la using silage made from pood well
eared eorn for elect footing let the an
imals start to "wttl twenty or tLirty
frauds a day and Increase this to ti lit
tle loss than they will readily consume,
Mik will be all the way from thlrty
Bva to fifty pour.da If the silage Is en
tirely to their liking, and it usually la,
Jf they are allowed forty pounds of b1
lage, they may eat as much as five
pounds per day of dry forage In the
form of clover hay or wheat straw.
Let the steers make their gains largely
Wt first upon the silage, as this Is the
cheapest feed e -variable. Begin feediaj
tomeestrates after two or three weeks.
teDowtng the animals two or
A Deafer Dale Ft.
Inhabitants of Denby Dale, near
Barnsley, England, have had the habit
for 100 years past of baking enormous
pies to celebrate great events. On one
occasion a Denby Dale pie contained
half a sheep, twenty fowls and half a
peck of flour. .
A Great Camellia. .
At riLnlta, near Dresden, Is the
largest camellia In Europe, It Is 100
years old, about fifty feet high and has
40,000 blossoms each season.
Tae Aat Bear.
The great ant bear of the South
American forests contrives to intimi
date his feline enemies by rearing up
ta his fall length, but by that very
trick elves the hunter a chance to take
a deadly aim at his heart.
Jjioonda of grain each dally. The con
toBtretes can consist of two-thirds corn
fend oae-thlml bran by weight. As the
Sattentrtg period progresses the steers
tuttst not have so much bulky food as
they are forced to take when living on
trtlage for practically the whole ration.
Out down the silage allowance and
gradually Increase the grain supply
UEtfl the animals are getting a pound
of grain a day for each hundredweight
ef animals, the remainder of the grain
Allowance coming of course from the
ears In the corn silage. W. A. Henry
tn Breeder's Gazette
Tie Polled Darhana. ;
; Young Hamilton. 40, a good type of
the male rolled Durham, was bred In
Kalla and Hard Wood.
three L It Is claimed that you can drive nails
Notice for Publicttion.
Fniteti 8 Intel Lund Office,
Rosebunt, Oregon, Jan. If. VD3.
Notice it hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June $, 6 8, entitled "An act for the rale of
timber lands In the 8tstesof California, Oreirnn
Nevada. and Washington Territory." aaexlend- ,
ad to all the publio land atata bv act of August
a, UflK,
WILLIAM A RIMMOND3
of Brocksay, county of Donglan state of Orvfron
ha this dav flusl in this onu-e mx sworn state
ment No 4.:U6 for the purchase of the SWi be
ln lot 6 and 7 E1 8W'i flee 6, Tp 26 8.iuin, K
Ko 8 W and will oner proof fo show that the
land sought is more valuable for lta timber or
sbnirthaii for agricultural purposes, and to es-
tariilsri nis cisim to saia iana m-iore l u mm
mirk D 8 Commissioner, at Oakland, Oregon, on
Wednofdar.ihe 8tli day of April, 111X1. lie
nsuie aa witness's: (iearge W Krone, Roef
hunr. Ore.. Ores A Uousor, Oakland. Ore.. W 8
Threlkeld.Tvee, Ore., U F Callahan, Wardton,-)
Oreann.
Any and all persona claiming adversely vha
above-described lands are requested to nle their
claims in this office on or beiore said Kn day 01
Apr. litrS. J.T.BRILKJES,
jjfip Register.
Notice for Publication. ,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICK
Kobshcbo, Ore.. Not 4, 1V02.
Notice is hereby given that In eompllanea
with the provisions of the aet of Congresa of
Junes, )S7H, entitled "An act for the sale ol
timber lands in the States of California, Oreiroa
Nevada .and Washington Territory," asextend
d to all the publio land states by act of August
OBCAR GrKTAFdON.
of Ashland, county of Ashland, state of Wis
consin, nas mis flay tiled la this office his
sworn statement No. SV13 for the purchase of
me oi sec 26, in rpy-JJ, it 4 west,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis
claim before the Register and Receiver of this
olllos oi Roseburg, Oregon,
on Thursday, the Mth day of May, 1S01 He
names as witnesses: w r Johhson, In. Eva
line Johnson, John Ball, Jr., and C O White,
all ot Myrtle Creek, Oregon. .
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to nle their
claims in this oflioe on or before said ithth day
Of May. 190. J. T.BRIDGK8,
niarl2p Register
Notice for Publication. !
TJnlted States LandOfflce,
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 7. 1S0S.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8, 187. entitled "An Act for the sale of
Timber Lends In the States of California. Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex
tended to all the Publio Land Blab by act of
August t, 1892,
PHILIP CHRIST, JR.,
of Vancouver, county ol Clark, state of Wash
ington, baa this dav filed In this office bis sworn
statement No. 81 JO, for the purchase of the
NW'of section 4, township 8, R ft west,
and will offer proof to show that the land sou ght
Is more valuable for its timber ot atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim before the Register and Receiver of this
tile of Roseburg, Oregon,
on Tuesday, the 28th day of Hay. 1903. He
names as witnesses: Esle Boren, John Lebn
berr, Wm. Marry, and llenry Boren, ail of
Camas Valley, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above doscrllxd lands are requested to file
their olalma in this office on or do lore said
Jtilh day of Mar. l'JOS.
J T BRIDGES.
MarlJ Reg liter.
into hard wood without bending, Jhein
If you dip them first In lard.
Haualxaaaa.
At the Dresent day, on the best au
thorities, there are 250,000.000 Mussul
mans In the world. The Christian pop
ulation Is put at 447,000,000, but the In
crease of Islam is more rapid than that
of lta sister religion. -
Tertoiae Shell.
Tortoise 6helL however old, can be
Lept bright by polishing It occasionally
with rouge powder.
Strawberry Sasro.
Strawberry sago Is made by soaking
half a cup of sago In a cup of cold wa
ter for an hour, adding a pint or straw
berry Juice and half a cup of sugar and
cooking until the sago la transparent
Berve cold.
Notice for Publication
Tnited Slates Land Office.
Rosebnrg, Orvgon. Oct 9.1902.
Kntii-AiB herehv riven that In eompllanoa
with the provvlonsol the act of Congress of
iune S, JSTS. entitled "An act for the sale of
Notice foi Publication.
United State Land Office.
