TROUBLE 18 THREATENED
IN CONGRESSIONAL CONTE8T.
Chicago, March 30, A posso comlta
tutt and then a .orco of militia are In
prospect as participants In tho Durbor-row-Lorlmer
election contest. The an
nouncement was made last night by
W. T. Underwood, counsel for Con
Kressnian Lorlmer, subsequent to the
disclosure that the board of election
commissioners would direct the arroi
today by policemen of all deputy
sheriffs or other persons or official
who might attempt to Interfere with
the reopening of ballots In tho congrcs
Blonnl contest. . .
LOUD DENIES IT.
: Snn Francisco. March SO. Eugene
F Loud, recently one of the congress
men from California, denies that hi
worked for tho raise of salary granted
to Mr. Maehon, the postal oflUvir
whose operations while at tho head ol
the free delivery system are now un
tier Investigation. It Is alleged by the
defense In this case that Congressmar
Loud, Hemn.lngway and Littaucr wer:
advocates of the Increase In salary
and they may be summoned as wit
nesses to tell about the matter and ex
plain any interest they may have had.
-' there Is mora catarrh In MM seclld" f tho
country than sll dthor diseases put toiroinor,
and until the last few years was supposed to
be Incurable. For ft great many years doctors
pronounced U a local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly fading to
cure with local treatment, pronounced It in
curable. Science has proven oatarrb to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure
manufactured av F. J. Ohouev & Co.. Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on -the
market, it is laaen lniernauy tn oosea iruui
lodropstoatoaspoontul. It acts dlreotly on
the hlood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any case H
rails to cure, semt tor otrcu.ara anu wwumu
nlals. Address P. JTCHESEY' & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Drufrgff ts, 750.
Hall's family fills are the best.
Officials Make Concessions.
New Haven, Conn The action of
President John H. Mall of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road in inviting the trainmen of the
system to another conference and
agreeing that Valentine Fitzpatrick
third vice grand master of the Train
men's National Brotherhood, shall
take part in the conference, is be
lieved to have cleared for the present
what was fast becoming a very criti
cal situation.
Hope for Good Results.
Seattle With arbitration as a right
eous weapon the commercial commun
ity of Seattle is demanding a settle
ment of the differences between the
Seattle Electric company and the
striking street carmen. While the fifth
day of the contest brings but little
change in a situation which has been
acutely aggravated from the start,
there is hope of an early change for
the better.
. A Great Sensation.
There was a bier sensation in Lees
ville, Iod., when W. H. Brown, of that
f)lace, who was expected to die. had his
ife aaved by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. He writes: "I en
dured insufferable agonies frcm Asthma,
bnt your New Discovery gave me im
mediate relief and soon thereafter ef
fected a complete cure." Similar cures
of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchi
tie ahd Grip are numerous. It's the
peerless remedy for all throat and lung
tronbles. Price 50c and $1.00. Guar
anteed by Chas. Strang, druggie t. Trial
Domes free.
TO ANSWER CARMEN.
San Francisco, March 30. Official.'
of the United Railroads stated Sundat
that the answer of the company to th,
demands of the Carmen's union will U
xeady tbis afternoon, when the con
ference committee of the union is ex
pected to call on Manager Chapman
There are many clauses of the pro-
; posed -trade rules to be interpreted,
and each, so Mr. Chapman says, has
to be carefully looked Into, so that the
1 reply to each may be properly ex
plained.
STOPS PAIN
Athens, TennM Jan. 27, 190L
Brer since the first appearance of my
mena&s they were very Irregular and I
suffered with great pain In my hips,
baclc, stomach and fegs, with terrible
bearing down paws- ia t::e nl-do-nen.
During the past month I hava been
taking; Wine of Cardul and Thedford'a
Black-Drauuht.snd Ipns-nl the month
ly period without pain for -.he first time
:-. yoara, fAx:a Davis.
What is Hie worth to a woman stiller-
L ing Hko Nannie Davis suffered? Yet
mere are women in tnuusanat 01 homes
to-day who are bearing those terrible
menstrual pains in silence. II you are
one of tho&e we want to say that this
same
will bring you permanent relief. Con
sole yourself with Ihe knowledge thai
1,000,000 women have been completely
cured by Wine of Cardul. These wom
en suffered from leucorrhoea, Irregular
menses, headache, backache, and
bearing down pains. Wine of Cardul
will slop all these aches and pains
lor you. ' Purchase a $1.00 bollle of
Wins of Cardul lo-day and take II In
Ihe privacy ol .your home.
