The Medford mail., August 28, 1908, Image 3

vorxoa rem wbuoaviow.
1 TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 187-
!ep.rtm;77lh. interior. . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
JLnd Office at Roaeburg. Or.. April I.
IB-OB naltad rtMtM Land One.
Notico la hrby ivn that Paradln ftotwbun. Orioo Mar .
.lUrMMV, or MtMiiora, ureiun, wnu, w
March 13, Hon, mad timber appllca
lion No. 9&T. for S W NE H, and lota
I and X b.n the N ft NB K), acUon
4. Townahlp 3 8, JUnge S Eaat. W. U..
haa filed notice of Intention to make
final proof to establish claim to the land
. above decrlbd before A. 8. Hilton. U.
Commleaioiier, at Medford, Oregon,
on the 2Klh day of August, 10.
Claimant numea aa wltneaaea:
Albert L. Oualck and Herman J.
Shutte, of Mcdford, Oregon: John
Hrooka and Joaeph Urooka. of Aahland,
Oregon.
BKNJAMIN L. EDDT, Regtater.
K .IOTMI VOSVUBUOATSOaT.
Department of the Interior,
V n Iand Office, Roaeburir Oregon,
May ltos.
Notice la hereby given that Charlea
Obenchaln of Butte Fall a, Oregon, who
on MarcB 19. 19US. made homeateaa en
try No. 18614, for BW . aectlon ,21.
townahlp 35 aouth, range S eaat, Wil
lamette Meridian, haa filed notice of In
tention to make final five-year proof to
stabllah claim to the land above de
scribed, before A. 8. Bllton. U. 8. Com
mlaaioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the
23d day of September. 1908.
Claimant namea aa witneaaei: John
.Swanaon, Charlea A. Kdmondaon. Oacar
Krlckaon, George H. Weat, all of Butte
. Oregon.
BKNJAMIN U EDDT. Regllter.
VOTXCa rOBFUBtlOATIOW.
Department of the Interior.
V. 8. Land Office at Roaeburg, Oregon.
May 2$, 1908.
Notice la hereby given that Charlea
A. Edmondaon' of Butte Fall. Oregon,
who on March 19, 19U3, made homeetvad
ntry No. 12513 for E H SE U, NW Sk
SE H. SW K NE H. action St. town
ahlp 36 south, range 1 eaat. Willamette
Moridtati. has filed notice of Intention
to make final five-year proof, to eatab
liah claim to the land above described,
before A. 8. Bllton, U. 8. Commissioner,
t Medford, Oregon, on the 23d day of
September, 1908.
Claimant namea aa wttneaaea: John
wanuon. Charles A. Obenchaln, George
H. West and John A. Obenchaln, of
Butte Falla, Oregon.
BKNJAMIN L. EDDY. Reg later.
-Trara zjtsTx, act ruww s, igrg
lOtXCl rom FUBXaOATSOaT.
United State Land Office.
Roaeburg. Oregon. April 27, 1908.
Notice la hereby given that In compli
ance with the provision of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled. "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Waahlngton Territory' aa extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1892, Slmpaon B. Chaataln.
of Medford, county of Jackaon, State of
Oregon, filed in thli office, on April 20,
1908, hla sworn statement No. 9769, for
the purchase of the E . NE K. and
NE V BE , of Rectlon No. 18. In
'Township No. 35 South, Range No. 1
Eaat, W. M., and will offer proof to
show that the land sought la more val
uable for Ita timber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
ni claim to wilil land hffnra A. H. Bll
ton, U. S. Commissioner, at his office
at Medford, Oregon, on Thursday, the
10th day of September, 1908.
H nmM MR lfnMHi! R. W. Carder.
ot Medford. Oregon; James L. Cllne, of
Central Point, Oregon: Ruben Daw and
Ed Spencer, of Eagle Point, Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims In ihis of
fice on or before said 10th Jay of Sep
tember, 1908.
BENJAMIN U EDDT. Reglater.
HnllH la hiHhtilviiB ihkl In IVIIS Dlllkuee
wito the provUiooa ot lbs act ot CoDureM nl
June I. Utt,atHlad "Ad act lor the sal ol
timber lands in the state of California. Ora
goo, Nevada, sod Washington Territory, " aa
eiieaded to all the Public Land tats by aet
Of August 4, 18IM.
