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É fe NEWS NOTES. \ acal ion I h its. F| W hen O th e r M edicines Vacation time is here »ml the Have F ailed . children »re fairly living out ■>( FR U IT-JA R S.... ’l ake Foley's Kidney Cure It doors. I'here could l«e no In ilth h -r cired when everything else place for them. Von need only W has disappointed. guard agiimii the accidents im i- "’•** ” 1*" “ir Mr. McAllister of Engene an '•**»* 1 i No De\\ iti» \\ itch -- remedy r eiiunla electrician who J. J. Il.ttck lias ,, S:()ve f w <)uj(.k - ,y Call and let ns show yon the V.-icutn jar* employed to construct hi* electric ()r removing danger of »«rioti* Thev an* alisolutelv the la-si Ja r on plant came up Monday morning consequences. Forcut», scald- and the market and are also the easiest to » ' - ... I. ..i I ..... , i. used i DeWitt- o (\ it« h »"’• »utierlntended the unloading wntin use. the dynamo from the cars and con- ll.izel Salve for sores, cuts and No sealing «ax to I«,liter with ami hr.isies." sa vs I,. It. Johnson, Swift, veyed it to the mill »here it « id Tex. “ I is the liest temedv or. the no danger of fruit s|anling, be inetalleil. This dynam o si can- m arket." Sure cure for the piles and Wc dso handle Mason ja rs in differ ahi i of producing one thousand skindise ises. Beware of counter- ent sizes. volts of electricity, which will e<,m»l feila. Eor sale hy A. 1*. Estahrook Member« of the Order of IVndo about 3tll) candle power. Mr. H oick - “ a re requested to I* present at the will enlarge the plant as necessity California parties through the l.en tlin g <»r«H*vr - - - - - - next meeting Thursday the 24th as requires. ( f o l d H i l l , O r*. assistance of S. W. McClendon inqturtant business demands your purchaser! 250 head of stock hogs DIED presence. “Committee ____ ________ in this vicinity thia week which Summer com plaint is usually D IED —At G rants Pass Thursday IweM ’‘‘¡PI**1 10 < * « * * ! • • * * prevalent among children this sea Ju ly 10th, 1902, Mary Haxel dan- Prices P»id were from to Tilt* Name Oltl S tory. (H A IT A Q U A son. A well developed case in the ghter of Warren J. Howard, aged 8rOis- rriters family was cured last week J. A. Kelly relates an sxtieriance ASSOCIATION. . ° by the timely use of Chamberlain's 7 years 3 m onths, and 10 days. sim ilar to that which ha-happened “The W illamette Valley Chau in almost every neigltliorhnnd in Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Kent- The deceased death was caused from I P oison in g TIlP Svstt‘111. *<b—One of the liest patent tnedi wound over the eve which s h e 1 . . . . , , , , tauqua Association «ill la* held at the I titled Stales and has Iwen told cines manufactured and «Inch is . . . ., ’ . . , | It is through the bowels that the (■Indettine I’ark, Oregon City. July and re told by thousai ds of others, •1 « avs kept on hand at the home received while riding on a had ol (m) , v ¡g c|e,inse,i impurities , , , . . - , lie says; La-t summer I had un ..I ye scribe. This is not intended hay, which Mr. Howard aud another < „ustipation keeps these poisons M lhtolV lh:rcduce.irate#viaSouth- attack of dysentarv and purchased ■is a free puff for the company, who gentleman were hauling, ih e hay in the system causing headache ern S'aciKc Co's lines on the vet tili- a l»itlle of Cliamliei lain'« t'tiol.