Foradrlce and Ifteratnrfl.arittreM, giving symp
toms, "The Ladies' AdvUorr ijep&rtment,"
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
j ft
A HORSE IN BATTLE
HOW HE FEELS WHEN IN THE MIDST
OF A FIERCE ONSLAUGHT.
A Writer of llorae Storlea Describes
the Experience of ntt Arab Char
er In the flunks of Stuart's Cav
alry The Gallon to llattte.
Probably uo otto will ever know Just
how a horso feels when going Into bat
tle. .There Is no way of finding out.
Fo It is likely that uo one will dispute
the correctness of the description which
Kowcll Pord gives U)l "Uorsoa Nine,"
published by Sii .blu rs.
The horo In nutation Is Pasha, n
IinTf ifocJ Ar..ii Luiil-.'f that bus been
pressed Into service In Stuart's Itlitelj
Horse ci: vMry. The story runs:
Karly the next morning Pnsha was
awakenttl by the distant growl of
heavy guns. Ity daylight he wits on
the move thousands- of other horses
with him. Nearer null Jicijrer tliey
rode to tho place where the" guns were
growling. Sometimes they were" on
roads, sometimes Uicy crossed Held,
and again they plunged Into the woods
where the low brunches struck one's
Pyo3 nnoT'scrutehcd" oncrs Banks; At
lust they broke vjcflf Vt. l'ees'lo
cout08tljji;iiry"lli1o."iiaueh a scene' as
Pr,sfia had never before witnessed.
Pur across the open field be could
see troop oil troop o( horses coming to
ward hlni. They Beeuied to be pour
ing over the crest of a low hill, us If
driven onward by some unseen force
behind. Iustnntly Pasha heard, rising
from the throats of thousands of rid
ers on cither side und behind him, that
1U ree, wild yell which be hud come to
know meant the npproach of trouble.
lllgh and shrill and menacing it rang
as It was taken up und repented by
those in the rear." Next the bugles be
gan to sound, und In quick obedience
the horses formed iu Hue Just ou the
edge of the woods, a line which stretch
ed und stretched on "cither Hunk until
one could hardly see where It ended.
Prom the distant line cniue uo an
swering cry. but Pasha could hear the
bugles blowing, ami he could see the
fronts massing. Then cntne the order
to charge at a gallop. This set Tusha
to tugging eagerly at the bit. but for
what reason he did not know. He
knew only that he was part of n great
and solid Hue of men and horses sweep
ing furiously across a field toward that
other line which he bad seen pouring
over the hill crest.
He could scarcely see at all now.
The thousands of hoofs had raised a
cloud of dust that not only enveloped
the on rushing line, but rolled before
it. Nor could Pasha bear anything
save the thunderous thud of many
feet. Even the shrieking of the shells
was drowned. But for the restraining
bit Pasha would have leaped forward
and cleared the line. Never bad be
been so stirred. Tbe inherited mem
ory of countless desert raids made by
his Arab ancestors was doing its
work. For what seemed a long time
this continued, and then In tbe midst
of the blind and frenzied race there
loomed out of tbe thick air, as If It had
appeared by magic, the opposing line.
Pasha caught a glimpse of something
which seemed like a heaving wall of
tossing heads and of foam whitened
necks and shoulders. Here and there
gleamed red, distended nostrils and
straining eyes. Bending above was an
other wall a wall of dusty blue coats.
of grim faces and of dust powdered
bats. Bristling above all was a threat
ening crest of waving blades.
What would happen when tbe lines
met? Almost before tbe query was
thought there came tbe answer. With
an earth Jarring crash they came to
gether. The Hues wavered back from
the shock of Impact, and - then ' tbe
whole struggle appeared to Pasha to
center about him. Of course tbis was
uot so. But it was a fact that the most
conspicuous figure in either line had
been that of the cream white charger
in the very center of the Black Horse
regiment
Ho it Not to Get Old.
Once upon u time a young man who
bad a dread of growiug old and having
to give up tbe pleasures of youth
preached tbe doctrine of good compan
ionship and Jolly living.
"Eat, drink and be merry." be said.
"Seek gay companions and let wine
and song keep your blood In motion,
and you will never know what It Is to
be old."
He followed his own counsel and
died iu his youth.
Morul.-Devotlon to appetite prevents
a man now growing old. :.ew York
Herald.
. Thrift.
