Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, December 05, 1902, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextBOHEMIA NUGGET. Uim V. HBNRY, , Udltor and Proprietors ' Entered nt the twttnitlrc at Outage (trove, Oregon as Second Clan mill tinner. Htiliarrlntlmi ptli (-.!, Bo. Inn itnnrr 'lrllli'K lUlrit iiihi'h known i ! appllratlnn. Tilts fAPKIt In kept on (Heat K. u. Ir ale's Ionising Amni-y. iMatmM MetrhanU Rj. thui.e t ra.,itm, t'atltornla. vrneretott. .r iinr advertising ran be made for K. FRIDAY, DltCKMQHK 5, lt)03. Wo nii mipplylng our renders thl V-tuk with the, president? nieiwngo lit full. Tito big const dallies nre tint much nheud of tm lit thin unit tor. A iicruKiil of tlio tiroHliloutV tm- iko 'will convince any Intclllguut limn tlutt If) not alromly convluect thnt Theodore Roosevelt Is n innn of brains and delllierntlon uh well ax innn ut notion. A petition Ih liclng circulated thl week among tlio buxliiosH men of our city, to Imve tlio village board hire the innil ami kIukIi removed from the center of Mnln street, where It 'hit lteon accumulating over since tl: cniHhed rock wus put 011. There are nlso Hoveral crossings that must le ralHoil, nt least In the center, to pro- vent the nun! ami water from eon tluually overflowing them. There, nre a few people In every community that do not appreciate a good live, uji-to-datPiiewHpaiH'r, and regardless of what a pajier Ik ami has been doing for the upbuilding of the city and surrounding country 0110 of the first thins they do when they tnko one of their economic lltn Is to stop their local paper, thus saving an cxix-iim; of about 1-Jj cts. Ier month. We are glad they are so very scarce In this neighborhood. The enterprising nnd progressive people of this city ure beginning to wake up to the realization of the fact that the C. M. A. baud Is doing some thing for the city In pushing ahead nnd making of that organization n first-class band nnd one of which our little city might well bo proud. What n difference lsstween the attendance of the last bnntt concert and that of the first, several months ago. Per haps the gentle hints of this paper hnve.not fell on deaf ears and we nre entitled to some credit for the spleu did patronage of the concert the pro ceeds of which amounted to ?69.00. Corporations should be managed under public regulation nnd by national action. Our nlm Is not to do uwny with them. The capitalist who, ulone or In conjunction with his fellows, performs some great In dustrial fentby which he wins money, is a welldoer, not u wrongdoer, pro vided only he works In proper nnd legitimate lines. We wish to favor such a man when he does well. We wish to suervlse nnd control Ills actions only to prevent him from doing ill. Publicity can do no harm to the honest corporation; nnd we need not lie overtender nbont spur ling the dishonest corporation. President Roosevelt's Message. IMANOS AND ORfJANS. Tlit great nih tiiiitniios nuilorirniiH ntthoT. K. Rlehnrdson Music House In the lust sixty ilnyMlumlHX'ii 11 won der to ourselves having sold In 'ill thtrty-flvu pianos nnd oi-gutis nsfol Kuln O. Hnynos, piano; H. .1. Dnne vnl, ornn; Jncob llrown, orgnn; H. It. nnd Woodruff, piano. W, S. Anderson, organ; Mrs. 11. 