THE OLD RELIABLE
til
mm
POWDER
Absolutely Pur
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
tt" y"
, OUK COUNTY
Correspondents j
nAMri.ntn..f.nil l ' m OUT M)V
VUUIWUIHVHIIvvv .
ertl oorrunpondenUi rot: t reach .hi
. .1 in ,1 .. .... .1 ..
omon noi inr m
noon to itwure publlaatio ' .
KU Point Krli.
nv a. n. HOW LETT.
Mian Coflraan, of La Grand, I
. ... . .. m t
vlMiting NIM Mauto iayior.
Prof. A. II. I'eaohey waa in Med
inrA laat Saturday on btulnwH.
uu. Ii-I.l. Nvn. f PrOHnecL il
bero, vUitlng her lUr, Mra. Flory.
a T n.l'o .ml nn (inntan mads
n . j . j . - v" -.. n
buHlneM trip to Modford lant Mon
day.
n...r Mll1 nf (Iia 'lot, school
dlHtr'.ot, waa a ploaaant oallor last
week.
Vmi oArrAaimnilitnt madfl a bu"l
nttBB trip to the county loat last
uu. ir.ttia ninucudo wan the.
in inn v.-.n
' KueutofMiaa Hattlo Howlott last
Wodnwtday niht.
Ouito a nunilwr of our cUiiin
wont to Central Point UhI Sunday,
to bear Ke. Skeol preach.
Dr. PleaaantH, aocompanied by
hi daughter and Mies 7.uda Owen,
wore pleasant callers at the Bunny
Hide last week.
Wm. Smith, who has been af
n i Biiiti rheumatism for nevorl
(UUWi. ...v.. ,
weeks, in able to walk with tho as-
distance of crutches.
f.. Pninitrvmnn ffftVO a birth
dny dinner to uncle Johnny Lewis
and wife lust Thursday, it boing
kUH7i.h liirthdav. A. few invited
friiwnlu wore in attendance.
Miss Ollic Tnngate wab the gueBt
r n... II II Punnhnv lust SlindlVV
111 (vim. . j -
her sister, Mrs. huima liakor onnm
from Medford this fur with
her, reiurtdng the same day.
James Ringer made two trips to
the county-seat last week to insti
tuto proceedings to rooovor r part
of tho money taken from his son,
an cost in an action recently before
our justice of the peaoe.
Kvory family in our town, ex
cept throf, were In attendance on
Vednosday of last week at the
funeral of Miss Kdna Charley. The
burial was at the Hrowrmboro cem
etery, Uov. J. P. Moomaw official
Inn TVwtr wn tt tlio larccst nrooos-
tiion followed the remains to the
grave that has ever been seen on
Itntln creek.
There was a mooting of tho ladies
i ..... inan I uu I. Thursday to organ-
u wi. - r .. .. - -
!, n W. C. T. U. Mrs. Cum. of
iwiinnil nriin the nrinoinal snoak
oooluind hv Masdames C. P.
nn.iii Innl V. C. T. U. Of
Modford, Lozior, Hammond, Day
.,.,.1 M.mn nit nf Medford. A
union wbh organized with ninetoen
mombors, mourning bix gunumuuu
Mrs. J. A. Jonas was elooted presi
dont; Mrs. Flory, secretary; Mrs
Potter, corresponding Booretary.
r)ewrle Items.
oattle. He reports them scarce.
Unlliirnft lieirull bin HorleB
of meetings at Aiitiucli Sunday,
Mr, Roblson, of Medford, was
visiiinit this section Tuesday, buy
ing hides.
A liirlit. nnri'iiin In nsaabos Is ro-
uortod in this seotlon. Other fruit
Hufu so far.
Kov. A. J. Slover, a plonoor Blip
list mlnlHtor, Is making this section
a brief visit.
Win. Jonos, Jr., and family, of
Ann citato, nave attain moveu w
this section.
John Williams, of Chapparal dls
I.I..I iu mitllnn Kin vniina auiflltt Or
chard of of 40 acres in fine condi
tion.
Prof. J. (!. Masterson's method
,.f (....liliiu u.ihnnl ill mnaa and 1m
imrtiul to none, hoouib w give sain
faction.
