appointed!" '.i- S.A.W -
"But hero is a spoo rT?
lessi- . . rr wluch has care-
. own thrown out, as have thou
sands and thousands of others," he
protested. A '-" ft ' r-'- - ?
1 "Then -we'll throw It in again, and
yon may eat with It" ' . -. v
.; Mr. Bowser was grouty all the even
ing, but that made no tlifference to me.
IBy bedtime he seemed to have re
solved to make the best of things, and
he went to bed without slamming doors
or kicking over chairs.
, Tuesday. Before leaving' for the) ofV
lice In the morning Mr. Bowser talked
on
BO
Thursday. When Mr. Bowser enmo
home this r-venlng; he was lit good na
ture, and alter-dinner ho suggested n
trolley rhlo by. moonlight. Amanda
was ready to put ou her uat at o'ueo,
hut I 0(.U him out Into the back yard
and said:
"Henjamln, you took a moonlight
trouey rmo not long ago. You llist
got mad because Atnnnda complained
or a ueadaehe. Then you roared ut a
passenger who happened to step ou
your toes. Then you yelled at the con
ductor because the current happened
to bo shut off for a minute, and before
you had got a mile you called a fat
man n hog and got Into n tight."
"I don't allow anybody to walk ou
me," says Mr. Bowser lu reply.
itut nre you going out with n chip
aloui Neithet iuy1oiru6rAmm!da
wants to carry a club or gerint'o a
row. If you can jjItiTiu "and look at
the moou and civil to the other pas
augers, we 'viii jjo, but otherwise
Went. It was hard for him to
behave, but by polutlng uiy finger nt
him now and then 1 kept him In sub
jection, nud no one was nrtirdered.
Friday. Mr. Bowser sat down to
breakfast. Ke growled out that thj
chop' wasn't tit for a dog to eat and
was going to say that Mrs. Bowser
probably ordered tho cook to drive
tacks Into It to spite him when I re
marked: "That will do for this time, Benja
min. I knew when you were glad
enough to get codfish for breakfast,
and I don't want to hear a word
against mutton chops."
HE WAS IN A BOW WITH THREE HACKMEN.
' A Scientific Discovery,
Kodol does far the stomach that which It is
unable to do for itself, even wben but slightly
disordered or over-loaded. Kodol supplleslhe
natural juices of digestion and does the work of
the stomach, relaxing the aervoua tension.
wnile the inflamed muscles of that organ are
allowed to rest and heal. Kodol digests what
you c&t aud enables the stomach and digestive
vi g, mo w transform ait looa into rich, red
viuuu. tiuH. otraag.
i Iftrnorinir Precedent. J
I: Edmonln Mrs. Topuotch is what I
calMinpertiuent.
; Eudocia In what way? ' ". t i
I Edmouia-Why,- she Is not a Colonial
Dame, but when she came to the colo
nial, reception she had on a more ele
gant frocl: than any one of the Dames
r-Petrol! I-'ive ".-v
1 One Hundred Dollars a Box
is the value H, A. Tisdale, Summerton, S. C.
places on DeWitt's V'ltch Hazel Salve. He
says: "I had the piles for 20 years. I tried
many doctors and medicines, but fill failed ex
cept DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cured
me."- It is a combination of the healing prop
erties of Witch Hazel with antiseptics and
emollients; relieves and permanently cures
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding plies,
sores, cuts, bruises, eczcmai salt rheum and
all skin diseases. Chas. Strang.
Very Pine Handiwork.
".Dr. Heylln, in . his "Life of King
Charles," records that during the reign
of Queen Elizabeth "there was one
who wrote the Ten Commandments,:
the Creed, the Pater Noster, the queen's
name and the prayer of our Lord
within the compass of a penny and
gave her majesty a pair of spectacles
of such an artificial making that by
tho help thereof she. did plainly and
distinctly discern every letter."
