A
FATTENING THE HOQS.
milk, 1 pound of fresh slacked lime, 12
nnnpAs of linseed oil. 4 ounces of white
Burcmndv pitch, C pounds of Spanish
Variety of Food More Economical 1 -whito, to bo mixed ns follows: Tho limo
Than Corn. to bo slacked in an iron vessel in tho
onen air by pouring water upon it nlittlo
Although on most farms the hogs aro at a timo until it is dissolved into a iino
pushed forward after the fall is nearly dry powder, ruttlioiimoiiuo a wooueu
over, says the Practical Farmer, they are bucket or keg and mix it in about ono-
not alwavs put up in a condition in quarter of the milk ; tho oil in which
which in fncilitatn tho fattening opera- tho pitch must bo previously dissolved
tinn. Thn trim war to use corn is to over a slow fire and cooled, to bo added
iKtcV. r nJti, foroViv lmrrlnnine n littlo at a time, then tho rest of the
UU1DU SJU II 1LI1 kg ...... uvj . 0 I
tho fat. To reallv fatten the hoc he milk and afterwards tho Spanish white.
should bo fed in such a manner, previ- Mix thoroughly and strain through a
milk 6trainer and it will
First hnild nr. the frame for tho recep- be ready for use. This quantity is sufli
tion of the meat that may be laid upon cient for more than 50 square yards two
it nnrl tn An so fund such food as will not coats. By adding a very small quanuij
only forward growth but keep the ani- of lampblack first dissolved in milk and
mal in a condition that will entail but thoroughly mixed a very nanusome lean
little expense when the time arrives for color can be obtained. If stone color is
Mm tn rot fat. And to do this in the desired, after mixing in tho lampblack
cash in hand, tho following described
real property owned by tho eiud estato
and described as follows, to-wit: Tho
Ea of tho SW of Sec. 20, Township 32
South, of Rango f Wost.Willametto Me
ridian, in Douglas County, Oregon, con
taining 80 acres, moro or less.
Dated at Koseburg, Oregon, tins U'Jtli
lay of September, A. D. liXW.
E. IS. ilso.v,
Administrator of tho estato of Thomas
Duneeath, Deceased.
First publication, Oct. 1st, 1903.
Write your FarmExperlence and Send
moBt economical manner, pumpkins,
beets, turnips, carrots, winter squashes
and parsnips, together with finely cut
clover hay, may be feed with good re
sults. It will not do, however, to feed
such substances in a wasteful manner.
A caldron or steamer should be used for
cooking a large quantity of roots, and a
warm feed should be given early in the
morning, the mass first thickened with
one part bran and two parts ground
oats. At noon a feed composed solely of
chopped roots, fed raw, but not too cold,
will be sufficient. At night they should
receive a slop, slightly warm, composed
solely of ground oate, one part, and corn,
with a little bran to somewhat thicken
the slop. Such food will not only keep
the hogs in good health, but will be the
cheapest diet at this season that can be
allowed, as it will rapidly push them
forward while the weather is not severe,
The hogs will become very fat, and need
be fed corn in large quantities only for
two weeks before being slaughtered. It
should not be overlooked that the sweet
est and tenderest meat is always pro
duced when the process of fattening is
done quickly, and if this is followed, but
little exercise need be allowed the hogs,
Exercise always hardens the muscles,
and the hog is no exception to the rule ;
consequently, the more exercise taken,
the tougher the meat. While it may
no doubt, be advisable to permit some
exercise, for the sake of keeping the ani
mals in health, yet the hogs that quiet
ly eat their food and take their rest will
always fatten readily. Nor should hogs
be surfeited with food. They should be
so fed as to receive it at regular hours,
and in eucli quantity that they will eat
it up clean, but no more. In October or
November they can be better managed
than later in the season, as the quarters
can then be more easily cleaned. It
does not pay to keep a hog during
winter. It should be slaughtered as
soon as the weather is cold enough, for
the food is partially wasted during the
winter months in providing heat. This
is avoided in the fall season, and the
hogs should be made fat now. When the
cold season sets in let them be quickly
finished on corn and then slaughtered as
soon as possible.
To Sajjar Cure Pork.
Jdogs of 200 to 2o0 pounds weight are
best for family use. In dressing a hog
it should be so hung that it can be split
down the back, and the sides allowed to
separate, the head being cut off. The
leaf and other surplus fat should be re
moved at once. This allows the meat to
cool thoroughly, and it is in cood shape
to handle. The meat barrel should be
kept in a cool place without freezing. A
good way to keep the hams and shoul
ders after being cured is to slice and fry
and pack in jars, covering with hot lard.
Fresh pork may be kept this way in hot
weather, but it must be thoroughly
cooked. While the cured meat requires
much less cooking to preserve it.
The Recipe.
Allow the hog to thoroughly cool be
fore cutting, carefully trim hams and
shoulders and split the sides in two
lengthwise. Sprinkle bottom of barrel
with fine salt, and rub each piece of
meat with salt. Pack in barrel with
hams on the botton, shoulders next and
sides on top. After three days cover the
meat with brine made as follows: Water
8 gallons; salt, 12 pounds; sugar, 3
pounds; saltpeter, S ounces; concen
trated lye, 3 teaspoons. Boil all together
and skim. After cooling pour on the meat.
Leave in brine from four to six weeks,
then smoke as desired. The brine should
be strong enough to bear up an egg.
For seasoning sausage For 45 pounds
of meat use salt, 1 pound; sage, 2 ounces;
pepper, 2 ounces ; sugar 2 ounces.
