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THE I JON AND
THE MOUSE.
Ry CHARLES KLEIN
Jt
.1 Sttry tf American Lift Ntveltzed From the Play by
ARTHUR HORN BLOM .
COPÏHICHT.
1906.
BY
G.
W.
DILLINGHAM
COMPANY
I
of the senator being bent ou the match
with Ryder's son It would be worse
than useless for him i Bagley > to make
formal application for her band, so,
as he explained, the only thing which
remained was a runaway marriage.
Confronted with the fait accompli.
Papa Roberta would bow to the tBev-
itabla. They could get married quietly
in town, go away for a abort trip, and
when the seuator had got over bis first
disappointment they would be wel
comed back with open arms
Kate listened willingly enough to this
specious reasoning
In her heart «he
was piquet) at Jefferson's Indifference,
and she was foolish enough to really
believe that thia marring, with a Brit
Ish nobleman, twice removed, would
be In the nature of a triumph over
him. Besides, this project of an elope
ment appealed strangely to her frivol
ous Imagination; It put her in the same
class as all her favorite novel heroines
And It would Is* capital fun.
Meantime Senator Roberts, In bliss
ful ignorance of this little plot against
his domestic peace, was growiug Im
patient. and he approached his friend
Ryder once more on tbe subject of his
•son Jefferson. The young man, he
said, had been back from Euro|s* some
time. He insisted on knowing wiia*.
ids altitude was toward his daughter.
If they were engaged to Is* married,
he said there should be a public an
nouncement of tbe fact. It was unfair
to him anil a slight to his daughter to
iet matters hang tire In this unsatisfac
tory way, and lie hinted that l»oth him
Aa Stott recognized tbe well known
aignature and rout! th«* contents tbe
expression of hl* faee eimuged. He Your family and everybody else would
gasped fur breutb and :mk Into a •ay that 1 hail lnvelglerl you Into it. It
Is even mure Impossible now than I
chulr from sheer astouishi ent.
“Ah, that’s different!” lie crisd. thought it wa when I sjxtke to you on
th«* Hhlp.”
"That'* differeiit!”
Emotion stopped her utterance, and
Briefly Stiiriey outlln«*! tier plan, ex
she
burled her face in her bauds. I
plaining that she would go to live In
weeping
silently.
the city luimediately and conduct her
“Shirley,” sal.l Jefferson tenderly,
campaign from there. If slu* was sUc-
’’you are wrong. If you will not aay
cessful, it might save her father, aml
'Tea' now, I shall go away as I told
if not no harm could become of it.
toy
father I would, mid one day I shall
That same evening her mother, the
come back and then if you are still I
judge and Stott went for a stroll after
I
dinner ami left her to take cure of single I shall ask you again to tie my
wife.”
i
tbe lions«*. They had wunt«sl Shirley
I
"You
may
not
want
me
then.
”
tu go, U m », i>ut she pleaded fatigue The
“I shall always want you,” he whla-
truth was Hint she wanted to be alone,
pered hoarsely, bending over her. In
ao that sin- could ponder undisturb«*<l
the dim light of the porch he saw that
over her pluus. It was a clear, starlit
night, with no moon, and Shirley sat
her tear ataln«*d face was drawn and
till th«* |M»r«-t« listening to the chirping
pale, n® roe«« and-held out his hand.
self and his daughter might demand
of the crickets and idly watching the
“Goodby,” he said simply.
i their passports from the Ryder man
flashes of the mysterioua tire tiles She
“G«xxlby, Jefferson.” She rose and I sion unless some explanation were
was in no mood for reading ami sat
put her hand in bls. "We will always forthcoming.
for a iong time ns'king tierself, en
be friends.”
