(
IT llAl'PKNBD IN A DttUGSTOUK.
"Ono day last winter; n lady cnuio to
my drugstore nml askcxl tor n brnnd ol
rough medicine that I did not hnve in
took," says Mr. 0. K. Grnndln, the
uopnlnrtlniggistof Onhirlo.N. Y. "Bho
was disappointed nnd wanted to know
what coug.li preparation I could recom
mend, 1 said to her tlint I could freely
xocuiumcnd Chamberlain's Cough Item
edy und. that sbo could trtko n bottlo of
the remedy nnd after Riving it n fair trial
if Him did not find it worth the money to
briiiK btii'k the bottle nml I would re
fund tho price paid. In the course of u
iliiy or two the lmly anno back in com
pany with n friendln need of n rough
medicine and ndviecd her to bo v it Iwt
tlo of Uluimbci Iain's Cough ltemtdy.
I consider that n very good recom
menilation for tho remedy." It is
lor salo ty Benson Diiuh Co.. Cottage
Grove. Lyons & Ai'i-lkhatk, Drain.
ABOUT IRRIGATION.
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.
"One night my brother's baby was
taken with Croup," writes Mm. J. C.
Snider, of Crittenden, Ky . , "it seemed
it .would strangle liefore wo could get a.
doctor, so wo gave it Dr. King's New
Difcovery, which gave quick relief and
fiernianently cured it. We always keep
t In thu house to protect our children
from Croup and hooping Cough, t
cured mo of n chronic bronical troiibl
that no other remedy woidd relieve
Infallible for Coughs. Colds, Throat and
Lung troubles. Trail bottles ireo
Benson Duuo Co.
The following letter from the
Weather Uureau is self cxplattitory
and will be read witb interest:
Tortlnrid, Ore., Sept. 24, oi
To Tint Editok:
Mr. Iv. 11. Dunn, formerly nn
official in thcU. S. Weather Bureau
in a recent article in the Washing
ton Star, advances the rather start
ling theory that the severe hot spell
which occured in the middle West
last July was due to the increased
Pennsylvania is reprotetl by Mr,
Wricht at St.05 per day. Low ns
this may seem when compared with
the wajjes of rollers of, iron and
steel, it is high enough to bring
coal miners from Europe. Tli
Asiatic standard is even lower.
the Asiatic exclusion law expires
by limitation the European coal
miners will be rooted out by Chinese
who will take their places at $1
day.S. P. Bulletin.
"Tho Great Carnival, which opens n
I...-. I I .... U lUll. .....I ......
. ., , l urilllllll Ull oiTiPiimi'vi mil, mm vim
area now turner irrigation aiong uic 1 tinmMJ , ()ctoler lUih, 11)01, will I
East slope of the Rocky mountains, well worth a visit to tho metropolis
it. n... .. .1.. , Kxh bits of HgrL-ultiiral and hortlcul
nn. iumi tiu iiu ' tural iinniucts, uiinnii! nun iiianuiactiir
burning up of the corn crop oil the nu industries, uthletiecNcrelses, u horu
sbouUlcrsoftlieirrigationcompaniessiiov hi wnicn teats 01 norscniansnip
unci tit mnl1 fnrniFM who are trv- and the vaiinus forms of fancy rltllug
and the small farmers w 10 are tr unJ u m it,,.t,nt mWtnry
ine to make the desett bring lortli ,,,.; Iul,ii,.i, 1 in hV i,t,.bmi
sustenance for roan and beast, and cotnimnies from thu Oregon Ntitlouu
he nreues that the farmer who Guard, area few of the attractions at
cmii! nnc l.v n,wiK nf Jr. the Carnival this year. 1 ho southern
" . , ' "", ' U'ucllloCo. will sell tickets at low rate
ngauon nmsiucsupjucK.cu mui. . .1 oo..,,,,. rtm w II also run
farmer who raises large crops with- special excursion front Ashland to Port
at
A FIENDISH ATTACK.
.An attack was lately tnado on C
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearl.
nroved fatal. It came throuch his kid
neys. His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great pain, nor sit in
a chair except propped with cushions
No remedy cured Id in until he tried
Electric Bitters which effected such a
wonderful change that he writes he feels
like a new man. Ihis marvelous ineil
icinecures headache and kidnev trouble
purines the blood aud builds up you
health. Only 50c at Benson's Dnco
store.
