THE
Chicago
TYPEWRITER
Price, $35.00
litiaranu-ed to oijual any
$103 machine
K.L. KING, Gen'l Agent, 218 Sansome St., San Francisco
I W. ROACH, Local Agt., Roseburg
lIBnilllMffl
E. C. CASE, Proprietor
Best Rigs and Teams in the City.
Transient Stock Given Special Attention
Call and see me. 'Phone 601.
My barn has lately been enlarged and I have added several
new rigs, and am better prepared than ever to
furnish you good turn-outs.
'C DEMANDS CAREFUL
CallCalt&JV CONSIDERATION . . .
There are two kinds f evlucatiou practical an J ornamental. The former should
be S-vureJ by everyone, because it may be put to use ouickly in earning a livinp.
Therefore, secure the former first ; the latter, afterwards, if you have the time and
monev. The courses of the
are arranged ith a view to usefulness. We do not dabMo in a littleof everything
bat devote our energies to conducting a first-class business school. Living ex
panses cheap. Students admitted at any time. Our graduates are succe?ful.
Snd for catalogue.
5-tf V. I. STALK V, Vrlnciixil. ts.ilin. Oregon.
W. E. HOOVER
NURSERY
SUPPLIES
Largest and best varieties. Choice stock, prices right
Give us j-our order for Nursery stock
before buying elsewhere. We guarantee
satisfaction. Prices at the bottom.
Agent Woodburn Nursery'. Roseburg, Ore
gfcgg
Cor. Oak and Eoee Streets.
Phone Main 51.
If jtou want to buy a farm
If you want furnished rooms
If you want to buy a house
If you want to rent a house
If you want to build a house
If you want to move a house
vou don't know PAT
F F. pattern,
11 on or address . .
N.'SELIG, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Clothing!
In this line
est dresser as
HOW COME IX AND SEE WHAT
Shoes!
We never before bad
line. Our principal
line. This name on U13 bottom of a
Dry Goods!
OF ALL
tention
the latest shades. Suitable for Waists,
Gents Furnishings!
1 penders, Xeckwear, Socks. In fact a full and complete line of General Mer
chandise at prices we feel will be satisfactory to you.
N. SELIG, Myrtle
Riddle Pharmacy.
I. B. RIDDLE, Prop.
ALL KINDS Or
Fresh Drugs, fledicines.
Toilet Articles, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Sundries-!'
Prescriptions promptly tilled V
by a competent druggist.
REOON. fl
RIDDLE, - - - OREGON
GREATEST
PLAYGROUND
ON EARTH
EVERY NEEU i CAN BE
EVERY WISH 'fcTTTTVIl
EVERY PC USE )bUIl&L
SPECIAL RATEi..,
Have been established by the ROC TH
EIOJ PACIFIC between alt pirta of
California
aid iti creat camber of famous rerort
br wli'cb tia expense of a Iripien
daced to a very low and seasonable
rate. For example:
From all parts of California
To (be resorts in the Hhasta reiiton. Lakf
Taboe and surronndlnps, YM-mi'. the
Big 'fr. es, the Kiogs River Country.
Frcn Is in Joaquin and 8crainento Val
ley points
To tbe Monterey Bay Coast.
From the San Joaqnia Va'l-y, Auona
and N -w Mexico
To the heaebore in Southern "Vi'ornia
and tbe resorts of Northern California.
For full inform' ion, ioq:iire of L B.
MOOBlf, agent of the
Southern Pacific,
JiOSEBUEG, OKEGQJ
its
EMPIRE-
Liverj, Feed and 0hIs fables
C. P. Ba&kasd, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and
Double Rigs at all hours
Transient 'Stock gven
very best of care
Rates always reasonable
Roseburg,
Oregon
Contractor
ail Builder
Reseborg,
Oregon
we believe e can please the nst mod
well as the niwt fastidious. AXY-i
WE HAVE.
such a heavy stock and such a varied
stuck is of the "liradley-Metcalf Co.
shoe represents value.