Ryder wag in a quandary. He bad
grossed in her thoughts. Suddenly sile
Tie raise»! her han«l to his lips.
no wish to quarrel with his useful
hearil some one unfasten tiie garden
“Goodby, Shirley. Don't forget me. Washington ally. He recognized the
gate. It was too s«siu for tiie return
I
shall come back for you.”
reasonableness of Ids complaint, Yet
of tin* promenaders. It must lx* a vis
He went down tbe porch, and, she what could he do? Much as he iiiin-
itor. Through tiie uncertain penumbra
watched him go out of the gate and self desired the marriage, his son was
of the ganieii «lie discerned approach
down the road until she could see his obstinate and showed little inclination
ing a form which looked familiar. Yes,
figure no longer. Then she turned back to settle down. He even hinted at at
now there was no doubt possible. It
and sank Into her chair, and. burying tractions In another quarter. He did
was Indeed Jefferson Ryder.
her fa«-«* In her handkerchief, she gave not tell the senator of bis recent inter
She hurried down the porch to greet
way to a torrent <»f tears which afford view with his son when tiie latter
him. No mutter what the father had
ed some relief to tbe weight on fier made it very plain that the marriage
done, she could never think any the
heart. Presently the others returned could never take place. Ryder senior
less of the son. He took her hand, and
from their walk, and she told them bad his own reasons for wishing to
for several moments neither one spoke.
about the visitor.
temporize. It was quite possible that
There are times when silence Is more
"Mr. Ryder’s son, Jefferson, was Jefferson might change his mind and
eloquent than speech, and this was one
here. We crossed on the same strip. 1 abandon his idea of going abroad, and
of them. The gentle grip of his idg.
Introduced him to Judge Stott on the he suggested to the senator that I>er-
strong hand expresseil more tenderly
dock.”
haps if he, the senator, made the en
than any words the sympathy that lay
The judge looked surpris«*d, but he gagement public through the newspa
111 bis heart for the woman he loved.
merely said:
pers it might have the salutary effect
Shirley said quietly:
“I hope for his sake that he is a- dif of forcing bis son’s band
“You have come at last, Jefferson.”
ferent man from his father.”
So a few mornings later there ap
’T came as soon as 1 could.” he re
“He is,” replied Shirley simply, and peared among the society notes in sev
plied gently. ‘T saw father only yes
nothing more was said.
eral of the New York papers this para
terday.”
Two days went by, during which graph:
"You need not tell me what he said,”
Shirley went on completing the prepa-
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Shirley hastened to say.
Katherine Roberts, only daughter of Sen
Jefferson made no reply. He under
ator Roberts of Wisconsin, to Jefferson
Ryder, son of Mr John Burkett Ryder.
•t«H>d wligt slu- meant, lie hung Ills
head and hit viciously with his walk
Two persons in New York happened
lug stick at tiie pebbles tint lay at his
to see the item about the same time,
feat She went on:
and both were equally interested, al
“I know everything now. It was
though it affected them in a different
foolish of me to think that Mr. Ryder
manner. One was Shirley Rossmore,
would ever help us.”
who bad chanced to pick up tbe news
"I can’t h«*lp it in any way,” blurted
palter at the breakfast table lu her
out Jefferson ”1 havt* not tbe slight
boarding bouse.
«•st influence over him
Ills business
“So soon?” she murmured to berskif.
met lexis I consider disgra«-eful. Y<
Well, why not? She could not blame
uaderstand tiiat, don’t you. Shirley?”
Jefferson. lie had often spoken to her
Tlx* girl laid her Inind on his arm
of this match arranged by his father,
Slid replied kindly
and they had laughed over it as a
"Of course, Jeff, we know' that.
typical marriage of convenience mod
Coni«* up and sit down.”
eled after the continental pattern. Jef
He follow«*«! iier oil tlx- porch
ferson, she knew, had never cared for
draw up a rocker beside her
the girl, nor taken the affair seriously.
"They are all out for a walk,”
Some powerful influences must have
explained.
been at work to make him surrender
"I’m glad." be said frankly,
bo easily.
Here again she recognized
wanted a quiet talk with you.
the masterly hand of Ryder senior, and
not care to meet auy one
My name
more tbau ever she was eager to meet
must I*» odious to your |*M»ple.”
this extraordinary man and measure
Both were silent, feeling a certain
her strength with his. Her mind, in
awkwardness. They seemed to have
deed. was too full of her father’s trou
Shirley, you arc wrong"
drifted apart In some way since those
bles tn grieve over her own however
delightful days in Paris and on the rations for her visit to New York. It much she might have been inclined to
•b Ip Then h«- said
I was arranged that Stott should escort .lo so under other circumstances, and
•‘I’m going away, but I couldn’t go her to the city. Shortly before they all that day she did her best to ban
until I saw you."
