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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1908)
f THE pew BRICK COPHT G. W. PRIDDY, 0 D. NAOLE, Q. T. O'BRIEN, Proprietor MEDFORD, OKEdON Manufacturers ol Common tod Preiaed Brick. General Goo traclori and Builders In all Branches. Plana anil Eatlmatet Furnished. LIJVH3, PL.STEP CEflENT FOR SALE The Cool Evenings of Spring j Make a lellow teel comfortable in a TOP CO AT, and your comfort is assured if KIFERT THE CITY TAILOR make it. My stock of Spring and Bummer Woolene. Tweedi. Clievioti, Worsteds and Serge are the awelleet lines ever diplaved in Medford. DRESS CORRECTLY DRESS MODERATELY Both can he don with the ui..crest itisUction and ynnr Mmy llt at hnme. The Mail Order Hoate doet not h)p support the City. Drop io and iee me. Eifert The City Tailor Medford A mall tmlr ttlit itiwn mil hannnnif with a mllo- raude one. TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNK 3,1878-' NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. United States Iead Oflc. oMburf , Oreton, April 2, ISM. Node Is hereby given tut In cosjpUance with the provisions ol the act of Congress of J una 1. 11.78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber land In the ft tea of California. Ore oh, Nevada and Waabingtoo Territory," aa extended to all the Publla Land Bute by act f Auguit 4, 12, Emma J. Bartlett:, of A.h Und, county of Jackson, BUM of Oregon, did on December 4, 107, nle in this office her awora statement No.9440 tor too purchase of the Lou 1 and 2, and N E Kd B K , 8 E M N E f . of Bee tlon So. 14, lnTownablp No. Soutb, Range Mo. 4 Weet, and will offer proof to show tbat tbe land sought fi more valuable for lu timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to txtabllsh hit claim to aald land Wore A. 8. Bllton, U. 8. CommlMfoner, at hit offlce In Medford. Oregon, oa Saturday, the Ma day of August. 1906. She namei ai witnesses: Willi R BUnaell, of Jacksonville, Oregon; Jesse Applegate.of Jack ennvtlte. Oregon Ueorge H. Millar, of Medford, Ojegon; Henry D. Kubli, of R'ich, Oregon. Any and all pern na claiming adversely the above described tandi are requested to ale tbelr clatma in tbU office on or before aaid fttta day of August, 190. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Land Office at Kusebtirtf, Ore.. April 16. 10. Notice Is hireby Riven that George H. West, of Hutte Fulls, Oreon, has tiled notice of hla lutentton to make final Ave years proof in support of hi claim Tlz: Homeotead Hntry No. I SUM. made March 2. 19uS. tor the frautlone N W . belne Ijur S and 4, and 8i NW(i. Sec. tlon 4. Town. hip lk BoutU. Range S East. ST. M ; and tbat aald proof will be made before A. 8. Bllton, U. 8. t'-ommlssioner. at bis office In Medford, Oregon, on Friday. July S. 1909. He nanips the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of, the Und, vis : Nathan B. Hlldreth.of Butte Palls, Oregon; Chrlitop r C. Beat, of Butte Falls, O'egnn Oecar Krlcksn, of Hutte Falls, Oregon: Ira Tungate, of Jacksonville, Oregon; He lab. A. Carlton, of WelleD, Oregon. BENJAMIN It. EDDY. Register TIMBER tANf, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. nnlted States Land Office. Rote burr. Oregon, April 2, 1908.. Notice ts hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June a. 1878, entitled "ad ct for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Ore gon. Nevada and Washington Terrltory'aiei tendedtoalltbe Public Land Mutes by act of August 4. 1192. Ebenexer B. Need ham. of Sams Valley, county of Jackson, Bute of Oregon, did on December 7. 1907, n le in this office his sworn statement No 94&for the purchase of the W i N W VBE'4N W;.NW;8 W.of Section No. 12. In Township No. South. Range No. 1 East, and will offer proof to show tbat the land ought is more valuable tor IU timber or stone than lor agricultural purposes, and to establish hisclaimtosaidlandbeforeA.S. Bllton, P. 8. Commissioner, at his office in Medford, Oregon. He names as witnesses: Ralph H. Tusler, of Colorado Borings, Colorado; Damer C. Cam eron.ot Gold Hill. Oregon; Irving Hayes, of Sams Valley, Oregon; Kiiora nayea, oi oam Valley, Oregon. . , Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file dhelr claims in thisofflceonor before said lutb NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Dvpartment of tb. Interior. IhiI n,.n at RnMhntf Or... A DT. 19. 