DEATH 8H0RTLV FOLLOWS
HIS FAREWELL SERMON.
' London, June 22. The very Rev
Herbert Vnnghan, cardinal archbish
op of Westminster, whose death oc
curred Friday night, had been sink
Ing for some weeks frc.m heart fall
lire and dropsy. His death was nol
expected so soon. Friday he wn
'wheeled In a bath chair about the cor
ildors.of St. Joseph 'a colleRe, which
:he founded with money which ho col
Jected in America and elsewhere. Th
"previous day he appeared In the col
lege chapel in full cardinal robes and
made a. farewell address to his blsh
tips and prlosts.j His retnainu will li
in mate in ir.e cauieurui at wesiniitia
rter and will be buried at St. Joseph's
college. : V i '
; Rome. "June 22. By order of Dr
Lapponl, all persons having access tc
(the pope' withheld the news of th
Meatli 'of Cardinal Vaughan, the Uor
- hor fearine lis effect on the venerable
pontiff, owing to the latter's special
iaffectlon for the dead cardinal. .He
It was not until last evening that the
IKUitiff laarned that Cardinal. Vaugta
an waa dsaul. H waa. eitremelv
tciivvd at th new and iaslsted upon
kneeling, for a leeuj Mm before retir
iDC-praytnc tor UK upoee of U soul
of tfee ewateal. Olj
jf Mow's This?
i' ve offer One Hnndrcd l)bllar'Rewa'rdfor
iht case of Catarrh that eanuot bo cured by
Hall's vatarrn cure. -
J. F. CHKKKY A TX, Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersianetl, have known F. J
Cheney lor the last 15 yea, and believe htm
perfectly honorable iu all bustuesg trawsac
hens and financially able to carry out any ob-
lic-alions maue oy meir nrm.
Wist .t Thi'aX. Wholelale DrUBKlsu. Toledo. O
WAddino, Kinkan Jt Mahvix, wholesale Drug.
slit. Toledo, u.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act.
Itir dirwtlr unon the bloKl and inucoui sur
face, of tbe svssem.' Testimonials nu tree.
Price. "Scents per bottle. Sold by all druggist.
Hair, ramuy nus are we oesi.
St, Petersburg, Juno 22. Accord-
Ing to the Novoe Vremya, the Russian-Chinese
bank has been author
ized to open a branch at San Fran.
Cisco.
Sllgo, Ireland, June 22. P. A. Mc
Hugh, M. P., vice president of the
Irish league, who was arrested June
C under a warrant for' contempt of
court, has been released from jail.
New York.. June 22. The Cunard
Steamship Company has notified the
Continental and Mediterranean con
ferences of its withdrawal from cer
tain articles of agreement concerning
traffic anfl traffic schedules. It is not
stated what rates are to be affected
by tbe withdrawal
"I have been troubled for some time
with indigestion and sour stomach,"
says Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis, of Lee,
Mass., and have been taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets which
have helped me very ranch so that now
l can eat manv tnines mat neiore l
could not." If you have any trouble
with your stomach why not take these
Tablets and get well? For sale by
Unas. Strang.
Vancouver, B. C, June 22. The
cteamer Princess May arrived yester
day with 100 passengers, being the
first to come out since navigation
opened on the Yukon this spring. The
rteamer Humboldt is on her way to
Seattle with about sixty more, and
between them the two vessels have
about half a million dollars In gold
dust and drafts.
Driven To Desperaitiou.
Living at an out of the way place,
remote from civilization, a family is
often driven to desperation in case of
anitfrlant ToonlHnGT in Rnrna flllta.
Wounds Ulcers, ect. Lay in a supply of
-BucKien s Arnica eaive. u e me nern.
on earth. 25c, at Cbas. Strang's Drug
Store.
New York, June 22. The liberty
bell, on its way back to Philadelphia
from Boston, was warmly reclved in
this city. Whistles, bands and can
non saluted th bell and school chil
dren sang the national anthem.
Speeches wer mad by the receptioa
committee.
STOPS PAIN
Athens, Tenn., Jan. 27, 1901.
Erer since the fl rat appearance of my
msDsei they were verv irregular and I
suttered with great pain -In my hips,
back stomach and legs, with torrlble
bearing down pain fa the abdomen.
Daring the past month I bve been
taking Wine of Cardui and Thedford'a
niack-lraaarht,;ip(J 1 pat-?d the month
ly period without puiii for '.he firnt time
in yean. Namsib Davu.
Whal is llle worth" lo a woman suiter
Ing like Nannie Davis suffered? Yet
there are women in thousands of homes
to-day who are bearing those terrible
menstrual pains In silence. II you are
one of these w want to say that this
same ;
171-CARDUI
will bring you permanent relief. Con
sole yourself with the knowledge that
1,009,000 women have been completely
oured by Wine of Cardui.; These wom
en suffered from leucorrhoea, irregular
menses, ' headache, : backaohs, . and
bearing down pains. Win of Cardui
will slop all these aches and pains
for you. Purchase a 1.00 bottle of
Win of Cardui to-day and take it In
th privacy of your home.