Roseborg, Oregon Jan. 12, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compllanoe
with the provisions of the act of Congress oi
June s, 1K78, entitled " An act for the sale of
ti mber Units in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington rem lory as extended
Ui all the public land states by act of August 4,
LEOPOLD LEE.
of Lost Post Office, eon my ol Red Lake, state of
imniitii'iis, unf iuibuvt uini m m in oiuro uu
sworn statement No. lor the purchase of
tiieSE!i of action 6, township 29 8, R S west.
and will offer proof to show that the land son ght
Is more valuable for lta timber or stone thsa
for agricultural purposes, and to establish fala
nlstm before the Register and Receiver ol this
aliie of Rossbnrg, Oregon.
on Wednesday, the SSlh day of March, 1903"
He nmcs s wlineM.es; W. H. Wright and
W iiliam Duron, of Mvrt'e Creek. Oregon, A. D.
Clink, of Rosebnrg. Oregon, E G Bloraasli, of
Eut Portland, Oregon.
Any and all pervout cial.ntng adversely me
above described Unds are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said lh
day of March, 13. . J T BRllHiKS,
lip ttfgnier.
T0CXO HAMILTON.
bhlo, and at the time his likeness was
made be was four years old and
lghed over 2,700 pounds. He was
be a dark red color, with no white
markings. His fdre and dam are both
recorded lnthe American Shorthorn
Herd boot. "Whether either of them
(was without horns Is not stated. This
bull was the first prize animal In his
Hass at the Columbian exposition, won
the breed sweepstakes and led the herd
Which won grand sweepstakes for gen
eral purpose cattle. II is jret have been
hrr successful show animals. "His
idauchters are a fine type of beef anl-
knals and regarded good milkers, but
lOrey have too dairy records.
Eep Tkeat Comfortable
1' The Idea that the cattle should be
kept oat In the pasture as late as pos-
irfhlft In the fall that they may be
hardy daring the winter weather Is a
jpery erroneous one even If It did pre
ivall in the days of our grandparents,
isays American Cultivator. The grass
that can be found In the fields after
there has been a severe frost Is so ln
autritloas and Indigestible-that the an
imals are less fit to withstand cold
than those that have been given better
food In the stables. All stock wEl
grow lean on It and shiver In a tem
perature . where a better conditioned
animal would be comfortable, and the
fcows win make corresponding shrink
age m their mUk. But the stablea
should be warm enough to prevent any
fof them from needing to be hardened
to the winter weather, and If It is nec
lessary to turn them Into the yerd for
winter it should be for as short a time
as possible and In the warmest pint of
bright sunny days. Even the sheep.
jK-lth their warm woolen coats, do bet
ter when not kept out long In cold
fetorms and Windy days.
. Bolateta Beef Fans la Sew Tarlc
j It la undoubtedly true that the de
mand for heavy beef for both home
- iand foreign markets Is on the increase.
and prices are and will be higher than
tor years past, and for this reason
farmers are turning their attention to
that direction. There, is an lncreajed
(demand for nolstetos, and prices were
never eo high as at present The Hot
BtetD Is the Ideal dairy cow. She Is ca
pable f osing large quantities of feeI
and producing mUk at a less cost per
fcwndred pounds than any other cow.
jWhen on account of age or for any
other reason she becomes unprofitable
for the dairy, she has the ability to use
jthe same amount of feed to put flesh
on her bones and win do It at less cost
than other dairy breeds. I do not know
of any one who raises steers for beef.
Jbnt all our cows and bulls eventually
. L . Kaa? merkot nr.H T tw11pVi
that a farm remote from milk shipping
stations which could be purchased at r
Jow price could be made very profitable
In the production of Holstein beef. E.
H. Taylor in Rural New Yorker.
tsprorrment Ia Tex a.
" The persistent efforts of the Texas
atoefcmen to Improve their herds Is be
.pinning to show its effects. Breeders
la other states are coming to Texas
for cattle, recognizing the fact that
Terns now breeds cattle that are not
surpassed. An instance showing the
asteem in which Texas breeding cattle
lare held Is given by C. F. Thomas of
(Alexander, Ark., who In a letter to
Verm and Banch says: "Hereafter I
shall not only buy south of the fever
iiae, but shall advise my friends to do
00, even If they have to pay a third
more for the stock. One of my friends
baa Just ordered a registered Red
(Polled cow and heifer from Texas, as
1 advised him by all means not to buy
north of the fever line and that as good
took was bred In Texas as the countrj
afforded." .
ROYAL ROBES.
lim-.rUnili in tH stAtsnf California. i ireeoi
Nevada. and Washington Territory," asexiend
ed to all the public land states by act of August
4, utsz
THOMAS CLVE
of Grand Forks, Countv of rand Forks. State
of North Dakota, has this day Bled in this office
bi swnrn statement So. lor tne j.U'cnase
oi toe lots 3 nd 4 SWsvtSiOiPecnouo.
Township !Su!b, oi Ranee 8, w. and will of-
i, r proof io show that the land sought ts mote
valuable fir its timber or stone than for sgri-
cultnral purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before W ti Britt. U. S. CommiKi. ner
at Riddle. npon, id Friday, the 27th dav
of March, 1903 He names as witnesses: W. H.
Boren, H. C. Boren. Harry Lenherr and John
Aiiv and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are rM nested to file their
c'.aims in ihis office on or beiore the 27th day of
Mann. 19 S.
, J.t. BRUXiES,
c20p RegUter
Contest Notice.
rnited states Land Office,
' Rosebnrc. Oregon. Jan. li 1?3.
A saSricnt conte-t adidaTU having been tiled
in this omoe bv
RANSOM R. LOCKERBT,
contestant, against homestead entry No SMS,
r ade lecenilr. ItSW. lor SWJi ijec'.ion 20,
ToH5hip Sv e . Range 8 west, bv
WILLIAM J. GCY
cntestee. In which it is alleged that saldVen-
tryman is dead, having died more than nue
rear ago, that he was unmarried and that
there ts no venon living on the land or claim-
i-g title thereto and that said laud is abandon
ed, taid rarties are bereby noffied !o aj-pear,
respond and offer evideoce touching said a'le-
ranon at 10 o clock a. m. on March 2L W5. be
fore the Regisur and Receiver of the I'nited
S'ates Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
1 he smd contestant having, in a pmner am
davit, filed December 10. le& set forth facts
ahich show ttat after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, it is
hen br ordered and directed that such notice
be given by cne and proper publication.