1907. Nolle ts li.rebr al.en lbl Brt A. NMon. ri Proapoet, Oron. has filed notlco of bu tntonnon to make float fiw ymn proof In snp. porlol bis olalm. li: noni-.io flOM made October 2. 1901, for the WW kMin.w Tnn.hinl?Routh. Raoss t Eajt. W. M.. and tbat aald oroof will be made before A. 8. Bllton, U 8. Commmloner, at bl, offlce. In Medford, Oregon, on rhuredaf. Julr 2nd, IMS. . He names the following wltnesie, to prore bis contlnnoua residence 't on, and eultlTatlon ferwln M.'Md'all. Itanfort 8. Aiken, Eira Wk.u.,. L n...... ... o, "DDY. Retl'ter TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE S. 1878 NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. x Tnlted 8Utes Land Omce, Bosebnrf , Orelon, April a, 108. nouue la nereoy ,..u i... . r , with the pro.lilona of tha act of Conf reat of - .in . ...n at top th. sale of limber land. In the Bute, of California. Ore eon. Nerada and Washington Territory," asei tended to all the Pnbllc Land States br act of Aotust . 1M, Cha lea 8. Bartlett. of , Isb and. count, of Jackson. Blate of Oregon, did on No .ember 28, W07, file In tbla omce bla sworn statement No. MM for the Purchase of the K U N W 4 and Lots 1 and J ol Section No. 10, In Township No. 36 South. Range No. East, and will offer proof to show thst the land sought la .more .eiueoie torn. agricultural PurpoaM, and to establlah BU claim to aald land before A. .""hi- lommiaaioner. at di. maw in cn hnndar the Clbdaj of August, 1M. Re namea aa witnesses: Charles B. Klnc. ol Bleaioro.uregoD; tugrm. y- 7.--land. Oregon; Joseph Woods, of Aahland. Ore gon; micnaei nuwF,n .i. . ... An. and all persona claiming adrerselj the their claim, la thla OBoe on or before aald 6th o.yoi Wj-JjAMfll L. EDDY. ei.f r. TOTXOS TOB rVBUOATIO. TVparttnent or the Interior. Land Office at Roseburg. Or.. April Notice Is hereby given that Paradlne Dorsey, of Medford. Oregon, who. on March 13. 10S. made timber appl ea l"n No 5H, for 8 H NE Vi. and Iota 1 and I being the N NE U ction 4. Township 3 8. Range 1 East. W. flnlli proof to establish claim to the land 8. Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon, on the 28th day of August. 10S. Claimant names as wlt"r"- - t ffhiitt.-, of MedfoH. Oreryn: Jrthn Brooks and Joseph Brooks, of Ashland. 'BENJAMIN U EOnT. Refliter FKENCH DRY CLEANING 2 & PRESSING ) NEATLY DONE TIS5,A,?2: m.J,?Tlf 8 United Bu tee Land OBoe. oeebura;. Oregon, April . 190. Motive la herabv clean tbat 1b romnllance with the provisions of the act of ('ougresa of June t, l7e, entitled "An act lor the sale of timber lands in the States of California. Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as extended u all the Public Land States by act of August 4, MM, Eugene 0. Bertie it, of Ashland, couutyof Jackson, Bute of Oregon, did on No vember ao, 1907. file in this office his sworn sutemeat No. MAS for the purchase of the W M n w b Wk J4 vt w j4 . n a w, b w ji, oi eeotion No. 2. In Township No. as Booth, Range No. 4 Vest, and will offer oroof to show that the land ought Is more valuable for tu timber or stone Commissioner, at his office In Medford, Oregon, on Thuraday, the 6th day of August, 1908. ne pimwMwiinMiit ttiiui n. owukii, gi Jacksonville. Orecon : Jesse AoDleeau. of Jack son vtllc, Oregon; Charles 8. Bartlett, of Asb- uuu, urcgun, v unaiu jqumud, oi Appivgaw, Qrefan. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to tile their olaims in tlra office on or before said 6th day of AUgUBl, iwn, DEnJAHIA Sa EVVI, HeglBWT. TXKBCm X.ABTD, ACT JTJBTM 3, ISTC btotxck rga rxrauoATioii. United Htatea Land Office. Roiieburfr, Oregon, April S. 1908. Notice is herobv irlven that In com nil- anew with the urovlnlona of thv act of Con Kress of June 3. 1K78, entitled. "An act ror ttie sme oi tituuer innus in me States of Califtirnla. Oreaon. Nevada and VV'iflliltiKton Territory' us extend ed to all the Public Land Staten by act of August 4, 1892. Robert K. Jolinson. of AlKrdien. county of Ohelialls, State r Washington, ma on uecemoer 1 1, 1907. file In thta office his sworn Htate- ment Na 9466. for the purchae of the N' H. S or flection No. 20. In Town Khtp No. 36. South, Ranfre No. 3 Eaet, and will offer proof to dhow that the mnn sougnt in more vaiuauie ior us Urn her nr Mtnnt than for agricultural purposen, and to entabllsh hie claim to nu n innn iirnrt a. n. iiiiimi. 