MACED'OfilftH SITUATION
Greek Editor's Explanation oi
the Eastern Trouble.
BEGINNING OF THE INSUEEEOTIOB
Oonatnntlne D. Pbassonlarldes Sar
Reliance on Rnaala la ReapooJllblc
For tlie Revolution and Tlint Mae
rdouliini Are Satlafled Witls Turk
ish Hale Greek Population and In
terentn Far Exceed Bulgarian.
"The Nctv Xork newspapers do not
seem to understand the Macedonian
situation," said Constantlne D. Phas
eoularides, the editor of Thermopyla:.
the Greek newspaper, recently to a
reporter of the Kew York Commercial
Advertiser.
"The trouble In Macedonia began
about two years ago, when the Bui
carian revolutionary committee oi
Bona was organized. Its object was
to expel the Greeks from Macedonia.
To carry on the conflict they obtained
from wealthy Greeks, by force and
blackmail, revolutionary funds. To
quote from a pamphlet Issued last May
by the Society of Hellenism of Athens,
'From December, 1001, to the end of
1002 the Bulgarian committee assas
sinated about GOO Greek merchants and
other wealthy Greeks of Macedonia,
and from others by threat and black
mall they raised from 50 to 1,000
($250 to $5,000) each.'
"By the latest statistics which the
Greek government sent to the powers
about the racial population of Mace
donia, as reported in the Nea Hcmera
of Trieet. Austria, on Aug. 29, the
total population in the vilayet of Mon
astir, which consists of the districts
of Korlza, Dlbra, Seres and Elbasan,
is S59.109, of whom there are 309.782
Greeks, 174,011 Bulgarians, 14.G00 Ser
vians. 12,000 Roumanians, 844,700
Mussulmans and 4,950 Jews.
"The vilayet of Salonika, whith con
gists of the districts of Serra and
Drame, has a population of 1,040,220,
of which number there are 84S,050
Greeks. 205.SS0 Bulgarians, 223,514
Mussulmans and 60,770 of other na-
tlonalltles, of which number there are
51,000 Jews. Thus it is seen that al
though the Bulgarians lay claim to
Macedonia they are decidedly in the
minority.
"According to the statistics of the
Bulgarian exarchate itself, there are
55,633 Greek pupils attending the
schools in Macedonia and 19344 Bul
garians. According to the statistics ol
the Turkish government, fifty-three
Greeks to one Bulgarian pay taxes.
The Greek population Is not only
the largest, but the most progressive
The British consul in Salonika, writ
ing to his government, said: 'Generally
the Greek population in Macedonia
higher in numbers and education than
the Bulgarians. They also surpass the
Bulgarians in business and commerce
The Greeks, however, are quiet and
avoid trouble, hoping that they will
get benefit by peace, while the Bul
garians are always ready to commit
any crime for their own benefit
"Of the Bulgarians fighting hi Mace
donia today not one has been bora
Macedonia. They all make Inroads
from over the frontier. The people
generally are peacefully inclined and
prefer to remain under the Turkish
protection rather than under the crim
inal rule of the Bulgarians.
"Of course behind Bulgaria Is Hus
ela, who wants to grab everything,
quote from an article written by Prince
Mestsersky in the Graschdaum of St
Petersburg. 'If there were not Rus
sian consuls in Macedonia there never
would have happened these pitiful
things. I am very sure that the revo
lutionary movement would never have
rlBen so strong in the absence of Rus
sian consuls. We must not forget that
Macedonia, Albania and Bulgaria are
using every means to force Russia to
go to arms against Turkey. Lam ask
ing our government, when things are
In this condition, what is the use for
u to have consuls in Macedonia. If
had the power lnthe government
lcould recall all oar consuls from
there."
"When the actual revolution began
about a month ago in Krushevo. ac
cording to the Acropolis of Athens and
other Greek newspapers, 400 Greeks
were slain and the city was ruined.
According to the same paper, .about
thirty Greek villages were destroyed
tn the Tilayet of Monastir. During the
conflict of course some of these vll
lages were destroyed by the Turks,
who found it necessary to bombard
them in order to drive out the Bul
garian revolutionists who were defend
ing themselves there.
"According to the papers published
in Phlllppopolls, none of the Greek
merchants there can easily escape the
blackmail or the Bulgarians who are
practicing the "money or your life'
game
"We find, then, that the Bulgarian
have no right to Macedonia by either
numbers or commercial interest The
real wealth of the country is with the
Greeks.'
girls Guard Far Saxrlaxs Klax;.
King Peter of Serrta does not feel
that he is in security at the konak
(royal palace) and intends to establish
a Swiss guard on the model of that ex
lsting in France at the time of the
French revolution, says the Vienna
correspondent of the New Xork World.
This project la criticised by the In
habitants of Belgrade, but as a meas
ure of precaution it appears to be Justi
fled. Unflattering rumors circulate on
the conduct of the army. The officers
of the school of war have had some
secret meetings lately, and Geners
Lasarevltch, the most popular chief cf
the army, is said to be on the eve
making a pronunciamento.
TO UPLIFT CRIMINALS.
Satr IlrltUft Horn Seoretavr
Plana a Great Woslt.