Every tanu t Uu smvck money Ib call
i:i:nn nnii stingy by tlip loafers o;
the xtiwt cora.vs .u:d )aii:HU out with
loproitfU liy tin who idlo uwuy
their timp. Iu unit'! tn get alx':ni -
uiuu must R:ive. liiii.n x .tu.il Ipsh tliuu
lit nidketf, .Hid. Jibuvp uli ttilnfs, ln
must work. Unn't be iik!::: rrv;! of uuv
UiK uuy one uy ilmt-you uiv "i-.o.-1 "
tteiiu to yiur own htmlim ami you
art ull rlglu. Tin uiimi who urltldm
the thrifty really pay thftn a big cum
pliment. It Is the tribute blotli payn
ludustry. Nortonvlllc .Newa.
An Eaar One
"What sup;ortH the muu tn the heav
ens?" asked tb country schoolteacher.
"Why, Its beams: of course," replied
a precocious youngster. Kansas City
Independent
Extremes Extremelr Uncomfortable.
"What does comfortable circumstan
ces mean?"
"Why, you're 'comfortatble' when
you're neither poor nor rich." Detroit
Free Press.
Blncerlty Is the basis of all true
friendship. Without sincerity It Is like
hle ttbojrt ballast
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In tbe Circuit Court fur Jackson County,
Oregon.
Emma Baker. )
riaiDiin,
vs.
James Baker.
Defendsnt J
To James II. Baker, tho above-named tie
(endant: In the came of tbe State ol Oregon,
voa are hereby reoulred lo aooear and an
swer the complaint tiled gain it you in the
auore-eatuiea mu on or ueioro six weens irom
the date of the first publication of eald sum
mons, to-wlt; the 24th day of April, A. D., 1803,
the lasl day of the time prescribed in the order
for publication of this nummonr, to-wit; which
salu order rentilres that you an near and an.
swer on or before the expiration of six weeks
from the day of the first publication of this
summons, the first publication thereof being
on the 13th day of March, A. !., 1903 and you
are hereby notified that if you fall to appear
and answer, or otherwise plead to said com
plaint with enid time, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to rhu court for the relief
demanded In the complaint, to wit: For a din
solution of the bonds of matrimony existing
between plaintiff and defendant, ana that snfd
marrlnge bo held for rmneht. and that the
plaintiff have the care, control and cuntodyof
the minor children of said plaintiff and de
fendant, and for such other and (nrthor relief
a to the court may appear jimt and equitable,
and that plaintifT have Judgment for her corns
and dUburtemeiitM.
This summons is published In the mkdford
Mail, a newspaper puhliMied at Med lord, Ore-
ton, by older of lion. II. K. IlAnna, one of the
Udges Of the Circuit Court for Jartciion Conn.
ty, Oregon, which said order provided that the
first publication be had on March IK, Wr.l.
WILLIAM I. VAWTKR.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United 8tatj Land OrrscK,
RoHehurs-. Orturnn. Marnh 11. 1H.
Notice Is hereby viven that in cnmnlianr
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the Slates of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Wanhintrton Territory." aj
extended to all the public land states by act of
UWAKU riUUSAN,
of Madella. Countv of Watowan. Htatn of Mln
Desoia, naa mis day niea in tola ofl re his
sworn Biaiemeni no. wot, ror ine purohsse or
41 South, Ranee No. 8 Went, and will offer proof
w Buviw in a i inr tana Hougnv ih more vaiunpie
for Its timber or stone than for agricultural
fiurposes, ond to establish his claim to said
and before A. 8. Bliton, U. R. Commissioner,
at Med ford, Oregon, on Saturday, tbe 20th day
of June, 1903.
He names as witnesses: Albert Runnel t. of
Minneapolis, Minn.; Geo. F. Rice, of MadellB,
ii inn.; o. u, nnonan.nr Msaeiia, minn.; f ranic
Russell, of Minneapolis, Minn.
Any and all ncrsons elafmlnfr aHvArtnlv th
above-dexcrlbed lands are requested to file
ineir ciairos in mis oince on or before said 20tb
day of June, 1003.
J.T. BKitxica Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Htatks Land Office,
Kodeburg. Ore, Varch 16, 10J3.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 8, 187H, entitled "An act for tho sale of
timber lands in the HtatcK of California. Ore.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the public land states by act
of August 4. 1892,
of Can by, County of Clackamaa. Htate of Ore
gon, has this day filed In this office his sworn
statement No, 4633, for tbe purchase of the
8WJ. of Hectlon No. M, In Township No. 32
South. It an ire No. I East, and will offer proof
to Hbow that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or Mono than for agricultural
lurpospp, and lo establish hfs claim to said
nnd before the Kncrltttnr anil Uoanlvnr nt thn IL
8. Land offlee at Kosebnrp. Oregon, on Wednea
day. tbe 29'h day of July, 1903, .
