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Newspaper Page TextlV,lV"M Publtehod Bverr Friday Morning. A. S. BUTON. MxDrORD, UHKCIOM, FEUKUAKY 13, 190S WAS BONN TO HUSTLE. ' He la of low days; but Quite a plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR altered In tha Postofnoe at Medrord, Oregon as Beoond-Class Mall Matter. -.- LATE NEWS BRIEFS Lard Beresford Saila for England New York 1-ord Charles Berosforil sailed for England Saturday. -1 Anti-Trust BUI Wlna In House. -Washington By a unanimous vote t&o house Saturday passed the ant! trust bill. Agree on Commerce Bill. Washington The conferees on the alcpartment of commerce bill ' hav aeacbed an agreement. Sheriff's Slayer Lynched. Dublin, Ga. l.ee Hall, colored, whe shot and mortally . wounded Sherifl Crawford last Wednesday, was lynch ed Saturday. ' Strike of Coal Mlnera Averted. Indianapolis The miners and ope rators of, the competitive districts lave agreed upon a scale of wage Jsr tha ensuing year. . , Alleged Wife Murderer Goes Free. Heading. Pa. William Pratt, who las been on trial two weeks, charged -fth the murder of bis wife, was bat vday declared not guilty. Two Children Burned to Death. Passaic, N. J. Two little girls were anted to- death Saturday at Walling. tarn They had been locked In the aonse- while their parents were at work. William Hooper Young Sane. Kew York William Hooper Young, am trial for the murder of Mrs. Anna Xingstone Pulitzer, has been declared sane by a commission in lunacy ap pointed by Judge Herrick. Thermometer Below Zero. rrescoit. Am. All previous rec ords for tow temperature for the past ten years were broken here Saturday nornlng. The official thermometer ragfstered 6 degrees below zero. Missouri Pacific Increases Wages. SL Louis The Missouri Pacific has (ranted the same increase made by vta Missouri, Kansas and Texas road 15 per cent increase to freight men and 12 per cent to passenger men, Humor of Southern Veterans. Birmingham, Ala Camp Hardee, Baited Confederate Veterans, have jassed resolutions indorsing the bill fctroduced by Senator Hanna to pro- Jae, fox the pensioning of ex-slaves. Carrie Nation Visits the Coaat B Paso, Texas Carrier Nation vis aed n Paso Saturday on her way to lot Angeles. , She tried to break up be Bio Qrande saloon In Juarei in ' nfesl style but waa bluffed by the aaJoonisaper.. ' . Noted Correspondent Dead. J , waanzngton Henry O. Hayes, for amy years awomlnent as correspond aU aad one. of tit, moat accora- peasraa ieielatlre reporters of bis ' "XL sd Saturday at ha home in .ty aged 74 yeara.. - . (TV '0ft removaa pasted label fronna ean v'wonie nomover the steam of a aet t the far a few minutes, when It can b . ieflj- removed. THE FARMER FAILS - Jb health just as does the efty-niao. n& he fails commonly from. toe same,' stomach trouble." the farr , jT . wtalesome place to. Bre; Of, fftrmer's Kfcis a healthy life v but nr e ?n ?rf? '.ue effects of a ejjuis of diges.- jj rion ana tiuont- a 1 1 -tfon are. dl . . eased, the; fir ," , eaten ia iur 'IJ ested nd d?r Jilated, .e conse J1JP, . loss of jtion results . physical de uOity. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Iscovery cures diseases of the stomach and ether organs of digestion and attrition, and ' enables the per fect digestion and assimilation ef food. It fenfets ud . the Body with sound flesh and solid muscle. 