The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, May 08, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textll D. T. LAWTON Vehicles - and - machinery MEDFORD, OREGON J'i Just redilved two car loads of Wagons and buggies. Special heavy gears for hauling lumber and wood. Case and Olive Plows, Plan et Jr. Culti vators and garden tools, Barb and ' Smooth Wire, Poultry Netting, Corn Planters and Cultivators. If in need of an Automobile, buy the Tourist, the best machine for the money on the market. If in need of anything in the vehicle or machinery line, call and we will fit you out, 1 '.' .'. saxssxscicsafstxxsacsacxicicxxsooa , C .: E, Cn.ni , THE LEADING IV OOOfty , :-; . NURSERYMAN Opposite Hotel Mobre Medford,' Ore., P. 0. Box 841;' - Phone 583 ' Call or write today 1 CL'JP 5238? 0rtqwOwOs0r 'TttBwowaaMaaMce: too1 Eden - Valley Nursery NOT IN THE TRUST . First Class, home grown, whole-root trees. Right prices and a square deal lor everybody. What more do ynu want? Wlio pays the agent, you or the other fellow? I deal direct with the planter. , , . A nice stock of fruit trees and Tokay vines for fall Unlivery. , . Toll me your tree troubles IV. S- Bennett, Medford THE RIEDFORD G. W. I'RIDDY, 0. D. NAGLE, MEDFORD, Manuhusturnrs ot Common will Pressed Hrtck. Genera! Con tractors anil Uuildora In all llranchea. 1'liins and Estimatus Furnished. LIMfi, PLASTEP CEHENT- FOR SALE js i.aajrwaaVa arvJtf.a Tin and Sheet Iron Opposite Hotel Moore J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon B, H. Harris ' Timber Land Bought and 5old , .Tbe hnvinjr timber limit or well to potiBolt tin. " ! Office over Jackson County National Bank ; . , C-Oi0wNawOwO I jmm-w Tirri !.- i i . CI IfSty.sixiW Ad' ''Iflaffiifftffi.lr.iff'''' On he Fence as to where to buy FRUIT TREES? - IP SO CALL ON IT'S A MIGHTY TOUGH ' JOB flilnr motor cars on the broad of your back. And to unee- cesaaav too. Just bars as so over your automobille. We'll til it so It will ootbraak down to loos as you etavon tharoad if you baveo'k had tba dowo-oa-voor-back experience yott .doo't have It. Bead ua your machine to be overhauled. , Tboeewho have had it doo't 1 hacker for it again. . HODSON AUTO CO MIDFORD, . OMOOIf BHIGK UWWl 0. T. O'BRIEN, Proprietors f OKEQON j rclinqiilitimi'niv lor tale would do '-'.vi. , f ii. "and atatel shade trert - - - n" in Ti4" M ni t ' Idonts.BoWd li Son Mt tilw: baa s lib iTiaiii- v " Cantial Point U.rald: Tbr team wbcb hauled E. A. Ford's sblogle mill to 1U loeatlon above Uotte falls leturned Monday and report the roada op In that aaotlon at being In a terrible eondltlon. Mr. ford will engage la the msoafaoture of sblogle. on an extensive scale there and will have some of the best timbei In Orsgon to 4raw bit supply of raw material from. James T. Lake, son of the late Mrs. Harsh Lake, and brother of Mr John Slaty and William Lewis, aU well knonn residents here, psased away Xueaday morning, April 28, 19o8, at tba Dome of William Lewis, on tbe Jacksonville, Central Point road. . Ueoeaaed was a native of Madison ooooty, Iowa, and was aged 38 years, 7 months and li days. A widow and three ohlldren survive. J. it. Ua returned Friday trom a buslo.a trip to Uugeoe and other points down the Hoe. While In r'u xeue Mr. Uay met and bad dlnne with Mr. and Mrs.. L. W. Coo, who recontly sold a line I arm west of town and went north on a pleasure trip. Ibey got no farther than Uugeoe, where they stopped to visit relatives aud where Mr. (Joe Invested In some property, lie has purchased a line farm, for wbicb he paid lUO.OUO, and also purchased a residence pro perty in town. , Mr. and Mrs. Coe ex peot to make tbeir booie In Kugeoe. Avhland TldiOKs: Tie iirowo ranoh of 20 acres juat sorjeb of Aeblaod was sold tbls week to K. O. iiensley, who reoently dia nosed of bis property near Central lolnt and cams to Aabland lonklug for a batgaln, which be baa uodoqbt edly secured in tbe property in ques tion at i'-U.UOO, tbe price paid . Uarrlntf the ' intervontlon of a freeze wblob at this late date Is alto, getber Improbable, tbe f rait Crop in the vleinlty nf Asnlaml will be the heaviest In yeara.