"For three days and nights I suffered
agony untold from an attack of cholera
morbus brouzht on bv eatinc cucum
hers says M. b. Lowther, clerk of the
lisfrict court, Centeryille, Iowa. "I
thought I should surely die. and tried n
dofen diirerent medicines but all to no
purpose. I sent for a bottle of Cham
berlain's (Jolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy and three doses relieved me en
tirely." Tins remedy is for sale bv
Uk.vson- Dnva Co.. Cottage Grove
Lyon A Aitleoatk, Drain.
SENT KKKE.
Sosurenre we that tho locating of a
few of our Electric Belts will develop
into numerous sales of our Belts and
Appliances, that we are willing to send
one free toany sufferer from the follow
ing diseases : Cold extremities, Crysto
celo, Female weakness, Kidney com-
Iilaint, Leucorrhen, Liver complaint,
'analysis, Lost vitality, Nervoustlebility,
Self abuse, IVorn-out women, Sciatica,
Weak ami Nervous women, Irregular
menstruation. Impotency, Kheumatism.
Diminutive Shrunken and Undeveloped
Sexual organs, and Catarrh.
Address for illustrated circular, etc..
Sanitarium City Electrical Co., Battle
Creek. Michigan.
STEPPED INTO LIVE COALS.
uVhcn a child I burned my foot
frightfully," writes V. II. Eads of
lonesville. Va., "which caused horrible
legaores for thirty years, but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured me after
everything else failed." Infallible for
Burncs, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and
Piles. Sold by Benson Dbco Co. 25c.
WHAT'S YOUK FACE WORTH?
Sometimes a fortune, but never, if
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on inesKin, an signs ot Litver Trouble,
But Dr. Kinir'a New Life Pills at vi
Clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complex
ion. Only 25 cents at Benson's Diiug-
BTOKE.
out irrigation may prosper.
Hesays that low pressure, trougl.
shaped, areas occupy this semi-arid
region and that the moisture evapo
rated from the soil is commeusurato
for their existance but insufficient to
propel them onward, and warm air
is thus drawn from the south
which for many days at a time flows
over the corn belt and withers the
crops.
This theory is illogical and is con
demned by the entire scientific staff 1
of the Weather Bureau. It is, in
fact, unworthv of serious consider
ation and its publication is intended
to injure the cause of irrigation not
only in Eastern Oregon but m all
of the rapidly growing states of the
sub-arid West.
TheVeatber of the United States
is controlled by the passage ol low
and high pressure areas and these
disturbances are carried Eastward
by the general movement of the
upper atmosphere. liie general
movement of the upper atmosphere
is controlled by tne dinerences in
the temperature between the Poles
aud the Equator. When these dif
ferences, as in the winter time,
are great, the upper current moves
rapidly, but when they are slight,
as is the case during the midsummer
season, they move slowly and some
times become stagnant. Last July
the upper air currants were sluggish
and the high and low preasure areas
drifted very slowly, and their in
action was not in any way caused
the moisture element they con
tained.
Severe drouths and heat waves
have occurred in the past long be
fore irrigation was practiced and
they may be expected in the future
as long as the difference between
the temperature at the Poles and
the Equator decreases, 111 the sum
mer time as it now does, and no
effort on the part of man can change
it.
Edward A. Buals,
Forecast Official, U. S. W. B
land ami return, stopping at all inter
mediate stations, the date and rates for
which will be announced heienltvr.
NOTICE FOR 1'UllMCATlON.
Land Olllcc at Rosehurg, Oregon,
September 6, 11)01.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-namcd settler has filed notice ol
her intention to make thud proof In suit'
port of her claim, and that said proof
will bo made ucioro me tiegister and
Ueceiver U. a. I-mm Otlico at uosehun:
Orevon. on October ll. 1001, vlr.: Emma
0. Jones on her II. E. No. HOIS for the
E SE )i, S .j NE. Sec. JK Tp. -". S
R. V
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous rcxtdciicc ujhiu
and cultivation 01 said land, vu:
William T. Jones. Henry C. Combs
Elisha (jeer, .May Geer, of Amos, Ore
n.
J. T. HittiHiKs, Register.
THE
SOUTH AND
SHASTA
OK THE
f?RM
1 'i
EAST
ROUTE
Trains leavo Cottage Grnvo for Port
land nml way stations ut 2:14 n 111 and
1 p 111.
AMERICAN SCALE OF WAGES
When you cannot sleep for coughing,
It is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
suiiuy me irriiiuion 01 ine inroai, anu
make sleep possible. It is good. Try it.
ior sale by Benson Dura Co., Cottage
uruve. .L.YOXS iK APPLEGATE, Drain.