KLND. We esiecially call your at
to our line of VELVETT; nearly all
Trimmings, etc.
A full and complete line.
Uvershirts, L nderwear, sus-1
Creek,
Branch :
Canyonville, Oregon '
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A VOTINGJXMTFST.
Given by tbe leading Row. burg mr
Chants, by which a l' Ktmball Piano
will be given away FULfc to the Unite,
church, school or cl ty voted the most
popular by lec. 2. isul. The following
mercbania utue bailoti with every Zjc
purchase:
JOSEPHSON'S,
Dry Goods and Clothing.
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.,
Drojrs.
S. C. FLINT,
Sboee.
J, F. BARKER & CO.,
Groceries.
MRS. N. BOYD,
Groceries and Crockery.
KRU5E & NEWLAND,
Groceries.
T. K. RICHARDSON,
Pianos.
ROSEBURd ROLLER MILL,
Mire. "Leonard'a Ben" Flo-ir,
B. W. STRONO,
Furniture and -Wall I'apar.
J. T. BRYAN,
Jeweler, Photo Supplies.
H, D. GRAVES,
Photographer.
I'iano on exhibition JoKphaon a store
6
window. Ej,crs p,ano Hoset g
"iubji'j, r.p nesxcrn noinsaie I'tstrl
bu tors of Kimball Pianos; T. K. Rich
ardson, local agent. j'inl7-lui
v
Abstract of Title to Deeded Land.
Papers prepared for filing on Govern'
men t Lend.
Blue Prints of Townsbjp Mans showing
all vacant Lands, One Dollar Each.
FRANK E. ALLEY,
Architect
Abstractor
Plans and Estimates for all Build
in zs. f
Special designs for Office Fixtures
Office in Marks "Building. PJroao i!5.
EOSEBUEG, OREGON
LATE DISPATCHES CONTINUED.
ains, all efforts'to'send parcels
saries to Miss Stone, who must be suffering from the cold,
have been baffled. All attempts to communicate with the
brigands have been unsuccessful. The bandits are appar
eutly afraid of treachery, and "determined not not to dis
close their hiding place."
OREGON MEN DROWNED AT SKAGVVAY.
. SEATTLE, Oct. 22. If strong circumstantial evidence
counts for anything it is almost certain that Benjamin
Carey, of Astoria, Or., and James Torey, of Montana, were
victims ot the mad torrent which hooded bkagway. It ap
pears that the two men arrived at White Horse-from down
the river Thursday and started to walk to Skagway. C.
Pierson was accompanying them. Pierson stated at Skag
way that the trio camped on the summit Thursday night
and late Friday morning struck out for Skagway, following
the railway track on account of the bad condition of the
trail. Pierson left the two men warming themselves by a
fire, and walked into Skagway. When he awoke next
morning the flood was raging. A search was made, but no
trace of the men has been found. The damage at Porcu
pine was far greater than that brought about by the flood in
August. The swollen stream went high above the high'
water mark and destruction amounting to many thousands
of dollars followed in the wake
GIRL'S BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK.
Walla Walla, Oct. 22.
in the Salmon River country, found in an old tunnel near a
shack in the blue mountains a trunk containing a human
body, twisted and bent to fat
left there by a man and a woman, who had passed through
six week before. Virod did
The discovery was made two months ago. Only by acci
dent was the information secued from him on his first trip
out of the mountains. He is
countv.
Who the man and woman
he has no idea who the victim was. He said they came
last June and said they had lost their way. They camped
all night in a tunnel near his
went away. In August Virod
found a trunk containing the body. He though it was the
body of a girl 6 or S years old. The skull had ben cleft
by an ax and the legs broken. He buried the trunk. He
says the woman who left the
dark, and dressed in black. The man was tall, dark and
had a squint.
PRESIDENT AT FARMINGTON.