For advice and literature, address, firing frmp
ttinj. "Tlm Ijwicr' Advisory Jletiartinent,"
OOOOO0'i-,.OO000O,
! EFFECT
I OF THIRTY
I SIDES
Hy "Richard JConn
CwitMit. 1902. k) U S. S. MttVare Cww
o-
O0-O-O-O-!-0s,-0 00 O O0s'
ltiirrliiKtoii bad up spasmodlciil-
ly from small porta to leads. Wbllu Im
was iilny !n;: In stock oil the way up ho
hud written a plu.v. Of course the pltiy
was never piMihuvd. And about Unit
time HatTiul,toii lii-giui to ooim down
UU coming down biul not been spa
iiuhIIo. It litut been cerulu and sure
ns Tate. He sw'iiicd, however. 'a Mo to
hold a position u.s suiu iloor ULt'lior,
He couiil be mhi'aI into l aillinj; luonnd
on time, for t-nv cosslve weeks by the
threat Unit he would be unsigned lo Uie
billposter's forces.' 1 .
And be wus only thirty-live. Some
times when lie becuiuu very bad he
would mumble something about "HU'a-
nor." But mumblings about "Klwuior''
didn't excuse his eoiulltlou to Buscoe,
who believed that there was uo reason
on earth good enough to keep a niau
way from the theater later than T:30
aud no trouble great enough to ueed an
extended stay along a bar rail to drown
So HarrliiRtou, with all bis bril
liancy, all his urtlsUc trainiug ami bis
wonderful uiiud that could absorb thir
ty sides In n night, got finally to be a
back door keeper. It was only because
he never ulteiupud to excuse his con-
duet that Buscoe kept him at (ill. He
was merely penilcjit after one ot bis
periodical attacks. J ' " ' ' " '
And. UuiciUiCtou .was the back doui
keeper wtieu the company moved iuto
New York for a run.' Ue.stood. book in
hand, checking the eouipnny as It ar
rived for a rehearsal a day before the
opening. Harrington not the note, with
a doctor's certificate . inclosed, telling
that Temple, the leading man, had
brain fever. He turned pale as he read
it He was that kind of a back door
keeper.
Buscoe didn't turn pale, but every
one who heard what be said a minute
later did.
"Send a boy to tbe manager," he or
dered. "Tell him Temple can't possibly
go on tomorrow nllit. Tell him that
unless he wants me to use a bad under
study we'll have to postpone tbe open
lug."
Harrington came over to him. "I
haven't sent the boy yet," he said.
"You know I can get up in that purl
by tomorrow night. Maybe they
wouldn't know Temple wasn't play
ing it. If you'll let me" He looked
wistfully at Buscoe.
"You could, you know," said Bus
coe kindly, "but it's too important.
They've been bunking on this New
York opeuiug. A set of good notices
will carry them the rest of the sea
son, aud I'd rather postpone than take
any chances."
Harrinirton went mechanically back
to the door. Buscoe held the company
until he heard from benibiiiarters.
"Use the understudy," said the note.
'Can't possibly postpone."
Buscoe walked over to the call board.
"Company culled for all dny rehears
al at S o'clock tomorrow," he wrote.
"Now. Harrington," he said kindly,
you take this part to my hotel nnd
begin on it. If you're letter perfivt by
tomorrow morning. you go on 111 Tem
ple's place. At 4 o'clock this after
noon I'll come over. We'll work on It
all night." '
. . .
The hotel people wondered next
rooming what had been going on in
42" during the night. Two men had
left at 7:yo in the morning with a bur
bill of $2 for black coffee. It bud gone
up regu'nrly every thirty minutes
since 4 o'clock. Around on the walls
were pinned strips of paper with mean
Ingless sentences written upon tbem.
They took them down and read them
curiously. 1 They seemed to be pas
sages chosen broadcast from a book.
They would have understood if they
bad known that the process of i-rnm
mlng thirty sides of typewritten man
uscript Into the brain of a man means
that the brain must be stimulated with
something and that strong coffee Is
the only harmless thing that will do It.
They didn't know that a man's brain
sometimes refuses to memorize past a
certain amount, but tbitt It will receive
impressions of things seen. That was
why Mime of the speeches Harring
ton couldn't get, although they were
repeated to Mini endlessly. -'were writ
ten on strip of iiaper. pinned ort the
walls and s n'red nt lilm thrniigb the
night until they sank info his rnlnd.
KiiKcoe had been cruelly Insistent.
but his method had won out.. Hur-
rlngton. hasgaid. and l.rnln weary,
went through Hie 8 o'clock rehearsal
with but fi-.v hltcjies. T!in I'.nseor
ran them tliiou-.'h again ami illsinlssei1
them' at I2::!il wllli orders lo report ai
for a dress rehei: is;; I. He drugged
Hari'lnton back to the hotel and again
sent him over the part, this lime with
the business included.
He went on that night almost cruised,
Forty-eight hours without, sleep anil
not much nourishment but black cof
fee did it but In his bruin were the
thirty sides. ' '
He played the three nets without a
break, and be played them as Har
rington could when be wunted to. But
lis big scene didn't come until the
fourth. It was strongly written and
Intensely emotional. It depicted a Anal
parting from the woman bo loved, in
a set lighted by blue borders, with the
foots low. The exit of tbe leading
woman wus tbe cue for the first
speech. i
Buscoe, all attention, stood In the
side entrance ns Harrington began. He
was playing It low, but fiercely, acting
It beautifully. Be bad the audience
We sat at the table the
alderman, the doctor and I
The subject of dieting was
brought up in conversation.