- The peaob treea an veritably loaded with young fruit and muob thinning ''will have to be done trom present prospect. Orow ers report their orobarus In perfect condition for a prolific yield, after a light bearing for turee yeara pas, Tbe berry prospects are also excel. lent. Tbe frost of Isst Saturday morning when tha therometer drop pid below tbe freezing point for short time did damage to some of tbe strawberry patches on the lower landa, but In many sections not even tba strawberry blooms were injured. The looal committees appointed by Mahogany Oamp No, 666S, Modem Woodmen . of America, ot this oity to arrange for tba event, are busy with preparations ICorJthe Bute eon ventlon of tbe order to be bald at Ashland, May 6th and Cth, to sleet delegates to tha. national oooveotlon of tbe. order, but the state delegates for every ooooty are expeoted here on Tueday, and tba committees are arranging to entertain them with sightseeing trips In this vicinity. Tue oraok Modern Woodmen Hand, of Portland, 6 pieces. Is oomlng with the delegates, and will lend Ita in spiration for the gathering. All Mod ern Woodmen and ihelr wives are oordially Invited to atteod and take part in the exerolees. Valley Record: A sneak thief rang tbe door bell of P. W. Paulson's residence during tbe circus honra Monday afternoon and, after satlnfrlng himself that nobody was at home, pnlled a key from his pocket, onpoed the door aud went in. Tbe Paulsons missed a gold WBtcb and cbnln as welt as ntner articles. There will be several vacancies to III! cn tbe democratio ticket, some of the candidates that were voted in declining to serve. The vacancies oan now be tilled by tbe ', oounty cen tral comthlttees, One of tbe vacan cies Is tbat of sobool superintendent Tde candidate for chat ottfoe noml- anted toy tde socialiets uoDTntiont and tbe candidate for ooioner have also declined to accept. Gold Hill .News: Mrs. A. S. Kosentaum, came down from Medford yeatcrday to spend tbe week-end wltb her mother, Mrs. lloumer, on Foots oreek. Cleve Wilson, who lives on tbr Sams Valley road., about three miles from town, was quite severely injur ed by a horse Xueaday morning. A borse be loaning to Claude Jon had beoome fastened In the manger and Mr. Wilson was attempting to extri cate him from his position, when tbe animal kicked him In tbe bead, out ting a gash over tbe right eye, neatly two inches loon. , lie was brought to town and Dr. Keliey dressed bis wound. . The wound is painful but not neoessarlly dangerous. Jacksonville Post : U. U Davis sold to tbe city of Medford ten acres of land west of this city last Tuesday, Tbe land Is a paitofJ. N. T, Miller traot. Med fold bought this property In order to net gtavel fot the streets, Mr. bai num will extend the railroad as far aa this property. . i - Tbnrsday was clean-up day In this city. The vtreets were rakd, the Wrilk cleaned aud the lnwns trim med. Several wagons Were engaaed In dsn lag off toe1 garbage and today tbe city has an air of cieadllnoM, relieved :of ' tnelr ttflsfgntfT T-tr-j- tlimet. lnTtn birrs of the city reel brobirr beeutlfyiot the city. Klsnslb County News. Klamath Republican. 