-ra do not advertise with us hut to vummenced to slide and the ix- duln.es» and melanchola at lirs l ,-ate tia n . and Diarrhoea Itemedt* which I benefit little sufferers who may not eu.Mllt8 were unable to stav on the l l eruptions and fill-j Speciui attraction this season, used according to direction» and w ith in eiiitv access» nt a n h vsician . 1 . • a llv seri«»u$ illness u n ites a reinedv ... . . » . .» with entirely »ati-f.-u tory result». No famiiv Ihoul.l lw iiih n ilt a ’‘ •got,. Hazel tailing to the ground is ' applie<l. HeWt.ts Little Early j U ,* ,‘u,Wl, , The trouble was controlled much bottle of this medicine in the house and the boot heel of the gentleman - Uisa * prevent this trouble by everv afternoon; Chas t raig the quicker than former attacks «lien especially in, summ er-tim e.— ban who was assisting Mr. iiowar.l, stim ulating the liver a n d prom ote noted impersonator; Dr Kohl, I used other remedies. ' Mr. Kelly sing. Iowa, Journal. Sold hy A. I*, struck her in the eve causing the eaiy healthy action of the howels. Mclntiiy, the (ireat Word Painter is a well known citizen of llcndrson, optic nerve to tie effected and after-1 J “ f the West, and I ho-. McLluty, N. C. Eor sale hv A. I1 Esialirork’ Estahrook. • I optic The Southern Stock Company ward followed hy concussion of the enable them to perform their own the entertaining lecturer. Dr. Bay went to Er sco Wedues- work. Never gripe or distress, i On .inly 10th the Hen. Henry played three night« »his week brain from which she died, A. P. Estabrooks. W ’attar.-on will speak on “ Meiiey o..y on business connected with the fair sized ° in our city to dam he propose» to htiild up the ---------- o-----------: and Moials-’, an d o n July 11th rep- who houses. The company is rep-1 Mr. Perdue w ho lives on the Mrs. E. B Dufur met with a »ill deliver hi- c. lehrafed lecture ri ver. resented by ladies and gentlemen Coivig farm was taken violently — * • e--------- whom yearsof travel and experi sick Monday evening while in Gold very painful accident last Wetlnes on Abraham Line In. A carload of salt at Merrills. ence have made artists of the pro- Hill. Dr. Stanley was called and day evening while gathering in July l'.hli the entire program will Parties contemplating » trip to Crater latke at d istan t points »Hoald not forget th at tiold Hill ia th e mo»t direct point to »tart from. .. i . i , . . i ’ ,.. Cut this wutand take it to Esta- ».rook’* D rugstore and get a box of Chsmiiei Isin's Stomach A Liver Tabi-ts. The liest physic They also correct ¿¡»orders f the. stomach. Price 25 cent« at A. I’. » l a brook's. I I . D . M JE > e d fess ion. It is well worth the soon relieved the patient. the family washing from the line price of admission to enjoy an The young man Entrican, o f ; »“he stepped on a rusty nail which evenings entertainm ent such as G rants Pass who was struck » ith a ! fenetrated the foot nearly through ba’l during the game at Jacksonville the skin on the upper pat t of the they give. Sunday is reported to he couvales- h’-’f- making a very painful wound. STATS OK OHIO, CITY OK TOI-SIXi, i O.i Thursday Mrs. Dufur was re.-t- LUCUS COVSTY, i “ cent’ Mardon verT comfortably. frank J. chrnky makes oath H enry Nutt, Dave |>e furnishtd hy pupil- of the ( ’lie- m.,wa Indian School, Music, vocal T re n t Y our k id n e y s F o r Htii iiBintisiiL m d i u s l r u n i e i i t t - ' l , re t ¡t it i.u i- , b i-e | wi|, and grand closing concert When you are suffering from [,y tl»v ('hemawa Indian Band, rheumatism, the kidneys i ust la- sfn.jjjd make this day one of inter attended to nt once so that they will climate the ui'c acid from the ert a „ j intertainm