AKAH O. BirAD,
of Brownsboro. Jaoksoo Couoty. otOe
goa. baa lata day Died In tbta offloe br
kwora aiaiemeui no. wr iiuivum
the aw KW of ieelioa Ho, 24.
InTowtiabip IS. Booth Kama 1. East. W ii,
tn.l svill m9mw nrnol ta show that tbe land
aouKbl la more valuable for It timber or atone
ihao for agricultural purpoMi, and to
tabliah her claim to said land before A. .
Bil'OD. U Jammuaintier, ai on omw. is
ydfurd. Oreaon. on Wtdneadav. tbe Kifa dav
of xpitmber, 1008.
He osmee as wltnestas: John A. Obenebslt
of HtsSutle. Oregon; Charles A Obeacaall
of Bui fall. Oregon; Uurr Pennington ci
urowDtDiiro, tiregon:rreueiica v. ataiuti
of BtgBulte. Oregon.
Aay and all peraoua cla.mlofadverW.r tbe
abora-daaoribad landi are teuueated to fUt
tbalr claim. In this oSca on or be lore aald 16th
day it September, IWM
Ucatlon Na
H or be w.
aa
IT. 1901, made timber ap
0303, for E W of HK W, HV
HK4 of 8W W. aectlon .
south, range 7 vast, Willamette aieriaian.
lias hied notice of Intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land
above dt-acribvd, before A. 8. Bllton.
United 8 lutes Commissioner, at Medford,
Oregon, on the 7th day of October, 1908.
cTalmant names as witnesses: William
If. Meeker, Denlaon T. Law ton. Frederick
Krldeger. J. Westley Ling, of Medford,
or.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
voTxoa roavvsucATios.
Department of the Interior.
Viilted States Land Offloe.
Uusvburg. Or.. May 21. 1908. t
Notice is lurvby glvtn that John
Janiea Crosby of Talent. Oregon, who
on NuvciiiIkt 15, 1902. made homeatead
fit try No. I2ZL'3, rr w H iw a, sec
tion 4, township 35 aouth, range t eaat,
WlllumeltK Meridian, haa filed notice of
Intention to make final five-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
u.rllu.14 nr.. A M Rliton. United
Htates Com in I ms loner at Medford, Oregon,
on tho 12tli day of September, 1903.
Claimant nuines as wuni"wi. rmn
l. Neatherland of Butte Kalis, Oregon;
Wllllnni It Lamb. Hutte Falls. Oregon:
Elmer B. Iloardman. Hutte Falls, Oregon;
jaiut-s l. I'uiion oi cunif rini. 'n.-guii.
Ur.nJAJi 1A u. t.oui, negisier.
txiubb un, a or ivwm s. xt7t
jfOTim roa nrauvanga.
ITnited States Land Office.
Roaeburg. Oregon. April 20, 1908.
Notice '.a herebv given that In compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled, "An
act for the sale of timber lands In the
States of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory, as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1892, Hun ford S. McKer
cher, ot Ashland, county of Jackson,
State or Oregon, nas mis nay xnea in
this office his sworn statement No.
9729. for the purchase of the NE of
Section No. 10, In Township No, 38
South. Range No. t Eaat. W. M., and
will offer proof to sho wthat the land
mivlit la mnr valuable for Its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes.
ana to estaousn nis ciaim io saiu inu
before E- 1- Briggs, V. 8. Commissioner
at his office at Ashland, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the th day of September,
108- .
He namea aa witnesses: Frank E.
areive. of Ashland, Oregon; Pearly O.
Packard and Daniel H. Peterson, of
Lilly Glenn, Oregon: Duncan T. Mc
Kercher. of Ashland. Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming ad
verse! ythe above-described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before said 8th day of
September. 1908. . n , .
BENJAMIN L. EDDT. Reglater.
UID. ACT JTJWsl 3. 1878
votzcx rom ruiucinoi.
United States Land Office.
