The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 19, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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    WAD MULLAH MARCHING
TO ATTACK THE BRITISH.
' New York, Juno IS. A r-ablo to the
Bun from London snys: An oinclnl
aisimtcli to tho war tloiinrtmont from
Bohtle snva HnJI Moliamimnl Pen Ab
dullah, tho mad mullah or Somlllnml..
Jibs, with Ills whole Torre, made a
flank march to Nonal l way of Pnmot
nnd Is now koIiik to Hnlln with tli
Intention of ratdliiR the British lino?
of con.munlcatlon from nohtlo to Dor
Jiora. Ho has more than 6000 mount
ed nion. Tho British are strengthen
ing their positions as far as possible
i How's This?
.Wo offer Ono llmi.lrt'.l IVH.r. rU-witr.!' tor
nv i'iiso of tmnrrn tlut cruiuh o i-utoh ....
Hull's. 0t.irrli Ouro. ,,,,
J. K. CHKN'KY :0 , Toledo, Ohio.
Wo. the mulMfiuiUHl, havo known r .
Chonov (or tlio lasi I j yor, and Mti'vo him
lxirlecily lionornbln In nil ImuIiii'ni imnsiu-.
lion unit lluniielnlty !lo to curry out n- o.-
liitmlous tim.u-by llu'ti arm- ,.,,
WAiidimi, KikxasA .Mnvifs, Wlioleaaiu lints-
Blsts. Toledo, O.- ' , ,,
ii.1i'. .-Ui..Vrl. I'ur.. Is tHkon Internally. 't
iBK direcllr upon tho blood nn.l timeout, sur
faces of tlio fvwitn Testimonials sent free.
1'rU-o. T5cnts por botllo. Sold by all druggists.
unit's fauiuj "is nre
: -
- v Honolulu, ' June 15. The lower
house of tho legislature has stricken
iromi tae appropriation bill the clause
! providing for a commissioner of Im
migration. Representative Beckley,
Kanilo and others strongly opposed
the measure declaring It to be a part
of a scheme to bring Americans here
In sufficient numbers to outvote the
natives. - The debate was a heated
one and the vote was on race lines
Joplin. Mo., June 15. Pursuant to
an order from seorot- service officers
of the Frisco railway, fifty well armed
men left . Joplin early yesterday on
. passenger train No. 140 for Empire
Junction, Kansas, two miles west of
Galena! where It was reported robbers
bad planned to hold up the train. The
plot was discovered last night and a
telephone message was sent to Jop
' lln for armed men. When Empire
Junction was reached there were no
robbers In sight.
Driven To Desperaitlon.
T inlnff at n nnt l1 t.VtP WAV Til dm
' remote from civilisation, a family is
Olten driven to uespera.iua ui caw ui
Mlflnnt vaenltina- in RnrnR. flnla.
' Wounds Ulcers, ect. Lay in a supply of
Bueklen's Arnica Salve. It's the best
on earth. Soc, at Unas, strang e Drug
store.
Toneka, Kan., June 15. The Union
Pacific road yesterday ran its first
train through Topeka since the begin
ning of the flood on May 29. The line
Is now open to SL George, fortyflve
miles west, and a local train passed
through at 11 o'clock yesterday to
Kansas City. From St. George west
the roadbed is still Impassable. The
. 'Hock Island has Its wrecked track In
1. running order in" the flooded districts
of the state, save between Enterprise
and Salina. A bad-order bridge at
Wilder is yet giving the Santa Fe
trouble, also a section of track -near
--Conner Springs. , -itry9.
' "I have been troubled lor some time
with indieestion and sour stomach."
says Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis, of Lee,
Mass., and have been taking Ubamber
' Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets which
have helped me very mnch so that now
I can eat many things that before I
could not." - II you have any trouble
with your stomach why not take these
Tablets and get well? For sale by
Unas, btrang.
City of Mexico, June 5. The ruins
of a large city have been discovered
in a remote part of the state of Puebla
by Francisco Rodrlquez, an archaeolo
gist, who has just made a report of
his find to the authorities here. The
city contains large pyramids and ex
tensive fortifications. It is situated
in the midst of a dense forest, and a
large amount of excavation will be
necessary to learn Its true extent and
importance. A commission will be ap
pointed by the government to explore
the ruins.
HOUSEWORK
Too mnch bouSeworlr. wrecks wo
men' nervw. And the constant
i care of ohTidren,"day and night, is
often too trying for even a strong
! Jroman.,, A haggard face tells the
1 story of the overworked housewife
yif&JI'iik 3JCran?,il1 menses,
t iuolcu'1'liu.a aud falling of the
womb result ' from overwork.
.fiverjliouituw'ife seeds a tcmedy,
I to regulato her menses and to
keep her) .innsiUve female rganis
In perfect condition. U i ''; I
Willi" CARDUI
is f doing thi ; for thotasnd ) of I
American women to-day. It cared
Mrs. Johcs and that 'is why "thi I
writes this, frank letter 1 , 1
' 37)ndeane, Ky'., Feb. 10, 1901
I am so Rind that your Wine of Cardal
is helping i.ie., I a:u feeling better than
I have felt for years. I am doing- my
own work without any help, and I
washed Jatt week and was not one bit
tired. That shows that .the. Wine is
doing: roe f,d. I am getting fleshier
than I ever was before, and Bleep good
nmi IiuhtLv. Ha fore I betrB.n takincr
r Wlnn nf DliTdui. I UBed to have to lftV
down five or alx times every day, but
now I do not think of lying down through
the day. Mns. Biohabd Jones,
1.0 I AT mtUCMJINTS.
fomi. "The h tdlei' Advlwrjr Dcpat?inoaT'VTbo
Chtntooof Jicdlclo Co., ChtUooogt Tana.
