The Medford mail., January 10, 1908, Image 5

west siae iireni, Feel rt'W stales,
R.O. DUNCAN, Prop.
Fint-claat Rigs always in best repair. Hone Board
sd by Day, Wak or Month. Horsea bought and 8old.
. Moore's Brick Staples, West 8ide .
i t If e4ford, Oregon
SCBEEN BOOBS AHD
I have in Stock all Regular Sisei.and can make
any odd sised Screen Door or Window needed.
Show me the opening and I will eoreen it.
R. W. GRAY.
Medford,
i
Eifert's
v IT'S THE HAN
BEHIND THS 8HEARSI
Who Crates ths Nobby Fit. EIFERT Garment re Out and DrD
d by Artlstie Workman, woo derota tbalr Urn and ability to plea
hi eaatomtr.
Order taken for Suite, from 114.00 and up.
Ordere taken (or Ovr Coat, 114.00 and op.
Suit Preaeed and Cleaned.
Eifert
.
W. W. EIFERT
The City
We Guaranteed the Fit.
Coal! Coal!
Consumers or Draymen desiring
high-grade hand picked Co&l.at
$7.50 a ton can get any amount
they wish at Pacific Coal Co's
tipple, 5 miles east of Medford.
Scales at the Mine
Road is now in first-class condition
PACIFIC COAL CO.
R. E. DO AN, Manager . . .
Sana
. MEDFORD IRON WORKS,
Mining. Saw Mill Machinery. Boiler Work and
Engine Repairing.
8ini-Steel Shoes and Dies, Iron,
Brasa and Semi-Steel Castings
of all Descriptions Iron BuHd-
ing Fronts. . , ; '
All Work
Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK 8,
1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLI
CATION. United 0Utee Land Ofle.
' RoMtrarf , Orefoa, Dcnibr 18, 1WT.
Kof.ce Is hereby ilven that In comp'Unoe
with the proTliloDf of the Mt of Congress of
Jan 1, 1878, entitled "An act tor the alt of
timber lands in the Bute of Callfornls, Or
cod, Nevada, and Washington Territory," ai
extended to atl the Publrt Laad States by act
ol August 4, 1893,
PRANK H. REDDEN,
ol Medford, county of Jaokaon, State ol
Oregon, haa thli day filed in thl offloe his
worn etatement No. 8teo, for the pnirbase ol
the NW of rE V of Bee No 1. ID Twp No MB.
Range mo. SB WH, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought la more valuable tor lie
timber or itone than for agricultural pur-po-.es,
and to establish his claim toxaidlaod
before A. B. Bliton. U- 8, Comm 1m toner, at hit
office at Medford, Oregon, on Taeday, the
3rd day of Mareta, 1908.
He uamea aa witnesses: Luther cut,
George Dantel, Edward P. Qraham and Wil
liam T. GrleTe, all of Prospect, Orea-on.
Any and all persona el aiming adversely the
above-lscrtbed lands are requefted to file
their claims In this office oo oi before said Ira
day of March, 1908.
BKitJAMnt L. Eddy. Reiiter.
Notice.
Partle owning loU lo BotU Fail
towouto oan Bake payment to J.
A. Perry, traitee, at bl offloe In
Medford, Oregon. l-2t
Dr. .Stephen too ezamloi ejei free.
WIDOWS
Contractor
and Builder
Oregon
MADE TO
ORDER GARMENTS
i Will nolontUoally meeaur yon, who ha the
. Knowledge of Ma
Tailor, Meford,
Guaraneed.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Onltad Btatea Land Offlee.
Koaebor. QrMon. Dmntat is lanr.
Notice la hereb elTan that in com ml lance
who ih. pruTiiwni 01 law act wi vgnmi 01
Jnne S, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands In the atatee ot California Ore-
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to alt the Public Land Bute by act
Ul UAJU( 1, 104,
IDA E WT8WORTH.
of Parton. county of JMkson. .Slate or Terr.
tory) of Oregon, has trie day died in this office
ma sworn statement no. bjos, lor tne nurcnas
8 RangtNo. 2, east, W M and will offer proof to
uuv uni am una awufjoi tm more raiuaoie
iot in iimuer or atone man lor aaricuinirai
purposes, aod to establish his claim to said
land before A. 8. Bliton, O, 8. Commissioner,
at bis office in Medford, Oregon on Wednesday,
the 4th day of March, 1908.