"No man," said the alder
man, "can tell me what 1
ought to eat without know
ing my habits of life, my
temperament and all is
that not so, doctor ?" " Per
fectly right," said he, " what
suits vour stomach may not
fit mine, and yet nine men
out of ten are presumptuous
enough to tell you what you
ought to eat." " Yes," said
I, "they don't appreciate
that t lere is just as great
a difference between two
men's stomachs as there is
betwe.-n their brains.
Overwork some men's
stomachs and they will eas
ily res mnd to the task, just
as so ne men's brains can
take -are of endless details,
but tie majority will break
down with the overload."
"Indig estion," said the doctor,-
not a disease but an
admor.tion it is the red
light .hat signifies danger.
It is the language of the
stoma h to prepare .for seri
ous t ouble if allowed to
breathless. Suddenly Buscoe felt tor
tbe curtain signal.
"Heavens!" be said under bis breath,
"He's way off the text"
Out In the weird light of the blue
borders ifnrrlngtou rnved ou. Not a
line he spoke bud even been In tbe
manuscript, but he tulked of a part
ing from u woman. He was horribly
earnest, ami instead of cursing the
woman he cursed himself. Buscoe
Jammed the signal. The big drop bo
gnu to slide, .lust then Harrington
reeled across the stage and fell In a
queer heap. The drop came down
with a thud within a foot of his face.
Then from out In front came roar
upon roar of applnuse. "They didn't
know he was off," thought Buscoe.
"Harrington," he almost yelled, "get
npl I'm going to give you n cull alone!"
But Harrington was past curtain
calls. They curried him to a dressing
room and tucked him comfortably on n
couch.
He was asleep when the womnn asked
for him. She was too well dressed to
be asking for a inun like Harrington,
Buscoe thought. Still, he asked him
self, how did she know that Harring
ton was on the bill? The programme
said "Temple,"
"Nobody here by that numc," he told
her.
"I know he Is." she said quietly.' "I
was In the audience. I am Miss Bur
ton. I have known Mr. Harrington a
very long film."
"Are you 'Eleanor?' " asked Bugc,oe
quickly.
"Yes," she said softly.
When he n wu keued, she was beside
him. So was Buscoe. But Buscoe left
at once. He only knew that when Har
rington awakened and saw her beside
him he seemed to take everything for
granted.
She came out a little later und asked
that some breakfast be sent In lo him.
"He will be able to act tonight lie
says," she told Buscoe. "He'll tell you
about us when you go in."
"I gather," said Buscoe,. trying to be
diplomatic, "that you are what ailed
blm."
""But I didn't know It," she replied,
"until lust night" "
CutA, Bruise and Burns Quickly
.,v' - Healed.
Chamberlain Pain Balm is an antl-
pentto (liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruiBOH and burns, causes them To
Meal without maturation ami much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment., ,jror saie py .utiat. mrang, ,
The Mail for Job Work.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Rofioburg, Oregon, .Iinif-W, lOOU.
Notice In horebv if I von that thn fnllowltn.
named Keillor ha filed notiuo ofhiK intention
to make flnul couimutHtion proof (n support of
iilN claim, and that nitld proof will bo made ho
fore A.H. Hilton, U.S. Commtfitiiortnr, at Mod
ford, Oregon, on Saturday, Augimt 8, v.m, viz:
IlANB F. ANDKK80N,
On ,H. K. No. IM:i2.ir the HK Hcotlon 2,
Township itffloutb, flange East.
HennmOHtbo following wltnoHHofl to provo
itH continuous ruHidcnce upon und cultivation
f said I nml, viz;
John J, jiaiiiwrn, Klmer II Roardman, Ira
Tuiigute and Jasper 1'uiigaio, all of Hig Hut o,
Oro son. J. Vfp linwuKH, Uugintor,
persist. Hitters and alco
holic medicines are poor
means for stimulating the
stomach to perform a larger
share of work than it
ought. .The effect on
the stomach is like the
spur to the weary horse
it weakens him and shortens
his life, A rational treat
ment," continued the doctor,
" is moderate eating of whole
some foods, and only those
which the person likes.
Occasionally, say once a
week, a dinner pill should
be taken which should be
entirely of vegetable ingre
dients like Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets that will
not purge, but act .gently en
the liver, stomach and bow
els. To my mind the main
dependence for 'curing per
manently the indigestion
which has become chronic
the ' heart-burn,' the sour.
eructations, the worst cases
of dyspepsia is that al
terative extract made from
medicinal herbs that Doctor
Pierce' calls his 'Golden
Medical Discovery,' for it
contains no alcohol to over-
stimulate the stomach,
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
Is everywhere recognized as tho one
remedy that can always be dupondod
upon and that Is pleasant to take, ll
la espeulally valuable for aummur diar
rhoea in children and Is undoubtedly
the means of saving the lives of u great
many children each year. For ralu by
(Jhas. Strang.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In tho Cotmly Court fn
JnrkMOlt (Nullity,
In the mutter of the Kinte
of Itlchftnl K.
ryno, ifcinel
NOTIt'K fi he re by xivvti Mint riiHiitin T.