Tie ARIZONA
KICKER
Brceiy lloms Frtini the Pen of a
Fcm-Icis Editor
ICoiiyrlKlii. Itoi, by C. H. Lewis.
ET is nuimiUiHl In St. l.onts paper
that tlu Kr.inu of pokor wouM
never liave lieen known In tills
town tint fur ur efforts. We re
ply that It was liero niul hi full swluj!
when we nrvlwil. ami tlie only part
we have plujv.1 In tin r.iutter lias ltn
a losluc one. We Imvo never lmd nu
n ee full that some one else Imilu't fours
to beat us.
We do not Kn-nv the name of the
man who vn'ui(l us last Tuesday
nlslit on Cochise idaeo as w o were re-
HB WAS UUPIKO WHEN HB
IN THE D4HS!CB8a. . .
turning home from Mrs. McGee'f high
tea, but as he was limping when be
disappeared In tbe darkness we are
willing to pay a doctor for digging the
bnllet out of his leg!' ".a.v.l-
. It Is stated In a Buffalo paper that
we have mnde four different attempts
to nssasslnate the editor of the other
weekly paper published In this town
Here we laugh, it Is a well known fact
that on r esteemed has pegged away at
us about three times a week for the
last five years, but up to date has not
even cut a buttou from our coat
We find In a Montana paper the state
ment that we mgkt a practice of klJJ
ing at least two Chinamen each month
In the year. Sing Lee has been with
us for the last five years as pressman
and Is alive and well today, and all
communications on this subject can be
addressed to him.
It was reserved for a Detroit newspa
per to announce that we stood by and
laughed In fiendish glee while s grizzly
bear - ate up a companion who was
hunting with us. We have never bunt
ed the grizzly. We have never seen one,
dead or alive. In this territory. In fact,
we have not seen a bear of any species.
and, as for "fiendish glee," we couldn't
come within forty rods of It If we tried
ever so hard.
A Baltimore paper gives credence to
the report that we shoot men dead In
their tracks for refusing to subscribe to
our paper. This Is an original way of
building up a circulation, and we call
the attention of our contemporaries to
It
An -Ohio editor has learned from a
reliable source that we are constantly
surrounded by a bodyguard of twelve
desperate men and but for that fact
we would be lynched within an hour.
If that editor saw us strolling around
town, with our hands clasped under
our coattalls, be'd probably Invent
some other canard.
We bought another mountain the oth
er day, making five that we now own,
and If. any of our esteemed eastern
contemporaries can spare a couple of
weeks this winter we will give them no
end of sliding down bill on the trail of
grizzly bears. We believe we are the
only editor In the world owning five
mountains and each and all of them
wild and untamable.
We proceeded tq llie general offices
of the Ulvendmn Gulch Stage company
the other day and leveled two guns on
the president and demanded that our
onnunl pass Ua renewed. After n blull
or two It was renewed. It nlways Is,
but we have to go (lirougb the same
old programme year after year.
' The fnct that v?p now and then take
a baud In a enme of pol.er Is not con
sidered by tuu postinuKtur. jreiieinl to
be against our uwfiilnei.K ux pfl.tuins
fer,. mill the people yuo nre trying to
make 'a liund'e of It .uilgb't as well
save their breath. ' ,.
A Tucson paper ad'nounceH that we
have ihe cheek to Wsplre to the gov
ernorship of Arleonn. 'TIs true, and
we'll bet a hat that we get there;
afterward tire iprcsldency! We arc
a critter of such alms and ambitions
that It makes 'our hair stand up,now
and then. . -, M, QUAD.
Itabtilnar It In.
"An7 de text say," remnrked the old
colored 'parson, "'An' he shall sep'rati:
de sheep from de goats.' Now, brudrcn
an' slstern, Ah ain't oustin' no '(Ice
BlioiVH on dis cougrcgnuhun; but, know-
In hit as Ah doc-s, All's willin' to bnl
foiili dollabs l:it when de day ob Judg
ment done rolls eround dor will In
sometbln' doln' In de goat market"-
Cleveland Plain Dealer, . .
1
v mmmmmm A
A Notable
Young
Woman.
Miss EMMA WKLLER, who U Sec
retar)' of the Young People's Christ
Ian Association, at 1818 riadlson Ave.,
New York City.
Your. "Favorite Prescription"
is a boon to sick and tired
women, for it cures them when
other medicines fail. I know
whereof I speak, for I hnve had
experience with it. For four
teen months I had constant
headaches ; seemed too weak to
perforin my daily duties, and
when the day was over I was
too tired to sleep well. I suf
fered from nervousness and
indigestion, aud everything I
ate distressed me. Doctored
with different physicians but
received no relief. After read
ing one of your books I decided
to give your "Favorite Pre
scription " a trial. Am very
glad I did, for I found it was
just w.iat I wanted. I com
menced to improve at once and
kept getting better until, after
seven weeks, I was entirely
cured. I have remained in per
HL Pet Super.llUon.