11. . t'onimlsitintier. at Ills afflce In Medford. Oregon, on Tuesilay, the nth day ox August, iyun. llt nntrti'M kh wltnemteii! Duncan Gil lis. of Alerdeen. Washington; James T. Burns, v iinam r. rurner ana josepn Huruin, pr urania r-ass. iregon. Anv and all oersons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims In this of fice on or before aaid 11th day of Au gust. 190". TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE S, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. TJolte Statoa Land Offiee, Roeeburg. Orecoo. March si. 1908. sTotlea la barebv rlran tbat in eomnllance with the Movislonaot the act of Cnnrreas of JuneS, 187ft enUUi An act for the sale of timDer tanas in mo states oi aiuorr.ia, ure amti Narad, and IV'iaahlnton Tsrrltorv " extended to all the Public Land Htates bv act oi August 4, 18V2, unaries w. iavis, oi uea ford, count r of Jackson. State of Oregon, dlu on October 9, 1907, tile In ibis office bis sworn Ntatament No. 9401. for the ourchase of fx na w, oi section si, in Townsu.p rf. w iouiii. Bangs No. 3 East, and will offer proof - how that tbe land sought ts mere valuable fur its timber or stone than tot agricultural purports, and to establish bis claim to aald land before A. S. Bllton. U. 8. Commissioner, at hUof Bee in Medford, Oregon, on Thursday, tbe 80 1 h dayof July, 19W. He names as witnesses: Gebrge B. west, and Clarence E. Wolverton. of Butte Palls, Oregon, Wm. Davis and Kdward N. Warnar, of oieuiom . wr gun. Anv and all Dersons claiming adversely the above described t'nds re requested to file their claims In tbla office on or before said soth dsr of jni'. iL. TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Offlce. Daaahiia. fki.Ma Marnh 1st 1 0n Notice Is berebv alven tbat in com ol lance wltb tbe provisions of tbe act of Congress of Junes, 18.4, entitled "An act (or tbe sale of timber lands in the States ol California, Ore on Nevada, and WasnliiaTton Terrltorr." aa VJDUW vu sail ui ruviiv mu ow mvt Of AUgUSt . 1W. WIL.LIAM C.KIBER. Tr. of Redfleld, County of Bptok, 9Ute of Bouth uaiois. aia on oepi. if, iwi, aim in ibis omce bts sworn statement No 9272, for the purchase of the Lots i. i. and 7 being w H of w () of Section 6, In Township No.SC Houia Range No 9 East, and will offer proof to show that the1 and sought U more a uaulef or its limner or sionn nan or agriculture pui hiMM. and to establish his elalm to said land before A 8. Hilton, U i 1 ommlssloner, at his ofBee In Medford. Oregon au Tbursdav. the ftth drol Julv. lflCft He names as wiid vHsea; Dria a. t mimvr of Butte PaL", Oiagon ; Charles A. Edmond son. of I utte Falls, Oregon, Wesley C Green of Medford, Oregon: Frederick C. Page, of Medford Oregon Any and all parsons claiming adversely be above described ends are cqnested to ale their clalmsl n this offiee on oi before said 911. dayot Jusr.u:; M TTJCBEB laASTTJ, ACT 9VWW 8, 1878 mvTwm rum rusiuvaTivs. United States Land Office. Roseburg. Oregon, April 8, 1908. Not Ire is herehv riven that In eomnll ance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June I, 1878, entitled, "An act for the aale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as extended to an tne I'uoua buna states oy act or August 4. 1892. John M. Ouches, of Medford, county of Jackson, Slate of Oregon, did on January 7. 1908, file In this office hla sworn statement No. 9S65, for the purchase of the HE U, SE U. of Section No. 14, In Township No. St South. Range No. 2 West. W. M. and will offer proof to show thst the land sought la more valuable for Its timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before A. 8. Bllton. U. 8. Com missioner, at his office, In Medford, Or egon, on Tuesday, tha 25th day of Au gust, 1908, He names as witnesses: Oeorge An drews, Oeorge W. Prlddy. Ruben R. Ouches and James W. W ilson, of Med ford. Oregon. ... Anv and all nrsona claiming ad versely the above described landa are requested to fll their claims In this omce on or oeiorw Hia asm nay oi Au gust. 1918 BENJAMIN L EDDY, Register. T 1MB MS SABS. ACT VWB . l7t Bonos roBrvviacATzoB. I' nil. Ml Htatfa Land Office, ftoaeburg. Orvgun, April X?. 1901. Not let' Is hereby given that In oonipll anct valth the provisions of the