J T BRIDGES, Register,
.. Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon. Nov. 8. 1902,
Notice la hereby given that in eompllanoa
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8,)T. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands In the States of California, Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory." asextend-
ad to all the publio laud slate by act of August
CURTIS JOHNSON,
of Erie, county of Erie slate of Pennt,lvanla
has this dsy Bled in this office his sworn sts'e-
nit nt No. 8U!4 for the purchase of the Ni
NK'i, BW!$ NKK, NWj, NK'4 of section
In township -M south, range 4 west,
ana will one r prool to snow that the laud sought
Is more valuable for Its Umber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim before the Register and Receiver of thja
eliios of Roseburg, Oregon.
on Thursday, the 28th day ot May. 190. fie
Dames aa witnesses: W r Johnson, Mrs Ela
ine Johnson. Job n Ball, Jr., and C O White, all
of Myrtle l.rees. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above desctlbed lands are requested 'o die their
claims la this ottioe on or before said 2sth day
of MayliWi. J.T. Bai doss,
- marUp Register.
Notice for Publication.
Tnited SUtes Land Office
Rosebnrg. Orepon. OcU7, 1902.
Notice u hereby given that In eompllanoa
with the provitions of the act oi Congme of
Junes, ISTH, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Terrttorv," asextend
ed to all the public land late by aet of August
4.1SS2.
FRANK E. COVELU
Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis, county
of Hennepin, stale of Minnesota, has Ibis day
bled in this oulce nil sworn statement Mi
S7H for the purrba- of the N'j ot of
rec. Ko. 10 In Tp. No. 26 8, of & No. 8 west
and will offer proof to ihow that the land son ght
Is more valuable for it timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish hut
claim before the Register and Receiver of this
oiiice of Roseburg, Oregon,
on Monday, Uie 6Ui iav of April 1903. He
names as witnesses: Francis A. Baker, and
Jxsiea W. Doherty, of Minneapolis, Minn , John
Thom. and Chaa. Thom. of Roseburg, Oregon
Any and all persons churning adversely the
above described lands are request d to file their
claims in this olnce on or bt-lora said eta oay
ot April, liui.
J. i. BJtll-Hjt?,
nl3p Register
Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication
United Stales Land Office.
Roseburg, Otegon, Nov. 7, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that In eompllanoa
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8,1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon
Nevada, and Washington Territory," aaextend
ed to all the publie land slates by act of August
t, law.
- R. J. WATSON,
of Glide, oonntv of Douglas, aula of Oregon, has
this day filed In this office his sworn statement
No SMI, lor the purchase of the N VM l bW ' .,
b4 NWJ4, of seo 4, in Tp 27 S, R 2 W.
and will of fer proof to show that the land sought
la more valuable for lta timber or atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish Ms
Claim before the Register and Receiver of this
flic of Roseburg, Oregon.
on Tuesday, the th day of May, 1903. Pa
names as witnesses: John L Watson of Ulide,
umon, j i murnioii, n vaa v reva, uregon,
J R Gardiner, and John W Ureenman, both of
Feel. Ores on.
Any and all persons claiming adversely lh
above described lands are requested to file
tkeirelslms in this office on or before ald46th
day of May, 1M. J f BRl iM.Kri,
tnaru Kegisier.
Un itid Ststss Lann Orrica.
Kosssuao. Ore.. Nsv. 7. 1J02.
Notice Is bersbv given that In eomnliaace
with the provisions ot the act of Congress of I
June. IbTH, tnUlled "An act lor the sale of
Timber Lands in the States of California, ore
c -. Nevada and W ashlngton Territory." as ex
lended to all the Public Land slaUie by act of I
August 4, li-yJ,
EUNICE B SAPPIN0TON,
of Portland, eonntv of sf ultnomah, atata of Ore
ton, baa this dav filed In this ofltce her sworn
statement No. krti, lor th purchase ef the
SW of section 4, township 29 ri, range 8 west.
ana win oner proof u snow inu tne iuu
sought ts more valuable for Its timber or s'ooe
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
ber claim to said land beiore the Register and
Receiver of tblsofhceat Roseburg. Oregon.
on Tuesday the Jnth day of May. lB She
names as witnesses: Hale Boren. John Labtv
rerr. Wm Murrv. and Henrv Boren. ail of
Camas Valley Orevoo.
Any and a.l persons claiming adversely th
above described lauda are requested to fil
thelrclatms in thuoiLceon or before said 2Sui
dayof May. lSOi. J. I.BRIIaiES.
maris sieguter.
Society Meetings.
Notice for Publication.
United S'ates Land office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Feb 2L 1JS-
Notice n hereby given that In comcllance
with tne provisions o! the act ol congress of
June a, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the State of California. tnegra
Nevada .and VI ashlngton Territory." asexteud
d to all the publie land states by act of August
a, uh,
V1CTU riSK-gHTO.
of Fnohnmish, oonnty of tfaohomisb state of
W'shiigun. has this day fiied In this office
hissaorn statement Ko. 44?J, for the purchase
of the NVk 'i of Sec K, Tp 81 South, Rangv
west, and wla offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for ts timber or atone
than for agricultu-ml purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land bel-.re W 8 Britt.
I- 8 Commissioner at Riod e, Orecrn, on
Fridsv the 1st dsy of May. He names as
witnesses: Charles A ehort, Snohomish, Wash,
Ii B tbort, SeatUe, W sah, W We) bright, Rlddic
Ore, J Q Giibeit. Perdoe. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
tl?eir claims lu this office or or beiore said 1st
cfXeyUuj. J.T. BRIDGES,
U6p neguser.
a:
A
B.
lEEDHAM
PIANOS
i THE BEST AND MUCH THE BEST
The fre-iient sales of small infrtru
menU ol lalo h a surpritw for this time
ot lite year. Prices and quality is what
counts when selling goods and yon can
always get the bet goods for the luat
money at T. K. Richardson's.
few m-cond hand
giTing incite
We bare on hand a
pianos, which w
oat at a sacrifice, to make room fr
our next car load. We hare oiTiy four
pianos of our Inst ear load left. The
Xeetlham sells itwlf at sight and souruL
Keetlham Pianos, the best anJ only Hie
best. T. K. Kichardisori.
Notice for Publication.
Unlte.l Sutes Land Office.
Rdseburg, Ore, Nov. 21, 1901.