7 ? Ueo, W. Manning earn lo fron Lovelock, Nevada, a few dais ago fur a short visit with borne folks. Tbi Is bis first visit to Klamath talis foi two years, tie is now togaged in buying horses for a large ooaoern and went from beta to Crook county. Uuy Merrill Is In the elty from Merrill on land business, lis aays warm meeting occurred at Merrill last Friday night About tan of tbe parties Interested la tba light of wsy for tha Adams canal met with Mr. Adams In tbe town ball for tbe pur pots of attesting a oompromlee. The Aaains canal at bout several years ago when It was not realized that Klamath oounty landa would soon be valuable. Tbtre Is a stretch ot approximately two miles of tba oaoal for whlob no right of way was secur ed and tbe matter Is still pending. At tbe meeting nr. Adams otfsred to peytbe Interested parties WO per sore, but those owning the lands wsnt 10. - The arguments became more bested ss the meetlog progres sed and at timet It teemed that a general mlxupj was; InvllanleV Tci compromise WBt"reaohed,"b'ut the matter; will , go, into the courts at ones It the present plans are carried out. It will ' be ' remembered itnut when tbe Uovernment porohsed the Adams oanal tSUOO waa Held back pending the settlement of this rigut ..... klii One of tbe prlnolpal obstructions in the path of the.Clear Lake ..dam was re uoved" FrFdaVSwiieu-iTauoTs J.;ilowne sigMdjiPjhlsjlandJothe Government. Ths wTll be good ueSs to the psoDls ol toe .upper. Piojeut, for tbe Bowue traot, emcraolug'about OOOaciesot land, was one' of tbe Important factors In the way ot be. ginning worao, the,Uppcr rrojeot, As a matter of faut If Mr. Uowne had refused to slnn uji ' nd all hope tor the oommeuoe. -k this year cn the Cleat 1. woulil have boon dlasipateil. This isiue moat important transaotiou'tinoe the (iov ernnient entered tbia dulii. It mean i that every elfortwlll be put 'forth by tha ,wK80lamatioa;pdoplo to . Ueio work this year o'u the Upper PrujouL That there yet remains a bare poasi- ninty tnat tnis will not De done was admitted, but prospeots were never brighter. A difference over the amount of money that should be paid baa been tbe cause of the hold-up in;the signing np of the bowue traot, but both aides made big oonoessons and tbe deal was oloaed today. The World' best Climate Is not entirely free from disease, on The high elevations fevers prevail while on the lower levels malaria is encountered to a greater or less extent, according to altitude. To overcome climate al feotlone, lassitude, malaria, jaundioe, biliousness, fever and ague, and gen eral debility, the most eOeotlve reme dy Is Electrio Bitters, the great alter ative and blood partner; tha antidote for every form of bodily weakness, ner vousness, and ineomnla. Sold under guarantee at Strang's drug store. Price SOo One'of Lake Connty'i Urfeat Rtnches Is Sold, One of tba largest deals tbat ever took plane In tbls oounty was con summated yesterday, wben tba Hery ford Land Cattle Co. known lo cally aa tbe 70 Co ," purcbased tbe entire JMdloge in tbls and Modoo Co. Cel., of to Cox A Clerk Cattle Co., well known bere as tbe XL Co. F. M. Gieea superintendent of tbe oompeny Is in Seoramento, wbere tbe deal was finally closed and a telegraph message was teoeived bere station tbat tbe deal whb closed. The purohase price amounted to the enormous sum of a quarter cf a million dollars, for whiob tbe pur abusers received lu tbejneigborhcod of 0,000 or 7,0J0Jheed of cattle, 300 or 400 bead ot horses and about 20,ooo acres ot land in Lake county, Ore iron, ana Modoo oounty, California. KverytblnR formerly ownea by the XL firm. Is now thejproperty of the 7o firm, whiob makes tbe latter far toe largest uveecook company in tne state of Oregon. Lakevlew Exami ner, The Most Common SCause of, .t Suffering.! EJ3 Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other diteti..e, for the reason that It Is the most common of all His, and it is certainly eratifylng to sutterers to know tnat Uhamberlaln s Liniment will afford relief, and make rest and sleep porstble. In many cates the relief from pain, which is at first temoorary has become permanent, while in old people subject to ohrnnlc rheumatism, often brought on by damp ness or changes in the weather, a per manent cure cannot be expected ; the relief from pain which this linament affords is alone worth many limes its n-tt. vo and in) cent sizes for sale by Clias. Stramr. The Stallion "Dewey." "Dewey" the Percheron and Conner- bottom stallion, owned bv J. M. Sam uels, will make the season ol 1!K)3, at the following places: Momlav and l uesdavs of each Week at the McDowell ranch, one mile east of Antioeh school house, and tile re- nmintns days of each week at the ow ner's reslderee two miles east of Cen tral Point, cn the F.n-Se Hoi tit mail. Uewei is ft youna: Stallion heingonly seven fears old and weighs lTtio poun,ts. l(i III. For Sale.! One saw-mill oomplete." cons!1 erfthrge c1renl.u t ting .f englue, boiler, saws and towel jedgef'carriage with rope (feed,, log turner. belts, ebBttlngpnllysjyidtooipplflteitiltlJ, nib rjargein.. , GENERAL INCREASE I IN FREIGHT HATES RAIT.noAIM AKK APl'KH MOItR ltKVENl K AND WILL ItAI.HB , ULUU1K8 10 l'l:il CKN'T. blppere WIU ConU-st Ilercely Boos (JLum and Commodity Ilatea to lie Grnentlly Raised. Chicago, May - E. General ad vances In freight rates in "official classification" territory, Including all the district east ot the Mississippi River to tbe Atlantic eiubo&rd aud north from the Ohio Utver to the Canadian border, have bevn doolded upon by railroads in tbat territory. This mesne Increased rcvonue ex ceeding (100,000,000 annually, but the movement muet first stand a de termined fight by oil tbe Bblppers. Many conferences have been held aud the railroad presidents expect tierce opposition.' They argue that the fairness of tbe oouutry will not per mit them to lose $400,000,000 annu ally, and tbat they most Increase rates or decrease wngeB. July 1 there will be an advance In all "class" rates, and AuguBt 1 all but four of the commodity rates will be boosted. The average will be 10 per cent. This will be the first ad vance In rates of this character In the history of the country, and it will disturb tbe rule adjustment through out the entire country, upscttlnga rate basis which has existed for 17 years. This movement, It Is understood, precedes similar action on the part of all ruilronds In the United Status. In fact, the Southeastern ruads al ready have decided, It Is claimed, to follow the lead of the Eastern lines. Western lines have had no Voice In the plan, owlns to the geographical division of territory for rate-making purposes. ' Olt('IIAltl) IIOl'K.S l-'OIt DKATH. Says Life In Penitentiary Is Worse Than llaniriiig. 1 Boise, Idaho, Claiming that life at tbe Idaho penitentiary la far worse than death, because other prisoners refuse to bave anything to do with him, and tbat he Is oompletety iso lated from human companionship. Harry Orchard has expressed tbe hope that tha Idaho Boas-d of Par dona wis) not laSsrtete with tba sent- oe ot swath pronooooed by Judge Wood. Tba boasd of Fardoas awewi this weak in apses! session So consider tba osae, and natasa faworabla notion t takea ea tbe i sssramsndaOovl of Jwdsj Wood, OswBsrM will be as-seated ea stay 16. Osekard'a attorney will peasant lo tha Board tha reeom maaoMsoo et J wave Wood, aad It la undex stood n. one wHl appear before tha Beard to peokaat agaraet eom mntatioa of saiHassi. ' The Board la eompCMd of Oovsrnor Ooedlng, Secretary of fMees Lamdoa sad-Attorney General Oubeea. . Steal $63,000 in Mettsee., ' Laredo, Tex., May 4. The Wells Fargo Rxpreea company has reported to tbe authorities ot Torreoa, Mexico, a lose of $63,000 In Mexican cur rency, which they claim waa taken from a through safe on their City of Mexico run. Tne money waa con signed to one of the banks at Chi huahua. POHTLWIl MARKETS. , :. Portland. Ore.. May 4. Whrnt Club. Sfic; red Russian. J4c; blumitem, !c; Valley, SCc. Barley Feed. t24: rolled, U7 3 28; brewing, $2fi. i Oats No. 1 white, I2727.60; gray. $26.60 fff 27. Hay Timothy, Wilamette Valley, fancy, $17; do, ordinary. $15; East ern Oregon, $17.60; mixed, $16; clover, $14: alfalfa. J1 2. Butter Extras, 22c; fancy, 21c; choice, 20c; store, 16c. Eggs Loss and commission off, 17V4C Hops 1907 crop, 4f 5c pound. Wool