.f A somewhat similar feat-was that
''rare piece of work brought to pass by
Peter Bales, nn Englishman, who also
exhibited efore her majesty the entire
fsime written in a nook containing as
many lenfes fls a full sized edltloiij but
fitting Into a, walnut.".. .. .7.--..
about buying a hog, but I sat down on
him at once. He came home to dinner
without finding any spoons, but he
was just in time to meet the Iceman.
who had a bill of a dollar or so to
collect , ;
"By the great horn spoon," yelled
Mr. Bowser, "but what does this
mean? Must I submit to these bold
faced robberies every day in the year?"
"Benjamin," said I as I laid my
hand on his arm, "you've had a lump
of Ice a day for the last month, and
there's the bill for it. The ice hasn't
been burned in the range nor given
away to tramps. It has been used to
preserve your meats and vegetables
and furnish Ice water, and you'll pay
ror it ana Bang on to your breath.':
; He looked around for a crowbar with
which to strike me dead, but not flnd
'ing any he paid the bill and sat down.
with a. sigh. Later In the evening he
observed that if ever he were left a
widower he wouldn't marry the best
woman on earth, and I replied:
"Benjamin, don't fret your gizzard.
Amanda will outlive you by ten years,
and your mother-in-law will probably
be holding your hand when you pass
away."
Wednesday. At 6 o'clock In the
morning I thought I heard somebody
sneak downstairs, and a little later I
looked out of a back window and saw
When I had dressed and got down, a
man who had a horse to sell was show
ing the animal off and boasting that he
belonged to the Seek No Further breed
Mr. Bowser was hesitating about clos
ing a sale for 1100 when I opened the
llcy gate and said:
. "Benjamin, ain't you n Jittlc afraid
that this early morning air will have
a bad effect on your asthma?"
"I I was looking at a . horse," he
stammered in reply. : ,
"So I observe. I ean see from her
that he has two spavins and a ring
bone, and it he isn't blind he ought at
least to wear spectacles. I heard him
spoken of as n Seek No Further. That's
correct, Benjamin. He won't have to
seek no further for a woman who
knows a borso from a giraffe. I don't
think this is your horsy day." 1
He looked at me for n minute as If he
meant to have my life, and the mnn
with the horse said he killed his moth
er-in-law seventeen years ago, but It
ended in Benjamin going down Into his
boots. It's a wise man who knows his
mother-iu-layr.
"Are you never going home?" he
roared at me.
"I am, Benjamin going home tomor
row night, but meanwhile don't yon
get too colty. If you do, I'll change
my mind and stay a month longer.'
no reacneu nomu at 0 o clock p. ni.
without having anything to kick ubout,
but after dinner he told Mrs. Bowser
that he had been advised by the doc
tor to drink three quarts of goat's milk
a day to get the acid out of his blood
and that he should probably buy four
goats during the evening. She, poor
soui, naun t any objection to make, but
1 turned to nlm with:
"Benjamin, what, particular acid It
it in your blood f'
"It's what causes rheumatism," he
answered. '
"When have you had rheumatism?"
I ve got It now."
"Whereabouts?" 1 -
"In my legs."
"I beg to differ with yon, Benjamin.
A man who can slip over back fences
the way you do can't have rheumatism
in bis legs. You may have a buzzing
In your ears and wheels In your beau,
but your legs nre all right. Goat'
milk may be good for you, ns yon are
a good deal of a kid, but there will be
no goats around here."
"Do I run thisjiouse or do you?" Hi-
Shouted nt tne.
" do, Benjamin, and don't you mnke
bout It. I've run It for two
I ve got olid day mure left
on the third. If you want to buy n
hippopotamus or a boa const rictor, go
ahead, but don't let me find any goats
in the back yard In the morning."
