BOHEMIA NUGGET.
HOWARD A HENRY,
-rinllott.
C,J,ltlVAKt, .... Idltor.
liili W, MIUKV. - Aawlala IMIta-r
and HulaMair.
fTnlrrf.lat the tHMtofflre t Ontlagf llrovr
itrcicunanricpoiNlClMii tull mat'ct.
law," I am pleased to have this pass. Dutltii; the past four yenis I
appeal to my record. I.cl my ! could just as well have had a pass
record spenk for me, not the Lcadct without doing the work because the
nor any other paper. 11 my record (company offers trnnspoitatiou to
Ml
14 not sueii ns to justiiy my ic
election, then let the Rood people
of Lane county leave nie at homo.
Hirst, then, d,es the record show
that I ottpvxed the Chinese exclu
sion resolution? Pitee i.trof the
each legislator. I have ptcfetied
to pay my fate with professional
services to riding on n legislation
pass. Many honotahle men ac
cept these but 1 feel more com
fortable to know that I pay my
Senate Journal, shows that I moved own way. I may be a "cheap"
to strike out sections s, 3, .. 5, man but 1 do not believe that even
from senate joint memoiial No 2., my democratic friends think so
The memorial, as thus amende', ! meanly of me as to suppose that I
would lead as lollows: (See Session would sell my county and the in-
l..iu- nf inni. nnt'e .iSfi.) terests of mv own tieonle to Hie rail-1
"SKNATiS Joist mkmokiai. no. s. , road for a paltry railroad pass. vcral issues now eonfioutitiK the ;
... , . iw. , Whctt-ns those laws of countess i I noli. -e. too, that the tmine ol 1 1'1"!'"- "" MU"- ... ,V
SB'n the. ChUe Hon. li. R. Skip wort h is. signed to JMje .,. was ca ,1c to or
Inclusion Laws will expire on or M.neuieni seiu oui ov uie - -.
about thesth dav of Mav. toos, deinocratioeoniinittee. I wisli here j 'ulroduccd Dr. Win. kuykend.i 1, 6
nnv com
own
sub.rrli.llim nrli-e. I.M, In n,miT.
liUrrlUlnic lUti-aHM,' klwti !" ,
allrMI,in.
RUPUIW.ICANS AND MSMOCRATS
MVtil-V DIlltAltl.
Martin's Hull Well llllcd--losucs Dis
cussed (Um)iI Nntiiredly.
The tcpublicau and democratic 1
candidates met in joint iiicctiut: nt
Mnrtin's hall Inst Wednesday, anil
entered into a discussion of tire ,
several issues now
Are cxceptlonnl Values: A Painty piece ol tuckinc ao Inches six tows of Inserting
one inch wide and 7 elusteis of embioideiy lucks of ll.ui 11 1 W 11 1 1 j( ,i2 Vl
ni vi ion
ifi 1 n unci
3 iiiiiiUirjiio
I Mn in 1
HU, I I UU.L
i
11 u'
.oc to foc a vaid.
il Vtlliil iS Inch Tuckintr- 1 lows insctllni;. v tows lumstittli tucks a
( (I 1(1111 vet v neat nattrtn at ?ix'ts a vnid. Alluver Luces in while olllv at
l'mbioidery Allovei exceptional values vei) deniable palteius at 70c tofi yd
;hin.H.!. I'ranr'l.M. California. Wllf N IMI1
Iracta for drrllnln( can bouiade for It
Friday, May 23, 02-
and
Whereas, unless the said laws be
I re-enacted, our country will be
... --liA 'over run with countless hordes of
'ivv, . ,,- n..,lnt,er Asiatic
laborers equally as objectionable;
.and
ft
plicityin this, ns 1 doubt not this I People foi teelection
TUG RCPUIILICAN TICKUT.
Congressional.
For Memtrnf rowrraM, Kiral tlit.
TIIOS. II. TOMiPK.
-IV
SUtf.
J. l"iimfh. of TcnUIe-
lorrrnot-
ton.
