V
SOMETHING THAT WILL 1)0
YOU GOOD.
Wo know of no way in wliloli wo cnn
boofmoro service to our tenders tlinn
to toll thorn of something that will Ihi of
real good to them, Kor tills renton we
want to aciitialnt them with what c
consider ono of tliu very best remedies
on tlio market for roughs, colds, und
that alarming complaint, croup. Wo
liavo iif oil it with such good results in
our family so lone that, it has bocomo n
household ncocuDity. Hy its prompt
U80 wo haven't any doubt hut that It
has timo mul ogam prevented croup.
Tho testimony is given upon our own
experience, and wo suggest that our
roadcra, Ofineeially thoeu who have
honc im a oiifegnard agains.t croup.
Uamden (S. V.y .Messenger, fw wile ny
Lyons &. Applepato, Drain. llenson
Drug Co., Coltngu Grove.
Mil.
WHKKLKlt GOT KID OF
HIS HHKVJMAT1SM.
"During the winter of 1898 I was so
Jamo in my joints, in fact nil over my
lody, that I could hardly hobb!o around,
when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Vain Balm. From the first application
1 began to get well, and was cuicd and
have worked steadily all tho year. It.
Wiikei.kk, N'orthwixid, X. Y. For sale
by Lyons & Applegate, Drain. Ilenson
Airug km., Collage orove.
FOR STOMACH TKOUBLKS.
MI have taken a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble and con
stipation," says Mrs. S. Geiger of Dun
kcrto, Iowa, "Jtut never had as good re
sults from any as from Chauiberlain'M
Stomach tt Liver Tablets." For sale by
lienson Drug Co.
When-yon lack energy, do not relish
jour food, feel dull and stupid, after
eating, all yon need is adosc of Cham
berlain's Stomach it Liver Tablets.
Tiiey will make yon feel like u new man
and give you an appetite like a bear.
For sale by Benson Drug Co.
SENT FREE.
Sosurearo we that tho locating of a
few of our Electric Belts will develop
into numerous sales of our Belts und
Appliances, that we are willing to send
ono free to any sufTcrcr from the follow
ing diseases : Cold extremities, Crysto
ecle, Female weakness, Kidney coin-
iilaint, Leueorrhea, Liver complaint,
'aralysif , Lost vitality, Xervousdebility,
iell amibo, worn-nut women, sciatica,
"Weak and Xervous women, Irregular !
menstruation, Im potency. Rheumatism
Diminutive Shrunken and Undeveloped
Sexual organs, and Catarrh.
Address for illustrated circular, etc.,
Sanitarium City Electrical Co., tattle
Creek. Michigan.
Marshals Sale of Real
Property.
Notice Is hercbr etren tlmt bv virtue nf
wart Mit Issued by tho City Recorder nl the City'
ol Cottage Orove. Lane Countv. Oregon. to mn
directed, dated the 31st day of January, 1102, !
and against each of the nenions herein named I
commanding me to collect the assessment due ' fjrv hv tint nf thrpp mills nr fivi
on each of the following described lots, parts; lar" laX "l OI ln'ee m,,,s or l,ve
thereof and tract of land in the City of Cot-1 mills or ten mill hilt of 20 mills
tage Orove as hereinafter set forth for the Im-i 1 r 11 m 1 ' ul 01 0 u""s
provcraent of Main and Wall streets from the titst rlmililp nnr rpmilfir tav mid
fight of way of the s. l. ft. it. to the west,Jusl aouole "r regular tax anu
bonndary of said City of Cottage Orove, I have ! built a nierp nf road that the ivlinlp
levied upon the following described property, OUUl 3 PleCe 01 r0a" lnnl U,e w "le
a mure pariicuiar uescripiliiu UI CHCII 101, pari t
thereof ortract of land together with the name,
"finfl.'E?.
quent assessment due thereon, being as follow i,
Thomaa Allen Lot 3 of Block 2 of
Shield's Addition
Mrs. K. J. Sherwood Lots 1 and 3 of
Block 5 J. II. McFarland's Addition
Charles Bruneau Lois 1 and 2 of illoclc
No. 2of D. O. McFarland's Addition
C M If enderer Lots Nos. landgof Block
No. 4 P. O. McKarland's Addition
O. W- McCoy Lots Nos 1 and 2 of Block
No 3 of D. G. McFarland's Addition
C, II. Jones Ixts3and 4 of Block No. 3
of 1). a. McFarland's Addition
Jt W and Cora B Veatch Lots 3 and 4 of
Block t of D. 0. McFarland's Addition
B L Pieknrd Lots 3 and 4 of Block No, 3
of I) O McFarland's addition
MrsSJ Knowlton A snip of land 165 feet
wide (iff of the north side of following
described tract: Beginning at the N.