A new remedy for billiousness is now
en sale at Benson's Drugstore. It is
called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
lomets. it gives quick relief and will
U11.1V111, me niuio u gimn us goon as
ine urst indication ot the disease nn
pears, rrlce so cents per box. Sam
ples iree.
When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after eat
ing you may know that you need a dose
of Charoberl tin's Stomach and Liver
lameis. rrice 20 cents. Samples free
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber-
Jain's Pain Balm. Try It. For sale by
Itaso: Dnuo Co.. Cottage Grove.
Lyons & Avpleoate, Drain.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Notably among the pleasures afforded
by'tho Shasta Route is tho winter trip
to Southern California and Arizona.
Renewed acquaintance with this section
will over develop fresh points of interest
and added sources of enjoyment, under
its sunny skies, in the variety of its in
dustries, in its prolilio vegetation and
among its numberless resorts of moun
tain, shore, valley und plain.
The two daily Shasta trains from
Portland to California have been re
cently equipped with the most approved
pattern of standard and tourist sleeping
cars, but the low rates of fare will still
continue in effects
Illustrated guides to tho winter re
torts of California and Arizona may be
liad on application to .
.R.Bj Mu.T.kuV G . P. A., -y
Portland, Oregon,
An Eastern free-trade journal
quotes from Carroll D. Wright's
table of wages, showing a consider
able difference in wages paid in
different parts of the country and
in different grades of skilled labor,
to establish its assertion that there
is no American scale of wages
The daily wages of heaters in roll
ing mills are quoted as $6.75 in
Pennsylvania and $6.62 in Ohio.
Rollers of iron and steel are paid
$10.69 in Ohio and $6.75 in New
York. These high wages are con
trasted with the smaller wages of
cotton spinners in Massachusetts
and in the Southern cotton mills.
The fact that in some kinds of
labor requiring more than ordinary
skill men are paid from $6 to $10 a
day is pretty good evidence that
there is an American standard of
wages. No kind of manual labor
receives such compension elsewhere.
The scale stands by itself. It
shows what protection to American
labor has done for the workingman
in the United States.
It is now said that the branches
of industry in which these high
wages are paid no longer need pro
tection. It is probably true that
such industries would be prosecuted
if there were no tariff duties. But
if the American market should be
opened to the free importation of
the products of lower wages the
American sqale would certainly be
reduced. Competition is first felt
in the lower grades of work. Ameri
cans have been driven out of coal
mines in Pennsylvania and Ohio by
,tbe cheaper European laborers.
The average pay' of coal miners in
Lv Portland 8 :30 a 111 8 :30 p 111
" Cottage Grove 2 :"7 p 111 :W a m
Ar Ashland 12:55 a 111 1 2 :.to p m
"Sacramento 5:10 pin 5:00 u 111
" San Francisco 7.45 p in 8:45 u m
' Ogden 4 :55 a in 7 :00 a 111
" Denver ::10 a m 11.15 p 111
" Kansas city 7 25 a m 7:25 a 111
" Chicago 7:42 a in 8::I0 p 111
" Los Angeles 2:00 p in S.tVVu m
" El I'aso 0:00 p m 11:00 p m
' Fort Worth OiHO a 111 0:30 11 111
" Citv of Mexico 1 1 :30 a m 1 1 ;.S0 a m
" Houston 7:00 a 111 7:00 n 111
"New Orleans 0:30 pm (1:30 pin
" Washington (1:42 a m (1:42 a m
"New York 12:10 p m 12:10 p 11
Pullman and Tourists cars nn both
trains. Chair ears Sacramento to OlmIcii
ami El Paso, mid tourist cars to Chicago
St louis, .e' Orleans and ashingtou.
Connecting at San Francisco with the
several steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, 1'hillipines, Central and
&01U11 America.
See agent at Cottage Grove station, or
address
R. B. Milleii, G P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
visit DR. JORDAN'S owat(
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
1091 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
In Hie World. i
Gnalut attraction In tU CUi. J.
Wmke,ornjr contract.
tho olilnt UpvclulUtuii tli I'idflo 1
Comu UlrUUelMyrara. ,
OB. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES '
Tubbk urn anil nililille I
from lb cOVcU ol youthful nd. (
Or tin I a. I.. - .
' ' '-i""-M14l.ll lieu iiiw.im.
i rtl"nril mm4 In all Iticorapli.