Sunrcint Jnilg - R. s. Bn
gene.
SM-retary of Slule-r. I. Dnnhar, of
AMorla.
Slate TrranurtrC.i'. Moon", Klamath.
Attorney General A M. Craadord.nf
Ttivcbnrr.
Bint I'rlnter-J. R. Whitney, of Al
bany. Bnix-rlntendcnt of ruUle Inslructlon
J, II. Arlcrtnan.ol Portland.
County.
Senator
W. K VX K EX DA LI Engvnc.
Re PTPnttlTe
L.T. IIARRI?. Eucm.
J. M. S1IKLLEV. ElKvn.
I. X. EDWARDS, Junction.
Clttk-
R. C. LEE, Junnion.
ihcriff
A. J. JonSSOS.Ciwwdl.
CommlMloncr
II. D. EDWAUIiS, SprlngficW.
TrcMtirer
HEO. F. CRAW, EllSCTC.
Aswfsor
I). r BURTON. CotupcOrove.
SurTeror
C. M. COLLIER, Eugene.
Coroner
1)H. u. u. kixu. r.ugene.
Wheicas, their uurcstrictevl im
miginiion here would work incal
culable injury to our numerous
evils of a most calamitous
other
jf. nature: and
I Whereas, all our
smaller dealers
in our various kinds ot business
and most of those belonging to our
professional classes would, iu a
very short time, fall victims to the
deplorable effects of such unlimited
immigration from the quarter here
alluded to; and
Whereas, our country as a whole
would ultimately suffer thciefrom
was sent out riuunv his absence,
and bis name was .sinned officially
to the document. Hut I will sny
that Mr. Sktpworth himself is the
employee of the railroad company
in the same way, to the same ex
tent that I am, and that he, as well
as myself, receives his compensa
tion in transportation on the rail
road. This is no discredit to him,
but I wish to say that while nil
this was true, during his camiviiii,
two years ago, so far as I know,
no republican urged that as a
reason why he should not be voted
for.
The third charge against me is
that "he furthermore is the cham
pion of the railroad company in
preventing the passaae, by th
i a fatal blow to its future advance- eK,1,l".ot ,1,e,tl,rec ce,.u-a-,1,ule
' i raent. toward a Mill higher state of I a)v' 1 ',,s sanU is abso
$ enlightened civilization, and be i h,tel'. u,,tn,e- !!,ul unfortunately
u ' . 0 - . . t Inr hp n,f ,vl,rt tit(, ,f it, Mi-
ltS
as
ptestage,
a nation; '
'shorn of much of
greatness and glory
and
Whereas, a
said exclusion laws would be an
unwise and dangerous reversal of a
policy we have found imperatively
Owing to the various letter's that '
have been .sent out through the
county and the nccus.itiona in.ule , ;
by his opponent, Senator Kuykcn-
dall hail to employ most of his 1
time in defining his position on !
cernin measures during the last
session of the legislature, llow- ,
ever, he made a good lair talk and :
acquitted himself in commendable !
manner.
I,ee Travis followed going over 1 ;
much the same ground and making
over again the accusations above !
referred to, attempting to gain a I
point by making it appear that
Senator Kuykendall was opposed ;
to the Indian war veterans, and ;
that he was instrumental in turn- 1
ing down a bill that had been iu- '
troduced at the last session. In j
this he failed as Senator Kuykcn-1;
dall refuted his assertions promptly !
and with spirit iu his five minute !
Can never be Atttliicial. No
one r 'ally adiiiiics a woman's lig.
lire if it is conformed to the funda
mental shape ol some
,1 I n
urii !
Our Slavs follow nature's lines
They do not change a pcileet I'ik
ure; thev sitnplv help clnmsv
women to look gtacelul.
r(k- u 1
Jo.
vSrlij!iFroli(
uifta uorou.'
t
No one aitiele makes home look cosier or
mote comfortable than nice Curtains draped
here and thete. Our l.iec Cuitains will
help make your home unite cheeifu
because they are Sparkling New, lieciiise
thev ate pleasing to the nvc l'out Spe
cials. $1 00, i..5. $i..S. ?J..S'
silks rjr(.