started for the train a letter arrived ish tbe paragraph from her thoughts
"You are going away?" exclaimed for Shirley. Like the first one, It had More than a week had passed since
Shirley, surprised.
been forward«*«! by her publishers. It she left Massapequa and, what with
"Yes," he said, "I cannot stand it any read as follows:
corresponding with financiers, calling
more at home. I had a hot talk with Miss Shirley Green:
on editors and publishers, every mo
my father yesterday alsmt «»no thing
Dear Madam I shall b«> happy to s«-s ment of her time had been kept busy.
atid another. He an«! I don’t cliln well you at my residence— Fifth avenue-any She had found a quiet and reasonable
afternoon that you will mention. Your«
together. Besides this matter of your very
priced boarding house off Washington
truly.
father's Impeachment tins completely
JOHN BURKETT RYDER
square, and here Stott had called sev
Per B. eral times to see her. Her correspond
dls«'ourng«‘<l me Al! tlx- wealth In the
world eou1<1 never re«-on« II«- me to such
Shirley smihxi In triumph as, unseen ence with Mr. Ryder had now reached
methods! I'm asham«*«! of the role* my by her father ami mother, she passed a phase when it was impossible to ln-
own flesh nn«l blood has played in that it over to Stott
She at once aat down vent any further excuses for delaying
miserable affair. 1 can't express what and wrote this reply:
the Interview asked for. As she had
1 feel alxmt It. Rut what are you go Mr John Burkett Ryder:
foreseen, a day or two after her arrlv
ing to do?" he asked. “These sur
Dear Hlr t am sorry that I "am unable al In town she had received a note
roundings an* not for you"—
He to comply with your request. 1 prefer the from Mrs. Ryder asking her to do her
Invitation to call at your prlvate_ rest
looked around at the cheap furnishings dence
ahoulil conic from Mr». Ryder, the honor to call and see her, and Shir
which he couhl see through the open Yours, etc.,
SHIRLEY GREEN,
ley, after waiting another two days,
window, and ills fa<•«» showed real con
Slie laugh«*«! ns she showed this to had replied making an appointment for
cent.
the following day at 3 o’clock. This
Stott.
”1 stinll teach or write, or go out as
"He'll write me again,” she said, was the same day on which the para
govi-rm'ss." replied Shirley, with a "and next time his wife will sign the graph concerning tbe Ryder Roberts
tinge of bitterness Then smiling sad
engagement appeared in the shirty
letter.”
ly she added: "Poverty Is easy. It Is
An hour later she left Massapequa chronicles of the metropolis.
unmerited disgrace which is hard.”
Directly after the meager meal which
for the city.
Th«* young man drew his chair closer
In New York boarding bouses Is digni
aud tiM»k hold <>f th«* hand that lay in
fied by the name of luncheon Shirley
CHAPTER XI
her lap. She mad«* no resistance.
HE Hon. Fitzroy Bagley had proceeded to get ready for this porten
"Shlrh-y,” h«* said, "do you remem
every reason to f«*el satisfle«! tous visit to the Ryder mansion. She
ber that talk we ha«i on the ship? T
with himself. His affaire de was anxious to make a favorable Im
ask«st you to I** my wife You led me
c«ur
with the
senator’s pression on the financier, so she took
to liellev«* that you were not indifferent
some pains with her personal appear
daughterwas progressing more smooth
to me. 1 ask you again to marry me.
ance.
ly than ever, and nothing now seemed
Giv«» m<* tiie right to tnke cure of you
In about twenty minutes the car
likely to Interfere with his care fjlly
aud yours. I am th«* son of th«* world's
stopl>e<i
at the corner of Seventy fourth
prepared plans to capture an American
rleliest man, but I don't want his
heiress. Th«* interview with Kate Rob street. Shirley descended and with a
money. I have earnt*d n couqietence
erts in th«* library, so awkwanlly dis quickened pulse walked toward the
of my own enough to live on com
Ryder mansion, which she knew well
fortably. We will go away where you turb«*! by Jefferson's unexpected intru by sight.
sion.
hail
b»*en
follow«*«!
by
other
inter
ami your father nisi mother will make
•
•••••
•
their horn«* with us. I»o not let the views more sis ret and more siicc«*tisful,
There was one other person Ln New-
and
the
plausible
s«x*retary
had
con-
sins of the fathers embitter tlw* Ilves
tr1v<xi so well to persuade the girl that York who that same morning had read
of tiie i hihlren."
