Hog Cholera. dipthona have appeared in lamines m-
inc a mile or more lrom neignDors, anu
r;i-.tiiar TCn IK nf th Bureau of Am- wliorA it was annarontlv impossible lor
mal Industry, department of agricul- the families to be attacked. A French
ture, is as follows: scientist, who investigated diseases on
"During tho course of the investiga- farms in Franco, found that there was
tiona concerning hog cholera which have g0me relation between manure heaps
been carried on by the biochemic division and epidemics of diphtheria. Statistics
nf t.lin lmrp'Ul of animal industry, certain ; Scotland and Prussia show that tho
outbreaks of that disease were met with rate of mortality from diptheria is high
Avhich apparently were not produced by er iu rural districts. It is suggested that
the hog cholera or tho swine plague ba- all manure should bo kept in closed loot
cilli. The disease was highly contagious tions, with cement sides and bottoms
and fatal to a large proportion of the if niauuro is treated with solution of
hogs which were attacked. These ob- sulphuric acid before being added to tho
servations, which were inexplicable pre- heap, tho bulk of the manure will bo
vious to the researches herein recorded, reduced and the plant food rendered
together with tho great variations in tho more souble, while disease will be pre-
physical symptoms and tho post mortem vented, to a certain extent. Ono point
lesions encountered in different out- to observe is to havo tho well of water as
breaks of so-called hog 'cholera,' have far from tho sources of contamination as
led us to institute experiments to deter- possible, the grading being such that no
mine, if noasible. whether or not there surface water can How m tho direction
are other infectious diseases among hogs I 0f the well
in this country than those caused by
the hog cholera and swine plague ba
cilli, and also to ascertain what was the
etiological agent in thoso outbreaks of
disease mentioned above, which appar
ently did not depend upon these bacilli
for their existence. These experiments
have not vet been completed, but have
Administrator's Sale
erty.
Frog Hunting For Market.
Frog catching as an industry in Mis
souri and Arkansas is set forth at length
in a paper just prepared by Mr. F. M
Chamberlain of tho United States fish
commission. lie gives some uniquo
gone far enough to enable us to publish ggurea as t0 the extent to which froj
this preliminary note.
"The outbreaks of disease which have
furnished material for the study of the
questions just outlined havo all had
their origin in southwestern Iowa, but,
owing to tho great distance of that point
from Washington and the fact that it
was not possible to establish a satisfac
tory laboratory in the field, it has been
found necessary to expose a certain
number to infection in Iowa and then
eating has gone in tho United States
and declares that 1,000,000 of the little
creatures are caucht for the market
every year, for which tho hunters re
ceive about $50,000. These same fro;
costs the consumers about $150,000. Mr,
Chamberlain corrects a popular misap
prehension by showing that more frogs
are eaten in the United States than in
any other country, and that even in
Germany and Great Britain more frogs
of Real Prop
PttoiBssionol Caitds.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtuo
of an order made by tho County Court
of Douglas County, State of Oregon, m
tho matter of tho estato of Ihomas
Duneeath, deceased, on tho 2Sth day
of September, 1003, and entered in tho
Probate Records of said Court on saul
day, directing and authorizing mo, tlio
under-signed administrator of tho said
estate, to sell at either public or private
salo, as provided by law, tho real prop
erty of, and belonging to the said estate,
to the highest bidder, lor, casn in nana,
for tho purpose of paying off tho claims
against tho said estate and the expenses
of administration.
Now, therefore, by virtuo of said or
der, I will, on and after Saturday, Octo
ber 31st, 1003, at ono o'clock in the af
ternoon of said day, proceed to sell and
offer for salo to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, tho following described
real property owned by tho said estato
and described as follows, to-wit: Tho
E,; of the Sli of Sec. 20, Township 32
South, of RangoS West Willamette Me
ridian, in Douglas County, Oregon, con
taining SO acres, moro or less.
Datml at Roseburu. Orecon, this 29th
day of Soptembor, A. D. 1003.
E. E. Wilson,
Adminislrator of the estate of Thomas
Dunseath, Deceased.
First publication, Oct. 1st, 1903.
JR. H. L. STUDLE'i
Osteopath
ALL DISEASES TREATED SUCCESSFULLY
ii,n..A I Residence 8M, Residence,
moup jonicollG;! West Roseburg
Office : Koom 11 Taylor .t Wllsoi lllock
Examination Kroo. OMco hours ! to 12 a. in.
2 to ft p. m. U red tm to Still Collcguot Osteopathy
AF. & A.
Holds
Ull.l f
M. Laurel Lodgo No. 13.
lloldn regular nioetinun on second
and f urth WudixmUva nf end)
month. O. I. Cosnow, W. M
N. T. JkwjwTT, SucrHtary.
Q.EORGE M. BUOWN,
Attomey-at-Law,
KOSKUUItQ.OKK
Court Houbo
Do wu Stain.
Q V OflSlJEli, M.
Physician, Surgeon.
Office over P. O. KosKntmo,
'Phone Mam 501. Oregon.
Q K.GEO. E. HOUUK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
Office Retlcw um.
rnone, ;viaiu
ROSKUORU
OKKHON
-piLMER V. IIOOVKK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RortEIIURO OllKOON
ol the Not
CUT Hxll
Special attention Riven to Dlaeanes
ana mroai.
Office Main St., ono door south of
Phone. Main 31.
WHVY NES,
DENTIST,
RoTlew Building,
Telephono No. 4.