Notice u hers-y given that In eotnpltanes)
with the provisions of the aet of CocgPM of
Junes. IsTS, entitled "An act for the aaia of
timber lands In the Stales of CallforniaOregoa
Nevada. and W ashing-urn Territory," axnd
d to all the public land slates by act of August
4.112.
ALIC GU8TAF50X.
of Myrtle Creek, eonnty of Douglas, stata Of
Oregon, baa this oay Rlen In this oraee
sworn statement No. 4xa for the pnrchase
the E4. b W l.. ..?): of ;iec 2. To 28 S. I
west and aUl oner t.roof to show that the lead
sought is more valuable fur lta timber or stone
than lor agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before the Register aad
Receisrr of th is offlre at Roseburg. Oregon.
a Thura4y the Ata day of May, 13. hoe
names ss witnenes: L T Robinson , O H Kob-
nson, W W Hudson and Oscar Gostafson. al of
Myrtle Creek. On-froa.
Any ana ail persons claiming adversely trie
above described lands are reqoested to file
their claims In this office OB or before said 2Mb
day of May, IMS. J.T. BRIDOES,
uiUp aeguier.
F. & A. M. Laurel Lodge No. 13.
HdIcIs regular meeting" on second
and f orth Wedueedayt of each
month. E. J. Ktroco, W. M.
N.T.JawkTT, rwcreUry.
U. W. Koaeborz Lodge No. 16.
Meets the recood aod lourth Mon
days of each month at 7 :30 p. m..
in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Members in
good standing are invited to attend. -F.M.Totita
M. W.
. II. Lenox Recorder. -D.
.8 West, financier.
P. O. ELKS. Eosebari Lodge So.
336. Holds regular communica
tions at I O. O. F. Hall on second
and fourth Tharadayi of each tnontti.
All members requested to attend rem
iarl and all Tinting brothers are cordi
ally In riled to attend.
W. U. jAMiaaoH. K. R.
V C. Lokdon, Secretary.
Af0. E. FOURTH REGIMENT. O
T N. J , meets at armory Hall every
w Thorsday evening, at 8 clock.
F. B. Uamloi, Cant
m
jl9p
J H BOOTH. Receiver
Notice for Publication
C!trrD i-TiTIS LA3TD Omcg.
Rosebnrg, Oregon, Feb. 2, lsS.
Notlca is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions ol the act of longresa or
timber lan Is in the States of California. Oreroo
Nevada .and Washington Territory." asextend-
ed to all the pablis land states by act ol August
a, Ida.
DAVID M HENDERSON.
of f Dokace. countv of ?Tokane. state of Wash
ington, has this day Cied In this once h:s
sworn ststement No 4 for the purchase of
lots 11. 12. in, and 14 e J4, Tp 2 south R W
and will of fer proof tothowthat the land sought
is more valuable tor its timoer or stone lean
for agricultural purpr'Ses. and to establish his
claim before tbe Register and Receiver of this
office of Roseburg, Oregon.
-n Monday, the 10th dav of April lOS. Be
names as ai oesses. jeorge Turner, Rosebnrg,
Ore . G W Chsmberlsin. Iavs Creek, Ore., Wm
H Wright, and H W Miller Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Acv and a. I persons claiming adversely tbe
above described lands are requested to fth- their
claims in ibis office on or beiore said 2tn day
olApr.iaoa. . t. bridois.
lop Keguier
Notice for Publication.
Cnlted Bute Land Office.
Roseborg Oregon. Jan 14. 1X&.
Notice ts heret v given that tn eomnlianea
with the provisiens of th act of Congresa of
June t, 1S7S, enuUed "An act for the sate of
timber lands in tbe States of California. Oregon
Nevila and Washington Terrilorv." as extend
ed to ail the publie land state by aet of August
, MOW.
GEORGE W KRUsK
' oeburg, tountj of Don r las, state of OrecoB
bss tiiu oay bled in this office his sworn state
ment No4314 for the purchase of the r-EU of
section 4 , lowoaaip jt sooth, ranges west.
snd will ofler proof to show that the lac
sought is more vainabl - for lta timber r stone
than for agricultniei nnrDasea. and tn estab
lish b's claim to said land before Z L Dimmick
t, 8 Commis.iotier. at Oakland. Oregon- on
Wednesday, the Sih day of April, lAti. He
names as witnesses: Ores A Uoueer, Oakland.
Ore-, W A Simmonda, Brockwsy, Ore., W b
Threikeld, Tyee, Ore., M F Callahan. Wardton,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverselv the
above descrtned lands are requested to fi e their
claims in tntsooice oa or beiore said S'.h day
oiApr-isus. J. i.JJailHr-.
JP stesister.
I
Notice for Publication.
CMTED 8TATE8 LAND OITICK.
KosEhCSO, OKSi(., 0 t 17, 1 Oi
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June, entitled "An act for the s&ie of
timber lands in tbe States of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the rnDuc Land states by act ol Aug
ust i, UtJ,
ROT M. HICKS
of Woodburn, county of Marion, state cf Ore
con, has tb ;s day fi led in this office bis sworn
statement No 3715 for tbe purchase of the NW
of section XI, township si south range 8 w
and will offer proof to show that the land sontrht
is more valuable ior its limner or stone tnsn
for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis
claim before the Register and Receiver ot this
filce of Roseburg, Oregon.
on Tnesday, the 7th day of April, 103. He
names as rn'itoesses: W T Minard, H W Miller.
B M Arm i mre, James Bullock all of Myrtle
CreeK, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
above decribed lands are requested to tile their
ciaimt ir, this oil ice on or beiore ssla Tto nay ol
April. I'AK. - i. l DKIDOSft,
aegister.
It has been settled beyond a doubt
that King Leopold will visit the St
' Louis exposition. lie will be the first
monarch of Europe to set foot on
American soil.
Qoeen Maria Pia of Portugal has
Just ordered from Paris a twelve
horsepower automobile, with which
ehe Intends to make extensive tocrs
through the country.
Princess ictoria, the only unmar
ried daughter of King Edward, Is un
derstood to love where she may no!
wed and therefore . will probably end
her days Jn splnsterhood.
The new king cf Saxony la chiefly
known for his military tastes and con
eidorute treatment of private soldiers.
lie was commander for thirty years of
the Twelfth army corps, which Is Sax
ony's contingent to the Imperial ar
mies. The empress dowager of China In
tends establishing a girls' school In the
palace at Peking. Ten daughters of
princes win be the students. A female
teacher will Instruct them in English.