To make dried beef Make a plain
brine of four gallons of water, C pounds
Bait, 1 ounce saltpeter. Cover the meat
with this, and leave it in three weeks,
then hang up to dry.
A word to the ladies: In making
gravy, use a common pancake turner in
stead of a spoon to do the stiring. It is
more effective, and the quality of the
gravy is improved. Try it.
O. W. Browning
Economy In Prodnctions.
Although only fourteen bushels of
wheat is the average yield of wheat in
this country, yet our farmers have not
yet comprehended the importance of
doubling the yield. Having plenty of
land, they look more to the area than to
the substance from which crops are
grown. Millions of gallons of liquid
manure are wasted every year because
no adequate provision is made on the
farms from preventing this loss, and
farms become poorer because a portion
of the products of the farms flows away
with every rain that conies down upon
the manure heap. The waste materials
that are of no value, such as weeds and
rubbish, are allowed to do damage in
various ways, and even the solids of the
manure lose much of their value be
cause of not being properly kept. This
condition is found mostly on farms that
have too much land in proportion to
equipment. The labor that should be
applied where it would prove most valu
able is bestowed on too much land. The
effort to raise fourteen bushels .of
wheat on an acre is twice as costly as to
double the yield, as a profit may be pos
eible in one case and impossible in the
other.
Everything not sold off the farm has a
value and is worth as much to tho farm
er as to the buyer of his produce. It is
as important that he save and utilize his
product, whether in the form of stock-
crops or manure, as it is to send such to
market to be sold for cash.
Good Outside Paint.
A substitute for white oil paint may
be made as follows: Four quartz of skim
add a small quantity of yellow ochre and
Venetian red separately, first dissolved
in milk. While using stir frequently to
keep it in solution.
Professional Cards.
II. L. STUDLI5
Osteopath
ALL DISEASES TREATED SUCCESSFULLY
Phono lir V.E; ' ii. J
uuau inu item jvwnt:uui
OIUco : Koom 11 Taylor A Wilson lllock
Examination Free. OMlco hours U to 12 n. m.
2 to f p.m. Uraduiito Still College ot Osteopathy
A.1
Q.KORGE M. HKOWN,
Attorney-at-Law,
Court Hour-
Dowu Stain-
ROSEItURO.ORE
E
In 1902 tho Southern Pacific Company
published a pamphlet entitled "Cali
fornia Industries". It contaiuod prinoi
pally tho personal testimonies of experi
enced cultivators, says tho Pacific Home
stead. A short description of tho dif
ferent sectiona was given and following
this tho testimonies of fruit growers,
dairymen, etc., etc., showing the number
of acres cultivated to oranges, grapes
olives, alfalfa, etc., tho cost to cultivate
the yield per acre and prico tho products
wcro sold for. This was one of tho most
practical pieces of literature that could j
bo put out. Mr. W. E. Coman, G. P. A.,
of tho Southern Pacific Company, has
written the agents of that company in
Oregon tl.at 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 the results for publication in tho
namnhlut. Ho savs ho wants only tho
i 1 . i
actual results under favoiablo conditions
the same as can lw accomplished by ;
any intelligent grower under normal
conditions ; that is, he wants only honest
representations. Anv of our readers in
0 V Flr UEll, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon.
Office over P. O. KosKnuao,
'Phone Main G91. Okkoon.
QH. GEO. E. HOUCK,
Physciau & Surgeon.
OClco Review Bid.
l'hone. Main -SI
K09KUURU
ORKtlON
LMER V. HOOVER,
"5HURCHErtr'ivitxrc"o"
They Are Great Curloatttos From an
Architectural Standpoint.
From an architectural standpoint tho
churches of Mexico arc the most won
derful churches In the world. Archi
tects from all over tue world nave
been astonished and puzzled by the
miracles In stone. There aro great
arches and domes composed entirely
of small pieces of stono cemented to
gether. According to all the rules of
construction, these arches and domes
ttould not have been built In the first
jlace, and In the 6econd would not hold
together for a minute, yet tney are
there and nre as solid as though built
of steel.
It remained for an assayer from Oregon who will take the time to give
Denver who had settled In northern their experiences will be doing the com
Mexico to solve Uie mystery. He cultl- j .,anv a col,rtPev and the state justice-
PHYSICIAN AND
RosEnuito
Special attention Riven to Diseases
ana mroat.
Offlco Main SL.ouodoor south ol
l'hone. Main 341.
SURGEON.
Okkoon
ot the Not
CUT Hall
p WUVY NES,
DENTIST,
Review Building,
Telephone No. 4.
KOSEIU1KU. ORKtlON
M. Crawford a J. O. Watson
Attorneys at Law,
Rooms IAS, Bank Bnlldg.. ROSEBURG, OB
Tliitlnnct. hAfnrn t h IT H 1 .anil flfrlPA tnrl
vntHl tho friendship of a priest and
persuaded him to aid In his Investiga
tions. Together they went through the
musty records stored in the church
vaults, which run back for two or
three centuries, and there they found
what appears to be a truthful and
very plausible explanation of the won
derful feats of architecture.
It was recorded that when one tier
of stone was laid about the base of the
building earth was carried and heaped
up to the level of the highest stones;
another tier was then added and more
earth piled up on each side of It This
process was repeated until the dome
and arches were reached. Then the
earth was rounded off to the desired
shape and the stone cemented together
on the surface of the ground. When
sufficient time had elapsed for the mor
tar to set and become as hard as the
stone Itself, the workmen dug out the
dirt from the church, and It was ready
for the finishing touches.