"Superstition seems to be connected
In the minds of most ncople with wo
men, ladders', riTLLrls' 'feet and horse
shoes," said the young girl at the plnno.
"As a matter of fact, bowover, I know
that men are fully as suporstltloux as
the women of my acquaintance, nnd
sometimes more so. One young man of
my acquaintance, for Instance, who
has literary yearnings and who feels
sure be could astonish the public with
bis brilliant stories If be could only get
some editor to accept them, spends bis
summers In tbe country gathering In
spiration, local color and four leaf
clovers. When winter comes be returns
to bis ballroom In tbe city, writes sto
ries by the wholesale and dispatches
with each consignment to the editors a
four leaf clover. Sometimes tbe arti
cles are accepted, and then the writer
ascribes bis success to the talisman.
More often, however, they are re
turned, with tbe mascot In a more or
less crumpled condition, and bo spends
what leisure hours he has In trying to
figure out why it is those clovers don't
work every time. Never for a moment
does he ascribe fullure to any faults In
his manuscripts. Isn't that tbe limit In
the way of superstition?" Philadel
phia Ledger.
Ever Notice Itt
Say, have you ever noticed how some
folks helle their names,
From Algernon to Zachary and back
again to James?
How In the name of common sense such
errors happen to
Creep Jnto nomenclature baules me; It'.
up TrTyoTir
There's Algernon, for Instance, six f.et
four, rawboned and stou - -
And BUI, a dainty chup, whose mother
doun't know he's out,
And Moses, who la generally anything but
meek.
And Mike, who Is so timid that he hardly
dares to speak;
The Infant christened Georgle usually
turns out tough.
And Percy In the cradle later on gets kckI
and rough;
Napoleon Is nervous and as fussy as u
ban.
And Quisle somehow proves to be a leader
among men.
1 Is the same. old principle
Tube's tough and tough Is tame,
And we opine with Btmkespearc that
Ther.' nothing In a name.
Baltimore News
New York, Juno 15. Bight thous
and dollars' worth of diamonds are
alleged to have been stolen from J.
H. Taylor and wife at a small ,hotol
here anil under arrest are Alice How
ard, who is employed In the hotel,
nnd Normon H. Powell, No trace of
the diamonds or pawn tickets wero
found at their home, but some, of the
hotel silverware was found and they
were unable to explain Its presence.'"
.,. Worst of AH Experiences.
Can anvthln? be worse than !to 'feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs, 'S. H.
Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years" she writes, "I endured inaiifror
able pain from indigestion, stomach
and bo Wei trouble. Death seomed In
evitable when doctors and. all remedies
failed. At leniith I was induced to try
Electric Bitters - and tho result was
miraculous. I improved at oncn and
now I'm completely recovered." For.
Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine, Urlp 50c. It's guaranteed by
Clias, Strang) Druggist. -
fect health ever since
niul tctttmi: u linn
f fit-nil til' your "Fa
vorite rrescnplitm,"
Yours very truly.
Miss Kmma Wim.i.KR.
(AM .- In Jlr, iVffiV,)
.The woman who suf-
fern iVoui wcaUnemi ntid
(Hm-.is.- of the distinctly
feminine organs, whether
ulic leali.-ea it or not, In
belli); slowly hut surely
tortured to "death. .She
tmlU-i'ii almost contiuu
ally with siek hr-mlai'lio,
She lnm iiiiiiin In the
tmek, what site calls
"mill-lies" in the side
ami shooliiiK pains ee
where. She eterU-m-c!t
burning and ili-,ij;;.;iiijr
ilmvu Herniations, Sim
becomes weak, neivuua
ami ilrHiii(leiit. if tthc
consults the average pity
sieian, there is not our
cllanec in ten that he will
hit upon the real cause of
her trouble. He will at
tribute Iter bad fceliiHrs
to stomnch, liver, heart or nervous
trouble. A woiunti in this condition
should consult some eminent niul
skilful specialist who tins had a wide
experience. V)r. R. V. l'icrce, for
thirty year, chief consulting physi
cian to the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical lustitutc, at lliiffulo, N. Y., haa,
with the assistance of a atnlt of able
physicians, prescribed for many thou
sands of women. - He used most
frequently a wonderful medicine fur
ailing women, which he afterward
put up in ready -to -use form anil
called It Dr. I'lerce'a l'nvorite Pre
scription. It has stood the test for
thirty years. It acta directly on the
delicate and iriirtiiiit organs con
cerned In wifehood and motherhood,
nuking them tttroug and well. It
allays inflammation, ileal, ulceration,
soothes pain and tones and builds
up the nerves. It transforms weak,
nervous women into healthy, happy
wives and inothem.
"I was an invalid for over n
year with change of life," writes
Mrs. C. Smith, of Orr, Cascade
Co., Mont. "Had pains across
the pit of my stomach and such
extreme weakness I could hard
ly walk. I took one bottle of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and five of his ' Fa
vorite Prescription ' and am en
tirely well."