The reason Is that the empress needs
Interpreters when entertaining the
wives of foreign ministers.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.
Roseburg. Oregon, Dee, 27, W2.
Notice ts hereby given that fa -enrnpUane)
with the provisions of the act of Congresa of
June 1.1878. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregoa
Nevsds And Washington Territory," aa extend
ed to ail the public land states by act of August
ECOERIE r. YOUKU,
of Anfleton. countv of f-wlft, state of Minn.,
has this dsy filied In this office his sworn state
ment No. -U".', lor the purr-rinse ol me lots ana
win oner prool to snow tnai tne iana solum is
more valuable for lta timber or ttone than lor
agricultural purposes, snd to establish bis
c.aim to ssid Is:il before W. g. Britt. V. 8. Com
miMinnr t Bif.ftls. Ors.. on UnQdsr. tne 23d
dsy of March, lsa lie l ames ss Witnesses:
Iuiac WinmDgt-em. aud Douglas Wlnnlngbam,
of Olalla, re., Peter A. Durch, of Rostourg,
Oregon, Wm. R. Young, of Connell. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lsnd are requested to file their
claims in lhisoa.ee on or before said 2H day
01 .March, lMtt. I briimjKs,
JLfp aegister.
Notice for Publication.
- Cnlted States Lsnd OfCre,
Roseburg, Oregon Jan 6, 10
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with tne pruvui'ins of the act of Congress of
June 3. )(-7S. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oret-on
Nevada. and Washington Territory." asextend-
ed to all the publie land states by act ol August
4,
CHATLES P. BIRNARD,
of Roseburg. countv of Douglas, state of Ore
gun bss ihiK day bled tn this office bis sworn
stemertt No. 42i for the purchase of tbe W V,
Vt, 54. nee- 21, ip.t, mi est,
aud aill otier proof to show that the lnnd
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for aj-ricultural purposes and to es ab-
li b hi claim to SHld lard bcore Z. 1 Dim
mick, L. r. Commissioner. Oakland, Oregon, on
Monday tbe ltltb day of March, l.. He names
an WllDess: John Given, Roseburg. Oreron,
frank Orcutt. Melrose, Oregon, Melvln ifur-
phy, Ro-eburg, Oregon, James Bristow, Rose
burg. Oregon
A it sou all persons claiming adverse'y the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on of beiore said lfc'h day
Ol March 1XJ4. i x UKIDOEH,
j lip Regislur.
Notice for Publication.
Cnlted States Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon Jan. 1. 118.
Notice ts here by given that In compliance
with tbe provislms of the act of Congresa ol
June J, JST. entitled "An act for tbe sale of
timber lands In the States of California, urejon
Nevsyls.snd W ashington Territory," asextend
d to all the pobUa land states by act ol August
4, USfi.
WALTER 8 THRELKELD
of Tvce. cotintv of Dotigiss. state of Oregon
has this dav tiid In this office his sworn state
ment No 4K16 fie tbe nurchase of the HE'i of
section S o. 6 township No 24 south, range
K west W . M. and will orler proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
p, and to establlsn his clitira to said land
beiore Z L Dimmick, U S Commissioner, at
Oakland. Oregon, on Wednesday tbe tub day
of April I'M. He names as witnesses : George
W Kruse, Rostburg, Ore, W A 8imraoo.ii
BroHkway. Ore., Orea A Mouser, Oakland, Ore.
M V Callahan. Wardton. O eaon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are reqnesled to file their
claims in this (ithce on or beiore said otn day
oi Apr. iwm.
jjop j. t. BKitKjts, ueguier.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
lor iougia eouuiy. (
1. F. Clements,
flainUff ' I
TS V
6. W. Tooley, (
liefendant i
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and order ot sale. duly iMQed out of
aad nuder the seal of the above en 1 1 tied court.
in the above eutited cruse, to me dirtcu-d
and dated the 2fith day of eiruary. ma, upon
a lungmerit reniiered ana entered In raid court
on the 'tod dayof Jannarv, l'JJ3, tn favor of
the above named plmntlfl and against the
above named defendant, and against the
hereinafter mentioned and d-s;ribed attached
real prop;rty, for the sum of f 100 with Interest
thereon at trie fate ol lu per cent per annum
trotn tne 14h dsy of Joiy, ijOi, and tbe further
sum of fl.ao costs aud iLc coi-u of aud upon
tins w nt. aow mereiore i win on
Saturtlav, the lltbdav ol. April. 19Cr3,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, at tie court
honse front doir. In Rosebnrg, Imugias county.
Oregon, fen at nubile auction to tbe blirbeat bid
'let. for cafh in hand, al . the right, title and
iDterest, v bich tbe said Deiendant, had on
theiStndsy of October, 1902, or at any lime
thereafter is or to the following lesciibed
real property, to-wit:
Tbe ui.divided one-hlf interest In and to
the following described r-ai bropertv to-wit
Lot M In block No. 1. ano lots 12, 13, 14, 1.1, 16
17,1a, In Work No ?.; also lots S, 9 snd 10 In block
No 6, in Thomas subdivision of lot No. IS. and
west half of lot No. 12. Frtiitvaie Addition to
Roseburg. Oregon, with all and singnlar the
p-ticments hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto beloiigifg or in anywise appertain
ing, i o satisi r ' aia execution, order ol saie,
interest, costs snd accruing costs.
iMed at Roseburg, this ttth nay of March,
1HU3. - JE. L,. rAKKO J i ,
1 Bherlff of Douglas countv, Oregon
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 27, 1S02,
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
I .... . O ,uvfl .... 3 I.I . . . 1 . , . I
.uuuo,(tio,Binuru adki ior me saio oi
timber lands In the States of California. Oregon
Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the publio land states by act of August
S, WH,
CLARENCE A. FAY.
of App'eton, county of Ewlit, si ate of Minn
has tins day nlea In this omce his iworn state
ment No. 4211, for the purchase of the NKU of
Sec 20, Tp. 30 8. R 7 W., and will offer proof to
show that the land sought Is more valuable for
us timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
before W 6 Rritt. V. g Coran issioner at Riddle,
Oregon, on Monday, the 23 1 day of Match, l'.'tl.