LaJor must have been cheap and
plentiful in those days to perform such
a stupendous task, and there Is ample
reason to believe that It was cheap and
plentiful. Washington Star.
PITH AND POINT.
You may send your statement to .Mr.
Soman, or to the Plaindeal vr and it wil
forwarded to him
Cause of Lockjaw.
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a
bacillus or germ which exists plentifully
m street dirt. It is inactive so long as
exposed to the air, but when carried be
neath the skin as in tho wounds caused
by percussion caps or rusty nails, and
when the air is excluded the germ it
roused to activity and produces the most
imlent 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 Ralm is an antisepic
and causes cuts, bruises and like injuries
to heal without maturation and in one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. It is for sale by A. C. Mars
ters' and Co.
JOHN
U. SHUPE,
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W,
Robeiu'ro, Oreooji
Buslue. belorc U.S. I -anil Office and 1'iobat
buMness a specialty.
Offire Abraham Bulldlne.
J C. KCLLERTON
Attorney-at-Law.
Will practice In all the State and Federal Count
Omoc In Marks BUt., Roeburg. Oregon.
P W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Soolety Meetings.
F. & A. 11. Luurel Lodge No. 13.
Holds regular meetiiiKB on second
and f nrth Wednesdays of ouch
month. O. P. Cosiiow. W. M.
N. T. Jkwktt, Kucretaiy.
AO. U. W. Rosobnrg Lodge No. 10.
Meets tho second and fourth Mon-
liana . ... f.l . 7 .m ..
vaui iiiuiilii at I uu J. 111.,
In the I. O. O. F. Hull. Members in
t?ood ntandine aro invited to attend.
F. M.Tozikr M. W.
E. 11. Lenox Recorder.
I). .8 West, Financier.
B,
P. O. ELKS. Rofebtirg Lodge No.
32(5. HoUIb regulur communita
tionB at I. O. O. F. Hall on second
and fourth Thursdays of each month.
All members requeptud to alteud regit
larlv and all visiting brothers are cordi
ally invited to attend.
F. li. Waitk, K. R.
Rov McClai.lfn, Secretary.
CO. E, FOURTH REGIMENT. O.
N. G., meets at Armory Hall every
Thnrnilov ntmnttitr ut W V!mlr
F. li. Hami.in, Uapt.
In the Circuit Court ol tho State of OrcKou.
lor Doughifi County.
Molllo M RoblMri, rialntlfi"
vs.
. I". KoblKon. Defendant.
To O. K. Uoblson, tho above nnmcd Defend
ant:
In tho nnino of theHtnte ol Orccon. roil are
hereby Mimmoned ami rviinlril to nppeur nml
nnswer tho complaint liled iigalnid you In
the iitKH'i" entitled court and citUHe within six
weeks from the duto of the first publication i.f
this summons, nd If you fall to appear and
antner as herein reunited, for want thereof,
tho plalullir will apply to said ourt lor tnc
rellel demanded In her complaint, which Is
for a decree from m:il court uusolvlni; the
marriage contract existlUK between platutllT
and defendant, lor tne tatc ami custody ol
the minor child, Ilrentian Kohlsou, that she
may resume h- r former name, Mollle M. Mc-
:laln. for her costs and ultmreinent. aiid
fur such other and limber relief as t-i the
court may seem meet with equity and K"1
conscience.
lhlaummon Is published once a weclc lor
at least six Micceslve wit U In the I'i-aimou!,
.k, a teinl-wcekly lieM'e,H.r publlsh'-d at,
Itosebiin:, Orearon, by nruVr of lion. M t. j
iliomiivon, i ouii ty junrc oi iviiikia uiuy
Oregon, nmdo Annus! il. 1'JUM
The nrst publication hi wis summons is on'
the 'Jlth day of Atuust, l'sfi. ;
j. A iiui;ua? 15
C(-7w Attorney for I'Ulnilft",
D
EGREE OF HONOR. Myetic Lodge
No. 13. Mxota Und and 4th Thurs
day ovenihn of each month in Na
live Sons' Hall. Visiting members cor-
lially invited to attend.
Mrs. Merit West, C. of H
E. H. Lknsox, Rec.
OF A. Court Doiiktlaa No. 32, For
enters ol America. .Meets every
Tuesday evening in Native Sons'
Hall. Visiting brothers always welcumij
S. W.Va.nZile C. R.
E H Lexox, R. F
E. V. Hoover, Physician.
O. O. F. Philftanan odi:u No. 8
Meets in Odd FhIIowb' Tr mple, cor
ner Jackson nud tlaes streets, on
Saturday evening of each wet-k Mem
bers of the order in itoul standing are
Invited to attend,
J. C. TwitciiELL, N. G.
N.T. Jkwktt, SetrtUry.
Kof P. Alpha
every Wedi
Halls' 7:3
a Lodge ho. -it. Meot
'ednefcday, in I. O. O. F
:Ji) p. m. .Mum.'-era in
good et andlng are invited to attend.
Geo. E. Hocce
?. V. Ramp K. R. S.
vSUMMONS.
O CCKXVXSCGOCX30COOOOO&OCXAyOOtJOCu:
8
AGENCY
BICYCLE REPAIRING
Bicyles
BRAZING LATH Ej WORK
HARRY E. HILLER,
8
7 II JOak St., Opp. Churchlli;:&j Woolley
Sooocx)ooccooogooxxxxoo
CITATION.
In the bounty Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas ounly.