W - - . . a ru.iHiDp
a wr.,M"i,"-. "y combinntioVi St
r..i.n,, 01 gitn caraiira poivfr, tlie lector
huaorraiidlil. trrutmriitlht will nol
only .rrord TmmKllMt ntM. but pcrnuncn.
cure. Tbs Doctor dor. not claim to perform
mlruclrj. but la well known to l a fair ami
Muura I'lirnidan and Burgeon, pre-eminent
III MaapectutJ'-DlavMae. 'ot Mn.
WVIMIII.IN thnrongblr eradicated from
tha aitem without theuieof ilercuri.
,ur? taL BPr). A quick anil rtuttntl
turt forlMlre. riaaare and Fl.tuli. br
Br. Jordan'a apedal palnteu metbcKla.
jiaji anpIlngtoawliiiccera
,nnl
Oathonrituntntonnt blicnninlnlnr.
l tl Uunrcmllt a iVXIXIVE CUnB
V Cnnwitatlon KHKhS and atrlctlr PrlraU.
0 Trejiment personally or by letter.
ttr Book. I'lIII.OIOI'irr OF
boolcformen.) Call or writ
6 DnjOnDANaCO., IOSIMttllt8t,$.p.
Ql igli Ak 'fc
fWOJWfBMOCfJNmocm.
fl Makers, St.iousMo.
A complete line always iu stock
At LURCH'S.
ASTHMA CftJKE FREE !
Astlimalenc Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure
in all Cues.
SUNT ABSOIeUTKLY FRKU ON UKCHH'T OV POSTAL.
) Thoro Is nothing liku AHtluiinlunu. It brings
Instant lullef, even in thu worst ciisuh, It cures
whun all ulsu fullit.
Tho Rev. 0. K. W'KLM of Villa Rlilgc, III.
CKAINCU
rOR TEN
YEARS
tt'. tii,,
sn.vs: " our trial tiottlool Asthiuaienu lecuiveti
1 11 good eoiiilltiuii . 1 uaiinot tell vim how thank
ful I feel for tho goml derived from it, I was iv.
slave, uhaliH'tl with putrid sorethroataudiiHthiua
for ten years. 1 despaired of ever being cured, I
saw vonr atlvertifeiueiit for the nine of this
dreadful and tormenting disease, iiHthiua, and
thought you had overspoken yourself, hut resolved
to give it h trial. To my surpilso Hie- trlalneled
like 11 damn. Heiul inu 11 full-Mixed liottltt."
Wo want to send to everv sull'erer 11 trial trentineut of Avthnuilene.
similar to Iheonu that eiifed Mr. Wells. We'll send It hy mall I'O.Vl'-
1'Alli, Ahsolutely I'reuof Charire, to any sulrerur who will write for
It, even on a poial. Never inlud. though you iiredecpiilriug, however
had your ease, Asthuialeiiu will rellevoaiid euro, Tim worse youreiiso
tho more uliel we are to send It. Do not delav. Write at mice, ud-
dre-Hiug DR. TA FT BitOS.' MKDIOI.N'K CO., 70 Kast lilOth St.,
x. 1 . t'lty. Mild hy all Urut'giHts. a
urn
AGENCT
Roa.
1 j J
Improved Farms for Sale.
Valuable Town Property, consisting of Businsss Houses
and Splendid Residences.
I.ottt on the jirlnrijitil hitHhtrsn Hlrcet,
Mining Claims in Bohemia.
Ah'traet of title securetl and guaranteed.
Iiifurmation as to thu laws governing tho disposal of government lands.
How to secure homesteads, timher lands, mining claims, etc.
Property for sale published weekly.
diTTAOK (iltoVK is till! second I'llv ill fjllio roiiiil v. Orii'iin. I Itm u iwiiuiliillmi
of nliout l,JUt). 1 lie center of the four points of the compa when it eonies to
ingress anil egress, liohumia with Its vast mining resources onlv thlrtv.llvu mil
until oast, with n goM wagon road leading from the S. P. It. It. depot right heio
in town. Prospective railioad to tho mines. The Coast Fork of tho Willamette
river, on which is sittiatetl thu uluek Butte ipiieksllvei mines, sixteen miles south,
flows tlirouuh tho center of the city fiirnishinu abundant water facillt s. Ills
only a mile anil a half to Hs coutliienco with ICow river, the outlet of tho ureal
timber ranges to tho soul h east. Westward toward the coast ranue Is an In.
exhaiittalile Hiiiply of timber, interspaced with ntiinurous rich farming lands
well Improved anil cuitivateii.