With the exception of those who are
taking the chief parts in the so called
-fiscal controversy" now raging in
England no member of the British cab
inet has been more talked of lately
than the recently appointed home sec
retary, the Bigit Hon. Aretas Akers
DouglaB, says the London correipond
nt of the Washington Post In his
capacity as head of the department of
the government which deals with crim
inals Mr. Ai ers-D6ulas recently, laid
before parliament a scheme regarding
the treatment of wrongdoers which,
he hqpes, will solve a problem that has
been for years agitating the minds of
hi predecaasors. He is going to try
to reform the criminal classes so as to
make t"" both within asd without
th prison clOcens. Hitherto prisoners.
Imapoctfre of their antecedents, wbe
were sentenced to penal servitude
that ts, any term Involving confinement
for over two years were put to such
unprofitable occupations as picking oak
um or breaking stones. The secretary
feels that all prisoners arenot hope-
less cases; hence "his new scheme
Young men serving their first period
are to be kept under special observa
tion, and if it is found that the crimi
nal Instinct is not strongly developed
in tliem they will be taught some use
ful trade, which may help them to bo
come respectable citizens on their re
lease. Habitual criminals will also be
put to some useful occupation by which
they will no longer be a burden on the
taxpayer, and If they show no disposi
tion to reform they will bo kept In iirip-
on for an Indefinite period. This fea
ture of the scheme Is drastic because
It will need a special act of parliament
to put it into operation.
Faahlona In Fun.
It Is time to begin to think of your
furs for the winter season. Last sea
son saulrrcl was a strong rago. It will
not be discarded this season, says the
New -York Evening Journal. Chinchilla
fur will be seen a great deal. Possess
ors of saiiskin snoma reei cucenut.
as this fur Is to be most fashionable,
especially In the shape of boleros with
pelerine collars and as carriage wraps
mixed with sables. Another style or
carriage wrap is full length, having n
sort of compromise between the Japa
nese sleeve and the 1S30 pelerine for n
sleeve. Sable and ermine arc beautiful
In this wrap. Tho moleskin fur Is to be
worn. The Eton cape ot astraunan or
chinchilla must not be forgotten, as It
is quite new and modish.
Crsea Dae of Wicket work Co (Jinn
Dr. G. A. LIndley of New Haven.
Conn., secretary of the state board of
health and professor emeritus in Yale
Medical collece. at a meeting of th?
Medical association the other day urged
the adoption of wicker work coffins In
stead of metallic caskets, jmys the Chi
cago Record-Herald, so as to Insure a
quicker decomposition of the dead and
absorDtion bv the soil, which, after a
suitable time, would be again fit for
"Use.
JINGLES AND JESTS.
An Etching:.
Twas In a breach of promise suit the let
ters all were read.
And hero is what the opening words ot
each epistle said:
"Dear Mr. Smith."
John," "My
"Dear Friend,"
Darling; Four
Dear
Leaf
Clover.
"My Own eat Jack." "Dear John," "Dear
Sir," then, Sir." and all was over.
Town Topics.
Top Votek.
"But" persisted the St Louis tro-
man who had the shopping habit "the
firm declares in its advertisement that
It only asks a fair price for Its goods."
"Exactly," replied her husband, "by
which it means a "world's fair' price.''
Philadelphia Catholic Standard and
Times.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the onlv
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh bein; a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous Enrfacesof the system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for anv case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimon
nials
Address F. J. Chexney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family pills are the best.
MRS. H. E ASTON
is prepared to wait upon old
ancLnew customers and friends
with a full and complete
stock of
GROCERIES-
t All fTesh'ah'&l of the verv beat
quality. Teas aad coffees are
specialties. Your patronage
solicited.
ao5 Jackson St., Roscburg
TIMBER AND GRAZING
LAND
City and Mining Property, Home
steads and Timber Claims Located,
the best now vacant. No fees paid
until Filing accepted. Relinquish
ments bought and sold. ; : :
Stewart Land Co.,
Eoea i, Tiylor t Wilsoi Block
ROSEBURG OREGON
Homes from $250 to $5000
Write or 'Phone
Wm M, Porie?,
Real Estate Agent and Notary
Timber and Homestead Locator
Packer and Oulde
Camas Valley, Oregon
25 miles couth mil ol Kok-I un;
Administrator's Sale
erty.
of Real Prop-
Notice 13 hereby given, that by virtue
of an order made by the County Court
of Douglas County, State of Oregon, in
the matter of the estate of Thomas
Dunseath, -deceased, on the 28th day
of September, 11)03, and entered in the
Probate Records of said Court on said
day, directing and authorizing me, the
under-signed administrator of the said
estate, to sell at either public or private
sale, as provided by law, tho real prop
erty of, and belonging to the s:iid estate,
to tho highest bidder, for cash in hand,
for tho purpose of paying off the claims
againBt the .said estate and tho expenses
of administration.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said or
der, I will, on and after Saturday, Octo
ber 31st, 1903, at one o'clock in the af
ternoon of said day, proceed to sell and
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the. following described
real property owned by tho said estate
and described as follows, to-wit: Tho
E of the SWJ of Sec. 20, Township 32
South, of Rrtnjzo 5 Wosf.Williunetto Mo-
ridian, in Douglas County, Oregon, con
taining 80 acres, more or less.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 29th
lay of September, A. D. 1903.
Ii. K. Wilson,
Administrator of tho estate of llioinaa
Dunseath, Deceased.
First publication, Oct. 1st, 1903.