In the Matter ol the K-late of)
Thomas Dunwalh, CttatKHi.
IHccasad. '
To Thomas Imnseath. father of lcael, and
all others legally lnt re:e1 In Mttd folate.
In the nm of the Mtale of Oregon. Yon
are hereby cited and require! Ut appear in tne
County Court of the oute of Onuoti, for :b
Count) of Ihiudar. In the courtroom thereof.
at KwclmrR, tn tne t ounty ot uougtaa, on
Monday, the 2Sth day of Sept., 1903.
at 10 o'olock In the forenoon of that day, then
an-t them t snow eause, if any you bate, why
an order for tbe rate of Ihs ral property be
lonrtng Ut Hid estate, wprsyed for In the peti
tion of E. K. Wilton, thlmltMrair, to-wti:
Tb KVJof SWj;oferiion.T! ti south, of
range j west, . jt in trnuirjar wnpiy, wnr
(ton, and ctDtainimc Ml aerta. stwild not be
made authorizing E. E. Wihw.n. the adminis
trator o! the -slate ol Tt ornas Imosealh. de
ceased, to W1 the afoicMid rev! property, at
either public or prtrate , for Use pa rim ot
jHtoeof ailmlnl-trati'in. , AJ ft C it I H
Wltn-s the Hon. M I. Tbomptmn. Judge ot j it.tCH-.ii 111
the County Court of the SUle ol Orecoa. Inr
the C'ouniv of Itousla, witn the -emt ot M
(rt affixed this iith lay ot Augn-l, A. !.,
IMS
AUe : D. K. SUA BROOK. Clerk.
l"iUI-J
If It's a WHITE
It's ALL RIGHT
The White
Is
King
White Family and Tailoring
Rotarv Sewing Machines.
;s With Automatic Lift.
5. K. SYKES,
om 1 and 2
ujvlew Balidlng.
KOSEBfklt. ORKUON
It may be hard to be pood It Is not
hard to be kind.
Genius has always received more ap
plause than money.
Pppsnmntlon lies at the bottom of
much that we call success.
It requires no strength of mind to be
mean it does to be generous.
True greatness" lies not In never fall
ing, but In rising every time we fall.
Keen vour business to yourself or
some other fellow will keep it for you.
The public Is a baby, depending
largely upon the nature of the lnuul
gence of its nurse.
The higher a balloon rises the small
er It looks, and Is this not true of many
ambitious members of society?
Failure in life is nut loss of capital
or the catastrophe ot n business ven
ture. Such things are accidents that
may happen to all. Schoolmaster.
Many Mothers of a Like Opinion
Mrs. Piimer, of Cordova, Iowa, says,
"One of mv children was subject to croup
nf n corcw tvnp.. and the civinc of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prompt
ly always brought relief. Many mothers
in this neighborhood think the same as
do about this remedy and I want no
nthpr kind for their children. For sale
by A. C. Marsters and Co.
TIMBER AND GRAZING
LAND
City and Mining Property, Home
steads and Timber Claims Located,
the best now vacnt. No fees paid
until Filing accepted. Relinquish
ments bought and sold. ; : :
Stewart Land Co.,
Horn i Taylor & Wilson Block
ROSEBURG OREGON
MRS. H. EASTON '
is prepared to wait upon old
and newcuBtomersanafriends
with a full and complete
stock of
GROCERIES-
r
Facts.
Mr. Man. vou want facts. V.'e are
going to give you facts. As you read
them over vou will know they are facts
And we can prove they are facts.
It is a fact that McCormick Binders,
Mowers and Rakes are tho standard by
which all others aro gnaged.
It is a fact, Racine Bnggics, Hecks
and Road Wagons are far outstripping
our competitors' lines.
J A. BUCHANAN, No'.ary Pnbiic.
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Room S
Uanter Bail.llns.
KtMKBUiUl, O
H.
J. ROBIN ETT,
Attorney at Law.
Koom 11. .
Taylor -tlon Bloek RotEHURO, Ork
Notice for Publication.
In-l OrHce at Roretmnc, Oregon, September
Notice is henrbr tlTen that the foUowinc-.
naned Srttler has Slnl nottrie o his tn'ention
I to mare Anal pnmf in support ol ; rlalm. an.l
! that said ; raof will tie made before the Kefrl' 1
irr MtA Mm, O. r.UO.st HoMAmrp, Ore
j hob, on Ko ember 7. 190a. Tlx: i
I on 111. K. Xo fox the SJ, SW. Pec. M. T
A 're
ent For DOUGLAS AND COOSfCOUNTIES
T. M. Protection Tent No. In.
tioitis its regular ueviews the r k.. x. i wni
first and third Fridav of tch He iwme the following
month in the I. O. O. hall. Visiting
iiiuhiKts in gorsl standing are inviu-l to
attend. Gbo. W. Pkrkv, Com.
E. E. Bloixsktt, Record Keeer.
tin .
L
IlC CIRCLE. No. 4U, WtMnen of
Wootcraft. Merle on 2nd ami 4th
Fridaye of ea:h month a: the Na
tive Sons, Hall. Visiting member? in
irood etanding are inviied to alteiid.
nEiJ Jkwkit, Umirdian Neihiw.
TOHX P
RYAN, CIVIL ENGINEER
Land Surveyor.
FRANK RYAN, TIMBER ESTIMATOR
OSce, Room 6. Taylor & Wlbon Block.
Kovfburs.