Rrown Hrn.. Messrs. Rodders,
01 huh and Richardson, oltizons of
Heimlo. wore trading in Medford
Huturdoy.
I In, uiMiiiil criiintenanee
of our young friend, Lector Rodgers,
again.naying homofolks and friends
a brief visit.
x... T W Ttrnwn tit RhucpIa. Viaa
imp. a . - 1 " t o
announced bcrrelf as a magnetic
healer and will practice this meth
od In the future.
Itunnh Wnllcor. a nractical loe-
I. ar.roAri for the aeason to
John Nelson, to furnieh logs for bi
mill on bong uranon.
The Table Rook 1b again arrayed
in its annual beauty and splendor,
and tbe great oak trees show signs
of a oouiitiiut aoron crop.
Mini vlnn.nl mha haa been hav
ing euoh a siege with inflammatory
rhunmatlsm, U sumqienny rocov
ered to be up ana arouna.
While whitewashing your cor
reanondent had the misfortune of
getting bis left eye filled with lime,
which is giving mm muon pain
and annoyance at this writing.
Hon. W. I. Vawter, aocompanied
by another gentleman, was seen in
our seotion Saturday, enjoying a
ride over our smoom roaui ami iu
balins the perfume from tfce many
m r . L 1 TJ L
fragrant tlowers iroro iauie uu.
Our communitv is completely
shocked to receive the sad news
from Prinevillo of Mrs. Lucy Uavis
becoming demented and had to be
tultnn to the asylum. Mrs. Davis
.. rnn,a,g Mim Vincent, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vin
cent, a pioneer lamiiy oi uregon
She leaves a husband and two
small children.
THE PRESIDENT
1ST
A Napoleon Among Animals;
(from Ilia May CoamopollMa.
Imagine a procession of ten
thousand cattle, marching two by
two, In a line fifteen miles long; let
twenty tboueand sheep folio them,
bleating along twelve miles ol road;
after thorn drive sixteen miles .of
holts, twenty-seven thousand
strong; then let thirty thousand
fi.wlH brinii un tbe rear, clucking
and quacking and gobbling, over
Whn the President coos tbrouich
a orowd a peoullar mania for touch
ing his clothing is some times de
veloped among the women. The
hands reach ont from all Bides, and
unless me reuorui guarua ncro nio , . ., , . ...
. . asnace of six miles: and in this
and the President rather quica: 10 . ., ....
... . t. whole caravan, stretching for near-
dodge on hie own aooonnt, he would '
... ' lli flflv mllna (.nil ranuirinir tw
be loundled over like prize pony
at every meeting place.
At Hioux Falls a batcbet-laced
old lady not a member of tbe dl
vorce colony no hatchet faces
there made a dash for blm. She
was shouldered off, but returned
to the charge again and again.
At last, lust as the President
stoned into his carriage, she put a
skinny claw over Senator kittredge's
shouldor and slapped the President
vigorously on the forearm.
The President never glanced
around. There had been no visible
evidence that he bad noticed his
pursuer. But he turned to Senator
Kittredge and whispered in his
grimmest way:
"I'm It, Senaror." ,
WEST SIDE GROCERY
T. J. QOODWYN, Prop.
Fine Line of FANCY and STAPLE .
FAMILY GROCERIES
HAY and FLED Axxh Delivered Free
UBKATLY AliAKMBD
By a Porsiitant Cough, but Perma
neDtly Cured by GhemberUln'i
Cough Itemedy.
Mr. H. f . uorDaKe, a student at
In UroenTille, S. C, bad been troubled
I 1 n uabm .Ith a .nnlinunill
lur Will " I wo jvmtw w.w v
nniiffh whloh hA . 'sfreatlv alaimeil
me, cauilog me to fear that I was Id
kA Ah, ftf Ann.iimntlnn Mr.
Burbige, baringr mo Chsmberlaln'a
r'..,l. nntarl V ..1 tr.vllllnll nnnf-lutlAti
WUKI. Lwwwitj a.w.w.-w, .
to try It. Now read wbat be 171 of it:
"I toon felt a remarkable change and
alter using two bottles of tbe twenty-tire
oeni alia, was permanently cured."
