G. W. l'UID.DY, O I). XAGLE, 0. T. O'BRIEN, Proprietors
MEDFORD, OKECION
' Manufacturer, of Common and Premed Ilrir k. General Con-irm-iura
anil Huildi-r. in all Uraoilus. flan, and Estimates
r'urni.hcil.
Lme, PL A STEP CEHENT FOR SALE
The Cool Evenings of Spring j
Mnke a tellow f-el c .mfortaMe in a TOP COAT, ami your i
tromlort U touted if KIFERT THE CITY TAILOR J
nigkes it. M V Htoi'k of SpriiiK and bummer Woolens, ' J
Taeeda. Cheviois, VVor'etls and Series are the ewelleat
line ever ili-plnved in Medford.
DRESS CORRECTLY
DRESS MODERATELY
I5th cat) bd done with the sincerest iiiiefaction and
your Money left at li ane. The Mail Order House doe
n-.i h lp support the City. Drop in and fee me.
Eifert
The City Tailor
Medford
A mail onler
tin ttiH not
hanuonue with
a In I lor mads
on..
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler Work and
Engine Repairing.
Semi-Steel Shoe? and Dies, Iron.
Brass and ?teni-Steel Castings
of all Descriptions. Iron Build
ing Fronts.
All Work
Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
TFMUKU LAND, ACT JUX5 . 187
NO TICK POK PU B LIGATION.
Untteil States land Ofllcw.
Roseburg. Orriou, April 2, 1WS.
Nnlifc It hereby given that In compliance
with the nrorisions of the set of Congress of
Juue 3. iH. entitled "An Act for the tale of
timber land in the States of California. Ore
gun, Nevada and Washington Territory," ai
extended to all the Public Lnd States by act
of August 4. 192, Emma J. Bartlett:, of Aab
Und.uouniyof Jackwtu, Bute of Oregon, did
on tiect-vber 4. 1907, file In thfsnflce berawora
statement No. 9460 for the purchase of the l-ots
1 and S. and N K '4 8 F. . R K S E . ot 8-r-o
lion No. M, in Township Ko. South, Rsng
No.4 West, and will offer proof to show that
ihe land sought is more valuable for Its limber
or stone tbaa for agricultural purposes, and to
stabl.aa hi claim to said land before A. 8.
BUtmi. tj. ft. Commissioner, at his office In
Me' I ford. Oregon, on Saturday, I be sis day of
August. 19UN.
Hlit namtas wltnraset: Willis R Stansell, of
Jackionrllle, Oregon: lesse Applegate.of Jack
sonville, Oregon; George II. Millar. of Medford,,
Ojegon; Henry l. Kubli.of Ruch, Oregon.
Any and all pen ns claiming adrersely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said Sth
day of August. 190.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Ofiioe at Hose burg. Ore.. April 16. 1WS.
Notice is hereby given that (ieonre R. West,
ol Butte -PalU. Oregon, bat ft led notice of hU
Intention to make flnal five years proof la
suoportof Bis claim Tlx: Homestead Kntry No.
lAWl. mane March ', Ifttf. for the fractions
N W . being Lota I and 4, and 8' N W 'i, 8ec.
tlon 4, Township 36 South. Hinge Ksst. W. M;
and that said roof will be made before A. 8.
Bliton, V. 8. Commissioner, at his office in
Medford, Oregon, on Friday, lulr Jl. 1909.
He name) the following witnesses I o prove
tats continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of. lb lnd, vii : ....
Nathan R. Hildreth, of Butte PalU, Oregon;
Chris top mr C. Beal, of Butte Falls. Oiegon
Oscar Krlrkson, of Butte Falls. Oresron: Ira
Tungate, of Jsckitonville, Oregon; Selah A.
Carlton, or Wellen, Oregon. .
BENJAMIN L, EDDY,
Register
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Untied States Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, April 2, I90S..
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions ol the act of Congress of
Junes, It, entitled "An act fur the sale of
timber lands In the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"aa el
tended to atl the Public Laud States by act of
August 4, 192, Kbeneer B. Need ham. of Sams
Valley, county of Jackson, State of Oregon, did
on December 7. 1907. file In this office his sworn
statement No. SCWilor the purchase of the W l4
N W . 8 E li N W !B.Jf W i48 W 'i.ol Section
No. M, in Township No. 87 South, Range No. I
East, and will offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone
man r agnconura. nun-B,.uu ...........
his claim to said land before A . S. Bliton, 17. 8.
Commissioner, at his office In Medford. Oregon,
on Monday, the 10th day of August, MM.
He name, as witnesses: Ralph H. Tuilsr, of
Colors J.. Borings, Colorado; namtrC. Cam
eron, of Gold Hill. Oregon: Irving Hayes, of
ams Valley, Oregon; JCIford Hayef, of Bams
Valley, Oregon. , , ,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above detrrlbad lands are requested, ta file
their claim In this office oa or hlore said Nth
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Departmeat of tbe Interior.
T.snd Ooccat Roseburg Ore., Apr. 19, 1907.