Rosebunr. Oreffon. April 8, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act of
congress of June 3. 1878. entitled, "An
net for the snle of timber lands In the
Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," as extended to
nil the public land states hy act of Au
Kust 4, 1892, Mary E. Remde, Mansfield.
p.rorn county, state of South Dakota,
did on March 2, 1908. file In this office
tier sworn statement No. 9580 for the
purchase of the N V,, SW and 8 H,
S'W 4 of section No. 10, In township
No. 35, aouth. ranpe No. 1 enat, W. M.,
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought la more valuable for Its tlm-i..-r
or stone than for agricultural pur-
fioscs, and to establish his claim to raid
and bt'fore A. S. Hilton. IT. 8. Commis
sioner, at his office In Medford. Oregon,
on Monday, the 31st day of August. 1908
She names as witnesses: Arthur B. Sa
ting. George E. Young. Mae E. Baling
and George Llndley. of Medford, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above descrlled lands are request
ed to file their claims In this office on
or before said 31st day of August. 1908
BKNJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United Statse Land OBce.
Roraburg, Oregon. May lttb, 1908
Notice la hereby given tbat In compliance
with tbe provisions of the aet of Congress of
June 3, 14T8. tntlt ed "An act for the aale or
umber lands to the aUtae of California, Ore
gon, Navada and aahlagtnn Territory." as
extended to all th public land States by ac
of August 4, 1H92. (teorge E. frost, Jr., of But
lr mats of Oregon, haa tbls da
filed lathis office his sworn statement Nr
10074 tor the purchase ef tbe w H NK N
NW'i, ol Section No 14, In Township bo
Boutb Range No 1 Eaat, W M. and will offe
proof to show that the land sought Is mor
valuable for 1U timber or stone tban for agrl
cultural purpoMa, and to establish his claim
to said laud before A. 8. Bllton, V. 8. Com-
miaxioner, at bKomoe in Hearora.uregon, on
wedntMay, ine mm any oi eptemoer, wi
Henameias witnesses: Katie M. Ulsr.
William T. Grieve, R chard B. Vincent aod
Alfred D.Gorden. all of Prospect. Oregon.
tnl mil all rwrMkllH RlKtmillV SdvernCW thS
above a escribed Undi are requested to file
tliair claims in imaonceonor oeiorssaia ion
day of September 190a.
DC II ; BUI III X4. SlUtlJ,
Reylatar.
CZTATXOsT.
In the County Court of the State of
-Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
In the matter of the estate of Martha
Ann Ciemmens. aeceasen.
f. un I v-,11 Ulauirhlnr Mrs Tda T.
Tryer. Mrs. Rose Tyler. J. R. Clemmens
and Ada Clemmens. widow of Thomas
Clemmens, deceased, and Margaret,
Gwln. Martha. Milton. Bulah and Iola.
children of said Thomas Clemmens, and
Ida Clemmens. ureeiing:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
vnn an hrhv ftmA and rentitred to ED-
pear in the county court of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Jackson, at
the courtroom thereor. at Jacksonville.
In the county of Jackson, on Tuesday,
the 1st day of September, 1908. at 2
A'nlul, In tha o ftornniltl nf that AAV.
then and there to show cause. If any
there be any. why an orde should not
be made granting to the aald adminis
trator the authority to sell all of said
real estate, belonging to said estate, or
ao much thereof aa may be necessary to
pay the claims against said estate and
the expenses of administration, which
aA nl citnlA In HpmcHned ftS TOllOWa.
to-wlt: Lots numbered one 1 and two
2 In block number eighty 80 in the
mty OI Meoxora, jacuswn wuii.. vi-
Witness, the Hon. J. R. Nell. Judge of
the Countv Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the Countv of Jackson, with the
seal of said court affixed, this 11th day
rAJ&A- W. R. COI.KMAN, CM
arOTZCB rOBft VUBIiXCAYXOf.
DeiMirtment of the Interior.
Roseburg, Or.. May 2. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Charles T.
HollouHV of Med ford, Oregon, who on
Slav 2-".. 19H8. made timber application
No. lmiltH. for W Vs NK U, section Zi.
township 38 south, ninge 2 west. Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make final proof to estnblish
claim to the land above described befoie
A. . Hilton. i;niiea ninies tonunirniiin-
t Aieitroru, iTegon, on mo -u uuy
Of September. 1908.