D. S. T. West, having accepted several
old and roliablo nio msuranco compa
nies, is now prepared to do a general
tire instir.inco business. Insure with
him. Office at tho City Hall. 102-tf.
Write your FarmExpcrlcnco and Send
In 1902 tho Southern Pacific Company
published a pamphlet entitled "Cali
fornia Industries". Itcontaino'l prinui
pally the personal testimonies of experi
enced cultivators, says the Pacific Home
stead. A short description of tho dif
ferent sections was given and following
this tho testimonies of fruit growers,
dairymen, etc., etc., showing tho number
of acres cultivated to oranges, grapes,
olives, alfalfa, etc., the cost to cultivate
tho yield per aero and price the products
were sold for. This wasono of tho most
practical pieces of liter.tturo that could
bo put out. Mr. V. E. Coman, G. 1. A.,
of the Southern Pacific Company, has
written tho agents of that company in
Oregon that it is the intention to get up
a similar publication for Oregon and
asks that all who are able to give the
results from their farms, dairies, fruit
orchards, berry patches, etc., in Oregon
write tho results for publication in tho
pamphlet. He says ho wants only the
actual results under favoiable condition'
the same as can bo accomplished bv
any intelligent grower under normal
conditions; that is, he wants only honest
, representations. Any of our readers in
Oregon who will take the time to give
I their experiences will be doing the com
pany a courtsey and the elate justice-
You may send your statement to Mr
Soman, or to the Plaisdkal v and it wil
forwarded to him
Cause of Lockjaw.
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a
bacillus or germ which exists plentifully
in street dirt. It is inactive- so long as
exposed to the air, but when carried be
neath the skin as in the wounds caused
by percussion caps or rusty nails, and
when the air is excluded the genu is
roused to activity and produces the most
virulent poison known. These germs
may be destroyed and all danger of lock
jaw avoided by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury
is received. Pain Balm is an antisepic
and causes cuts, bruises and like injuries
to heal without maturation and in one-
third the timo required by the usual
treatment. It is for sale bv A. C. Mars-
ters' and Co.
Facts.
Mr. Man, von want facts. We are
going to give you facts. As you read
them over vou wiil know they aro facts
And we can prove they are facts.
It is a fact that McCormick Binders,
Mowers and Rakes are the standard by
which all others are guaged.
It is a fact, Racine Buggies, H-cks
and Road Wagons are far outstripping
our competitors' lines.
It is a fact that the Bain Wagon is the
most successful, durable and. economical
wagon on the market.
It is a fact that the above are all in
cluded in the Big 3. You can find them
at S. K. Sykes', Rosehurg, Ore.
See the Title Guarantee & Loan Co.
for bine prinU and filing papers, tf
Get your abstracts ot title from J. I)
Hamilton. He has tho only complete
eet of abstract books in the county, tf
Roseburs Nurseries.
Very choice fruit Irees, all leading
varieties. Spttzenbcrg and Yellow New
town Pippin apples a ejecialty. Foi
sale at very reasonable prices by Rose
burg Nurseries, H. Schroten, Rosebtirg
Oregon. 56tf
Piano Buyers.
You will notice that we do not have
to be continually strking out for a new
make of Pianos. The Needhatn has been
our leader for 14 years and is today a
leader among the high grade pianos of
the world. Some cheap pianos are made
high grado simply by getting a boost in
the Oregoni."ii or some other leading
paper, through those big dealers who
think they can, and do make the major
ity of people believe it simply because
they eay so. It doesn't take ink, boost
or high commissions to make a good
piano, but instead tho very best
mechanics, and tho very best material
such as aro always ueed in Needham
pianos. 29-tf
T. K. Richardson,
Roaeburg and Cottage Grove, Oregon.
!2Q
Tha
Bett
Lew
Priced
'adisliah
leveled
Witch
Mads
Non-Magnetic
Mckel BilmCue
Fully Guaranteed
Tot sale by
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Physician, Surgeon.
Office over P. O. RosKiiuno,
'Phono Mnin C91. Oregon.
QK.HKO. li. HOUOK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
Office Review tim.
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WIT ihhiV.Iw lu all the Stale nnj Federal Count
OSSre to Markf UliK., Kowburc. Oznoa.
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Attorney-at-Law.
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Jr j. KORINETr,
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Koon 11,
Taylor A Wiluu Block
Ko.-:bcri, 03k
JOHN
1. UYAN, CIVIL ENOINEEK
Land Surveyor.
FRANK RYAN, TIMBER ESTIMATOR
Office, Room 6. Taykir A WlUon Block.
Hovbun;.
Hne Farm for Sale.
A good SW acre fartn for sale live
uiles from Myrtle Creek, 100 acres in
cultivation, balance hill, pasture and
timbered land. Small orchard, good
houso, barn and other improvements
For price and terms apply to P. T. Mc
Gee, Myrtle Creek, or D. S. K. Iiuick,
Roseburg, Oregon. 2-tf
Smith' Dandruff Pomade
Stoje itching scalp upon one appltca
tion, three to six removes all dandruff
and will stop falling Inir. Price 50c.
For sale by Marsters Drng Co. mltf
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semhly No. 105 meets every Satur
day evenine, at S o'clock in Native
Sons Hall. Vitntine Artifana conliallv
invited to attend.
Ruv. S A. Docolas, M. A.