A million of suffering women cry
with uplifted hands for some relief
from the pains and tortures n( disciuea
peculiar to their sex, A million more
Mother Willie, don't you know If.
wicked to steal Jam?
Willie Er it ain't no worso than
tellln' lies, an' you said you wns golu'
out this evonln'l Now York Journal.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you nued when
you nave no appetite, net dull alter
eating and wake up with a bad taste in
your mouth. They Will improve your
appetite, cleanse and Invigorate your
stomach and give you a rolisli for yonr
food. For salo by Chas.) Strang.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Hurea tnd Office,
, ftmetairg. Oreiroii, M.y S. 10(13.
Kntlre Is hereby Klvn tlml III roiiiin.nre
with the pruvlHlnnR nf the t:t of ConKrcM of
Juno 11, 1B7H, ulitlttlcit "All art far the nl. nf
timber l.llitn III the Htsli-mif '.llfnrtllA,Or-ou,
NuVnilA, anil Wn'hlliKtoll Territory,' R ox
temli'il to all the l'ublig Unit Hlatea by act of
August 4, tm.
Wll.l.UM T. (IK1KVK,
of Prospect, rminty of Jackson, Htstnof Oregon,
hns thin duy II lot (11 this odlee his sworn stnte
menl No. !.vj tor the lain-haic of ihe NU
NK?-, of Section Nu. M. In Towtmhlii Nn. 112
South, ftfuiKO Ni. S Kant, and will offer
proof to Hlntw mat the land nought In mnro
valuable for It. limber or ulnae than for aurt.
cultural pllrnnnca. an1 tnoitabllnh lila claim to
ald Inaii before A. H. Illlloii. IT. H. t'oiinnlN
Motier, at Medfnrd.OreKon.oti Monday, the luih
day of Align!, HAM. Ife nauien an wlttii'ntCN:
Jame. K. flrlove. John Urli-ve. Hlnn H, Alkeu,
n,rvin airi.ai . an 01 l-ronorri. ure.nn.
Anv and alt ncrnon. claltiiliur .ilvonelv the ,
abovo defirrlla-d InndH are rcUmcri to file;
their clalinii In thin onicc nn or liefore "aid lath
day of August, llt3. J, T. Uhujoem. ItcglRter. '
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL N01 ICE
In tbe County Court for Jnckpon County
OroKon.
In tho matter of tho Khiiuo of Anna Curry,
aecoAHcn ,
NOTICE In horoby given that H. 0. Nlelioldon,
tutminlHtrBinr ot tho ontdtft Of Anna Currv.
deccHKcd, ha itlrd In tho County Court for
Jnclcnon County. Oroffon, oh nufh fidmlnlNlra
tor bin flrntftnd llnol report nnd Uint thoroln
and Id Rftld report ho polltlontf for lUo dl
charffe an mich nilmlniHirntor; thftl baurd upou
Hatd report Bml pntltlon Iho 8lh day of Juti.
inn, Rione o ciui'H in tuu niivrnpun ni niiia imy
tin burn appointed tv tho Hon roHo (than.
Prtm. Judivft of the County Court for Jnckfloh
County, Oreeon, a time for faUl hfmrlnjf and
all pernor. Intorontod In eald ntato are hero
liy notitlrd to appear on Or heforo niM dav ad
date and lite Hi aald court their bblentlonulf
iiiiy there he, to nald final oeoount and report.
Thin notice Is puhllfihed In tho Mkhkoiio
Mail by ord-r or tho Hounrabtv County Conn
for JarkKon County, Oregon, made on tliti 4th
day of May, A. D., 100:1.
H.H. NfCHOLBON,1
Admlnlfitratot of tlio Kit to of Anna Curry, do
ccancd. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
United Hlatea Land onic.
'V'"' Koifjburif, Oropon, May 1, 11KW.
To WbbVii TtMay Concern:
NcWlto ih ht-reoy Kiven that tho Oregon nnd
Ktfrmad Company nan flled In thin olflcoallut
'rtf lands situated in the towiiBhlpn deMorlbefl
bow, and had applied for a patent for enu
VrtndHi that tho IIhMh onen to " ' "iibllu for
InHpeelton and a copy tlioreof b. ''(-'ptlvo
nuhdlviHlonfl ha been pout no in n " in.'
plnce lu thla olTieo, for tho Infloccttou or i-i',? vr'
hoiih Interested nnd of tho public generally- ,
South of Uqmu Line and Kunl of WlllamoUo
Moridlan. -The
KKU VFM of Hec. ih. Twp. ii7, Itanfefl 1.
' ThoNWCi'NFiof Hoe.27. Twn.87. naiitfO I.
South of the Hhbo Lino and West of Wlllnbietto
iMendliin, -t .
loi i, or vv,'A nwi aw, and ioi a, or v 4.
BR'BEK Hoetfon IW,Twp. 7, HuiikoAAVohU
Within the nevt Hlxtv dnvH followlnK. ttiu
date of thin notloo, proteHtHorcontoHin ualtiHt
mo einim or mo ooinpuny to any nic-i or hiid
division within any Hootlon or part ol n'octlon,
described In tho lliit, on tho grmind Hint 'Iho
name in more valuable for minora than foffift
ricultutiil purnoHOH, will bo received nnd noted
ror ropori. to mo uoncrai iann umcu tib Tiiutn
Ington, I), 0. t ,
J.T.IIHIDfflilSncglfltor.