Sold by Chaa. Strang, Draggiat.
RAILROAD TO
KLAMATH FALLS.
Iv fiftv miles and reauirincc two
j -
days to pass a given oolnt, you
will see the animals devoted to
death In tbe paoklng houses of
Swift & Company io a single day.
Surely a Buddhist would think
that tbe head of that establishment
had much to answer for. Never
before in the world's history was
a massncre or tbe innocents orga
nized on such a stupendous scale
or with such soientilio eystem.
The commander of the army of
twenty thousand men engaged in
this work earned bis first penny
picking cranberries in a swamp on
Cape Cod, . more than fifty years
ago. It was at Sagamore, on tnat
historio peninsula, that son was
born to the house of Swift, June Z4,
185!). and named Gustavus Frank
lin. A few Tears later, when tbe
boy waa not picking oranberries, be
drove hoes along the cape. It was
like Napoleon eseroising bis luiani
armies at school.
STATISTICS SHOW
a m A lamina- IneraaM In An Al
ready Prevailing Dueaae. c,
Are Any Exempt?
Mining Location.
If and B Buck, quart! claim In Watklm
mlnlDi dlitrlcl, known aa "Tbe Vermillion,"
April .
u i voting , v acre placer mining grouna in
Krani creek dlalrlcl, April 'M.
1llBaK.lh f!nat.1 1 ar..a nlur mlnlnB
ground in Kvana creek district. April 24.
V J Hulllv.n. K J I .nfflv fit .1. uiiartz claltna
In Hiiuaw creek dletrlct, known as the Oregon
ciniiatiar no i, -4 ana a ruiueti.iiprii .1.
A Farmer Stralghteaed Out.
" A man living on a (arm near here
came in a abort time ago completely
.1 t.l I : 1. U'..ma!i.v. 1 hanA.
UUUUIOU up HIIII iuduuh..,,
ed him a bottle ol Chamberlain's Pain
Uatm and tola mm vo use 1. ireaij uu
if not satisfied after nsing it ne need
not pay a cent for It." aays C. P'j-
ier, 01 ratiena miu, 11.
I . La 1 U u intn t.h atAfA AA
straight as a airing and banded me a
dollar saying, -give mo anuvuor uu
oC Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I want
it in tbe home all tbe time lor 11 enrea
me.".'. For sale by Cbaa. Strang,
Druggist.
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE.
NOTICe IS IIRRRBY OIVtN TO AM.'
perm at Interested that the nadefatr-aed, a
Adralol-rlrator ol the Katata ol Prudenea Wark-'
er. lata ol Jackaon County. Oregon. deoMaaat. -
naa Died in 11 e once ol tbe Clerk of the Crwa.
tjr Court ol Jackson Caonty. Oregon, hlg final
account ol his admlniitratlou ol said estaito.
Kanes Creek Items.
fly J. G. Martin.
The annual lumber and wojd
hnnlinc llflB bottllll.
lion Moore, of Sums Valley, was
in our midst, Saturday, buying
nv bine me.
Mrs. Haff spent Sunday as the
guest of Miss Ada Swinden.
Elmer Nichols will havo a dance
at bis n'acein the noar future.
Mrs. Sutton and children are at
presont the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Brown.
E. Uoten, who had bis arm brok
en soma two wi-eks ago. is able to
be around again.
fa n trA an V An il Fred Reese
wore transacting business in Grants
Pitas last Saturday.
tiVi.i,wtirulv un TCi-ann nrpek hAVP
completed corn planting snd are
nnur wnitiuo? for rain.
L'lm Mlnknln anrt arifn Attended
1VII.I. t..w.
tho dance in Gold Hill tho first of
May and report a good timo.
II. Allisort went to Grants Papf
Monday with a load of lime, which
he always finds ready snle for.
Dr.vGoblo, the optician, of Med
ford, was doing business here last
. . . . . ..
v cok in tho line 01 ins proieesinn
lflmnf TlitrmKnthmn and wife
spont Saturday and Sunday on
GallB oreek, ns guosts of Mr. and
MrB. rsayior.