Pit) no, lutiiur, mlinintnirntor f tliu vMnl of
Kk'hnnl r. 1'ityuu, lee;tM?l, IihvIhk IUI hi
thiM'uiinty court (or Jknii County, Onon,
hid ilrt kihI tlntt) rt'iHtri wiH'M'ln tut Mtltioii
for lit" iIIbcIiiuku nit Mii'li MiliHlitlklratnr, it lot
thnt ttHM'il upon fmhl riMKjrt unit petition tho
l;itli tiny of July.A. l).,!!ui, nt I o'clock In tho n(
tiTiMMju oIhhIiI lny hn 1khm HpiMiimcd hy Hun
ornuiu t.jjiirij ithii, jikixc i Jncsnnii county.
, Oregon, im tin 1 1 mo for tlw ht-urliiK o nawi
iltinl ruport ami Imni-'I upon the lon t(oliiK nil
ptTMHift InlCTUHlnl hi oithl uslHtf ttrtj ho re by
notified to nppirar ou or tx'forii naM lny nnrl
dull-, nml II It- in "nhl court thulr objection. If
any ihuru be, to nnitl huul Account ntnl ro-j-ort.
Tht notice of IIiiaI Motttcmi'iii In ptihllahcd
iu the MEpniKn Mail by onler of Ilonornbln
CliArli'K I'rfui, JinlKt f tlio t-'ounly ,'ouri for
.J hi-Won County, Oregon, uirulii a ml urii;ri'tl ou
thefUh i)ny of Juno, A. !., m.
CHAMI'ION T. I'AVNK JK..
AflirilnlMrntor ol the Kntntu of ItU-hani K,'
I'ayiie, oVccukciI.
' w mniwii w inni,iiviivs,;uift loin nay Ol JUiy,
In the County Court for Jack no n County
urogon.
In tho matter of tho tiatato of Anna Gurry,
dccpnneil .
NOTICK i hereby tfivcu lhat II. 0. Nfcholnon,
admiolatiutur of tho t'tdato of Anna Curry,
decuAHcri, bus filed In iho County Court for
Jackon County, Orcg-on, ax auch admlulstra
tor hla Hrat and final rnjxirt and that thoroln
and In tiald report ho potltionn for the din
charge as micb administrator; that baaed upon
aald report ami petition tho H h day of Jtiii',
lWJd. atone o'clock In the afternoon of nold day
has been appointed by the Hon rablo Chua.
Prfm, Judge of tho Count v Court for I auk win
County, Orcion, m time for aatd hearing nnd
all pernonM hitcrcnied In raid citato am here
hy nottllcd tc appear on or before ml'! dnv ad
date and tile, in nald court their obj-i'ttonnlf
any there bo, to tiald llmil account uinl roport.
Thia notice Ih nubllrthud in Iho Mkhvohii
Mail by order of the Houornblc Couutv Court
for JficUnon County, Oregon, made ou tho -lib
duy of Muy, A. D., MA.
II. O, NICHOLSON,
Admlnlntrator of the Elalu of A una Curry, do
'ceuHud ' ,
NOTICE FOK PUBfJCATION.
I'NtTBn HTATF.H IA N It OYPWP..
Koxeburg, Ore., June Ih, W.i.
Notice Ih hereby given that In compliance
with tliu nrovlntoiiH of the act of CougruMA of
Juno :it 1H7H, entllleil, "An act for tho nale of
timber land In the flhitcn of California, Ore
gon, Nevaila and WhbI ting toll Turritoiv "h
extended to all the public laud fitalus by net ol
AugllhH, lWfJ,
. 'K. OKKTKl'DR BUTTON,
of AI) land, county of Jnckmiti, Hlale of Oregon,
bait th Ik day (lleil In Hi fa ofllcc her hwiii'ii Mliito
mont No. ftlftl. for the mirehaie of tho
hh ly w -aj nivA, oi ncrnoii no. ;i ln iownhirp
i'!ii".,,!..V '
,.'
.-NO.-vi noutu, ivaiiK1 no. ; r.nt! imii
proof to Hhow (hat tlx; land vlii S
IHTR
vahiabln for ltd timber or xton i('.r
cnllurtil iinrnnKeh.Hiid ro estnbllth I'm c . I
miff I land before A. R. Hilton, V. H. I . t.ttiiuix
nioner, at Medlord Orttgou.on Friday, the 'JKth
day of AugUMt, llMCl,
rtno names a whiichjirk: a, jtinxoy, oi nig
" Untied BtntoH Lund Oflr 11,
Ronoburr;, OniKon,.lunp 17. null.
Notice In bcroby given that In compllnnco
Oiciinii: (Inn. V. KIiik, of .Mmlfnrd, pruK"ii; . niuiit No. Mail, for llio f.nrn iiiku -of tin. Nl ), nioil lu ' 1 0 oltloo of tfc OlorL 0 tlio Vmu! '
MnrioK. Kliijr.of-.Moilford.Oroiton. ' ijk , of Hootloii No. ll; Tiiwunlllli No. 2 ty (;i,url of JaoU.011 County, (Won. M ffnil
Any nml HI puraonii t'lnlmlim n.lvercly the Himtli. IIiiuko No. a fiiint, ami w 11 offor , B,,ni f hln ndlnlliliitrnllon of ant I o"tnlo
nbovu-ilererlhi'il Inmln am roiiucmod to file proof In nliow Mint Iho lnml HOUKht l moro 1 Tllnl by orilor of the Moil l" barli,. l'ri
tholrolnlm In thlomoe on or boforo mi Id mh va nubfa for II, tlnibor or mono thn.11 for nirrl-1 jiKU f ,,1,1 Coumy i:nrl. nnid nnai ,Inn?l
day ol AuifUHl, 1UUSI. olilllirnl l.un.innK. nml tooHlnbll"li hla tlnlin lo w) ,., on f(lr hoiirliiR-ai it film "olllelnm !