. vMMi..Mk. fit, that Bert A. Kssl.
g proepeat, Oregon. Baa filed otW bis
lBtaai
lectio, fl. TowasblptiStMtb. Itl Kast
w. M.. aad thai said proof will be made
before-A. 8 Blitoa, U . Comailatlor, ai his
office la Medford. Orasjoa.oa faaraday. Jolf
3nrt, Iff.
Ht names the followlag witnesses t srota
bla eoBtlnaaaa reetdsaoe v aa. aad eultlvstloa
f, tbe lead, vti: .
ferwta M. Mef-all. BUBforil I. Alies. ra
Register
Bring in your hat , and taava It
trimmed to suit 70a white- you wait.
Mrs. West, 8ereaia a C sts. S-tf
FRENCH DRY
CLGANINU
&. PRESSING
NEATLY
DONE
Guaranteed.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1S78
NOTiCE FOU PUBLICATION.
Cnited States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregun, April a, 198.
Notliw is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June S. 187s, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber land in the States of California, Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex
tended to all tbe Public Land States by act of
August 4, ISM, Cha. less, Bartlett, of Ashland,
count of Jeckfton. State ol Oregon, did oj No
vember Sit. 1907, Hie In ibis office his sworn
statement No. 9454 for the purchase of the E U
N W and Lou 1 and 2 of Section No. SO, (n
Township No. :S South. Range No. S East, and
n ill offer proof to show that the land sought la
,mure valuable for its Umber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before A. 8 Bliton, C. 8.
Commissioner. at his office In Medford, Oregon,
cn hursday. theGth day of Auiust. 19i.
He names as witnesses: Charles H. King, of
Medford, Oregon; Eugene C. Bartlett, of Ash
land, Oregon ; Joseph Woods, of Ashland. Ore
gon; Michael Hanley, of Central Point, Oregon.
Any and all persons clstming adversely the
above described lands are requested to Ale
their claims ie this office on or before said 6th
day of August. 1906.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnited States Land Office.
Roseburg. Oregon, A pril '. 19.
Notice is berebv given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Juno S, 1978, entitled "An act for the sale til
timber lands In toe States of California, Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892, Eugene C. Bartlett, of Ashland,
couuty of JacLson, State of Oregon, did on No
vember 20, 1907, rile In this office his sworn
statement No. 94-3 for the purchsstof the W
N W , 8 E yK N W W, N E '4, 8 W of Section
No. 2, in Township No. 3. South, flange No. 4
West, and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before A 8. Hilton. U.S.
Commissioner, at bts office in Medford. Oregon,
on Thursday, the 6th day of August, 1908.
He aamesaa witnesses' Willis K. Stansell, of
Jacksonville, Oregon; Jete Applegate, of Jack
sonville, Oregon ; Charles 8. Bartlett, of Ash
land, Oregon; William Johnson, of Applegate,
Oregon.
Aay shu an persons claiming aa verse ly ine
above described lands are requested to tile their
claims m ttii
August, 1906,
claims in this office on or be lore said 6th day of
i.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
TXXBES LiVD, ACT JTJBT 3, 17S
MOT ICS TOM PUSXtXCATIOM.
1'nltcd Htatett Land Office.
Iloitehurg, Oregon, April 2. 1908.
Notice is hereby riven that In comult-
jiiiu-e with the provision of the Hut of
I Uonicrww of June 3, 1 S7B, entitled. "An
nut for the ftale of timber lands In the
1 States of California, Oregon, Nevada
'uiid Washington Territory." as extend
jeil to all tin-public band Htale by act
1 of August 4. 189 2, HolM-rt K. Johnson,
1 ..f A rniinlv nf I'hatlmlia Mlul
of Wustitngtnn. dhf on December II,
1 SOT. file in this office his sworn state
ment N. 9166, for the purchase nf the
N "4. S nf Section No. 20. in Town
ship No. 56. South, Kange No. 3 Kast,
and will offer proof to show that Ihe
land sought Is rrtore valuable fir tie
llmlter or stone thun for sgrlcullurHl
purposes, and to establish Ills claim to
sHid land before A. H. Bliton. V. S.
Cnmmisshiner. at his office In Medford,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 1 1 1 b day of
August. 190(1.
He names as witnesses: Tiuncan Ofl
II1", of Aberdeen, Washington; .lames T.
Burns, William T. Turner and Joseph
Burdln, nf Grants Pass, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the a Ixjve-describe r I lands ere
requested to file their claims In this of
fice on or before aald 11th day of Au
gust. 190S.
BKNJAMIN T EDDY. Register.
ir erica romroauoATiOM.
Department of th tnterior
lnd Office at Roseburg Or.. April I.
1901.
Notice In hereby given that Para dine
orsey. of Medford. Oregon, who, on
March 13, 1901, made timber applica
tion No. 9S7. for 8 W NC and lota
I and 2 being the N NB . section
4. Township 16 R. Range 2 fast. W. M..
has filed notice of Intention to make
final proof to establish claim to the land
above described before A. 8. Rltton. U.
A. Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon,
on the 2th day of August, 190t.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Albert I... Cuslck and Herman J,
Khtttte, ef Medford. Oregon: John
U rooks and Joseph Brooks, nf Aahland,
Oregon
BENJAMIN U fcDDY. Rewisler.