Wa iu airrv In lonrn flint Aim
1. u mo . . J . " - " -
Sandey, of the Braden mine, is sick
again. Dr. Uhisholra, 01 uori nui,
is in attondnnco.
Bill Swindon and sister, Mibs
Annna t fsrnntu 1'nna. are AT. nres-
ent tho guoBts of thoir brother,
Koborl Kwnulon ana inmuy.
Mr. Miner is si ill making--improvements
on his place. This time
tie ia putting up a fine wind mill,
which will be a great improvement.
Mr. Higinbotham and son, Elmer,
are doing the carpeting work.
Trains began running regularly
on tbe new railway from Laird, on
tho Southern Pacific, to Pokegama,
in Klamath county, on April 30th.
Tbe terminus is about 27 miles
from Klamath Falls, and teams
can make that distance in five
hours, the road being comparative
ly level. Staee proprietors snd
freighters are now preparing to quit
their regular trips to Ager ana aso
land and connect with the new
railroad. The terminus is in the
heart of the timber belt of Klamath
county, and promises to develop a
lioelv town. suDPorted by the
lumbe ing :ndustry. Three large
sawmills are now in sight for that
section. It is reported, ana gener
ally believed, that the line will
build on to Klamath Falls this
year.
. . i;,n. In ihn htatsirv nf diaRaae has
there been auch an alarming increase
In tne nuinoer 01 caev ui bj v
malady as in mai 01 iatarru nun
I U rmhIa rtf thla ftflUntrV. '
1I1K U ,'". pw.w w.
Americans are troubled with catarrh,
1.1 : . I. ,. iu. 11,... on. It la
CODBlueriUK iug - j j - -
surprising that ao many auffer so long
trom tne disease Deiore taaiug bui.iiiiik
or until it is too late, as it la in fact very
easy to cure 11 uib rigub wiuidu 10 p.
' 1.. Inm I1.AI AvomAttA .liflPAAP
bas at last been dlacovcred that expells
.. . .... . I l.al la K R
IV irom fclie eyawrm, iuu ,un, .0 .
Cataarb Cure, the only positive in
ternal cure for catarrh, acting directly
on tne oioou sou muuuuo uiio w.
the system, cleansing it from all im
purities, carrying ttiem through the
natural obanneis ana remuvuig two
cause of that dreadful disease, CATARRH
which Is a constitutional disease and
must take constitutional treatment to
remove tbe cause. 6. B. tjauirru jure
is (or sale by all leading drugg'.t ts.
Book on Catarrh free. Address Smith
Bros., Fresno, Calif.
final
account 01 nia anminlitratlou 01 said aatattl.
That bj order of th lion. Cbarlea Prlaj.
Judge ol laid County Court, said final accoiui
will come on lor hearing and final setllamMi
In the court room of said court. In Jackaoa
Title, Oregon, on Monday, the 18th day of May,
A. !., 1903. a 0110 o'clock p. m. of seiddar;'
and thli notice la published la the Maflreeja)
Hail In pursuance of said order
bated ibis 17tb day ol April, A. D., 1SOJ.
m vnar
AdmlnUlrator of the Estate of Prudenea
Walker, deceased.
W. S. CaowatL, Attorney (or Estate. '
i BAZAAR I
xt . .... av ulllnir from Coo
.4 u UarafflllM.-. We DASaed
lumuuui"" -
clow under the Ire of Btromboll. off
the north coast of Welly. Tbe irrecon
t.Kt. rJA vnli-ana was not In active
ernptloo. bat from the crater a redd lab
smoke wa, ruing, wnue rrom w u
I.. 1 1 -Ma. luiMf HAW IBD inill
9UrV ill lim - -
huuM of lorfal name. "A-t, - 9owxrw
nMik 1 1 nl waa an Bngtlak
na "Old Booty la at It again f Bo
f ma nHnMnur iner im a
i.H 11. t nanlain Booty, a ma a
tw mariner trading to tbe Medlter-
I.. IkA mMIMSni Clllurj. ur:
fniini. ... .