: . J. T. nnllWEa, Hesl.tor. hi.I.I linn milon, A. H. Hilton. IJ. N. I o.nui I- ,i, cnun roln , ' ," " l
.. .... "'" ' r,' ?' Ml' 'I'i J0"""'"" M"""J'i '" 1 vlllu, Or,,,,,,,, on Hnturiliiy, 11,0 In Iny f a i
t.renyri-t ,n mMi mint rn I HMXT!
but it simply goes to work
in the right way--correcting
the liver, purifying the
blood and assimilating the
food so that the stomach
takes up its labors with ac
tivity and refreshed powers,
It fills the arteries with the
pure, rich, red blood of
health. It tears down, and
carries off ' old, inert and
half-dead tissues ''and re
places , them by new, ; It
builds firm, healthy llesli.
It makes the.muscles strong
and elastic and steadies and
tones the nerves. It cures
debility and weakness of
every description," .
W. Walter MeGloslien, of
Reinbevk, , Iown, writes: "I
took i only four bottles of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery aud two vinls of his
' I'lensnut Pellets,' aud these
remedies did mc a world of
good. I m thankful for your
kind advice and pnii.te the medi
cines highly. Will recommend
Dr. Pierce 8 medicines to all my
friends as the liest medicines
ever made for the troubles for
which they arc recommended.
There is nothing equal to them
for stomach troubles,"
C. P. Stiencer, of PlnnO, Okla.,
wrote : " I cun hardly express
my thanks for the benefit I have
received from taking Dr. Pierce's
Gtdden Medical Discovery and
' I'lcasant relicts,' I hey work
ed like a charm in my case,
Am iu liettcr health now than
for some time, nnd will not fail
to recommend your medicines to
my suffering friends I hone
you will receive my thanks for
the good your medicine has
done me."
A'A'.-f' all iilioiil yourself, win
system, Iht physiology of life, uioto
ttty, hygiene, :tute home elites, eti.,
in Ihiil slo iuIii ai family tloilor hoot,
file Common Sense Jleiidil Aill iser,
d book of ttHKi futxes. I'or eloth'botind
evfy semi tr eentt in uiie-eenl sluinhs,
or for paper rovers Ji sttitrps. Ad
dress Dr. h V, lieree, Hujulo, N. Y,
with the pravlntonN of the rt of Conitrmus of
Juon .n. lhn. entitled "An fcol for thn win of
Umber land in tho Htainn of California. Or
Ituii. Nuvudn, anil WtDihinKtoti Tnrrttorv," an
exumdrd tu all tho Publlo I.aiid HUtoa by in
Of AUKUNt J,
tiKOltliK K.'KINU,
of Mfdfnrd. iMinty n Jackoti, Htatn of Orn
kmi, ha thin dnv (llrd In thlM ortim bin wworo
Mtalomcilt No. Vt.!, tor lh purtihNNc of thn
NK'.-of Hntillon No. In Towunhlp No. XI
Houlli, Hunun No " KanI. and will ofTnr proof to
nhow thrtt thn land nought ih mora valuable
for lla limiMir or ttionn than for aitrictilttiral
FrUrtioNf, and to riubHh hU claim to AAld
noil trrforo a, H. Hilton, I). H. (;oinmlHtpiir,
at Mcilfonl. Orrxoii, on Ktlday, Iho Jnih day of
AiiKiiNt. met.
Ilu nttmtot a wltrtrooiMi: ' MnKi'y, of Hl
Hutir, On iron,; tlvirxo ICIhk, of Trail, (jn'Kou ;
W. V. Parker and J. I. I'aiton, of II'k Hutio.
OrfKon.
Any and nil ptirnonn claliiilnjt advorttcly tho
above drrrltiMl laudn arn rniui'ittnd to III'
thrlr clttimh In ihln oiUcn on or lfore aaid ;'ih
day of AuicuRt, IMM.
J. I". iiiiiiMiait, nriiiHirr.
NOTICH KOK I'Ultl.ICATION.
IJNITKII HTATKH UNIlOlTlIT,
Koni'hurK. Orrton, May '2, JWOJt.
Notlru la hurohy ivcn that Iu onmpliauc
with tho prnvlnlonit of Iho ai't of (onKnuw ol
Junit -t, JH7H, oiitlth'd "An ad for tho Halo of
llrubnr tanda In tho HtiitcA of California. Orp
Kun, Novuda.and WahhliiKtoti Territory," an ex.
icoiltd to all tliu 1'ubllo Laud Htotca by act of
AuKUal4, IKVJ,
AUlt HT I.AWItKNTZ,
of Medford, county of Jarknoji Htnip of Ori'Kon,
haa thlHiluy til oil in tlilaontnt hln NWoru alato
nit'ttt No. MM), for tho nurchuHo of tho KU
NW'i. NWW NV.4. of Mi'ctlou No. :w, In Town
Hhlp No. :w Hotith, ltuttKo No. 1 Went, und will
ofTor proof to aliow that thn land noukIH la
more valuable for Ita tlmhor or utonc than
for agricultural purpoaca, nnd to iatabllrih hi
ciuim to aaiu wnti wioro a. n. union, u,n
He nnnioN a wit-
i iiun"in; ui'iitko i . iiniiinii, juwhi ruiniuii.
liainliti, Jowph Polnton,
jhiiich nmiiTrKorr, iiifiiBro (jiavmaiiu, an oi
Mud ford, Oregon,
Any nnd all no mom olaimlufr nlverMely the
above-dnanrlbca landa are roquoatod to II In thulr
clalroa in thia offlco on or boforo auld 10th day of
July, Itm. ' J.T. IliuiHJi,
ItoglHter.