Valley, lis) 11 Ho lb; Enstern Oregon, 8 13c, as to shrinkage. Mohair Choice, 17 if 18c lb. REATTI.B MARKKTS. Seattle, Wash., May 4. Wheat Bluestem, 88(ff89c. Oats Puget Sound, $U8t29 per ton; Easte-n Washington, $26 (f 29 per ton. Bnrley-$24(3 25 per ton. Hay Eastern Washington timo thy, $16S17 per ton; Puget Sound hay. $10911 per ton; wheat hay, $12.50 per ion; alfalfa, $10911 per ton. , Butter Washington creamery, 24c per lb; ranch, UlJtOc per lb, Ore gon, 24c per lb. Eggs Selected local, 20 lie per doi; Eastern and On too, lis per dot. , OREGON STATU NEWS IX BRIEF. An effort Is being mad. to have a high school course added to the pub lic schools of Seaside. . . . Jnmee Whlttington, a resident, or Baker City, committed suicide Inm week by jumping from a slalwuy ul the State Insane Asylum. If thei Prohiiiltlunlsis are . active In ,Marlnn couuty, the llQiior .Inter ests are equally so In tbe apyroacji 'ing general election,. . r .'N. . '( ; There la a project oaioot to have f the Oaltforwta vrn -Had Vm reoever1 W fBi ,fj6v1&nBl4ilt nated td Che State of Oregon. ,. A pie social, which ws partici pated la by upward of 200 braves, waa tbe feature ot the big Indian eampnieettug at Tutulla mission lust week. W. II. Ueard, of Lebanon, who shot himself while Insane two weeks ago. died lost week. Beard snatched a gun from tba pocket of the officer who had arrested him aud shot him self to the head. Tbe Women's A axillary of tbe Bu geee Comnierotel Olab was organ ised last week with a membership of (0. This organisation has grown out of the great Interest taken in civic Improvement for Eugene. In a fight above Waterloo last week, J. O. Brown stabbed E. L. Potter with a knife, Inflicting a wound In the. left hip. PoUer la not dangerously wounded. Hecentl; tbe men had trouble over some hogs. Tbe girls' debating team from Al bany College defeated the Willam ette University girls at Salem iaat week, wben the question, "Resolved, That the United States should per manently retain the Philippine Is lands" was dlsceoeed. John Kelly, who stabbed a man asmed Wren about a year ago, caus ing death ' wee proopusaed not guilty by a Jury at OuewtUe. At tbe September tans tbe yary disagreed. Tbe stabbing ooeurrwd In a drunken brawl, the. mea being epal minors. Screen Doors and Windows and Door Frances are our Specialty. g Come and see US Mitt- l Medford Sash & Dour Co. OOOOOCH30000000000DOOOOOOOO '- ! CONTKST NOTICE ' i ' i I)fV'ini'iiloiihi' liittTtnr. . , Unite' I Kmto I tB' Kow-,turi.'.nrfiru. Mttrelt 2, 1W A rniftlclpni ronteM uttutBvtt hn ln l; n tiler In lhHnmc'ly ..nam wweiik, 01 .in--ouvirr. WKtb., ctmitJ-iaui. RL-ainct the home tl ftitrv 1ii', mtle Annum "1 Ir oti i n.ix ana tv.-eu w mo f bVi'tlim is. township , ninge , w. y MlvhK.-l W. K'liut y, f-ontentt-o, in wniou n iB 'l. i:(-dt!mt Hftltl Snchael W.- Kinney ha- tabhMbe.l bluboni tUlv residence upon itt tract of land: be biu wholly lalh.il ,to im oroveaiid cultlVHte thv ian o; lUataiiid land . ij .x ..iii.uIds siaitA ftiid that a'dintrymaa bs wholly abandoned the . - . , . An tmt latt rt. sea That ld aliened absence from the said land a prlvau Kldlar, omser, acaman, or marine during "he war with Spain, or dnrlna anvoth it war In which the United Stales mar beeo wrd..aldpirllea.r. herchv ap- i'it, mvona and odor evidence touching .aid .negation at 10 o'clock a. m., on Maj 13, ISM. Mm ATS Bliton, a U. B. CoBmla.loner.at his omcat Meaiora, wrmv,,., . inff will be beld at 10 o'clock a m. on Hay rtlBOS befars "bs TKaiil.ter and Recelrer at the On uS statll Land ojne. In Rour.gojL The said oonteatant haTtnr, In a proper ae OdaVlt, flled Fel?, t tonh I act. which ?how that after due l"-'!" ol this notice oan nol be made It hebv or dered and dlrecud thatanch notice bs given b, due and P'OP'lc'tloj. The car you ought to At the . price you ought to pay The car tbat has been viotor'u8 forty times out of forty -three con tests in hill climhinji and endurance race". Cull and get cuts and literature. Car for demonstration will be hvre in a few davs. D. T. LAWTON, Ag nt. Something new in Rubber Tire f We have something new in Eubber Tire which will repay you to investigate if you , are in need of some new tires. .