J. H. booth, Receiver. .
sulTer In silence rather than siiliieet
themselves to the iililiiineiil mid I111.
uilllatltiK exnmliiallniiii and local
lioal'iieiil so uniformly Insisted upon
by physicians.
" Vctualc weakness" ran lie cured
surely, speedily without exposure,
with sHlil expense without leavliiK
your own home. Ur. I'leice's l'nvorite
rteseilitlou will cure any dlsonler or
disease of the oikhiis distinctly femi
nine, l'crhups its greatest usefulness
in in nciuiiiig women lor the mileal
of chilil-lititli. Taken during the ex
pectant period it practically elimi
nates mitt anil i)kii;ci' at the" time of
patliiiiliiiu.
Write Ur. I'lerre for advice and yon
will receive an iiiitiu-illaU- an.'iucr and
wiih'-iet co-it tu yiai. All correspond
ence Hliictly cniitidi-iilial.
We also ailvlie nil women who suf
fer j;reat aiu at each icciirtiiii: period
to l.vke a kooil vci talila laxative, such
H'i lir, Pierce's Pleasant I'cllcls, Just
I'leviiiiis to tills time, as constipation
I" usually mi iigK'avatiuK (ealiire of
the tniiililR. i
Hi ai t allow the druggist to sell you
soiiielhiiii( "just us' go"d," liecause
I .'s eliea ei'. The cheap kind has mil
ti e thousands of cuica to Its credit
that Dr. Tierce's medicine has.
.Via r.lA'A'; SrHKCIEK, rf
Mouttl ilorrit, till,, writes Doctor
A'. I', fierce at followt;
"I was back in niy old home
when your letter came. I will
try and explain regarding the
good I received from your medi
cines. I'or over one year I suf
fered from what mv tiliysiciiin
pronounced womb trouble. Had
doctored with doctors in the cast
and also in the west but found
only temporary relief. The next
time of my sickness I found my
self no better, and in that way it
kept going on from time to time
until I became discouraged. I
finally resolved to write you for
advice. I purchased two bottles
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
script ion, two vials of his ' Picas-
nnt Pellets,' and by using only
that small quantity I have found
wonderful rvlicf. I sny to all
who are suffering front troubles
similar to mine that it is unnec
essary to lie sick when one can
use Dr. Pierce's remedies "
How to preservf health and beauty
are tola in Dr. Irene's Common
Sense Medical .-liriser. It is free.
I'or a patier-cmereil coty send 11
one-rent stamps, TO COVER
MAI I. IXC OXI.Y; cloth binding.
jr stamps. slddieis Or. A. V,
fierce, Huffalo, N, f.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UHrran Statim Lakh QVrtoii.
Ituaetmrg, Ort-Kua, stay 3, 1903.
Notice I. hereby given Hint In ooinpll.no
Willi the provl.lona ol Iho .el of CotiKreM of
Juno 9, tins, .milled "An set for tlio a.lo of
timber land, la the Hlatea of Callforal., Ore
gon, NoToda.and Waitiln.ton Territory." u .1.
tended 10 .11 tho 1'ubllo Laud Slate, by act of
Augu.l I, imft.
AUGUST LAW11ENTZ,
ot Med ford, county ef Jseltioo.siaie ofOri-gnn,
baa thli day mod In Ihla office his .worn al. le
nient No. Mrt), for tho purcnaae of Iho K'4
NWl-i, Ntt'K NK'-i'. of Xeclinn Nn. SO. In Town
ahlp No. ss South, Hallk-a No. 1 Weal, and Kill
offer proof 10 .how that the l.od aouu.t la
more vnluahlo for Ita limber or alone lhan
tor agricultural purpoaea. and to eMAbllKh hi.
claim to a.ld land before A. H. Blltl.u. U. H.
tNimttliaalenor, .1 Medlord, Oregon, 00 Friday,
lire luih day of July, lua.1. He namra aa wll
newuN: Oeor.0 W. Hamlin, Joarph I'olaton,
J am cm Vandorkarr, Klehartl Clorul.nd, all ol
Medford, Ori-iton.
Any.nd .11 noninr. elataing odverflrly the
.bove-deacrlbed landa aretetiurated 10 Itle Ihtilr
claim. In thin office on or before auld loth day of
July.llM). J.T. Uiiiimik.,
Koglator.
CONTEST NOTICE.
IrttrAllTWiNT Of Tilt lHTll!On(
:: i.
AI NITKU WTATBH LANUUrriCK,
RfiDi-ljiirir. Oriivfin. Aurll 14. IWn,
A KUflicirut contRt aindnvlthavltiR tnmi fllrd
In IhlM o0.ee by Norton I. NnrrcKntt. conttnU
nnt, afxHiit hottiMteitd i-nlry No. IO.V.'l, mndo
March 'JSUi, IV01, for HVM H. cllun 8, Towntihlp
:iftHu1h, ltBno2 Wont, by John I. DoCoudrnti,
con t tee, tn which It 1 allfHiid that tho entry
man hat abandoned the land for 1H moiitliM lant
patrt, and that he ban nold tho Imprnvementri,
conHthiinc of a houwi aud barn, whioli were
upon tho land, and that tho numo have been
removed by the piirehaKcra. Buld itartlen are
hero by uohllrd to apnrnr, tentond and offer
a. m., on July 1Mb, IfUJ, before A. H. Hilton. U.