RO.SKKPRG- ORK'IH
transport them by express to the bureau consumed than bv tho "froceatin"
experiment station near this city, where French.
all the innoculations were made by the Relative to the industry in Arkansas
superintendent of the station. After anJ Missouri, Mr. Chamberlain says :
once bringing the disease to Washing- In tbe o the St francis river,
ton no trouble was, as a rule, expert- -m Missouri and Arkansas, where tho
enced in perpetuating it by transferring business is important, frogs are captured
from one animal to another. j,y means 0f spears, with lines at the end
"The experiments have reachea sucu of , rods, and with firearms. In the
a stage that we leel justified m staung
that there is an infectious disease among
hogs in this country which can not be
distinguished clinically from hog chol
era, and which may be reproduced by
infecting with material which contains
no hog-cholera bacilli. It will be under
stood that at this time no estimate can
be made as to the frequency with which
this disease occurs, nor as to its distri
bution throughout the country.
"Below is presented a brief outline of
the facts which have been established
in regard to this disease.
Etiolojj-y.
"Nothing can be stated at present as
to the cause of this disease, although
certain experiments, not yet complete,
have given results of such a character
that probably something more definite
may be published in the near future in
regard to the etiological factor in this
form of hog-cholera. It has been dem
onstrated, however, that the primary
cause of this disease is neither the hog
cholera bacillus nor the ewine-plague
bacillus. We have transferred the dis
eate repeatedly from one hog to another
by subcutaneous inoculation of certain
body fluids, these fluids being always
proved, by careful bacteriological exam
inations, by filtration. through the finest
porcelain filters, and by the inoculation
of guinea pigs and rabbits, to be free
from hog-cholera and swine-plague ba
cilli. We have used a system of checks
upon the various inoculation experi
ments by means of which we have been
able to exclude all chance of accidental
pen infection or of infection through the
syringes.
"The disease is highly contagious,
healthy pigs that were allowed to come
in contact with sick animals almost in
variably becoming sick within the usual
period of incubation. So far we have
been nnable to communicate this disease
early part of tho season, when the frogs
retire to the mud during the cool nights
and only appear on warm, bright days,
they are taken on hooks baited with red
cloth, and with big guns and rifles.
Afterward the bulk of the catch is made
at night by means of spears with one to
three barbed prongs. Two men usually
hunt together in a boat, one rowing, tho
other standing in tho bow with spear
and a largo reflector, made especially
for the purpose. The season in this re
gion is usually from March to June.
Only the hind legs are preserved. A
pair of these weigh about a half a pound.
"The prices received lor Irogs vary
greatly and depend on the condition of
the market, the size of the frogs and
the locality. Dressed legs yield tho
hunters from 12 to 50 cents a pound,
and live frogs from 5 cents to $4 per
dozen. In the Kankakee valley, Indiana,
for example, the prices received by the
hunters are 75 cents a dozen for large
frogs, 10 cents a dozen for medium sized
frogs and 5 cents a dozen for small frogs ;
while in San Francisco the market price
is $3 to H per dozen.
"The unrestricted hunting of frogs
threatens their practical extinction in
all nlaces where their abundance and
the shipping facilites or proximity to
market render the business profitable.
Already a marked decrease in the sup
ply is manifest in Lake Erie, in north'
em New York and other places, and in
order to meet the increasing demand
hundreds of people are experimenting or
preparing to engage in frog culture."
This would be a very profitable in
dustry in Oregon and would bring as
much clear money into the state as
the salelof oysters. In the south it
is not an infrequent occurrence for
man to clear as much as $200 per
Write your FarmExpericncc and Send
In 1902 tho Southern Pacific Company
nublished a nam unlet entitled "Call
fornia Industries". It contained pnnci j
pally tho personal testimonies of experi
enced cultivators, says the Pacific Home
stead. A short description of the dif
ferent sections was given and following
this the 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 price tho products
were sold for. This was one of the most
practical pieces of literature that could
be put out. Mr. W. E. Coman, G. P. A.,
of the Southern Pacific Company, has
written tho agents of that company in
Oregon that it is tho intention to get up
a similar publication for Oregon and
asks that all who are able to give the
results from their farms, dairies, frnit
orchards, berry patches, etc., in Oregon
writo the results for publication in the
pamphlet. He says ho wants only tho
actual results under favoiable conditions
the same as can be accomplished by
any intelligent grower under normal
conditions ; that is, he wants only honest
presentations. Any of our readers in
Oregon who will take the time to give
their experiences will be doing the com
pany a courtsey and the state justice"
on may send vour statement to Mr
Soman. or to the Plaindkal .r and it wil
forwarded to him . . -
M. Crawford a J. O. Watson
' . Attorneys at Law,
Rooms IA 2. Hank Bulldg.. ROSRBUKii, OK
Business beforo the 0 S Land Office and
nlnz cases a specialty.
to any other animal than hogs. Rab- acre from a frog ranch which is noth
bits and guinea pigs are entirely insus
ceptible to inoculations that are of suf
ficient size to destroy pigs weighing from
30 to 40 pounds.
Symptoms.
lncr more or less tnan swamp, oi
which about one half is land and the
other water. The protection needed
is to keep out all kinds of animals
"The period of incubation after expos- which feed on the frogs and also
herons, pelicans and wild aquatic fowl
of all kinds.
ure to sick animals, or alter a suDcuta
neous inoculation of infectious material
from sick animals, varies from five to
twelve days, the usual time elapsing be
tween exposure and visible signs of ill
ness being seven days. The first symp
toms noticed are that the pig is slightly
indisposed ; there is loss of appetite and
listlessness, but as a rule nothing else
on the first day. By the second day of
visible illness the animal is usually very
sick, hollow in flanks, and has a stag
gering gait. There may or may not be
diarrhoea, and the feces are frequently
blood stained. Almost without excep
tion the eyes are sore and tho lids glued
together. The symptoms just enumer
ated become gradually more pronounced
until the death of the animal, which
takes place, as a rule, within seven days
after the appearance of the initial symp
toms and approximately two weeks af
ter the first exposure to infection.