Farmikgton, Conn., Oct. 22. President Roosevelt,
on the way to New Haven to receive a Yale University de
gree, spent the day here, the
Commander Cowles, U. S. N.
tion, two miles from the village; at 3:30 a. m. and there the
presidential special car was side-tracked, Mr. Roosevelt
sleeping until 7 o'clock. At
rived and welcomed her brother and others of the presiden
tial party escorting them to
village. Before leaving the
hands and conversed with several residents of that place,
but m conformity to his expressed wish that his visit here
should be regarded as a private affair, there was no demon
stration such as the townspeople would have been glad to
extend: Later in the morning the president received the
Warden and Burgess of the borough, who expressed their
best wishes.
KILLED AND EATEN BY WILD BEAST.
Metropolis, 111, Oct. 22. News has been received
here that a hunter was killed and partly eaten bv a wild
animal among the bluffs near
Another hunter heard the man's cries, and on reaching the
spot was horrified to seethe lion crouching over the dead
form of his companion and tearing at his mangled and
bleeding flesh, a large portion of which had already been
eaten. When the animal saw
at him and a desperate fight
hunting knife he fought the
A 4 1 . T. A J t .
utua iun me ucau uuuicr
struggle.
NEW YORK STARTS FOR SAMAR.
Washington-, Oct. 22. The Navy Department has re
ceived the following cablegram from Rear-Admiral Rod
gers:
'Cavite, Oct. 22. Secretary of the Navy, Washing
ton: Active insurrection in Samar. New York leaves to
day for Catbalogan with 300
and lialangiga to co-operate
force concentrated on Samar
and Zafiro, two colliers, needed
Naval oflicers construe the
rsew York will go first to Catbalogan and then to Basey
and Balangiga, landing detachments of marines at each
point.
, . PRIEST VISITS CZOLGOSZ.
Auburn, N. Y., Oct. 22.
wishes, the Rev. John Hockey,
Holy Family and the Catholic
appointed Rev. Father Szadzinski, pastor of the Polish
church of Rochester, to attend Czolgosz in his last hours.
He visited the assassin today. After his baptism, Czol.
gosz never practiced his religion, and as an anarchist de
nounced all its tenets. He
effect before, his death.
0,220.1137- Groceries j
' Tr.?"oll'e.of U,0e "rp6h, Brittle Saratoga Chips. IMPORTED
' 1 1 . uriaae Hanborn's fine brands of
; Coffee. New brand! Breakfast Mush. The Best Canned Goods.
," Freah V ejretahles and Berries.
S MRS. N.
of clothes and other neces
of the flood.
Frank Virod, a prospector
the receptacle. It had been
not know they had left it.
now on his way to Washtucna
were Virod does not know, and
shack. Next morning they
looked in the tunnel and
trunk was about o years old,
guest of his sister, wife of
His train reached the sta
that time Mrs. Cowles ar.
the family residence in the
station the president shook
Glendale, 20 miles from here
the second hunter it sprang
followed. By the use of;
animal off. "There were evi
.1 1 .11 f
ana me oeasi uaa a neice
marines, to return to Basey
with army. Nearly all naval
patrol. Services of Arethusa
and being utilized."
dispatch to mean that the
In accordance with Czolejosz
pastor of the church of tbe
chaplain of the prison, has
will make a statement to this
BOYD I
4
wins
IB
NrfTa. Ilemauuiler tUli head will be charged
lor at t: e ratcol 5c vt lire tor cuch Insertion,
(wilu 10 per cent off when uoilcv atamta with,
out chaUKu lor thirty dan or looser), cxctptiUK
all notice ol "1'oaltlon Wauled," ''Eiuploy
mult Wanted" and "Help Wanted," which
will be luaurted rut or ciiakok.