STVIjHS.
o 1 i Yc
When you come for tlioccries you
get the best, No doubt about the
ipialitv -no iuc.-tion about stipcri
fcooruv." KRKSI1 ICAC1I DAY.
1 1. .... 1.
vl'J1 tt-si eueii nun- juii
4fe- ',,n- livery Cutoiner talks of
what we can ami will do lor our
patrons.
WASH DUIiSS COOPS.
It seems quite early to you, prohablv,
to think l Wash press Ootids, hut we
would like to suggest that iu lti in
now you get first srlecllous of the pret
tiest and must beautiful. We have the
piettiest selections we have evet shown
and we shall be pleased to have you cull
at yum eailiest convenience.
for the men who tnaili it. ilmv
must know that it is not true. T elosmg spcecli.
have never talked ncrninst. worked I J- M. Shellcv , I. N. Edwards.
failure to re-enact 8an. .r .against any meas- j J ?L
ore iiiieiuiLM to reuuee rauroau . ' v" ',"' "
1 rates 111 tins state, i mis wtioie i"'"""-3 'si"vi""c uoum-.
'matter of railroad legislation wasillle" made -hort speeches. Hon Si
1 iuiiiziiL 0111 n tieienitst til tin i ,,--, .
At Newland's
At Newland's
sV .
.v necessary during the last 30 years s' ' S '
nni;r-v iviiinh im ftiahtmi ns m "ousc at me last legislature.
H We demand that a law be $
$ passed by the next legislature K
w placing all public officers ol jj
this state on reasonable sala-
jg ries, which shall not be in-
creased during the incum-
bent's terra of office, and be- f,
yond such salary they shall
receive no compensation as
fees or otherwise. Republi-
can State Platform of Oregon. 5
r J , . - Three-oeut-n-iime hill niul !h Knl
preserve a mucu greater uegrix- 01 nVMrvn, .... . .. .,-- 1 ns the Inst, allowinir Mr. Iidninn
w ..-..'J J
The I l'anc county ami uy iar tne nest
orator in tue countv, was reserved
peace,
within
a nnii a m A 7 g
.ts
i : .t.: .ir-. ..i . ! nti fivo tiitmitf. tr rLtiu. tr.
WOUIU , ,. , , tTnr.:ci ,,,,,, ,, Uin,,n t.., 't
otherwise have been possible: and aim. never reacneu tne sen- "" '7"" "'T "
our borders than
Whereas, our miners, mechanics, .
ate. Dur in? the last two sps,inns as " aoie lawyer anil as a sound
f 1 : .t . T .1 . . ' Inii1f1tnr t tinwl (tflllinfi I, rtr..
unskilled laborers and w age earners i ., i He defineil his position, incident-
generally, are, from all practical -ui,ics, "iiic irom tnj rtj,iiiar ,i.:,T qnnInr ki,vL
noints of view unanimously in fa- ! wo,k 011 tlle wn's and means com- a," latlnK "P -senor Kukeu
points oi lew, unanimously in la i . . ,,,;.. ni,.- da l's cause, in a man v. interest iiu
were, the reform of clerkship n.,ul logical way, and the way the
abuse, reduction of the expenses of crowd greeted him as he came la
the state printer's office and the re- forc Hie way it received him dur-
vision and codification of the school "1!"n'K an" ue tiiuuiierous ap-
htm as lie
KUYKENDALL REPLIES.