Ha names as witnesses: William T. AtUva
Oeorge Daniel, Asa Lore land France Aiken,
ui 01 rnHDOCL.urrauD.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboTe-descrlbed lands are requested to file
tneir claims in tnis omc on or osiore saia 4 in
day of March, 19CH.
HKKjaaiK u. a dot, negister.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Thl Kind Yon Han Always Boijpt
Bear the
81natarof
Klamath Ceaalv New.
Klamath Fall Repoblloaa:
Mr. aad Mr. E. K. Robbm will
Uare Friday BMt Blag lor Now Or-
lease. They will be ialaea a Saa
FTaseleeo by Mr. Jeaalaga, who
will aooompany the. Toe a it
three moath will b apwt la iltlag
varloa poctloaa oi lb Boat.
Too Mi pntmtr of Klaasath
Falla la folag to be K A. Eaualtt,
aad thl ha bee a but for the :paet
tea day, atboogh ao oa amd to
hare how. It aatll the Oongreedoaal
Record arrived bora. Tbea U wo
dlanovsrad that Mr. Emmltf aaaao
had baa at to tb Seaato lor oon
fl rotation. I'M definitely tettlee the
poatofBo Butter aad whatever
sfforta, f aay, that an awd to plans
la the atfio ooom other pereoa other
tbaa Mr. Emmltt might J tut a well
be abandoned,
Another Tlotory we sootad by the
bomeeteeder thl week, whea the
Seoretary ;of fjtbo Interior approrad
tb daalaloa of the Ooamlatloaor of
the uoaoral Uad Ooffle, U tbo ooa
teat oaa of A. Odaiito Moralag .
Katberla Cloptoa. Thl oaa waa
watobod by a good (deal of lauieat
by auay of the looaton of eUlau la
tbo Bly oooBtey, where It le belleeod
It will hare a direct Darning oa many
of tb ooatoft.
Klamath Fall Exp:
Tb moral ware that hit Klamath
Fall raeoatly U apreadlaf oat to the
other towa of too ooaaty. Tbo
towa board of Morrill ha pat dowa
tb lid a little tighter tbaa it I here.
AU forme of gambling ha beea order
ed to (top aad aotorra the aide door
of the thlnt omporiom weio opea
tobeokoatb dry throated popolaoa
laottiaaday.
The bow fair groond reoootly par-
ohaaed from E. R. Keamea, by the
Klamath County Agricultural aaeoole
noa, Mr. Oorber latorm a It I oo.
of tb. moot beautiful aad plotaroaqoe
alteo In Klamtk ooonty. The dlroo-
torat Momn. Blaoop, Oernor, Hooa
toa aod Qoeller, rlattM tne aew
ground lt week aad were well
pleased with tbo property. Work will
be roabed aa boob aa spring open,
and abjat K000 will be (expended on
the Improvement ol tbo grand and
Judge etaad and Italia lor stock, eta
The property ooniliU of 12 aoree
aad ooat (4000.
Lwt Monday evening, at the quar
terly vonforeno of the Methodist
ohnrab, Mr. Koy Banks after lami
nation by tb. presiding elder, Ker.
K. E. Ounlsp, was voted a looal
Draacber'i lloeo. Mr. Bank haa
made some prep ration for the mlnle
try having attended the Moody Insti
tute, Chioago,, 111. He eipecte to
preach a short time In order to get a
praotleal knowledge of tb work of
the mlnlstery, after whloh he will
take a ooarte In the Willamette
University.
The Klamath Lake R. K. oompany
I making a very attraotlva bid to the
passenger trsfflo ont of the Klamath
county. Manger Abbott announces
that on and after next Monday, Jaa.