O. T. M. RoHitmrg Hhv No. 11.
Hold? Up rtiralar reviewe np n the
first and third Fridats at 2:39 n m
of each month in ttie) Native Smt' Hall.
ieters of othor Hires vieiting in me city
are cordially inviteu tnattend our re
views. Hattie Mokias L. Cji.
jEseir R.rr.R. K.
Rne Farm for Sale.
A good S00 acre farm for sale five
aiiles from Myrtle Creek, 100 acres in
cultivation, Imlanco hill, pasture and
timbered land. Small orchard, good
lKUfH, barn and other improvements
For price and terms apply to P. T. Me
lt f.r i it , R,in wnu ia tl. ! Myrtle Creek, or 1). S. K. Buick,
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. Svkes', Rosehurg, Ore.
Rosoburg, Oregon.
2-tf
See the Title Guarantee & Loan
for blue prinU. and filing papers.
Co.
tf
Stops itching scalp upon one applica
tion, three to six removes all dandrnff
and will stop falling hair. Price 50c.
For sale by Marsters Drug Co. mltf
Get your abstracts ol title from J. D
Hamilton. He has the only complete
set of abstract books in the county, tf
Roseburg Nurseries.
Very choice fruit trees, all leading
varieties. Spitrenberg and Yellow New
town Pippin apples a specialty. For
sale at very reasonable prices by Rose
burg Nurseries, II. Schrotcn, Roeeburg
Oregon. 56tf
Piano Buyers,
You will notice that we do not have
to be continually strking out for a new
make of Pianos. The Needham has been
our leader for 14 years and is today
leader among the high grade pianos of
the world. Some cheap pianos aro made
high grade simply by getting a boost in
the Oregonian 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 say bo. It doesn't take ink, boost
or high commissions to make a good
piano, but instead the very best
mechanics, and the ver; best material
such as aro always used in Needham
pianos. 29-tf
T. K. Richardson,
Roseburg and Cottage Grove, Oregon.
All fresh and of the very best
quality. Teas aad coffees are
naniiillisD Vnnr natrnnRcfi
I u ,
solicited. r
205 Jackson St., Roseburg
$208
.Pddishab
The
Beit
Low
Priced
Jeweled
Watch
Malta
Administrator's Sale
erty.
of Real Prop-
Notice is 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, 1903, and entered in the
Probate Records of said Court on said
day, directing and authorizing me, the
under-signed administrator of tho said
estate, to sell at either public or .private
sale, as provided by law, tho real prop
erty of, and belonging to the said CBtate,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
for the purpose of paying off tho claims
againBt the said ewtato and the expenses
of administration.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said or
der, I will, on and after Saturday, Octo
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V. S ijkaA ftttee, Itiwrlmrir. Ore..
Juue -tlh. IhCS
Notkelt hereby c!ts tliat la eoapUsc
with tbe nroriitons of the act ot Congnt o
Joae . li., enutlaul "An a-t lor the sale e!
Umber lands in the Slates n! CaUfornta,.reon
NcTada.and Washington Trrrtiory." sjieitsaid
ed to all the public land states by aot ot ABg-ort
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ka ibis nay Kltvt :n this iB- bis
sworn Maimcnt N- U", for the ptjn h-e or
tbe NKVA ot wrtion No. a, townblp south, of
ranar et.
and will offer proof sosbow that the lead sought
Is m.-re valuaMc fcr it tirr.ber or stooe tnas
for acriectliiral purposes, and is establish Ms
claim before U.e RectKer and Kaatvr ot tMi
oitlra ot BosebGrf.OrefOB.
on Wednrwlsy. ibe I .iri day of Normf r. HM.
I'e nttnei 1tn(M : Aixitaww Erieksoss.
of F"andrvn. -outb Itakota. J. W. Gardner, W.
II. Mc'Hfea.. and oeo. Taylor, all f Ko
barc. treoo.
Any and all persona ebsiiaiiac adversely Use
above drrfbed lands are reqveaipd to lie
their Mtm tn lht office on or befure said HUt
day of November, lU.
J. T. Xumv, Becieter.
AND,
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Notice for Publication.
C LmmJ Office. RoNfior. Ore.
Jorw .-s. rat
Notice is hereVr riven that in cvmaliance
wtth the proTU4 n of the act ot (opm 01
Jane . J. entitled An art f.r the sale tt
ttacber land in the at aUjonsta.UTroa
Nevada .and aMny' a Tern it," aeezletid
ed u alt tbe public land states by act of Aarsut
UK.
Arrhibold K. Wadre.
of Wale. conn t of t'ra):er. stale o North
Isskota. has this dav fl .t c tV oUtoe his
sworn sla'emetit o lor tne .-w !- rC-
tion No t township 2$ snath, of nsc wrt
and will offer proof to how that the land sooght
It awrr vataarle for it Umber or Mom than
for atrrlcollnral purposes, and so establish his
claim tjfore tbe KesHtr aad Beeetrer oi this
office o( Hose bare. Ore cos.
on Thur)). tbe l.th day of November, 1303.
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I'niled State Latvl Ofnee. '
Roteborc. Onson. Jaae 22. 1:E. ;
NotJee It tcreCT rtren ttat tn eosaatlaace
with Uw pro-rtoi of U-e art f Coasre-a ot
Jnr.a J. rsrs, al:Ced n a.-t for tic xls ot
ttolr lands In Use states o California. Oreron
Nesada.aadAaahtcurtTrrlu)rf."asexUad- ,
d to all Us pablte land iuui by act ot Acrut
(.UK.