North or south from hereon the S. P. railroad vou can reach either Porlland
or San Francisco and lie In touch with the whole world nil short uolfce.
V ater works in mil operation, l-.leelrfc llghtsand telephone system complete.
aTj&The beat aitrieultiiral lauds ill I-iino count y lie ill the vicinity siirruund.
ing Cottage (trove on either side, III foi farming or stock raising.
lorreronucncc solicited.
A. DCTew o: our .'Bara-airis:
1 V0 feet front on north side of Main
street, hy mIkjiU .100 feet deep. Iroundetl
by river on the north. House ol seven
rooms, ham and outhouses. This is thu
best biuducHH location in Cottage Grove.
Price f.NOO.OO.
3 A two store finely finished house,
eight rooms, bathroom anil outhouses.
spienuiti location, two 101s in Ming nun
Lai des addition in southeast Cottage
irove. Price fl'JOO.
4 Two story dwelling hoiice, ten
riHimw, Itriek irult house, trull trees, w
feet front oil north r-ideof M11I11 sheet by
K) feel deep, corner property. A fine
location lor a hotel, l'ricc f.Miu.
C A two story lino, almost newilwell-
iug liouse, II rooms, barn and oiilliom-e
omplete, three lotH. A spieiKiiu qr
haril of vouni! beariui! trees, together
with u nines and various kinds of livrries.
Sitmlted in 1-nng and l.nndes nddiliou
in southeast Cottugu (irove. Price ll'-Dt).
A splendid ranch of 1(K), About (50 acres
heavily tinilered, balance casilvelcareil,
never 'failing water supply, about four
lines west ol uottiigotirovo . uiisn price
f,50. Also other terms. oil will miss
a deal if you overlook this.
100 acres of agricultural and timber
land, well watered, some improvements,
goou range outlet, about 6 miles cast of
Saginaw, Oregon. This is a bargain ut
800.00.
Lots in the I). G. McFarland addition
to Cottage Grove, 011 west sitlu at prices
to suit purchasers for cash.
Five acres of lino building and agri
cultural land, H niilo east of Cottage
Grove, on south side of county road to
lionemin. iuu iiuruuru. 1
A good business place, south side Main
Street. IKK).
Two splendid lots on second street in
Coltugo Orove. Price I'-'IO.
n00 feet by 100 feet In a suburban loca
lion. Natural spring, oak trees, all ad
joining foot hills in west Cottage) Grove,
I'rice f.m
Two lots in block 'JO, I-ong it: IiihIchi
addition, Ki by 100 feet scpuinlcly
Price I7. j-
A finely llliirhcil two story dwelling
lioiise, ten rooms, bath room, cement
stonu cellar, water and electric lights
about nine lots fronting on fourth stieet
iid Joining river ill rear, near Christian
church, gocd barn iiiidoulhoiiscs. Price
$:tooo.
Two story dwelling house, six rooms,
good barn, and woodshed, twit huge lots
on corner opposite. Catholic church.
Price flRK).
Two good lots near railroad 100 feet
sipiare. Price fl'.Ti.
Farming laud, well Improved, 1 mile
from Cottage (irove, ad joining the coun
ty road, in tracts from C lo 100 acres.
If you want a haigain look this up.
Splendid cottngeon Fourth street. 7fi0.
Look this up if you want n bargain in a
1101110.
Ono hundred acres of improved hind
lying in a tract east and west within
1111a ter of a mile of Cottage Grove, ad
joining county road.
NOTIUH FOIl 1'UIII.IOATHW.
1'nlloil rJUIoN IjjnJ Oftlfs,
ItnwitmtK, Or.., AubuU,
Nntlc la licreCjr flvm dial la t'iiiiip,n'.
with thu I'tovlcloim ol tin set ol (.'niiarem of
J turn .1, 1K7K, tiulllli'il "An net tor lk Mleoi
lliulx'r lionl In Iku Hlnlmnl CitllluniU, (ira,
Kim, NevsiU Mill Wsaliliiitliui Turrllnrx,'1 at
extemli'il tnatl thu Ptiblln Uinl 8tt(.a hy a(ll f
Auuimt I, W3, Milan H. Ilaikvi ol Kiinvn.
couiilyiil l.itiio, vtHtv (or Trrltirr)(itOrt'ii,ii'
lirnt thl ilny IU01I In llila nltlr hl awntii
hi till, Nn, m, (or Ibe vjirrlmso ol thu sw 1. up
I. XKU NW lj, K lj HW PI, of Hiillun N,
IhhihIiIh No. llatiKv X11. ft ami i
ulUir t"Hl l show Hint lliu land tuinht I.
mnru nahiaMu (or II. tlnitur or tomi ilall .