Saturday. As I was - to start for
home today Mr. Bowser made It n hollo
day and a day of rejoicing. At breaks
fast I had to warn him, that If be
wanted better coffee he might go lo ia
hotel, and nt 10 o'clock I Interfered to
prevent him from buying nn oyster
'farm and raising his own oysters, but
we got him through the rest of the day
without trouble. He took me to tho
depot In a cab and said he was sorry
I couldn't stay longer, and I kissed
him nnd offered to put In two weeks
more, and then he hurried out. I know
whut would happen. His peiit'iip feel
ings had to find escape, nnd they were
escaping as my train moved nwny-
that' is, he Was In n row witlr three
hackmen, and enjoying himself as ho
hadn't before for three long weeks.
'" --8AHAH-.TANE CA11TEK,
Mothor-hi-Iuw to Mr. Bowser.
'f....Mm!rM,.M:..QXxSxh.
a mistake
wfe'Can
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Boiiio Lively Iteina n( Novo l-'rom a
lluay IMltor'a licit,
Copyright. IIKW, hi- IT, Unvln.1
There will Im no tall buimi In ttlvo
llduui liulih tills year, but nix more
MitoniiH will be quietly run up and lla
Ished off lo iKvominoilalc tho Ineieas
lug business,
. Old Jim Ketvson. who bus lust re
turned from Now 'Mexico, witnessed
three lyiuiilncH v. hile he was gone, ami
lie says lliey were all bungles com
pared to our in ll-ille ways. ,
' Our last Issue contained a selection
of seventeen murders compiled from va
rious sources, and yet Colonel Morton
has ordered us lo Mop iiii copy 011 Hip
ground that the Kleker has become
too .Sunday sehnollsli. -Tim colonel Is
a nice man, aud we'd like to keep hint
on our list, bill he mustn't expee! too
inueu or a gooa tiling. We've gut to
run In a few balloon ami railroad ac
cidents for the benellt of other read
ers. If the party . who threw a rook
through our bedroom window lu the
postoillee the other night will call and
repent the performance! we will re
quite lit 111 as he deserves. It happened
that we were 11 few seconds slow lu
getting out of bed that night.
Old Joo Wheeler claims to hnvo seen,
a silver tipped bear, near Sailor erWk
lnstj!u,uday. f lie Is telling thy, trtiU,,
then ho struck. SomeyilniJ Tit 'last he
couiuu 1 iisk 10 uny hun a drink of
whisky or lend him a quarter.
The vigilance committee over nl
Lone Jack seems to need nn Instruct
or. It has hung one nitiu three differ
cut times, and yet he Is walking around
today lu good health hud declaring
that he has come to town to stay.
M. QUAD.
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Dyspepsia Cure
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falls tiifiuo, Jtiillinvnyou to uatj nil r-'".M"';,- "L
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I'lliiiiT-uiliin 111 III siepi ie.t llll VII I1UUII 1 v y
cured iiflereveryililngelsn failed, H
prevents miniiMon iifgiisou t!uitniii
neli, relieving all dlHiresHiifturenMiig;,
IHdMiiH iiiiiiecesMiii'v, riuiisiuit tu lake.
It oan't help : (; , .
. his ala at All nnAft
mm mv wvu uuvh .-,0, ii, iiii-utN in rei'timr rijv
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Motlr-rit ronvrraatlona.
(At a funeral, whispered.)
"lie looks so natural!"
"Doesn't he! I'm surprised. IIo Buf
fered so, yon know."
"Yes; so I heard, now well she
bears up!"
"Wonderfully. It's really remarka
ble; but, then, she always had such
will power."
"Yes, Indeed. I remember"
"Will she wear a veil?"
"I don't know. He didn't approve of
the Idea. He always told her not to."
"Still, I think she ought to."
"So do I.. It's such a comfort to
woman."
isn t it no was well off, wasn't
he?" .
"Oh, yes; but I'm told thnt It's all
entailed."
"How do you mean ?"
"Well, she gets only the Income, and
If she married again It goes to a niece."
"Too bad. But, then, she never would
marry again."