B. CoinmlBslonor, at Medford, Oiegon, and
that final hcnrtnfr will bo bald at 111 ooloek a.
in., on July 30th. iwtt, buforo the rck'tttter and
receiver at the United Htatei l,ntu Oftlco In
KoMcburK, Oretron. Tho nab! contOHtant linvltiK
In a proper atlldavlt, lllod April Utli, lWtu, wet
forth facUi whleh Hliowthitt after duo dlllKonuo
porMonal norvtcu of thin noitoo can not be
in n do. It U he rob v ordered and directed that
mioli notlco bOHlveu by duo and propor publi
cation. J. T. HltirxiRM. KeuiHter,
. ... . J. II. Booth, lUcoivor.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Lmu oflUG III flOMOburg, Oregon, My 7, 1903.
Notice In hereby Klven thai tho following
named nuttier ban filed notice or his Intention
to make Hnal commutation proof In aupporl of
n i eiaim, nno mat uiuo prooi win ou uinini tic.
fore A H. Hilton. U. H. Commlnnlonor, of Mcd
lord, Oregon, on Friday, June 1U, 1003, Vlz:
-' FltANK W. 1IOLLIH, ;
On li? n, NO, I14W), for the NWW Nte ICU
NW tHH HVli, bootlon 5, Towiisatp in
South, Range 2 lunt
no'namoH tho following wUnonftmi 1 provn
hlM qoiittnuoiiH resldonco upon and'WtUlvallon
of HBld land, vln: ...
Jnhn J. vm, KrnnK h. aouift, wmiam t.
Oiiove and Itlobanl V. (tray, of "Prospoot, Oro
gtjo. J. W. hUitifim, HuglHtor,
Notice for publication,
'liid Olllcu lit Koao'bbfK, Orogon, Mnv7, wk,
vptlue Ih hereby, ghw-n that tho followlng
n ui nod settlor has inrd notice of his Intention
to make Dual comriHitatlon proof In support ot
h lt claim, and that suld proof will bo mode bo
fore A. H. nhtfon. U. 8. Commlfmloner. of Med
fo'd, Oregon, on Friday, the lltlh day of Juno,
iwm, via. ,(."" . - , .
WKANK 8. GOULD,
On II. E. N. 114M, for tho WUoI tho EJti,
Ho iiamrt the following wltnonHos to prOvfl
his eontlnuotiM residence upon and cultivation
of snld fr.r.d, viz:
John J. Vis, Krnnk W. Mollis, William T.
Orlevr, and Itlchurd W, (I ray, all of 1'roHpooL
Orate. '
4 ; J, T. BniDflKH, KcglstOt.:
Notice for publication.
Lanil oilltto at llosnburK, OroRiin. Mny 7, IIHW
Notloo In horoby ulvon that tlio lullnwInK
llninnd nottlnr lina ft ect notlrio of tifa Intonttou
to miiko flncil commutation proof Id atippnrlof
1 In olulm. and thnt tho Nald nroof will ha miido
hnfora A H. Itlllorii IJ. H. CommlHHlnnor, oT
Moilford, Oroijon, on Krldny, Juno IV, 1WIH, viz:
JOHN J. VJB,
On II. E, No. 1M62, for tuo KX ot tbo V.ii
Mouxii.a'iia.kj 01' mt:iiXuu.L.
I. ), O, I' . - badge No HU, nicelH In 1. U. O. V
hull every Haiurotty ui h l' in ViHiUng bioth
Vlh ItlWUYN vMtleoino. A, U. Naviaik, W. t,l.
.1. I a v lieu, Htm.
I. (I (1. Uogun Itlvei1 Itluennipiiirnl, No.
IUI, itie 1 1 lit 1. O. i). I1', hull iho mM'Miid ittnl
Itiui'ih Wmliivntlayn ul cneh uiuntli at m p. in
tl. 11. 1UUVKV, u. 1.
W. T, Ynim, Hcrlbu
Dllvn lli'liriiuli I.imIk" No, ,'H. im-nlH In I. O,
0, V. hall Ilri4i and llilid TueHdayn of e oh
intuitu. Vililiig riitiiiN titvltd to ittleiirt,
MMH. Ivl'l A Hit It A IIKK, N,(.J.
Mdh. Ima H(;iii'UHi:tHi(iiN, Itec.K.e.
A. 1'. mid A. M.- Mnetrt lltui t'rliny ou 01 ha
fore full moon iti p. in., In Mit.nli' lotil,
J. A. WlifiMAN, i-. M.
J. U', , Aw J "is. Keo. H o.
' t I' Ti'M'iiian lodijo, No. Ill, Ho flu V fe
dn f'.tfiii.y . , ,i j in, 'ii.t!iiij hiiiiir at
n n i w ' .ip , I mi l I I ) , t '.
t',lft.CiVo.Al., li. til l, in n H,
Kulthtf 01 llu .MlU'i'uliri'n, 'I'i Hill pll 'I'fllt
No. I'l, iih'mIh In tvt'itlur i'it tu I'll-I ol 'lit!