Some time since, a local
printed a scurlous attack
State Senator Wm. Kuykendall, in
which that gentleman was accused
of various things too numerous and
contemptible to mention in detail,
even at this time. Upon consider
ing the source it was deemed not
necessary to give such accusations
the least attention. However, the
Guard, ever on the alert to throw
mud at any republican candidate,
regardless of his good offices per
formed in the interest of Lane
county, taking the matter up and by
giving the article publication caused
it to be generally circulated where,
the readers not knowing the 'au
thorship, it would receive some at
tentiou, it was deemed best that
vor of the re-enactment of the said
laws a fact particularly tiue of
the wage earners of Oregon and all .
over the Pacific coast and western
states, without exception; ard
Whereas, the remainder of our
fellow citizens, the whole country i
over, not embraced within the sev-1
.aril flncr-rlntinnt r( nnrenne nlvn' i
....:..j ,., -. ,iT . which I have
lUtlUIUULU 141-. IUI tUt. liimi rutl,
also in favor of the re-enactment of
said laws; therefore be it
Resolved, as the sense of the
paper senate and house of representatives
upon of the Slate of Oregon, now in regu
lar session assembled
!
Announcement at Lurch's
year. One cannot give
special attention to many matters
at any one session, and mv work
First-That the said exclusion ?lo"8 Hie above lines prevented me
laws ought to be re-enacted at the lrra S1""? ,SP? "tion to
present session of congress, or as I ra,Iro?d legislation but the record
soon thereafter as may be necessary v, show that " a11 k,,,uIre'1
broken effect.
reason to be proud.,1" lu nuuor me principles oi
I am prepared to show that my u,clr I'ar,' "' casting their votes
work along these lines will make a for ,lle republican ticket on the 2nd
saving to the state of many thous-! l,ay of June
anus each
SILKS
MADRAS
LAWNS
In Profusion.
I
I
ft
I"
laws of Orecoti. The results, alone 1 P'ause that followed
tllPtli 1tlU firm itilntm tli i.trini. 1 closed his talk, was siiiuificant of
nent records of the work of these . that the lepublic.i.is of g CW Sllil't WlliStS ill QlKlIltK V IlIUl OlKlUty.
sessions, ami among tue uiiiigs oi r. "" "'' - Hi, WT ,.. 41 4 ,r,, 1,.1...4 1. .....I I?.. 12
gi u t Cciu in j uu liiitii i uvivv-i pu;i;iv ami jl ancj .
S Call for our China ware.
Sixth That duly certified copies
of the foregoing preamble and reso
lutions be forthwith lorwarded to
the senators and representatives of
this state iu the United States con
gress." It seems to me that that resolu
tion is pretty good Chinese exclu
sion doctrine I took it to be so at
with the people
The last repu
vention adopted the following icso
While his election is an assured
fact, still we must not forget that
we must confirm it with a rousing
republican vote on June 2 Re
member that Hon. Thos. H. Tnnutie
is iu Washington attending to his
duties as an Oregon congressman
should lie and is tritstinu' his re-
, .rrvic
U prin;
uils
l?.r
Men
BCoys
'ltillrcii.
The last republican county con- ! elei'l" 10 's trtemis. Let every
' t CUliHlls.il II 3IIUW II IS illKIICWliUlUIl
of his good work Uy voting for him,
13
You arc entitled to it.
lution
Resolved, that the tn.i vimmn
irate for railroad fare thrcuehonU i uere are a uurnner oi uccuieii y
Oregon should not exceed three l,oor sidewalks in this city. The
cents per mile, and we hereby iu-!P,anks barring an occasional one,
struct our senators and represent.-!- are fairI' K00tl. ''"t the nails have
Uives, for the next legislature, to, K ven away. I he city authorities
the time I advocated its adoption.
I furthermore expressly stated,
should exact from the property
owners that they be repaired.