Miss. Lfx. Bkown, SecreUrv.
OODMEN OF THE WORLD. 0fc
Camp No. 125. Me:s at thf Old
Fellows' Hall, in Rweburc. everr
first and third Monday oven inc. Vteit
inc neiphhors olwav welcome.
N.T. JKWtrrr. C. C.
J. A. Ik'CitA.VAN, Clerk.
yNION ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F.
Odd Fellow' Temple. Meeti rtr?t
and thinl Thttrxlav eveniuss ouch
month. Visitors cordiallv inviteil.
J. B. Hamilton. C. P.
J. C. TwiTCitELL. Scrilie.
Your Watch!
When was it cleaned and oiled??
it rn miu like it ou ht to? If
is not, it would ha well to have it e.-
. . - . ...
Umincd, I will look it over carefulm
.mil tell you just where the trouble t
and what it will cost to repair it.
I guarantee all my work aad li ve!
jiip to the guarantee.
R. F. WINSLOW Jcand
cntiaan
Notice for Publication.
UNITKD STATES LAND OFFICE.
Kotcburi;, Ore., Aug. 3. 108
Kotloe it hereby gltan that In eornpllnnce
With tha provlMoni of the act of Congrats of
June 8, It.R, onlltlcd "An r.rt for the did of
Umber lands in tha States of Caltfornla.Oreson
Nevada, and Waahlnpton Territory," ascxtond
sd to all tha public land states by act ot August
.1S92.
J01INC (illATTUCK,
o( Sparta, county of Monioe, stati-of Visoon-in
nan this day fliiti in thlsofllce bis sworn ttnte
ment No. 5"N). for tho tmrchoso ol tho south
east quarter (SEf) of section No 4 in tonu
snip no
i 27, no a th of ratiuo No. 3 weit
and
ia more
for
siaiui oeiure mo ucgisier auu uocairer ot uuj i
.fit., nf Dnuthnrit 1 1 ra ..in
oiiTiu-Mlay the liilulayof Jnrunty. 1WI. He
,,mn wttiioM. It Kiakniihenrer. l'aul .arv.
cluiins In this nlllro on or bvforu tho said l'-'tli
day ot Jnnunry, 1901.
j. i. ii;niir.M,
Register.
Oonls for. Sole.
About 40 head of Aneora coats
for
Bale, all yoililK tloes, al60 601110 thorough -
r, , ,. j, ,
hred hucks. Correspondence solicited,
h.. A. Marsters,
M.MaTKItB,
Clovoland, Oregon.
will olfer proof to show tliat tha land sought r.'sf. eniitien au art lor top two ot
ore valuable for is timber or stono than ' timber lands In the State5iifralirornla.Oroiron
atrr cultural nurDOaes. and to establish his yvaB.onu iiimiuiictot la.riiory, aseiiTOu-
both of KOMbiirt,', rcK in; J. it. livurtu, reel, VV " ' .7" . T
tmwii: Welcome IIubMI, Hparta, Wlfc.ii.siii. '",;,Jt.N,',. f?.f ,hJ,l'u,f,,hwe I tl.e l..t. W.
Any and all ponum elalmliiR advewly tho I IB"' K of section No It), in township No -7,
abovoilerllc.iliimlHnri!reoueHUdtonieUitir:sou.'ll',frl,,lUiSo.-,w ...
SUMMONS
In tho Circuit Court or tho State
nr Doilulin Couiitvt ? V
ol Ortgou,
Molllu M. lloblnoii, VhtlntiQ-.i
vs. "
Q. K. Kntiliton, Po'CU'lant, )
To O. F. HobtBon, tho utxivo nnmeil Defend
ant:
In tlio nmno oi; tlio Stuti'uf.OreRon, you are
hen by Kiimmnnfil nml remlrtl to Hiipr and
answer ine com in.ii m iiR'ia(rU)fi
Oil l'l
tin' nbov - cntltliU court nut iuk
within six
wcckH from the ditto of tbu 11 rut iiuMIl-hIIoii of
this Mimmons, nrul
If you fall to aiili -ar ari'l
answer iir li'Ttlu
rtnnl
lotrvd, Mr wan1 thereof,
tliu iilaliitlir will apply to aa!d o riirt for the
rollt-l ilemnndeil In liar complaint, which 1
for a ilvcrue Inert pa d court liaoirtnif the
marriage contract emllui; btftwri't-n plaintiff
ami ilefvnlxiit, lor tho Ciiiu ami custody of
the minor clillil. Branuau Kobltton irini he
imiy ruMiine h r lonewr tiatne, Mollk- M. Mo
duli!, for her uai aril (lUhiirwrni'iiU. an"!
lor mch other aii'l Inr Ji'T ;rcll' f ax t the
court may mini trK(U with i'liilty ami yxxl
roukchuico. . ,
TliH 'furamoin la tniblWit-1 our a wekfor
at U Bt six iiirceflvt .weeks tn the IM ai.mijl
ii, a reml-wcfkly tiewafi-ri piibimh' 1 at
Itoiubunr. Orefon, r.nltr of Hon. M l.
'lhomp'xin, Countr Juil- of D.iulM County.
Oregon, maile AiuustSl, t'jol; -
Tbu tlrxt iiubllcallon of ttila suroraSna Koti
the 'Jllh day ol Aiumt, 19"B
J. A'BUOH.OiW
Cl-7w Attorney for rial miff,
CITATION.