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS Or
character and Kood reputation . nt;h
tate (one in this county required; to re
present and advertise old etatlinl;ed
wealthy !ueines hoase ol solid (inancial
standing. Salarly flH.OO we-kly w,tii
fipMieea additional, all payable 10 cash
each Wednesday direct from head
llios. llorm m d carriai-a lurnistietl,
whfii nnvneaiy. llelurencea Eucl:ise
-telf-addusied atamprd eiivelope. Man
atter, 318 Cox ton Building, Chicago.
HVIJl.
POK tiAI.E. CHEAl'-l:0 acres "of
improved land, IM m res ol Kxd
garden land, 3 acres of bf-artniit orclijrd.
llanoe itood pastare. Ten miles hudUi
wceiof KoseburK on Myrt'e Poti.t HnKe
road. Call on W. fc. Jji.r:ton, Brtck-
wav, Ur , or address At-b'.jt Kichtrda,
uraiiia rase, ure. oulOtf.
IptJR SALE Fine ranch ol 404 acres.
" BO acres under coltivaliou. Bal
ance good paature, 5-rooai house, lare
uarn ana goou out boiidinfts, and (mail
orchard, all nnder fnce and croes-fehce,
two wells. Half uiili to school, clnrxh
ao.l puetofBce,
For ptrliciUre, 'call on or addresp,
jUf J. iKvitRs, Bceebnrg, Ore.
Jacaron street Iiakerr near Caa tlreet.
tXTANrEO Agents t'o fell onr eicel-
hint publicaxiona. Mott liDeral
lersna. Write for particulars. Addren
Enterprise Publishing Co., Box 403,
tvjeer nrfr, ure.
FOR SALE OR KENT. Thirty acre
i l !and, 6 nii.ei eat ol Ro.'eburg;, booM
id barn. IiKj'iire ol W. II. Brown.
K -bQrg, Ore. olotf
lavage with barn, for retit
r4Qire
of I). V. Wes.
Goats for Sale.
P.rre bundled head of choice tturk
oaU (Ant ra) for sale at reasonable
prtc. Afldrraa J. I. Chapman. Wiibor,
Or. a-?i-U
Call for Sealed Bids.
Huwbur,., Spt X, 1 ')!. Njeled lids
ill be reciwt d t the countv court U
operate ttir I. -lie UM-k lrrT fjr ll.r-
years. ti f and cnrTieiert bonds ail
be rqiired Hid will be received np to
1 .-00 o'clock . Wftn.!r, No. 6, tl-OI.
M. I Thompson,
C'-oi.tT Jui'ire.
Small I-amis lor dale.
Tao small farms for sale, one contain
tug 50 acre itb a hooM) and tarn,
!a-e arrioont o' soJ oak t tnber, aocce
land Hard for garden :e., within e
Lmilrs ol Korermrc. Tie second rontaics
30 icw, small house, i-ome garden lata
CoovenirDt to school, c atch and pot
office of C!eTi-land. For fiirther part.ee
lara cail on -r ldrt . W Ai.lr-on,
Clere and. Orvwt. milt:
H. Little, ae
DENTIST.
Oakland.
Oregon.
-TAKE THE
Roseburg-fYrULEipoiNT
STAQE LINE
Shortest, Quickest
and Best Route to
MYRTLE rOINT.
CXKJC1I.LE.
MAK.-IIHELD,
and ail C.s Iav Points.
Ix-ave Iw-Mrhurif every morning at 6
o clnk, arrive at Myrtle roint, s p. in.
I-eave Myrtle I'oint at 6 a. m., arriv
in KoevUnry at B p. m. every day.
Title Guarantee & Loan Co.
EGSEBTEG, OREGON.
1. 0. IliBILTOIt.
flcaiilcot.
D. f. IUa:iT!f
Sx'T. and TiMa.
Office la tbe Court l!iv- Hare ib" only com-
pirwwi ol atirmci m ix.uiriai ounlr.