He names aa witnesses: Rdtvard Pi nradtl.
Of Canbv. Oreiron: OH fl. Rnvlnn. nt nroirnn
City, Oregon ; Samuel Geary, of Trail, Oregon;
Charles H. Osy. of Med ford, Oreon,
Any and all perRons claiming adversely the
above duflcrlbed lands are requested to file
tholr clnlrnK In this officii on or hir-irn unUl 'X)(h
davof Jul V. 1003. J. T. ItHtnflKM.
itegisier
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Statos fjand Ofdco,
Rosoburlf, Oregon, March 12,
Notice Is horehv Riven that In compliance
with the provisions of tho act of Congress of.
June 3, 1878, entitled, "An act for the tale of
liiimiiiiTX Im rnimTk. fflTmrx. Illllllinv I
II Jftfruel jftiSt,' SS-CKJ-.vW i n I I I fTDrW.
timber land In thoHtntcaof California. Oniron,
Nevada, aud VVaablfiKtoo Territory," sm ex
tended to all the Public Laud Status by actol
August 4, 169?,
UKOKCK P. RICE,
of M add la. County of Watonwan, Staff of Mtn
nesota, lias this day tiled In this office ols
sworn statement No. i6u6, for tho purchsno of
the NH.y, of H.Ttlon Ni. 4, in Tow Mali I p No 41
South, Range No. 3 Wont, and will otter proof
to show that the land sought la more valuablr
for Ita timber or atone than for agricultural
purpoCB, and to establish bta claim lo said
laud before A. 8. UHtoa. V, 8. Commis-.onrr,
at Medford. Oregon, on Saturday, tho 3Uih day
of June, 1903.
He tarn a wltneaaei: Edward Noon an. of
Hadelta, Minn.: Albert Kusncll. of Mlnnrapo
lis, Minn.; L. I) Noonan, of Matlrlla, Mino-;
Frank Russell, of Minneapolis, Mlun.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
shore-described lands are regunled lo flic
their claims In this office on or before-satd 'JOtb
day of June, 1B03.
J. T. BHrnaut, Keglstor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land O flier,
Roaeburg. Oregon. Jan. If, 1HH
Notice (a hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Con urea of
Junen, 1878, i-ntltlcd "An act for the talo of
timber lands In ihe Htatrs of Calirornla, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Wnfblnaton Territory," as
extended tosll the l'ublto Laud states by act
of August 4. 1K92.
WILLIAM A. WKflHTKn,
of Omaba, county of Douglas, Slate of No
b nut ha, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 43-7, for tbe purchaac of the
NK of Bectfon No. 'JO, In Township No. SMH.,
flange No. 2 Kant, and will offer proof to
show that the land hoiikIiI is morn valuable
for ita timber or stone than for ngr'cullurHl
fmrpoHeo, and to establish his claim to anld
and before A. H. Hilton, U. B. Commissioner,
at Mod ford, Oregon, on Friday. Iho 101b day of
April, 1903. He names as witnesses: W. 8.
Curtis, John It. McAllister. Clyde H. Weston,
Wm. J. HU vens, of Omaha. Nebraska.
Any and all person claiming adversely the
above described land iiro ri-queNted to lllu
their claims In 'his office on or before said JOlh
day of April,
J. T. liamoHH, Itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnited Status Lanh OrrirK,
Notice is herebv iiven
LiK-1! ! S- '
with the provisions of tho act of Congress of
timber lands In tho Htntus of CattfornlH. Oru.
gon, Nevada and Washington Terr'torv," as
of August 4, 1892,
EDWARD E. BHADTb,
of Canby. County of Clackamas, Htate ut Ore
goo, bas this day filed In this offlco his sworn
hi moment no. 4W, ror ine purchaso of the
NW, of eotln No. l, Township No. 32
Souih, Hnnge No. 1 Kant, and will oner pr-of
to show that tbe land nougat In more valuable
for lis timber or atone than for agricultural
purpose, and to establish his claim to ssid
land beforo tho Hcglater and Receiver or th
U. 8. Land Offtco at Roseburg, Oregon, on
Wednesday, tbe 291 h day of July, 1003.
lie namifi an wltnnitiin' TtlMlnn If. White nt
Canby, Oregon: Otla 8. Boy lew, of Oregon City,
Oregon; Samuel Geary, of Trail, Oregoii;Chas.
Gay, or Med ford, Oregon.
Anv and all ricrnonii nlalmtnir advirsinl th
atMve-doscrlbed lands are renuotea to Mb
their claims In this office on or before said 29t)
day of July, 1903.