1 nsed ten bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Sfeifieal Discovery and several vials of his it pellets ' a year ago this spring;, and A no trouble. Vith indigestion since," vplBant -Emm W tin ( rmihlia Slsit h inriipesti wW Mr. w. T. Thnmnson. of Townsend, znxrfwoter Co., Montana. " Words fail to tell Htm thankful I am for the relief, as I had suf Itaed so much and it seemed that the doctors raf do. me no good. 1 got down in weight to one hundred and twenty-five pounds, ana was mac able to work at all. Now I weigh nearly 4rje mtndted and sixty and can do a day's work m ear farm. 1 have recommended your medi tfaie to several, and shall always have a good -vwd tasay for Dr. Pierce and his medicines." Tfifr sole motive for substitution is to nrnirft the dealer to make the little more , , , .1 1 . c 1 ! maa medicines. He gains; you lose, therefore accept no substitute forV Golden Jaofical Discovery." -..., ?v: WHITES HRE -; ON NEGROES SHOOTING FOLLOWS QUARRHL OF TWO MEN WITH FESTI VAL PARTY. Waycroas, Qa., Feb. 9. Meager de tails of a riot that occurred botwson two white men nud a crowd ot negroes at Beach's mill last night has Jus reached here. Two negroes wore killed and nine others wounded, one of them mortally. Three of the wounded were women but their wounds are not serious. The shooting was done while a ne- gro festival was in progress. The re port Is that two white men, we known In the section, went to the fes tlval and, after having a little dlftl culty with somo of the negroes, lock ed the two doors of the building which the negroes wore dancing and commenced firing Into the crowd with suotguns. The house was quickly cleared of all except the wounded and the white men are said to have enter ed the buHillm; and tied the dead and wounded together. COSTLY AUTO SMASHED AND OCCUPANTS HURT. New York, Feb. 9. An J1S.000 auto mobile was wrecked in Floral Park, L. I., and Its five occupants were in. Jured, three of them severely. The machine was running along the Jericho turnpike at a rapid rate when It suddenly "skidded" and Its occupants were thrown Into the deep ditch by the side of the road. The automobile rolled and bumped through this ditch and upon the other side. finally being stopped by a telegraph pole. It was completely wrecked. Two of Its occupants had each his leit shoulder fractured and another sus tained a deep scalp wound. TURKEY CALLS OUT RESERVES RUSSIA AIMS TO SECURE CON STANTINOPLE AND BOSPORUS New York, Feb. '9. A cable to the Sun from Constantinople says: "The army reservists of Asiatic Turkey, numbering 25,000, have been called to the colors." , Paris, Feb. 9. Official advices have been received here confirming the re port that the Sultan of Turkey has ordered the Immediate mobilization of 240,000 troops for a military demon stration In Macedonia. The steps taken are regarded with apprehension by the trench officials, as being likely to In volve complications between Turkey ana Russia and Austria. It is said that the Russian and Aus trian governments have, agreed on a firm note to the sultan, which will be presented within tha next few days. Insisting on administrative and official reforms In . Macedonia. Although Franca will not be a party to the note, she will approve' of It. It is consid ered that the Sultan's mobilization of such an army is clearly an effort to forestall the presentation of this note. The mobilization of so many troops Is regarded here aa unwise and dan gerous, especially aa It Is said that the soldiers who are to be sent Into Macedonia from Asiatic Turkey are semi-barbarous