Nothing looks worse than rickety
sidewalks.
work and vote for the e.iactment
of a law making three cents per
Senator Kuykendall w rites a letter ' at that time, that this resolution ' m,le llle maximum rate for fare on
in explanation ot ins position, at expressed the unanimous wish of r'V ,r , 1 . , r
the same time furnishing proof ; the people of Oregon, and that it I f stand firmly on that platform,
corroborative that the charges are should not be incumbered with new ia,ui ife,ecte(1' wi" "ot onI' SUP'
hasc. uniust and unfounded. The Ki .u. :i. i port Slicll legislation: should it
. . J - - 7 . piuuicuia luai 1UJK u k ClU uat I uss UU1 ' , r . ... . .
following is Senator Kuykeudall's relations with the friendly nations TOm? , fore, lne' Vut wl" make a State 1 latfonn
J." , , or "nienere who tne rignts OI me :i " " :J A" " The r-nnhllmn stnto hifn,m ,U
We favor the creation of a minim.'
I bureau for Oregon. Rcnublican
honest terms bis position.
should be read by eveey
lane county:
It i
citizens of our newly acquired
voter in i island possessions. Evidently our
! Pacific coast members in congress
Eugene, Or., May 3, 1902 took the same view of it, for the
To the Editor op tub Register: i Kalm-Mitchell exclusion bill, in its
I beg your pardon for asking , most drastic form, never touched
space for reply to au article in the the exclusion of any other race than
Cottage Grove Leader. I would ' the Chinese. In the discussion of
have paid no attention to its attack the question in the Oregon senate,
had it uot been republished by a there was never any question as to
local paper. No one takes the Cot-' the adoption of the sections with
tage Grove Leader seriously or ex- j regard to Chinese exclusion. The
pects it to tell the truth about a po-1 only question was whether our ex
litical opponent. Its politistrabi.s-j elusion laws should be extended to
mus is so well known that no one ' other nations. No sane man with
pretends to notice its periodical 'any political aspirations would get
outbreaks of inveracy or holds it up on the floor of the Oregon legis
responsible therefor. I believe the 1 lature and declare himself against
article in question cans tor an an
swer tor another reason than its
quasi endorsement by the Guard
It is very apparaut that it was in
spired from this place and that it
sounds the key-note of the cam
paign against me.
A circular letter has been sent
out from democratic headquarters
to all committeemen, making sub
stantially the same statements that
are contained iu the above atticle.
I will, therefore, thoroughly ana
lyzeand answer its statements.
The article in question first
makes the broad assertion that "I
was owned by the corporations,
soul and body,'' as clearly proven
by my record in the last Oregon
legislature. In attempting to prove
this it states.
First, That I opposed the reso
lution for Chinese exclusion at tlit
last sessiou of the legislature "with
a long bitter speech," and that 1
also said "that we needed cheap
labor to develope this grand and
beautiful Pacific coast."
Secondly, I am said to be "an
employee of the Southern Pacific
Co., and a tool of that corporation."
Third, "He furthermore is the
champion of the railroad company
in preventing the passing by the
legislature of the three cents a mile
the policy of the exclusion of the
Chinese.
Whatever I said about exclusion,
or my beliefs as to exclusion, at the
last session of the senate, was said
in reference to the exclusion of
other races than the Chinese.
I wish specifically to state that I
lid uot say that "we need cheap
labor to develop this grand and
beautiful Pacific coast." I did not
use any language of similar mean
ing. I wish to say just here, that
I have all my life belonged to the
party, whose chief war cry has
been protection of American labor
igaiust the cheap labor of the Old
World. No loyal republi. -ans will
ever be heard advocating cheap
labor.
The Leader's second charge is
that I am the employee and physi
cian of the Southern Pacific railroad
for Lane county. Perhaps it is
uufjrtuuate for me, financially, that
this is not true. This job is
divided up between Dr. Lee, of
Junction, Dr. Wall, of Cottage
Grove, Dr. Ong, 1 f Weudling, and
Ur. l'alue and myself. I liavc not
luring my four year's service in
the legislature received one dollar
from the railroad company. For
the little work I did for them here
11 Eugene I received au annual
rate on all railroads in Orecoti.
and will vote for any reasonable
measure looking to the reduction of
freight rates,
W. KUYKKNDAM,.
You're thinking of n new suit and where to get it to the best adv.iiitatfe. If ou'll accept our sitgges
A tiou You'll buy it Now and Here. We benight our CLOTHING from the Largest Woolen Mill In
? America, Finishing the Cloth they Weae into Clothing. Their Clothing bears this guarantee,
j. "The goods in this gartnmit contain no cotton or anyother adiilteniti'iii and we will forfeit
I if cotton be found iu the wnrp or filling of same," M.vi'ii:u Wooi.hn Mii.i,s, Mai'ui'acti khus.