W. corner of Block 1 of llaielton's 2nd
Addition to Cottage drove, run thence
West It rods and 6 feet, thence South
5 rods, thence in a Southeasterly di
rection along the County Itoad 22U
rods, thence running due North nearly
22 roils to the place of beginning
Mrs Louisa Ionard Lots 1,2 and 3ol
Block No. 1 of Hazelton's'ind Addition
M 00
81 00
84 00
164 20
to Cottage Orove
126 00
Caroline Chrlsman Lots 1,2, 3, 4, A and
6 of Block No. 2 of limekiln's 2nd Ad
dition to Cottage Grove
Cal Stevenson Lot No2of Block No 8
252 00
ot llaielton's 2nd Addition to Cottage
Grove 42 00
C D Brown Lot No 2 of Fractional Block
No 3 of llaielton's 2nd Addition to
Cottage Grove. Also beginning at the
N. W. corner of the above described
lot run thence In a N. W. direction in
a straight line S rods and 4 feet to the
N. E. corner of Lot 1 of Fractional
Block 2 of llaielton's 2nd Addition
and to S. line of J. II. McFarland's
land, thence cast along said McFar
land's line 3 rods and 12 feet to the N.
K, corner ol Lot 2 of Fractional Block 3
IIazelton's2nd Addition.thence North.
west to the place of beginning. Also
beginning at a point VS links west
of the N. W. corner of Countv Survey
No 108, thence West 3.43 chs., thence
South 35 degrees and 45 minutes West
2.23 chs. thence northwest 4 links,
thence North 88 j links to the place of
beginning jj7 g
Caroline and W. 8. Chrlsman A strlpof
land 165 feet deep abutting on Wall
Street on the North side of the follow.
Ing described premises: Beginning
at a point 154 links South 54 , degrees
West and 5 feet South 43 degrees East
from tho Northwest corner of County
Survey 198, thence South 43 degrees
East about 16 feet to the East boun
dary of said Survey 198, thence North
Mdegrccsand 13 minutes East about
CO feet to the S W corner of a lot con
veyed to Annie Helnrlch, thence N W
26 feet, thence N E 20 feet, thence SKI
foot, thence N E 20 feet, thenco S E
11 feet to the N E corner of a tract ol
land owned by Ella Whipple, thenco
N E 16 feet, thence H K21 feet, thence
North 61 degrees und 15 minutes East
about 134 feet to tho N W cornor of
ConntySurver 198,thonce West 3.08 chs
to the place of beginning. Also begin
ning at the N W corner of County Sur
vey 198,thcnoo West m'A links, thenco
South B8U links, thence in a south
easterly direction 4K links, thenco
North 54 degrees aLd 15 minutes East
153 links to the place of beginning HI 00
And on March 8th, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. M. of
ald day In front of the City Hall in tho City ol
Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, I will
sell each of said pieces of property to tho high
est bidder therefor, for cash, sufllclent to pay
said Assessment together with interest thereon
and the costs and expenses of advertising and
sale.
Dated this 7th day of February, 1902.
BERTNUNN,
Marshal of the City of Cottage Grove.
FAVORS GOOD ROADS.
The following is from the pen of
a correspondent to the Roscburg
Reivew, and is "of interest to those
who sec the necessity ol having
good roads in Oregon:
"It seems to me that if ever the
county court of Douglas county
penormcu a meritorious aci u wu.it who js mTlMc f manipulating
when it levied a 3m!ll tax. T'ie,nfrrtirs 0f s,ntc s is iresilict
only fault to be found with that tax
is because it is amy BDoutone-inua
... i
wtiat it origin to uc. a io-miu
i levy for road purposes would not
have been too high considering the
disgraceful condition of our roads.
I have been paying road taxes in
other states, and in no other state
or county have the taxes for road
purposes been so ridiculously low
as in Douglas county; and every
body will ndtuit that no where else
is the necessity of a reasonable road
tax as apparent as in western Ore
gon. And especially that piece of
road from Roseburg up Deer creek
over that abominable li ill east of
town. Why it's an outrage to
common people to pass over such.
canal of mire called roads. A county
court, or council, or a people that
tortures dumb animals by compell
ing them to draw loads over such
roads certainly ought to be prose
cuted for cruelty to animals.