levies and are hostile to Christians, which will tend to In augurate another series of massa cre. It Is understood the powers are exchanging views as to the course to be pursued toward the mobilization of Turkish troops. MURDER AND CONSPIRACY IN HAWAIIAN I8LANDS. Honolulu, T. H., Feb; 9. Watanbe and Funakosha, two Japanese on the Island of Hawaii, have been found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to 25 and 30 years hard labor. The evidence showed that Funa kosha was the head of a gang of thugs which demanded tribute from Japan ese business men, and that one Mot ehlro, a Japanese carpenter, was held as a captive ard finally murdered be cause he rciused to payransom. ' Other tebt.moriy brought out the fact that the par.g of thugs had Inaugur ated a reign of terror and witnesses were afraid to give testimony against them. GHOT HER HUSBAND, THEN CREMATED THE BODY. Monticcllo, N. Y Feb. 9. Mrs. La fayette Taylor of Centorville, Sulli van county, has confessed to having Tilled her husband and burned the body on January 25 to escape detec tion. CU8TOM8 AGENT ARRE8TED. ' New York, Feb. . Byron W. Win ters, for seven years in charge of the customs bureau here, has been ar rested on a charge of embezzling money belonging to tha United States. The alleged theft Is over $8000. : Col lector Stranahan was the complain ant. Winters was held in $10,000 ball by Commissioner Shields for trial, ex amination being waived. .lv-".W, l Ilia Prlmiil llenlrt.), The follflwlng story, told by 'the nslilnirton rout, lends us to wumlel which to condemn IIKst, the boaster or his critics. It concerns a certain ttinn who has A liU'go collection of auto graphs. Indeed, the envy and sometimes the ekeptlelniti of his friends have uecu tS cited by the number of successful ail thora who hnvo set down familiar ami Mattering Inscriptions In his bookB. Some carpers have even gone so far us to hint darkly at n similarity of unmiwnting tnrougnout the collection Ho recently purchased a rare edition of Chaucer, nud one evening when a party was gathered at the house tin precious bonk was passed from hand to hand. The owner lost sight of It, but the next morning ho found It lying ou his library table. On the fly leaf was Inscribed: "To Jack , from his old friend and schoolmate, Geof. Chaucer." Wit uf llnrile 1'ooke. It Is said that Ilonie Tooke, who ex celled In that duelllke controversy ex hibited by two disputants when pitted against each other with only the breadth of a mahogany board between them, was exceedingly quick and sharp at retort. hen he made his nuist deadly thrusts, It was with a mulling countenance and without seeming ef fort or emotion. Replying to a man who contended that only landowners should be allowed to vote at elections, he said. "Pray tell nie how ninny acres does It take to mako a 'wlseacru?' When fisked by Clcorge III. whether he ever played cards, he replied. "I can not, your majesty, tell a hg from a knave. What win be more uniquely comic than his snylng to Ills bruther: "You and I, my dear brother, have In verted tlie laws of nature. Yovi hnvo risen In the world by your gravity, and I have fallen by my levity ?" Saturduy Evening Post. Death. Does Rot Slop Contest. Ashevllle, N. C While Congress man Moody's funoral was bolng held at Waynesvllle Saturday the taking of testimony In the contested Moody Qudger election case went on at Tey on, Polk county. Ex-Senator Cannon Improving. Salt Lake The condition of former United