UKAMAHIKH OP WORLD KMPTV.
On (look for ltuiiiMr Harvrttl Prom
TJIIiil Karl It Cornea Itral Wen I Mi.
(North Ahum lean.)
Tht'te la oiu thing, that Wall street
ami the triiKU ranuut control. That
It the bounty of God. Of all the
utKim of returning prosperity, the bul
letin of the crop-reporting board of
the department of agriculture Is the
happiest portent.
Spring wheat shows a prospect bet
ter than the average for ten years
past. The yield of winter wheat bids
fair to be larger than any crop since
that of 1901. Had early prospects
for corn have changed, so that now
the outlook Is for a bumper harvest.
And the ratio of Increase holds good
with oats, rye and barley. It will
be a fat year.
The siwclal providence that seems
to watch over this nation, pouring
out upon us new stores of nature's
wealth each season. Is kinder this
year than ever. There have been
times, as In 1K94, when the coming
of great crops meant distress to the
farmer; when the storeholses of the
whole world were glutted with a sur
plus from the preceding year, and
large harvests lu all nations forced
prices down to or below the cost of
production.
There have been other years when
scant crops brought big prices, ho
that consumers everywhere suffered.
This year the granaries of the
world are empty. The outlook for
Euroiean harvests are not flattering.
There will be a world demand that
will keep prices at a profitable level
Tor the 10,000,000 farmers of Amer
ica Yet the yield will be so boun
tiful that 4 he consumer will not be
penalized by exorbitant prices or a
dearth of supply.
The gold that will glow over our
ripened fields will be worth all and
more of that we prayed for during
last fall's panic. Ore digged from
the mine leaves only a barren empti
ness. All forms of trade make no
real Increase. Even manufacture
means only a change In form and de
velopment of a value already exist
ing. From the tilled earth comes
the real new wealth, each year's
bounty bearing prom I He of a new gift
in the year after.
Once more the lesson Is borne In
upon 3s that our greatness comes out
of the ground.
SCOTT FOR omx;o.
PORTLAND. June 22. John M.
Scott, assistant general passenger
agent of the Harrlman lines, returned
yesterday from an extended visit In
Chicago, where htf attended sessions
of the Transcontinental Passenger in-
soclatlon. The weather In the mid
die west Is a month behind the son-
son, he said, and the crops are m n
doubtful condition In the com bolt.
"It "is expected that the weather
will change and the heat will brine
corn and other crops forward rapid
ly,' he said. "There has been too
much rain in some of the states, not
ably in Nebraska. The same condi
tions exist In Iowa and Kansas
There has been cold, wet, unseason
able weather In many sections. At
the same time the farmers are not
feeling blue, and It Is expected that
things will come out all right. . The
railroads are doing a heavy pa ima
ger business both east and weft.
There Is a very heavy passenger
movement over the O. R. & N. and
Union Pacific lines at the preseut
time, owing to floods along the
northern lines. All our trains are
carrying extra sleeping cars.
'While Chicago Is not a place th:it
suits a man who has resided on the
Pacific coast. It la nevertheless a wtiii
derful city, and la growing steadily
The feeling In the cast is extremely
favorable toward the west. Every
body seems to be well posted on Or
egon and Its political events. Ail In
telllgent men with whom I uined
referred, with a surprising famllUr
Ity, to affairs Id this state."
Mr. Scott returns to the coast with
Increased admiration and resperi fr.r
the land of his adoption. Althoiu.i
he has a very large circle of friends
in Chfcago territory, he was glad to
get back to Oregon, and Is enthusias
tic over the favorable conditions ex
litsng here for crops, business and
Immigration.
KTATKHOOI).
Among the minor planks in the
splendid platform adopted by the Re
publican convention Is that which
pledges the party to tbe "immediate
admission of New Mexico and Ari
zona as separate states." That plank,
while not expressing one of the dis
tinctive "Roosevelt policies,'' Is
worthy of special notice for two great
reasons first, because It Is right,
and second, because It shows that the
national Republican convention puts
patriotism above partisanship. The
plank was not Inserted for the pur
pose of getting the votes of the two
territories, for they have no vote In
national elections. Their admission
as states Is morally certain to mean
the admission of four new Demo
cratic senators In congress, which it
Is not In Human nature for Republi
cans to approve. But because those
territories are now ripe for state
hood; because their traditions and
Institutions are so diverse that they
ought not to and would not accept
statehood as one state; but because
It would be unjust and tyrannical fo
longer condemn their Inhabitants to
political tutelage, a patriotic Repub
lican convention pledges the party to
their speedy admission to the Union,
regardless of Its effect on the Repub
lic a power la congress.
TXaOBB UVD, APT XOTf , ISTt
a on cm roa OTBUOATZoa.
t'nltcd Htuit-s Lund Office.
Hos.-uurir. On-Kon. April 2. lng.