J ifniiMER. itcgliter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Htates Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Maroh 12, 190.
Notice la berebv nlvnn thai in mm nil a tie
with tbe provisions or Iho act of Congress or
Junes,; 1878. entitled ''An act for the sale of
timber land in the Htates or Calirornla, Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Tnrrttnrv " at.
t. nil Ail In nil I tin t,.HII. i tl.... vj ...
August 4, 1B02.
Albert kukbrll, -
M Mlnnfiftnolt-. Rmmtt r unr.Ann a,atn
Mlnnoasota, has this dny tiled In this ofllco his "
flWOm BtfltOmont No. 4nav. fnr llm nurphnu nf
tho NBU, of Heotlon In. Ill, In Township No la
41 South, Banne No. ft West, and will offor proof j .
to show that tho land solium Is moro valuoole j
for Its timber or stone than for nurloultural
purposes, and to establish his nisi in to said
land noforoA. R, Blltos.U. fi. f'oinmlsslonor, nl
Medford. Orounn. nn flnlnrflnu. llm 'Jen, Ann nt
Ho names as witnesses: Kdwsrd Noonan,
Gco-ne P. Rice and 8. D. Noor an, of Msdolla,
Minn.; Frsnk itussell.of Minneapolis, Minn.
Any nnd nil persons claiming adversely the
nbve described lands nre requested to file
tholr claims In this ofllco on or beforo said
20th day of June, 1103.
J.T. Diujkiks, Keglstor, 1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNiTKti HTATtca Lamd Orrici,
Kosebury, Ore.. Marc h A, lis X
Notice ta hereby given that In com pita of
with the provisions of the act of Congrrna uf
June a, 7H, rntltled "An set fur the sale of;
timber lands Id the Htatrs of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Trrrltry,M a
ex'nnded tuah ibo I'ubllo Land Htatea by act
ol aususi t. 1BW.
OHCAR OlJtON.
ol Pnrnwood, county of Knot-nla, state of
iiiaho. baa tint day nicti in inn omre ru
worn Klatetneiil No. VM. for Iho nurvhse of
the NK'a, of tH. No U, In Townshhi No. Xl
souih, naiiKo wo. a Kajit, stm win ortrr prou
tn iltow thai the land aougbt ! more ralushlr
lor lit li mt r or stone man for agricultural
nurirotm. and to titatillh bis claim to said
and before It. I- llartloit, County Clerk, at
urauis fas, un-gon. on sionuay. ine mm nay
ol Msy. iyi3:Jio nami-a at wuneMun: urmit !'
Donald and Jototih I'iim.oI Hsm' Vsllev. Oru-
gnu: Kd. Hratlry. of Kern wood, Idahu; Orton
ioiNMiaii, oi natnt aucy, uregon.
Any and all porou elalmlug adversely the
atiovoleNcrlbrd iMbdsare n-ueHtrd In file their
natron In this office on or before said istb day ol
way, iwz. j. t. imiiKiit,
Register,
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION,
United fttates Land OlTlrii,
Kimburv. Ore.. March B. IUjU.
Notice Is hereby given that In comp'.lanre
with the provisions of tbe act of Congrraa of
June 3, 187fl, nntlilrd "An act for the sale or
tlmbor lands In tho Htates of California, Ore
n. Aevaua. ana YtaHiiiitKton Tnrriiarv. as
exionded to nil tho Public Ijand States by not
oi AUguni i, mvi.
SlIffniK MIM.DKN,
of Oregon City. County of (Msoksmas. Slate of
uregoo, nas tins oay mm in mis onice hot
sworn statement No, it2, for Ihe purchase ol
Ihe NK';, of Hectlon No. 22. in Tnwnshlo No.
33 H., Range No. 1 Kast, and will offer proof lo
Know mat ine inna sougm is moro valuable for
ua iimoer or atone man ror agricultural
pur
land ooacK. and to emalilM, bin nlalrn tn mkIi!
before the Register and Itrcnlvcr of the U. H.
issnu umce nt Koaebiirg, uregoo, on Saturday
the 23d day of May, IttW. s
lluntitneaas wltnenHfts: Jranln Rnattibran.
or Canby, Oregon; Otis 8. Hoy If a. m( Wtlhott,
Oregon; Samuel Oeary. of Trail. Oregon i
viiniMjn t. unj, oi imioni, trrgon.
-Iwyo-descrlbed lands are reqae-tod to Hie
their elnlma in this office on or before said 23d
niij anu an puraonn claiming an verso iy ine
uay oi may, nu.i, j. t. imimiita, Register.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
- United Statos Land Office.