6, the following changes will be
effective la tbo running time of tbo
Klamath Lake train: Leave Thrall
at 1 p. m. and arrive at Pokogama at
6:05 p. m. Leave Pokasama at 7 a.
m. aad arrlve at Thrall at 9M a, m.
Ia ooaaootloa with the Pokogama
traia the Straw, MoUUro Stag eom
paay win run throwgh day etagee be
tween .KlamaU fallht aad Pokagama,
leaving either aad at 6 a. m. Thl
.wUl give paaaaagara a throngs rid
to aad from the railroad during day
light boor. Ia addition to thl
mlaslag oonaeotloa with
trans oa tb Booth era Paeiflo rail
road at Thrall by reasoa of delay
either oa tbo Klamath Lake railroad
or Straw, Melatir Stage line, Ul o
entertained fro of ohaiga at tbo
hotels either at Thrall or Pokogama
on til ooaaootloa I mad- Tb far
either way between Thrall and Klam
ath Fall Is to b I5.&0. -
FK.OM THE ANTILLES!
Chamberlain' Cotign Rraeody Bene
Ito a City CouocUmaa at King
(ton, Jamaica.
Mr. W. O'Relllv Fogerty. who Is a
member of the olty council at King-,
aton, Jamaica, West Indies, write aa
follows: "One bottl of Chamber
lain's Oongb Remedy had a good ef
feot en a cough that waa giving me
trouble and I think I should have been
more qnlokly relieved if I had contin
ued the remedy. That It waa quick
and benefiolal in relieving me thee is
no doubt and it I my Intention to ob
tain another bottl. " For sale by Chas.
Strang.
Nolle.
NEW FORMS FOR COAL DECLAR
ATORY STATEMENTS, APPLI
CATIONS AND PROOFS. .
New form of deolaratorv statements,
applications and proofs, under the coal
land laws, applicable to the public
lands of the United States, outside of
the district ol Alaska, have been adopt
ed on and after Maroh 1, 1908, no. de
claratory statements, applications or
proof will be allowed in t such cases,
unless executed upon the new official
forms or upon forms which are exact
duplicate! thereof, both as to wording,
arrangement and sire.
R. A. BALLINOEK,
Commissioner.
The grandmother of the old Dutch
Dunkerd families of Western Pennsyl
vania have made and need "Hickory
bark Cough Remody11 and reared their
families on it for a hundred years.
Now too can buy it from yoor dealers.
Ask lor it, and use it, because It Is
nure ; becsnse it will stop your cough;
tfcs jte It 1 the best cough remedy
made todey. Try It. For sale by
Hasklns Drug 8 tor and all dealers
everywhere.
Of
Hi Goes Shopping and Prtparti
Uttr. Surpriss For WH.
SOME Of HIS PURCriASa.
ea Mwa a Nststsgs
I inn ia Anger. ,
Wswrioht law, br i
vTnstMr. poweer r
ether asaulag he wai
m, C rjseJle.l
reached hem tb
was trykuj hard t
He was try-
tec to look tmpertnrbable and careless
aad t hold back a aort of grin that
now aad tbaa made a determined ef
fort . break out oa hla fa. He
didnn fool Mrs. Boweer a bat She
aw fsees th ant tbat there vrao eoeao
thlng op, bat her only way waa to
amy a watting fame. If he'd been
baying a roller sharing rtnk to rata
winter aadUhe in or waa thinking of
exrhenavng tb. bona and lot for a war
bojloea, she would bear of It In due
time. All taroogh dinner be main
tained a patronising sir and carried a
subdued excitement, and It waa not
on Ol they -were seated in the family
room that be untied the bag of mya-
"moan vrocxnros ruva aou aa axoa:
MM A MUU A tAD."
tery. He made a Jump to answer a
ring at the front door, and Mrs. Bow
ser caught eight ot a boy and a num
ber of package.
"Please keep yoor seat, my dear,'' be
eald aa aha came running down the
haU.
"But those are store package," ah
replied.
"Well 7"
"And I haven't been ahopplng for
three daye. There must be some mis
take. See If they don't belong next
door.