"It must be explained that the experi
mental pigs which we have used weighed
from 15 to 40 pounds, and it is possible
that in the case of older and larger ani
mals the period of incubation and tho
course oi the disease may bo of longer
duration. This point, together with
many others, is left for future determin
ation. "Sufficient work has been done to show
that this particular form of hog-cholera
may be prevented by those measures
which have been found to be effective in
dealing with the ordinary forms of that
disease the isolation of sick animals
and disinfection of all infected lots with
carbolic acid and limo being sufficient to
prevent a spread of the disease.
"The question of special methods of
treatment has been taken up "and will
be reported upon later.
"In this brief report our object has
simply been to announce the existence
of this' infectious disease among hogs,
and we have purposely avoided the pres
entation of details of experiments,
which are reserved for publication in a
mote complete treatise on the subject."
E. A. De Sciiweinitz,
Chief of Biochemic Division.
M. Dorset,
Assistant Chief of Biochemic Division.
Roseburg Financial Agency.
Monev to loan in sums ranging from
$50 to $1500, at 10 per cent. I charge 2
per cent for my services in negotiating
the loan. H. H. Brookes, at the Plain
DEALER Office.
Wanted.
20 tiers oak stovewood, 30 tiers grul
blockwood. D.S. K.Buic 48tf.
City Treasurer's Notice.
Noticeishereby given that to all parties
holding city warrants endorsed prior to
Dec 4, 1901, are requested to present
the same to the City Treasurer's office
for payment, as interest will cease there
on after the date of this notice.
Dated Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 3 1903
H. C. Slocom, Jr.
City Treasurer,
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.,
Room 4, Taylor & Wilson Block
ROSEBUKO OREGON
Contamination of Well Water.
MRS. H. E ASTON
is prepared to wait upon old
and newenstomersandfriends
with a full and complete
stock of
-GROCERIES"
Manure heapsare responsible for many
diseases that appear on farms. Even
the well water may become contami
nated, though the heap may be some
distance from it. Typhoid fever and
All fresh and of the very best
quality. Teas aad coffees are
specialties. Your patronage
solicited.
Roseburg
in; lortcnn Sr..
J '
JOHN
H. SHUPE,
ATTOKNEY-AT-I.A V,
Kossboro, Okeoo.n
Builnert boloro U.S. Land Offieeaud l"tfbele
business a specialty.
OHco Abraham Hnlldlne.
' C. Fl'LI.EKTOS
Attomey-at-Law.
Wll practice In all the State and Federal Conru
Office In Marks But.. RoM.-burg. Orecon.
F.
W. BENSON,
A t tor n ey-a t-Law.
Soolety JVIeetlngs.
O. U. W. Ho8eburg Lotltfe No. 10.
Mneld the second and fourth Hon
I days of nch month at 7:150 p.m.,
the I. O. O. F. Hall. MemlKJrs in
good HUnditu' urn invited to attend.
J;. Al.ToziEit M. W.
E. II. I.knox Recorder.
I). .8 West, Financior.
In
T. O. ELKS. Kofieburg LodeNo.
3 "(i. Holds regular coniinuniuH
a tions at I O. (). K. Hall (in second
And fourth Thurnilays of each month.
All members requedeii to attend ren-
larb' ami all visiting bruthtirsuru cordi
ally invited to uttenI.
r. li. Waitk, K. II.
Ilov McClali.kn, riecretarv.
f'O.'.I), 1st SKl'AKATE BATTALI.ION
.O.N. ii , niHMs Ht Armory Hall every
v I hnrnilnv urnntriv nt H n nltwl?
F. H. Hamlin, dipt
In tlio Circuit Court oi tlio Btato oi Ore con.
lor DoiiKloi! County.
Mollle M. KoMflon, I'lalutlir.)
vs.
(). X. KnblMin, Defendant.)
r O. t. Hublwin, tlie nbovu nnmcd Defend
ant:
In the iiAmo of the Stnti of Orecon. von nro
livrrliy summoned itml required Ui npjiear and
HiiKwer the complaint llleil Agidnt you In
the alov entitled rourt aim caiiro within six
weeks from the date of the Bnt juiljllefttioti of i Q
mis "uniimonn, mm n you lau to appear una
answer an herein required, lor wan' thereof.
Ihu plalntlir will apply to tald curt for the
relief demanded In her complaint, which Is
for a decree from Fird court dl-solvliik' the
marriage contract cxihllnK between pUlnilir
and defendant, for the care and cutody of
the minor child, lireiinmi ItohlMiii. that ne
may reMimo h'T former name, Mollle M. Mc-
Claln, for her coim and dlburemenU, and
for Mich other nud further relief a to the
court may ecm meet with equity and good
conscience.
Thin summon 1 MibllMicd once a ww t lor
at leat six mccei-hlve weeks In the I'j.aikhkil-
kk, a teml weekly newspaper published at
Ko-elmn;, Orexon, !y order of Hon. M D.
Ihomnviu. Couuty Juries of Douelaii County.