CONTEST NOTICE,
' DKl'ARTMKNT OK TDK iNTEItlOlt,
' tlNlTKI) rtTATKH UNDOmCK,
Uonchurg, Oregon, April H. i'.MCt. )
A HufTielont content afTidavlt having been (Mod
In Inla ofllcc by Norton h. Narregan, nontont
ant, agrttiiMt hoinvrtlcad ontry No, low I, mado
March m, 1001, for NKU Kecllon8, Townahlp
WHouth, Bauue 3 Wont, by John L. DeCoudraa,
conteMtoe, lu which It U alleged that tho entry,
man hn abnndoncd tho laud for IH niontha lnit
pant, and that hehaa aold tho Improvement
conBi.llriKOl houm null Intnl. wtni-h wurp
upon thnVn.1, nnd Hint Iho name Imvu hraii
removed by 1 1, purcliaHnrn. Bnhl iinrllnn pr
hnl.v nnt.ll.-il to m...r. i...uinil mill nltlT
ovlluni!U muchltiK nnld nllcdnllon nt 10 n'cliK'lc
a, in., on July I'iIIi, ma, linrore A. 3. Hilton, IJ.
8. oinmlnhtonor. nt Mmlforil. Oli'Son, nml
Ihnt llnal lii'tirliiK will lin hold nl 1(1 oclooli 11.
iu., on July llotli, 1IKKI, bulorn tho rrulntor nml
rennlvcr at the UnlK'il Ulaton r.ntul (ifllcn J11
RonuburKt Orniroii. Tlio Nnid contcHiiint imvlng
In propur nflldnvll, llloil ,urll 11th, um, net
forth ractn whloli nliow that aftur duo dlllRouce
pernonnl nervlcn of., thin notlao nan not bo
murtn. It I. bordby xirdornd ami dlrnotcd that
Hiwh notli'n hoslven hyUnoftnd proper publl
L'ution. ) T. 1II1IHUK8. luiKlnlrr.
. - - .1, II. Uom'ii, HvMirsr.
' . ' . - ::m .rs " . ..."
N0T10E FOR PUnLICATFON.
Uti n il HluU'S I.nn.l niriL'e, .
. Rnralniril, Ornunn, May S, IWlll.
nl1,.n I. ln.ri.liv ulvi.n Ihiil. Iti f.f.iiii.lliiiii.A
with llio nrovlhloiin ol the not nl Cnngrc ot 1
Jiimo 3, WW, ontlllleil "All nut (or thn unto nil
...r lu ...lu I 11... u,ui. ur i r........
Novnilii. nnd tViinhlimlon Torrllorv.'' ait ox
Uniik'd 10 nil tho J'ubllo Lnml HtnloM by act of
Annual I, mi,
WILLIAM T.dRIKVH, ' I
of rniHpiiiH, (lounly nf .ludltnoii, Hlnlnof Oi-mkoii,
in
Jhiiioh K. flilovn. John Hrlnvo. Htnn S. Alkon.
Krvlil Mi'C.'Hll, nllofl'ro"pcf.l,Orn(r(ill, I
Any nnd nil imrfoim olillinhiK artvniwly Iho
nliovo ilfiMirlliml lnml" nio roiiiaeleil to llio
tliolr claim III llilHiiflleo mi or boforo nld loth
dnyof AiiKiiKl, iiki:i. J.T. IlitiuuKH, JttuiHlor.J
HOOIKTIKB OF MEDlfOKl;
Y i. 0, P.-Utlnr. Nu.alt, mittiLH lit I, O. O V
hull fvtiry Haliirdiiy utM in. VUiilnti tiituli
itN ulwnya wuluomu, A, It, Navmjm, N. U.
J. l'J. Uav ou. Htio,
1. O, O, K. ItoBun Ktvor ICiicaiuptnrhl, No,
ilu, utcctn in 1, O. O, K. hull lliu i t'itiiO miiU
fifurth Wcdnrmlnya of ruolMiiuntlt iuh p, m,
II, II, llAHvicr, II. P. ,
W.T. YoiiK, Horibo ' J
Olivu Ht lH'ititli l.tidK" No. ;h, mi'fta In ,o.
0, K. hull llrat ami third TuitHilaya of (mot.
UHMtUit VlMiiinu nlMtoiH Itivllcd to atiuntl.
Mua. Krt'A HiiiaamkHi N, tl
Mmh. luA HrilaitfikHiicittN, Ufc. Hmv
A. V, und A. M.-Mt'iM llitil Krlday on ot bty
fore full union at ft p. in., Iu MnmiiiU- hall.
J A Wlll'IAIAN, i. M,
J. w. I.XwiiiN. Hue, Hic.
K . ol I - TalUinan lud(0, No. Ill, mm i'Ih ,Im.