!!. I l'i hlu.v.1 of ntt li itmntli In A, O, II, ,
Hull at 7.1ip, in. VIMlhiH Mir Kniglitboordliit
Ij ItivlleU loittttind.
A. li. Ki.t.iKtfN, Coiiiinunder.
JV. T, ViutK. It. K . ' :
A. O. (I, W,, Di greu Ol I loinit1 -Untlinr IhiIku
No, fl, lueetn nvmy fit nmi llti Wod.itutitii
OVuliUiK (tf eni'h luoiltli, at A. . t'. W. hull.
Mllf. 1 ) I; i I A Uonilli, C jl .
('l.AKKht-K Mii'liaiiMiN, Uee.
A.O, V. W..-I odgn NO, W, meets ovorv Mitl
and thlid Winlueailay lu the umiith ut s , u .
In their hull In the opeiu blouk. Vlntlliiu
brothurnlnvlli'illu atumd,
W A.Hl tWAIIT, t, 'V,
AHAKI. llt'ltllAllli, Iteentiler.
K.U. ol A. Med lord Lodge No. HI' intol
vnry Haturdoy nvenlsg in A. . U W. bull..
Vlaiilug 1? rotors Uiviud to attend, r
U. W. hTki'iir.NSoM, V, M
I.. A, JnitiiAt :.co. 4
innniKM, ui 11 urill 1 Hill I 0. mCClJt
evitrv Thurmlny ovuiilug lu K. ol J', n, i
Modfiml. Oregon.
J- U vva,vaii,
IIomacm Mann. Clerk. -
Chryimnthemom Circle, N. w, Women ol
WwHluraft loci second and fniir(his,tunii.k
of it ni 1 1 UMMith al T:i p, rj), , It, jf . bail,.
Katiikuinr Wait. Clork.
W. It. C.-Cliriiler , Arthur vorpa N '4
menlii tlmt und third Wodnmday of ek
mouth at i o'ohwk . ni n Woodman nail,
VUlttng sUtern Invltml.
MMS. U, K. AHIiM'i, "HMt
MllS. 1TAW IIPtlAlN, Ho.
O. A. It. hf-tor A, Arthur font No. 'I
mrntN lu Woodman'a ball ovary nrii and
third WtMlneadfty night In each month at 7M
VUttlug toutraUDaourdlallv litvltod tu atleat.
K Sl.hVrawAiit, Com.
JKlUNK KASMHArKH, A'ljuloiil.
W. U. T. U. Moot very other lliurKJcy
at tho I'rtmbylerlun church.
. Miw. Hla'CK, l'rc-'do; t
Mwh. J. MntifUN. Hreretnry
Kratrriml llrotherhood-Mnats (Irftinod ihlr 1
I'rlday evenliivK at 7:.ii p. m.. In their Uf' in
K. of . bulliflng, Mrdfcru, nrugtte. VlMtttng
Hl tern and llrothcra rordlnlly titvltwl,
Li t'HU, . rca.
H ruth a IlAVm Merretsry.
O K H,Henme (Imtitrr, N. W, wieetinw s
oml add fourth VVdnnlny' of each uiooth M
Maxonle ii, Mrdford, tirrgim. VUltlng a,
tor and biotbera alwava welcome.
Mmh f. a, l.tfHnhRN, V. M...
MATTtK K. I'K HKI.. HeCInlMrr.
A- t. K. Movth every M Mid ay nlp'nt mt 7.11
tli A O. U. W. hall. A'UUtng Kuiwirr. '
dlally wrleoinad, K. U UUttnKA.C. M
Jas. Htm Want. Hec. Hrcy.
t'ulfrnn Kai.k. K. 0f l rMeoi at the call ql
tbo captalu lu K. of P. hall.
K. K. Kl.Wfton. Recorder. v
0HUB0HE8 Or MEDKO&JD.
MnihodlNt KplNcopal Cliurco-W. u, Moora.
pan lor. 1'reacblng every Kabbatb i 1) a.m.
ami H:U0 p. m. tiuudny acbool at lu a. ui.( 1), T
I.awton, aupt. Claaa mealing follows
iireaebltiif norvleo Nmiday mornfar, JolltU
Marker, leader. Ktiworlh Leau at 7;t p. m.,
Ueorve Kok, presldnnl. Hrgular prayvt binp
lugs every tliureday evening at M p. m.
I.udlei Aid Btmlety every Tiwuday afternoon,
Mra (,. W. Con kilo, preniiWnt, Junior Kp
worth League every Huudar aU:00 p. in.. Mra.
Owei, ftuporln.vndriit. HlMlonary Hoelety
Keeli flmt Friday In each mo nib, Un. Char
tie llubliard. preatdeul.
I'reMbytrrlaa Oburoh Kev. W. K. Hblelda,
pator Preaching every Habbath at 11 a. m.
aiidsxip.m. Huadaysohool alio a. m., Jaa
Martin, Hunt. ChrUtlait Kadeavor, 7 p. m.
hint or Christian Kiidravnr. S u. in. Kverv
Tnurcday prayer meet lug, a u, m. Ktrt Tuei.
day evening of every mouth church mx-IaI.