W1LU.VH J. ENTKE?. I
of OtnkoB, rountr ot Wiaofhitn, State o
WlalwM tat day Bled in tauosBce ku sworn
s:a'nnt No. tor lr pntcluM ot ta
SE,. W' SB,. E4 SW ot
uob t in Township Sin. Rsare -I West,
aad wi .;rpnottohowtha:tclaads(Hii;t t
Is nnn Taloablc for Its tlsbr er stoaa than
for acttculiaral Bsrraes. and to establish nU i
ctatsa tfr Uh RUr aad KecctTer ot thlt
th
ahorr dt-srrlMd lands a rotd to Die I J "1 Cr.-I...
tbetrckdsn m hi atftcc oo or Ixioresatd 1th " , .T. t'. j .
d ay of NoTrmlvr, IW.
j. i. isauMiics. accwieT.
; ot M taday ta -to day of Sratenber. 199
lie aarr.f as witaecs: Koy Brennaad.
Prank T. Kojditt. Martin Rasraas-ea. and
Herman HartxtMriai. of Uhkolt, W:enosiB.
a t and all verson etaiatinc a.tTvrs.-Iy the
Notice for Publication.
raited Stales Land OSee.
Eoseba-?:. Oregon, Jae li. EOS.
Notice is fccreby jtrea that la csapUasea
wits the nrartsioas ot i&e act o Coarrrsa ot
iane S. r. enQOed "JLa act for Use sate ot
Un. tr lands la the Stairs of CalifernU. Oreoa
Nrada And Wajhtntton Territory." a extend
ed to an t&a pafeHc land te by set o! Ara
S.USB.
HENRT H. BROOKES.
ot Rosebar; Ojuatr ot Uooslas. Sute ef Ore
con, has tits Jay a.edis tais oOre bis ssrora
(Uaneat No. 36. for the pareaase ot the
NKoCsctkaS,to-n5lii9Sa. raase t est
aad will offer proof to show that the land socs;t
Is awre ralaaUe for iu uir or tiose thu
for arlenlraral porposej. aad to etsaMixh til
claim before Ui Kectsr aad BeceiTcr ol thia
allies ot Scaebart. Orecoa.
on Friday th- S5ta dy A Septeaber. Ha
ajuas as witnesses: trje Keed. H. L.
tadWy. Marcaret J. Brwtes, 0. P. Fisher, ail
ot Sosebart. Orrsoa.
ay and all pursoas etabatas mdrerety the
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OIT1CK,
Ro-bonr Umtna. Jine '3 lsw.
Notice u heteby plTn that la cosapUaaea
with tbe proTlton of the act ot Voxifrrm a!
Jane X. t. entr.lt J "Aa act frr the sUs) of
timber lands in th States of CaIi'ornia.(Tcon
NTlla and WasMnifton rerrlt.iry."Mextrod.
td to all tbe wibUc land states by act of Adfatt
. iat
BRYNJOLF PBOM,
of Milton, county of rrad:t-r. state of North
ratal, bm int oat niei ir wiunce bis
swam-at vmenCNa. M.-C. for the tHirrhwe of
the "E'i of sec. No. I. Tj j. soatli of raaae
S west.
and win offer proof to i now taat the land soocbt
Is rare valuable for lt Umber or stone than
for agricultural Durposea, and to estabtish his
claim before the Kejhater aad Keeatver ot this
offlco ot Roieburc.OrfegsB.
on Friday, th l-;t day of December, 1SU. He
nsmrs ltnr-s- Tboroas naofte, of rait
Rlrcr. North Dakota. Archibald . Wadre.
Wales, Noita DskoVi. Rasotu, X Stone, Alex
andria. Minnesota. O. E. LortnBN ttrk River
North Iltola.
Any and all poraotss c'a'ralne adeerarly the
above described laixts are requested to n!e thvl-
claims In thl nfBre on or be.ore said 1Mb day
of December. 190.
J.T.BRlIHiSS.
Ktsiater.
atATedescr'b.'d 'ands are renel to Sle thetr ' askweitescrsbetl laads are reqacsted to ale their
clatata la thts oaVee oa or belfe ald 3Ui day of
setMeaiDer, ma. J i skiisi
Rectster.
Notice for Publication.
rXlTEP ?TATKS L tND OrFtCK.
Rosebon;. Ore . Jane 9. 1SK.
Notlcf is barety icteen that la eorapHaac
wtth the croTlrtune o( tLe act of Oraares ot
Jttae S. W. enUUed "An a-t tor the a) ot
timber Ucdt in the Stau. J (aliiorai. Orecoa
Nevada .and VashtBOn Terri:ory," asextead
td to all the pabttc land states by act ot ABfust
t, lsi
THOMAS WAPGE.
of rark RtTcr. coaaly of WaWh. sute ot
North Dakota, bathl day Hied ia this ofice
hta swira Hatemeat No Mas. for tbe par
chve of the lots land S,:3 NKVi td cti-n
clatatsiatMsoraceeaerbetorethe Sthdayoi
cepeoer. r.-JO.
J. T. BRIDGES.
JtalyHa Beside
Notice for Publication.
Taited States Land OCtae.
Boseborr. Orecoa. Jaae S. EUR.