Oregon, made AiutlM 21, 1133
The tirel publication ui iui summons is on
the 21th day of Auunst, 1903
0l-7w Attorney for flalnlltT,
r
OF A. Court D-mylae No. 3Ii, For
wliTd ol Ainericn. Wefts evnrv
" luertlav evening in Nntlv" ron:
Hall. Visitinr luoihc-xalwavfi uelcmo
Fkaxi; Kknxkdy, k. C
E II . Lenox, K. ?,
E. V. Hoovkk, 1'hvsician.
10. U. F. Philetanan Lodne No. 8.
MdKtn in Oild FkIIowb' Temple, cor
a ner Jnckson and Case streotH, on
Saturday evening ol each weeit Mum
berfi of the order in isjod faiatnlinu are
invited to attend.
J. C Twitches. i., N. U
N.T. Jkwktt, Secretary.
Kof I'. Alpha Lodue No. 47. Me
every Wednesday, in I. O. O.
HrII a- 7:30 p. in. Mnilrii
good elanding are invited to Attend.
Geo. E. Hocck.
S. V. UampK. K. S.
cete
F
in
KO.'
SUMMONS.
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HARRY E. niLLER,
Rambler
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CITATION.
In the bounty Court of the State of Oregon,
for Dourlaa county.
Iu the Matter of tlie Kstate ofi
Thomaa Dumeath. Citation.
Ik-rciued. J
To Thomas DunR'ath. lather of deeawyt, and
all other legally lni re-tol in said fcslaie.
In the name of the Sta'e of Orecon. Yoa
are hereby cited and rfqulrel to appear In tha
County fourtof the State of Ort-Ron. fo- the
County of Douglas. In the courtnsm thereof.
at KehurK, in the county oi iraugian, oa
Monday, the 28th day of Sept., 1003.
at 10 o'olock In the forenoon of that dar, then
and there to show cause, tf any you have, why
an order lor the sale of the real property be-
lomrlne to said estate, a brayed lor in the pell
Hon of K. E. Wflson, the wlmlntittrator, to-wit:
The HU of SW'i of section 9). Tl soiltn. o
runRe.i west. Vs. M In Dooxlas eonnty, Ore
mu. and oontainlni! w) Hn,, shonll not In
maleauthorlzlnz K. E. Wllann. the adralols
tralorot lhette of Tt-omas Duneeath, de-ihm-1.
to isell the alore-nld real InilrrtV. at
either public or prtTate te. for the purpose of
paying the lndeotedniss of the eauto and ex
pense oi aumimsiraiion.
Wltnesa the Hon. M D. Thompson. Ju-Ige of
tte (VMinty Court of the State of Oregon, far
the ("oumy of Douglav with the -eat oi svfcl
C.Hirt altlie-1 this 2Mb lay of AURUtt, A I).,
JV.
Atte : I). R. SIIABItOOK. Clerk.
- lrAl a27.
If It's a WHITE
It's ALL RIGHT
The White
Is King
T. M. Protection Tent No. lfi
Holds its regular Reviews the
lirst and third Fridav of each
month in the I. O. O. hall". Visiting
members in good standing are invited to
attend. Geo. W. I'ekky, Com.
E. E. liLolxitTT, Record Keepor.
orai 1 and 2
urrJew BalMtnir.
ROSEBURd. OKKHON
L
j.
A. BUCHANAN, Notary Public.
Attoruey-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Boom 3
ILAC CIKCI.E. No. 49, Women of
Wo'Kicraft. MietH on 2nd nd 4th
Fridays of each month at the Na
tive Sons, Hall, isitins? membora in
ood etandin? are invited to attend.
ki.la Jewkit, drurdian Neichbur.
Mi.nmk Otev, Secy.
Mart ton Bolldlne.
J. KOHLSETr,
Attorney at Law
Koom 11,
Taylor & Wilson Block
Rohebobo. Obk
O. T. M. Itosehori: Hive No. 11.
Hold? it nninlur reviw up. n the
first and third Frida- s at 2 0 m
of each month in ttie Native Son' Hall.
Sietere of other Uiven vinitinc in the citv
i; . ,. . . J
aro ciiruiauy ipviien inaniKl onr re-
viewe. Hattie Mokiax L. Oiv.
JteME KArr.R. K.
TOIIN
P. RYAN, CIVIL ENGINEER
Land Surveyor.
FRANKER YAN,TI3I BER ESTIMATOR
Office, Koom cV'aylot i Wilson Block.
Facts.
Mr. Man, yon want facts. Wo are
going to give you tacts. 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 the standard hy
which all others are gnaped.
It is a fact, Racine Buggies, Hacks
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 (hem
at S. K. Sykes', Roseburg, Ore. -?
is. b Koejurs Chanter No. S
Holds their regular meeting on th
firt and third Thorwlar in pch
.1. .
uiuiu. i iuini; mernDer? in von
itsnding ar respect fullr invitei! to at
wnd. Mrs. Naxxik Spragde W. M..
Macdk IiAtT i-ecretury.
Rne Farm for Sale.
A good S00 acre farm for salo five
aiilea fromMyrtle Creek, 100 'acres in
'coltivation: balance hill, pasture and
timbered land. Small orchard, good
house, barn and other improvements
For price and terms apply to P. T. Mc
Gee, Myrtle Creek, or D. S. K. Buick,
Roseburg, Oregon. 2-tf
KBEKAHS. Roeetwrg IMe-knh
Ixxlce No. 41. I.t). O. F., mte in
Odd Fellows' Teniae every Tuday
evenine. isitinc etetors and brethren
tllviU-d to attend.
Deixa Hhoh-.v, N. G.
Cora Wimherlv. R. S.
Smith' Dandruff Pomade
Get your abstracts ot title from J. D
Hamilton. He has the only complete
6et of abstract Looks in the county, tf
Roseburg Nurseries.