h«*
really thought th«* world of her ami tbe newspaper Item regarding the Ry
"Mine has not sinned.” sal«! Shirley
that
a brilliant future awaited her as der Rolterts betrothal, and he <lld n<>t
bitterly
his
wife
that It was not long before take the matter so calmly as i Shirley
•'I wish I could say th«* a.ne of
her In a mood to refuse him bad done. On the coutrary. It had tbe
be
found
tnlne," replied Jefferson. “It Is be-
effect of putting him into a i violent
nothing.
cau ** the < l««u«ls no dark al»out you
1
was
Bagley urged iiuunsliate marriage. rage. This was Jefferson. He
that I want to com«* into your life to
working In bls studio when he read it,
ne
inslnuatetl
that
Jefferson
had
treat
com fur t you."
ed her shamefully and that she owk I It and five minutes later he was tearing
Tbe girl sbook her head.
to
herself to show the work! that there uptowu to seek the author of it He
"No. Jefferson tlx* < In '•■’I'-'t.inces
understood Its object of course. They
make such a marriage impossible. were otiier men as g«Mxl as the one who
bad Jilted her. He argue«! that in view wanted to^ force his hand, to shame
T
L iui iato tbu marriage u* »> «utAugU
| him with the girl that uo other alter
' uative would 1« pmalbh« to au houura
Ide man. It a aa u il«*pieBble trick.
an«l he had no doubt that hl* father
was at the l«ck of It. 8«» his mind
now was fully made up. He would go
away at once where they could not
make hi* life a burden with thia odious
marriage which »»» fast becoming a
nightmare to him. He would dose Up
hi* studio au«l leave Immediately for
Europe. He would »bow hi* fattier
uuce for nil that he waa a niau and ex
peettsi to la* treated a* one.
Ou arriving home tbe first peniou be
saw waa the ubiquitous Mr. Bagley
who stood at the top of the flrat stair
case giving some letter* to the butler
Jefferwon coruer»*«l film at once, bo hl
Ing out tiie uew*]«ajM-r containing tbe
offending paragraph.
“Say. Bagley.” he cried, "what does
this mean? I* this any of your doing?”
Th«* English secretary gave his etu
ployer'* son a haughty stare and tbeu.
without deigning t>> reply or even to
glance at tin* newspaper, continued Ills
Instructions to th«* servant:
"Here, Jorklus, get stamp* for all
th«*se letters and see they are mailed at
once. They are very important.”
•'Very good, sir.”
Th«* man took the letters and disap
peared, while Jefferson, lmpntlent. re
pouted his question:
(Continued next week |
fl it i» pair of bhot-H you want, you
will find them in.the prop r styic*.
Brices and sizes at Lorenz A Ifoyt
Satire f«i* t*ul»ltei»timi
I
ri nielli ot thè llileriul.
I iud tlftìo il i> eburg. Or
August IX l’-At?
Notice ih nateli« givi li th.it brandi r M
Raudlemau of Psrk< isburg. Oregou, ha«
filed liotlce of bis mtetltli.il io lliake final
t ire year proot in aupport of Ina claim. vu
Hoiuestead Eutrv No liti«? Iliade M ir '.»•
r.» : t..« il.. >4 -, «-W . >w . >l ..«se io
NE1« NW*a NW ,N4. , Sedioli I.’». lowii
lltkl|* -*« Rolliti. liauge 14. West, sud timi
salti proot will be moie before L A l.iljeq
vist, I S UouMuiMioiier. al ina office al
Mamhfield. Oregon, « hi Wediie-dav. t h-t !».
1»«7.
He names tbe followmg witllesaes to
prove bis coutinuou» residence upui, sud
cuiuvatton ut tiie land, vi/ Di aiti' itali
dlemau ut Parkemiturg. Or«g..n. Jofioid
Ilaga ot Parkersburg. Oregon We«leY J.
Haga of Parkersburu, Oregou, Elmrr Ihiyle
of l’arkersbiirg. Oregon
B knjamin L. Euiti, Regisier.
Aotice for I'ubl¡«ntion
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at R. seburg, Or.