"iion t tie so sure of that. I wouldn l
boa bit surprised."'
I know It. One never can tell. I'm
so glad I saw him."
"So nm I. It's a comfort to know
bow he really looked."
"I suppose we ought to say some
tning to berr-
"Oh, yes; of course. She'll expect It
you know. When the minister goes, we
will."
"Yes; that would be the best time."
New lork Herald.
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culnliou of miif vclotiitint toiinmi, 'I'wrtii. j A
wr: mur niotitM.fi, Bum ujn nfiiMior.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
' Laiul oillou at UiMvburv, Orusuit, Llaooiubor
1.1, IUU. Nullrn In liori-ny lton lint llioliilluw,
lliK-uamcil aeltlcr tta lllcil uutlco of till luton
tloa in tnaho Una! prool In aupiiort nt hla claim,
anU that uia proof will bo iiiailtt bvltira A. H.
til Iton, U. s. ciMiuiilnMloncr. nt MriUoril.Oroson,
ou 8aturtlav, Kbbrimry 0, iue:i, vlt:
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Townhhlp .ki soiiih. lUmif Kan.
IIo namoa II10 r.illoM wltnonnoi 10 provo
hlueontlnuouii ronldcuco untin anU rulttvatlou
of K4I1I laiul, vu:
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Kuilolph lllvbrrsti-ilt. Win. u. Menial anil
Maitln auou, or Lake t'reuk. urciron.
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mtinta hkcoiiiI ami foo'-ll Woilimailny of o'ai-b
mnnth at o'clwh p. nt m WooUnian'a bail,
Vlallltin 1.1.1cm liivllcil.
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NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION.
None PMaard film.
Connolly knew nil uhout nrlzedKht
Ing and hnd been In tbo ring himself
only once. In the second round he was
pounded over the ropes, and nt the fin
lh he felt pretty groggy.
"Brace up, Connolly, brace up." whls
pered his second lu his ear. "Brace up.
oiu man, nn stop somo of dem blows.1
"Sthop 'cm?" says Connolly, with
wistrui iook. "Be gorra, did yez sec
anny av tblm glttln' by?" New York
Times.
STOPS PAIN
Ever alnee the flnit apprmrance of my
mention they were very Trrofrular and I
autfered with groat rrnln in nor hlp,
naolr. atomaoh and Iok, with terrible
boarlng clown palna In tho abdomen.
Dnrinir tho pant month I havo beon
taking Wlno of Cardui and Thedford's
Black-I)ruu(lit, and I panned the month
ly porlod without pain for the flrt time
in yoara. Naotiib Davis.
What It life worth lo a woman suiter
Ing Ilka Nannie Davit Buffered? Ytt
there are women In thousands of homes
to-day who are bearing those terrible
mentlrual palm In tllence. II you are
one ol Ihoto we want lo tay thai this
same . ,
WirJECARDUl
will bring you permanent relief. Con
sole yoursalf with (he knowledge lhaf
1,000,000 women have been completely
oured by Wine of Cardui. Theje wom
en luffered from leucorrhoea, Irregular
menses, headache, backache, and
bearing down paint.. Wine ol Cardui
will slop all those aohet and palm
lor you. Purohaso a $1.00' bottle of
Wine of Cardui to-day and lake II In
the prlvaoy ol your home.. ,
Fofadvlne and Htnratiirc.nflilrftM. .riving lymp-'
I'ikiii, "JI111 MtiifW A'lvlwiiy ilHimilnioiit,"
Land oulce at Konnbui' Oreicon. Perfmbtir I,
ttftrJ. Noltct' In korrbv ulvnn Hint the fulluwlnu
nniurti pr.ii,-r nnn nir.i tioiif-o ni nil llilrnlioii
lo make llnnl comaiulaltou proof In uipport of
ui-cihiiii. 1.1111 .nm naut pruoi win u. Iliooo IM.