These packages are all right They
are addressed to our name and num
ber, and they were duly paid for boon
ago. If yon will kindly alt dawn and
ami yoor beating heart and not act
like a child ot ten, I will explain mat
tar."
Mr. Bowser waa In no hurry. It won
a case for dramatic effeotar and ha
meant to ring In a tew. He placed
the several parcel and package on a
chair and proceeded to walk op and
down the room with hla heads behind
him for three or foar adnata. Than
b said:
"Mr. Bowser, on rainiei inai ooca
stona I have spoken to yon about roab
tng down towa to bargahi saJee."
"Yes, and yon bee an earn to me ta
a mssn way, too,"
Tory IhBsty I hae. I
Tor yean. Mrs. Bowser, aa f aaid
bwf.ro, I bavo conatdcred yoa a aoft
mark. I bavo amfled at the way the
dark moat bav. smiled to aa yoa
come In bargain bunting. I have want
ed to swear when I thought of tb
thousand and tana of thousands and
million of dollar yoa bav. paid into
the ooffore of the dry good stores.
There bav. been time when I thought
to appeal to yoor common sense and
other time when I determined to tor
bid yoa to tttend ( bargain eale of any
art or kind."
"Bat I got the ahoea for TB cents
off," was answered. That's worth
(ovtng, hut Itr
At last," hs oon tinned, without look
ing st her, "an Idea (track m. We
win say that It waa a brtgfit Idea. I
would go shopping myself and solve
tbo mystery of tb bargain sales. I
would eeek to dlaaovwr where the fraud
cam. In. I would expose th dopUrtty
of th merchants end bold them up in
public censure. I would discover
whether a pair of nlaty-tght cent
dockings red oced to T cents were ac
tually worth TB anta."
"And yoa wont shopping thl aftar-
"I went ahopplng."
"And' yoa bought bought"
"I bought number of articles. They
are here. I arranged for their dttvry
at this boor."
"Aad did yon had bargains?" anx
iously asked Mrs. Bowser.
"My dear woman, my nam v Bow
(r, ss perhap yoa know SamntH
When I say a thing I maaa
a Mot In yoor Ufa haro yoa known
me to msk a retraction. I say and I
(tick."
Yes, I know."
"I pride myself on sticking. I'd
rather loee a thousand dollara than ts
own up that I waa In the wrong."
"Tea."
"But In this case, Mrs. Bowser In
the case before ns I am going to dc
an unprecedented thing. 1 am going
to frankly own np tbat I waa all
wrong. I am going to announce that
there ar bargain aalea. I am going
to own op that there are great big
bargains to be had at bargain sales. I
am going to stats my belief tbat tbt
Se to awbaYJaaa to
Gteriav UwTatogteto!
WlMSj'
mere
know that
bay the rsgnlsr osCaraaS a baM awe,
far Bg east I have In lang van pea aa
a tan Berk. Tea hae assr aaa (haa
at an half prto as etc oat, I haw
atvea yoa assaar tab aeeahaga at
aneh Bales, bag I hare at tbo aome Oka
Bot they do haw. wtjwt rhey eall
liithli ii aalaa, aad boot aad tbaa I
hwve awd asm afaat barnmjaa.
bargain sale wftl asrs her husband
tbewsand of dollara ta tb course of
tbo year,"
"Mr. Bowser, you sr one of the best
baobaads ia all thai wue world." aakl
Mr. Boweev aa b tppd forward
aad gave him a wtrely kwa. "Mow.
fbaa, ahow a what bargain yoa have
I lama lug "
"in, beta barnatB Hw. V as
au aa he tor
f a parosbj a
laaa eC
bav. aoM ae high a a dollar pair,
hat t make room tor fall stock they
war ctestng tbees oat at 40 wats.