act of Cmigres of June 3, 187V, entitled. "An net for the sale of tlmlxT lands In the Htutt'W of Cullfurniu, Oregon, Nevada und WuMht tig ton Territory?' us xtend ed to ull the Public Lund Htates by act of August 4, iWi. Himpson il. Ch as tain, of Medford, county of Jackson, Htate of Or.'gon, filed in this officii, on April SO. lUOtt, his sworn atutenient No. 9.H9, for the purchase of the E NK V. and SB t. HK H. uf tVctlun No. IS, In Township No. 35 Mouth. I tang Na 1 Kant. W. M., unl will offer - proof to slu.w that the Und sought is imm val uable for Its timber or stone thun for ton, lr. 8. Commissioner, at his office ut Medford, Oregon, on Thursday, the 10th day of September, 1908. lie numes us witnesses: K. W. Carder, of Medford. Oregon: James L. Clltte, of Central Point. Oregon: It u ben Daw and Ed ypeneer, of Eugle Point, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the a hove-described lands are requested to file their claims in this of fice on or before aald lOtli day of Sep tember. 190V. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. BUYXMO AFUOATZOM BO. ITT. TJntted States Land Of flea, ftoaeburg. Oregon, May 11, 1901 Notice ia hereby given that Henry D. Kubll. whose pot toff ice address ia Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, has made application for patent to the following described, placer mining f round Tn the Big Applegate Mining Hstrict of Jackson county, Oregon, said placer ground being known as the Kubli Consolidated Placer Mining Claims, and consisting of the NE of the NE U of Section 8 In Township No. 38 South of Range 4 Weat of the Willamette Meridian, one of said claims being the east half of the NE W, of the NE of said Section it, and the other the west half of the NE Vi of the NE H of aald Section i of tttid. township and range. And notice la further given that all persona claiming adversely tne mining f round, placer, reins and lode prem sea hereinbefore described and referred io. or surveyed, platted or herein ap- fHed tor, are hereby notified that un ess their adverse claims ara dulv filed according to law within tha time pre- vriueu or iw wiin me rtegiaier oi the United States Land Office at Rose burg. Douglas County, Oregon, they will be Barred from any right of claim on aald n rem I sea and everv TUirt thMMnf by virtue of the statutea of the United states in aucn case made ana pro vided. The amended location of these litima la recorded In th office of th County Recorder of said county at pages it9 anu iae or voiume ia ox tne sain ' Records of aald county. Tha ad joining claimants are nona and there r claims. L. 5DDT. Receiver. CITATION In tha Ceunty Court of tbe state of Oregon for thai CountT Of Jawkaon. la the Matter of the Estate of John Palling. TO HETTTE PELUNO On this -jsth day of May, A. 0. 19M, the Blat ter of the hearing on tbe order to show cause why aa order of sale of the real property be longing to said estate ahould nut be made coming on resularly to be beard, and tt ap pearing to tbe court, and tbe court nods from the returns of the sheriff that no service has been made on Hettle Pelltng, tbe hair at law to aald estate: and It further appearing that said betr baa removed from the state : Therefore it Is ordered thai tbe aaid hearing be, and the sum) ntreby is, continued until Haturday. the 18th day of July, A. 1). 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock a m. of said day, and you are hereby noil tied to appear at aald time and place and show cause, 11 any you have, why such order shall not be madv, and citation be served by publication in tbe meu ncr provided by law by oublisblng tbe same In tbe Medtord Mall a newspaper published weekly in Jackson county, Oregon. OKO. W. DUNN, county Judge. Dated May 2B. 140". GUARDIAN '9 NOTICE OK IV ALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice Is hereby gtren that the undersigned guardian or tbe estate of Kthel Taylor. Mabel Taylor end Neva Taylor, minor h-lrs of Annie E. lavlor, ceceatted, under and by virtue ol an order of the countv court of JacBson coun ty. Oteaon. made and entered on record In the journal of said court, will on and after Haturday, the 18th day of July, 190, sell at private sale for cash in band all of tne rlgbt title and Interest of tbe said named ml cor heirs (being an undivided oae-slxtb Interest) In and to the 8E W of see and the 9 i. ol D. L. C. No. M in twp 37, B 1 W of theWM;lbeI n w n --k ut msu oi ana in y wi ins 8 H ' and tbe b; of 8 W of see XI io twp 37 8 H 1 E oi tbe Willamette Meridian In Jack son County, Oregon. That said sale will take place at the residence of tbe said guardian In Kagl Point Preelnet tn Jackao County, Ore- Soo. beginning at 10 o'clock of said day and at. W. W. TAYLOR, Guardian of the Etateof Mabel Tuylor. Ethel Taylor nd Neva Taylor, minor heirs of Annie B. Taylor, deceased. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST Notice Is hereby given tbat the lands de sertoed below, embracing) acres, within tbe Cascade National Forest. Oregon, will be sub ject to settlement and entry under the pro visions of tbe Homestead Laws of the United States and the act of June 11, 1W6. (34 Htat., 238). at tbe United State land office at Rose burg. Oregon, on AUgut o, 1906, Any settler wbo was actually and tn good faith claiming any ot aald lands for agricultural purposes prior to January J, 19l6. aud has not abandon ed same, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for the lands actually oc cupied. Said lands were listed upon the ap plications ot tbe persons men Honed below, who have a preference right atibject to the prior right of any such settler, orovided such settler or applicant is qualified to make borne stead entry and the preference right Is exer fised prior to August 15, 1908, on wblcb date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualifltd person. Tbe lands are 88! John E, W M. listed upon tbe application of H (gin hot bam of Derby, Oregon, who alleges settlement in 1900. FRED DENNF.TT. Commissioner of the General Land Office. Appioved JuneS, 1906. FRANK PIERCE. Pint Assistant Secretary of the Interior. Lilt No. 1660. TUtJIBS ItAsTD. ACT JUMB 3, 1878 STOTXCB FOB PTJBLICATIOBT . United States Land Office. Roseburg, Oregon. April 2, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that in conipll fince with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 178. entitled. "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4. 1892. Ralph H. Tusler, of Col orado Springs, county of El Paso, State of Colorado, did on December 7, 1907, file in this office his sworn Statement No. 9463, for the purchase of the S tt. SW NE H, BW 14, NW 4. RE , of Section No. 12. In Townshfo No. 37 South. Range No. 1 East, and will offer nrooi to snow mat me tana sougnt is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural nurnosea. and to establish his claim to said land before A. S. Bllton, U. S. Commissioner, at his office In Medford, Oregon, on Monday, uie iotn aay or August, ivus. tie namea aa witnesses: uamer u. Cameron, of Ootd Hill. Oregon; Ebe nener B. Need ham. Irving Hayes and El ford Hayes, of Sam's Valley. Anv and all nersons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requemeo. to rue tnetr claims in tnis or flc on or before aald 10th day of Au gust. 1908. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. TinnXtASrD, APT JTJsTB , lg78 sivxiva, rvai ruauuaTiog, United States Land Office. Roseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1908. Notice la hereby given that In compli ance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Juno 3, 1878. entitled, "An act for the aale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, aa extend ed to all the Public Land States by act of Auguat 4. 1892. Sanford 8. McKer cher, of Ashland, county of Jackson, State of Oregon, has this day filed In this office his sworn statement No. 9729. for the purchase of the NE tt f Section No. 10, In Township No. S6 South. Range No. t East. w. M., and will offer proof to aho wthat the land sought la more valuable for lta timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before E. T. Brlggs, U. 8 Commissioner at his office at Ashland. Oregon, on Tuesday, the Sth day of September, 1908. He names as witnesses: Frank R. Oreive. of Aahland. Or r man: Peartv O. Packard and Daniel H. Peterson, of Lilly Olenn, Oregon; Duncan T. Mc Kerrher. of Ashland. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versel ylhe above-described lands ure requested to file their cltttme In thla office on ur before auld Stli day of 8-ptemrMr. 