Very choice fruit trees; all leading
varieties. Spitienberg and l ellow New
town Pippin apples a specialty. For
sale at very reasonable prices by Rose
burg Nurseries, H. Schroten, Roseburg
Oregon. 5Ctf
Stops itching scalp Uion one applies
tion, three to six removes all dandruff
and-will stop falling hair. Price 50c
For salo thy Marsters Drug ,Co. mlti
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You will notice that wo do not havo
to be continually sticking 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 are made
high grade simply by getting a boost in
tho Oregonisn 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 so. It doesn't .take ink, boost
or nign commissions to make a good
piano, but instead the very best
mechanics, and the very best material
such as are always used in Needham
pianos. 29-tf
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Notice for Publication.
Ijsud Office at KoMfbarg. Oreson. September
If.. lftJ.
N(Hie Is hereby siien that th follfcsinc
nraed -ttlr h fiUil notice ot hi lnienii-n
U make flaal proof In tut'irt ol his claim, and
that mM rreuf will be made lelore the Remit
ter anl Keiver, L". S. I O. at Koteburg, Ore
gon, ob NofeaU-r T. 190, vis:
David r.tmut .
on Hd. K. No S:1. tor the X)4 ovk K. . I
, K. I Vtl.
lie names Ib follow inz witnevCM to prr.ve
his oootiunoai reMileae upon anl rulllv-
tioo of ahl larfl, vis- Tnto-lote Utfcll fc mer
Llttrell. Gir Cos, and Voloey Oden. all of
KoMsburR. Oregon.
J. I. bbiimes, Kessur.
Notice for Publication.
t. S. I .and OJBce, Borbors. Ore .
Juue Kth. 1 3
Notice is hereby given that In corapiiisee
with the rrortkras of the act ot Cnrtn of
June J.lSTS. entitled "An act lor the tale of
Umber lands In the States of Call!orala.ure;cn
Nevada. aad Washington Territory," asxtnd
ed to all the putlls land states by act of August
1. 1&72.
Oscar reW-rwn.
of Spoktnc county of .kn. stale of Wih-
ingvn. nas mis nay nKti id uzis nwc au
iiwb tiaument No Siil, for thr parrhaw o
Uie N K'i f KCtlon No. , township 2S soath. of
rant et.
and will offer proof toshow that thclan.1 soaght
Is sure va';aM for li timtxr or stone Un
for asrlculi atal purpus, and to establish hit
claim before the Eeitsler aad Keoelver of this
office of Kceebsrr.Orrson.
on Weln.lay. the I'.th day of Nveinfr, 1191
He tiaBK-! as llsw: ADarraw &nesioa.
t Ktandrcu. i-oolh iMkola. J. W. Gardner. W.
If. Hri'twKB, and Go. Taylor, all of e-
bqrj. rron.
Anv aad a'l i'ina elalmlne advene. y tlte
abo e described lands are reriaetd to SW
their laims In tht office on or before said 11th
day of November, If O.
J. I . jtsiooss, tueuier.
White Family and Tailoring
Rotary Sewing Machines.
Machines With Automatic Lift.
5. K. SYKES,
Agent For DOUGLAS AND COOSjCOUNTIES
MTKU ARTISANS. Umtxiua As-
semhly o. 105 met'ts every Satur
day evening, at 8 o'clock in Native
ons Hall. isitim: Arusans cordial I v
mvnted to attend.
Kev. S A. Dorcuvs, SI. A.
.Miss. I.ela Urown, Sccretarv.
w
OO DM EN OK THE WORLD.-O-tk
l.atnnio. 125. Met?i at the Old
Fellows' Hull, in Rnfohurs. ve'v
brat and third Mondat evniDK. Visii-
ine neiirhbora alwavi" flrom.
N.T. Jewett. C. C
J. A. P.ceiiA.NAK. Clerk.
a IMON ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F.
II Odd lellovv's Temple. Meota first
and third TliurMlav ovenuiirs unci
month. isitora conliallv invited.
J. li. Hamilton, C. P.
O. TwrrciiEU., Scrihe.
Your Watch!
When was it cleaned and oiled?
Is it r.i l lin lik ) it oa'it Ij.' Ii"
is not, it would lie well to havo it ex-
tinined, I will look it over carefully
tnd tell you just where the trouhlc it
.tud what it will cost to repair it.
I guarantee all my work and livi-
up to the guarantee.
R.F.WINSLOW J!?r.and
Optician
.Notice for Publication.
V. g. Land Office. Eoseborx.Orc..
June 9. la
Notice is hereby riven that in compllanca
with the provision of the act of Cobcivji of
Jone . enutled "An act fr tte ale of
timber lands in i.e States of Call ornta,re;oa
Nevada .and la asMnvt. a Territorr. a extend
ed to all the public land states by act of August
Arehllwld E. Wade.
ot Wates. conniy of Cvalter. lste of North
Dakota, hat this das S vt In to I "Hw bis
sororn slalement No M3V lor the Mn ?4 ol K-
Uoa No i torubip SS soma, of rangv s west.
and will offer proof to show that thelandsoeght
is snore valuable for its limber er stone than
for acrirultaral hiiw. aad to eiablish his
claim lfore the Kectster aad IWwlver cf this
oiricve ofCoMburs.Orefos.
on Thursday, tho l'.th day of S"oreml-r, 19iB.
lie name aaniinevMs: icnns ance. it
K Lofthis. Uta of Park Klver. N Uakou.
Brroiolf Prom, of Milbw. N. Kak.it. aad Ka
K- ShHie ol Alrxnndrta, Minn
Anv iDd all tTMaeUlmtn advervlr th
alve dwribcl lands are rcwested to fiU1
th esr rUims In this nitiee on or betnre said 1. In
da) of November, I'AtS.