TaotVa a saving at U right there." ,
Two pair war Mo. 10 and th thin
No. T, walk, Mas. Bowsw bj u
No. A He was looking at bar wiu a
bland smlla oa bis face, hewever, and
what could ah sayT They badat told
him that article bought at a bargain
sal could not bo oarhangort, and ta
making hla purchase he bad never tak
en the alas of th toot Into account
"And the gtovee," he add aa he
held np a pair of kid green ta color
and oar on barton at th wrist "th
gtrl secured me that they were ail th
go, bat In order to make room for
bras bedsteads they wwraelosnag thorn
ant I saved Just TB cents oa 'em."
0 levee th. Wrong oisa.
Mm, Bowser wear a No. 6 glove
and those were TH. ahe never won
( green glove In her life, and Mr. Bow
ear badnt taken notice of the fact
He watched her face for a amile, and
with a great effort she managed tc
work np one, aad then be picked Uf
another parcel and said:
"W have bar. some handkerchief f
that wars setting at 00 cents each. Tlx
room was wanted for woolen blanket
aad Be w bay tbo handher at oa
third th rsgelar price. The savtny
hurt enoogh to boy a boos and lot
bat every htfle harps. Am I a bargain
boater or am I notT
"Ot coarse yon are, yea dear, good
(aaa yoa," waa tb reply, though ther
were man' ' handhera and she had
bought bias better ooos many a ttmr
for ma money.
"I don't know that I shouldn't have
bought thl," be explained a he held
ap a corset, "bat It was going at inch
a aaerble that I couldn't resist It-
regular two doSar corset tor 08 cent
and the salesgirl said It would laat
yea a lifetime. Oh. yea, I'm admitting
that there la money to bo saved In
looking for bargains." .
Mm. Bdwesr weigh 135 pounds
Tbat corset was mad for a woman
weighing ynst 100 pounds more. 1'
wasnt her make or her style. Tb
husband who thinks that hla wlf.
weare most any old corset has some
thing to learn. Mr. Bowser had looked
upon a corset aa a corset and bought
one. Mrs. Bowser' bad to Inucb ai
the grimaces of the Joke, aud he was
pleaeed with blniBelf. There was one
nor package the largest of all. She
suspected Its contents and would have
given a hundred dollara to be else
where for the next half boor.
It waa a lady's hat.
It waa Intended for a young lady of
.lghteon or twenty.
It waa cocked op on all aides.
It waa rakish and debonair and Bau
er and Impudent and daredevUlah, and
yet Mr. Bowser rewjrently extended ft
on bis hand and said:
'Tor you, aiy dear, and now do yon
like J'.T I got it for 8 less than th
rejrtilnr price.'
Let us draw a veil over most of what
followed. It la aufsctant to aay that
Mis. Bowser tried to faint away, but
she only succeeded In sitting dowa oa
the tloor in hysteric. Ma. Dow eel one
more became Mr. Bowser that fa, be
Jumped up and down and tor the bat
Into fragments. H talked about di
vorce. Bbe waa ordered to baa moth
er's by the train. Sho bad
darvon nhn In
waa, aad ha bad got
bf. QUAD.
Tee fdweh Pishsll,
', Onsloiusi Salmon mayonnaise.
Walter (abaentmlndedly praotlciag
for th Hired MenUls' Diabolo hand)
ap Tes, air. ShaU I spin It for yoa,
ar would yoa rather catch It It I throw
a) aader yoor legt-Tattar.
Chamberlain' Cough Remedy a Sara
SMosnao tor vnuorva.
In bavin s courh romedv for ohll
dren, oevn be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Courh Remedv. There is no
danger from It and relief ia euro to fol
low, it is tntenaea especially lor
roughs, oolds, eronp ftnd whoopiog
cough, and there is no better medlolne
In the world for tbees diseases. It Is
not only a cure for croup, bot, when
given as soon as th eroupy oough ap
pears, will prevent th. attack. WhooD-
Ing cough ts not dangeroua when this
remedy is given aa directed. It con
tains no opium or other harmful dm in.
and may be given as confidently to a
naoy as u an auuiu ror sate by Unas
Strang.
Notice to the Public.
I hsreby announo myself as a can'
dldato for the office of city recorder of
Medford, Oregon, subject to the decis
lonof the legal voters of the olty at the
general election to be held Tuesday,
Jannary 14, 1908.