Notice Is hereby rlren thai la easapUaaca
wtth the proTlsloos ot the act ot Cosrrrys cf
Jane S, t$T. entitled "Aa act (or the sale ot
Umber laads la the States of California. Orercn
Nevada .and Waihlnrioa Territory," as extend
ed to all the pcblle Uad states by act ot Annas
MARY E. CLtRK.
oiO$hkoh. R. D. Box couaty of Wlnae-
No-. 4'..'??,0,' .JK,Ul. S "f5.1 taH otSce her sworn ststemen: No. SCT. for
anaTniioirerprwirosaowioattBeiaMsoarai porchase ot the .-4, NWi, SW34 Net;,
li more Taltia!4e for it Umber or stone than I svrvK-. of S-r t - ki w i w tti
lfl:trl I toshowthalthrundht Uo
?I?!LTwL uaASetint " ' valnaW for its Umber or stone than for a-rl-omce
of Rbof. 9f?- , .-.,.. ! cnltor! parposes. an-1 to esubttsa her csaia to
oo Wednesday UwWadayof November, tax. mM UwTeore the Rectster aad KcceiTer ot
t. n. Nortb BwVU . ArektaaM E. dKe, of jj10j4j. y , ,Uy-t Septeatbcr. ISOt.
H .W., V-rth isakota. Rasaus M. sjme. of She names aj wltneswsr CTd Clark. MarUn
iltl'v'iV ."f1.- - K L100- 01 1 i Kasmn'seR. Hainan Harttbetm. aad Roy
Rtvrr North Dalota. ( BrennaM. ot Oshkesh. Wt-coain.
Aay and all penoas claiming adversely the 1 Any and ait persons rl limine sulversely the
b.TC dcMrrlbed lands are rtneted to ale , above desert bed lands are rcqaested to ale thir
tncsr ewiBM in him eee oa or oetore aia i.u
day ot Nov. tWa.
Notice for Publication. .
UNITED 8TATK8 INI) OFFICE.
Itwcbitre, Ore. Atitf. il, V.Vt
Notice Is hereby Riven that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June s, 187H, entitled ' An act tor tne snie ot
Umber lands in the Btatvsof Callfornla.OreRon
Navada.aud Washington Territory," aacxtond
d to all the public land stales by act of August
4.182.
JOIINT SIIATTUCK,
of Sparta, county of Monjoo, statu of Wisconsin
nas this dny fllt'd In this ofllco his sworn state
ment No. 5.80. fur tho ptirchasd ol tho south
cjtiiimrter(SK!1)ot (w-ctlon So 4. In towu
shln No 27, south of ranftu No n wrst
ana will offer proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for Its Umber or stnno than
for agricultural purposes, and lo establish his
Claim before tho Itcjilslcr aud lleceivor of this
files ot Kosaburs;, Oregon,
on Tuesday llio Uihriayot Jartiaty, 1901. Ho
names as witness: It Kiukenboiwr, 1'aiil Unry,
laith of Kost-hiint, Oregnu; J. 11. Kvarls, I'ccl,
Oregon: Wolcoinu IlubW'll, Hpartn. Wisconsin,
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
Hbovodcscrlbcj lands nro requested to file, their
claims In this nfllco on or l)eforo tho Mid I'Jth
day of Jantinry, 1901.
J.T.llRlCdlV,
Keglslcr.
Goats (or Sale.
Alwut -10 lic.nl of Angora ROiitu for
sale, all young ilocs, ulso f-omo thorough
bred bucks. Correspondence solicited.
L. A. Makstkiu,
Oloveland, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
I'NITKD STATK L-tND OFFICE.
Rosebnr. Ore.. Ju jc . IMS.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Ccagrrvj et
June S, Iffr? , enUtled "An art tor tbe rale ot
tlmlr lands In the States of California. Oreon
Nevada .and Washington Territory," asextaad
ed to all the public land states by act ot August
4 1392.
OIJC E. I.OFT1IUS.
of Park River, county of Walsh, sute ol North
Dakota, has this day nlcd in tbtsootce his
tworn ttcuent No. M37, for the purchase
of the N't of the N'j of tectlon No 10,
township , south of raucv 8 wst
and will offerproof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim Lefuro tho Register and Receiver of this
office of Roseburg, Oregon,
on Thursday, the lih day ol November MXS.
He namca as witnesses: Tboinaa Wailne, id
Park Klver, North Dakota, ArcMbeld K Wailw.
WaUn. North Dakota. Rasmus M. Slone, Alex
andria. Mtnncaola, llryiijotf rroat. of.Mlltoit
North Dakota.
Any and all persons clalnlncly adversely the
above described lands arc ieiieted to SIp their
claims In this oitlco on or before said llh day
of Novcmlwr, 19i.
J.T. lllUDC.ES.
Rogtstcr.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
lloseburit, Oregon, Julv 20 !9tV.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliant!
with tho provisions of tho act ot Congrusi ot
Juno S, IS,S, entitled "An art for tho Sato of
timber lamia In the Statesof t'all(orula,OicKon
Nevada .and Washlngtor letrliory'asextentl
ed to all tba public land I tales by act of August
4. lSSi
WELCOME U HunilEU,
of 8ptrtn. county ol Monroe, stau- of Wisconsin
hits mis day lib il In ttr? otlleo his sworn state
ment No. ,WI, lor Ihe plircliaso of tho Iota 9, 10,
1ft and lfi, of M-tlon No 10, in ttintithlpNo
south of raiiKO No ! wst
and w 111 otter proof to show that tho land sought
Is moro vshmblo for Its tlmbor or stono than
for agricultural purposes, aud to establish his
claim boforo tho Register and Receiver ot this
office of Hcsoburg, Oregon,
on Tuculuj Hit .Mli day at January. 1901. Ho
names ai witnesses: John C. tint tuck, K.n.i,
Wlfconstu, It Kr.kenboigcr, Fattl tiary, both
Roseburg, Oregon, J. II. Evatts, I'eol. Oregon.