eut. hlood. Eolev’s Kidney Cure is Eor programs and further infor the most affective remedy for thi- th a t he it the senior partner of the Jam es McDougal, Em m itt Suttoi',1 firm of k . l. chexey «& io., doing E. E Miner and Mrs. Perry Kt.not- B r O lld lif is t o r tW PlltV yt'JlTS . in itinn call on nearest Southern purpose. R. T. Hopkins, of Polar, Wis., says, “ After unsuccessfully business in the City of Toledo, were among the Kane creek vieit-j Mrs. Mineva Sm ith, of Danville, l‘“eiflc Agent. doctoring thre«> years for rheum a County and State aforesaid, and ors who were in town Sunday. 111., write.-: “ I had bronchitis for -----------x---------- - tism with the liest doctors. I tried th at said firm will pay the sum of lienrv Murry of Central Point twenty years and never got relief F.tahrook the Misses Foley's Kidney Cure and it cure.1 » tu t.- n i - v n u c i i n o , i i o < t . i- " - , , i t . 11 u n til < used E o le y g . H o n e y and ‘ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for was disposing of a load of vegetable.- Tar which « a sure cure.'' Eor salt Nellie Ray. Georgia Williams and .... • I cannot speak too highly of each and every case of Cairrah ond fruits to our townspeople by the Gold Hill Drug Co. ¡John H am roersly vi.-ited Grant« this great medicine.” Gold Hill Drug Co. th a t cannot be cured by the use of Wednesday. Pass Monday evening to view the hall ’ s catakkvh cure . George Lance the successful miuer j OM.pb Hammersly and family ruin«. Next week we hope to publish F R A N K J. CHEN EY and (arnler wilh i,i8 grandson Mrs. Chisholm and children starts Sworn to before me and siiscril*d Ma-ter Walter H ull taken the train for Byhee Springs Saturday to the H unching of a vast enterprise T h e best L in im eu t F or that will embrace Ixith capital and In my presence this 6th day of Wednesday for Kingsbury Springs enjoy ’ the pleaw ntnew of that experience in Gold Hill all the S tra in -. . _ Decmber. A . D . 1S86. where they go tor a two mouths fanioUB resort for a few week.. A. •¥. iileneon. titny. Mr. F ¡7. Wells, the m erchant at preliminaries are well underway. ( . » N tH ary Public. Ihter Park. Long Isluiid, X- Y-> - ___ 7 SEAL H. A. Mear« and Chas. Young Tw o B o ttle s <’nre,l H im . says: “ 1 alwavs reetiinmend ..ham- ( ' ) No Falx»* I'laiiiis, Halls Catarrali Cure is taken are “pending the week on upper lierlain's Pain Balm as the liest “ j wa« troubled with kidney internally and act» directly on the E'*“ 18 cretk cruising timber land« complaint for about two year«,” linnem ent for sprains. I used it The proprietor of Foley’s Honey last winter for a-evere lameness .., Tar no| a(lvHrti; e th i„ ag blood and mucus surface« of the preparatory to U king claim« writes A. ,1. Davis, of Mt Sterling, the side, resulting from a strain, a uure f(,r (,(>nHUni|„ inn. T hev Court H all was among the Gold la., hut two Imttles of E'oley'« and was greatly pleased with the «ystern. Send for testini.mials, free. not clail„ u „ ¡j, (.„ re lh b dreu(-, spectators at Jacksonville t Kidnay Cure effected a perm anent quick relief and cure it affected.” F. J. chexey a co.,Toledo. 