But some whine something about
high taxes and economy. I say
d n economy, where in order to
economize we have to wallow
through the mire up to our knees
in going to town and besides,
don't the politicans in power, from
the highest to the lowest, tell us
that we are enjoying an era of un-
J J i
parelled prosperity? Certainly, if i
that's the case, we ought to be able
to stand a three-mill, or? four-mill,
or even ten-mill tax for the purpose
of making good roads.
Two years ago, while living in
Eden bower, about a mile from the
county road, five of us neighbors
were confronted by the same quest
ion as that which confronts the
people of Douglas county today.
Our private lane was almost im
passable. Something had to be
done in order to enable us to get
to the county road. Well, we
tpf mnsiilrprl mil Wiprl n vnlitn
lnet Consulted, anu leviea a VOlllll
lieiiTMhornOOd IS tirOllfl Of tnd.TV
prouu 01 lounj ,
the best piece of road in or around
Roseburg, and it didn't "break"
00 1 any of us either, but was the best
70 00 investment we ever made. Now if
8i 00 1 a 20-mill extra tax did not bauk
w " j rupt us five neighbors, why should
si on not the people of the whole county
be able aim willing to pay a three,
five or even ten-mill tax in order to
make a start to get roads I bat are
fit for civilized people to travel
over?
If any body commences to whine
about that 3-raill tax, or tries to
make political capital out of it by
crying economy hit him with a
brick and hit him hard. Yours for
good roads though it takes the
bottom dollar."
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years and have !
no hesitancy in saying that it is tho best
remedy for coughs, colds and croup I
have ever used in my family. I have
not words to express my confidence in
this remedy. Mrs. J. A. Mooiie, North
Star, Mich. For sale by Lyons & Apple
gate Drain, lienson Drug Co., Cottage
Urove.
T UXXEL COXTJtA OT.
The Bohemia Gold Mining Company
invites bids for the extension of its Bos
ton Tunnel near Benson, Bohemia Dis
trict, for an additional length of 350 feet.
Tho tunnel to bo 5 feet wide, 0y. feet
high in tho clear. Payments to bo
inado monthly, 20 per cont of contract
price to be held back until the contract
is completed. There must bo four part
ners in tho contract. Tliev must do two
shifts of two men each in overy 24 hours, i
aim musi lurnisn ait supplies, excepting
the car, rails and air pipe. Tho Com
pany reserves tlie right to reject any
and all bids. Address all com mil nida
tions to U. II. Thomas, Secretary of tho
Company, No. 150 North Main St., Fall
Hiver, Mass.
GEOBGK XV. LLOYD, Mangr.
Wo have on hand a large stock of
kiln-dried flooring, celling and rustic in
grades 1 2 and 3. Let us inako you
special prices.
Booth-Kelly Lumuer Co.
Advertise In the Xuggct.
The nnxicty tlmt is being ex
ercised regarding President Roose
velt's daughter taking active part
in the coronation ceremonies, is nil
uncalled for. The daughter ol a
man like Roosevelt lias too much
natural sense, as a rule, to wish to
make a fnol of herself for a little
oynl lxltronngc. nm, wUh n f(Uher
I Roo9cveUi siic wouM not bo per
milted to make n fool of herself
slie WJmtcti t0 Anxietv on the
part of the public is unnecessary.
Notice to Tax Payers.
XKW TAX JjA W.
At tho last session of tho legislature
new law was passed in regard to the col
lection of taxes, which law took clTcc
on December 1st, 11)01 , and in substance
is as follows:
I If you pay your taxes on or before
March 15th you will bo allowed a rebate
of three per cent.
'J It you pay your taxes between
March loth and un to and ihchidinir the
llrst Monday in April, there will not be
any reuateami neltlierwill tliere oeanv
tenuity or interest added .
;1 il vonr taxes are not paid on or
before thu llrst Monday of April, tliev
will become delinquent, when there
will bo added a peualtv of 10 per cent
and the tax will also draw iutcrcrt at
the rate of 1'2 per cent per annum in ad
onion 10 me penaitv
4 If you pay one-half of your taxes
on or before the llrst Monday in Anril.
then the remaining halt nriy run up to
anil including Die llrst .Monday In Oc
tober following; but jf tho last half of
wx uue is not paw uy in llrst .Monday
ol ucloner, it nccomes ilcllnuuciit, ami
there will be added to such balance, a
penalty of 10 percent, and in addition
such ball it i ice will bear interest at the
rate of 12 per cent per annum from the
lirst Monday in April until paid.