NKrli'tillnral imriHiKi, ami to olabll.lt hi,
claim limalil lainl llnre Ihti llcjUlur ami ;,.
eelveriil llila urll,1 at llowliiiri, )r.Kini,ou'
'riiur.ilay, Id illlli iy ol Urlutrr, IMI.
He 11 m in es m wllnrooi
Mri. (,'nrfl. M. lUtlur ul Ciiiviip, Orriug
Clisrlr WlllavMil Iximna, Omnia, It. , m,'
ell nl Ijiwall, O.CK'in.1', (llUllaii Hi Kiim,,
Onvoii,
rnr ion! all I'.r.ntia vtalailiiv ailvrr.tly Ik?
stuHMleacrlliixl Umla arr rt-iirleil In to
tlii'lr illin In till oilliv tut or M'ni. rai 'i
lay l Hflulcr, iwil,
J.T. IIuduiu, tlrnl.icr,
,VOTICi: I'd It ITM.UUTI0N.
I'nllnl Hiului Umt oniiv.
IIiwIitirK, Ore., Aiiku.i it, ttnit
Xotli. la heriliy Klwn that In iniii,anc,
Willi lliu ITovlilniinol I In art ul Coilutr.. ,,
June 3, ll7, I'lilltliil "All art lor llial ul
llmlxrlaiiil lu Ike Main nl California, of0.
Him, NeVHila ami IVa.hhiKliui Ttrrltiiry." a.
onti'iiilnl In all 111 ii I'ntillii l.n.il Htalra ,j ai'i (,f
Aurii.I I, IkW, Mia, Catrlii M. Ilatker ol
Ki'iie, roiuily iilUnt, Malt (r Tttthnry) (lf
Ori'fini, ha. llila ilay fllnl In ,( ,tlu )(r
.oriiliilri!icnl,.o. ITM, (ot III. furib... ,,
tlioHljNKtS t,HKI-t olfVrlloii No,
Towulili Nii.W , Rmiku Xli, S 1V.,aml Kill
nffpr I'fiMil In allow that th. land anurhl I.
worn talnalilv (or IU Umber ur slmie tliati fur
"Ktlnilluial .iir.n-ii, anil lo r.labll.h lt,
claim lu.alil land IhfIoiv lliv lie al.lfr ami
itlivrol llila nflkoal Itn.burit, (Ireiton. im
Thnr.ila)-, lb. a HI, ilny ol Oiiolior, 1WI.
Hbe 1111 111 cm. uluioavc
Jl. X, IlatLcr ul fcUijE.ne, Oitjnu, (Uarlr,
WIIImj ol Uiratii', DriRnii, . i. )ll.,cl (
lmttl, I- llll.ttHiot KinrviH', Orvitoti.
Any umt all i.rHina cUIuiIuk advurnl)- (lit
aliotr-iliiH'ilHil land ate lt.Ucl(l ,i P
Ihi'lr I'lalma la thta oSUv nil ur l.'lole .aid I'll U
(lay lliiobr, IVUI.
i-T, llanxiM, lunl.lcr
One hundred acres improved land nil
joining county road one-nuarterof a mile
west of Cottage Grove, lying in a tract
north ami south.
JEROME KNOX & CO.
XOTICK KOH ITHMCATJON,
Iiut Olllcu at Itoxcbtirif, Oregon,
AuiftiatKI, IWt.
Kotloo 1 hereby elvon that thu following-
nmcdKCttlvr baa tiled notlcuofhU Intention
to make (I mil proof In support of ll claim, Mid
that raid proof will bo made before Marie I
Ware, I'. B. Commlanloner at Eugene, Oregon,
on October 8, J1W1, vlr: Teler Jolitiaon, on H.
K. 97W for tho L0U8, 0, 10, 11 Sec. 0, Tp. 'JO H., K.
HonHmcs tho following wllnce to prove
hit contlniioua roaldeiicu upon and cultivation
f asm lanu, vti:
tile Olaon, Aitnrew n. uiaren 01 uoimnu
OroVe, Oregon, Martin Terklenon, Israel Kelt
tniin of Kngune, Oregon.
J 1, jlHIliuu, llCKiaici
KOTIdK FOR l'UIIMOATjON.
Iind Ofllco at Itoeburg, Oregon,
Augimt M, 1U01.