-nrinna far drinking and
vmuMi W. ww. -
g wearing that he was selmed upon by
the Hend and carrtea oinon micnm
of Stromboll, from which he ha con
i....i .wr aiom In utter nrofane lan
k iaaaaa at tnnaniaa of Are anc
puffa of amoka. TWa, howeTer. did
not prevent tho gboet of the profani
skipper from rngnrening uu
.i .1.11 in Tuirnr Thames street
TV 11 U inu -
half out of her senses by appearlni
to her at supper time gmeiurig rawn
l of brimatone. Ixindon ximei.
MRS. O. QILBERT, Pretrtetavr
T .JI..I .-- . ..
1 HaDdkerchiefa, Embroidery allka X
2 and all materials for fancy work
$.wwusf MHMiivi, hum iuu awar 5
tlonery a : E
JOaw Baa Narlai at PutWttca Z
Beit Or
FABM
snlnaw Qii.ia'rui ..at T 1
piivve. oituawu CMkUl near UntTEf
nwr iBieuk, uae as. me cnoice
faawAa r, 17" a' W
Vfinrt.M nf V V Ultrsin aT..Il m
uuau.aB VI aw. K Uliliil, UWIU
Hill, or of M.Calhcun, PhoeDlx,
Oregon, . v
Wbea you want a pleasant physic try
lets. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect, rot saie uy unu. aruKt
Uraggest.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CStlTKD STATES USDUmcr,
r. 1 i-wo l-a 10 iqn.1
AOKIillsluic.i vv
Notice is nereoy gnew ... .sa.K..-
with me proviRioii y : I
June 3, lftT. entitled "An act for the sale of
gon. isevaaa, ana """'"f""' i, J , .TTT
extended io an ntj rumit; i "M
ol August t. ISM.
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
CURE
All dtseitnos of Klilnoys,
Ulliliuoi, u1111111yv.11,,...".
Al-ii Rhoitnintlsin. Biiolt
nnlio.IIonrtUliioaiio.aravol
Bi-oiiuy, Foninlo Troitblos.
Doirt lincomo illoaouragod, 7.11r1",ft
em-n fur yon. If iieiwrnry writ" lr. ' ' J
llil Iiiih inii-iil. II life Mm" i-lirlilK Jll"l' li;u
aii ... ...m, ii.it mum Freo.
til-.!-,, lin j
"I Innl novum n nf liUlni-y tllaunw' i
I-lli-u Inn I imiii. lll?-,-Mur,im-l .i.,-'-... .'
Hiliren-il Inte111.11 imlu. My wlfo ;nl!ii'rl"llly
liirei-lnil Willi f 11 lo 1 riiiililii. nr. iM-iim-r
Kldnoy innl lliii-liiii-ln' I'nn-i-im'il 111 I1111I1.
I.V M Wll ..i:i. I U. liiinlllilllll. III."
iii-iiiicisi m. mi.-., im. a -ii rcii-cniiii iiiii.ii rrofl.
''uiiuiji'i Fivilunlu.N.lf
Trail Creek News.
Mra. Frv paid Mrs. Tucker a
visit last week.
Minn Arliih Frv hns roturnod
home from Medford.
Tho nut.tln on Trail oreok are do-
'ing nicely now, iib the range is
Hood.
Day Bobool is progroflsing nicely
undor tho tnanngerxiont of Mies
Hollow.
Mrs. P. IT. Dnily is tenohinc the
f Jjipor Trail school. Mrs. Daily is
n Hplnndid tcachnr.
Stmdity Biihnol lias begun on
Trail crock, with Min3 Lizzie JIo'
low as siiiiciinlciiil- nt. Kvorybody
is invited to aUenil.
. Tho Mail lor Job Work.
Too Oral a Rlak.
T . 1 . n..,..w nalrtllKj-lFhlW-Ill Minill-
0110 has died trom an attack of colic or
cholera morbus, often botore medicine
oould be procured or a physician sum
moned. A reliable remedy (or theao
diseases should be kept at hand.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
n:..-l.An T7Amn.,' Iioa iinrimllirixllv
Lf mi rum-a iiciu'.-u; " .. .. j
suvad tlio lives o( more people and re-
i:n..A,l mnnn noln anil BlltllirinU- thftO
any other medicine in nse. It can al
ways be depended upon. For sale by
Ohae. Strang. Druggist.