5 On all personal property taxes if
one-nan is noi pain on or uelore tlie
first Monday in April, the law compels
the sheriff to levy upon and collect the
im"lu"f,er Mnv u l,t!'',u,to i;v,''lta
low nnnn nernoniil nrnnortv nftor Mnv
Ist'it w ill be necessary for "one-half to
Dc paid as anovo state!
0 The law compels the sheriff to sell
an intuis on which taxes nave not neen
paid, and that such sales shall not be
held later than March 1st of the year
succeeding tho year in which the tax
levy is made.
7 Tho property will be sold to the
person bidding the lowest rate of in
terest, and certificates will be issued
therefor, and deeds given to such
property sold, unless redeemed within
tliree years irotn tlie date 01 surli sales
The 1001 assessment rolls will Ito re
ceived at the sherilrs oliire March 1st,
1002. Any written enquiries regarding
1001 taxes received prior to that date
will !. tiled and promptly attended to
as soon as tlie onokx are open tor pay.
nientx. Jn making unuiiiries as to
amount of taxes, if possible, give to
wiiiim 1 lie property is assessed anil a de
scriptiiiu of the same.
Dated this 25th day of .lanmirv, 1002
V W. WiniRK-S,
PherifTof Lane County, Oregon.
IJv Fied 1'ink, Deputy. fc" tm'.'l
Harness and Saddlery.
MAIN 8TKEKT, COTTAGE GKOVE.
George Meinzer, Prop.
A line llne-of Harness, Paddles, Whips, Buggy
Robes, Leather Belting, Etc, alwajs on hand
All kinds of Repairing a Specialty All hand-
sewed work turned out.
Our Farmer Friends ran get tho very best at
the Lowest Living Trices. Come In ami exam
Ine the goods and see for yourself.
In going over tho famous "Shasta
Route" of tho Southern Pacific Co. the
traveler ever finds something new to
excite his admiration and interest.
Starting nt Portland, one traverses the
whole length of the illanietle Valley,
the gem of the Northwest. Me. Hood,
Mt. Jefferson, and the Three Sisters and
other snow-capped peaks are kept in
sight for hours. Tho beautiful valleys
ot tlie umpqita and uogue uivcrs, with
their orchards oi prunes, peaches, ap
ples, and other fruits are u delight in
themselves. Tho crossing of the great
mountain barrier between Oregon und
California reveals the grandest moun
tain Bcenory in tho United States. The
wonderful turnings, twisting?, and
doublings of the railroad bring into
view u grand array of towering mount
ains and profound gorges into which
we gaze from dizzy heights, for
est clad mountain slopes streching
up to the line of perpetual snow, and
the foaming mountain streams dashing
fiercely down deep canyons, now and
then stopping for a shoit rest in some
quiet pool. After a days enjoyment of
old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on the
continent, wo drop rapidly down the
canyon of the Sacramento to tho broad
plains of tho Sacramento Valloy in Cal
ifornia, and thenco through vineyards
and orchards to San Francisco,
For maps and descriptivo literature
address
R. B. Millkr, Gen. Pas.
Portland, Or.
Agent,
FOR SALK OR TRADK.
Agooil incomobearlng property in a
thriving mill town In Oregon for sale or
trade. For information address Lock
Box 11, Cottago Grove.
Wo sell choice lots in tho Long &
Bingham property, lately platted and
adjoining Cottago Grove, right at tho
junction of tho 8. P. R. R. and thoO.G.
& B. R. R. Prices according to locality.
Jerome Knox & Co.
ASTHMA QURE FRiEaS !
Asthmalenc Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure
in all Cises.
SUNT AHSOLUTUIA' 1?UKK ON RKCHIl'T Ol? POSTAL.
CHAIN KD
rOR TEN
YKAHS
We want to send to everv sufferer
similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. Wc'llsend It by mall POST.
PAID. Absolutely Free of Chame. to unv sullorcr who will write for
it, even on a posial. Never mind, though yon arctic spalrlng, however
bad your case, Asihmaleno w'.ll relleveaud cure. Tbo worse yonrciisc
thu more glad wo are lo send it. Do not delay. Write at o'nee. ad-
tiro-sing 1)K. TA FT DUOS.' MKDICINK CO.. 70 Fust 130th St..