I MOTJ I URS
'2 IlriliK your little rlulps to mil' hIimv and III tlictn out In IIhihc Nut l.v VchIii' SiiIIm, iikim :l in 11 .vrui-x. Kim-
$ I'uiitH SnltH fur Iki.vh, friuti !l to I-' ycniv. Menu" and Ho.vh' rlutlilui;. 11 lull Mtucl.. Mi-iin' nil w iiul hiiIIh, no
! hllddllV, Illll'llttcill, UM IllW IIM .1(I.HI piTNIlll. SllltH for SKUM) UH KIHld IIS fr-JIMM) III SiYlM SllllM I'U.Hlll-IV.
. MI5MI2NWAY tt liUKKIIOLDHK.
' .$is!wsvs-css:?"
The Nugget does not wish to
speak disparagingly of Lee Travis
the democratic nominee for state
senator but when compared with
the present incumbent, and nomi
nee 011 the republican ticket for the
same place, Hon. Wm. Kuyken
dall, the voter who pauses a mo
ment for fair consideration, regard
less of politics, cannot help decid
ing in favor of the republican can
didate. In the one we find a boy,
scarcely beyond the fanciful age of
school days. A boy who has had
no practical experience. One who
knows nothing about the wants of
the people of the state. A man
whose knowledge of men and
things is limited to that which he
lias read, and who must be gov
erned solely by the wheel hand of
his democratic constituency. Iu
fact, talking about tools, Mr.
Travis, no matter how great his
aversion miglit lt to such a po
sition, would simply be a tool
bending this way and that to the
will of wiley democratic politicians.
On the other hand, wc find a mail,
tried and true. A man who has
rounded out to his credit, n half of
a long life time, iu education, both
from book, and practical experience,
and who holds a record of being
one of the ablest workers ever
elected to a seat iu the Oregon
state senate. That man is Win.
Kuykendall, whose record is uu
impeached and who will always re
flect credit 011 Lane county.
clares iu favor of the
referendum.
initiative and
The republican state platform in
dorses President Roosevelt in his
actiou against the gigantic corpor
ated capital,
NOTK i; FOR I'rilMCATIO.W
Knlted StutcH L11111I Office,
Rnwl)iint, Oil'., Apr., 21. 1IW2.
Notice Ih Iiiti'Ii.v Jilvi-n tlmt In eom
plluiii'i' with the iii-iivIhIoiih oft Ik-net
of CoiiKtiwH of Jutif :i. 1S7 entitled
"An ui't for the null- of timber IuikIh
In the StntoH of California, Orvj;iiii,
Nevada, and WiihIiIiikIoh Territory,"
aH extended to all the Public Land
StatoH by net of Anoint I, IS!):!, Her
man T. Dow of CnttUKi Orovo,
County of Lain', State of Oregon Iihh
HiIh day HIi'iHn HiIh office IiIm nwoi-ii
Htati'iiii-nt No. 2.277, for t lie iiiii'cIimm
of the N SWU. SW Jf.WV NWK
HWV. ill Section No. K, Two. Si South.
of Itiiime 2 Wo-it and will offer proof
to nIiow that t In- In in I HoiiKlit In more
valuable for ItH timber or Htono tliiin
lor aKiieiiitural purpoHeH, and toen
IuIiIIhIi IiIh claim to null I land before
Miii-le L. Ware, V. H. ('oiiiiiiImnIimii'I'hI
Miirenc. Orvirou. on Satiirdav. tin
fitli day of July, 11KW.