4t Benj. M. Collins.
Silver plated trocars, for no ft r
relief of cows when bloated, for sale
at to. nogue iiivsr ureamery, Ned
ford. , tf,
deed Baa at bast
andand-. f- .. -i .
H. pot on his baft aad haft ma biaia.
and whoa ha cam. la at s-sask IB
th mnuhg aad. waa sabad V It waa
swawaTataaj QSjtfOS)M LW owkawft kaw) JaTrVfV kamVsl
aad rafoasd to mini, lfasig a
uxaaaoaact
OJndOey 8 ILIndEey
We have moved into our new quarter
next door to the old atand, and now have
ample room to thow our line to advantage.
We deal in new and second-hand FUR
NITURE, HARDWARE, Chinaware and ;
Olassware. Also heating and oook Stoves
and Tinware of all kinds. ; ' l ;
Warehouse, Storage and - .v '
Commission Bouse
: ,Give u a trial we will treat you 1
Wood Yard In Connection. ' i
Next door to Hubbard Bros. '
Medford, Oregon' j
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Wanted Man to tak Ma tract !
.U UU mwill HU KniHUIH, . ADDIV
to W. T. rork A Co. 48-Jt.
Shoemaker Wanted One who 1
a good, qolok, thorough ehoe repair
er. Apply at offloe of Medford Mail.
Wanted to borrow (6500 for B
year time oa good real estate ee-
ourity. Will pay 6 Pr cent Interest.
Inures ted partlee see r'. M. b I wart
at oaos,
wanted
Loaal repretenlative lor Ms
ford snd vicinity to look after
raoawm. ana incrsMe a umciii
lion llat of BromlneDt monthlv
magsxlne, on lrj ftnd oommtMloa beats.
Experience dealrabls, but not osceaaarf. tiood
opportunity tor right peraon. Adilreaa, Pub
Uaber, Box SS, Station C. N.w Yors.
FOR SALE.
For sal An tpc1Icg: qarlity ot
brick In eov aomt'tv U. n. frld
la
tf. ay. saeaiora. urtr
rur owe ruiujBiue ,uu ajuwim
In ton or smaller qoantltlee. U. M.
Parker, Medford. Phone 717. 40 tf.
V O.l- Tl k, , ,
For Sale 10 aorea of land B In
fruit good. 7-room house 1 mil
from Medford. Snap If taken soon.
Call at Mall offloe.
For aale Full-blooded HoUula
ball, 8 years old. Frio leasonebls.
n-quir oi a. u. van uyas, jaeaiota.
For Bale 8 Dan of Tybalt colta.
flvo years old well broken. Nearly
new titudsbaker hack, also aoafly new
All tor bmu, sinqalr
tf.
BUIUbib sad CcaglpatsM.
For year I was troaUad with bll-
Iloaan aad coostipaUoo, which made
life miserable for mo. My appollto
failed ma, I lost my usual force aod
vitality. Peeein preoaratioos aad
catbartlo ooly made matter won.. I
d. not know where I should have been
today had loot triad Chamberlain's
Stomach aad Livar Tablets. The tab
let relieve th ill f celiac at once.
strengthen th digestive funotions,
helping Ibe system to do it work nat
urally. Mr. Rots Potts, Birmingham,
Ala. These tablet are for sale by Chas.
Straag.
Chapped bands are ouickly cured by
epplylng Chamberlain's Salve. Price,
25 cents. For sal by Chas. Strang.
Farm loa Sal
160 act 50 in cultivation, good
hones aad barsa etc Family orchard
sod berries, So aorss .more ay3to
olaar, all Ideal trait aad farm land,
40 tub Irrigated bottom. Oak, pin
sad flr timber to make 2ooo oords of
wood. Thro mil, all dowa haul to
railroad aad towa I mllee oat rang
Una for bog, oattlo aad poultry;
three hot see aad barn., buggy,
spring wagon' aad lumber wagon,
lloo Jersey cow and bolter, Zo bogs,
fall blood poultry, farm lmplmnts,
booMhold and kitchen iurnltar
oompUto, all go In ; aphndtd water
at door, bo malaria In miles, dally
mall, la Bjogo. Rirer Valley, Jack
eon ooaaty, Oregon. Flneet ollmaU
on earth, finest trait laad la state.