In the '.'ounty Court o! tbe 3tale of Oregon,
for Dim. lax c unly.
In tbe Matter of tue Ktat ofi
TWomib. DauMalb. Cttattoo. . -JMrcafl.
To Thorn mi Uuntvmth, lather of tiecaae), and
ullothura legallrli't re'tcl In AldlbtMe,
UKKKFINlt :
In the name nf the ritaie of On-Kon Von
are hereby elicit ami r-quire! t' app'ar in thu
Connty Court of tU biatc Ornr.n: if :mt
Count) ol lxiitl. in thrf oouriro- nvlBenlf,
at Itoa-burR, In the 'iuniy of Uo.ig'r.4, i'n
Monday, tho '-'Sth day ofi-ei.t.liia03.
'at 10 o'oloci in tbe fort-noon of that day, th- n
an'l there to low .chumj, if aby wj uavwy I
an orier for the falc of th"rnT pfSfottr Wltit
loneinit to aaid eatatr. a prayed for in -be veil-1
tloB ntX. n.AVnWtt; ta adarrrrMratpr, to-"-:
Tho K'ii kof cel!on .Tp )' th of
range.") went, w. M in T.urla c ti t, it
ei, a'..l c mtaiaittc Kl ar p. 'O : t ,, ,. V
mwj auth-.-ritnc E. E. Wll n, t-.e ul.-.
trator of the tte of T crtna IWri.t'. -eea
d. Ui tbe afo'eaai! rea' ji- p
. . . . . ...in. . , .. ,,w. . .
paytnK th- lnde6t.Ml if! tin- itw a x
J1" admtnlaMBiWn.
i the County (Xwit of tbe SiaJe oi Urvg -r. f
I tbe County of Uuuabja, with the -ral of
CooilalBxed thf ZMh ay ' Al; ;:. a i
1MB.
Atu- :
II. K SIIA.'BKOCK. ( I- rV
Notice for Pnblicatioi
u.
Land OSce at tt . cVic
wwn
1. UU.1
.ir i h w.liv i.ea thai lt. .' a f-
nam-d s stler h b'.'d r.-oti t o- i i
to ante Dual pi--if rb nvport oi h- c ai. . . :
that Ml Tof wlU be Bad enr Uvj - .
Itt aad Bccdrer, C. 8. L. O al BaMbar. Or '
gan. en Nonkr 1. UHt, yU.
S&riit Canst tk,
on H4. X Xo M, for Uk KW 8WJi, StC M, T. ,
K.,mwi. ,
He mbiu Ue toLawlu imn to p-vv ;
TiSUtn iS
, uttret). Gcorce Cox, cod risi Oden.U of
Ko-nir, Oretfoa.
Notice for Publication.
I'. S. Land OSc, En, banc. Ore .
June tt'h, 1 (4
Netlea ts hcretT iriTes vhit la caaaBtaM
wim Uie Tcort,lonj of Um k of CtmfroH of
Jaae a. U.S. mtllWd "An art for tha tate M
llmt-er lands in tfe tMalvs of " "alllorata. irmtvm
Nevada nd U asblncton Tcrritvry.'' uexuesaV
vd to all Ue ?kMI Uad state hy scCf Asjut
'ear letTana,
of ?kar.-. r..ur.;y 1 ;;.kue, UU- Wsadi
inarv . has lh- (L i In ItiU ofli Ma
ssrorn tau-Bii5 N. 'vtr, lof the ainln.i
th N K f kc:Io3 No. towjahlt- Si nb. ot
ja-.ft- -t
aad sit r:Ier proof T rxm t: at t? land tjBt
U B'-.-fr raiuaU for ti.i-i-r , r . m uuss
for srrlt literal pory. -. in ! vMavbllah tats
ctam. b" re the Kuiiav aA Sccvuivcr t tWs
offk U rtoieQrv.Onraoe.
i m e ii dr. llse H;a day of Sotnaber, ISO.
I'm ( r!tur-i- Anarea.' tricn,
of K.aa -r.il. ntth 1HtU. J. W. fir:r r. W.
II. M'roswo. and Oeo. Tajiur, aii erf a.. -ban:.
Orea.
Any aud al von claiming J tr:j : e
al-ove i1.--7ltK-d land are rrrjielrd t- 6!. -ih'-ir
Uiai in this. IBce oa r UrVre -a: 1 11 ;n
day of Notemter, IMS.
tc, J.T. Pbikgi-. Eti -v r
Notice for Publication.
r. 5 UuxlOav. &oarMirc, -re
June.. 14.
Notlre u fMreby ftTa tfcai lav cnatiaae
milh ttt profiattn of tb act of Contr ol
JtiB 1, 'sX ratiO-d "An act tor Um taie of
timber laadt la tint -m.it rall:"on5la."-.-an
Nevada .and Waf'-lnrT a Tmitory'avcztaad
ed to all tb saVUc Uod (UIM act of iusM
I. UK.
AnrMKald t. sdrr.
ot VVaJaa, eonoiy of C-tJ;, ; at N rtb
Iaaila. ! a. tbi .tar fl V! in th . nf.rv bi
sworn ataitraent No M35. rt.r iis pla l4 of rr
tion N" t tomtiatip i swrh of rBS" net
and k. II of ;r proof to tow that tec lasdioe(tt
l mcrt Taluafilc for if ttataer or tsuae tham
for arl. ulmral i-nrpoM. ar J to cscabtiah Ui
data bafore Um Xeclatar aad Mtmtier f tMi
ofttt of Keebarr. Orasoc
nn Thor.-Uj tbe Mb ay aCXanrvaakfvr.