He iianii'H iih wltncHhOH:
Incur V. Anti'liiiaii, of Went Su
perior. 'h Jhm. L. AlcConnltk,
JoKopli Kclilee, oiUottuKO irove, Ore
iron. Win. Wit to, of Anion, Oreiron.
Any anil all ikthoiih clalmliur ad
vuiwly tlio abovi-diMcrlbeil IiiihIh lire
reiiii'Htcd to llle lliclr cIiiIiiih In HiIh
office on or bcfotn nald rithdayof
jiuy, iwc
J. T. DitiniicH, ItcfrlHtcr.
Noricioiri'iJiiLicnoN;
IJllllcl KUIfIj,n,l Offlce,
Koitcliirif , On-, May n, luri.
Noltrp 1i herd)' clvi-n that Ik cnmjillHm'o
with tliu provlilorn, ot tho art of t'miKri' ol
June a, win. onlltli-il "An act fin tlieulooi
Tlinlcrjiiiii In llio Rlatcn of California, Oiu
son, Suvada, ami VaitilnKlon Territory, M a
ucttiri(lu,l to all Ihol'uli l't I and 8U104 liy act of
Aiifl t. iw;, Joel H, of Jinn
I'.junly ol lAne, Slate of Oivkoii, na tlila ilav
Ilk-' I IlltliU oltlco hll iMorn atalriunt No. if, 2
lor tho nun-llano of tno HW !i HH . K U BW i .
& HK'4 .S'W U of Huctlon Ho. II, Tonlili
aiSotilfi. of 1Uhkc;s'o. I Wwl, ami will offer
jiroot loHiiow tnai 1110 lamiaouciit ! moro val
uable for lt tlint)cr or alonu than for airrftul
tural nrij-j, and to utahllah hit clulm lo
auld land licforo Marie I,. Waie, V. 8. Oominla.
ti:c:k:icts
TO AND l'KOM AM,
POINTS EAST
W. S. ClIKISMAN.
Hi. i IIanc.s.
VIA
The Fashion Stables
I OIIS Kit M I N an, I s-.( OMi SI Ur M , I Ol I l.lloVK
GlM'isiwnu VL Brsis, Proprietor
Also own and oppcrate the
and Illack Hutte Stage Lines
alonurat KiiKenc, MneCo.,OreKoii, on WcUnta
day Ilia aoiu day olJolt, 11HU,
lie uaiublal uuneMea;
Millard lllacbburn, William U. Eaton, Hoy
lluinoliriv. laurencu Walker, of June. Itoti
County, Oieiioii.
Anvandall neraona clalinliiK adturalv the
above-dcacrjbed landa aru reiueatutt to til
their idalun In thi oirii-e on or heforu aaldaoth
day of July IW1
J T lliirxia lte -'atr
Short It I im
lo
st. J'Uiit, Ifntiitli,
.MtnnuaiiotlK, ClilctiU"
AND I'OINTS I! AST.
rhruugh I'ulaco mill Tourlut Sliepers
Dining niul liull'cl Kmoklnt:
Library CaiH.
DAILY TUAIXS: PAST TIMK:
Kor KutCH, KolderH nnii Pull Infornia
tlon regarding Ticket Itouten, cull on or
.llldlOM
.1. W. PIIALON.T. P. A.
II. DICKSON, ( T. A.
122 3d St., 'Portland Ore.
0. DKNMSTON., (i. W. 1'. A.
Seattle Waali.
II I
NOTICK r)lt Pl ItLlCATION.
I
PiL
i n la
First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single a
Ruasonnblc Prices
A. II,
fil'j Klrit Avenue,
I'liKed StalCH Land Olllce.
HoMeblll'K:, Ore.. April IS, 1IHI-J.