Not Ire ) hereby given that the following.
named nctller haa tiled notice of hla Inlentlon
to make final proof In upport of his claim, hiu!
that ld prool will bo inado before Mario I
Ware, V. B, Commlnaloner ut Eugene, Oregon,
on October 8, 1001, via! Olo Olaon, on II. K,
9702 for the BE 1-1, BVl-l,Bco. 8, Tp.
1MB., It. 2 Vt
Ho names tho following witncuKej to prove
hla cnntlhuoiia retidenco upon and cultivation
of salil Irtinl, vlr:
Andrew M. Olavcn, I'cter Johnion of Cottago
Orove, Oregon, Martin Tcrklceon, Israel Ken
inun of Kugone, Oregon.
j. 1. jiitiiJUKN, jii'Kin.ur
NOTICE KOH rUllMC'ATION.
Ijind Olllceut Itoscburg, Oregon,
AUK'UHISI, imn.
Kotloo Is hereby given Unit thu folloulug.
named settlor haa filed notice of hla Inientlnti
to iiiuko llnnlprorilin aupjiort ot hla claim, and
mat rain prool kiii bo inado beforu Murlu I,,
Ware, U. B, Comiiilnaloncr at Eugene, Oregon
oil OctolH!! 8th,lKil, vizi Andrew M. Clnveu,
011 11. K. iri tor tnu Bj K l-l, B i Bv .f, Hcc,
S.Tp.iyS., It. 2 Vi'.
Ho names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
nf said lanit, viz:
Peter Johnson, Olo Olson ol Collage Orove,
Oregon, Martin Terklvsou, Israol Neumiinol
Kugeno, Oregon,
j.t. 1111IDOEH, iioglster.
Common
Rough Lumber,
per M. at
BOOTH-KELLY Mills,
r
Saginaw, Or.
NOTICE KOIt 1'UIIMCATIO.V.
United States IjuiU Olllcc,
Itnseburg, Oregon, Kept., 3rd, 11101.
Notice is horcby given that lu romnllant'o
I with the provisions ot tho aetol Congress of
jiuio 3, i7s, entitled "An net for tho sitlool
timber lands In the Btntesof Cnllfornln, Ore
gon, nevauii ana wnsiiington Territory," us
extended to nil tho Public Lund Kintcs by net
ol August I, 1892, Ivur Ivorson, ol Kir, County
of Bloiglt, Htalo of Washington, has tills day
lllod In this ofllco his sworn statement No. 1811,
for tho purchase of the N M NK J-, an M NE
-, NE M BE 1-1, ol Boctlon No, a) In Township
No. 20S., Ilango No, 7 West, und will offer prool
to show that tho laud sought is more valuable
for Its timber or ttouu than for agricultural
purposes, and to cslnbllsh his claim to (aid
landbeforo the Register anil Kecuiverol this
nlllce ut Itokoburg, Oregon, on Monday the I8II1
day ot November, 1U01.
He names as witnesses:
Oeo. Woolly 0! Drain, Oregon, I,. 0. DeWolf
ol Portland, Oregon, Hlloy Bmlth of Itosoburg
Oregon, Hubert A. Lauderdalo ol Norman, Wash
Sittasssi? ,m ,,r bi"ru w
i. T.lir.moiai, licgislcr. I
NOTICK KOIl I't'llLICATION.
t'nllwl Klalra Und Ofllrc.
Iliwtliiirg.Or... Align. t 12th, 11-01.
Ni'lliw la hervbjr glu-n ibul hi iiimpllanru
with Hie provl.lon. nl Ibe art nl t'uiiarvaaol
June I, IMS. riilllle.l "An art fur Hie salv 11 1
Imlier land. In Hut Matt of t alllomla, Hi,.
gon. Nevada and Wa.lihiKtniiT.rrltorr," a.rs-
leaded In all Hi. rubllr Und flak', by ai tnl
Augiial I, isw, HvrlairlA. I1U011, l.'llutoif
Hie. County nl Wan para, ffiaiv ol Wl.
mti.lli, ha till, day riled lu till, i.lllie
hla sworn slalriurlit No, 1TU, fur Hie liili-lia.
ollliuK', MV.i, 1-IKlVM, NW l-l HK I I
nlfri'lloii No. HlliloMi.hlp No. VUH., Il.ti(n
No. 2 Wet, and Mill offer prool lo show I tat
the land sought la more valuable for lis limber
iir.liiim Ibsn foragrlmliural purivwea, and lu
establish his claim lo said land bulnru Iho
It.Kl.ler and llvrelver ol llila nnice at lloae-
tiutg, llregim, 011 Kaltirday, lb. 2nd day ol Nil
Yembcr. ivn.
lleiianic. us llneM;.:
Ilrnnaii Dow, Win. NcImiii, Frank MrKlle
ln, Mortis MelClblivns, of Collage (lu,e, (lis-
gen.