foro a. H. Hilton, U. s. f-oniuil.Mlonfir. at Mutt,
ford, UrcKoii, on Krlitay, January 110, IMA VU:
IIUHACKO Nli:ilOf.)N,
On botnoHtrind entry No. I07H.1, for tho
SWfi, NKl, StMi, SWu HKtj, Kcollou U'.Town
nh Iti Snulli. Itniiir.-'.' Fail.
lie name tbo following- wlint-anoi to prove
blacontliiuouii rciMcnco upon anil cultivation
of Haiti Itinil, vlx:
l arl Hin:i)y, Mull llunily and J. Harry Curl.
Inn, of inn Hull... Orc-iion. aim William T. York,
of Medford, Oregon.
1. T. IIIUDUM, Itt-Kialer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UKl-rr.ii HTAtta I.imi Orrlia.
KoavlMirs, Dro.. Hcpl. -J:l, IIW2.
Nnllrelii hcri-by glvi-n that In compliance
i .nr i.ioti-ioiib 01 .110 at-i 01 t.niiKrc.a 01
Juno 5, Ih7 t-llllllt-,1 "An act for I ho aale of
lltubor laiuU lu the Slaici of California, Ore.
R .-.tivana, anil aainiiH 1011 Ti-rrllory," an
i-xli-ndi-.l lo all Hie I'uljllu ljtllil HIAU'l byatil
JllsKI'll T. (OI.K.
ol Hiiokane, ronnly ol Spokane. Slalo of Wah.
IliBU.n, ban till, day (lied 111 llll. ofllre III.
worn ninit'inxlil St.. ivu, lor llio tmrt-baw of
Hid Hhiij NUU, ami lota No. I, and 4, of
Section Tin. '.'1. fn Town. llll, No !tj M. . Il.ttw..
No 'i Kant, ami will offi-r liroof to mIiow Ibnl
tbo laud Miuatit U itioro valiialtli, fr lt ilmlr
nr timt llian for aiirli-iilliiral t.urMirH, and te
e.tnlill-li Ilia claim to nlil laud lMforo the
iicKi.icr ami acc-ivcr al Kiim-liurir. Cln-ron.
ttcdlit'Mlay, Ibe till day of March. IWKI. IIo
naliii-H a. wlliicxm: Carl l, CarlMin, Wallnco
i. . nicy aim ..narii-K J. Jiilitlmin, ol Spokane,
Wa.rnu'.oii. and W. W. Wllllta. .if l'..r.i.i
Ori-Kon.
Any am all porioni clalrnlns adveraely the
abovo-ilciM-rlbcd larnli aro rcitic.n-l 10 lllu
tlt'lr Rlnltna ill till tllllro oil or finfiirn .Hid 4th
dny of March, VMS. J, T. Illillaiiui, Kinl.tcr.
W, v. T. U.Meota every olbcf1 Tbiiraifby
at llio Pro.bj lorlau oliurcli. inurauajr
. , ., Miis. Buck, I'reildous
alas, J. MoiifiAN, Secretary
Krulernnl llrolberhootl-Mtwta every Krlt1a
of I". liulltllnir, Mrdfenl. Orcaun, VUlllnu
blalora and llrutbcra cordially Invllcd.
IlKaxiiA DAVi.Hvcro.ary. """."
O K H.-ltcamra tliapler. No. M, Dieetaaeo
ond and lourlb Thiir.day-. of each month al
MaaunK. 11.11 Medfunl, OrcBon. VMIlln ala
tora anil brothera alwaya wolcoino.
. Miih. L. J. HtAKa, f, it.
Mattik R. I'ickki.. Hecrouiry.
0HUBOHK8 0 MEDVOKI).