Atatrx-U at4 Omflralra l Titl itiniiahcd ie
Uoujtlv ctMjmr land and on ma claim.. H.t
alao a romp!rt -t ol Trmrlon i( all Inwn.bit
piata Id the Kowtxirg. Orncvii. V. s. Land i.
incL Hill make olo pnnl cupu ol any lowu
abipabowtna ati rarmr toTc:amnl laada.
slarr puWlc id oITice. Insurance affntf
Obrrapomltnceolirt..t :i
r.
1
me Wilbur School.
4STII VAH.
Opens on September 23, 1901.
Kraiilar am l- wn-lr liicliirt'i laMi,
latiu.lmmmi iH.tkvpimr. ininic .tic.
Fur particuia'. addrea tbe pnuclpal,
C. T. WHITTLESEY. .
Wilbur, Oregon
J
ft'
MRS. H. E ASTON
is 1 rcpared to wai upon old
and new ciihtoiuers and friends
with a full and complete
stock of
GROCERIES
All fresh und of tlie very best
qnalitr. Teas and coffees are
specialties Your patronage
solicited.
205 Jackson St., Roseburg
wsavoiTvii a. IMNIUI J
Roseburg Rakery, 5
Casl ScHKiiuTiiif,' Prop.
A Bakery from which conies
the most wlioiesomeand de
licious Bread. Pies, Cakes, etc
A full line of Choice Cream
fand other Candies,
-?S STRICTLY PURE
UP to .. ..
f. H. WOODRUFFS
BARBER SHOP,
For a rrompt and First-class
Shave or Hair-cut. Compe
tent Workmen, Clean Tow
els, Tools always in shape.
Baths In Connection.
Shop on Jackson St.
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Oil in
INVESTORS
The old days of Titusville and Oil City, where fortunes were made in
a night will be completely outdone by the magnificent oil fields to be
uncovered and developed in Southern Oregon. THE UMPQUA
VALLEY OIL COMPANY controls the cream of Southern Oregon
oil lands. If you wantsome of the first hundred thousand shares send
your orders to the Secretary of the Company, or through Wells, Fargo
and Co, express.
Umpqua Valley
oooecxoococxxoc
Notice for Publication.
I'SITEIJ .TATKj! LASI FKii E,
K'-aai a... Ore , .-t. 7, l'jl.
Sutire I !j.rrlT i;im t!,al :t, f.icwi;.
laal ..1 .rJ n:A he r- W k- ! k-K.-
Kill A at UKALiY. !
on H. K. No ".. l.ir t.-i ',, t. c. la. 1 p.
tuf;;iaUou of aM laul u s . J. frvuMjD.j
o! Can.a Valiev, Ore, K E. M c... ui OiaIa 1
tm. . M. Arriccioo and A. s 'ha; pri. ut
B.ijta.aT. Otc
J. T. B:rjt,
o'p SUncu ir
Notice for Publication.
CXITI DCTATE; LANborTICE.
NolP-r ! b--rt.i r:rrn Uir lu.U:u;- j
naii-1 K tik-r hu t,ty notirr cl ht niroii n ;
u cut un.l prul in cpi,nul Liatuajta. au4 i
inai aio prtn i t- !:.- tlorr irsr lurt.m
au-l k.-irtr l'Dll mau Laji'l tjffwe at K.a-
bunc. i rr,i.i, Stater , 11. T.i-
RoBEEl v MARTIN.
a !.! H E. N. ff.-r th tw: Sf
M:. -t'A rt i. Ip. J s . 1 .
. Mr name I ne l"..n.af iluwi to proTt
bn o-clioui ; nLhruce Bp-c aal caiUtauos
Of tairf i3't. t;i
Ia id M -ma-, taa. !!!:,,, m. 'riio,
ia. Mvrgxo. a.: (A Invling i m, Orrcoa.
J. T. BklUiKn.
ocl i p accuser.
Notice for Publication.
r M T K I) ST At E U S U OFFICE.