He sane atf
adca,U
K. lfth- . both of fart Bivor. N
Hryojo!' rrom. of Milt-n. K. Pak .;a. aol
ma K Moof v Au xancrn, :na
AST awt all mdm eliaianmr advrrvlr the
ik rtr rtaim, in iht. nwor o bwe aatd i tbj
J.T. Bmrtoa
. ir-
Notice for Publication.
CNITKO STATiS I JlNO OIT1CK,
Ro tKlrr rrto. Jane J. 1'.
NmVe 15 bxreby Klwa illat la eotnpUane?
with the inTii -en of tie act of Oontwn ol
Jne , entttred "An at !-.r tbe tale of
tin-!aad in the -":Jet !i'a:tVmta.OroB
Nrra 't .and V.aMnn'n T.-rri-orr." exland-
cd to all ttm Bublic laod itelas by act of Auyt 4
(, 1S7A
BRYNJOU PROM,
nf Miit-io. countr of UiraJier. state of Noith
Patota, ha Ihk ta( Blrtl in thSaoffie !!
.oro Maunrar.i. ea, mr roe pareoaav i
tbeKEiiof mc Sa. I.Tp 2S, aoata of rmnj,
S wl.
and wil) u'ter proof toshow Qitttcxland lxwRtt
li an r Taluat la for lta Urn bar or jtono U.n
fcr aciieulttrral nurpotni. and to enablhih Ma
claim lkre tte natricar aa-t itaaviTar of thai
off tc. of Reburg,Orirun.
on Friday, the lsib tv of DmraSvr, Ma. He
name." wKncm: Thoma.- mlp, el Park
Hirer, North Dakota, ArehlbaM X. Wadxv.
Wak. Notta mtmtB. tmuu, U. SloOiVAJex
andiia. Minneaota, U. E. Lol'.ho. IVrkWrt-.
North lUfcot.
An) and -U miwm claumliu . aJvencly the
aoove oewr:ooo iaiu are reqaratea m am laei
eU:m li tbi nfflevon ot bc'orc !U lath la;
ot December. 1903.
J.T. BKIDttliS,
Notice for Publicatioti.
UN1TKD STATK LAKDOmcK.
Soaebunr, Ore Jno 31. tm.
Notlee U aarebj- lrn that in
trlth tile wrMfftoas of Uwi aet of
June ,)(&. entitled "An act for the Kit of
ttml-er Ianas In tha iHatenof rutPcrn1a,Orrom
No-n1a ,and Wanalncton Territory," aaeziaml-'
ed to ail the public land Mat br act oi Anrot
.1M.
OIJC K. LOrTHUR,
ol Park Hirer, coiinir of WaUb, ute 'of NorUi
uaKoia, iiat tnta .lav meo in ihiamne
trorn tHt. nt No." .Ms?, for tbt ptirvluMi
of the N'- of the N'H t eeilon No W
townhlp tf, with of ranxa 8
and will offer proof to thoir that the laud m:-M
U laore valuaMe for lt timber ur alone tt.;n
for rrlciiltaral purpofe, and to eaiAldisb. hU
clal'n before li.e Kexlileraud Rceairer of this
office of Itoubura-,Oron,
on Thursday, tbo Wth day ot November, lifts,
lie name an witneaen: Thotnat Wadjr, of
l'aik iliver. North Dakota, A M bald R Waage.
WrtU. NurUi I) ikota. Kaamns M. fHoni'. Alvx
Hiidrla, Minnesota, Urynjoif Prom, ut MlUon.
North l)Ml:o!a.
Any and al persons elalralnaly advetaely the
Hlwre ileverlbed iaiut are ructed to die ttelr
claims tn thN otoco ou or before said lth day
ot ovemDor, isws.
J.T. BR WO-,
Register,
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LKNDOPKinB.
Uotoburx, Orctim. lulv IW.
Notice Is hereby Riven that In compliance
itli the proriflons oi the cct of Conxion of
.laVJ.
! , wmxumk Hfchi.u
of Spm til. county 01 Monroe, saw Ol Wwcomin
pro
Is mom vnlunblo for its timber or t0no than
forntrrlrultUral purpofes. and to establish his
claim bo to ) tho ItCKlstor and ltccelver ot this
of flee of Roseburg, Oregon,
on Tuesday ht .Mil day of Juuuary. 19CI. tie
nanus a wituoaMs: John C. hatlm t, Hparta.
Wipouslu II Kr-kenlwrver, l'4Uf (!ay, taoh of
I1.....K,.-, fln,.,.t, i ii v...... it, n,n
' Any and ill jersotis olaltuloi; adversely the
above di-t-crlblst land mio ieniies!i'iil to fll-
their oiairos t;i thUoiib. on or before tho S id
jftihiiayoi umry. i-joi.
, A. AIM I'UEO.
Regis cr.
w aa siiv uviiw ata v w ar J vj avi va a aaa
farm '
rooms
house
If you want furnished
If
'If
If
If
you
you
you
you
want to buy a
rent a uouse
build a house
wniit to
want to move
a house
I 11 yOU UOJl IKMOW I'Al
C-i'I on nr address . . .