Paris, May 4. King Krtwajrt Batur--inv
n-inioBanil the manouvors of 14,-
000 plckod Krencli troops on the par
ade grounds at Vlncounes. It was a
martini panorama of Imposing pro
portions, resembling ns near ns possi
ble the conditions of warfare, the
troops being uniformed and accoutred
for actual sorvice.
Blyrla, 0 May 4. Tlio Rev. Foidi
nand Wnlsor. assistant pastor of the
Church of the Sacred Heart at To
ledo. Ilos in the county jail here
clinrged with the murilor of Miss
Agatho Relchlln, sister of tho Rev
ri.-i.ii n.ili-hlln. nastor of St. Jos
epV Catholic church at Loralne, O.
ii 1. i,iiriiiri hv H111 authorities that
the Rev, Mr. Walsor. who was
...,..i .1 iho hnm nf the latter, on-
i..r,i ihn vnnnir woman's room at the
parsonage during tho absence of the
nv Clinr os HOlcnun ami uiiinucu
her head with a big paving stone
Real Eaute Transfers.
John 11 Montgomery et al to Harvey
Rlchardmn, I acre In -K.-B2I. tp so .
IW.li'c'itrynret'l''tojiilialie
Viin smit. iortlon ol lot 1. tils sa,
Aktiinuil
IWIohla ' llrvsnt to Lliaabctli an
SaiiI, iimlivlik-il :l-5 intcrct In and to
w cnrimr ol lul I. lilt , A-.lilml ...
K K AnilctMin to J K Vn Rant, pan el
otlmiil In city o( Ashlaml...... .......
J B Welch to Frank Hawk, lots 1 ami n.
J W Merrill to Frank Hawk, lots 4 and
5, blk Central Folnl
j V Merrill to F A Hawk, lots 1, 2, 3
and I. blk .Vi, Central I'olut
Jesse II inkle to F a Hawk, ne -.I lot
li. Central I'olnt cemetery
O W l-ong In J K Reader, lots St, 21 and
, blk 11. It R add to Aslilnnd
G 1! Andrews to L E Reader, lots 13 to
.v. ..II. V II U ..1,1 In AkI.Iam.I .
I. S'lU-ailcr to 8 U Miller, laud in Ash-
I. K Reader to'c MPoley,' lots' Vs to a,
also 9 leel oft north end ol lots U, It,
IS. If. and 17. blk X. K R add to Ash
land Win Kalier 10 l T I.a iilon, lots 5, 6 anil
7, lilk S, Medford
John I'elerson to Hetty Peterson, lot
ill, til k original loivnsim 01 oicu-
lord . , ,
J U Nnrtim to ilargaret l.ee, lots I, lilk
is, I nuenix. n vumvi ,m. ,-:;
Julia A Owen to 1 O Koliliett, lot 16,
inn 11, i.enirni i ,iiii
S She: man to C W Sherman, sw ol
see in. tp : s, r 1 w, w acres. ... .
Alllo May Mlllsap Uitlraee O Mlllsap.
uomi iur iiueii w '
l.lo., , 1,1 In AshlRtlll 1..
11 r. mono 111 in-,.-! ,v.-., ,-.".
i-.i i k. .,. k i n :m s. r 1 e Iy0 Mi
Elisabeth C Wiiit to Cora I. Snell, ad-
4
ol South Omaha. County ol Douglas, State ol
nieu in ,
tc In. Iha n.tn-li
Jhisiol SF.. KE'-i SKI-;, SE',4 SE;i ol Sec. 8.
1 00
1 00
i: 00
1 00
1 00
400 00
40 00
830 OP
130 00
XH) 00
300 OC
200 00
250 00
1000 00
40 00
.100 00
I 00
800 Oil
Twp.aiSoulh. Rane3 East.anu winoner prpoi
to Allow that the lanil sougni is hid . ."'
lor Its timber or stone iTian lor agricultural
pilrl-ises. and to establish his claim to said
an.ibclure A. S. BllUm. I . S. Commissioner, at
.. .. . 1. .. .... A-rl.lkp ihn -nth nav nil
sienioni. ureituu, : . I
Aorll. l'Att. He names as witnesses: Albert 0. 1
Vi-tter.of Omaha, Nebraska; ueorge r. .iii
ol Big wi lt, uregoi. W,r".V.",n; 7"
Oregon; r.mauuei mbi, i.---.
above deserllied lands are requested to file I
,h..ir i.i.titi in 1 ills omee uu ui .w" ,
....... ;.. .. -----
day 01 April, B.. oBIiJter.