Nolir' is ht-rvhy glvm that In compli
ance with Hie prutlwlmis of the act nf
CoimreHtf of J 11 in- 3, UTK, cut 1 1 It-d "An
act for the sale of ilmht-r IuihIh lu the
Suitt-M of t'allfoi-niu, On-ttuii, Ni-vaiJn
ami Washington Territory," us fxtenih-d
to ull tlit) I'uhllc I.uti.1 Hlutt-w by act of
AttguHl 4, I Si:', JuMi'pli C. 1.ji I kin, or
.hir.-eii. County of Clu'ludis, State of
WaMhtnaioii, tlM on IeiviiilM-r 1. 1907,
ftlo In HilH office hla Hwnni Statement
No. for the imrchUMe of thf Sti
U or hictlon iso. u, 111 1 ownanip ,m
a South, ituiigo No. t ttuat. and will
offer proof to show that tin hind aouttht
Is nion- uluubk for its tlrnln r or alone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
i'ttlnMlnli his claim lo hjU1 land ln-for-A.
S. fJlttun, V. S. ComnilKHlom-r. at his
or ric. in Metlroru, t'lvgon. on V e-tnee-day.
the 121I1 day of August,
lie names us wltin'Hfs: Sifphen
Joru'H, luimr C. Cameron, Comiiio J.
Cameron and Hoy 1. Caiiiuron, of Hold
Hill. Oregon. ,
Any and all persons clalntltig ail
winoly the aliovt. di-Kcrllted IhiuIs are
rt'queated to flletheir cliitms In tills of
fice on or he fort auid l-tli Uuy of Au
KUMt,
BKNJAMIN I.. KOOY, Register.
TXMBZa UVD, ACT JTJMB 3, 187S
jiuxiua rua rvsuuaTtga.
l'ntted Htatea Land Office.
ltoshiiru;. Oreicon. April 2, 19".
Notice is hereby given that lu compli
ance with the provisions of the act or
CoiiiCiVKH of June 3, 1H7X, entitled. "An
act for the sale of timber lands In the
S la ten of California. Oregon. Nvala
mid Washington Territory,' aa extend
el to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4 MUltJ. Uuncan tiillia, of Ab-
eruecn, county or ciieiiuiia, state or
Washington, aid. on December 11, 1907.
fflo in this office his sworn statement
No. blti. for the purchase of the 8 'i.
SK V, SK 14, SV Vt. of Section No.
J I, In Townslilp No. 36. South, KaiiKe
No. 3 KuhI. and will offer proof to show
I Imt the land aought is more valuable
fur Its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, uud to establish his
claim to said land before A. S. Hilton,
S. Commissioner, ut his orrice, m
ilfurtl. Oreuoii. on Tuesday, the 11th
day of August. Jo8.
lie names as witnesses: Robert K.
Johnson, of Aberdeen. Washington:
James T. Hums. William T. Turner and
Joseph Beriiin, of tl runts Pass. Oregon.
Any anu an persons claiming uu
versely the above described lamia are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 11th day of Au
gust, 1908.
HKitj AAim u. r.uui, itegister.
TIM HER LAN li, ACT JUNES. 1878.
NOTICE XJK PUBLICATION.
Called States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, March , IWJS.
Nnllc fs hereby given 1 hut In comnllance with
the nrovlslnns ofihe actof Con sr ess of June.
S. INS. entitled "An act for the sale of timber
latin in the state of California. Oretton Ne
vada, aod WaNhlugU'O Territory," as extended
to all the Public Land States by act or August
4. in
FKEDEKR'K C PAGE,
of Mtdrord, County of Jackson State of Ore
goo. tiled In this offlee on August 2ft. 1907, bis
sworn statement ho. 9198, (or tne purcnaaa ol
tbe lla 3 A 4 of sec so. 16,1a twp so 36,
south, range no. 3 East. W H., Ore.
and wUI offer proof to show that the land
sotigbt Is more valuable for Hi timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bis claim to tald land before A. K
Bliton, U. 8 commissioner, at his ortlce. in
Medinrd, Oregon, on Saturday, the 2Tth day of
June, 1906.
He names as w tresse: w. n. fir n. A. It.
CiiHtfk. Kdaar Walker and A. It. Thleroll. ail
of Medford, Oregon.
Anv ana an peraooH claiming aaverseiy tne
nbove described lands are requested to tile
their claims in this ofiice on or before aald 27tb
day cf June, 19U8.
okjusmis a ddt segiiisr
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1S78
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Lead Office.
Rosebura. Oregon. II arch 31.190.
Notleels hereby given that In compliance
with the pn-vision of the act of Congress of
.111 ne a, lH7s, entitled "An act for tbe sale of
llmlter lands in I ha stales ol California, tire.
goo, Nevada, and Wavhiogton Territory," as
extetideit to -11 the Publie uand Bta:es by act
01 Augusi 4 iwj, nenjatnin r. I'larn, 01 Med
lord, coun jr of Jacko. State of Oregon, did on
c'oher 6. I1W7. ti e In Ibis oflice his sworn
statement No. KWi. for tbe nurebaseof the se
'4 In Mecllon No 11, in township No. 3H
sonth, ranseNo. 3 west, and will offer proof
oj nuuw uini iuj ibhii wuriii is more vaiuaoie
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
lurpoves, anu 10 esiaousn uis ciaira to sal a
land before A. S. Bliton. L'.R.tVimmlsMlnnnr. at
his office. In lied ford. OrMnn nn Tilav. lha
He names as'wlinesses: Horace G. Nlchnt
son. Harry N Butler. Paul Pemmer, Owmar
w. ssurpny. an or .uearom, uregon.