August 13,1HU7.
Notice IS heretiv gl«eu that Minerva E-
l.i I lie of Arago. Coos t’o , « Iregnii. has filed
notice of tile intetition to make tiled Corn
mutation proof in support ei 411 h claim, viz
Homestead Eutri No. llolfi mede April III.
RKK, lor tin- > , \ w , y« , yw , S,
SW>4 SV'1, Section HI. Township I*.* South.
Range 14 West, anil tlial said proof ««ill be
made before L. A Liljeqvist, I S Com
mission« r. at his office hi Marshti« Id. < Ire
gon. on I hursiiav. < ti t l«h IIMI7.
Hi- nanus the folloumg witn«ss«*s to
If you want your watch to give prove Ins caiutliiuoiis residence upon, and
cultivation of, the laud, viz
Elmer Doyle
satisfaction send it to E.
. I «i of
Parkersburg, Oregon, Cassius Doyle <>(
Parkersburg,
Oregon,
Evauder
Randleman
iN o., successor to V. R Wilson or
of Parkersburg, Oregon, E«t Ohman of
Wilson Jew
■
< < i i <
Parkersburg. < iregou.
B bnjamin L Emir, Register
El, I )ORADO
TONSORIAL PARLORS
LEWIN’S
All Kinds «4
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
Furnished at Living Frice«». A sitare
ot th«< Public Patronage
Solicited.
E. LEWIN Prop
Opera
has a select stock of
WINES, LIQUORS
Timber Laud .%<•« June 3. ISIS.
Nt»TICK Ft iR 1'1 lti.it vi1« IN.
United States Land Office, Roseborg (ire .
August 7. 19U7.
Notice is hsreby given that in oouiplisuoe
with th«-provision* of the act ol ('oiigrt-**
•f .lime 3, 1X7*, eiitilled 'An act for the
-ale of limber lands in the H ih B- s of Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
l.o<mteil lu EL IM *K ADO BUILDING.
Territory,” as extended to all the Public
First Street. II AN l»«»N. OREGON Land States by act of August 4. 1*92.
John M. Long, of Bandon. ('onntv of Poos,
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR State «or Territory > of Oregon. Ims thia day
CUTTING A I' STANDARD PRICES.
tiled tit this office his sworn statement No.
Bathroom newly fitted *1» with Porcelain *491, for the purchase of th«- NE1, of XW1,.
of Section No. 21». in Township No. St *■•
Tuh
iflot or (’old Bath* *’5 cent
Range No. 14 West, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more vain
able for its timber or stone than tor agrtcul
tural purposes, and to establish Ins claim to
said land la-fore L. A. Liljt-qvist, U.S. ConiJ
inissioner at Marshfield. Oregon, on Wed
uesday, tho fith day of November, l'.MiT
He names as witnesses Chris Long,
At North Bend
Frank Bates, Frank Beyerle and Edward
Oilman, all of Bandon. Coos County, Ore
gon.
Is now open for the re
Any and all persons claiming adversely
ception of patients. Tbe
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
terms are $10 per week
said titb day of November, I!«l7.
and upwards. For par
B knjamin I. E ddy . Register
ticulars apply to : :
Jtcam Jjrrr on {fraught
P. 8. HOYT, Prop
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
Sisters of Mercy
North
Bend, Or.
Real Estate Liat.
2 one acre tracts, adjoining town
cheap.
2X0 acres improved ranch, fine bear
ing orchard. 9(1 acres botloni land,
Bandon.
Burge
10 miles from
amount of
white
cedar on
it.
price
.$4l N H t.
House and 2 lots in town, good lo
cation, I hik I set out in strawberries,
$55(1
House, barn and other outhouses,
nearly four acres of ground cleared
and under fence, good location near
town ^IMMI
No better investment in
the market.
River front ranch,
front on deep water,
coal laml Sk’iOtl.
Houses to tent. Coos ami Corry
property for side, ranches of all sizes,
in both counties for sale
Store room to rent cheap in the
best part of Bandon.
General merchandise store with
stock and fixtures with building and
large lot, doing a business of $25,000
to. $30.000 per year, well located, and
long established business, which can
be doubled by tbe rignt parties
Price $9000.
Market
Meat
T k EATMENT.