Uav nvt nil K ' t'- 'lllliH liioilMib
wt- -11." Cur i l.iiv, t . i
ami. t'iit.vi.. K. ol l(, ami h. i-
KiilyhlM uf tho Mit('tMiutiN,--llYiun.ili 'I'oitl
No. H.iiiPntalti roynliir mvlnw on lt Mid
Krldaya or ucli inuiith Iu A. u, II, W,
Halt at Tittop. m. VtHltinir Htr Knii'hlnutmllul
ly luvll.id tuutU'Ud, .
A, ll. Ki.i.uow, Cotuumudar,
W.T.Yohk. It. K.
A. O. U. W., bngroa of Honor- Hather lodun
No, M, iiMiula nvniy )fd and 4 Hi Widncada
ovnulutl ul ouch month, itt A. (, U, W, hull,
MUM, DKI.I.A JODUHf! ol 11.
(U.AHKNI'K Mlll'IIHMNON, KlMt,
A.O, U. W, t.odga No, VN, iiiitota tivnrv ilrai
aud third Woduomlay Iu tho inaiitli at H p. m.
Iu their hall Iu tho opnra block. VtaUloK
brotheraluvltU loaitand.
W A.KiawAHT, M.Wj
AailAjgl. llUmUHt), H reorder,
' K. U. ol A.WoiHuiil l.mltfo No. W moot a
wry Haturdny ovniilnc la A O. U W. hall.
V Ifdtlnv Kratar luvltnl to attrurt,
11. W. UTKI'IIMHaoM. W. ht.
if A. JUKIIAI
Woodttmii of the World-Camp No. yO, i
avnrv Tliuraday ovoiiIhn lo K, uf V,
MadforU.Uroituu.
1.11
J. U Wii.,UK, vi. w. ,
1 HnwAf-w Makn. Vlork.
t'hryaanthnmuiu 1'lralr, No H4, Womnn of
WotHlvraft Mcclt aiH'oud ami fourtaTiifwdaya
of vach month alf :0 p. ui. lt K. of P ball
VtAltttiK alAtora Invllod.
Miih. HoitAt'M MaKH, U, N, ,
KAriiKuiNK Wait, Clnrk.
W, It, 0.-t.hriinr A. Arthur torpa No. i
ipttctn Drat and third Wmlnpntlay of flick
mouth at V o'clock p. tu., 'o Wouilioati a nail,
VlaltluicaUtrra Invited,
Mita I. K. A a iin'. "nn
M mm. Ivan HttiiAMiN, H-o.
u. A. It.-(?hcatnr A. Arthur I'uat No, 1
Hi 0(11 in Woodmatt'i Hall ovary (lri Htnl
tMrd WmlueAday nlt(ht In each month at lit),
VUlUutt Colorado cordially Invitml to tttloi. I,
K M. ftBWAin, t:oiu.
ViuhK K A aa ll a rill, Adiuiant..
W. l T. If MnntM avnry olhrr Ihurauay
at tut I'mUijicrlnu church.
.,m. hiick, piv'tict t
Mwa. J, .iltflAH. Hfcrolaij' .
iratriml llrothorhiHd-Mpat flrnl and thtr I
Friday vcnluir at 7 :M. m., in thMr hAl' m
K. of P, bulldliih. Mrdfurd. (troi). Vtalttlttf
SlMlora and llrothcra cordially Invilril.
W. L. Vim. i rta,
MkMTIIA IUVia Hiit-lotUrV.
O K. H. Kranifw Ctmidcr. No. w, mouta
ond and fourth Wriini.mf ny'it of cm h month t
HuaoIIIc Unit, MedfnrU, tlrriftiii. Vuit.i(
lcr aud htothnr alwava woUomo.
Mna. (. a. l.trMabitx, rt.M.
Matt i K I'lt aai.. Hccrtftary.
A. t. t-'.McctA every Monday ntKhi at ? .:u
In A ll. V. W. hall. VUltlnit Kor.-t.-r.
dhilly wntconiod. K, I.. (IUHNKa, ll, K.
Jah. K-thWamt. Hoc. Hcy.
tinlfurm ktttik. K. ur P Meet at the call ul
Iho captain In K. uf I', hall.
II. It. IIowahu, Captain.
It. K. Kt.WtMili, Kcciirtlcr,
0HUB0HE8 OF M ED FORD. '
Method I it KpUcopal ChurcnW. II. Monro,
paMtnr. Prfachlns every Habbath at II a.m.
-nd n unp, ui. Sunday achoul at IU a. m., It, T
I.awtuii, aupt. tjlajwi nirntliiK foltnwa
prcachlnir "ervlr Hunday mornluf, Jullui
Mcokor, Iradur. Ktwirth am at f :cD i, m
(Iroritn Kox, proaldnot. IttKular praym inoct-litii-n
avorv Thiirvday cvvuIuk al Am) p. in,
I.adtei Aid tWlnly evr-ry TuMday afioruoou,
Mr l W. Cou kiln. iimAldnni, Junior hp
worth I.Kutfur rVtjrv Hunday at 3.it p, m., Mr,
owrn, aiipmlnlondt-nt. Miaaluimry tfoctoty
mt-aii firm Krldwy in oah month, Mn. Char
lotte Huhhant, prealdi'nl.
Proftbytnrlan Churcn Hrv. W. K. Hhlnlda,
pator. 1'rnachlng every Kuhhaih at ll a. m,
and :w p. m. Httuday nchool at 10 a.m.. Ja
Martin. Hunt. Chrbttlan Kudeavor, 7 p. m.