Anv and all oersoiia claiming Ktlvaraelv'the
above dt scribed lands are rt quested 10 tile
their rtmlms In this nffli am or hfnrA m!,1
ata aay or joty, isos.
DtMsm s. r.nvi,
ueglster
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE . 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Mod Office,
Rosaburs. Oreeon. Marali .11 tMSL
Notice Is berebv alven that in nosaollanee.
with the nrovialona of thaaeiol nniiirroa. nf
June 3.1878, entitled "An set for the sale of
timber lands in tbe states el California, Ore
son. Nevada, and Waablnarton Territory "
extended lo tbe Public Land States by act of
august 4, lsvz. uuve 1. vtoiverton, of Butte
ran, oountv or jrcgvnn, state of ores a, did
on September 20. Imj;. flle in this office her
sworn statement No. W1, for the purchase ol
the w nw , ae 4 bw sw W o 4, of nee-
lion no. M, in township No. :K south, range
No. .least, and will offer proof to show that
the land ught Is more valuable lor Its tim
ber or itone than for agricultural nor poses,
and to establish bat claim to said land before
a.b. onion, u. n. oommissloner, at bis odlns,
in Medford. Oregon, on Monday, tbeZJthday
She names as witnesses: Georva H. West.
Carl J. KrlcksoB, Oscar Kriekson, Benjamin
u. icmi iiui. ui nuui rsiis, ursuii.
Any and all parsons claiming adversely the.
above described lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said 2?tt
day of July, lft.
ssajABin imkduy, Register
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE ' 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg Oregon. April 1, mot.
Notice Is berebv aivtn mat In enmo'la ae
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress of
Junes. IS78, entitled "An act for the Bale of
timber lands in tba States of California, Ote
goo. Nevada,, and Washington Tenliorr," an
extended to tbe Public I And States by act of
August 4, 1K93, Belle B. Varnr, of Medford,
county of lack ion, Mala of Oregon, did on Oc-
uuvr 11, twvit ma n to tv omce nor sworn stall
mDL NO.Mll. lortb nillPhu nf I h mmA nf
Section No. SO, Id Township No. :hi South,
Kange 8 East, and will offer prool to show thst
the land sought is more valuable tor Its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and 10 establish bis claim to sal-1 land before
A . R. Bliton. U. 1 commissioner, at hit office
lu Medford. Ore SOB. on Frtdav. lha Slat J of
July, 1.
Hhe names as witnesses: George H. Went
and Clarence E. Wol erlon. of Butte Falls.
Ore on. William Ilavis and Charles W. Davis,
at Medford, Orogon.
Any and all person claiming adversely the
above described lanrts are requested 10 file
their claims la this oOlce on nr before said 3'st
day of july, I90S.
najAHiFi Ij r.Diiv, Register
Tncasm uvb, act juwb a, is7s
HOTZOB rom ptjbucatiov.
I'nMeil States Land Ofric.
Itosehurg. tlregon, April 2, I ft".
Notice Is hereby ctven flint In com ull
snce with the provisions of ihe act of
Congress of Jure 3, It'K, entitled, "An
act fur the snte of timber lands hi the
Slates of Callfni-niH, Oregun. Nevada
and Washington Verrltnry. as extended
10 sii 1 ue ruoiic 1 .a no states DV act or
Aiisusl 4. Itf lnli II. Tuxlrr. of Col.
oriolo Springs, county of K1 I'aso, State
of Colors do. did on oerembcr . I SOT.
file in this off re his sworn Statement
No. 4C!. for the purchase of the S 14,
SW V SK U. HW , NW 4. SK U.
of Section No. J, In Township No. .17
South, lunge No. I Kast, anil will offer
r.r'.-or 10 snow mat tne is no sought is
more vslunhle for Its limber or stone
than for sarlcultiirsl our none, and to
establish his claim to said land before
A. S. Hilton, V. S. Commissioner, at his
office in Me j ford. Oregon, on Monday,
tbe ISth day of August, ltOS.
Csmron. nf, Gold Hill, Oregon. Khe.
neyr H. Neexham. Irving Haven and Kl
fnrd Hayes, vt Sam's Valley.
Anv nil all twnnni pUlmln. at.
vetsely the alove-dearrlbed (ends sr
requeaied to file their claims In this rt
flc on or before said 10th day of Au
gust, ISO. ;
sr..uAjn.i 1. r.i'irx, rtewister.
Txacaaa tvan. aov ran a. 11
boticb roa ptrBxaoA.rioa,
Cnited States Land Office.
ItoHeburif. Oregon, April ft. 190ft.