15. Crouch, orgnn; Mrs. KmumO.Dryuu, piano; Sherman Spong, orgnn; K. V. Owens, orgnn; Johko demons, piano; . (1. Kelly, organ; .1. F. IiOhnherr. organ; K. .1. Cox, pluno;,). S.l'haney, organ; K. W. Itedlfor, organ; Azulln Lodge 1). of 11. (llendale. Or,; piano .lusiier Rutton, organ; R. 11. Cook. orguu; Florence Andrews, organ: 1). .imrj yrenn; W. Kdwnrds. or gan; IluUCrow, orgnn; 1 . uogvrs, orgnn;.!. A. Clianey, organ; M. K. .ludklns, organ; Lllllnu Cnnicr. or gnn; X. li. t'ompton, organ; A. P Ijirson, orgnn; ltert Wells, organ;!l Itoreu. orgnn: Mary A, Toplln, Sid- no w, Mich., plnno; Item Fate, plnno; W. C .fohnson. grand plnno; Levi (ioer, plauo. Kesldcs t ic above list wo have sold many small instruments such us vio IIiih. banJoK and mandolins. This leaves our stock comparatively ex haustel and leaves our tloor vacant nnd ready to receive atinocur load of Neodlmms pianos and organs-direct from the factory our shelves and show windows are also empty nnd ready to receive a largv shlptneiit of xinali goods from St Paul, Minn., ill no a iiitin' sliliiuieut of stools nnd scarfs from the Touk .Maiiiifiicturliig Co. of New York. With twelve years of continued ox tiorleuce with the Nivdham rood we have found them the most satisfac tory both to ourselves nnd our cus tomers we earnestly Invito the Intend ing iiundinsorM of tilauns csiHVhillvto see tills line before purchasing i1m wliere. T. K. Hicmakdso.n. Music Hoiim. ltoM.'burg and Cottage tlrove, Ore. HOW TO PKKVKNTCKOl'r. Whist Club Meets. -------- JJ t Business Briefs, 0 ?' H will bo it"d new to the mother" of ; Hindi children ti lentil Hint croup caii BHeBtKHBOIlieilBe he- prevented . The tl rs t nicrmtp I lioMrteiuw, a iiny or two oeioro tno O ' ulfil,,!; tliiwttlli! lliH-allltl, hlMllAO. Thin In coon followed iiy B pcrulliir roiiith iviith. tilvo Cliiiiiilierlidirs Coiitfli Hoiitedy freoiy uu umiii n the ehll.l lm cniiion lioiirfe, or even after the rough cniittlt tippctm, 11111I It will tlleH'l nil vyiuptoiiis o( ci on p. lit tills wuv nil diitiyoi' mill niixtetv uiny ho nvnided. This leinedy Is ucih! by tunny thouctmils ol inotliers nnd lius never In'on known to full. It l, in fnct, the only icmedy that emi nlwnyi bo iliomlod upon nnd Hint Is plcimint nud cnf to tnVo. KOr wilu by I.you8 1 Appltvnto, Drnin . lion son Dr t! Co., Cottniso livove. A line line of clocks Just from the oust nt H. C. Mndsin's. M-U Olo Penrson nnd Peter Mnrlntolto, of Petersburg, N, !., nre looking lif ter a hind tnvostliient lietv, LOST A K. P. watch chnrm, on evening of ThuukHglvIng dny. rinder return toS. V. Allison's burlier shop and receive rewinl. Ileware of nlr dried or half dry Mooring, celling nnd rustle. The tlooth-kclly hutnlier Co. an itiiikliig Heclnl prices on klln-drled IiiiiiIkt. W. ,1. Applegnte, stnto mniuigi'r of tlio Modern Hrothorliood of America, canto up from Portland Wednesday and settled the eluliu of Insurance of $m) for Ilowanl W. Miller, ihwnsed. POIt SAIiK Mlnlngproperty for snle eiiean. two claims on t iiamitioi envk near terminus of rnllroad In llohemla District nud --VVH) slmri's of U'lto.v mliilnir stwk. Addn-ss M. 1., York, Kugono. Ore. -1 H U. A. Hurt, of Carlton, Oregon, Is lining 11 new position just cstnlillsiicil In the telegraphic department of the s. i'. it. it. in tins city. Tiieoiuco has long Itoon in wnnt of suillclent help on account of tlio Increasing business. A MHKliAli OFl'Klt. The iinder!ii;iied will give n fno pHinplo of Clmmlierlnin s Stoinncli mid Liver Tnhlvts to anyone trnntlng re relliiule reineily tor dijoulors ot th stomach, biliousness