He names as witnesses : o. V, Banks, of West
Bend, Iowa, A. C. Carlson, of Center City,
Minn., Peter Durch, and Albert Daren, of Rose-
burg. Oregon.
Any end all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lnhris are requested to file thvl
Kls'ms In tills office on or before said d day
oi Mrcn, hah. i, x. tiiti u its.
J12p Register
.Notice jf or Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg, Ore ,
February 2H, 1J3
Notice Is hereby given that the following
turned settler nss mza notice oi n:s Intention
to make final t roof in snnnort of his claim, and
that said prool will be made before the Hcgiater
ana neceivtr, H.lUti ntatos Land Othce at
Kosenurg Oregon, on April io, viz: ,
J AM Kb H. BHCI K.
nd. E. No. 12 419, for the V.t BKV. BFli NEV
i, tt "4 cr.yi, pe- i p o, n j west,
He nsrm-s the following witnesaea to orova
his con'inn out residence uion and culllvallon
ol said land. t,i. l.eorec West, and Beniaml
V Shellds, of liosglln Ore , Andrew J Bellows,
Koseburg, Ore , Lee Q llarrlnirton, Ollde. Ore.
March 6 J. X. RR1 U(jb, Register.
EG REG OF HONOR. Mystic Ixdse
No. 13. NaeU 2nd and 4U lr.orw
dav eTcnibs of each month in N
tive Boos' Hall. Viaiting members cor-
liallT twttted to attend.
Mas. Mesut WasT.C.ol H.
E. U. La.x50X.Eec
Notice for Publication.
rolled Btatea Land Office.
Roseburg. Ore., Oct, J, lA't '
notice ts here l. v riven thai In eomclianea
with tbe provisions of the act of Congresa of
June a, lf., entitled "An art for the sal of
timber lands In tbe Slates of California. Oregoa
Nevada juid K ashlngton Terriurv."aaextand-
ad to all the public land states bv act of Acirust
4.192.
THOMAS W LARK'S.
ot Rosebnrg, roomy of Douglas, 'state of Ore
goa has this dav Gird in this office his sworn
statement No :t, for the pnrchase ol the W '
S'iXWJiol SCC14.TP rL. R. S West
and artll of fer proof to show t b at the land sn got
Is more valuable for lta timber or stone tnso
tor agrlculmral Dnrrxes and to establish his
claim before tbe Register aad Receiver ot thla
liice of Roaebarg, oregoa.
on I bnrsday the 12tb 4 y of March, lm. He
names as wltnesaee: David L Mania, William
H Uuoter. w iiliam J Lander and Josrpl X
Wealberby. of Roaebore. Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adverselv the
above desert bed lands s re requested to file
their claims tn Ibis o&ce ca or before said 12tb
dav of March, LAM, JTBRILx.ES,
12 p stesnsier
OF A. Conrt Doaglaa No. 32, For
eeWra ol America, aieeta ever
Tneeda eveninft in Native Bona?
Hall. Visiting brothers a! wave welcome
h. W.i AXtLX U. B.
. E. H. Lcxox, B. 8
E. V. Hoovaa, PhTrician.
10. O. P. PhileUriaa Lodge No. 8.
Meets in Odd" Fellot' Tern pie, cor-
tier Jackson and Case Btreeta, on
Saturday evening ol each week. Mem
bers of tbe order in good standing are
tuvited to attend.
U. B. GliLKTTR, N. G
5.T. Jgwirr, becretary.
of P. Alpha Lolfc-e No, 47.
T. K. RICHARDSON MUSIC HOUSE g
Roseburg and Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Professional Cards.
B.M. CHEADLE,
DENTIST.
Office opposite
Sloeum's Uail
KOUBCRii URK
JJR.H.L.STCDLEY,
Osteopath
Temporary Cffica XcClellaa Iloase
Kxaalnatlon Free. Office boars 9 to 12 a. sn,
2 tofp.m. 6radnateBUnCollcgof Osteopathy
Phone Mala 21
5
Q.EORGE M. BROWN,
Attorney-at-Law,
Court Roose
bowaauura.
t I li f t i
'A
if
y
YRTLE GREEK FLOUR
J V 1 The Best Always the Cheapest
For Sale by
Leading Grocers
ROr-ERrRO.ORE
Q V FISHER, II. D,
Phyeician, Surgeon.
Office over P. O. Roararaa,
'Phone Main 591. . Oaaoos.
QR.GE0. E. II0UCK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
Office Pevtew Bia.
fbooe. Mala H
ORRtsOS
JJLMEE V.
HOOVKB,
Meets
r.
in
ood if aadinr are invited to attend.
W. C. Hildebraxd 0. C.
S.V. KapK.R.c5.
every WedneedaT, la I. O- O.
Hall 1-3A p. m. Members
Sneclai alien Uoa givea to Dt
ana i nrocs.
OfCofc-Mkln Pi. one door south of CltyHsll
flKsne. Mala Ml.
K.!
Notice for Publication.
I nited Plate Land Offlre. '
Rosebnrg. Oregon. Jan . IMS.
"otlce m berebr given that ta eonnllaaea
Jods 8, ItCS. enu(ie4"a act for the sale of
timber lands In the busies of California, Oregoa
Nevada .aod Washington Terrltorv."asexteud-
ed to all lie publia land stales by act of A a gust
4.UKS.
JOItS IITNES.
of Rosebnrg, roomy of IMngiaa, state ot Oregon
n.s tola oay tiled in this omce bis sworn state
nunt No. 4iT2 for the pnrchase oi tbe SW ol
sertion XI, township 29 ana la, range i we1!
and w 111 of fer proof to show t hat the land son rbt
ts store valuable for lu timber or stone tfcaa
for agricultural nims. and Io establish his
claim before the Rcrister and Receiver cf Uua
al flee of Roseborg. U reran.
on Tne lav the lh dav of If arch. 1901, He
names as witnersre: ueorge inrner. jonn
Farmer, of Roa-btirg. Ore.. H W sillier. M yrtle
i reea, Ore, and bcorge lmocK, ol auicae.
Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversers the
above desrribed lands are retries ted to file their
claims in tms oiacsi on or Deiore aaia las usj
ot March, liu.
t. T. Bin una,
J19p Regialer.
T. M. Protection Tent No. IS.
Holds its regular Reviews the
first and third Fridsv of each
month in the I. O. O. hall. Vioiting
members in good standing are invited to
attend. F. F. PATrEaox, Com.