Notice la la-ri'by given that in compli
ance with the provisions of Ihe act of
Congress of Juno 3, 1K7R, entitled, "An
act for Die sale nf Itinher lands In the
States of California. Oregon, Nevada
and WuHiihixiou Territory, us extended
to ull the I'ulilic LniHl SUitea hy act of
-AUC.IHI 4. IMt:'. John A I tlliches. of
Aleilfoiil, county of .litckfcoh. Slate of
Oii-uoti. did on .iiiiiUiii v 7. file In
this office Ills sworn stiitemeiit No.
It for the purchase of ihe SK Kt,
SK Vi. of Section No. II. hi Township
No. Si South. ItaiiRe No. 2 West. W. SI..
and will offer proof to show that Die
laud sought is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and lo estahlixli hfs claim lu
sulci land In-fore A. S. Itlllon. 1'. S. Com
missioner, at Ills office. In Medfoid. Or
egon, on Tuesday, the 25th day of Au
gust. ItfuK.
He nuiiies as witnesses: Oeorge An
dreas. George W. I'riddy, ltiihi-n It
(inches and James W. Wilson, of Med
ford, tregun.
Anv and all tersons clalinina ad
versely the above described lauds are
requested lo file their claims In tills
office on or before said 2&tli day of Au-
gUKI, IH'OI.
HKNJAMIN L. KDUV. Itegiater.
TIMBKR LAND ACT JUNE 3 1878
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
Uultedstatee. Lind Office
Roseburg Oregon, Airuh 1m
Notice Is hereby given, that in comllanea ol
with the nrovuions of lua AlLuI romrru 01
uniii, iBa, BUHuou aci tor aw naiesoi
Timber lianas lu tue Hiaieaoicalitoiula, Ore
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory as
extended toalli'ubltc Laud States by act ol
August , ton.
LtlTRRB 8. THKK-RkW.
Cf Butte Palls, uounty ol Jackson, 8: at of
uregoD,am on AUgus, Z7, iu. ni in tuts 01
Hee bis swnrti Militarism No. BUM w.r Hi nnr.
chase of the NKNW of Section No. Jb. la
luwnfuip no. ouuiii, Kunge nu.srui, ana
wuiuuer prooi 10 aiiuw iut iLe isim kOUgQI
Is more vslu tble for lis umber or stone tusb
for acrloulural DuruoseM. and to establish bis
claim 10 said land before A. S Blltoo. United
ouues (.ommisstooer at nis omceat Necioro,
Oregon, on Monday, tht 2iu uay ol June,
He names as witnesses: Buel Hildreth, ol
lutta KaIIb. Oresou. Jrnnt Frdnbnr m
Butte Kails Oregon. Albert U. Shaffer, of hutte
Palls. Oreaon. Praderirk Rartlav.of Ashland.
Oregon.
Any and all persons alalming adversely tbe
above described laud are requested to hie
tbe.ir claims In Ibis ofiice on or before aald
ma day of June, los.
0E.ajA.NiN i,. kuuv. Keaiater.
NOTICE KORJ PUBLICATION'.'
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Kosenurg, Ore., Adrift. ISot.
Nntlra im hrh iIvmi that AIKrt U Uhair
of Butte Falls. Oregon, has filed notiee of
nis lniennon 10 maxe nuai nva year,
proof in support of his claim, vis: Homestead
Entry No. 17, made Aprui, 1803, for the
N M N K , N E yA N W . Sac '-4, Tp V South
Kaoga 3 Kast, and that said proof will
be made before a. 8. Bliton. V. commls
Mioner, at his office. In Medford. Oregon, oa
Wednesday, July J, 1908.
He names tbe following witnesses to Prove
hi continuous residence upou, and culllva
tlon of, the land, via:
Jasper Tune ate. Nathan B. Hildreth, Samuel'
Hndson.all of Butte Falls, Joan A, U bene ha In.
of Hig Butte, Oregon.
Register
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 187
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States I .end Office,
Kosebnra. Ores on. March &. I9US.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions ot tbe act of Congress of
Junes, lft.,ent'tled "An act for the sale of
umber lands in tbe states of California, Ore
con. Nevada, and Waitblnaton Territorv." ai
extended to all the Publlo LsndWatesby act
of Jacktonvil e.Cotintv of Jackson Siaia nt O a
goa.dldon Aug. 16, lwif. tile In this office bis
sworn statement .o sivfi. ror tbe purebase o!
lhesHWandSW. SKU.of Section No. 30,
inTowusilin No 38. Snuth Kmm xn i ivm
and will oner prool to show that the lauo
sought Is more valuable for it number or stone
man ior agncuiiurai purposes, ana to es
tablish his claim tn aafd Ik.iH hfA a a
BlIloU.U 8. CommiBNioner. at his nltlra in
Medford. Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th day of
He. 'names as witnesses: Alma n. Hntistnn.
George K Blala, Her ley HaJI, Wflliam He Ho
bos m, all ol Jack son Til la. Oregon.
Any all pern qui claiming adversely, be
above-described lands are icnuested to flie
tbelr claims In this office on or before said! 7th
aay 31 Jane. lwre.
BKNJAMIN L. KUDY, Register,
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878.