0 . H ill complaint in advanced enses, hut cure.” Sold by Gold H iil Drug Co. to witness the Ball game played For sale by A. P. Eatahrouk. gold by Druggists, 75. do positively assert that it will cure by G rants Pass, vs Ashland. H a ll’s Fam ily Pills are the best. j in the earlier stages and never M. McKinstery visited West Fork fails to give comfort and relief in Miss Nora Smith who has been K eeps I t the worst cases. E'oley,« Honey J. J. Houck accompanied by , very sick during the past week i. Wednesday to view the timber M other A lw ays and Tar is without doubt the great Mr. McAllister the electrician 1 able to be up and around we are resources of th at section with the H andy. e s t throat and lung remedy. Refuse spent a few days this week looking intention of locating a claim. “ My mother suffered a long time substitutes. Gold Hill Drug Co. a t tim ber lands on upjier Evans . . . . from distressing pains and general -----------o----------- creej. Major Andrus returned from his health due primarily t" Hides- ,, Sound kidneys are safeguards of ill ---------- Meadows Coalfields, Friday, and lion,” says b. W Spalding, Verona, Mr8 Alfre,‘ Lew,g rece,v‘‘'1 *2 j Colestein and return good for repOrts splendid nrospects showing life. Make the kidneys healthy Mo. “Two years 1 got her to try H»t week from the Order of Pendo with Foley’s Kidney cure. going Saturdays return.ng Monday hig Und - Kodol. She grew better at onee as sick benefit for her recent Bl following 11.95. H } and now at the age of seventy-six ness. --------- ; road Company. George Short and W. L. Childers eats anything she wants, remarking Two packages of Seal of North _______ Carolina smoking tobacco for a janie8 ‘’ankey ° f i’“'n8 ' alIey. have lieen employed this week dig th at she fears no had effects as she Bickel at Sam Morris's. I accompanied by Ins daughter, Em- ging holes for the electric light poles. has her hottie o, Kislol handy.” Foley Kidney Cure purifies the Don’t waste your tinie doctoring blood hv Straining out the impur- -----— ily, were trading wilh our merch- —......... .. 'O — —■ A car load of salt at M erritt A Co allU> ,S alllrj ay. symptoms. Go after the cause. If ¡ties and tones up the whole system Have you i farm for sale; if so y o n r stoinaehs is sound your cures kidnev and bladder troubles. Mr. Ketchum of the Black chan- Wore conies th at Glen Owen, a let us help you sell it. health will he good. Kodol rests -----------a----------- nel mine was in town Wednesday, former resident of this place, has Geo I! Hammersly & Son. the stomaehe and strengthenens gan Francisco Weekly Examin- the body by digesting your food. „, a „ d -N ews ” two dollars and 40 W illiam Foster came down from l^e B,na" P°x» al l*‘e Bohemia ■ " -v ■■ - - : It is natu re’s own tonic Sold mines. China gulch Thursday. John Wood the founder o, the A. P. Estabro >k. Geo. McDonald, the foreman at town th at bears his nan e 8 miles J. J. Houck has a force o, A full line of children and Misses hats, new and complete, at Mrs onen cleaning out the mill race this the Bouden mine, taken a lay-off (x-low here was up Thursday inter- —pgfc and is recuperating at the McAl- viewing his old pioneer friends. Ezra Webber one of Sam Vallpy’s Ollie Millers’, solid business men spent Tuesday jiew this week! Sugar 17 lti, $1. Frank Cardwell came over from * ter l‘Pr' l,88- Monta Martin and wife, nee 1 Dairy Salt 50 It, $1 at Merrits. Sisson luesday. I J<* Vo8e» of lbe R1* '1 Grocery Olson, of Evans creek were visiting in this city. , , , , 1 store, taken a load of supplies to relatives and friends in this city Joseph Stover was down from . . . 