Mcllio.HH KplHcopal (.'biircb-wrioom.
paator. I'roaebltiif tiverv Hnhh.il. 1 1 .
and 5 :H0 p. m. Sunday achool al IU a. m., II. 1
tillkoy, aupl. Claaa mcallm every Nabbalb
at clone of crniori, l.otl Kaucett. leader. Ko
worth leamie every Habbatb erenlnaie-w O,
raucetl, prral. Kosulai weekly prayer meet
Ins every Tburedey ovenlns alfiso' Ladlear
aewliiit c I rein even week. El !...,,.. ..7.,-..
meela Ibe Oral rrlday lu each tuoalh.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L'nitkd Htatwi t.ANhOrrtrr,
ItoHcliiirK, Orv., Nov. 7,
Nottro In linri'lv ulvcn Hint in fiiini.iina
wltti tliu lir.ivlnfoiiM of the m-l tif ( iiiiitrii.H ,,f
Jiiiiii 8, 1K7H, nlilllleil "All act for llio rale ol
limber lamia In tbo Htnlca of California. Oru.
Son, Ni-vaila. and Wa.liluiilnn Tcrrllory," nl
UXtetlllfll Uiall lllO l'llillll f.Mll,l Hint,., i...
ot Annum -I, IWJ,
LOUISA I.VONH,
of Trail, county of Jnckann, stale of Urcirnn,
baa til Ih day llled In Ihla onli'u her aworu anno,
men! No. -two. for llio iiiirubami of tlm mvi -
of Section Nn :m, In Townalilp No. frj H., Rante
..o. , r.nni, nil, III oner prooi to anow Hint llio I
land aouirht la more valuable for lla timber or .
mm, until lor nuricilliurnl piirimaea, and lo
catalillbh hor claim to aalil laud bcloro A. H.
"lit tl. 8. Coinmlaaloiior, nl MciUord, Oro-
koii, on Wctlnoiulay, llio 4th day ol Kubrtiary,
lWKi.Kho nainea aa w-linoaai a: Hainnul deary,
Jefferann Ilewett. TIiooikk r.vona h,,.i tta ..
Campbell, nl ITrall, Oreron. - ,
Any and a ! poraona clalmlnit advoranly the
abovc-deacrlbcil Inmla aro ro'iucKted to nio
tlitilr nlnlma in tlila olllce on or before mild -lib
day ot February, 1IK0,
j, i , iikiikikd, Itcslltor.
Preabyterlan Church Tboniu r. !.. I. i.
aclinic pator. Ilealdence at manae In tear ol
courcD. i-rcacaina- every Habbalb at II a. in.
and 3 p. m. Hunday aohixjl at 10 a. in., K. K.
(lore, Wuiil. Chrl.ll.n Kudeavor taeetlna ene.
hour beforo ike evening aervlce, Nlaa Rdint
lloair, I'roa. l Id-week iiieellns ovory Tliura.
day al a p. in. Laalea' Aid Koclely evory olber
Tu. atlay anornoon, Mra. Karab Vaa byke.frea.
I. adieu' Mlaalouary Hoclely Al Tueaday ol each
month at a-.au p. m Mra. Sarah Vau byee I'm.
llapUil churoli-ker. T, I.. I.'randall, naalor,
asbba.n aorvlemii I'reacblnic 11 a. in. and
p. in.-, Habbalb achool Ion. m.; (I. y. p. u, 7
p. m. 1 prayer tncelintf Thuratlay al 7:1b p. to l
covenaul meeting .11 i 30 p. m. nn Halurilay pro
cml 1 111 nm nabbalb. Hlransera aud frleodi at
wa welcome.
C'hriatian church corner of Hutu and I
etreela. rrcachliiK ovury l.ord'a Day nt II a.
m. and p. m Hun day achool al 10 a. ro.
Ifram mcetlns overy Ttiuradny evening.
The poopln welrom. If. M. I'atleraon paator.
Itealdea al the ohureh.
Methodlai Kplacopal Cburch Hoiitli Itov. M
L. Iiarby, paator. I'reaoblliK ovory Sunday al
II a. m. and evenlum Hunday aobool alio. m.