All goee for B3,Boo. Addree
47-tf. Box BIT, Woodrllle, Oregon
Ntw Form! lor Apllcatloni god Prooli.
Now forms of application (or Home
stead Entry, Soldier' Additional
Homestead Entry, Desert Land Entry,
and for timber or Stone Sworn lutte
ments, Timber or Stone Pinal Proofs,
snd Yearly Prool In Desert Land
cases, bav been adopted, and on and
arter March 1, 1908, oo entriol will
be allowed In the clan of casa above
mentioned unless executed opon the
new official forms, or opon formi which
are exact duplicates thereof, both at to
wording, arrangement and sis. Each
of said forms Is a combination of th
sevgral form and affidavits formerly
required to be Died in such csees, and
the os. thereof will result In s saving
of time, labor and expense to tbo local
land officers, proof-taking officers,
and claimant.
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GEO. H. CHURCH, Prop, 'j
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAUT
la IheCUeett Ceari et th But otoatrea.
leslheCeealrstJsokaea.
a. w. Career, rlalatUI
1. W. Barry, Defendant
Mooes Is hereby given that under aad by
virtu ol an axecatloa lamed oct of and snder
the seal of tb above sntluad eourt snd la the
above antttlad eauaa. dated on the 16tb aayol
DacatBDar, 1M7, dlreotln,aod otdsrlag atsw
all la tbs Banner ptovMed by las, the hsre
tnalter daaarlbsd real properlr la purauaaes el
that eenala ladsnaat and order of sals duly
recorded snd inurrd 1q th. abovs sntlttea
seuasen the Uth dayof September, last, la
favorotg. W. rardar aad acalail ta asova
namedatanesnt, 1. W. Berry, for the stue of
Three auadred and fifty five dollara, aad the
further .snai of Ktf hi aad Saiou Potlars, la
Mreat, aad the farther sum of Seventy-fire
dollars, sttomeya leee.
Now, thwefors, by virtue of said sxeoatton
and la eoaipllanoe with the command of aaid
writ, I wtll.oa Saturday, the Uth day at Jan
uary, 1906, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. at the
frontdoor of the oourt house In the dry of
Jacksonville, Oregon, eell at public auction,
subject to redemption, to hlxbeRt bidder, for
Uulted Stalee Gold Coin, all the rtxht, title
and tutereit which the aaid defendant, I. W.
Berry, had on the 3Sth day of September,
1907, or at any time thereafter In and to the
lollowln described real property, together '
with the peraonal, altuateo, lying aad beta
In Jaclceon County, Oregon, uwlt:
The Kaal half ol tb Weet half of Donation
Land claim No. e, of B. B. Urtffla and Bally
Griffin hie wire. In Towniblp No. SI, South o
Range No. West, being the East halt of that
part of aaid Donation Land Claim No,
li, eat apart to Sally urlmn The whole ol aaid
Donation Land claim being bounded aud
described aa follows, to-wll:
Beginning at the Northwest oorner front
which a mack Oak IS In In diameter bears 8
87degreeaEaat 2B links; a Black Oak 10 Inches
In diameter beara North 21 degrees East as
links; a Black Oak 90 Inches In diameter bears
South at degrees West 19 links; thence kaat
Ul chains; South Mchalns; West 49 chains:
North eo.uo chains: Wast S2.00 chains; and
North so.0O chains to she piece ot begin
ning. Abo ths following! Beginning at the Inside
Ell earner of the B. B. GrifBa Donation Laad
Claim No. 49, la Township Ss, South ol Bangs
two West of Willamette Meridian In Jackson
county, Oregon, running thence South It. 36
chains, thence North fie degrees Weet 9S.1
chains; to Mrs. Mary A. Berry's Been Wast
erer. thenoaKastrj.44ehaJas totbeplacsei
boff'aalag, ccntalnlne IS acres ol laad.