or coustination This is a new renteilv and a- good one liensou unit: Lo. The Band Concert. riie regular meeting of the whist club wus held nt the Woodmen hall Tuesday evening and a very enjoy nble evening spent by the memlicrs and guests present. Everybody played whist nnd played their level best from nine un til eleven o'clock when the game censed nnd refreshments weru served by Miss Oelln Lurch nnd Mrs. O. O. McCIellan, the committee on same. After partaking of the excellent lunch, which put the party in a happy mood, the points won by each were summed up and it was found that Mrs. Beliue hnd won first place with lieu Lurch. W. H.Abrams nud Miss Stcwurt but one point be hind, mid that Mrs. Patterson had won the consolation fairly and squarely. The guests of the club were Mr. and .Mrs. Uurwln llrlstow. Warren McFurlaud, Mrs. Hemenwny, Miss EllleStewnrtand Italph Whipple. After Doc Patterson had been elected to the ofliceof chief baby tender the club adjourned to meet again In two weeks. High Water. Engine So. 2, of the O. ic S. E., came out from the roundhouse yes terday morning through tliree feet of water that had backed up east of the track. Water was also about a foot deep in the round house yesterday morning and so deep around the en- Ino 1ioum of Long &Illnghum'H saw mill that operations were tempor arily susemled there. The river nlso won quite high yesterday and should the rain have continued to. pour down, ive would Imve seen some high water this year. The C. M. A. band concert at the ocni house here last Thursday even lug, surpassed In both attendance nnd excellence anything ever at tempted by the band boys. The house was tilled to the doors nnd many more seats could have ln-eii sold hnd they been available. The program was not n long one but was pronounced very "good by those who were present. The bnnd selections were especially good and showed that great progress and 1m proventent were lieing made under their present Instructor Mr. Chns, Cochran. utuer numbers on tne program won1 worthy of mention and highly pleiiN-'d the large audience. The proceeds from the sale of tickets amounted to about sixty dollars nnd will put the treasury In good shnpe for 11 short time. After the concert the C. M. A. boys assisted by the girls who are hon orary members, gave a reception to the Hoscburg football team mid things were lively nt the hnll until n late hour, when refreshments were served. 'Twns u very enjoynble event nnd did credit to the C. M. A. of Cottngv Orove. SAY BOYS f Is there any GIRL that you would ltke to have for your own? If so come down to !WI I IIITiif HKl'OUT OK Til K CON D1TIOS or Tlic -Flitt Nnlioniil link 0t Cottage Urovo, nt Cottage drove, In the Stnto ot Oickoii. at lliecloe of bus! noss, November 35th, 1IK12. HIvSOlllCKS. Uwiiih1 il.,vtml , ..tll.SMf 51 Overdraft. eciint iot,l mieuut SJWl 7S V. S. lWHtli lo twnrv i ln ulHtlim. . liWOU W rrMtunt ivh l'. S. m.ii.l- .... IW W Skx-Ij, wiirlllr-,, ! . . 