Nuuoc u l.i ft -.T i;ti-h ual in eoispUaaoe
iih itt tro ii;, of U.c a. I ol toocmaolj
Inn. 2 1 . - , . n .a M . . i
XimtM r ia!t la it r-va"..-t n4 t ...I.rm a. Orwoo.
Narta. aca ah:r-j.n Tnr." a tivto i
iti to a.', me rU.t Maiea tj mci ol Aa.
au 4 l-'-l.
JGUX BECKta.
Ol Oh-.iO'!. 331 j ;io . eu: of )r
rti. bu U:! iay r: td la lhi otic hii wrro
rtA'..-:r-nt No. , for tbe .cli.e of um
-l h;a Tori.:p .-7 youth ol
ran.- ft rl aud i:i o.'T r tml u abo
ibax .he Iaal t.irht ! no. ra!naii 'or
il Iidki or tt.ov Una Ut ncu-(urmi purrav
r. aod tor.taiHib b Ci. n u aa.d .aod b-i.v
tb Lt4htisl itKTitno; Uii. at K m
trr.orTU. on 1 tun-lay. the i:h day d
lej. I'A l. U came a ilnnw.: KerA
er. ol Kw.ta.T. tn-rio frank U:cutl ol Koav
bu.f or.-n, liaard VoDp-Mtl ol Cleveland.
rcvo V iUiaia jm' kvju. ol l.i.rir o.ar,
Oryo:i.
Aaj aot all prrott elaimic advrr- J tb
aboTe-deacnUxl land, anr neafal to Cl 'their
c.alst in laa o2k oa or beiorr aa: 1 Mb dar
otlJrc.ll. J. f. BhJL-jtL.
UP CefjUJ.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED i?TATE3 LAND OFFICE.
KowburT.Orf-.Oct. K,UD1.
N'lioe ti benrby aire a Uiml la mapiianM
U tije rrv'ttrtont ol tbe a.-t I Ci.m of
Jane 4 W. enuiird An art Ut the aaie ol Um
brt land, is tbe ptak-s ol Ciforaia. Orcon.
Ncrada and auhlsibalrmiuii, aa eilod
rd in a.i Uw Pubhc Land siaua bj aclo! Auxuat
. iwi,
JOHN P. LEHNHERR
of Casuta TaIeT. cuvatr at Doaalaa. !tai cl
Or -con LutbuilaT tle-l la IbifoSoe h:a Om I
UKtsent No. I'M. I.ir fj parrrutae of tee lota
k.6 ar.d 7 ol ctloa No. 6, Iovmbip :V atutb.
rmuAv No. a vet. and vill ofler proof to abov
thai tbe land toncht la mora i a. Liable for tu
timSer or piodi! than lor amcuhural parpiMra,
and luMib.UD hi c.aia to aald land before
Itic Kcfi.U! and kvcr-irer of tbu otnea at Kove
b'jrv. Lreaon. on FrU'ar. tbe IJlb dar of
Iervinber. l'Al. He naim. a ltwar:
E N. -imitb. Mrr Endlcott, II lam Endtewtt
and Jol.n Brut a.1 of Kjn' Pumt, O(oa-
Any and ail pcrwn claiming adveraely tae
above d.fvribe.1 landa are rvoeaird lo S!e
their r!aim in thl oSit on or bciorc aald LKh
day of lieeember, 1-1.
Olp. J.T. BRiDiK3.
Seflater.
Notice for Publication.
TNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Koaaat ai. Oreiron. Ovt"bet 10. l'JOl.
Notice ta brrvbr kitvu thai In compliance
wiihibe itot.moii ol tbe act ol Conareva of
June S, lvi. enuilol "An act W the Mie of
Umber lan ia in Itav Stato of Caiiiurnia. (re
P'D. Net a la an 1 Waib-.nKton TcrritorT," a ex
tended Wall tbe Public Land Slalee'by act of
August t, l:tt
1.1't lNDA MOORE.