States Senator Frank J. Can non, who was operated on Tucsdny for appendicitis, is reportod to he greatly Improved and strong hopes of his recovery are now entortalned. Whittler Relics 8old at Auction. New York Manuscripts of John G. Whittler and letters formerly owned by him were sold at auction In this city Saturday night to secure funds for the maintenance of the old ,. bit tier homestead. The 271 lots brought $10,000. Senator Dawes Laid to Rest Plttsfleld, Mass. The funeral of the late Senator Dawes was held Satur day aKternoon. The commonwealth. the city of Plttsfleld, the county bar and various societies were all repre sented. Younger Must Eschew the Stag. at. Paul cole Yonnger has com plied with the condition Imposed by the stats board of pardons, filing a statement with the governor promis ing newer to allow himself to be ex hibited la any place of aanusement or assembly wbsr charge- Is made for admission. Salvador Wants Psae. T - Washington Benor Lopes; fhar Sal vadorean minister, has aeasages from bis government of reassuring character which he communicated to Secretary Hay. Generally they were) to the effect that the people of Salva dor were not Inclined to war with tneir Central American neighbors, and are determined to keep the peace. THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY TREATY MAY BE RATIFIED. Washington, Feb. . There in ' a better outlook now for the ratifica tion of the Alaskan treaty than there was several days "go. The president has been sending for senators ro pored to be against the treaty and explain ing to them what he believes is ther necessity of settling the vexed boon' dary question without permitting it to become an acute quarrel between thin country and Canada. The Northwestern senators who openly expressed opposition to the trety early In the week are now more reserved and some of them have ac tually withdrawn their opposltloi after Interviews with the president. The Livelier tfe Detter. Young Man (in grocer's) Pound- ot cheese, please. Grocer Yes sir. Gorgonzola or eneu dnr? Young Man Oh. I don't care. Star; 'em both across the counter, and I'll take the winner. Told Her Frankly. . Edith Tell me frankly, George, If you were a rich man do you think you would ask me to marry you? George I don't think It would be necessary,' Edith. In that case yon would probably do the risking' EXPOSURE to the cold and wet is the first step to Pneumonia. Take a dose of PERRY DAVIS' "PainkiUaf and the danger can be averted. . It has no equal as a preventive and cure for Colds, Sore Throat, Quinsy and Rheumatism. Always keep it handyv ALL' DESIRE SETTLEMENT BRITISH 1 NO PROTOCOL CONTAINS OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES, , Washington. Kob. 9. The represen tatives of the allies here aru busily en gaged In the preparation ot the pro tocol wnleh they are to sign with Mr. Howen, Venezuela's representative, for reference to The Hague o. the question whether the blockading pow ers shall bo ontitled to preferential treatment of tuotr claims. Tho blocK ade will be rnlseu when thu protocols are signed. Tkoy are In constant communication with their govern ments ou tuts subject anil-are anxious to cover overy detail which should In compassed In an Instrument of this character. Uowen Is unxlima that the protocols shall ho Identical, so far an this may bo practicable, and hu Is directing his efforts to that end, mid also that they shall be signed on the sumo day. From tho Instructions ho