For rtitea, folders and
formation, address
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES I.AND OFFICE.
K-vs bnnr Oreron. June 29. Ifil.
Notice is berety (riven that in comptianc
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
JuBeS.l!CS.entltld"Anaet for the sale of
limber lands In the states of California. Oreron
Nevsila .and IVashlncton Terriiorr." as extend
ed to all the public land states by act oi August
BRYNJOI.F PROM.
of Millon. countv of Cavalier, state of North
Dakota, has this dav filed In lhl!olace his
snorn siaiement'No. SW. for the turchae ff
the SKU of sec. N"- TI south ot ranjo
s tt est.
and will offer proof to shor that theland sotirht
Is more valuable for iu timber or stone than
for airricultural purjw, aud to eslaMish hit
claim lf.re the Kecister and Receiver of this
oiilca of Kcseburc. Oregon.
on Frl.'.ay. ihv ltts dsy of IVcemlr. 1CWJ. He
nanus wlinesps-Thoraa Wadce. ot Talk
Xtver. North PakolA. Archlbakl E. Wa-lee
Wales. Nortn Ilskota. Kasmn. M. Sione. AWx
an.1ria. Minnesota, O. K. Ulthus. 1'atk River
North lUknta.
Anr and all rsons cialmlnc adveiselv tb
ahtivi. divert bol IaikIs are ie.iucsUl to file Ihel
claims In this office on or before said 1Mb. day
of December. 19US.
J.T. liKItnitL,
Itcgister.
Notice for Publication.
t'NI run STATKS INI) OFFICE.
Itwchur?, Ore . Aug- S. It XI
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ot tho act of Congrcrs of
June S, lbi8, entitled "An act for tho sale of
timber lanils In tho States of California, Orcffon
Nevada. and Washington Territory," asextend
ed to all the public land states by act of August
1.1m.
JOIINT FIJTTUCK,
ofSnarta. county ol Monioc, stato ot VIvinln
Iihs this day Oleil in tills oRU'u his sworn ststo-
ment No. 5 W. for tho pnrehsse ol tho south
east quarter (SK'4) of Krctton No 1 iu town
ship No 2", fnaih ol range No 3 wrest
and will oiler proof to show that theland sought
is more valualilo for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim before the Register anil Receiver oi this
(ilea of Roseburg.Oregon.
on Tuetday I lie Uilulnyof JarilAty, 1901. lie
names as witness: II KrukttiibcrKur, 1'itiil (tsrv,
both ol Knurbunr, Oregon ; J. II Evarts, Feci,
Oregon; Welcomu Hubocll, Kparta, Wisconsin,
Any and all persons claiming adversely Iho
HbOTOilcscrlbeii lands am risiucsted to file their
claims in mi oinco on or ueioru tnu Mia i:ui
day ol January, 11)01.
J.T. 11R1IX1KS.
Register,
T. K. RICHARDSON.
Leading Music House of Southern
Oregon
$25.00 Gold or silver will huy a good
Organ or niako a payment on ono of our
fine Pianos, p- ices ranging from $185.00
to $450.00. I havo decided to boII my
present Btock regardless of cost or profit.
See or writo us at onco and secure
fiomo of these liargains.
T. K. Richardson.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATE t LAND OFFICE.
Kosebiin.-. Ore.. Juno 2, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tto act of Congress of
Junes, IKS, entitled "An act for tho salo of
limber lanils in the States of CalUomIa.Ororon
Nevada .and ashlni-ton Territory." as extend
ed to all the public land states by act of August
OLE E. LOFTI10S,
of rrk River, conutv of Walsh, suto ol Nor!
Dakota, has this day filed in IhlsotKro his
sworn otateaicnt No. .MS7. for the pnrcha
ot tho N' of tho NU of rection No. 10.
.wnhln i. south of range 8 wm
and will offer proof toshow thattholand sought
Is mure valuable for Its timber or stone than
far ai-rlftilturil nurnosos. and to establish his
claim beforo tho Registor and Receiver of this
office of Roseburg, Oregon,
oj Thursday, the lmh day ol Novomter Hflt
lie names as witnesses: rnoina vtaime, o
l'ark Kiver, North I'akoln, Archibald E Wadgv
Waive. North IiHkota. Rasmus M. Slone. Alex
audrla. Mltiuesotn, Brynjolf From, of . Milton
North lUkota.
Any nml all persons claimiucly adversely ihc
alKive ilescriooi innus are rtiueieu to nit- ineir
claims In this olllcu on or beforo said lvth day
of November, VXts.
J.T. BRIIMJES.
Register.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Koieburir. Oregon. Julv 29 P.Stt.
Notlro is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tho act of Congress of
Junes. IS78. entitled "An act for tho salo of
timber lands In the Statcsof Ca".ifornla,Orogon
Nevada .and Washlnetor Toi rliorv." as extend
ed to all the publlo lsa4 sUtes by act ot August
WELCOME U IIUBBELU
otSnarta. countv ol Motiron. state of Wlsconl
has this dav filed In th's o 111 co his sworn slate
meut No, k ;i, for the purchaso of tho lots 9, 10,
15 and 16, of section No. 10, in towushlp No. 27,
south nf raiico No S wtst
and will of far proof to show that tho land sought
Is moro valuabto for its timber or stono than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim boforo tho itegister and Receiver of this
office of RoMburr. Oregon.
on Tuesday the 5th day of January. 1901. He
names as witnesses: John C. shuttiick, Splrta,
Wifconsln, II KMkenbergcr, l ul tury, ootn n
ltonohnnr. Ilnmn. J. II. Kvarts. IVel. Orevou
Anvandall persons claiming adversely the
nbovo described lands are reoiteurd to file
their claims in this otrco on or boforo tlio sil
MhdayolJanuy,lWl. JTiRlmm
Uejlster,
nftuRlD GRANDE
THE SCENIC LINE
Through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver, and the Famous Rocky
Mountain Scenery by da3"light
TO AT.T, POINTS EAST
3 FAST TRiKS DAILY BETWEEN OGDCi AND DLWER 3
Modern Equipment, Through Pullman and Tourist Sleep
ing Cars and Superb Dining Car Service.