Auy and ll persons claiming adversely ;ha
abovo d".ctlbe"l landa aro rcqtiestttl to fll
their claims In this ntrco on or beforo tho said
Sth day ol Junu.try, I'.Hll.
J.T.BRIDOKS.
Register.
. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED SEATED L-VND OFFICE.
R.iavburg. Ore.. June JS.
Notice 1 hereby given that in compliance
wtth the provisions of the act ot Congress ot
June 3. 'SN. eoutlrd "An art for the sale of
Umber lands in the Stales o( California. Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory," asextend
ed to all the public land states by act ot August
4. ISttt.
RASMCS M. STONE.
ol Alexandria, county ot Douglas, state
vl Mlnn's.Ma, has tbi day fllvt In this
otnee his sworn statem-nt No.
iHtreha e ot the S', Stt',, N
claims in this ooVe oa or beJors -Od tSlb. day
at j-rptetneer, iwb. j.t. Etatwts,
Jray p Register.
Notice for Publication.
tion N. towtishlp i, south of ra
and will otter proof to show that tbe land sought
Is more valuable for Its tlmbor or stoue than
for axricultural purposes, and tn establish hit
claim t-ofore the Register and Receiver or thlj
ofllco of Roseau rg.Oregon.
ou W ditetUy the lttt dav of November, 190 i
He UKioe as viU-.sses : Thomas Wad.-e. O. E.
Loflbus. llh or Park River, North Dakota,
Archibald K. I. Wadge. of Wale, North lUtota
Bryajolf Prom, ot Milton North Dakota.
Any and all person claiming adversely the
aNive described lavds are reouestoil to file their
claims In this oiBce on or before the saidlslb
day ol November, HWa.
J.T. BRIDGIES,
Reglste'.
Cnited Statot Land OtSce
Roseburg. Ore-con. June 12. ISO.
Notice li hereby gtvea that la cosipllaaca
with the provisions ot Use act ot Congress ot
June disentitled -An act tor Uie sale ot
Umber lands ta the States ol Cali;orala,Orecoa
Nevada .aad Washington Territory as extend
ed to all the pubUe laad stales by act ot August
S.1S92.
JOHN I- WATSON.
4n Kr the ( Glide, county ot D-mcU. ,-ute of Oregon.
S k. ol sec-1 ay ok-u in tnts otccc his swora sute-
ce S wet. saenl. No M30. tor the purchaso ot the lots S
. .. I , iMV, - -.1 ...... . . ...
J,, t4, ,-4 Ol SCVUJtt
t. in Uwnship 37 south, of rango 2 west,
aad will offer proof to show that the laad sought
Is more valuable for lu Umber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish hit
claim before the Register and Reculrer of this
office ot Roseburg, Oregon,
on Tuesd-ty the ti aay ot September, KB.
all ot IVel, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aVive-described lands are requested to fin? their
claims la this otSco oa or before said 2Sd day
otSrpt.tStti. J.T.BRIDOES.
Julyifp RegUier.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATE3 LAND OFFICE.
Kweourg Oregon, Oct. 1, 19u3.
Notice is hereby given that tn compliance
with tho provisions of the act of Congresa of
JunoS, 187S. entitled "An act tor tho sale ot
timber lands In tho States of California. Oregon
Nevada, ami Washington Territory," asextend
ed to all tho public land states by act ot August
4. 1S94.
FRANK W. MASTEKSON,
ot Independence, county ol l!k, state of Ore
gun, has this day filed In this ollleo his swotu
stHtemeiH No. 5W, for tho purthu of Iho
South Et ipiatter of section No. SI, township
25 south, ol range Svsest
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for Its timber or stono than
for agricultural purposes, ac.d to establish hti
claim boforo the Register and Receiver ot thit
offlco ot Roseburg, Oregon,
on Ttulay tho 10th dav of March, 1901. He
names as witnesses: B. Martlu. M. Martin, of
Itrtiwnsvllle, Oregon; tleorgo Bateraan, Frcil
llatotnon, n Rosenurg, Oregon.
Anv and all persona claiming adwrsley tho
alKve described lands ro miucstcd lo We their
ulalmtln thlsoCleo on or before said 10th day
of-Mareh 1901.
J.T. BRIDGES
OctTp Reslstcr.
Notice for Publication.
United State Land OOcc.
Roseburg Oregon. Aug. St. toot
Notice is hereby given that la compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
JnneS,lSTS.eutiUcd"Anact for the sola ot
Jmber lands in the States of Callfornla.Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory." as extend
ed to all the public land stares by act ot August
4.1SK.
MINNIE f. HARRIS.
Crc of O. M. Co.. of I'orUand. county ot
Multnomah, state of Oregon, has this day lilt d
In this office her sworn statement N. .'-CT for
the purchase of the NF, otSecUon No St In
township Na south, range No. west
andwllWuferproot to show that tho land sought
Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, aud to establish his
claim before the Rrirlster and Receiver ot this
office ot Roseburg, Oregon,
on Friday, th Wih day of Fobmary. 190S. He
names as wlturs: W. II. NcCrossen. J. W.
tianlner. John Rogers, Fraun F. Doicsby allot
Koseburg. On-Kon.
Any awl ll (ers-ms claiming adversely the
ab .vo described lands are rvtjuealed to file their
clAints In this office on or before said 12th day
ot February, UXM. J.T. BRIDGES.
Oct 3 P .Register.