7,t llnnktiiK lioe. fnrnltiirv ami rlxuirea .OOUl Due trom N'atlonut llnV(liol ltrere Atreitli) ... line trom M'r(Nel tvaervo niteiit.. Wl,mi lt Chrks an,l other eali Hem Pnetlonsl ivi-er currency, nickel", ami rent! 10 t LAWrilL HOSKV KCtKVIi IS MNK, VII! Sele l,:w in Lvral-lemler nolea... Rwlerapilon fmul willi I' .s Treasurer (J per eent at etreulallun) n,; 10 K CO Total lles.TW W lUDILlTIt. Capital ttock -IJ In JVUW ro UnllvMel imllti, h viHnp ami taielal,l 4,079 W National Hank notei onttiaiHlluK H,VO DO Due to Trut Comimtilca an,l SavtnK llanki M tiidlvldual tleiKMlUsubjeet t eheek Ul.i.n-j': tman,lerllneateautlciMil. .. . s,ns Wl Tolal Ilt.99 W Slate of Oreiwn.) es: County of Ijiiio.) I, Herbert Eakln, Cashier of the nltovo' nniii?,! bank, dopoleinnlv swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Hi:itItKUT KAKIN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before 1110 this SHh day of Novcmler, 1U02. ( . 1 J. K. Vou.Mi, 1 seal Notary Public. ( J Attesl: , Dahwin Hristow N. W. White Directors ) K. L. Ciiamiiers Call at nt II. C. Mndsen's newstore nnd see tlio tine line of ladles' and gent's watches 42-U 1 11 , ,,ayaa 00 ,lttn1 a laW tlwk of kln.ilried noorinn, celling nnd rustic in grades 1 2 and 3. Let us make yo epecia! prices. Hoqth-KeilvLdmbkk Co. To Trde. A high grade L. C. Smith or Colts double barrel, hummerloss shotgun oltltej- JO or 12gunge,foryoungstot:k. Enquire ut the Nugget oillce. Fraternal Aid Association. At their regular meeting at the Woodmen hnll last Monday evcnltnr 41... 1....4.. 1 ,.. . ... . iito i iiin-i iiMi 4m Association elected the following ofllcers for the ensuing Dr. Kord. of Euirene. u-iis In tlio city Monday. . h. Hurcourt, spechil minltigcor respondent of the Oregonlan, was in the city Tuesday. C. J. Miller will remove his cut Ire stock of new und second hand goods mm me eiviunu ouiiaing west of me iinuge, as soon as It is vacated by Mr. Nowiaud, which will prob ably bo within a few weeks. Johnny Urny, who has had charge of the Uootii-Kelly store at Saginaw during the summer, has accept.-xl a position as manager of tho Pacific Timlier Co's store at this place. His finally will remain In Eugene during the winter where his children nro In school. The new hotel and lodging house on north Third trcet has ut lost Iteeii completed nud furnished. Last week the proprietor, W. T. Knyser and wife moved into It and are now ready to receive transient or regular boarders and lodgers. Tills new luiuiiiiK is u credit to our little cltv. and, with Mr. ami Mm k-vu. charge, will homelike and pleas- Hv ui iiuuni ami room. and they will show you how to win her. Satisfaction Guaranteed in every case or the girl taken back Keep your eye on the West Window of New Era Drug Store. .NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Offl. Itoreburr. Oreiron Oct. 3S, 190J. Xotlre It hereby a-lven that In compliance with thenroTltlont ot the act of Consreis of Junes. 1T8, entitled "An Aet for theialeof Timber Lands Inthe States of California, Ore Kon, Nevada, and Waihlnjtton Terrltorj," at extended to all the l'ubllc Ijud 8tatctbr act of Aniruitl. 1SX2, ISeule V. Cubit, ot Eugene. County of Lane. State ot Oregon, bastbU dajr nieii in inn omre ner iworn iiaiemeni au. 3773 for thepurcbaieotthe G !t w)t of Section No. 'JO In Townihlp No. 21 South of Kanire No. 1 W. and will offer proof to show that the land Miami! 