Cot’RTEOCs
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B mik I oii ,
Oregon
Furnished
Rooms
—AT—
The Pacific
<ONTICST NOTICE.
BANDON
Department of the Interior,
U 8. Ijimd Office at Roseburg Or.
Nice
clean
rooms,
25
and 50c a night ; #1.25
June 12, l‘JU7.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been I
a week ; $5.00 a month.
filed in this office,bv Edwin E. Stillwell,
conte-tanl, against hoiuestenil entry No.
13135, made October (>, l!«03, fur th«- NW^
MKS SARAH COSTELLO.
of Recti xi 25, Townnhip 29, 8. Range 15 W.,
by Robert A. Doak contestee, in which it
is alleged that said Robert A. Doak has
wlioll abandoned said tract and «'liHiieed
his residence therefrom for more than two
years since making said entry slid next
prior to the date herein; that said tract 1
not settled np«>ii and enltivated bv said
party as required by law : that said absence
waa not due to employment in tbe military
or naval service of the Unite«! States in
time of war. said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and oiler evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. in,
■ •11 .Inly 30. 1907, befor«« C. T. Blniuenrother
Can’t Expect to (let
Notary Public, at his office at Baiuion,
C > I! orth for $1, But
t »regon, and that final hearing will be befit
} 014 Con
Get
Your
at 10 o’clixik, a. m. on August 13, |*.t07, be
fore the Register aixi Receiver at. the
.l/YAVA’F’N HURTH at
I lilted states I,and Office in Roseburg
< »regon.
The aniil confestant having, in a projs-r
affidavit, tilJune 10, 1907. set forth facts
which show tli it alter due dllligence per I
sonal service of tins notice cannot be made, I
it. is lu-reliv oiilered and direct« d that
such notice be given bv due and proper
publicution
B km « min L. Ennv.R egister.
I« »< »'!'«
Il< >■<>*
M. BREUER S
BANDON
OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
Manufacturing
plant
for Bale. BOARD OF DIREG TORS: J. L. K bonbwbbbo , President, J. D knhoim , Vie« Prea
Good paying business. Big frontage
F. J. F ahy , Csshier, F kvnk F lam . T. P. H akly .
on deep water. First class business
proposition on Coquille river ^20,000
A general hanking business transacted, and customers given . very a. comu-odatluu
A number of first class deep water
coDHistent will. M e and conservative banking.
front mill sites for sale cheap.
Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
2 timber claims, ernise 6.000,000
feet each, mostly white cedar, handy
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon
to toads and easy to log. Price $2500
The Chase National Bank of New York.
each.
a«i«l I p.m. t 3 pin.
Lots $15 and up, located in all
parts of town and surrounding ad
dition. Frojierty of all kinds bought
B uster B rown ' s H eart
and sold at living prices.
13 DIG AMI r/ro:
We are an old established firm and
. '-ECIAI.LY
are feliable. U e are no curbstone
rORSHL
real estat«* agents, Call and see ns,
^ARL) Ni l
have what yon
and if we d«> not
to n:r. sucter lì rû æ .«
want we will get it.
BLUE RIBûGN
SHOE AM) ALSO
T hk B andon R eal E state \ L oan
BUTTER,
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WITH A EDO
Bandon, Ore.
Notice for rublication
Itepartment of th«* Interior
Lund office st Rosetinrg. Of.
August 13, 11107.
Notice is herrliv given that Ebner E.
Doyle, of Parkersburg, Oregon, has filed no
tice <>f bis intention to tirike final Five year
proof in support of his claim, viz Home-
stea«i Entrv No 11103 mad»- March
I’.to?.
for the N% <>| SW
NW, ot SE1,. SE',of
NW1, Section tn. Township -“.l. Nontb.
Range II. West, unit that soil proof will be
mad«- befor«- L. \ Lilj-uvist. T S Com
ims«ioiier at hi* office st Marshfield, < Iregon,
on W«-dn«*sdav. ' let. 14. Its>7
He names tile following witnesses l<> prove
ins continuous residence upm and cultiva
lion of. the land viz J I Haga, of Park-
ersborg. Oregon. Frank Barrows, of Ban
don. Oregon, John Haga of l‘arkeral»nrg.
Oregon. Ev M. Randleman of Parkersburg,
Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddt , Register
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