E. . Blodgrt, Record Keeper.
I 1LAC
1 W
- TK
1LAC CIBCLE. So. 49, Women of
oodcrafu Meets on first snd (bird
Thursdays, of each month at tbe Na
tive 8ons, Hall. Visiting members in
s-ood standing are invited to attend.
Iaxtua BsHLaaRDR .Guardian Nei(lilr.
MiKKia Otst, fcVcy.
LO. T. M. Rueer.org Hive No. 11.
. Holds its regnlar reviews opon the
second and fourth Friday ere.
of each month in tbe Native Sooi' Hall.
Sisters ot other Hives ieiticg in tbe city
ar eordlallT invited to attend onr re
views.
Jiasis Kapp, L.Cum
Maids E. McCtiLuts, B. K.
M.
W. OK A. Myrtle Camp No. 6330.
Meets first and third y, xlnraart
each month at Native Son' Hall,
fjso Bvkox, Clerk.
Notice for Publication. "
CKITED CTATE8 LAKDOVFICR,
Rosibcrs, Ore , Oct, li, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that Io rompiiance
with the provisions of the act of Congress ol
June, !;, entitled '-An act for the sale of
timber lands In tbe slates ot California Oregon
Nevada and W ashlngton Territory." as extend-
ed to all the pubi c lsnd stairs by act of August
MART A CAS50X.
of Rosebnrg. county of Douglas, stabs of Ore
gon haa ihisdey tiled in this omce her sworn
statement Mo :77 for tbe purchase of tbe NK'
NRU section 1H, township 27 south. R wist
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 hit
Claim before the Register and Receiver of this
filce of Roseburg. Oregon.
on Friday the Dm day of April, 1901. 8be name
as witnesses: Grant Singleton. Oarer Mnglcloa
N K Chacman and R LCaaooa all of Roseburg.
Oregon.
Any and all persons' claiming adversely tbe
above doscriKd lands are rvmies'ted to tile their
claims In this office on or before aaidlrd day of j
o:
E. 8 Roeebnri Chapter No. 8
Holds their regular meeting on ths
first and third Thursdays in eacb
nontb. ViHiting members in food
ttandinc are reapecifnily Invited to at
nd. Mas. Naxme tPRAGt V. !.,
Macpk Rat Secretary.
lTF.BEKAH8. Roaebnrx Eebekab
IF Lodire No.41. I.O. O. F meets in
14 Odd Fellows' Temple every Taeeday
eveninff. Visiting eifiters and brethren
invited to attend. "
Dklla Drowh, N. G.
Cora Wim bkrlt. . S,
J. T. BRIDGES. Register
Notice for Publication.
Fnlted State Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 1H, 1902. '
notice is hereby given that a compliance
wii.u ins provisions or tne act oi t ongross ol
JuneS, )x, a. entitled "An art for the sale of
timber lands in the states of California, Otegon
r-evsrta,anl Washington Terrliory,Maseiteod-
aa to au tne publie land states by act of August
THEODORE A NPERSON, '
of Everett, county of Hiioiinmish.sUieof Wssh
haa this day tiled in this o trice bis sworn state
ment to. m, ior the purchase ol the lots i.7.
f. II, of section 6, township XI 8, R s west and
will offer proof to show that the land sought la 1
more vsluable for its tlmberor stone than fori
agrii nltunil purposes and to establish bis claim
to said land beiore W H Britt, II 8 Commissioner
at Kiuille Oregon, ou Friday the 1st day of NaT
l!3. He names aa witnesses J Cl Gilbert, fer.
due, Ore., Andrew Audeison, Everett, Wash.,
i harles A Hhort, bnohomlsb, Wash. O D Reeves.
Everett, Wash.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the
above described lauds are requested to file their
claims in fis on ice on or peiora sain 1st day
olllav, 1S0. J T BK10GE8,
1 Kettlster
UNITED AUTIPANS. Umpqna As
sembly Na 105 meets every 8atur
dav evening, at 8 o'clock, in Native
Sons llall. ViHiting Artisans cordially
invitd to attend. .
... - Kav. S A. DorobAs, M. A.
Mtys. I.ki.a Runwy, SeyretarT.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak
Camn No. 125. Meets at the Odd
Fellows' Hart, in Roeebnr. every
drat and third Monday evening. iait
Ir-t neighbors always welcome.
Jas. E. Lawyers, C. C.
J. A. Bccbaram, Clerk
u
NION ENCAMPMENT, I. 0. 0. F
Odd t el low a Templo. Meeta first
and third Thursdav evcnintrn each
month, visitors cordially invited.
J. 1$. IlAMILTOX, C. P.
J. C. TwrrcifRLL, Scribe.
Notice for Publication.
Tnited Ftates Land OfBca,
Roseburg, Oregon, Jan 16, VMt,
Notice u hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of tbe act of Congresa of
June 8, )87. entitled "An art for the sale of
timber lands in the Btates of California, Oregon
Nevada.and Washington Territory, " asextend
ed to ail ths ptiLilo land stales by act of August
4, 192.
0RE8 A 1I0UBER
ol Osklnnd, county of lionglas, state of Oregon
t.aj Ibis dy llle.l In tills ofllce his sworu
statement No. ta?, for the purcbsse of the 8WV
of Mertlon. i. Township 26 bouth, Range 8
west and will offer prool to show that the lsnd
sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone
than for agricnltural purpr see, and to eslablish
his claim to said land before Z. L. Dimmick, U.
8. Commissioner at Oakland, Oregon, pa
Wednesdav the Mlh dsy of April, 1113. JJ
names as witnesses: teorge W Kruse, of Rose
bnrg. Ore , W A r'immorjds, of Brockway Ore.,
W H Threikeld, of Type, Oregon, H t Callahan,
of Wardlon, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ths
above described lands are requested ti file
their claims In this office on or before said 8ih
day of Apr. 1903. J.T. BR! DUES,
J2ip - Register.
Yoncalla Real Estate
TIMBER and LOAN BROKER
..FIRE INSURANCE..
Timber lands located and for sale. Good bnr-
gainain farm praperty, Loans made en easy
, terms In sums from tJjQ to any amount at 3, t.
0 sua 0 per ceui.
A. P. APPLEQATE,
YONCALLA. O RK
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ED T. NAGiiEL
RESIDENT
(PIAKQXTl'riER)
Best References.