Also the following described premises ia
J action ooaaty. Oregon, bain Donation Land
Claim Ne- SI. la Township S7, south ol Baage
I Weet Willamette Moriataa, beglanlug Stt
chains Boats and SMS chains Ea.t of tee la
eectlot Boa betwaea eaetlooa aad ; tkeaae
Verth ai. SO chelae; tacnee WeetaUS shelas;
theeeeSeutkTJS ekaias; tkeace West met
chains; tbeaee Boeth (Lsa saalaa; theaes
gaet SLW eh tint ts the eleeo of trglenlng.
ooataialag laui acree, reeervlrg aagaaoavt
ing ao aucn of aaid treat of laad as was see
veyed y otoeea O. Beew end wise ts Jsases B.
Fool by dead kesrln date the Uth dayof
December, uetksnd rseorded la Volume 1
pagee fey and sat, dead reeorda of Jesason
County, Oregon, sad eontalalng B.tS acres,
the remainder In said trees hereby eeaveysd
being too 10 am ot
Also lbs followTat getsrlbed tree! et lead,
being the same tract of land ooaveyed by
lamas a. Pool to Gideon o. Kara by doeg
bearlag eats the Uth day oi December, law,
and recorded In Voleaae t, pages See aad an
deedreoordaof Jaeaeoa Osuaty, Oragoa, snd
described aa follows: Beginning st South '
West aoraer of claim Mo, so la Towaehtp 97,
South ol Range , Weetl uxenca North 7.QO
ehalna: thence Xaat 10.00 ehslns to comer of
Donation Land claim 91 and 91; thenos South
7 &D ahalns ta th. BiDlhMit nnm.p nf .i.im
Ne. 90: thenee Wast 90.00 chaloa to the place
of beginning, eontatslngaaeres saving aad
excepting from this eonveyaaee one acreo
land sold ad eonveyed by deed of A. M.
Berry and Vary A. hla wife, to Robert Knnla,
which shuts oa the aouthwa.terly side ol the
main oubllc road laadlna from facksoavllla
to Phoentx end Including tbs house sad lot
formerly known ae the Henderson houes. In
Jackson O0nnty,Oragon, together with all snd
singular the tenements, hereditaments snd
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or any
part thereof that may be nevoas -ry to satlafy
said Judgment, costs and accruing costs.
Dated at JackaonvUla, Oregoo, tbti Uth day
of December, 1901.
D. H. JACKSON.
Sheriff of Jefkeoa Countv. OiMua
by D. B. ureal. Deputy.
TIMBER LAND, ACT, JUNE 3, 187g
IH'SUCk. (UK fUtUaCATlUN'
United 11100 Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, December 18, Ivor.
Nottee Is hereby given that In coaapllaoce
with tbs provisions ot tbs act ot Congress of
Jus 9. 1S7S, entitled, "An act for tbe sal of
timber lands In the stale, of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Waahlngton Territory," aa
extended to all the Publls Land states by set
01 August 4, 1993,
ALZIBB RrTTRf.T.V
of Medford, County of Jackson, mate (or Ter
ritory) ot urogon, nae this day niea tnthtsorace
hit sworn statement so. &7S4. for the nurehasa
or the N it N u of Section No. i In Town
ship NO.S3, eonfh, range so I east, W II and w:ll
offer prool to ahow that tbe land tough t ta
mm vniu.oiv lor its uraoer or stone
than lor agricultural purpoaes, and to eetab
ltsh bit olalm to aaid land before A. 8. Blttou,
D,( Commissioner, at his office In Medford,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the flh day vi
March. IttM.
He namea as, witnesses: Msrlon r. Castor
otEtgl rolnt, Oregon. Jennie K. Maltby,
William H. Maltby, Labln u. castor, allot
Medford, Oregoo. e
Any snd all pereone claiming adversely ths
SDovodesclbed lenda are renue.teri to file tbetr
elalma In thtt office oa or before aaid 4th day
ol March, 1909.
BsMAMur L. Xdbt, Register.
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