11 mora Taiuauio lur ua tiiuner or none than for agricultural purpoai and to estab lish her claim to aald land before Marie L. Ware. V. 8. Commissioner. Kueene. Oreson on Saturday the 17th day of January 1903. cue names as witnesses; John W. Cubit. Charles 11. I'ollnck. of En- ne.Oreiron, James N. Handle, or Kalrmount, e.. Ausiin tuwi. 01 Bonneneiu. ure. Anr and all tM-rsons elalmlnir adversely the above descrlbel lanila are reunefted In file thelrclalms In this offlce onur belore said 17th day ot January, 1WJB. J. T llatboes. Kenliter. It' so you arc invited to conic and enjoy the game It will cost you but Fif teen cents to losea game of Cocked Hat and Twenty cents to lose a game of Ten Pins. If You Don t Bow You are just as welcome. Good scats, a warm room and plenty of Amusement. Sr L. G, HIGGINS, ASSAYER, OICAXTS I'ASS, OltEQOX. CHARGES: Gold, silver. Copper. Lead, each I.C0 Uold and Silver iy Oold, Silver and Cop 20 uora, Biiver ano L.eaa 2x0 Tin 8.00 All work done caiefully, and straight bust nessornone. Man orcers soucitea, Wlnr was Lot's wife turn- cd into a pillar of salt? Because She stopped to Rubber Neck. BALLAKD'fi HOItKHOUNI) SYHUP. I1n1nfwli.it, r.. 1. year: Post pres., G. F. King; pres., ugl,. oiipri j; hn.,r. "ucuu ureai ing. nenry c. Steurne, BriiKKist, Shollabiiri, Wisconsin, writes iV"i? 'P,01:"1 vo been selling llulUrd'H Hoieliotitid syrup for two j '-, nuu nave never liud 11 prepara. lion that nan given better satisfaction . I notice t int when I ecll a bottle, they eomo back for more. I can honestly -ctw! aim j at Kew bra Urii(t Store, But she was not to blame, she thought she was passing the NEW ERA DRUG STORE The Best Rubber' G-oods Of all kinds for sale. nruent j-iirvanee: vice nren.. n ti Chnmhorlaln; Kec., Alta King; tivns uror, I.oiiIbu Mowlnnd; medical ex. ainliiein, Mr. nnd Mr. .Schleef; chnji lalu, Kelllo Purvniieo; guide cims. Newlaml; observer, MnryCurrlu; son tlnel. ,S. E. Lauder; nnd trustee Mrs. E. E. Khunafelt. The new offlcerK will ho liiBtnlled on the flint Monday In January. COUGHING SPUM. CAU8K8DKATH tir r,....i 11 , choked to death early yestcidav nioru inenthis homo, In the nreseneoof lila wife and child. Ho contracted a alight vum wn un.vB niro unu pam out llttlo attention to If. Yesterday mpming he nam ecinxi Willi 11 IH UI COUglllllg WIllCll oontiiiutHl some time. His wife sent turn piiysicmn nut oeiore lie could ar rive, another cnuuhini! epell e.imo on und Dnokwoli died from sttirocation, St Louis Glahc-Doniocrnt.Pcc. 1. 1001," Dullard's Horelioiiml Hyrnp would have wed I1I111. 2Si-, 6O0 and 1 at New Era Drugstore, AD.WINIKTKATOU'K NOTICE. XTii.. . t a oineiH iiei-eiiy KiVen, That tlio iderHigued hiw heen thlH 4tli dnv of uucierMigiied Iuih been thlH 4th dnv uctober, laOL'. ly order of the County Court of and for l.aue (.'oiinty S nm,,'.l1,ifUl,.olltwl '"linlnlHtrator 3 k .'! " 1;w"iih having chilniH ngaliiBt tlio eHtuto of Hald iletenRfd "o'li the .Into of tl.l notice? ' Dated Octolier inn n i.- 1 son, Admlnlntrntor; V. (j ' uiiv a V toniovforAdnilnlstrator. 1 & I BARBERS. g Wo nit now located In our s Now cjunrterH, oppoHlte the 6 1'oHtolllce, mill reHpectfiilly .Solicit the patt'ouugu of all x Wlio deHlre ilrHt-cIiiHM work. A LARGE NEW PORCELAIN BATH TUB, OIVK 08 A CAf,I-. t NOTICE KOR I'Uill.ICATION. United States Ijitul olllre, Roeeburg, Ore., Nov. 3, 100.'