Ro.. t'lirg, Oregon, Jan. 20, 190.
Notice is iHT.'by nvcn that In com pi is nor
with tho nrovit-b im or the ael or Congress or
Juno 3. 18711. eritldc "An act for the sale of
tlmbr InndN In the Htatea of CaMfornfit. Ore.
gen, Nevndn, and Wimblniflou Terrllorv," as
oxtem'tt d to nil ilio I'ubllo Land Htates by aol
of August 4. 1B?,
MAHY A. MtJALLlRTIK,
of OrMihu, county "f Douvla. Htute of No
brnul'a.btiHthls dtly tiled In this ortlco her sworn
stalcment No. 43M, for the purchase of the
SWJ or Auction No.1, In Township No. 36 S.,
Range No. 2 Ksst, and will offer proof to
how that tbe land sought is mora valuable for
Its timber or atone than for agricultural pur
ponea, and to nstuhlltih his claim lo said land
iwfore A, 8. Ullion, U. B. Commissioner, at
Medfbrd, Oregon, on Friday, Iho 10th day of
i r 1 1 , 1003, Bho names as witnesses: W, A,
Webster, Dlydo II, Weston, W. J. Htevena and
John K, McAllister, of Omaha, Nebraska
Any and all persons olalmlng adversely tho
abovtMlesorlbcd lands are requested lo file
their claims In this office on or before said loth
duy of April. 1908,
J.T, Bit i does, lloglstor.
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I SELL GROCERIES. CA
viryvvLiivitoJ, Wffl
Hay and Grain ah
Will buynrs
sell tlinhnr.n,! i.rlni i..i i... u I
and sovoral farms for sale now. Wrllo mo f
Yours for llusll
' stan. AiKaSfrav a--
I " ''."'."'K, ',1,, nlc, on or boforo said Intl..
BOOIXTIES OF MKDFOHD.
I , U. I'.-Lidgfl No rill, iii'U'U in 1, u, n tf1
lntll uvtiry Hfttumuy ut 8 V. in Vimtiui.1 broiU
VIM HtWWjS Wull'dlltO. A. Ut N AVI.DIi, N. U
J. I'm UAV hLU, HUU,
I o (I !', Kugtiu Hlvor Kiiotimiiuirhl, Nm
lS, HlK'U Ut I, U, O. l lUll I 1 1 HI SUt'Ollll mitt
fuuiih WediicMduyH u( eneh tmiulli ul H p. in,
11.11. IIAMVKV.IM.
W.T. Yoiik Hcrlbo
tUlvw Ittibi nub I, i. Hut' No, 'iht un vls In L O.
O h', hull II i l ami iblnl TuesOiiyn of unoli
uk. nili. ViMiinu AiHtrit invlii ii lo uiiuid.
Mint, I'.ilA HiihAttlCK, N, (1.
JAM, lUA Klllllilli'llUttlOM.N, Uf, H U
A b ! tut A. & Mii'tK lltst Krii av on or bu
lir lull mut'it ti s p il.,, i ,M .mmiIc hull
J. A Willi HaN, V W.
K. V lVil-li.it i It.di'M Nil. iU, on ni , ii .
di c.i tin g i p, til. Viiim. oiotiit's ul
. r II Ml ,UV, I;'. (J.
i'Ahh Ci . i 1 1.. Iv lil III, Hint H.
Kulglits or tint MMCciihoeN.-'Trhiuipti Tent
No. 1 1. mums In rt'iculur ntvlow on I'm ui an.V
mi 1'TIiIu.vh ir moh mouth In A, o, 11. W
Hull at 7:tp. ni. VlhUhiK Hit Kiilglilsoardlnl'
i Invited touttitiitl.
A. It. Ki.i.innN, Co mm and or.
W.T. Yoiik, H. K,
A. O, It. W.. Diigree of Honor Hstlifir loilgo
No, M. (mm is evutv lid and 4ih Wtitlhtinduv
uvciiliiH uf iiuch iiionth. m A. O. U, W, hah.
mum dki.i.a niiiMtu, c. uf M.
I'l.AMKNl'K Mt'l'IIKIlNON, l(UU.
A. O, V, W. I.odwit No. )H. iiioaiH ttverv tlml.
and lliltd WtidiiOMitny In iho month at Hp. u .
In th.'lr hull iu thu upura block. VUHlug
brothurnluvltud to atlomt.
W A.HrkWAIIT, M. W.
Asiiaki. IIUmtAtti), Keenrdur.