1!0H MENJAMIN L EDDY. Register. TXMBMB XaAMl, ACT JTJBB 3. ltT BOVIOB TOB rVBUOATlOB. Vnltod Htutes Uund Office. Roseburg, Oregon, April 3. 1908. Notice Is hereby given timt In compli ance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the aale of timber hinds In the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Joseph C. Larkln, of Aberdeen, county of Chehalla, State of Washington, did on December 18. 1907, file In this office his sworn Statement No. 9169, for the purchase of the SE A of Section No. l'J. in TowiishiD No. 36 South, Range No. 3 East, ami will A. S. Ull ton, U. S. Commissioner, at hia office, ' in Medford, Oregon, on Wednes day, the 13th day of August, 1908. He names aa witnesses: Stephen Jones, Damer C. Cameron. Cosmo J. Cameron and Roy D. Cameron, of Gold Any and alt persons claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in thla of fice on or before aald 13th day of Au gust, 1906. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. TXsfB SB XtAYD, ACT 9VWM ltTt BOTXCa TOM rvBXOVAnVB. I'nlted States Land Offtce Roseburg, Oregon. April 2, 1901. Notice Is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled. "An act for the aale of timber lands tn the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as extend ed to all the Public Land States by act Ot August 4 ,189:, Duncan Qlllla. of Ab erdeen, coutltv of Chehalla, State of Washington, did, on December 11. 1907, file In this office till sworn gtatement No. 9UT. for the purchase of the S tt. SE 44. SE H. 8W hi. of Section No. 34. In Township No. 36, South. Range No. 3 East, and will offer proof to show that the land sought la more valuable for Ita timber or atone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before A. S. Bllton, U. S. Commissioner, at hla office, in Medford, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 11th day of August. 1908. He names aa witnesses: Robert E. Johnson, of Aberdeen, Washington: James T. Burns. William T. Turner and Joseph Berdin, of Grants Pass. Oregon. Any and all persona claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before aaid 11th day of Au gust, 1908. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Lead Offiee. Roseburg, Oregon. March S1.1U08. Notice Is hereby given tbat la compliance with tbe provision of the act of Congress of Junes, 1876, entitled "An act for tbe sale ol timber lands la Ihe states of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa extended to U the Publte iar.d nte.es bv act of August 4 1892, Benjamin P.Clark, of Med ford, coun y of jacksoo. State of Oregon, did on . ctober fi, 1907, file lb tbla office bis sworn statement No. for the purchase of the se K fi- lo section No 14, ia township No. Sit sonth, range No. 2 west, and will offer proof to show that tha land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural fiurpotts. and to establish hla claim to said and before A. 8. Blitop, L'.S.Cnmmls.ioner, at bis offlce. In Medford. Oregon, oa Tuesday, the 28rh dayof July. 1906, Ue iiamaa aa vltnesset: Horace O. vlrhol. son, Harry N Buller. Paul l-eminer, Owmar W. Murphy, all of Medford, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming sdverselythe above dotcrlbed lands are rt a nettled to Die their claims in this omce on or before said tn day ot July, U06. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Keglster TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878 j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, March 31. 1908, Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with tbe provisions of the act ol Congress of Juns 3,1876, entitled "An set for the sale of timber lands In the Htates of California, Ore gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to tbe Public Land States by act of Ausu,t 4, 191. Olive P. Wolverton, of Butte Palls, county ot Jackaoo. State of Ores a, did on September 30, 1907. file tn this offlce ber sworn statement No. 9391, for tha purchase of tne w 4 nw se s nw . ivm o. Mu tton No. 20, In township No. south, range Nn. X ast. and will offer nmof to show that ibelaod" ugbt is more valuable for lta tim Der or stone man ior agricultural dui-dosot, and to establish his claim to aald land before A. a. Bliton, U. 8. Commissioner, at his office, in Medtord. Oregon, on Monday, tbe 37th day oi Juiy, loue-. Rhe names aa witnesses: OeorM H. West. Carl J. Krickson, 6car Erlckson, Benjamin n. HenerLing, ail oi nunc raus, uragon. Anr nd all mtmbi elalmln adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in thb office oa or before said 37th dayof Jul, ions. D&.waiii b- casts a , amvoguiana TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office. Rnsabu-ar Oreson. Anrll 1. 