11 the Rudolph Huysink prospecting and vicinity Wednesday. They the Chaviner farm Sunday. camp Monday. were accompanied home hy Miss Fritz Hammersly of the News Fred Blakeiy came from Rose Clara Olson. spent Saturday night and Sunday burg Monday, to see l)r. Ray on M. W. Hale of W oodville visited jn Medford visiting friends. business connected with the Dr’s Gobi Hill Tuesday m il reports that will describe yonr Henry N utt was over from the vast enterprises near Gold Hill. the wind storm Monday did much s e n s a t i o n s when P r. Kay farm Saturday. Dr. C. C. Pletcher will he in damage to fruit in his tie ghbor- y o u receive t h e -Dr. C. C. Pletcher will be in Gold Hill July 28-29 and 30th to hood. garments made for Gold Hill Jnly 28-29 and 30th to do denta) work Mr. Blackmcr, agent for a Chic you by STRAUSS do dental work. J()hl) H . Miller has taken a ago Mining Co., came in Monday BROS., “ America’s Hugh Sanders visited his |,osition on the White Horse mine morning and left immediately with Leading Tailors,” brother Albert, at Foots creek, Sat with W. L. McClure. Major Andrus for the Bill Nye Chicago. They are urday. m a s t e r s in the There will he services at the mines. Joe Beeman came from the Bart, yj church next Sunday. tailoring business. Miss Mamie Carey will leave paine, Saturday. Rev E B Lockhart. Their pro-eminent ill a few weeks for Indiana, where Mrs. Barney Olson and son Hans , position has been at she goes to visit relatives and J , Hon. W. A. Carter and wife were in town one day this week. , friends. tained hy satisfying are spending Uns week in Ashland. t h e i r customers D. Horn and wife were here from | George McDonald, Irvin Ray Melvin Damewond was downj They never fail to Galls creek, Monday. I Joseph Hammersly and the editor from Blackwell farm Wednesday. please because they I of the News, contemplates a vi-it John Bailey, father of our town- guarantee s a tis Mrs. H unter, lady friend, and to the latters honineslead on Evans j pnau Andy and Taylor is staying faction and live up Mrs. Stickle were in Medford one creek next week. jn town this week. to it. Their tailor day this week. II. C. Coffin the miner returned Frank Jordan the genial fore- ing creates an Impression—graceful, elegant, perfect fitting. lion. R. (1. Smith of Grants Pass to town Wednesday after spending <nan of the Yellow Jacket mine You will wonder how we can afford to charge the low prices we was a visitor in Gold Hill Saturday. several days prospecting in the returned from Los Angles Satur. quote for i t .* Call on us and see our great assortment of trust Senator Dufur returned from a hills. day worthy wtKiiuos. Gold H ill's electric light plant Sam McCleiwHii hasheen buying visit with his family on Foots wUI lie in operation by August 1st. hogs for Medford parties the last creek Saturday, week. Attorney Joseph Hammersly has Chas. Nickell of the Southern Gold H ill, Ore Two carloads of salt and sugar > been quite sick with fever this Oregonian spent a few days in G rants Pass this week. I t M«rritt w d Vf» week‘ Love act Sight CRAWFORD & CARTER N U I C IE IO R K U U .I f A H O N . N o tio d F o r P u b l ic a ti o n . Titulmr Act, Jm»« M, I h ?H. f aitisi stale» latini till Ice, I Titulier Land Act,.I une 3, 1878. Koseburg, (tregoii, June 2H, |nt)2. United Stute» Land Office, Notice I» licivliy given lliut In ohm pii- Roseburg, Oregon, May 211, ItHI'J. a m e « l i l i tile provision» ot the ai t u| ; N otice Is heretty given That in \ c X u , e Ä 'f , , n . e i Ä U ' N iwip I ii , i 1. Wi h ‘' r <•>- 1 0,1 •** J l l l H ) 3 , |H « M , m « atei Washington T e n tti,-) , as extended H lle d “ An act for the sale of T im - t il all tile Public la n d Slates hy act ol lu«r L a u d * ill thestate» of C a lifo rn ia Olgiisi 4, IMU2, Curia Ih -r g , nt Pnrllaihl in ..,,,,,, v .. . i . i u- i - . M a l« '* ........ «>< C u i In » ru lli, O r v tftH i, M u ll..,« .,n a h . s u o . ... i h.-g . ?" v "•'< " a-htegt«,.. Inis this ds) lllod III this ».lice Ids «worn le O l lo r y , its ex tendrai t«> all the staici..... it \« i. 2«.; h |«.r the purchase I ’ tth lic L in d States hy act of Aug- ol the b its » , tu. I I. tu. „I Sentiun No. 12 u»t 4, 1892, Joseph ft. G rin.ie.ucr t il e hl m l S .oglu i . u n ir . vsluslite (or il» na» this day tile. I In Hu» oline hl» tiuilair or a to n e t ii m i for agricultuisl »worn » ta te illen i No. 2ÓIMI for tha pur|H.»i-s, anil to i o i4 l t | i » l i Iti» .la n u to purchase of the N W j of Section No. ’“± r " M’i ¿".'“Tl. i“ '.*'” ".'' “'"'.î4'” 12 »•>"" No. »« S“ »lh of . n „ 3 West and w ill offer vhtota-i, 11(92. primi to eliow limi ili» lami sought lie names as « ltue»»e» : I., ti. ItuWulf i» more valuahle for its titulier or ^.T\UTÎ.’ Or'‘*',.,‘ 1 »tune than for agricultural pur- burg, (lit-gviu. (luorge fea»«', Placer, Oregon. Otis W. Saunders, Pvirtlauvl, poses, and to establish his claim Oregon. to said laud liefors the llcgister and Any and sil penunz claiming adver- Receiver cf this office at Kn-cburg, ’r o Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day <|ii('i<tthi ut tile ihcir ( littiiiN in tbiN «tfMt'v f . ■ nui,i 7 un ur b**íorv(ia¡tlM2‘' ilayof Octoltcr 1W2. ! n ‘ •’pb‘nu»»,r, I .MM. J . T . Bridge». H e names a» witnesses: Inge- Uegister. I hregt (>. Kjohlei of Kdwnll, M’ash. Samuel llersknviti if Spokane, MfTI E H U PI III H IT lot. W ash D. E. Green o, G ra u l» Pa»», T ttu itor I.tkihl Act, Jin»«’ .1 IHTN Ors. lieorge 1‘enegor of G ra n ts U tttlm l S'tkltM ttfllvo, orvirutt, Juno >. I ’ m »», ( )re. Notim» U hvnHiy tfltc u . tfcat hi c*tnt|>Ui»iuM« Any and all per» m» claimiog w ith th» |tn n t utn-ot Mie act of <\iut;rv4M«»( Juno .1 IM7M,eniitliKt Au A et for u ( T t iu te r adversely the uh ve <le-cnl»-d lands I.H' m I s lu I ho St at ('al ifOrnla, ttrvM«>H. N •* are requestial to tile tlieir claims In Btla. autl Wikhlu»rU»u T v r. I t o r i . ” mm o « i » ih I« h I to this ofliee mi or ls«fore said 2Bllt a ll ih > Public l.atnt Miat«**, by act ot Autfti»l I, day o, Seplemlier. IHD2. IHW. O tU W Su io»lor. til ru iila tu t ismuty nt Mul J. T. B iiiim . ks , Begi-ter. liMiutuh, S la t e t if 11 «fc'uu, h in ih l day tlhat in fbla uffic«' hit* worn »taUtuicut No Mt? h»r the pur cvlYwr »»I llilw tiilicv ut non. on We. I lie » , lay Ut •«•churu, Oro- v Un- 22” .lay ol « •‘ "U'S No. N v'hn-o o t k o u I if J of Hactlon No 14 lu Tou ushtp N«' 1W South of lianiro N o t W and w ill oiler proof t.xthow that the land sonxht la tuoro valu a b le fur itM tlm lio r or atone I ha u for a u ric u ltu ra l pnriai ea, and to eatnfdUh hl» d a l u i to aa> I la»»d Iwfore tho K o *l te r a»'d Kecelvur o f t hi .«office at ltojM.bnrx, O regon, oo Wtatucialay t h e t a " ‘ lay ofO c to b o r. l»«»4 It«' natue- aa aittHMMW* 1. U Ile W o lf. Port land. O r' Kun Kd< S m ith Koaebtirir, (ir«*»iou Ouorge p«*aac, Placer, Orcttoo, t ’hrt» lt.'rg I*.irtland. Oroiron bv and a ll pe wm» clauninK a<lver«e»y the aliOVe d<*Hcrlhe.I Ian 1« nr«* re.ju wtod to file th e ir N o tic e F o r P u b l ic a ti o n . Timlier Land Ai t June 3, IH73. U n ite d States L an d Office, Kosuhurg, i trcgoii, Ju n r ti. I tfO2. N otice i» li Tehy given th at in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of Julio 3, IS7K, y entitled “ An act for the sale of tim l.