Claimant mimes us witnesses: Samuel
T. Meadows. John W. Davis, Jesse Sulli
van, William It. riem. oi aieoioro. r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In the matter of the aetata of C. H. B mart
dece aad
Not'ct la h' reby g van that tha undersigned
administrator of tbe estate of C. H. Elmore,
deceased under and by virtue of ao order of
the County Court of Oregon for Jackson Coun
ty, made and entered oi record in the Journal
of the said court on the St st day o' July. lot,
authorising, esnp werlng aud lieebalug the
undersigned adminialrat r t sell the bereln
fter flA-eriBMd rsal nruuartv belonging ti tbe
said estate at private aale lor tr-e purpose of
paying tbaeUims against ma aam ais sou
thi. miiu and titMDwk of atimlniatiatlon. will
sell at private aale o ihe higbeat bidder tor
casb in hand tha following descrioed real
property belonging io said lata, to-wit:
Hi ofSWU, tiW 'i of andSW'i of NE'4
of Section 32? and the Nf '4 ot E' of 8tctloa
31, all in townahlp south or rang? 4 west. W.
M contain to Mb acres of land la Jackaon
ixniniy, Oregon.
iaiaa si jacKsonviiie. viuiwn, juii
HEKBhHT KLUOBB.
Adiul ilatiator.
aTOTIGB TO PVBUCATXOV.
1 Apartment of the Interior.
ITnited States Land Office.
Roaeburg. Or.. July 20, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Robert P.
Hamlin of Brownsboro, Oregon, who, on
Anrll la. IsOtt. made homestead entry
No. 14017. 8. R. 0308. for E H NW
m-clfon tL. township 35 aouth, range 1
east, Willamette Merttltan, nas men no
lle.. ir intention to miiku final commuta'
tloti proof, to establish claim to the
I mid above described, before A. 8. Bllton,
I'nlied states Commiss oner at Medford,
Oregon, on the 9th day of October. 19UK.
rliilmiint names aa witnesses: John A.
Obenchaln, Charles A. Obenchain. t'harles
A. Kdinoiidsoii. ttenjamin ueteriing, 01
Hutte Fulls. Oregon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
ADMINISTRATOR'S 8 A LB.
la the Matter of the Estate of John
Pelting, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that In
pursuance of an order of the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
made and entered on tbe 18th day
of July, 1908, In the above entitled
matter, I will, from and after the
29th day of August, 1908, proceed
to sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash In band at time of
sale, the following described real
property situated in Jackson County,
Oregon, to-wit: The SV of 8W
of Section 34, Township 34 South, of
Range 2 East Willamette Mor id la a.
containing forty acres.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
July 31st, 190S.
W. B. Jackson,
Administrator.
Chadwick's
Choice.
'By JA.JBT CMGG.
Copyrighted. IMS. by Associated
Literary Praaa.
After ten yean of fried bacon and
alt pork the pendulum swung to its
opposite extreme for David Chad wick.
The goddess of fortune, whom be bad
long wooed tn vain, now turned ber
face with truly feminine caprice. From
bacon and com bread Dave hud been
advanced almost overnight to a New
York hotel, where his day's board
would have bought provisions for a
aioutb during his prospecting period.
And still Dave was not satisfied. He
lid not like what be termed "fussy"
foods, and the very leugtb of tbe bill
fare deprived hi in of bis appetite.
Then It was tbat Nell Hortoo came
an angel of deliverance aud led him
ber home In the suburbs, where
Dave devoured all tbat was put before
blm and rejoiced In the absence of a
bill of fare.
I don't suppose that tbls modest
meal will appeal to you," said Nell
with ostentatious modesty. "We are
plain people out here, and after your
grand hotel It must seem skimpy,
but wben 1 saw you on tbe avenue
said to myself. 'I'll bet that's Dave
Cbadwlck. aud I'm going to ask him
home, no matter what be may think.
You haven't changed a mite. Dave,
since you left Lawrence."
Now, It Is pleasant for a man who
realises tbat be Is beginning to look
old to be told tbat he does not differ In
appearance after fifteen years, and for
tbe first time Dave decided that Nell
was looking remarkably young herself.
He could not know that Nell had
carefully studied the numerous pic
tures of the new Croesus In tbe news
papers and had haunted the vicinity
of bis botel for days before she bad
encountered blm. apparently by chance.
front of tbe plaoe.