K. II, of A, Modford Lodue No. 4'Jl mreta
evvry Huturduy evening in A. O, U. W. hall,
in i vi n g i' raiers inviicu to uhoiiii,
il. . h'lHI'lUKSoM, I'. M.
L. A. JntitiAN 'wio,
Wootiinoii of tho World Cainti No. U0. moeiM-
ovorv Thumday owning lu K. uf .'. ball
aleUford,orcgou,
J. U, w ii.i,u Ki, u.v.
HusAfie Mahn. Olnrk.
(.'hrvnatithoiiiutn Clrotr. No. H4. Wtimnii oB
Woodi-rsft Mods Hreond uuil fourta Tutwda.
of eaeh mouth at Tf p, in. In If, of I, hall.
visiuug HiHiors in vi leu.
SI IIS, IIHHAUH HANK, U. N.
Katiikhinr Wait. Clerk.
W. ft. O. Chratur A. Arthur Cortia fin. i
moota rirnt ami third WetliiomlBy of nag a
uiotub at s o'cUk K p. tn in Wooduian's ball
inning inr iiiYiicu,
MllS. I), k. ANIilit'N. I'll KM.
Mum. IVAN UruASdK.Hea.
. a. It. t.'hratur A. Artnbr (t No. 4t
inrnt In WotHliimn's hall every rirt and
U ini Wi'diiradai uiifhtln iuoh month at 7;.
vtauiiig i uiiirnuiitMiriiinii inviird to attend.
r il hiKWAlit, l uui.
KltANK KAHttiarHIt, Adtllinit,
W, C. T. U .-Mi-els overy otbrr 'Ihuisdtty
at Iho I'roab) inriun i tiuteli,
Mhm, Ht7l K, I'rosldeiiv
Mmn, j. MuuriAN, Ht-crolury
Krulcrhikl ltr.UHrliiml..Mfu flitt and itilnt
l-'iuia. v t luft-at 7-aip ut.. In Knur lisil In
i i'f 1. hulttlK-tf, Mnlfotil, l)ftt,u. VutHtig
isinlern und Hri'tbrrs cord tt Hy li.viu il.
V. L. t'ltu, I'rea.
HrHTiiA Da vih KrrnMttry,
O IC 8 IfouMirs t'hujilcr, Nn. iVl. uif ot nee
ond and fourth iir,it(Liy g of tmh uiutitii nl
MttMni' ilil, Mt dfurtl, ontgi'ii. Visiting sis
W raml bnlht'l ulttnys wolronm.
Mil l(. A. 1. 1' Mil. cm, W. M
MaTTJK K. I'll HKU Hrrtiitnrr.
A.O. K. Altai tilery Monduy night at 7:.X1
In A t). 1'. w hall, VUltIng Kur.wr. cor
dlullv wpicortird. K. U UUMHKA, C. k-
Jah StkWast. Keo. fcVcy.
Cnlftrm Rank. K. or P. Uoot at Ilia null",
thu captain in 1(. uf f. hull,
il. il. hiiwahii, Capialo.
It. K. KI.WOOH, llorurilnr.
CHURCHES OF MKDFORD.
Methodist Kptsoopal Churcn W. II. Moorey
paator. I'reachlng every Habbath at 11 a m.
aud 7 :M p. m. flunday nohool at 10 a. m., 11, L.
Ollkoy, supt. Class mooting every Habbath
at close of snrtnon, Levi Kauoett. leader. Kp
worn, luague every natmatii evening at fl:m, o,
Kaucett. prcst, Rogular weekly v mver mMS.
log every Thursday evening atfju. Lad lea
sowing circle evrry woek. Mlaalonary socio ij
meets tho Oral Friday In each month. ,
Iresbytor1an Church Rev. W, K. fib to Ids,
pa tor 1'reachlng every Habbstb at 11 a, m.
od 7:30 p.m. Monday school at 10 a. m., K. K.
Oore, Hunt. Christian K.ndoavor meeting eno
hour iM-foro tho evening service, Mr. I). W.
Day, I'rea , I'rayer itioollug every Thurs
day at 7:.io p. iu All aro coed I ally fovlloa ta
these scrrtcus
llsptl 'l ehurch Rev. T, L. Crandall, paator.
Babbaih so rv iron: Preaching It a, m. and 8
p. in.iHahualh Rchool lUa. rn.i II. Y. H. U 7
p. m,; prayer mreilng Tliurtday at 7:tp. m. t
no von ant mooting t 8A) p. m. on Haturday pre
ceding flrnl HabbulU.
btrangers aud Irlouds a)
ways welcome.