1906. rfottce Is berebv siven that In com n' la ce wltb tbe provisions of tbe act of Congress of JuneS. 1S78. entitled "An act for the aale of timber lands in the States of California, Ote gon. .Nevada,, and Washington Territory," as extended to the Public Land States by act of August 4, lew. Bene m. warnr, Of Heaiora, county of lack son, Mate of Oregon, did on Oc ment No. 94l. tor th purchase of the se of section no. au, in lownsmp nu, m ooum. Range 8 East, and will offer prool tn show thai the land aouaht la more vafuanlc tor Ita tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to sail land before A . n. wtton, u. h. commissioner, atnisomce in Medford. Oreaon. on Friday, the Slat day of july. 1WM. She names as witnesses: George H. West and i:iarence E. Wol arton. ol Hutte Falls. ure'on. wuiiam uavis ana uaariea n. vevis, of Medford. Oroeon. Anv and all person claiming adversely the above described lands rc requested to file thair claims In tb Is office on nr before said 8st dayof July, 19W. Itl HINKSS BOOMING. Armour Fnds Outlook Bright In America. CHICAGO. July 6. "There will be no depression In business on ac count of the presidential campaign and election this year. Business Is getting Into boom condition again, and tbe outlook is bright." Such was the optimistic view ex pressed today by J. Ogden Armour on his return from Europe. "We are recovering more rapidly than Europe, from our business and financial difficulties." - said Mr. Armour. "Our exports have begun to Increase and everything Indicates that there Is a new boom on. bene ficial to the business man and tbe worklngman. "Our national resources help the situation In this country materially and aid us In regaining our normal prosperous condition more rapidly than do the European countries. "The condition of business In this country and all tbat goes on here with references to finances and trade, la receiving more attention and Is deemed of greatr Importance In Europe at this time than It has ever been heretofore. There Is no truth In the reports that we are los ing out In Europe." Bring In your hat and have It trimmed to auit yoa while you wait. Mrs. West, Seventh and C sts. l-tf KltxH Ltnvea for Orient. SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. Plf tewn battleships of the Atlantic fleet sailed today on a royage that Is to take them around the world and end at Hampton Roada, whence they started last December. The six teenth member of tbe fleet, tbe Ne braska, was left behind because of an outbreak of scarlet rever anion k tbe crew. 8he will be held In quaran tine three days and thoroughly fum ixa ted, after which she Joins ber sis ter ships at Honolulu. Without cer emony or celebration of any sort, the fleet got away proirptly at 2 o'clock upon a signal from the Connecticut, and steaming tn tingle column slowly wended their may out of the bay. A few small craft followed In he wake of the fleet as far as the Golden Oate, and gave the big white ships a part ing salute with their sirens, while on tbe bills were scattered groups oile silently watching their de parture, a striking contrast to the enthusiasm upon Us arrival oa May tt. It was 3:10 p. m. when the Ken tucky, last In the line, passed the lighthouse m he eqt;ran.ce to (be Gol den Gate, and an hour later the fleet was lost to view. A splendid picture of America's fighting strength on the sea was pre sented today when the fifteen battle ships of the Atlantic fleet, led by the magnificent Connecticut with Rear Admiral Charles 8. Perry on the bridge headed out of the Golden Gate and bathed their bows In the blue Pacific. In Imposing array they passed beyond the headlands, out of the view of the thousands of cheering watchers on shore and started fairly on the long voyage through five seas from San Francisco to Hampton Roads a striking demonstration of the power and efficiency of the Unit ed States navy. Fifteen battleships were In the line, divided into four divisions and two squadrons. In the first division