-r land» in >he -lute» of Call- A fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Wash- inglnn Territory,” ns extended to all the public l^i.d slates l.y act of j t iiri.tk-.„ S \u g .is t 4 ,1 3 9 4 . Jam es W, Collesler, ! of Wimer, em ut V uf Jackson, stale limruii-r (or territory) uf Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn N o tic e F o r P u b l ic a ti o n . statement No, 2642, for the |»ur- I>c|»nrtincut of the Interio r, chn....... tiu E | o, EJ o, Siviilin No. iutntl officv K'wehiivy, Onnpm. 6. in Town»hip No. 34 Simih Itaiiga July A. 11ML» No. 2 W est. and « 111 offer pron, to Notice ix hereby jfiven that the folio line iiauieii »ettier haw llle<| notice of hi« show liiat the laini sotight is tuote nteiitiou to iiiiike linnt | o « mi | in ffii|»|Mirt , v n h ia b lt1 for it» tim lsr or -Uine hin Itiini, that «Mbl pr«., pr n »f , b is . i la i,» . « um! .III th a t said wM I»-1 U,„„ (l,r „grieulltiral purpose-, and inaile liefore It. L. Bartlett, i County o u iity , . . ». i . . , . • • . ’ ; cle~k at G rant* I ’asx, Oregon, on Aug«; ° e rtiih llrh In * rln in i to mud I i i i k I heforv I* L B nrthtt, county cleri;, ust 21, BMKf. v ls : .-ititon Itähän, ( itants l*u-s, Oregon, on Mnndav, mi hi» I I . E. No. Ittspl Inr th» N \v x the 2-‘ day of August, 1902. S v .. :n, Tp. :t:t, s. ..( It. 3 sv. He nam,» a- «itue-res: Andrew tienäni«-- tln- fi.lli>winir «ritumscs tn prnvv hi» ianitinii.nl» r *-i Jcnce u|-.n sn.l Lin ohi, of G rants Pass, Oregon; enh ivitt >n <>( »ahl lin d , via: John llofT- Roy Laing, of Grant» Pss», Oregon; nniii, of tirants Pas», Orvgni. Jim*;,li D F Gresil, of Grants Pass, Ore tiiltilM , of tirants l*n—, Ori-.nn. J.Mvpli Miswal*l, of tirants l'u»», Orvg.ni. gon; George 1‘enegor, of G rants , leorge It. Ikiylt-, oi tirants Pass, Orv- Pass, Oregon gon. Any and all persons claiming J T . Bridge». adv rsely the above ilescriltsd hinds Iti-gisti-r. f LOCAL BREV ITIES. are requested to tile their claims in this ottme no or livfnre said 25 <l„y of August, DM12. J J. T. B hiikiks , Register. -W -W- • NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Pay your Subscription. Suttscrilm for the News. Tim ber l.and Act, June .3, IR7H, I 'liit iil Stilt,.» I»„,i| Olh-e, Knaelnirg, it-n fo n. May 211, pxr? Exam ine those F ru it Jars at Reed's. Notice in hereby given that in n n iip li- S lic e w ill, the pe,visions ot the act o( Up to date hats nt Applegate Congress of .1 line 3. IK7H, entitled “ An Bros. Act for the sate ot Tim ber Inin.ls in the Stale» of Calif.-rnia, (tri-gon, Nevudii, Colcstein and return 30 days trip amt Washington Territory,”’ «»ext,-ode.I to all the Public Inin.l States hy act of 12 tit). August •», IHU2. Iiigehregt Olson Kjuh- W H Caine for Drugs and Med lei ol K,l«ull county ot Lincoln State of WiishiugLni lias this day HI«-,I in tills icines. office his sworn statement No. 2.,«« for Cnndies ot all descriptions at ! V, e *,ur''B".'* A'1 X **• 3e»'th»i No. « m Township No. 34 Konth uf Range No. 2 Reed’s. 3 West and » ill infer pr.a,f to show that Mens and boys suits nt Apple- the land «.night is more valuable for its timtw-r or stone than for agricultural gate Bros. purposes, and to establish hi- claim to I E Dehoy has all kinds of ex sai, I laud ta-foro Kegister and Kn-eiver ot this ofTice at Itosetairg, (lrt«goii, on tras for hicycles' Xat,inlay thc2IHh, day of S«.pteiiita*r> The weekly Oregonian and G old 1902. li e names a« « itinesses: Samuel I I ii . i . N ews one year 12.40 Imrskovitr. of Spokane, IVasli. I». E. No danger of fru it spoiling If you Green of o t Grunt« i .r a n t H use Vacum Jars. A T R E E D ’ S. I I’enegor ol (Ira,its Pass, rass, (Ire. (ieonto < ieol ore. P ass, O re . J o s e p h It . (irinafehler of Bpokaue, Wash. No sealing wax nnd no bother w ith Any and all persons claiming ndvi-rsfy those Vacu.