has re ceived Ambassador Herbert has pro Boutod the draft of a protocol wnleh ho submitted to Minister Dowon. Noth lug sorloUBly objectionable had been Inserted in Its provisions and tho mln Istor found only one or two places where ho felt called upon to suggest any changes. Ho Is convinced thai tho British ambassador Is making every effort to bring the xovntlous con troversy to a close. iuo British protocol provides for tho reference of tho contention of tee aulea for preferential treatment to '1 no Hague for settlement: for the pay ment by Voiiezuola to CI rout Drltaln of 5000 pounds rash, and for tho tin mcdlato raising of the blockade. NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL RAIN SHORTENS SOLONS' VISIT AT SAN JOSE. Sacramento, Fob. D. Tho assembly commlitoo of live to probe tho mystory of thu disappearance of the $3i!i)0 Jes sup trust fund from the Feeble-minded borne at Glen Ellen while Dr. 1-awlor was supunntonlenl wl.l begin thud formal Inborn tomorrow ulgut. A summons has Issued fur Suporln tendent IJawsun to appear and brlnt all the books ut the institution. For the present at least tbe ausslona will be held at Sacramento, and at least one of the members Is In favor ot making all tho suasions pnbltc. Dr. Lawler w.ll be aubpenaed' early In the Investigation. - San Jose Ko. u The lagtalaton who were here nwoke Saturday mora rng toa find ca.rrlag.as waiting to carr; them about the cltj and tha valley to ths proposed sites (or tha new state capital. . A fine mist was Balling and tha air was sharp enough Bo drivs away ths headache oonssqueot npoa a haaejuet whch enrjed at S o'eloek la the morn- I am prepared to furnish all kinds of HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC. First-Class Goods. Moderate Prices Call and see me J. G. TAYLOR.. 7th Street Medforti, Oregon MEDF0RD PLANING MILL MEDFORD PLANING MILL CO., Proprietors We manufacture Dnors, Sach, Estimates furnished on Store Boft wood Contracting and Building Mill on North D Street MCFDORD, ll!x-L. II I ' I MiicnGii, Lewis V .r,rxr,rrx Dvalatra In Yehices and Call and iiitf, fromnibirt cituuiia tforu overy. whore, following up ,tfto good Impres sion of tlui night before with heart til heart canvoruatlois with the mem hers of thu Heimte anil annomhly, The rain curtailed tho di'lvus mid the first trains of tho afternoon saw tho lie ginning, of tho exodus. Hitherto thu legislators have felt that tho quostlnti of whether tho capi tal should hu moved from Haeramontn ought to be dooldnd upon Us merits by them, but now many hnvo been brought to the opinion that after such strong petitions havo beau presented It Is thnlr duty, regardless of personal opinion, to veto for the Oneal amend ment mid allow the people to settle tho question at tho polls. Thore seems 110 doubt hut the sen ate committee on amendments will re port favorably, Members of the com mltteo nay as much. Hiui Jono hus spent thousands of dollars III enter taining her guests, and the cltlnuns appear to feel that thu money has been wull Invested. DEPUTATION TO STUDY AMERICAN RAILWAY8 London, Fob. p. Tho Ixiinhm nml Northwestern Itnllroud Company Is ar running to send a depiitutlou to the Hulled States to study the Intent American railway methods. This tlep illation will Include 1111 electrician and an olllelnl competent to go thuioimli- ly Into overy point connoclod with tho 'American ayatom of oleetrlcnl signaling. Tho Scottish rnllwny companies nro also anxious to pick up hints from tho United States, and n deputation from the Caledonia Company may ac company the Northwestern officials ou tho 2ftth Inst. THE COLOMBIAN LEADER HAS TAKEN HIS LIFE. Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 9. The British steamer Para brings tha news nf the suicide on January 3 of the former Colombian general, L'rllio Uribe. Tho reports brought by tho I'ara In (Urate tho possibility of another revo lution In opposition to -tho Panama canal treaty. Good Snbatllafe. "Father, 1 should like to try 0110 of these systems of physical exercise that lire advertised In the papers. They are cheap, nml you don't need any up parutiis." "I'll furnish you with one, my son, that I tried with great success when I was a young man, mid I'll warrant It to lie us good ns any In the market." "Could 1 take It hero at home?" "Yes; that Is otto of Its chief mer its." "Any apparatus necessary?" "Yes, but It's quite simple, I'll fur nish It." "Can I tako It In say room?" "No; you take It out at tho woodpile. You will find the apparatus there, all ready for you. my son." Chicago Trib une. W. S. Gilbert Career. ft Is Mid that W. 8. Gilbert wns meant for tbe bar, and bis fullier was reluctant to see him turning In other directions, "If yon would only stick 'tu it," said the elder Gilbert, "you might become lord chancellor. " "80 I might," answered the- author ef ths "Pinafore" to be, "and If 1 stick to the theaters I may beoooj Hherldam One's as likely as the other, and of the two I prefer Sheridan." - That was a preference tacky (or tbr tusrers of the stage. m mouklingH. Rufltio and Flooring and Office fixtures in hard or OREGON o n & mm 00. ; . jjj r VI Machinery ilv See Us .! ..'U'J J'(LU)"J' J1SIV.1.J" Norrcis for puhmcatiqn; Unitiui htathm i.awii ori'icK, Ut'iit'lniru, Ori'uon, .tint. It), ItMKt. ? Netii.j is himtby kivi'U Hint In iMtiuiilliiitoo with ilin iirnvinleiiH (it the am nf (rniiuiosH i( 1 11 ne II, M, onllllril "All mil fur I ho mile ( llllltilir InmlN III Him HlalnH nf lliillfi ruhi-.nn,. Hon, Nkviiuii, 11111I W11 .IiIiiuiuii Terrliiiryi" ux oimliMl 10 11P Mm I'uhllo l.iiud Hiatus by unlet August 4, IMJJ, JOHN It. MCAt.l.lHTKIt, of Ouiiilin, county ut IViiikIiis nintll nf No lumen, Iiim litis day llluil In litis imuo Ills swum sluiiMiiinii Ne, M, tvr 1 lin iitirithaao or llto HKt, iifHmlllull No. 'J, III Township No. IW H,, tlui. no Ne. 'i Usui, unit will oinir iirixtt Ki ;linw that l hn land autiuhl la morn valualiln for lis ilinlitir er slonn limn fur luirloiiltunU iitiriinsrs, m il to osliil.lli.li Itnr ulnlni Ui aura bnfiirii A. H. union, U, H. CiiiiiiiilMliiinir, at Mi'illuril, i Ireuon, 1111 Knlitrilay, lint Hill ilttf uf Altrll, IW,a. Ha nuiiien as wllnsi.siiRi Hsntlml MaitliHiil. (Myiln H. Wnsliili, Wlllluin A. VVnl slfr ami 'Vhlluni H Duitl., nl Omnliu, Nnlimslia Any ami sll iinrsera olaliiiiini uilvitrsrly ftio alHivr tlitsitrllintl lands arc reqinmtiul In llle thutr uliiltus In this unlco 011 or uofuru snlil llilnlny of April, IIHW. J.T, IIiiiihiks, Kuulnler, NOTICIC i' OR l'UIUJCATION. I'nitkii Htatks l.ami Orriric, It Intra, on., Jnnitatv lu. I'jiii. Nnllrn a hotel, y ulvii Hint In I'liiiililliiiirn wttU tho hrovlHtniiftuf liin nit ut l'ii(riM tit Jmu.' I(, h)h imiUHkiI v mil Ur t tut unh nf inn - ntti'U itt ilui Hiutt'N nr ruiiiorniii, lirn- unit, NYvmlti nt hi WiialiiiiMiuii Tt-rr llury n t.H'Xii.l.'O lit nil llm ail'lli-laii.l -UtfH liy net ti( AiiuudI t, Idirj, , . (i.vrjK II. WKHTON, if O nil. lilt, tHilllKjr