N. Y. City. Sold by all Druggists.
THIS OLD RlSLIAHLIi
V. n n , -mj- C -4- fv r
v v w js. j fcwf a. j jl v
Caries n full line of Staple
nml Fancy goods, Granite,
Crockery, Tin mid Glassware,
Vegetables, Flour, Feed, Oats,
Hay ami everything the
farmer or the housewife needs.
Produce of all kinds taken
in exchange.
It will he a pleasure at nil
times to sliov our goods and
you arc earnestly requested to
call and examine them.
Will meet All Coin jut Ion
in I'rlcen.
FRANK SKILLMAN
Successor to Baker & Johnson
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
farmers' Store
'
STIIX PROSPEROUS
BScaisitifcia
THE WATCHWORD IS
Effort.
G. O
Wnlt-pr .if WnlL-or Ic
Walker OI Walker IS
d of llis deservedly
justly nrou
deservedly
trrowintr trade
Mjr i;.;,lr i, i,c f;i,i
iNCVer lirillg, lie lias not Jailed
to grasp everv oportunity to secure
r . . . ... . f
for lllS Customers the top price for
tlioir- rirnrlnnn nfM.n. L-;.,rl
tneir produce OI every kllUI.
Only fiook !
And you will know his goods
and prices are right. He now offers
a Beautiful Necktie free to his cus
tomers with their next $2.00 cash
purchase. Ask him for Schil
lings teas, coffees, spices, etc, and
you know you have the best.
LOST:
Umbrella loft in Home Htoro on
Main Steet. Silk cover with umall
patch, handle net with steel sots. Fin-
ler pieaeo leuvo at this atlico.
'visit DR. JORDAN'S orcat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY4
1051 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
( VMOMS BI1U1 U4 B.f.mkJ
. Ths larcsst Anatomical MaMDm
In the World. (
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uondtrul ilahljor ultllor: I
IVrahncura.oranyoontrMt.
eddUaje,nwlllv0ly cursidliy
CoasU li.tllUliedlyrm. A
OR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES
Trnir nam and nlildla '
sibiiiU tuett who are sunVrlntf ,
from lbs rCrects of youthful liidU. I
j. cretlons or exersses In matursr
w jrarv. iigrviiiiinnuiinyiicRiiiriiiiiiyfini.
w.n jianff..u.,u ill nil nacUUipil-
m cations: nirmntirrlifieM. I'riMiaiur.
rliteav. Cinorrlifa, Cilfiei. Vrrnuvni'v
ui uriimiinBT, v.d, ny n coniDinsnoil 01 i
remedies, ot great curative power, tlie Doctor I
lias so arranged tils treatment that 1 1 will jiot ,
only alTnrd Immediate rellrf, but permanent
cure, ma nwwr oops nmciaim (Olierioritl
miracles, out is wen Known to t a fair and
square Physician and Uurgron, tire-eminent
hi bis specialty niavnaea at Men,
MYI'IIIMH thoronghly eradicated from
tha system without the use of Jlerrui?.
TrnilM flttpil hv nn tCcnurt. IlMfllnl
A rnrr for Uupiiire. A quick and raillcttl
curt tot I'llra, tlaaurx and Fllnlu,by
ux. uuruuita Diiecnu aiilirM uieiiiuus.
KVKIIV MAW applying to us will recelva
turhmuUonlnianol IiIscniiiDlalnt, A
It's utl buaranlu a IVHITIV-E CUSE In Y
M.itmi lit. .imtttrtnltA.
Onnsultallnri Kit 10 IS and strictly private.
oiunans Yt:itY iwAhoXADLJi
Treutmaiitnenionallv orby letter.
Wrlta fur noofc. IIII.ftoI,nT OF 1
MAIIUIAOi:. MaiLKDruxa. (AvalUiOlei
DooK ror men,; can or wrim
DR. JORDAN & CO., 1051 MirsstSL.S. P,
There is nothing like Asthiiialciio. Il brings
lusliint lellef, even In the worst cases. It cures
when all else falls.
The Roy. 0. F. WKLI.8 of Villa Ridge, III.,
nays: "Your trial hot tin of Asthmalene received
in good condition . I cannot tell von bow thank
ful 1 feel for thu good derived Irotn it. 1 was it
luvc, chained witli putrid sore throat and asthma
nr ten years. 1 despoiled of ever being cured. I
aw vonr advertisement for tho cine of this
lieadfiil iuiiI tormenting disease, asthma, and
bought you bud overspoken yourself, but resolved
ogive II a trial. To my surprise tho trial acted
kou chin in. Send inu a full-sized bottle."
a trial treatment of Attliiiinlene.
d
NOTici: roit I'i'iii.ic.vTios.