Chnntian church corner of Mli'.n and L
it roots, rreachtng every I,ord'ii Day at II .
m. and S p. m fciunday aohiKit at 10 a. ou
I'rayoi meeting every Thumday eve In.
The people wo loom- H. M. 1'sllortoo pastor.
Resides at tho ehurch.
Method 1st Kplscopal Church Houth Kdf. U
L. Darby, pastor. Preaching every Sunday at
II a. m. and evening; Hundayaotiool at 10a. ra.r
I 'my or mooting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock t
Woman's Homo Mlsnlon Hoclrty moot rlrsl
Wednesday In rneh month atS:flO p. m, Kvory
utie Is conllally Invited to all our services
Ht. Mark's Kplsoounl Church: Kvennonr and
sermon, 1st anu M Bunday of each montli at
7: p. m. Holy oommuolon, Jd Hunday of oaolx
mouth at 11 a. in. Morning prayer and Mor
mon, 4th Hunday of each month at 11 a. in. Hun
day tchool at 10 n. m. All Invited. Pews Iree.
L. M. Idli-nmii. I'rlust lu chargot
Christian Kcienoe services are held ever
Hunday morning at eleven o'clock at the ra
dencn of K. II. Dunham, ol Taleuk All arc
welcome.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Unlti'il Hlalos I.snil Offlra,
KoMlbms;, Uri'Kon, Foil. 1'J, 1KB.
Nollro Is liorul.y g.yun llml lu cnmpllsiiaa
with Ilin lirovlsldiis uf Hi act nl CniiKriins ol
Jmioa, IH7H, iiuiltlloil "An act lor lliu salo nl
IliiiWr lands In llm Hiainsiiirallluriila.Orciioii,
Nitvaila, ami WanhliiKlnn Turrllory.' as ox
(nilcil tn all tho I'lilillo I -and Hiatus by act ol
AMIKItT O. VKTTKI1.
of Omaha, County nf I Kins, Htato of Ntliras-
l, has Ihlsday lllod In llila vtnvv his wiiru
n'liionimit No. -MM, lur ths nurolmKii nl Iho IsU
y. rnwiishlii 111 Hiiuth. linuRu ii EbmI and wtm
-u.-i ihji iw .iiuw uini nut isnu sotiKlit Is inorm
iliilaltlo fur Is llintii'r nr sIoiih limit (... ....i.
nillural nnrwuos. and luuslsliMsh hlsnlalin lo.
nrfcl land lielnro A. H. Hilton, V. H. Cnmml...
slnuor. at Mudford.Ori'iiiili, nn Friday, tho Mill,
duy of April, IliOil. Ilu liamos as wllnossoa:
Junil A. l.nvura. nf Hnnlli (imlia M..1....1.-.
(Ir-nrito V KlllK.nf Illg Initio, Oronint Uo(irKo;
MnK. nf Trull, Orcunni Xniantlul Kiim.nf Mod-
Aiiyiuiua rarsnns oianniiiK advernoly thn
linvo dflNnr lii'il nm . nrn t.,,,.Hi..n .: .11
tholr olllllns III tilts nnlf nn nr liAf.im i..i.
day nf April. Ii3, J, T. lIKtiwu, Koiilstor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
tJnltpcl siati a Land Offloe,
. HoMohurK, Orounn, January 19, iwtv.
Nolfnn Ik hnmliv 1. v.. llm! i !
with tho provisions nf ths not, 1 Uon.viss ii?
Juno B, IH78, on tit led "An nut , tlio inlS Vt
tlinliorliindsin tlio smt.s of Ollfornla Or,
g""' N"vftlltt- a Watlilngton Torrltorv . a
njf l"d,e,t, " lo iuwio Land states by J
' AUHU . - -
ihaaC nnnnr.AMa
of Omolia, county of Dour-Us, Htato of No
hniMkn, has this day filed In this oftlso hh
H?,-r!,lV,1"V.1 No'inaa. for the pu?oh"o if
Iho nf socilon No. OT, In Township No, nr.
K., HnnKo Nn, 3 Runt, slid will odor nronf to
S I! 'l!0 m ",o'Kht IsToro valifahTe to?
, bnforn A. b7 1 n 11" "'.J J"
'"'''"Id. Dronon, cn Friday, tho lOlh llni nf
T 'm,'.... .i;0."1"?!."". n." witnesses: William
v ii" fc. nm Ai , rim.S r'' MoAlllsler,
dny of April, lfJUll,
J, T. UnibaES.lteiilBtor.