nf 1'niinln-, Htiitn of Np. tirnxl.it, Ih,m tliix ilny Iklnl In lliW ,tU' hU wnrii intiMiifiil Nu. Xii, fur Mm .urrmH. uf tlm iNK',,) liolnix lnl I it ml 'J , SU of NK'i of H.M'tlolt So, ill 'rVtMa I a ,Si, I (II , HOMlll ItithKn Nn. '1 V.nnt, nu. I will offer priiof in lit.u Hint tho Irtinl oouhl l nioro viilufililo for Km lluittor or nl'Ui.i tlotn Ur HtirlniliMnil .ttur- IwiMtp., mot to pvlnlillth lit I'litim tn an I.I Irttol b.'foro A. H. Milton, If. H. CotHliiUolniirr. nt Mi'iloml. iiri'uou, on Nnimtlnv I ho Dili tnr if April, m I nnttort w llm-.m.. ; Hitmni Mio'looil. WtHinin H i'tirtl-. Jnltit It. Mi'AIUlT ititil Wllllrttn A, WriiMur, ol (tiunhit, NolintkA. Am (ttul hII tmrmuoi olnlntliiK itl vtrl y iUtt nlni'r tfairtlil ltiiti nrn ffiUftiil tu rlln thwlr t'lnlnu hi hli orTIca on or liofurt mM tlilt Iny of April, W, J, T. llitiiHir-, NOTICK l'OU PUIIMGATION. ITrtltrtl RtrllPB X.Mu OHfn ItoHrtoirir, OrriiM, Jan. W iulI. Vollro In linn.ov iilvnii thnt In cumnliHiinn with ttin nrovltilrtioi or the not nf Contrrt ot Jiino.1. H7s, fiillilr.,1 -An net for the rntln o f tlmbrr I into tn tho Htntn nf irnlirnroln. iirti iton, Nnvmtn, nml Walitnvlon Tfrrltflry,' at axtflttilftl to nil tho I'm hi lo I.hiiiI Htnton Uf set or AUtut 4. IH'lj. ' MMtVA. MrAMjHTKU. of onmhn, wuiity uf imurlnN, Hintn nf Nn. omul, . hnn thtn (llnl In ihUortlrtt hariworn tlnltinnt No. 43M, for tht ptirrhrun of th HWft of Portion No, '1, In Town-Inn No. M H., MnniiP No. H nml will orrr ptoof to Rhow thnt thn Unit wiuuhl In more vntunlili. for Itn tlinhr or ntitno than for nifrlmlturnl por pnrn, nntl to Pititillh hN rUini to nii1 Inml hofort A. H lltiton. If. H. ('oinml'Mionr, m Mciilrtnf. rirrirnn, on Krlilny, ho (nth ilr of Attril, I ft .1, KI10 rtntnnt m wl(iiiHiat W. A'. Wrhitrr. trt II. Wtieloil. W. I. Hlnvnn. John K. MrAllUtnr, of Oir.nhn, Nriira-k Ativ nml nil mrnnn alnttntoir nilvrnlv tho Ntxivtxlrairf ihtsi land urii rmiunsitrd to r)tn thnlr cWIm In hi ortlco on or htiforn b)i1 lirtti tiny of April, Iwkl. j. r. iiittiMiKit, rcofftntur. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, I'NiTtti' Htatk. I.AKtt Orrtrn. Honnburtf, Ornron, Jnn, lu, Notlro tn hftrrthv aTtVfn ihrit In mrfinlUiirn With tho liroVUIon! Of thn met nt Cnnarvmm nt Jnn , IK7N, rntltlrt "Alt not fnr thn Mln of umur-r mnia m tho Mtnton of Cnlirorntn, Or. ana, Nnvaitn, nml W-t,hlititn IVrrlturv a niinmlnd to nil tho Tuhllo Lnnil Hlniai by net ot Auifuit 4, Ifttf. IVII.f.IAM H. (M MIT IB of Ortitthn, county nf Iloii)nai, Huto nf nrnnn. nn mi iuy nini in thi nmrn bin worn ntaiomnni No. i'W, for tho purrhnm nf tun rsnoinroimn no, J), in rownoitlp ro. a t , ftntitjo Nn. 2 Kul. nnrl will n(Tr nmnl m how tbnt the Innd nomrhl It morn vniunhln for ft tlmrwr or ntnnn thnn for ntrleoliurnl ptirnoppn, ml lo nntahllnh hln rlntm to 11 It,n1 hnfore A. 8. Milton. V. H. rVinimlkn'onor. nl rffmlfortl, Oregon, on Krldnv. tbr 1 0th dty of n urn, us", rut nninrRj wnnanan: mnnn thmwtmmn. Will t si m J. Mtovon. Hamnnl Mulfteaal ' nnrl Cly-lr. If. Wanton, nf Omnhn. Vnhra.kn, Aat nnd ntt portion n olnimlntr ndvrnW thi born-drnrrttxid land nrn rroiinwio.1 to rlln thntr olnlmn In thinomcv on or boforo nntd 10th dnr of April. 1003, i. t. IlmnoEK, Rghiir NOTICE FOR PUBUCATTO. United flute Lnnd Offif. Rwwburv. Oroffon, J no. IV. lord, Nottf In brrobv aTlrnn that In rnnnllanrn with thn nriTlnlonn of thn not nf rr.ntrrm nf Juno it. I7, i-ptlilod An not for the twin of tioiborinruinirj thn Him or CnllfnrnU, Orn on. NoTftdn, nnd Wiuhtbnton TnrHtnrT." eitonded to nil Ibo Public Lnnd HtncitM hv ant Of AUffUitt 4. 