United Hlalcs Und Onicn
Itosclnirg, Oregon, leliruary A, Wl.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of hi Intention
to make final prnol In support of his claim, and
tual
hat said priHil will lw mad o liedite Marie I
Ware, I'. H. Commlndoiicr at Kugene, Oregon,
on March 'Jl. 111'.', vlsi John OverliaUer, on
II. K. No. M87, for thu W i H W. Jj, H. K. ,
B. W. Jj, Uit S.Kco. II, Tp'. Lu H., II. 4 W.
He names the following wltnesncs to prove
hl continuous rcsldcnro tiou and 1'tilllvntlott
of said land, vis:
Cnrln Pavldson, Henry Long, William W.
TncLcr, L. P. McCoy, of Cottagu tlroe, (Ire.
J. T. llHUKirji, llegl.tur.
xoTici: oi' FonriiiTt'iti:.
To John J. Italian and 1". A. Itankln: You are
hereby iiottlKd that we hnvu expended, dtirlnx
the year end hiKl'eevmber :tl, lvoi, flisi In labor
and Improvement on eaeh of the two follow Inn
described mlnliiK claims, to-wll; The"NHppn.
neo" located In h llnlicmla itilnlux dlslnet,
and recorded on pnKO '1T. of lunik ft, ol the nilri
Iiik trcord of Ijtno eounty, Orcitou j TIh"!mihi
Lmnond, located In the Ilolicmla mlnliiK ills,
trlct and reeordedon jutifo '.T.'ot hook .1, of the
mlnliiK records or Lane county, lirexoni In
order to hold said claim, under the provisions
of section iKI of the icvlcd ntntutes of the
United Stales, and the amendment lliervto, ap
proved January !, Ismi, coniernliiK hiiiiiihI
lnlxir mini til I ri Inc claims. belnK the amount
required to each l tho 'aid two claims, fur the
tierlod eiulhur liecemlM-r III. It'll. And It with
in Ninety days, from tho perHUial .ervlieolthls
notice ilium you, or vtllhhi Ninety days after
the publication thereof, you fall or rcfti'v to
contribute ynur imrllnn of such expenditure,
as a imhou tier, vonr Inleresl In and tittlio Haiti
claims will tiecoinotiiu property u( the uli-crlli
or-, ynur i-oHiMiiers, vtno nave niauc lite re
ipi I red oiiondlture. by tho terms ol said sec
tion. ated at Collase (irotn, lno County, Oregon,
this lllhday ot February, l'."i.'.
('lUKI.Kr ('. IIUTAN
W. W. Mastkksom
Mauh Mastkkso.n.
KOT1CK KOIt ITII1.ICATION,
fulled Hlalcs IjiiiiI Oniru
lloteburx, Oregon, February 1PU.
Notice Is hereby Klveu tha the folluwhiK
named settler has tiled notice ol his Intention
to make llnal proof In supiort ol his claim, and
that said pn of Mill be made la-fnrc Marie I,.
Ware, t'. K. Commissioner, al KriKcue.OreKoii.
on March 'il, IM.', vlt: Albert White, on II. K.
In. MfJK, for the 8. K. 4. N. K. Ji.Kec. ai, Tp III
H., a We-t.
no name, mo lolinuiitK winiesrrs to prove
sr
It. Y. I'ortir, of Waller.
ill ami cultivation
Orcrnn, ('. V.
FlielMati.ot Waller, I.ar,e, Co., (Uncoil. K. II.
Jaikson, Jr. ol Walker. I ni.e, Co., Orex-oii,
K. I'. liedlord, ol SkIiii, Oickoii.
J.T MtllHlD.. Itipt.lcr.
NOTICK OK roitl-'KITl'lli:.