Nollce In hereby K'vru that Iu com.
pllaiico with the jii'ovInIoiih of llie
act of CoiiKiVHH of June II, 1S"8, .in
filled "An act for thi'HiiIi; of timber
IiiihIh In the Statcsof California, Oim
jrotU Nevada, and WiiHliliiKton Tcr
rltory," iih extended lo all the Pub
lic Laud SIiiIch by act of AiikiihI I,
1S!)J, Wllllnni P. .MannhiK, of i:nBeiic,
County of Lane, State of Oregon linn
IIiIh day filed In (IiIh olllce IiIh Hworu
Htati'liieut No. S2;tt. for the imii-cIiiiho
of tho NW of Section No. II, Town
Hlili) South, of Hanged wi-hI und
NO LOSS 01' TIMK.
I have Hold Cliaiiilieiliiiii'H Colli;,
Cholera and Diarihoca Kenieily for
yeam.Hiid would rather liu out of coll'co
mil Hiiuar thun it. I Hulil live ihiiiich oi
it yeatenlay to tliionhcra Unit could en
n-i lurllior, nmllhuyutu IH vwirK uiih
inornliiL'. II. It. rhvliiH, I'lvnioutli,
Oklahouiu. Ah will bu seen by tlm
ibovo tho UircnlierH vvuro iibln to keep
in with thulr work without lonlne a
sIiikIo ilay'a time. You ulinulil kuep a
i hottluol tills Xcnicuy 1 1. your iiiimu,
'I'oraalohy 1voiih A Apilogiite, Drain,
, licneoii Drug Co
NOriCK POIl I'lJItLICATION.
United Sliilim Lund Oirn o,
iinnuunrK, urn., April k, hkk.
otli'o io lieiohy (jivon t'litt III eom
liliaiiiv willi tlin piov inioiiH of the nut of
l imeicHH of Juno !1, 1878, untitled "Au
act (or tho union! timber lamln In tlin
.StateM C Oidlforiiiu, O.hkoii. Nnvadii,
and WiiHliinuton Turrltorv,1' an
Ici.ded lo all tho Public. Land Sutton by
act of Aiignat I, W, Honry A. Hnyrli-r,
of Aurora, County of Murlnn, Stiitoof
Oii'Kon, linn this day tiled in this oiruui
Iih Mworn HtutiMiiunt No. ai8T), for tho
Of the lllii-i'hnu, nf Mm VIV1'
will offer proof to hIiow that the laud , wetlon No. JO In IowiihIiIh No. LI)
ioiiKht Ih moro valuable for IIh tint- " '''"'Ki' No. II went, and will offer
her or Htono thun for aurli'iiltural 1 1"'""' ,0 Hl'""' that the In ml nought
purpoHer-, nnii lo CHtabllHh IiIh elalinilH ,,,01'', valuablo for Uh Umber or
tu wild land before tho HeulHter mid "tone- than for aKrlcultiirnl piirpoHi'H
tioceivei- oi uiih oiuco at, HOHenuri", ; . : ' iuh eiaini to Haul
Oregon, on Prlday, the Wth day of
July, liny.
lie iilimeH aH wUhohhoh:
J. N. Itandall, C. B. M. Hrown,
SlngKlo Itrown, li. ('. Hiultli, of Uu
Kent', Oii'Kon.
Any niul nil pvi'houh claiming ail
vernely the ahovo diwrlhod IiiihIh iiiv
.leuiiOHtPil to file their cIiiIiiih In UiIh
ollcemi or before wild a.'ith tiny of
July. 11)02
J T ItiuniiCH, ltiy;l, v . I
laiiil before tho Iteglnter and Iteeelver
of UiIh ollli-out ItiweburK. Oroiron.on
WednoHilay. tliollth day of July. 1IMW.
Hll IKIIIICH UH WltllPHHeH!
V. I. lltllHt. O, A. lloek, ,1. M. Will,
(loo. 11. Gray, of Aurora, Oivkoii.
Any uuil all pcihoiih elalnihur ad
vorocly tho abovo-doHirlbed lnnd.i lire
renueHted to llio their cIiiIiiih hi UiIh
olllce on or beforo hiiIi! fit li iinv rr
, I.. I., t.m.i '
J. T IliiiiidiM, Itegister.