Your Ranclies aal '1
Lands with. me. :
I HAVE EASTERN
AND CAN
CUSTOMERS
SELL
AGENCY
Rambler
. Bicyks
7 11 Oak
White Famil' and Tailoring
Rotary Sewing Machines.
Machines With Automatic Lift.
S. K. SYKES,
Agent For DOUQLA5 AND COOS C0UNTIE5
! WV AN P. . lUefCD M S
A M li i
, r am Hat n..
THE SCENIC LINE
Through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver, and the Famous Rocky
Mountain Scenery by daylight
TO AT.T, IPOnSTTS EAST
3 FAST TRAINS BA11Y iETfEEK WDGi AXD DEMIR 3
Moder ii Equipment. TiirOU;
ing Car and Superb Dining Car Service.
SrTOPOVERS ALLOWED
For ralee.
formation ,
folder and
ittklr
Notice for Publication
raised States Uad fl'Sx
t"tiu, Owen. Jane St. isra.
SciKau e.-:y una Us la eqsstpltasM
wftk the tin viwi n cf tt act it Cewrrv ot
Jsra.) e: t iled "An aet lor Sfeevsarie at
ItsaU r U-..U . States cf Califorata. o nsoa
Keo!a and Waaicvtsa TawrUnrv," asaxtaod
d U- il Vfc pualic liad stat4 tjy act af .Urut
WtVJAM J. KHTRES-i.
( toil, roam of wuiae'iscn. 'ata o
n vt -raoe mi 11
the
tfoo 4 ia Towoaaiik m fouih. Raau
Raaue 1 Ww
an-1 ttt i '"er otok tout- w t.-at thUn-i-Ht
ts i . r- arua! W For it ir-lr or irne x&mm
k-a,n. l rJ i-Brpoaea, aoj to trusbUsh Us
elal: tktt tha Kertsser and Raeetsar of tkti
nfflia lift nSsMit liisasui
os Monday. the.Slh day f 8.-' rabvr. W3
tie sasm as wltae: Roy Rrvaiua 1.
frank r. Kdlu. Var it- Ss.tn-j ; nd
iienna- iut"uiim. cii2iM, 'ina
a:! an wtsaq elausiia atlvvr : the
atmre -Vescr bjil aods are n-au.;o5 1-. Me their
t-UIto hi th: r8ee vm or be"- said set day of
ownoaKwr, us. 1 HtiiW.jK,-,
JclT 1P-
RcxSatcr.
Notice for Publicatioa.
CNITKO STAXBS hAXt) OHMCE.
Rosebart, Ore . Jona a.tB
MatussM tsnaby $-trciM ia cwivUaix
aith tha pruxisi as i; tv.e aeA ol C it-rew f
awn entitied "An act frr v c sale at
timber sands in the Siat.. f t"tdlf.,rt. a. ra
Kerskiaand WasfilnjT. r. Terr! ry,' aoxirsd- .
d to all tha aqbUe laatd Xal by aet at Aufuit j
t, ua& I
TBvMJktt WafE. '
of rrk River, county of Walsh. Cate oil
Notts Ka U, ha- this dv fi' t tbix OB I
bis sn rn statement No &U. tir t'-e Mtr- I
chae of the !o- land Sei t ca,'n
.. 4. ti-wusbis 28. south'of r, ne 8 eot
anj win oner ptvoi tosr.owir.atilialan.ltv'ntrhi
lacuore valuat le For its ti-tr or st.ae than
sur acfieultural ?u.-p ?, .ad to establish Us
alalni V e ItexMcr and Racelrar nf this
offtas of Riiashhrg, Oiaaasu
o-i Wednesday, the lsto uay of Jfovvraher. tKX.
li - naeea as nneee: Brvakiif rrom. of Mi -ta
Nanb D.kt.ta. A:en.DU . Wadse, of
Wile. S.(rth Hacota. &ja.iua M. t.ioe, oi
Alexandria. Ulna., O. K. li.iiuu. of ratk
Rim North Iatol
Any and all tennat rlaitnlos; advenaly U a
aavio deseriixt lamin raraaiwateu to sU
tftclr eJaims in tats ofBcc ou or before said lath
day i
at R.
t..r. two.
J.T.3&11X1K8,
Ra.Utor.
. Notice for Publication.
V N'tTID SZ ATS8 VAX D UWICS.
KKbuM. Ore June 30. 1908.
Notice ts fcerei y glraa that la eomiUbsare
wrsh the provisions of Use set at Conarvr of
june.s.s.tntitiM"An aet for the sale ol
limber lanlia the Sbatea of t MfoiV iain
Nevada .and Was!,lnRton Territory." ax 1-
ed m aU tha puWU stales byVet of August I
tuvraumts I
., R-V3.ML8 M.STp.Ni,
of Al xaadim, eouniy of DotutlM. Mate;
f Jti'ines ta, has ti.ia day fllet lu this
ffK . 1ih!? ? W iY' '
lU ". X ,OWuh.? '''.? ul ff"""8 wet. ,
u ih .. vi w uui u ismiisiiEai
Ml YMnttMiiUB o : . l ...