STOPOVERS ALLOWED
:tier
W. C McBWDE, Oen'I Agent,
134 Third Street, PortUnd,;Orc
Notice for Publication
United SUtes Land Office.
Roburg. Oresnn. Jane 2, VXH.
Notice is erebT riven taal In comsUanca
with the provisions of tte act of Congress of
Jene X. s.. enutled "An act for the sale of
timber lands ia the States cf California. Ore-xoa
Nevada. aad n asftlnrtoa Tern lorT.asexund-
d to all the public land stalta by act of Anns
CUSS.
WILLIAM J. ENTRES3.
of Oihkoso. county of Winnebago. Stat o
tta..has this day Bletl in Ihu loSee his sworn
Ma'eraent No, fort' pare'iase of the
E', SE1;. SEW SWi of sec-
Mn 4 in Township s South, Sacu West,
andwtlloiier proof toshow thai the land soogit
ts uorv vain aide for iu limber or siona than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim befor the RnHitcraad Receiver of thii
oiflre of Rosebnrg. Oregon.
01 Monday, the -.h day of Septerabcr. 19B
lie names xs witnesses: Roy Brcnnaad.
Frank F. En)Jiu. Martin SstRsvea. and
ilerms " If aruheim. of Ohkoh, Wtvoasin.
Anvand all trons dalminc a.lverselr the
4lve describe! lands are rcinested to lie their
Notice For Publication.
Cnited Utes Lad Q-Oee.
Hneba-r. Orezoa, June IS. U3S.
NoUcs) u hereby given la cospUaaca
wtih the provisions oJ the act of Congress of
Jon-J. IKS. entitled "An act for the sale of
Umber lands la the Stas of Ca!iforala.Oregaa
Nevada .sad Washington Territory." as eziand
edtoall the pshUe land staus by acted Across
HENRY tt. BROOKES,
ol Rosehnrg. Cnntv nt lioaslaa. State ot Ore
gon, has this dy flivd Iti this o3ce bis svorn
, stateaent No- Xtvs. lor the parchae of the
NEt of section S,lowaship 3 S, raae ( west
aad will offer proof to show that the laad socrhl
i valuable for its timber or stone thaa
is more
for agricultural purpose, aad to establish his
claim before the Kecisr aad Receiver of
uice oi acee oazg, urecua.
on frtday ihr ssta day ot Septetaber, 1301. He
nara-s as sriiness: George Keed, H. U
f lodley Mamret J. Brakes. D. P. risher. all
of Rosebarc. Oregon.
Any and all prnoas claiming adversely the
above described lands are rroaested ta ribs their
leims in this oSice on or before safcl ith day of ) claims lo this of ice oa or before the Sta day of
nMtmher, IMC
J T BRIDtiE-:.
Reclstcr.
-VIQ
July lap.
Notice for Publication.
PNITEH STATES LtNDOmCE.
RosebnrK. Ore-, Jnne 3, ISrtS.
Notice is hereby riven that la corapUanca
with the provisions ot the act of Conrresa of
June J.ISTS. entitled -An act for the sale of
timber lands in the Slate? of California. Oregon
Nevada .and WasbtnElon Territory," as extend
ed to all the public laad states by act oi August
I.1SS2.
THOMAS WADGE.
of I'tk River, countr of Walsh, state of
North Dakota, ha this day filed in this office
his swim statement No 5139. tor the pur-
hasc ot the lots land 2.SS NKU t.f section
No. 4, township 2S. s)uth of rnce west
and will offer proof to s how that theland songht
is more valuable for !t timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim K'd.re t;e Rrrtster aad Receiver of this
t September. 1903.
Julylsp
J.T.BRIIXiES,
Sftrista
! Notice for Publication.
United SUtes Laad OZice.
Rosebonc, Orcpon, June Si tXJC
Notice ti hereby riven that la compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress oi
June J.IKS, enutled "Aa act for the sale ot
timber lands in the States of California. Oregoa
Nevada .and Washington Territory.' as extend
ed to all the public laad state by act ot Across
4.U32.
MARY E. CLARK,
of Oihkosh. R. U. Box 1ST. coontr of Winne
btso. Slate of Wtscrasin. has this day tr.edin
this office her sworn sutement No. for
the purchase of the -A, SWI, SW-4 Nfc"-.
NW-, SKI of Soc 2. Tp 2SS, R t W. and will
ofier prool to show that the land sotuhl is more
vsluib Inriu HilNr nr tlnnn than for .
! rnltarxl purposes, an t to establish her ctaira to
receiver oi
""li." , ... rnltarxlp
t eneiiav. tne imu uav ni .-oveBioer. ..i.i ,.-.r ,;-.. pA.iJt..
lie na m wi,r: Itryntolt Proni , of Mil- i Ii ukOkkZ
lvni0vb .Kkn ,ArcSf ht "S1' im Monday the 2Sth day ;it Sepi
ls. North Hakota. Rasmus M. stone, of ! sne nataes as witnesses: 0. D C
xiexan.irt. -Minn, u. e.. umaus, ot rars: , K.mnu. Hfnn II.tbMn
River North Dakota.