I'rayormeellniiTliuraday ovoulns at a o'oloek :
Woman'a Home Mlaaloo Boclely meola nral
ttliioaday in raob month ai u-ai n , i.wnpu.
one la cordially Invited w all our norvlc'oa
Ht. Mark' Kolaconnl Church : KvmiMnntf mln
anrmon. lat noil .'lit RiiortHv r a,.h .,!. H.
7 :ao p. m. Holy commuulou, 'id Hunday of eunl.
month at II a. m. Morning prayer and nor.
man, -tlh Hunday of each month al II a. m. Hun
duy achool al 10 n. m. All luvllml, I'owa Iron.
i. M, Idleman. I'rloat lu ohafljM
('brlltlnn Hcienan anrvlcna nm l,nM .,.
Sunday morning at eleven o'elook at the lea
donee oils. II. Dunham, Ail Talent, All aru
welcome. . .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
17 iiV-i ii At -7. 1. i ... 1 . ? V 1 ""?""" I iliaii'lilelil rio.mim. Inr tlm
'I ' ' " "VI u,jr ui.eil VIH.V IIIC IOIIOW , ol Nil
K-iii,inui mj.iiiir nan lllcil notion 01 ma inten
tion to mako UnBl nroof III Hlinnorl nf hlM i-lalm
and that nld proof will bo mndii liofnre A. 8.
Dli Inn, U. 8. eommlHMlonor, nt Medford, Oregon,
on Hutunlny, Fclirunry (,, 1003, VI7.1
ItOIIKHT A. NEIf.r.. "
On II. K. No.8f(),forlho iU at HW, W',i of 7,1'1' 'J'.1 ' 1i"Ji.""r'' '""i1','!?
KVtJi, Section 0, Townahlp !T0 south, kanga 2 '"" ;, Wnriior, of llollr
oat. .. .iimi, 01 uraiiia i-aaa, tiregi.
IlonarncH tho following wllnoaaca lo provo . ", ""
a eontlminlia r,ut,L., , ,.n,l ,.,.1, ij,i l ( nlltriil I'olllt, Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Usitkd Rtathi Lasb Orric,!
1. . ;. ""'iburg. Oro.,Noveinlier7, lllilj.
Notice la 1 hereby glvon llial lu coiiipllanc
Willi tlio the lirnvl.li.ua of Ihe act of Congreaa
of Juno 11, IK7s, oiillilcd "An mil for Iho aala of
tlmbor landa in Iho Hlnlea of (.'iilllornla, Ore
gon, Noviula, and Wnaliliiglnli Territory," ita
tixleiided to all the publlo land melon by act
of Aiigual -I, IHtri, ' -
JOHN L. JOHNSON, - '
of lllg Hullo, eouiiiy of Jankaon Hinfo of Oro
K una llita dny llled In llila nffleu till l.woill
"o. miia. inr tlm imrclinau of tho WW
01 on v., n, 01 hww, nl Heolioll No. J, hi
Townahlp No. a Honlfi, llangu No. a Kal, ami
will offer liroof to allow thai Iho land aouglil
la more valuable for lla Umber or alono Hum
fiir-anrlniilliirnl pnriioaea, and lo olnbllah )tla
claim loanld Inml liuforu II. I., Ilni llotl, county
clerk, nl (Irniiiii l'n, Oregon, on Saturday, tbo
110 imiiioa aa wit-
laud, Orcuon. o.
hla continuous reiildonco upon und culllvatlou
of unld liitid, vizi
uaviu i-.anon, rienry a. Moyorl. Kudolph
Dlobnrateilt nnd Martin Znnon.:nlf or f.nttn
Crook, Orogou,
t. iniindKn, itegutni.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
!' . ' tJNITKD RTATKH I.ANII OmCB,' T
Hiinebiirg, Ore,, Doo. 21, 1IMKI. '
Nnllco Ih horcliv given that In 'roiiinllnticn
with tlio provlaloiiK of tho net nf (rongreaa of
mil' o, join, uniiiie,! "All nm inr 1 11 u MltlO
1111 n-r latum 11 110 niniea 01 1 11 iiomiii.
rtrin, Nnvitdn nnd tVun)ilngtou Territory
... ,,.,,i, ,,, urniiia j-naa, urcgilll, Jinil I1IK1U.
cbiiiii, of lllg Hullo, Oregon, and lllok lliiaalo,.
of Central I'o t.Ortfi-fiii.