The Hortooa had known Dave In bis
early life, before be bad gone weat to
seek and eventually find fortune.
When tbe papers had taken up the
newly made multimillionaire, as the
week before they bad taken up tbe
newly born baby elephant of tbe cir
cus. Nell had read all tbe stories and
had determined that Dave and bis mil
lions should become ber property.
He always was a dumb fool." she
told ber mother. "If we cau get bold
of him before the others do I'll be mar-
If OTIC 1 TOM FUBXtZCATZOsT.
Department of the Interior,
t'nlted States Land office.
Roaeburg. Or.. June 17, 190g.
Notice Is herebv given that Dexter
Hale of Medford. Oregon, who on June
1 n, 19UK. nnuie unioer application u.
101T.1 for W 4 of SK U. section 22.
township 38 south, range 2 west. Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make flnul proof to establish
claim to the land above described be
fore A. 8. Bllton. ITnited States Com
missioner, at ieaiom, on-gon, m ne
28th dav of September. 19S.
Claimant namea as witnesses: Daniel
R. Green, John Davis. Roy James,
Qeorge Fuller, of Medford. Or.
THK BANDIT KSCAPKH.
vorxcx rom rtmucATiOBT.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office.
Roseburg. Or.. May 20. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Westley
J. D. Anderson, of Medford, Oregon,
who on April 20. 1908. made timber ap
plication No. 10088, for 8 V, S H. sec
tlon 20. township 37 south, range 2
east, Willamette Meridian, has filed no
tice of Intention to make final proof to
establish claim to tho land above de.
scribed, before A. 8. Bllton. United
State Commissioner, at Medford, Ore
gon, on the 17th day of September, 1908.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Nim
rod Charley. Walter Charley. William
Holdman, Andrew Orlsson, of Climax,
Oregon.
BENJAMIN L. KDDY. Register.
IU'TTE,, Mont.. Aug. 2o. A spe
cial to the Miner from Lake Hotel
Yellowstone Park, says:
The lone bandit who yesterday
morning held up 16 stage coaches in
the Spring Creek canyon and robbed
120 persons, has apparently made
good his escape, according o repvs
received this evening from the scout
ing party ot cavalrymen.
The bandit's trail was folio we
easily from the scene of the hold tip
to a point four miles south of where
it was lost tn the swamp, the banVt
abandoning his horse at this point
nd nroceeding on foot.
ftrvond the swamp trail It was
fcni.;d again and was followed
miles southwest, where it v-as lent
Hnnether In another swamp,
now It Is only a matter of chance It
the baiidlt will be apprehended.
No doubt he headed for JucUson
Hole country, in Wyoming, and with
the night ahead of him and but 4
miles to go, the chances of capture
are slim.
... stotxos rom ftbmcatiobt.
onipfmni nt the Interior.
United States Land Office st Roaeburg.
rw.,.n ions
ICnHea'la horohv fflven thflt William
T. Andrews of Medford, Oregon, who. on
July 19. 1907. made homestead entry No.
14417, for 8 SW U. section 2. town
ship 37 aouth, range 1 west, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of Intention
to make final commutation proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above described
before A. 8. Bllton. II. S. Commissioner,
nt Medford. Oregon, on the 29th day of
September. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses; nenry
Edward 1. Annrews, Augus-
1 Alexander Armstrong, an
XOTICB 0 VUa&XOATXOsT.
Department of the Interior.
t'nlted Htatcs Land Office,
Roseburg. or.. March 31. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Km ma BJ.
Smith of Orants Pass. Oregon, who, on
June 15. 1907. made timber application
No. 9371 for the N 14 of 8 tt, section 8.
township 41 south, range 4 west, Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make final proof to establish
claim to the lund above described, before
the Register and Receiver at Roseburg.
Oregon, on the 29th day of September,
Claimant nnmes as witnesses: N. p.
v..n W T Tnrnlmm A nil J. t Smith.
of Grants' Pass. Or., and Ed Clanton of
Merlin, nr. ... . n , ,
Humphrey, Edw
tus alias and -
Hertford, urr
BENJAMIN
U EDDT. Register.
vonoa fob rtmucATiow.