of the first squadron were the flag-1 ship of Rear Admiral 8perry, the, Connecticut and her sister ships, the Kansas, Minnesota and Vermont. This division, as well as the entire fleet, Is under tbe Immediate com mand of Rear Admiral 8nerry. The i second division of the first squadron 1 Is commanded by Acting Rear Admi ral Richard Walnwrtght, and con sists of the flagship Georgia and her sister ships, the Nebraska, New Jer sey and Rhode Island. Rear Admiral William H. Emory commands the second squadron and third division, and Is aboard of the flagship Louis iana. The Virginia, Ohio and Mis souri are also In the division under the command of Acting Rear Admi ral Seaton Schroder, Is made up of the flagship Wisconsin and the Illi nois, Kearsarge and Kentucky. The Nebraska and .Wisconsin, formery of the Pacli.c ..eet, have taken the places of tbe Maine and Alabama of the Atlantic fleet, which are en route to Hampton Roads as a spe cial service squadron. The fleet auxllarles preceded the battleships by a week, and are now nearlng Honolulu, where they will unload supplies and sail away for New Zealand before the arrival of the fleet at Honolulu. These aux iliaries are the Panther, repair ship: Glacier, refrigerator supply ship; Relief, hospital ship, and Yankton, Cudgea, supply ship; Ajax. collier tender and dispatch boat. FOrRTHS TOLL APPALLING. Numbers Over One tims Each ThouMnd Year. vic- CHICAGO, July 3. Seven thou sand seven hundred and fifty-nine deaths In the United States In seven years, due principally to "Insane" Fourth of July celebratious, ts the shocking total obtained today through a tabulation compiled by the Chicago Bureau of Stalstica. It came as a timely and clinching argument on the eve of the great move for a "sane" Fourth, which was launched under the auspices of Chicago's leading clubs. Already the work of destruction and mutila tion fnctdental to the advance cel ebrations has begun In Chicago and elsewhere. A special tabulation classified according to the ages of the vie- tlms shows that they were found at all stages of life, from the Infant In the cradle to the patriarch of 90. R also reveals an abnormal Increase among the child vlctoms of accl dentally discharging firearms. There were nearly three times as many deaths In 1906 among thoae from 5 to 9 years old as there were In 1900. Chamberlain's Collr, niolera and Iilarrhea Remedy Would Have SaviKl Him SIOO.OO. "In 1902 I had a very aevore at' tack of diarrhea," aaya R. N.. Fer rer of Cat Island, a. "For several weeks I was unable to do anything On March 18. 1907. I had a similar attack, and took Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which gave me prompt relief. I consider it one of the best medicines of Its kind In the world, and had I used It In 1902 I believe it would have saved me a hundred dollar doctor bill." Sold by Charles Strang. Kxenatlve Committee Meets. HOT SPRINOS. Va., July 7. The executive committee of the republi can national committee meets here tomorrow. From present Indies - tlons It will be only a brief session. at which Frank R. Hitchcock will be elected chairman and Representative McKlnley of Illinois will be mads treasurer of the national committee. McCormlck machines are O. 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 McCormlck the machine that is stenciled with the seal of excellence, and represents the highest attainment in the maniuacniring art Hubbard Bros f.ledfont Uj Li LV B. H. Timber Land Tboa hating- timber laad, wall to ooniult ua. Office over Jackson MOTOR CARS Announcement Dr. Roberts Dentist Wishes to announce to the public that he has lo cated in Medford, with offices in the Miles' Bld'g, where he will be found thoroughly equipped and prepared to do all classes of dental work in the most thorough and up-to-date manner. TO IIKFKAT BRYAN. M-rlinic Held In Order Furllft OpiMHtition. DKNVKK, July 0. Another effort i was made agalnut Bryan today, and the opposition claim they now encouraged for the first .time since the delegations began to arrive. The mevement Is not, however, taken with deep seriousness by the men who are leading the Bryan forces. Tre greatest effort Is mode to keep the- meeting secret, aa well as the conferes. 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Mci-'arlnmi Is a 10 to 7 favorite tonight.