Ki'eoud TuuwUy every month, 2:30 p. m., Ml
miu wrrniir. rui( nun mini i uoiit every
month, p. m.. Aid ioelnty. Mlhn llarr.
Hupt. . C K.: Havld M. Hay, l're, K. C, K. ;
nrn. j u. van iye, nvi, A til miriuty; Mri. J.
W. Cox, Proa. MImIou Hoelety,
Hapttit church kov. T. I. (Jrandall, pator.
Habbuih services: I'rencbtug II a, m. and
p. tn.; Hnbbath school 10 a. m.; (1. Y. I. U. 7
p. in.; prayer nicellng Thursday at 7:p. m.
covenant meeting at i flo p. m. on Haturday pre
ceding nnti sabbath, Utrangors and friends al
wayn welcome,
Uhnattan church Comer of Hlitn and I
streotH, Preaching every Lord's Day at 11 a,
m. and 8 p. tn. Bunday mihool al 1(1 a. ni.
l'ravoi meeting evorv Thunwlav velnir.
The people welcome. K, M. raltornoo paator.
iWHiuui m tuii onuron.
MethodlNt Kplsoopal Church Houtb flov. M
L, Uarby, paiitor. t'reachlng every Bunday at
II a. m. and evening; Bunday obooi at 10a. m.
Prayormeetlng Thursday ovonlng at o'olook j
Woman's Home MISMlon Hoelety moots flmt
Wednenduy in each monlb at S:K) d. m. Kverv-
one In cordially Invited to all cur serv I cos
Hi. Mark'i Kiibicopal Church t Kvennona anil 1
sermon, 1st and 8d Annday of each montli M'.
7:8o p, m. Holy communion, !ld Hundny of otieh i
mouth at 11 a. m. Morning prayer and sur
mou, 4th Htindiy of each month at U a. m. .4un-
duy iichool ut 1U a, m. All Invited, I'awafree,
ii. m. inieman. I'nosi in enargo '
ChrUllan Hcionoo sorvlons ara hold every
Sunday morning at eleven o'olook at the ren
dencoof W, II, lunham, of Talent. AU wot
wolcomy, . , , -
Hectlon 'M, TowiiHlnp m Koutb, HfiDgo I Kant.
Ho names tho following witnesses to prove
hlscfm'lnuousroiildvnue upon tuul oulltvatlon
oftotld land, vim
Prank S. oould, Prank Unllls, William
T.tirfevu, Hlchard W, Gray, all of 1'roipcot
OU'Kon. J.T. IlitiK'iM, Regliiier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
I.onrt Oflloo at liosobuOroffon,'-Aprll 16,.
1003. Notice Is hereby Riven that the follow-IriK-niuned
settlor baa WmI notloo of bis Into a-
Hon to make final proof In. support of his olnltn,
aud that said proof will bo uuda bo fore A. B.
Hilton, U.H. on mm Inn Ion or, al Modford, Urogoji,
on May 29, HKW. vlr.:
JAMKB M. HOWARD,
on homostond entry Nn. W01I, for tho WW, NW'4, -WU
HWf., Bootlon 111, Township 8A Houth,
Itangol Knnt, W, M,
He uniiies iho following wltnoMsos to provo
his continuous residence upon und oultlvatloti'
of Nuld land, vlxt v
JaincH K, Hell, Gooroo B Brown, Oool J.
'QOer, Alvlu Uluborntetfl, nil pi; Hrownsboro,
progon. . ip tinibd'iB, RogMtur!
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
UNiTKn -Htatkh IAtff Orriflg, j
HoHOburg.Ore., MayH m,
" Notlco Is horoby given that in compllanco
W'.'.h tho provhdnnft of tbo aut of Cong rem ol
Juno 3, 187H. entitled "An aot for tho nalo ol
Umber lands lu tho HtatoR of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," air
extended to all tho l'nbllo Land Htatoa by aot
Of AtlgUHt 4, Iblttt :
jAmnn k. ukikvk,
of Contrnl Point, county of Jaoknnn, fltato of
Oregon, him thin day lllod In thin olltee ila
Hworo nlateinont No. ril'il, for tho purehaHo of
tbo RU HK'4, NWW K of seetloit No.lifi, In
TowtiHltlp No, 8a Boutn, ltatigo ll Kant, anil
will offer proof to show that tho land
nought Ih tnoro vnluahlo for UK tlntbor
ttr ul (inn Mint, fnr ntrrlnlil I n nil miritnuna niul te
joKtitbllHh bin elnlin to Hiild hind before' A.
H. Hilton. U, H. CommlNHlonor, at Modford, Oro
gon, on Monday, the 10th day of AugiiHt, ltxiil.
Tin nitinoN uh wUiiohboh: William T. Grlovo..
,ionn rtriovu.rttun n aikoii, Ktvm Mccallrnil
of J'roHpuut, Oregon. ..
Any aim all ponton a claiming ndvorHOly tho
abovo-doHcrlbud landw aro rei ties tod lo'Jllo)
tlinlr olalmM In this oflloo on or boforo said 10 tli
Utiy ot August, ltw, J, Ti llmugae, Kvfllstor,
t