Any and all persons claiminc adversely the
aNvc described lamls are requeswu to me
their claims in this office on or before said lsth
lay of Nov. 1WS.
J.T. BRIDGES.
RevUter.
Brcnnaid. of Oshkoah. Wi-vnIn.
ArirsTwl mil lwlnf rlfttmlni ilnptitlv
file above described lands are reoueswd to Sle lhir
iber. 1SOL
k. Martia
and Roy
the
claims in this onVe on or
of September, 1X0.
July 16p
before saidSth day
Resister.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED SKATES LAN D OFFICE.
Rosebant. Ore.. Junes). 1903.
Notice is herc'oy riven that In compliance
with the provisions ot the act of Congress of
June 3,1. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands Iu the States ot California. Orecon
Nevada. and Washingtc-n Territory ."asextend
d to all th public land states by act of August
1,132.
RASMUS M. STONK,
of Alexandria, county of Douglas, state
of Minm-sda, has this day tiled in this
office hts sworn statement No. M5M. fcr the
Pittvha-e of tho S", Sff'i, N', SWi. of sec
tion No. l' township a, south of ranruS west,
and wlllolfer proof toshow that the land sought
Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than I
for agricultural purposes, and to establish hu
claim before the Register and Receiver of this
office ot Roseburg, Oregon,
on Wtditculay the IMh dav of November, 1901
He names a wltui sos: Thomas vvadf, O. E.
Ixilthna. bdh ot l'ark Ktvvr, North Dakota.
Archibald E. U WadKc, of Wales. North Dakota
llrynjolf from, of Millon North Dakota.
Any and all persous claimiug advcuely the
above described lands are requested to file their
rlalmsln this office on or before the said lsth
day of November, IDtXt,
J. T. BRlDGtS,
R.-Kister.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Roseburg Oregon, Oct. 1, 1U.
Noticeishereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Juno S, tSTS, entitled "An act for the salo of
timber lands in the Statcsof CaUfornla,Oregoa
Novada.and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all tha public land states by act of August
, lSi
FRANK W. MASTKRSON,
ot Indepenpence, county of l'olk, state of Ore
gon, has this day tiled in this office his sworn
.Ulcinont No. 5TCC, for the purchase nt the
South East quatter of section No. Si, township
ii Mm til, ot ranges west
and will offer proof to show that theland sought
ts more vatuablo for its timber or stono than
for agricultural purposes, anil to establish hit
Claim bofore the Register and KeCilvor ot this
office ot Roseburg, Oregon.
on Thursday the luth dav ot March. 1904. Ho
names as witnoscs: II. Martin. M. Martin, ot
llmwusvlllo, Origoti: Ueorgo Rateman, Fred
llatcninn, o Ro-oiirg, Oregon.
Anv and all persous claiming advcrsley the
above desctibed lands vro requested to tlle thetr
claims in this offlco on or beforo said lPth day
ot March 1S01.
J.T.11RIDCES
Oct 7 p Register.
Notice for Publication.
Pnited SUtes Land Office
Roseburg. Oregon. June 12, 19C3.
Notice u hereby gtrea that In compllanca
with the provisions of the act ot Con greys of
Junes, ISTS. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States ot Callfomla.Oregoa
Nevada .and Washington Territory." asextend
ed to all the puhlle land state by act of Angus
t.liK.
JOHN U WATSON,
of Glide, county of Douglas, state of Oregon,
has thi cay filed ia this office hts sworn sute
ment. No. tor the pnrchase of the Iota 3
and . SWi SttT,, SWi SW7. ot secUoa
4. ia township 27 south, ot range 2 west,
and will otter proof to show that theland sought
Is more valuable tor Its Umber or stone thaa
for agricultural purposes, aad to establish his
el aim before the Register and Receiver ot tola
office ot Roseburg. Oregon,
on Tuesday the M day ot September, 1911.
He names as witnesses: H. U Englcs. John
Garduer, J.ihn Grecnman. and R. J. Watson
an ot tvei, urrgon.
Anv and all nerac
aSove-described lands are requested to tl'e their
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ve-decribvd lands are reouested to fl'e their
claims in this office ou or before said J2nvlday
otSvpt.tML
Jnlyisp
. T. BRIDGES,
Register.
Notice for Publicatiou
United SUtea Land Office.
Rneeburg Oreeon. Aug. 31. IWS.
Notice ia hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of th act ot Congress of
June S. ISTS, entitled "An act for the sale ot
timber lands in the States ot California, Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory." as extend
ed to all the publlo land its'st by act ot August
4,lS9i
MINNIE L HARRIS,
Care ot O. M. Co.. ot Portlaud, county ot
Multnomah, sUte ol Oregon, has this day tiled
In this nttlce her sworn sutement No. f 673 for
tho nurohaso ot the NEV ot Section No. St ia
towushlp No. Ctt south, range No. west
and will oder proof toshow that theland sought
is mure vatuablo for itx timber 'jr stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish hU
claim beforo the Register aad Receiver ot this
office ot Rofeburg.Oregon
on Friday, the liih dav of February. 1D0J. Ho
names aa wituesses: W. II. McCrotsen, J. W.
Kanlner, John Rogers. Fran F. Dolesby all ot
Roscburt;. Orvgon.
Any aud all persons clslmlng advenwly the
above described lauds are requested to ate their
clst ms In this office ou or betore said l.'thday
ol tehniary, lvOL J.T. BRIDGES,
0SP .RegUter.