Department of the Interior.
ITnited States Land Office.
Roseburg. Or., May 20. l0i
Notice la hereby given that Amanda
Ellen Anderson of Medford, Oregon, who
n April ZU. 1US. maae iimuer
tlon No. 10S9. for E H NW U. SW H
in 1 w l air ia wMlon 20. town-
NE 14, NW
ship 37
south, range 2 east. Willamette
u.ltAn , fiuH notion of Intention
to make final proof to establish claim
to the land above described before A. 8.
Bllton. V. 8. Commissioner, at Medford,
Or., on the 17th day of September, 1901
Claimant names as witnesses: Mmrod
Charley. Walter Charley. William Hold
man and Andrew Orlssom. all of Climax,
OHBENJAMIN I EDDY, Register.
OTXOB FOB CTSIICATXO.
Department of the Interior,
Vnlted States Land Office at Roseburg.
Notice Is hereby given that Mile Con
ley of Lake Creek. Oregon, who. on Feb
ruary 15. 1903, mad homestead entry
NoT2443. for N 4 NW SE 4 NW
NW V NE y, being the lots t. I and 4.
south, range S eaat, Willamette Merid
ian, haa filed notice of Intention to make
final five-year praof. to establish claim
to the land above descrlhed. before A.
S. Bllton. U. 8. Commissioner, at aiea
ford, Oregon, on the 30th day of Septem-
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
K. Torrlll of Brownsboro. Oregon: John
O. MsAllister. August E'll-r and Edwin
Krey of Lake Creek. Oregon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDT, Register.
KOTIOE 1-OB FUBUOATXOB.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office.
n..,huri Mr June 24. 190.
vi i. hAt-nV,. B-iven (hut Adrian
Crotchett of Kan Francisco. California,
who on June X4. isub. mane murr -implication
No. 10179. for NE section
18, township 37 south, range east,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice pr
Intention to rntike flnul proof to estab
lish claim to the land above described
a n Riiinn. ITnited States Com
missioner, at Medford. Oregon, on the
2d day or octooer, mus. .
rinlmant names as witnesses: A. J.
Grissom. Francis M. Thompson. M. 8.
Thompson, George E. Young, of Climax,
HKiSJ A.M lit Ia, M'Ult "rglBiri.
VOTXCB TOB FUBIiXOAYlOB.
Department of the Interior.
United 8tatea Iand Office.
tln.hM.. n tuna ?fi Iflflt
! iiApati'v tflven that Rertha H.
Pennington of Brownsboro, Oregon, who
on june v, iw. niue r r. . . .
tlon No. 10184, for w H iji ;
W U M'linn IDWIWQID Oil IUUI
rnn (re 1 east, wniampii, Htnnan, na.
fllpd noun or imenuon io nan iin.t
nroof to Mtabtlah rlaim to th land
above deacrlbert, b.ror A. . wnton,
X. ik. SrH rf.v nt October. !9nR.
Claimant namea aa wium. jim..
A. Ohrnchaln. Charle, A. Obi-nohaln.
Butte Kali,, or.: Iwla J. Mead, Browns
boro. Or.: Charles Kdtnonuson. Bun,
BENJAMIN U EDDT. Register.
sorioa rom rrauoATioii.
Department of the Interior.
Vnlted Slates Land Office.
i..htr. Or . .lulv lR. 190.
Notice la h-reby lven that Blvlra w-, jnnroTeJ
Wines of Medford. Oreon. who on July I'l'"
A Kaithftil Friend.
I have used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy alnce
It waa Drat Introduced to the public
In 1S72, and have never found one
Instance where a cure was not speed
ily effected by Its use. I have been
commercial traveler for eighteen
years, and never start out on a trip
with this, my faithful friend," says
H. 8. Nichols, of Oakland, Ind. Ter.
When a man has used a remedy for
thirty-five years he knows us value
and is comDetent to speak ot it. For
sale by Charles Strong.
LAWVKR VH. I.AWYKR.
SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 25.