Any and all purjioiia elnlmlng ndvorly tlin
sliovo dt'ierllMiil Inmla aro roqucaicd lo llbr
vnu.i .jiuiiiia 111 una onico 011 or UlllnrO Hglll
day of January, llKiS. . j, v. iiiiiimim.
. ... Ifeglato
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
J tlNITKD HTATM I,AKII OPKIOJI,'
Notice la. hnreliv dIviiii Ihnl l ,',.,. 1 1 n '
aa Of win. II... ,nui.i,.:..i 11.. , .... ...1 " .
lOrnf A1"!' .17.':',tlile,,"An t foV VlSK;i"S o
; t'mhor Iniiilf4 In tho HlntuM of Ciillfdrnln, Oo
mini, puviHin, nun tYiiHiunRion Tornlory," m
nvlliililiirl In nil Iho .1.1 1 (... i..a... a ..a
it!"" ,'UW,C Und HlalC" "y publlo land . laVo.'b'f 'act Sf
Ann ik TtJM.y, '. B ' Iiowabi) m roHH ; '
i f Hpokiinc, county of Bi.iikiinu, Hlnlc ol Wnah-1 of Medford ct iinlv of Janki, 1. 'uit Li n
liiHton, him thladny lllcil lu UHhoIIIco biirawnrn J , , ' mVi, c',, ninil IntM. on, f.i?JJ.
Miitcmunl No. ifill, for Hie iiiiri-lniao ot llio Y.A ?i. ,,I,,,i vi it ,1 ,, ,!. . ." . " ".?WOor,')
iiiHWlx.HKKolNW!, ..HIV 11,1 NIofHectloli m ' HHIV?J ii,nrinJ"lr, 5' ll,0.R,'
No M,1n Townahlp Nii. IM.lllli,' talign No. ll!lWZl ii, i I ?t'fZ".L',
If It Ih more vn 1111 1 e for l a ni mr nr ui,
tlinii for iigrlcliltiinU iiiirpoaca, iiml tocnliibllah
ler claim to mild Inml lieforo It. I,. Hiu-Mcm.
county clerk, ntOrnnlH Vmr, Oregon, on M1111-
:ly, llio Dili dny n Jlnrcb, m,'l. She iininea iik
iuii-hhch: joiiii 1. liner, 11, jc, ilrocn nml
Itl
lor lla llmliur or alono II11111 for ngrlMlurnl
.liriioaea, nun 10 OKtnlillHll hla claim lo ml III
Innil before A. 8. Hilton, U. H. Comiiilaaloiior, ift
Mi'ilfnrtl, Oregon, on Siilurdnv, llio 1 llll day ol
Velirunry, IMCI. He nninca nn wllncaaim!. K. W.
.Hepli Ofrrlii, of OrantN' J'iikh, O10g.11 n 'fr"ft '! )?""''. '""V",' ,', """' ItlchnrcUon,
ilcv IliriiiiniirHov.iif Hold Hill OnZi,.' ' ','.!-'." ."' .'it' T.1"'.'1 1'1 K- Wormnn nml U. N.
ii.i. i.. .1.1.. ..ni,' ... ' .... niifivu-imf
toy of UiIh oillcooii.or fvforodaiaHtb
J. T. Ilnilffll'M. lloilklnr -v Liismiy, iinw, -
' " , j. t. ii iii do us KcBtsrar'