ToJ.J. imllanandK. A Itankln:
Von are lieicby notllleil that the under
sltflleil have exiioMilcfl One II timli in! ii,iIU.m Ih
lalsir and Improvement upon thu .Mouaieh
IihIu mlnliiK ilalin. sltuattMl In (he lioheinla
Mliilnir District, In Iine County, Hlatc of Ore-
uon
nun
riK the year cimIIiir licirmlH-r .Hsl,
"HI appear from an atlldavlt tlledln the
-ceof thol'ountyClerk of Ijuiu county, Htate
' ""JrcKorii In onlcr to hold the said premises
I under the laws of tlio United dates and of the
niaie 01 urcKon. ,inn 11 wi 1 111 11 ninety nays
'r,,"n,llic. service of this notice upon you by
. publication, you tail toeontrlbuto your shari
i,''riJon of such oipendituru as co-
i iniiGi,,iu-nii iiis.uiii ui ,m,i.', ,uur inleresl
, In said claim will lM.-c.mo tho oroiierly of the
!',"t'rl.br" under tho provisions of Kectloll
m of the Htatntea of ho United Hlalcs of
America,
Dated atCpttaKt'(lrove,ljiieCoutit',OreKon,
.mn me .1111 uny ui ruuruury, a, ii,. liau.
II. Lt'HCII
MlW. K. A.COTT,
Common
Rough Lumber,
S6perM.at
BOOTH-KELLY Mills,
Saginaw, Or.
j SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
01' THE
Trains leave Cottago Grovo for Port
land and way Htationa at S:H u ni and
12:55 pm.
Lv Portland 8 :B0 a in 8 :80 p m
" Cottugo Grovo 2:57 pm 2 :0ft am
ArAHhland 112:80 a in 12:05 pm
" Saoramonto 5:10 pin 5:00 it in
" San Francitjco 7.55 p in 8:45 u in
I'lillman und TonrlstH cam nn both
traitm. Chair care Sacramento to Ogden
and El Patio, and tourist cars to Chicago
St Louis, Now Orleans anil Washington,
Connecting nt San Francisco with tho
several steamship linos for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philliplnos, Central and
South America.
Sco ttgont at Cottago Grovo station, or
address
It. B. Milleb, G P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
Sulmcrlhe for the Xiiffet.
NOTICK OH KOIiriCITllllK
I'fittSKo (Irnvii.tlrciieiiiNor.'.'f, IIKll,
To William II, iiamhi.h: .
Von are hurehr notllleil. that e have
iichiled during the year muling Dec. list, IVUU,
one hundred ilollats In latmraiid Iniiirovemctit
on each ol Hie three IoIUiwIiik ileserltiril uiln
lug cliilms, lo.wlt. The "tiutay" located In
the lioheinla Milling District alii) leeordeil nil
tiaKC'l.lof tlook A lit I lie Milling llecorda of
Lane I'oiiiily. tireinni I the "Denver" located In
thu llohemla Mining District and refolded on
lmUei7Hnt llool A ol the .Milling llecolili of
Une Coiinly, Oregon, and tlie "Delroll" In
fated III the llulitmla Mining District slid re
corded on age A7A of llook of Ih Mining
Itecordsuf iiouglss Count y. Oregum In tinier
to hold said claims under I lie provisions of
Pedum WH of Iho Kuvlitd Htalutcs of thu
Culled Htales, and the amendment thereto, ap
iirnved Jan. 'iVnd, Irwl, cnncctnlng annual la
in) r upon mining claims, helng the amount re
united to hold each of said I luce claims fm
llic Period ending the Slit day of Decrmlier.
Itso. And, If within ninety days from Hie per
sonal rarvlec of this iiullre, or within ninety
davs alter the mihllratlou thereof yon fall ur
refuse to eoiililhiile your purlieu nf sucli sx
.cinllliiroasn co-owner, your Intersil In Mm
claim otll liecome the uoitrly of the tuli
scrllicrs, your co-owners, who have insilotlie
reiUlrcil cxpenilltuic, l.y the terms nf sajd see
tlon. IKO. W. I.I.OYD
K.J. II A lit)
NOTICK KOIt rt'lll.lOATION.
ni"ilcd"l(atca IjiiiiI Onicn
llmehutg, Ore., Iiccemher 31, It'll.
Nollre Is licichy given that III roiiiillancii
with Iho provisions of the act of Congress nl
June S, NH, enlltlcil "All act tor the salu of
tlmhcr lauds In the XI ales of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Vvanhluglnti Territory," ascs
tcmlci: to all lie l'ntillo l.sinl mates by art ol
August I, I Mr.', Mrs. Mlmilv Haires Juiikjiia, ol
(town or city) Nirlngllutd, County of fniv,
Hlate of Oregon has tlitsday tlleil III Ihlsoillcu
her sworn statement No. 1KA for the imrchaxi
of the XIV t, nt Hcollnli No. '.', Townhli lt
Mouth, of llauge 'J West and will olCir iriHif In
show that tlio land sought Is luoro valuahle for
llslluiher or "lull" than for agricultural j.ii r
li.es,nnd to citahllslt her rlaimlo said tauil
hefore the lti.-nl.lor ami Itccelvcr ot llils nitlcu
at lloHdnirg, OtegMi, oil Tnesilay, the lllh day
of Mareli, Ivo.'.