-n F ru it Jars a t ReeJ’ a. the above ,les«-ril«xl land» are re.piesii-1 ,, l i i , t t i to tlle th e ir claims in this office oil or Some valuable properlfc» for sale . before said 20th,day of Scptemlx-r, 190* hy the proprietors of the N ews . See j . T. Bridges' them. Good bargain in a small home stead 20 acres Call at llie News office. Register MTHT DIR riRLIf niill. TltulMtr L au d Act, June .'t IHfR, UulUwt S taten (And ofllco. RosscburK, or>i|(nn. May « i, »WB ItflllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIttllllllllllllllH Nu ttcu In hereby fflvno th at tu com pllaore w ith the pros ixiuihx <»( th<* act uf < ou<rmia uf .luntiN, iH7H, e n title d au a c tj fur the wale of I T lu ilx jr Lands lu the S taten of c a lifo rn ia , or«*» i gon, N e vada, and waMhlhgtou; T e r r ito r y ,” an = j ex tend»»'I to a ll the P u b lie l.and S tatu a hy act I ! PERSO N A L PA RAG RA PHS I “ I IlllllliUlllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllIllllllllllllltllllllllU Do you linve trouble in fastening your fruit jars tops? See those handy wrenches at Reeds. James Burns the Galls creek miner, spent Sunday in our city. Fred Reese formerly of the cele brated Roaring Gimlet mine re turned from Southern California Tuesday. Ham Hodges the miner was in town visiting his family Saturday. George McDonald returned from the McAllister Springs Monday. A',* u’,, '• i«m , hurle» i. Mucsnutlc at Grinta I ’a.xH, onunty of JtMophiue, S ta le of orc<ou, haw thin day flhtd In thlw n fflw I i I m «worn ntuteuMioK No. BMI for tho purchhMC of tho S E 'f .S K '^ N K 't of ftcotlou N o B0 In Tow nship No. 33 South of R ingo No. 3 Wfutt uud w ill of fer proof to show th a t tho lund Nought n morn viiluKhln for ItM tlm lNir or Ntono tbuo for ng. I rio u ltu rn l piir|NiNON, m id to ostubllNh hi« cl a tin to unid Im i^ n doro the Roglutor and R o c e ire r of thisofftoo nt RoNoburff, on»gon, on TuoNduy I tho id day of H eptom tw r iWW. ummw aw wltnftHMw: Duntnl a M acK inno n Jamo« G orm an, nrry, w charlow M nnKlunon n il of firanlN P uhn , Oregon. Any mid n il p«*rHonN claim in g ad vers lev tlio a I mjvo dnHuritmd land« urn ro»|iioHtod to ll!« th alr clnlniH In thlw office ou or boforu Maid id day of Heptombor ilNM. J. T . Pridgen, Rogiuter. K'i 8R'<, NWt< I I Ho w. « Mrs Rusenbaum nee, Alice Mat Jack Hays received an appoint ment as Government blacksmith thews, returned from S. F. Cal. and will he stationed a t Seattle, Munday, where she lias be, 11 under treatm ent some time, for some Wash., in the near future. severe malady of the stomach. Frank Jordan the mining man Mrs R. co nes hack very much i m- is staying in town this week, nroved and it is hnpod hy her James Davis of Tolo -pent Sun tiuiiiy friends th at she may day in our midst. thoroughly recover. Mr. and Mnr, The Fireman did a wise act in Rosenbaum left for Foots Crerk to burning the grass in town Tuesday. remain with her mother, Mrs. In last weeks issue we erred in Hosmer, for the present. stating th at .James Savage settled James McDougal wag employed in in this country in 64 it should at Houck’s mill Wednesday puttin g have reait 53 in each instance, in some sills below the water wheel