President Jacob M. Dckson called
the meeting of the American Bar
association together at the new
Washington hotel this morning I
the 37th annual, convention, ine
large hall and galleries were crowd
ed with delegates and their families,
friends and cltliens. Federal Judge
Mnnford welcomed the guests on be
half of the state and Mayor Miller
extended a welcome of the city to
the visitors. Judge Krank S. Diet
rich of Idaho welcomed them on b
half of the lawyers of the Pacific
coast.
' President Dickinson replied to the
various addresses and then delivered
his speech on the legislative situa
tion so far as It relates to the enact
ment of new laws in tho various
states of the union. The selection
of a ne wgeneral council was the
first order of business and then to!
lowed the reports of the officers. By
unanimous vote of the executive
committee a report against increas
ing the dues from 15 to $10 a year
'look KB srraatOHT m the tact aid
SAX THAT AaaJH.
tied to him before the end of the
month. Did you see what the paper
said the other day about bis cooking
bacon in his room and getting the
halls all smelly? He's sick of the
French stuff tbe hotels all have, and
there Is no one to give him what he
wants because be does not know where
to look for It. We'll have him over
hen to dinner, aud well, he'll want to
come again."
Mrs. Horton bad nodded approvingly
lpon her well preserved daughter, and
io the campaign was begun.
They were fortunate in tbe posses
sion of a dependent relative. Tbe
lortons had an income, small, but as
lured, and wben Cleon Blake bad died
penniless they bad permitted bis
daughter. Dora, to enter their house
hold nominally as a member of tne
family, but In reality as a superior
cook.
It was sbe who had cooked tbe din
ner wblcb bad so pleased Cbadwlck
ind which brought blm frequently to
he little house. Tbe men who were
promoting his syndicate Insisted that
be must not remove from tbe botel to
boarding house where bis simpler
needs could be suited, and It was only
t the Hortons' tbat be could escape
tbat terrible menu card, with its res
taurant French and its overrlch
sauces.
He did not always want steaks and
roasts, and the knowledge that there
were good things on tbe bill which be
could not translate only added to bis
dbtsntlafactlon.
It was after an especially trying
meal at tbe hotel tbat Dave armed
himself with a box of violets and sal
lied forth to propose lo Nell. He had
slowly come to the conclusion tbat
Nell wss no longer as young as she
pretended to he. but she offered escape
from the hotel, and be was sick ot tne
place-sick of Its cuisine. Its grinning
bellboys. Ita servile waiters snd Its ar-
rocant clerks.
His business sponsors at least could
ot object If be married and establish
ed a home for himself.
It was a long trip uptown, and
much of his courage had oosed away
when at last be found himself on tbe
Hortons' stoop. He was rather glad
tbat the maid came to tbe door. It
was a certain sign tbat Nell was not
borne, else she would have rushed to
tbe door with ostentatious welcome.
This little maid he decidedly approved
of.
"Tuey will be hack In an hour," aald
the girl. "They have only gone down
town on a ahopplng tour, and tbey
wlll.be so sorry to oave rusmu u-
vront yon wattr
Cbadwlck besitated and waa lost
ne went Into the little parlor and
picked out the meal comfortable chair
Tbe girl paused at tbe door.
"Cau I get you anything before I
gor she asked solicitously. "The
morulug paper Is upstairs. I can get
It In a moment"
"I'd rather talk." said Cbadwlck
comfortably. He waa hungry for con
genial companionship, and tbe little
maid was very different from Nell.
Sometimes Dave grew a little tired of
Nell and ber bold flattery.
"I can't atop." cried the girt. "It la
baking day. and I bave tbe oven full."
"Wben Mias Horton does all the
cuoklugr reminded Cbadwlck. "I
absll have to Investigate."
He bad been so frequent a caller that
he knew from which door Nell was
accustomed to put In an appearance,
her sleeves rolled up and an adorable
dab ot Hour on her saucy chin. Ig
noring the frightened protests of the
little maid, he pushed hla way Into the
kitchen.
n ber embarrassment Dora had for
gotten that Nell had claimed the cook
ery for her own and that upon this
talent she hsd counted for tbe winning
of Cbadwlck. Now that the cat waa
out of the bag tbe probabilities were
tbat Nell would turn her cousin Into
the street. She Inherited a shrewish
temper from her mother, and Dora
knew tbat the two women would be
Implacable.