-- y, a.tl uihu
ol'sim before tha
tFT!r . i ZLl-Zr T, ,t
buSSSn "o1 ot l
oh W. dnowiay, the lata da,v of November, lMt
"".'. "'""""5."n. .
.i (i me ii-m.Be. t nmaa wadgr, o. K.
.. th- r. -tli of Kirk River. North IMkoar,
n I al' t I i,o W,e Notth Uskola
' :". I' i't .i. ; M iN.-nhlUkoia.
y ' - u".iwmit ii '.veracly the
'I - '. i r, mu,oc, toaletaalr
1 .tiiiu tirusiewtk tt bvlorc the -aid litb
a ot .NanaiajKr. lUit. .
J.r.
EKUKIK.
HiajUlor.
Contractor
isd BaiMer
Keseharu
Oreiron.
R. R. JOHNSON,
OFFICE If MARKS BLOCK,
ROSEBURG, OR.
s
' 1
ICYCLE REPAIRING.
BRAZING LATHE WORK
HAF1RY E. fllLLER,
3
St., Opp. Churchill &
Woolley's 9
-tJ R
rSS
- ai
h Pullman and Tourist SleeD-
W. C AicBRlDE, Gen't Acent,
13-f Third Street, Portland. Ore.
j Notice for Publication.
i United states Laad O e-.
, vm.KI. Vila? AJ. .VK
Notlre u hereby glTeathu la coapUaaca
wtth tt provisions of the aet of Coacresa of
JJ i, UC?, eatltled "An aet for Use rata of
timber lands te the Slav o? California, Orejoa
Sera la .aad iVaMntc-3 Terrl.ery." as eztesd
td to all the pubttc laad sutes by aet ol Accost
HKXRT H. BROOKES.
ad ilTI offer prwf toshvirttatthelandsoczht
I snow TaluaUe for its tltaber or stone thaa
' ?" r,?ulIar1 porjv,. aad to establish, his:
' aB U Rarttter aad Kecelrer of this
, oiKos4iurj.Oiri-ja.
1 "r-ly the ta day Septeoe-r. 13SB. He
' aaases a rita.se: &pe d. II. .
Mn-ik-y. Marcaret J. St-jol, D P. Fiher. a
awssii, ureaoB.
Abt aad all u-noci ebatalnp Mlrvlr a
lMTsecr:bed bsads are reatea to die their
ciaiats is ti:t aiStM os or bwiare tbtt J'.h dsr of
Seatesaber. iM.
J. T. SRHRJEX.
) Kecilts
Notice for Publication.
Vaiusd Sutes L&ad Office.
K.ocr, Orecon. Jaae 2. BOS.
Nnttre u hereby gtrec that la eonipUaaca
Kith la prorMcns of the set of Coorress of
Imtte ISi. entitled "An aet tor the sale oi
the bar lands la the tate of CaUternta.Orwa
Ned .aad WasMaglOQ Terrltorr." asextead
ed o all the pablto land states by act ot Angus
MARV K. CLk!C-
1 of lkoh, R. l. Box 1T. countr ot Winno-
'" ( wbcmsiB. Das 'hisdT filed in
this oSIre her saorn jt.v-ment Xo. 3d79. for
ww pnnniK oi ine U SW-x Nfi.
MWif SE of i Tp SS, R4 W, nml wul
n r rroot to show that liw laud sotutkt is more
valuable for its timber or stone than tor ar-i-c
altar! uarw. an to wubiisa her calm to
aatd land before the RexUrer aad Receiver ot
this otrt-e al Kosatmnt. Oresoo,
on Monday the tt day ;,l Septoatlr. 190S.
Slu' asam wltacmis: 0. D Clark, Martin
RamiieM. Hma lUrtaheim. and Ray
Brenoa- d, of Oshkosh, Wi-eoniB.
Asiy and aU mtkm oKimlng adTrselr tha
abo (WailMd Uods are re)estel to nte" tVir
CtMssm in this oaVv on ox before sahi th day
tSealeastser, hWS. J.T.BKIDtiKS,
Jy WP Kegbtter.
Notice for Publication.
I'aited States I-and Offlee
Roseburg. Orerwn. JunelA 1901.
wtiSVtl" lVLa in roniiviianea
jWni K'ent la t tar Sr'.IS! 2l
SlSsuS.fMtA'S
5Yl a Whinston Terrltory.-asextend-
. all th public land states by act of Aagus
t, lMU.
JOUK L. WATSOV
h .d'J ! " thUorflfo his sworn state-
went. .S. S.), tor the inrehae ot the lota $
j ana t, Mvvi JiWii. NWt. dV, of soctlin
H II .UR, ,,
i . ..... ' '
' Puw;wrirviw'wthattheIandsoiifM
: ts mora .uinabSa for ita timber or stone thYn
forarieultural Bumm. an.i tn. M t.i.n.s hi
j tMm before the KaeUtar and KeceiTer cf this
oflleo of Ks&eburif. Oregon.
miauiji inn y ot septeciier, to.
rtnlfr
Ha liaak- a witasm:" t 1. VnulM. John
Garlnr, 3ii Orueama, au t k. J. WaUon,
all of rVel. On (run.
Any and all mksoim clalralnc adversely tho
awrt1enMrd laminar -einetei to file their
(OaiBis la IhU ottlou oa or before said 2nd day
ofSePI '. J. T. BKIDOKS,
JulJtu ResUtei,