1HW. WII.MAM A. WKHHTRR, nf Omnhn, count y of Douirlnn, HtntA of N- tnwN, on i hi any niM in tbl-iofPtm Bhtnwoni nntmnni No. 417. for th purnhnw of tho NK'-i ofMoloo No. 7ft, In Town whip N. SSH & lUnte No 3 Rut. nnd will offor proof to hfl thai thtt lanrl suitiaskl la wl.is.l- for 1U tlmbor or ntnnn ihnn for nvrlotiUurnl nnrpoMoi, nod to ontabllnh htn elnlm to nnld id brnr A. B. Hilton. 11. H. PninrntMlnnAP. nt Mod ford, Orrrnn, on Prldnv. thn tmb davnf rll. IWal. fin n ntnnn mi wltnaMnrtar W. M. f'urtt, John U. MoAlllnlfir. Clytlo h. Wo ton. n m. j. ni-rnn", or utnnnn. rt-nrnotn. , Anvnnd nil ttornon nlalmtnar ailvw-anlv tha. fthnvo drnorlhnd InndM nrn reauonted to fllo their Olnlm In thin offlco on or he fort amid Ifttli dnyof April, 1B(XI. j.t. uxitKiitn, itngmior. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (JnltiHl Htales Land Omor. Rnsalium, Orotim, Jan. 10. IW'l . Notloe In bnrnbv iilvnn that In rnmnll.ni-f. with thn nrovlslons of thn ant nf I'nn.rM. nf June s. IH7H, enilllod "An Ant for l ho salo of Tlmbnr l.snil. In thn Htatna of Calirnrnla, Ore Han, Nnvnria. nnd Washlneton Territory, " Aa extnnilnd to sll Iho I'ubllo Land RUlea by aot ol AubuhU. lirj. WlI.f.IAM J. 8TKVKNS, nf Omaha, oountjr of nouclss, Htato of Nn brasks, has this (Inv died In thlsomoe hlsswnrn sislomnnt No. iSM, ror tho purnhase of tho 8W;! ot Hootlnn No. SO, In Township No. nn H., Rttnun No. 2 Kant, nnd will oflor proof to show thiil tho Innd sought la mora valuable for Its tlmbnr or alone than ror sirrloulturnl purnmnri. and to establish his claim to said Innd hnforu A. H Billon, U. H. Commlsslnnor, nt Meilfnrd, Ori'ron, on Hnlmday, Iho Dili dnv ol April lira. Ha nainns us wiinossos: Hnmunl Mnnlood, William A. Webster, John It. MrAlllstcr, Wl. Ilnm H. (.'urtls, of Omnhn. Nobraska. Any nnd all pursons olnlmlnit ndvorsoly the AhovoHlosorlbod lands am rnquoHtod to llio their nlntms In ihlaortlooonor boforoanld 11th day ol April, ll03. j.t. uiiinosH, nomstor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . , Ukitiii) Htatks Land Orrion, ., , ,- KoHdhiirK, Ore., Jan. !U, lm. Nntlre Is horohv a von Hint In ,,m,.iiu,.M with tho provisions ol iho nut ol Coiirnhs of June a, I87B, ontltloil "An aot lor tho snlo of umiHjr iniiMn in mo nintns oi fJiUimrmn, Oru Ron, Nevada and Washington Territory," ns oxlomloil In all tho puhllu luiwl slnlos liy net of AI1KIIS14, ldlri, ' , , . WILLIAM I VAWTKR, pl Meijhinl, Oouiity nf Jnckson, KlntoolOroiron, h," this 'lay 111 ml In this ofllee his swnrrf slatemont No. U. for Iho purnhaso ot tho aij ol tho Nl, Boodon US, Township No. J, Rontli, Kjiigo No. Knt, nml will prior proof lo show that tho land nought in muro vniiinino inr us llinlior or slnno Ihnn lor SKr CUlluril tllirnnNnN. nml In nkialillul. l.lu olalrn In said lnnd liofnro A. H. Illltnn, 11. H. (onimlssliinor, at Meilfnrd, Orngnu, on I'rhluy, "y . nniii, nn,.,. nn nninus ns wll- nnsHosl Hlan. H. Aiken, M, L. Mi Cnll, nf J'rns piMjt Orngmii (i. n. Mniiiuy, K, Hllrion l'lokol, of MoiUnnl, Oriignn, Any anil nil piirsnns olnlmlng nilvorsoly Ihs abnvoili'snrlliod Inmls nro rcuuosloil lii lllo tholr claims In tills onioo on or libforn snlil ilrjl day ol April, 100.1. j, T. ihhAikh Uoglslor Found. In the onllnno In wllonr.'a Oniirn Houfe on -Prlday ovonlnp;, 'Jan. 21), a fur oollnr. Owner can rocovor by proving property and paylnjr for this notloo. a '