Atri'iuei fUK rUliL.lCAHU..
Valted States Land Offlea.
Rose burs Oremn. March l0S.
Notice Is hereby given that lo eompUanee
with tae provitioasof taa act ot Congress of
June 3. IS, s, entitled "An act for the tale of
timber lands In the States of California. Ore-
gou. Movada, and Waahlngtoa Territory," at
ww"w iwui ine ruuiw lihq Bvaiea iy act
Of August 4. 12,
WILLIAM C. KI8KR. Ir.
of Red field. County of Spink, State of South
Dakota, did on Sept. 17,1907, ale in this office
bis sworn statement No 9i72, tot tba purchase
of tbe Lois 4.5. 6 and 7 (being w tt of w U)
ot Section 6, In Township No.eC south Raogt
No 9 East, and will offer proof to show that
the and sought Is more a uaotef or its
nmoer or atonec nan or agriculture put
notes, and to establish his elaim to tairi land
before A S. Bliton, II I '. oroml-ialoner, at bis
office In Medford, Oregon on Thursday the
tin darni Julr. 1WS
H Bamos as wlia esses: Cbarits K. Walker
of Batta Fau. Oregon ; Charles A. Ed mood
son. of I utta Palis, Oregon , Waaler v. dreen
of Medford, Orogon: Frederick C. Page, of
Miuioni Oregon
Any and alt parsons claiming ad ye reel y he
above described aods are squeited 10 file
invir cmnK a moj oaios ob Ol oerore SSIO VII
aay 01 jusr,i "
BENJAMI.Nt . EDDY. Ragister
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK , 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Unile States Land Offlct,
Rosebuts. Onwon. March :tl. lans
Notice Is hereby given tbat In torn pi lance
with the piovlBloos of fhsaet of Congress of
June 3, 1878 entitled "An act for the sale .f
Umber lands la tba States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, aod Washington Territory " as
extended to all the Public Land Mia tea b act
01 August . uwi, unarm w. 1 avis, of Med
ford, county of 'Jackson. State of Oregon, dio
on October I9u7. filvln ihia oni hi !)
aUtoment No. 9401, for the purchase of tie a
-4. wi Ttiiuii ot, in ivwnnnip .'. s nouin.
JtSllKS No. 3 East, and Will offar ntonf in ahnw
that the land sought Is mora valuable for Its
urouer or atone man rot agricultural purposes,
and to establish bis claim to said laud before
A.B. Hilton. I s. Cotnmlstloaer. at his of
flee la Medford, Oregon, on Thursdsy, the
He names as wllnestrs: tienrge. H. West,
and Clarence E. Wolvertnn. nf Ruita PalU
Oregon, Win. Davis and Kdward N. Warner, of
nsiitors. urgon.
Any and all persons nlalmlne sdvarsalvtha
above dascrlbad i-nds are requested to file
meir nuns m 111 is omce ao or Blors saia
301b dar of .mlv. lSJt.
nawjAMin 1.. euut segister.
Misrrao APPZ.IOATZOM ao. 177.
Culled Stales I -and iff ice,
rtnseburg. Oregon. May 11. 101
Notice is hereby given 'mt Hnr?
I . K it hi I. whose noviof flea afhlrea is
Jacksonville, Jackson Count y, Oregon.
linn !- .mlllliUl IU. pHIflll IO III
following ileserlnoil plsuer mining
ground In Ihe Hig Applegsta Mining
llNlrlel of .iHt-klnn oniuitv Hri'Dnii
said plaei-r ground being known ss tiie
kuuii i on son oa led I'lscer Mining
'luliiis, and conslailng nf the NK i of
the nk "4 of Section K8 in Township
No. 33 South of Hang 4 West of the
Wlllstnetln Meridian, one of nuid claims
being the east naif of the NK of the
NK 4 of sold Seetlon and the othr
me west nn i r or the nk U of the NK
of satd S-Clloll -S of aaul Inwmhin
and ranse.
And notice la further given that all
persona claiming s d verse ly me mining
ground, placer, veins and lode prem
ises here intM-for described and referred
to, or surveyed, platted or herein ap
plied tnr. or hereby notified that un
less their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law within the lime pre
scribed hy law with the Itegister of
the Cnited Kistes I .and Office at Hose
burg, flour i"s Comity. Oregon, they will
be barred from any right of claim on
said premises and every psrt thereof
hy virtue of the atstutes of the United
States in vnrh case made and pro
vided. The amended location of these
claims Is recorded In the office of ttie
County Iterorder of said county at psg"s
1& and lit nf Volume U of the Mln
Ha Iteoords of aa'd county. Tha ad
Jofnfng rtalmanva ara- nono and thera
ara no. dlotrrifia; claims
BTCNJAMIN U .':iOT. fleealror.
ffl Mm 1 m
Mm. 0m I. "vf
McCormick machines are 0. K. for the
quality of their material and workmanship is
incomparable. Farmers who wish to buy the
best harvesting machines should buy the O.
K. line.
Those who appreciate meritorious features
appreciate the McCormick the machine that
is stenciled with the seal of excellence, and
represents the highest attainment in the
manufacturing art
Hubbard Bros " Medford
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AND FEED STABLE
All riga first class,
Prices reasonable.