- We carry a complete line of all kinds of Kubber on hand and can do your work N promptly. All of cur work is guaranteed to give satis- faction. t r MITCHELL U BOECK . , Wagonmakers f"ZT" Rear ol Uarrim&n's Blaokemith Shop, Kast.fieynth Street Medford, DUNCANKOONTZ UNION rzzzrsTABLESzzmzz !Goqd Horses. Ts . Good t. VEiflDcANP' ' Medtord.1 I. D. PHIPP8, D. D. 8. offleei D Adala Block, adjt'''" liacaii'a Drug Hui e Mfdlord, Ort guii Q.W. STEPHEN SON, PHVBIOIAN, HUBOKON ANUOFTIOJAN, Offloe: Uoom ft. Adkloa' bluck. t)IU prompu twaded dajr or DltftK, 'Hhtmeiwt. Medford Oregon. wm. h. roi.via, Mtidfurd. UEO. U. DO ft HAM. Urautt (Vaita. COLVIG & DURHAM . Xiawvere . -OB.ee d Hedford National liaok Build, ng r round tlour J K. SEELY PHYSICIAN 4 BUKUEON ! .i UodetD Kqulnient; X Bay Labratorjr : OlUc tn Jackaon County Dank Buledmg J Med lord - Urugonj Soutnern Pacific Time Tsnie ' KPFECTIVE DEC. 2,). 1U07 ;:'.' ooth uaWD i No. Ift .No. 13 .... Mcdlord .... ii):soai 1:60 pi KOUTU UfjFftfP ... MfdVr.) So. 14 NO. 16 . . :49ai . 6:mipi Numben 14 aud U will make all Number 11 and 12 will be taken off. TIMBKH LAND ACT. JUNE .1, 187$ NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION. ! j Uulteil btatoe, I.and Office. i KoHi-lmrtc Ort-gun, Murch 1!"$, I Notice In he ruby given, tiiat m ((unpllHiioe' with the proviloiiH of the Act of Coiign kh of June :t, 17 1, t-ntillnl "Au Ai-t for the Sale of ( Timber LjiiUr. in the Stan I ol I'alifoi ma. (Ire- J gnu. N'aila, an.l .VafLlnutoti Terriltiry,' aa t-xti iitU'il to All rub! to Luud etaiti by act ol August 4, ! Ll'THKR 8. THKKKKN, . (f Btitte KalU, ioiinty ol Jai ki-on. State of (renon. 'lid on August. '1, I'.XJ. Hie In tbm ol Ii(( hiH hwurn Ma (cmeul No. 9l!1f lor I lie jur 4'hajto tif Uh- N K 1 . N W i of tn-ctioti No. ni. In 'I ovvnuhiii No. .i't Stuith. Kaiiics No. S Kat. anil : I will otTvi (iroof to il( w thai the laisU sk light : In iimrt' vain- lilt- ta r Ita iliiihor x urif umn fur MKrluuliural purposes, mnl lo .Htabllrh tua I et Him to .mill Utnl hfiorc A. tf. Hhioii. I'mtci) ' MaK'H Ci)iiitul-.ioD.T at hln orttctat Mtt Nutl jri'dDD, ou Muuoay, ho 29ih day ot June,; rj's. ? llcnuhif ufi wltriBBf'H: Htifl Ilildrt'li, of i lluttv F;i11h, Origon. Jfsse Kieituiil urg. ot 1 Ki.tu- Falls Orenun. Albert M. Kliaffvr. of Itiitte ' F.ill Oregon FisjUerli'k Hartley ot AshlucU, j Ort'goti. 1 Any and all porno us Claiming aiiveraity the " above lUtirrlbrtt latxl are U'tiueatetl to Die ' thr lr claiiim in thla offlce on or before ratd 't -Hlh day of Jure. J!ih. . HKNJaMIN L. ElUiY. KfirUter. i NOTICE OP HCHDOL INDEMNITY SELKCTION. I XJsttf.d States Land Otru-.m. x RorBrRO. OftrooN, March 17. J $08. Notice la hereby given that tbe State ot Ore gon on Septumber 24, 1W7, applied lor the ne . nw of wet ion 30, township M aouth, range 2 eaat of W M., and filed In thla oflif a Hal of acfaool Indemnity aelectlona In which it ae lected aald land; and thit aald Hat la open to tbe pnbllc for Inspection. Any and all persona claiming adversely the above described land or any legal mibdWi.loo thereof, or claiming the earn under tbe mining lawa, or dealrlnf to ahow aald land to be mire valuable lor mineral than for agricultural purpotea, or to object to laid r-electlon for aay lawful reaaon, ahould file their claims or their afBdavltioI Srotest or conieat in thla office on or before toe th day of May, IS. 8. I Hereby designate lht Midtobd If ail, pnb llabed at Medford, Oiegon, aa the newapapor in which lyhe above notice La to b p .blUbed. j T v iKeglater. have. MEDFORD, ORE. Pregori, 'Riga. ...Good, ServiC e BALE STABLE u " ' 1 - - - Oregon "