MITCHELL, BOECK & CASKET
, QiacKsrnuns
WHEEL WORK and
TIRE-SETTING
a Specialty
Horseshoeing
Xerrlman's old staid. MEDFORD, OBEelOW :
D. L. Day,
and
.IIEIllll-lll V. , ,. v .. . ... .-,
iilnUii-iitor's dcet. to w S ol sw
so . 01 see .-, im a, 1 - " ,
Cora I. Snell to Julm W oolsonerotl,
same as above.
9 Smith to U ! Matthew, sll of then lt
aete- ol sec in, tp s, r 1 w ........ . .
A I. Mills et Hi to C S. no1; and w ia ol
sec 11. and all ol sec '.Up 40 s, r I;....
Carter band Co In C A Simon, lot S, H
Il Curler anil 10 asiiihiiu :
p I. Rice 01 nl lu Jane Jiiiiileson,.i acres
Maggie SYiiwnselid to Mnry Kline. )4
acre In see 23, Ip :w ..........
Clara E Lynch to 11 S I.yuch, bond tor
ueen in w iii--i.-a ... .1 , --
I Slilltli to Merit liuycr, quarts claim,
.... U-.,t,.l.,r ' WdOdvillO lllS
trlit
11. n. DRKOS.
0 C 11 R I' T Co to the SI klyoil
Eloclrle Power o, rigni "1 "iij i...
din h 100 teet In width, being In tho
b I,. n( uw Vi. and no U ol s j ol sec
8, il II s, r 1 e. containing 7.75 neres. MX) 00
l'ATKSTS.
US to Edwin R Brieve, patent to Mil
acres In sec 31, tp los, r4 c.... .... ..
1' S 10 Charles Mtllaiip. piltulit to 1H1
acres In sec 29, tp3-s, ran
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
I'SITRD STATES LAND OfMCK,
Roscburg, ure., siarcu s, im.
with the provisions ol the act of Congress ol
June 3. 1878, entitled, "An act, lor the sale ol
timber lands In tno states 01 uaiiiorum, ure-
gon, Nevada and Washington lerniory, as
extenueii to an mc imuut muu .mm vj .
August -I, .PTHITR HOLDEX.
nf Trail, county of Jarltson, state oi Oregon,
. ... 1 .. . 1-.. In this rtftlr'O hltt jtwnm StfttrV
oCStt:iIonNo.'2:!i i Township No. X! South,
that the land sought is more valuable for tt
tliuuer or smue iimu iwi muimiuiot
and to establish hla claim to said land before
Oregon, ou rnaay, me ioiu u? i .
lie II times as niiuiMi.i'. ..v. . . . ... j .
of Medfi rd, Oregon; Otis S. Boyles, ol Oregon
City. Oregon- . . .
Any ana ii poreuus iiiuiib -,tJ ...
their claims in this office on or before said I5tb
any o. .y, 1 T bridges. Register,
Painter
Decorator
Satisfaction guaranteed in both
work and prices
HEDFORD, OREGON
'
JEWELEB.
DO l
.UW Oil
SCO on
175 00
1 00
40 00
2000 Oil
500 00
iur. tn.nh Pniiiliivlllii. of Stllhvntor
Mlt.11., iifLor ImviiiS spent over
with tho best dootors for stoinnch
trouble, without rollef, was nilvlsoil hi
his drnRgUt, Mr. Alex. Ulchiud, to
try ft box ( Clmmberlnin's Stomiwh
mid liver Tuliluts. Ho did so, nml is 11
well mini toiltty. 11 ii-ouiuoa wiin 11111
eestlon, buil titstu in the mouth, Im'lc (
nlipOlitO Ol' OCIllSUimUllll, KIVO uirac
Titblets it trial, nml jou urn cot-tain to
he more than pltMisml with tho l-esultj
Kor snle m -r cents per box by Chas.