Of Kowbunr, county of D niaa. flale of On
I"D haa ali. day rilod bcr irn .tau-mcnt
No. lio li r Ihe purcha ol the (', ol itt'4 of
Section No. Id. Towoablp JO South, of Kaatc 9
el, and will offer proof to ahoar tbat the
laud aoutht more valuable for lt Umber or
tlone than lor ar .cultural purpnaea and to a
tabliab her claim toaaid land beftire the Kcta
tor and Keoriver ol tbu olUce at Roaebnrx, on
50a, on Tuesday, the IT day ol iecemher. lyul.
he name aa Hllncsac: John W. Moore,
Walter K. Hojtrer. ol RoocburK, crcaon, K. N.
emltb, ol Myrtle Point, Oregon, J. F. UiTent
of Rebnr.Craon. '
Any and all poraona ciaimina adrenal the
atiore doarribed landa arc rvqueated to filo their
elaina in thta office on or before aald i;t day of
December, 1UL J . T. B &I IXi ES,
oVV . Reaiater.
Notice for Publication.
L'NITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Rot-aarao, Okk-.on, Oct. 12, H0U
Niillce ia hereby Kiren that tu romplianc
with the proviaiona ol the act of Cougreiw of
JuueS, la, entitled "An art for the aalo of
llaibvr landa in the Stair of California, Oreaoa
Nevada and U axtlniton Territory, ' a extend
ad to all the Public Land 8 la tea by act of Aur
ual 4, 12,
WJl.UAU A. cl'RAGlf,
Of Roaebunt. County of Douglas, titatc ol (lie
1, haa thladay nied lu tnla offlnr hi. ,m
natement fo. isw, lor the purchateol the V.
Nc't
I tH
BtH.'' ens. audi', !-.ol fcction I
Township .10 aoulb. ol Kan.it r w.l .n.t
oirer prool to bow tbat the land sought lium
valuable for IU timber or atone than for aart
cultural purposos and to otablili his vial iu to
aaiu lauu ovtoie the Kcgiater aud Receiver of
this office at KoacLurg, Oregon, oa Tui s.lay, toe
jtth day of K-rember l'.HU. He names as wit
neasea: T. J. Brown, Oeo. Ilinsilale, J . !.'
ansof Koaebura, Orcgou, Albert Crouch, of
Cama Valley, Oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above desuriu-.-d lands are vu.ut-sicd. to die
tneir Claims in tills omoe on or bclore said Jttb
day of December. l'JOl.
ollv i. T. BRilH'Ks,
' Regwur.
Sunimous.
In the Justice Court for Deer Crwk District
vouuiy 01 iniugiaa, etate 01 Oregon.
1. a. Marrion,
Plaintiff,
T. Talle, f
Defendant I
To T. Tails, defendant:
In the name of tbe btate of Oregon .
yon are
hereby (viuired to aptoiarand answer tlie e,m.
plsli-.t nied axaiust you in the abovo eniltl.1
cause, on or before tao S4th day ol November,
l'Ail, ano ' you fall lu answer within said lima,
lor wa 1 1; erect, plaintiff will take Judgment
gsin t aa arm audcu in ma complaiut, U
it:
The JBi of aerentr-flv $71.00) dollars, .mth
er wit bis cost audulsburseiueuU liurviu to be
taxed.
This ummnrjs Is published by order of H. J.
Robinctlr, Jusllce of the Peace of said Conn
which order is dateil October Mb. 1901. and tbe
date ol tbe tint publication thereof is October
liilh, l'JOl . and the date ol the last pubtlcaliob.
la ovemlHr. 'Alh IVOL
JOll.N T. LO.SU and LOUISBAR7.KE
OW aVttoraejt tit Plauiua
Douglas
The Kich Fields Uncovered Will
Rival Those of California or Texas
WILL REAP
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