Good service to all.
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VOTK HHACHliS 11(1,(114.
Voir In IUU6 Vs 09.44.1 null in laol,
W.,:II3; (Iffirial Figum.
1
SALEM. Or.. June 22. The offi
cial abstract of ballot, cat at tbe last
election, as compiled by Secretary of
State Benson and prepared for final
canvass next Monday, shows tbat
there were 110.614 votes cast at the
1A0X election, as axalnst 99,445 In
1906, and 99,13." In 1904. and at
that the vote this year was not nearly
up to registration.
Complete returns rrom all counties
also show that while the prohibition
ists and socialists stuck loyally to the
party candidates for congress and
justice of the supreme court on the
state ticket, they varied from their
party affiliations on the vote for
('nlled States senator by over 5000
votes. The question arises whether
Cake or Chamberlain polled the
greater number of those votes.
The greatest vote received by any
candidate or the stute ticket was that
polled by Justice Bean of the Supreme
court, who received a total of K6,-
024 votes, but be ran upon both the
Hepubllcftn and Democratic ticket.
He was followed next in order by
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
J. W.' Ilallvy, who polled a total of
6."i,24 vots. Next comes Governor
Chamberlain, for United States sen
ator, with a total of 52.421 votes, or
l.',22 votes over his Itepulillcan ad
versary, II. M. Cake, who received an
aggregate of 50.X99 votes.
Of the 17 initiative and referen
dum measures, 12 were adopted by
various majorities and seven were
voted down. Those which pAxsed
successfully were the act providing
for the locntion of public Institutions
at places other than the capital city;
changing the date ol the general elec
tion from June to Nuveniber: prodd
ing for sheriffs' custody of prisoners
In counties of more than 100,000 in
habitants; the I'nfverslty of Oregon
appropriation bill; Upper and Lower
Columbia wlmon protection lulls:
special flection act for Impeachmoiit
of public officials; legislative Instruc
tion act on tbe question or 1' 11 1 ted
States senator; the majority election
act; act limiting expenses of candi
dates: Jury and grand Jury act and
the Hood Kiver county bill.
Those falling to meet approval
were the art increasing tha salaries of
the members ot the legislature; the
act increasing the number of Justices
of the supreme court from three to
five members; free railroad trans
portation for certain public officers;
the armory appropriation bill, equal
suffrage, single tax measure and the
act giving municipalities power of
regulation of munlrlpaj industries,
gambling, saloons, etc. .
RK.U THK MOKMXti M.tn..
OREGON
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While you re dining t th,
EM ERICH. CAFE
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A Brat 6lu. plM, for Hralolw
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ItVXAMlTtiUS.
.Nothing Xcw Has Developed ItcgardV
Inft Knffenc.. -
KI'GKNE. Or., June 20. No spe
cial developments were uncovered In
the attempt to blow up the house
occupied by the traveling Mormon
elders on Washington street Wednes
day night. It Is clearly evident that
there was no attempt 'to destroy life,
aa In the morning after daylight tbe
rollowlng notice waa found by the of
ficers stuck up on a stick near the
premises;
"This Is a warning to your tribe.
Yon. have tormented . the publlck
enough. Move, or the next shott will
do more. We mean of the MOR
MAN TRIBE."
The police have a pretty good idea
who did the work, but have no di
rect evidence and hence cannot make
an arrest on suspicion.
It Is quite evident that there waa
some other motive for the act than
simply prejudice against the Mormon
religion, and there are a number of
stories afloat which have not been
at yet verified.
Ll'MBKRMfSX HAVE XF.W COItH
Seventeen New Clauses Adopted nt
Meeting.
(Associated Prtns Dispatch.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 20.
Representatives of the retail and
wholesale lumbermen today adopted
a new code of ethics consisting of 1?
clauses, governing the question of or
ders, claims for damages or 'allure
to deliver, terms or sale and the mat
ter of arbitration or difficulties be
tween buyer and seller; also formed
a new association to be known as
the "Lumber Trade Con-tress. Tbe
tempornry officers elected are:
John A. Ilruce. Strades, chair
man; secretary-treasurer. A. B. Waa
tell, Portland, Or.: vice-chairman. O.
E. Merrll, Salt Lake City.
All matters relating to the shingle
industry were referred to a commit
tee composed of G. W. Motch kiss,
Chicago; W. C. Miles, ctobe. Wash.;
II. S. Stein, R. H. Tleekmnn and R.
W. Douglass, 9eattle.
Finish Oklahoma Hag.
Gt'THRIB, Okla. June 19. Okla
homa's flag, which will be broken
rrom the Dagstarr over Independence
hall at Philadelphia on July Fourth,
la now completed. Xlnety-two wo
men, chosen rrom different parts of
the new state, sewed onto the new
starry banner one star each, 46 on
each side. Colonel T. M. Seward,
or the Oklahoma f( committee, will
deliver the principal address at the
ceremonies at Philadelphia oa Inde
pendence day, when the 46-atar flag
will he officially adopted by the government.
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