Any and nil iktmiiib i lalmlng aclvriM'lj Ihn
alHireilc-rrltied laud, an- rrout-tt.l In tile
Hiclrrlaliiia In this "Biro ou or l-(oi said 2nd
day nl November. I'JUI.
J. T. llRiuiKs, lleglster.
NOTICE KOIt I'CIIUCATIOX,
I'uIUhI Hlatea Und Office
Hnaeburg, Ore., Augur! 21, ltwl,
Ni'lliu la hereby given that hi com.
pllauru w UK the pruvl.lous of the ait
ol Congicsa ol Juno il, 1KTD, t'tillllcd "An
art Im thu snlu ol timber land in Iho
KtatesnlCalllnrnla. Oregon. Nuvarta and Wash.
higloti Territory," a. cut emit. I to all I br Public
UudHlalvsb)' act ol Augil.t I, lr02, 1'iatik A.
Kent ol Kly, county nl Kt, Umls, Btato of Mill.
ncMita,hnalhlailay ftleil In thla o.lie hla
sworn atatumcnt. No, l'ttt, (or tho par.
iha.o ol the HW l-l NW l-l, N 1-2 HW l-l.
NW l-l HE l-l ol Htvllon No, 8 In Town,
ship No. 21 H, Itimgo 7 West, anil will offer
prool to show Hint the land sought l more valu
able for ll limber or stone than fur agricultural
piirimsus, and to uatabllsli hla i bilm to said land
beforu the Itegiater and Ilerelver nf thta
offlee at Ito.ebilrg, Oregon, on Thursday, thu
7th dny ol November, 1901.
Ho nnmea as witnesses! I,. (1. JieWnlf ol
rortluud, Oregon, (Icorgo Woolly ol Drain, Ore
gon, Elmer Woolly ot Drain, Oregon, Henry
Rlelnlek ol l'otlland, Oregon.
Any nml nil persons claiming adversely Hi.
ubote-dcscrlhed lands are reipjeatei! lo II lo
their claims In this ofllro on ur before said
"Hi day ol November, IMI.
J.T. llniPfiM, Ilcglsl.r.
NOTICE VOU PyilUCATION.
Und omeo at Itnseburg, Oregon.
August 23, 1901.
Nollrols horoby given that the following-
named settler )ia Died nulleoof hla intention
to make Html proof lu support of his claim, ami
Hint suld prool will lai made before Marie I..
Ware, V.H, Commissioner ut Eugene, Oregon.
on October 10th, ltll, vlxs Charles Wlltso on II.
h. 8171 for the Nj NW1-I.N14NU 1-I.Beo. 82.
Tp.ai H., rt.sw.
Honiimcs the following wltnolaes to nrnre
lilsi'ontlniinus residence upon and eultlvutloa
ot sulci land, vie :
lsuae I, Blmpsoti, M. ft. Ilarker of Enrene.
Oregon, (leorge Buider, James Kach of Lorone,
Oregon.
J. T. HHIDflft, Rcglslor.
NOTICK KOH PUBLICATION.
Land Ofllco at Itosoburg, Oregon.
, , , September fi, 1101.
ISOtlCG lsIlOI'nllV nll'in (lint ll, fnllnttr.
iliu'-nnmed SUttlnr Im. Illo.l ll,. nt lila
'nlcntlon to maku ftnnl proof in support
of his claim, ,i that said proof will bo
Hindu before Mario h. Ware U. S, Oom
nilssloner at Kugeno, Oregoii, (.11 Octo
ber 18. 1001. vis.- .Incnl, n,.w. nn bin
,' No. 8217 for tho NW See. 1 Tp.
-1 o., H, 4 West.
110 names tho following witnesses to
PrOV'ti his COntllinonu niul.lmwo iinnil
mill uiiitivaiiou 01 Hani fund vu:
-- w, n,,,i, lllllll, 11. ,
J. It, Konilnll, John Robinson, IMI.
Loo, J. U.Tupp, of Cottngo Grovo, Ore-
J. T. HniDaK8, Rogistor.
gon.
Subaitrlbe for the Nugget.
..BMV,