Bhe uamcaas wllnees:
J. D. Damnum ol Collage drove, Oregon,
John Kissinger of Kail t'reck, Oregon, tlporgu
Hwircsof Hirlligllvlil, llregon, ('lias Kls.lugcr
of Kugene, Oregon.
Any and all persons rlalnihig adrtrsely Iho
alaiTe'drscrlhed lands are rtiieteil In II I it
their tlalms In Ihls ollice on or before said lllh
day of March, I'.'V.
s, J. T. llailKiKs, Itcglster.
IllverHt.. Collage tlrove.
HLKW& JON'ICS, I'rops
We carryan extra line line of
f,liunra and Cigars, and If you
hare occasion to want gixuls In
our line we would appreciate a
call from you.
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NOTICK KOIt I'l'III.ICATIO.N'.
t'ultril Hlalcs Unit nnliv
Rpteliurg, On-con, Januaiy 2, 1 '."'.'.
Notice Is hi iel.y given that In eoinpllsnrif
with the prnvl-loti" of the art ol Congress of
Jiinc.1, 1H7H, entitled "An act for the sale ui
tiriil- r lands In the Wales of Callfnriil.i. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Weshl glou Terrltorv," aa
i-xtcnded to all the I'uhllc Land Hjatcs liy act
ol August I. Is'.rj, TIiiiIimsC. Joliimm of Kit
gene. Coiinly of Lane, rtlntii nf fliegoa, lis. thl
lay tiled III thlsonico his sworn statement No,
ltttO. for llm imrclia.e of the KK of Prcllmi
No. I'.', Tuunslilp'Jl Mouth of Itaugu i 'v and
will offer proof to show that the land sought Im
moru valuable for Its limber or stone than for
agricultural purpim-n, and to establi.h hU
claim to said laud bcforulhe lleglster and Hit
cvlver nf th's ollice at Itowliurg, llrctron, nn
Wednesday the l'JIli day of March, WK.
Ho names as witnesses:
Martin llaagcnsou, Charley Olmm, Hlnioii
Klovdahl, litils llaherson of Kuguiie, Oregon
Any and all lairsous claiming adver.ely thu
abovc-decrlhed lauds aro reitieleil In f I to
tholrclalinsln Mils oltliu on or before said IJtli
day of March, lfW.
J. T. IlKllxits, lleglster.
DAKWIN llKISTOW. IlKltHKHT KaKIK,
1-resldent, Cashier.
Tlic First National Bank
OF
COTTAGK GkOVIC, Oltlt.
Paid up Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan on approved security.
Kxchnnges sold, nvallahlo any placo
in tho United Status,
Your HuHtiiCHH In Solicited.
NOTICK KOll l'UIIMCATlON.
United mates Und Oftlcc,
Itoselnirg, Ore., January 'a,
Notice Is hereby given that in eoinpitanco
with the provisions nf the act nf Congress of
Jnno8, 1878, entitled "All act for the salu of
timber lands In tho Hlalcs ot California, Oru.
gon, Novada and Washington Territory," as ox
tended to all tho 1'ubllu IjiiiiI Htatea by act of
August 4, 18SH, Isaao W. Tompkins of (town or
city) Cottago drove, County ot Une, Htato of
Oregon, bus this day filed In tills onico
his sworn statement No, WS, for the purvhaso
of tlielitsl,',7,8and 10, of Heetton No. 2 In
Township 22 8. of Itange 1 West, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought la
more, valuable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, nnd lo establish his
claim to aald land buforo tho Register mid
liecolvor ol this olllc.u at Roseburg, Oregon.
on Saturday, the Athday nf April, Wi,
lie names ns witnesses:
Wlllard lloren, frank Mclntyre, W. Jl.
George, lien I'ltchor.nf Wlldwood, Oregon,
Any ana all persons claiming adversely Iho
above-described lands aro requested to' illn
tholr claims In this otllcocm or before said nth
day nf April, WW.
TllC . . .
RESORT
J.T, Iliiinaii, Itegliler.
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