Cbadwlck sniffed tbe spicy odors
and turned to the girL
"Ho you are the fairy ot the kitch
en?" he said.
"Nell does sll the work. I just
watch tbe things wben sbe goes down
town," denied Dora hastily.
Cbadwlck put one finger under tbe
dimpled chin and raised tbe face that
be might look straight Into the gray
eyea.
"Look me straight In tbe face and
say tbat again," he commanded.
The long laahea fell over the troubled
eyea aa Dora struggled to make her de
uial convincing. Cbadwlck laughed.
"Look here," he said aa he released
her chin. "I came out here today to
ask the hand of the woman who had
made me comfortable. It hi not that 1
cared so much about what I had to
eat It Is not thst I can get a dinner
here without having to fight three
waiters and tbe maitre d'botel. That
wasn't what appealed to me. though
they do say that the way to a man's
heart la through hla stomach. Tbat
sounds funny, but really a man doesn't
marry Just a cook.
"I wanted tbe woman who of all the
million people In this big town cared
enough for old friendship to come and
rescue me from tbe maitre and tne
menu. It wasn't Just the Idea of din
ner, hut the home. I want a borne
of my own. and I wanted ber to run It
for me. But it seems tbat she did not
tell the truth about the cooking.
guess tbe rest of It is pretty much of
the same piece of gooda, and It won't
stand tbe wash. It's you I want, little
woman, not because you can cook I
don't know Just what It is, but I want
you.
You slip on your bat. and we can
run down to city hall and get a license
and a wedding certificate In no time
at all."
"Why. you don't even kuow my
name!" cried tbe startled girl.
"I can guess." was the prompt reply.
"I'm not so forgetful of tbe man who
gave me my first atart as not to be
sble to trace his likeness In Cleou
Blake's daughter. Tbey told tne that
they did not kuow where yna were,
and today when I recognized you It
was that wbicb first suggested the
falsehoods they have been telling and
led me to Investigate the kitchen. We
cau pay them back tor their food.
They'll be content so long aa tbey get
a lot of presents. Will you come.
Dora?"
Something in his tones appealed to
tbe girl, and sbe looked Into tbe eager
eyea tbat searched her blushing face.
Hhe had been sorry for Cbadwlck. and
pity Is akin to love. He read his an
swer In her eyes, and a great light of
gladness came Into his own ss be bent
and reverently kissed tbe tip of the
dainty ear, for her face waa hidden
against bis strong shoulder.
The Corn Binder
That cuts and binds corn
fodder we have them,
as well has all kinds of
Farm ImpIements,Biiggies
Hacks, Carriages
Hubbard Bros.
Cor. 7tK Street and Riverside Ave.
B. H. Harris
Timber Land Bought and Sold
Those having Umber lands or relinquishments for tale would do
well to consult us.
Office over Jackson County National Bank
nxneo
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LIM6, PIASTER CEflENT FOR SALE
fiehoola For Animals.
Tou never beard of schools for ani
mals? Well, tbst shows your Igno
rance," said tbe professor.
"There Is an elephants' school In
Slam," said be. "Young elepbanta are
taugbt in It to take up and carry In
their trunks great teakwood logs no
easy tnak, for the logs require delicate
balancing. Tbey are taugbt to kneel.
to answer to the various strokes of tbe
nnkiis. or gosd, and. like saddle horses.
they learn several gaits. Pets' schools
abound the world over. There are
schools for white mice, for monkeys,
for song birds, not to mention the fa
mous phonograph school for teaching
parrots to talk that Is the pride of
Philadelphia. The big dealers In wild
animals usually run smsll schools
where Hons, tigers, bears and leoparda
are taught simple tricks. Such schools
are very profitable. Where an un
tamed lion, salable only to soos or
menageries, fetches bnt $290 or so, a
broken one will easily fetch double."
12, R. SEELY
PHYSICIAN 4SUROK0N
Modarn Equipment; X kay Lebratory.
'One, la Jackson county Bank Baleaing.
Utdlerd ... untos
I. D. PHIPPS, D. D. 8.
Diarist
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Droastor, Meatora.Oraioe
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Oflee: Boom S, Adkloa' block. Calls promp
attendee aay or ofcat. 'rtioeaiw.
Medford Orsgoa.
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Medford.
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