StnniB-, I"i-ui!lit.
See tliat new Hoe of tics nt The
Toisg'ary. Tho llntst eyor shown in the
city'. - . . , - ,
NOTIUE FOR PUBLICATION,
tl.lln at.iao r.nnrl Offlrtn
Roaeburg, uregon, .Murcnv, im
IN OllCC IS uercuy ajucu ... -
with tne provisions of the act of Congress of
June o, into, humucu v , x
timber lands In tho Statoa of Oaltfornia, pre-
oxtonded to all the Public Land States by ao
OtAUgUrtMBW.
n .. r ni.,l..o.. Qlata nfnm
Of linoii, county vi viuuMiiuon, "
iron tiwi this dav Hied In this ortice his sworn
that tno land oueM Is more valuaOlo lor Its
timber or stono than tor agricultural purposes,
. "iT-0..hii.i, hialalmtn .Aid land before
iiuu 11, "" -r." . ,i. ii i..,i r
the Keaistor ana ni.-ouivu w. ."c u. . ...... v.
n.. .1 Unartiiim. Orenon. on Saturday, the 23d
.dayorsiay.iiAB. .mb
HQ niuneB as wnuouD.
or unnuy, urcKou; .ir.uu ...,.ou, .
Oregon ; Jessie Kosenkrans, ol Canby, Oregon ;
SumuelUoary, ot Trail, Oregon.
Any ana an peraoiin ti...i..i
abovo-dcaeribed liinds nro requested to ale
thoir claims In this oftlce on or before said 23d
day ol May, 1S08. . t.i.,
rS'a,-iSA!"MMaea.-4SS! wswii
Il ffliaaisaiVi'Mr,-uiiiiMs"l'1t'r'f' ' ""' ' 11
Watch Repairing gSK',
SOUTH AKD BAST
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COIPiHI.
Shasta Route j
Trains ieare Medford for Portland and,
way stations at 4:21 A. M. and 4;ol
P.M.
Lv. Portland
Lv, Medford
Ar. Ahsland. ... ... .
at. tian Francisco .
Otrdfin.. .
uenver
Kansas City...
unieago
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
NOT1CF. is liereliv given Unit the undersigned
bus llled his tliinl nccmiiit of tho iiiluiliiiii.
trtlttOll 111 -IUU VMUll- "I i.u.--.-,,,. v-
ceilM'il, HI l UU l- Olllliy I uuri in uu- v-mhii- v. . .
ciliiu, mi -'in -ni'n ,.i, .".
I'hil I'lini. juli:e of (mid I'ourt, hns ordered
tlmt the sume slnlii lie lu-nrii un ,
MOXn.W.M.VYia, 1903,
. ..In.,1- I,, 1,i nf torn nmi nf vtiid ilnv ! nnd
that this notlco bo imli'it'-lu'il in tlio MKl'VOnn
Mail, n newsiullii'r ol gi'liernl clri-liliitl.nl In
-nid .lui'Usou county, ns reiniii-i-ii "y iuu am.
ulo. liatcil thls7th day of Anril. V.
.l-.ill. li ivi I. . r..-,
Ailnilntstralor of tlie cstnle ol Kosclla llcrry,
j, It. Nun, AUornoy.
Iq AnmlAfl
Ar. El Paso
Ar.Forl worm
Ac. flltv of Mexico..
Ar. Houston !.
AC new urieana...
Ar. Washington ..
Ar. New iorK
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Pullman a..u .
""curSst Cars
on both trains. Chair oars Sacramon
in m fVil(n and El Faso. and tourist
cars to Clilcaeo, St. Louis, New Or-
oansanu wasningLon.
Connecting atSun ProncLsco with the sev
eral rftennihip lines for Honolulu. .Inpnn,
i:hlna, Fhillppines, Central nnd South Amcr!cs
See agent nt Modford station or ;n:iin,iia
C.H. WAtKllAM,
T l' -
PORTLAND OREGON.