All Work Guaranteed
Leave orders at Bur r'sMun'cl? to
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RoesactMi Osaooa
of Um Ko
W HAYNES,
DENTIST,
Review Bulldlnt,
Iaiepbeaa ho. a,
KOSIBCRU UESQCB
M. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Reoas I 1. V arateri Bidg, ROSUCRQ. OR
aaBnBMabelnriheD 1 Land OXce aed
au tunc eaaes a s paetal ly.
Lata Receiver 0. R Lead Oslcw
If yon want to buy a
l yon want furnished
If ycfu want to buy a
If you want to
If you want to
If you want to
farm
rooms
house
rent a house
build a house
a house
move
ulylij ii ii i
U vra laa'tktvsPir
all oa or svidr
F F. Pali
3i '30,
CarafTer
aa4 KaiMev
Reeebarc
Orecon.
N. A. FOSTER & CO.,
GOVERNMENT
LANDS
Of every dfts-rivjiion. Farms aad Min
eral Lands. Uresoa. WafLiastna and
Minnesota.
(23) OAKLAND. OREGON
BEST
MEAL
IN THE
CITY
FOR
25
CENTS.
THE NEV
Cor.
VTahinston
and Main Streets
Mrs. Belle Col lias
H. Little,
JOHN H. SHUPE.
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Rosastao, Oaaooa.
Saalneas beiore U.SL Land OfBcraal nabatt
business a specialty.
OOre Abrahara Bniidtng,
s
i-
DENTIST.
J C I CLLERTOJi
Attorney-at-Law.
U' practice In au the Elate and Federal coora
Office la Marks' Bio.. Rose burg. Oregoa.
Q0MM0D0RE 8. JACKSON,
Attorney and Conneellor at Law.
Mlmnjr Law and Water Rights made
a specialty.
alters Bid ROMaBtJRO.ORIttiO'
W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
seats landt
vsvlew Building. R06KBrRt, ORK'JOW
J A. BUCHANAN, Notary rnbli.
AttomCy-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Room 1
Marsters Building.
ROSEBORG, O
H.
J. ROBIXETT,
Attorney at Law.
Room 11,
Taylor wiuron Block Koigfcaa,
0B
A.B.SBAT,
c a. BgHLBaana
lEIILBREDE & GRAY,
LAWYERS
ta e, also
fractloe In all ol the oonrts of tbo
before tbe D. 8. Land department.
Tailor & A ilsoo Block,
Notary Public In office
'fboue Main 2j6 ROSEHCKQ, ORB
INSURE IN THE
m m mm
INSURANCE AT COST.
Head Office, McVlnnville, Orcion
A nit. of insuranc iu force, f 1 1 ,000,000.00
Net pain in one year, 2,6'.'8,787.00
Saving its members 1 yr., 80,501.60
Nnniher soparato risks, 22,Si0
Se A. J. Buchanan.
Rosebure, Oregon. Agt. for Douglas Co,
Title (itiarnntee&Loan Co
ROSKBCRO, ORKQON.
1. 0.
Hmit.TOrr,
frealdent
D C. Ham iLTott,
Vecy. aud Treaa
0fT.es Io the Court Honse. Have ths only com
niete svt of alwtreot books In lioiislas t'ountv
Abstracts end Certirioaiea ot Title furnished w
DouKlas county land and mlnliix ciairaa. Have
also a coinpletM set of Traclni? o' all township
ats in (lie Koseiiurs, utomi, i . n. Lan o Dl
pis
tln-t.
sblp
Will make blue print copies of auy tus
OakUnd. .
Ortjnn.
Abetract of Title to Deeded Land.
Papers prepared for filing on Govern
ment Land.
Bine Prints of Township Maps showing
al! vacant Lands.
fRANK E. ALLEY,
Architect
Abstracter
Plans and Estimates for all Build
ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures
Office, in new Bank Bniliiine. Thons 415
ROSEBURG. OREGON
Go to
F. 8. IB
BARBER SHOP.
For a Procij icJ Firat-claa
Shave or Hair-cat. Con; pa
tent VToekmen," Cean Tow
els, Tools aiwavi in saapa.
Baths in Connection.
5 Shop on Jackson H.
Homes from $250 to 55000
Writ or TLona
V7m. LT, Porter,
Real Estate Agent and Notary
Timber and Homestead Locator
PacLex and Guide
Camas Vallej-, Oregoa
S saiVe son Ik arest ol Resebarc
I MRS
H. EASTC U
is 1 repared to wait crn oM
and newcnstotnersan-ifrieniia
with a full and complete
stock of
GROCERIES
A GREAT COnPANY
Tae Mew-Vorkt Life
FIMrslcvea years old.
Assets over fro,ooo,ooo.
Income tn 1901 OTrr l7s,ooo,o
Insarance m force over U6),
000,000.
Mew IuMarance pald.for tat ioi
over aoa.ooo.ooo.
raid PoiicMolden tn loot,
over St7,eoo,oeo.
Paid Potlcy-Molderaln 37 Tears,
over (J40,ooe,oeo.
v W. J. Moon, A Kent.
Rosebnrg Ore
All fresh nd oi the very beet
quality. Teas aad coeea are
specialties- Your patronai
solicited.
aos Jackson SL,
O r. at Kara M
ST Siajav -ajl .
THE
PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD
' The Grvalcst Farrj Paper ot the XtsrlV
wvt 1-uhiishe.t sreckSv at Saiem O-e-roa.
Edited bv tbe Farmers of te
Northaeau Taeuty Paa. Illa3tratd.
A .WESTERN PAPER
FOR WESTERN PEOPLE
Ss Papers tot Si ee. Leas tsea acta esc
Pnblication betran Sfarch U 1M. Sow
nase.aee sutua-rilwrsk fhenoraenal erowth
Is .1ue U its betne tbd bwit Ism un.r nk.
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lUhed.
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THE SCENIC LINE
Through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver, and the Famous Rocky
Mountain Scenerv ty daylight
. TO jfkTiT-. FOIITTS
3 FAST TRAINS DAILY EE1TCN CSECf AS3 tDiYQ 3
Modern Equipment, Through Pullman and Tourist Sleep
ing Cars and Superb Dining Car Service.
STOPOVERS ALLOWED
For rates, tMcn and other W. C. McBRIDO, GenM Ajent,
inforniiuum, addrens l4 Third Street, lrtinJ, Ore