Inn or ChrUtian Kmh-nvor. :i i. tu. I'vnrv
Tnurday prnyur iio'cilug, a ii, m, Fir-I Tue-
nay evriiniK tu mry litniitll eunreh out lnt,
sroiid Titradny i-vt-ry month, if::) p m , Mi.
nlon ooUiy Mmtand third TiH'.itiijs, nnry
month, J ji mi.. AM MH'liMy, l.llltun Itarr.
Supt. . C. k.; liAVld M. Puy, I'rct. H C, K. ;
Mra. J 0. Van I'yke, Pre. Ahl Mclrty; Mr. J.
W. Cox, I'ren. MlMloll Hih'IpI)',
liuptltt church-kev.T. Cratiduli, iiasuir.
Hnblmth dorvioca: Preaching 11 u, in. and
p. m.i Hubluith aehoo) iiin.ui.; ll. V, I, U. 7
p. m.: prayor meeting ThurMtay nt 7:H0p. m.;
covenant mooting .it Hfti p. m, on Naturduy pro
cfidlutr itrat aubbalh. Htrutigora and Irleuda al.
way welcome,
Chnnttan church Corner of Htvth and I
atrcuta. I'reuchlng every lurd'a Day at ll a.
m. and " p. in Hunday Hohool at It) a. m.
Prayoi meeting overv Tliuraday rvnitlng.
Thopoopln wulootne, K. M, Putturaon pan tor.
Itealdca ut tho churoh.
MnthodlHt Kptacopal Churoh Houtli Kcv. M
Darby, uaator. Preaching every Hunday al
11 a. m. and evening; Sunday achoo) al 10 u. m. j
PrayormcetlngThurMday evuulug at B o'clock ;
Woman' Homo Miaaloo Society tnoeta firat
WtdtieNday In cuoh month at 2:30 p. m Kvor.
one la cnrdlallv Invited to all our aorvlco
Ht. Mark' F.plhconal Church -.Kvonaoiig and
aermon, Ut aim :td Hunday of each month m
7:P p. in. Holy enmmuulon, !fd Hunday of each
motlth ut 11 u, m. Morning prayer and aor
moti, 4th Hunday of each month ut 11 a. m. Hun
day school al 10 a. m. All invited, pewa fruo.
I M. Idluman. I'rleat lu uhurg
Chrlatlan Hctence lorvlcua arc held overy
Rundav mornlnff at eleven o'eloek al thn tn.
denceofK, l. Dunham, of Talent. All aru
welcome. -
NOTICE FDR PUBLICATION.
' llnlUMl Hutim I.nnd Oflleo',
.. ..... .. Jty.tclmrit, Owsun, Mu 1, HKtl.
To horn it May Conuorn : '
Natlrni l, hcreliv Blvuii thnl thn fi,.wAn ....
U.llrood CD'nvsnr 1lo ninl In nils odVooallnt.
nt londii .Inmli'd in llic tuwinclilpn iloncrllMHt
; " '".J: ", ".Vil V oiim. V n.,hli n."!
J, Jjiiolfs ,, . hi .CJJh.ilil
I Zilm'!, I.n S ,, ! n.m..J !..
i !,V.1'U':1"!?1.'.1' i'l," I?"?.1! .WW" 1,1 . ConrtlildlHi
i iiiiiuc id ,dih on on. or inu inHo.miion or nil iu.r
nmiH InlcnuKiil mill of tlm iiublli'. ni'nomlly.
Hoiilh of llnnu l.lnc nnd Knnl or Wlllumclto
Mnrldlnn. r
Tho NIC': UVM ol Hoc. '1'wp. .17, HanRo 1. :
Tho SVIJi Nl40l 8oo.'J7, Twp.a7, IUiikii I, V
Hauth of tliu Hugo I. Inn nnd W'o.tol Wlllniiiiittn
Murldlan. -
lot I, or NKlNKJi BKt. nnrt Ut S, or
BKI HKH ol Rcntlon Wi'nrp. 117, ItuliKO 11 Wont.
flbln thn noxl sixty dnyn. (ollnnrlnii llin
onto of thl. nolloo. protenUfiroontfittii nirnliiiit
tlm claim fif Iho oonipftny tonny trnot or nub
1lvlnlon within ny anptlon or pnrt ol nootlon,'
ilnncrllmil 1m llio ll:il. 1A1 tho iirniimr that llin
nnmo In moro valunbln lor inlnornl thnn for uu
rlcMltmul nurpnwiH. will I10 rcoolvnil und uotort
for rn(l. lo tlie Oonernl f.sml Oniuo ut WHh
liiRtnn, I). 0. . '
, .. .. .. J T llltllJOKa, liCKlntor.
.1. If. lloiyi'H, Ronclvor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE,
NO'I'ICK IH HKIIKI1V (IIVKN TO hl.1i'
pnmoiiH Inluronlt'il Hint tho unilnrslKiioil, an
Ailmlnlmmlnr of tho KhIMo nf r. If. I'lilllirloli '
n; il l. ',',..; .'. T. ?:."!. I"1" "Ky;
Ma 11, lii , rVimilTo i f i 111 oril ir '
''fin ,! KllTi" n IIHI'I
h V i l'itrn
AilinlnlNlritlnr nf 11m ir.inin .7, o Ii ...V
iu""k ii 1110 ""nl! "' ' 1