. Notice is hereby iriven that in com pliance with tlio provisions of the act of ionKress outine ;i, ibh, entitled "Ait Act lor the Bale of Timber I-amls in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Ambrose L. Woodard of Cottage drove, County of hane, State of Oregon has llii day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 387-1, for the pur chase of the W 4 W yi of Sec. No. 20, Township 21 South, of Range 3 West and will Oder proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Re ceiver of thisoflice at Rosehurg, Ore. on Iridny tlier.'ml day ol Alay.IlKH, He names as witnesses: William Kimball, Harvey Taylor, William llrown. Ella J. Woodard. of Cottage Grove, Ore. Any 'and all netsons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are renuested to me tlielr claims in tins office on or before said 22nd day of May, IUU.1, J. T. Hiuimjks, Register. WE GIYE AWAY ABSO UTELY FREE To the first 20 people who purchase one of our Special $10 Men's Suits, a fine Ornamental Metal Clock. These arc jtist such clocks as xirc sold by the Jeweler for $2.50 and $:i,00. IJach clock has an accurate and reliable one day movement with Il-inch dial, are 10 inches in height, richly ornamental and have a goltl finish, and are an ornament to any shelf or mantel. THE SUIT is an all-wool dark blue Cheviot with white hair line stripe run ning Vs inch apart. The fabric is strictly all-wool of extraor dinary quality for the price- Coat is a four-button sack, lined with good quality, black Itallian cloth, four outside and one inside pocket. Vest nnd trousers have- regular pockets, and all three garments are stylishly cut nnd well shaped. The suit is one that will please most any man, and there is no better value to be found anywhere. Ik one of the 20 to get a clock free oaks Jackets. Capes, j n in in a NOTICE KOR PURIFICATION. DII2D, MKTCALF On Friday, Nov. 2lHt, mo iiiiuiit iiuugiitcr of Mr. aniLMre. Hnrry Metealf, of thin city. United StuteH Land Oillce, Roxcliunr. Ore.. Oct. l. 11)02. Notice Ih hereby given flint In com pliance with the provlHloim of the Act oicongreHH ot .iune;i, inth, en titled "An Act for tne Hiile ol Timber Lands In the KtuU'M of Cullforulu, Oregon, Nevada and WiiHliliigtou Territory," an extended to nil the I'ulillc l.anil KtatcH liy act or AuiriiHt 4, 1S'J2, Jew W. ParrlHh, of Jef- ferxon, County of .Minion, State of Oregon, Iuih thin day filed In thin oillce IiIh Hworn Htnteinent No, 3727 for the purchfiKo of tlio Lot) 3, 4, 5, (I & 7 of Section No. VM, TOWIIHIIM) HOIIlll Ol ItllllgO 1 Went and will offer proof to hIiow 11 nit the land HoiiKht Ih nioro valu able for ItH tiiulier or Htonu than for agrlciilturul purpoHCH, nud to CHtnb IIhIi IiIh claim to Hiild laud before .Mario L. Ware, U. H. CoiniiilHHloner, at isitgene, (iregon on Aiouuuy tne 12th day of Juiiunry.lOOy. Ho naincH iih wltneHHeH: N. II. .Martin, of Cottage drove, Lane Co,, Ore., Ora WIIhoii, of Ku gene, Lane Co., Ore., J. V. Hotick, ot cottage urovo, iane x., ure., it, H. JIiiHton, of Uugeiuf, Lano (!o. Ore, Any and all hci-hoiih claliiilni; nd- verwly .the uhovo-deHcrllied IiiuiIh are ri'iiucHicd to llle their chilniH In thin oillce on or ln-fore Halil 12th dnv of Jnnuary, loos. J. t. iHimuKH, uegiHter, )5 IHOB, LA.DI32S MISSES and OHILDilEN Hemenway & Burkholder. NOTICE FOlt I'UBUCATION. Unlteil Bum Unit ODli-o. lloselitirg, OreKoii, on. as, IWJ2. Nolle Is hereby Ktren tht tncumDlUmw with ho provisions of the Bet Congress of June , 1S78, lnlheBtteolClltornU,Oreicoii,Nvd.iiit u.ililnalon Territory," ns xlenhxl to all the Washington Territory." ns oxImmUmI to all the 1'ubllc iJinil Htates liyaet ol August 4, WW, Charles 11 I'ollock, ol Kuitenc, Courtly ol NOTIOK FOR rUlll.lCATION. Unlteil Slates Unci Office. ItoseburK Oreiron. Opt. 2S. 1UU. Nntlre Is hereby given that In compliance will, (hi, iimvi. Inns nf the act at ITnntrcss nl JuueS, 1MH, entitled "An Act lur the salo ol ' Juno 3 limber lamls In the states ol California, Ore gnn, Nevailo ami Washington Territory," asox- tenilea loan ino NOTIOK I'OR I'UIILIOATION. Unlleil Slates IjiihI OIHce, Itosebnrg, Ore.. Oct. 29. iwn. Notice Is hereby given thsl In cnmpllanca with tlio nrovlslons of the ail o( Congress ol !, 1S7. enlltlcil "An act fui the smIu i( u.., viituivii -ntt kci iui lliesaioi, Timber Ijniili In the Hlales olCallforula. or. gon, Nevaila, ami washlnglou Territory," as If"' ml J?.i it.t ,,Jiii Sn snh ut tha August llh 1W, fleorge W ltree.lliig, ol Kalr- August , IWi. Alexander I', Ileltcrsworlh, Jr. this offlce his worn.tateiiieul Jjo..Ior ine ,Ilmltl,co.olUne,ttiiteolOrc haslhrsilay tlleil 1 of ilarrlsburg.C'o ol Uun, HlaleolOre. has this l,,urc',aire Jn'.hi...?! iJ!,,.i, ,,t luniral VmI ami this office hlaaworn staleinenl Nu. mwifir Iho , day Hied In this office his sworn statement No. !V. VTSiW i?iS?Jf that i ,J I.Sd mght ( purchase ol Iho N I, N H ol sec. No 111, l '.'J H Win tor the purchase ol the K t, ol NK ,', A K li will offer itrool to show that ine lanawmgui . w , , ., uM, -., r,u,, h i hh i. ' nt wh,i n" u ni.l.tf.. vaiuaoie ior us ninovr or siuno " , i. .,-f. .... i.. tii..,,ih , w.. nw-.. l,f land l!f5r Marie I.. Ware! tlmlwroriloiiothan for agrlciilturul ,nr.os pmof tusluiw that the land sought Is inoroval- aim in ttsianiiin uis ciaini 10 shmi lann iwioro unuiu mr us iiiuiwr or sun o innn inr uirricni. more agricultural nl.lm , i, u f'ntnmisslonur at Kngene. Oregi Halunlay Iho Uth day ol Jan. 1!"B. lie namca as w,,c:w. John w. Cubit. Ueorge W. Hunter, ol Kugene, nr.. tamos N. IUiikIIc. ol Fal fiuou ii t, Ore,, .:....,.:... A,ur.,in-n.i,i n, ' AUa C. Matlason. ol Irvlnir. On Aiiv and' all iroii 'claiming adversely ltlKKs.nl Mable, Ore., Daulet 11. Hfumhaugli, Iho above-described lands are reiiicsted to llle ' ol Collage Orove, Ore., Henry Hatteson, ol Ij. Mario I. ware IT. H. Commlssiolior at Kuirono tlregou, on Hatnrday, Iho 17th day ol January, i He names aa wltnesKes: AUaC. Matlexm, ol Irving, Oro., (leorgo W their claims In this oillce on or belore sain win day ..I January, IWi. , , .,., The C. M. A. Band. Ih now prepared to fiirulHh good mimic for pnrtleH, i-eceptloiiH nnd ho- clnlH at reionnblu raten. 0. W. Wallace, IIuh. Man. N0TICK TOIt l-IJIII.ICATION United Htatei Und Office, Itoseburg, Ore, , th, Mi. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions ol tlio act ol Congress or Junes, lWlt. enlltled "Art act or tne sale oi timber landH In tlio Slates ui California .Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," an ex tended to all the I'ubflo Und states by act ol August it WW, Charles W. Uwe, ol .Kugcne, Couutv ol Uno. Stato of Oregon, has this day filed In this offlco his sworn slateinent No ring, Ore, j Any and all iicraous claiming adversely Iho ' uUive dcserllMMl land are requested to fllo lliulr i claims In this office on or before said 17lh day ol January, looj. J,T. IIk"ixs, lleglilor. NOTIOK KOR I'UIIMCATION. Unlled Stales Uml Office, lloseburg, Or., October (, 1M, Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions ol Ihe act ol Congress of Juno 3, 187", entitled "An Aet Jor the sale of Timber Lands In Iho Htates of Cull- luruia, urcgou, novaoa, aim ivnsilingtOll Tor- tural mirnoxcj. and to cktalillsh tits i.iitn 1 said laud bvforo Marie L. Ware, U H, Coinmls slonerat Kugcne, Une Co., Oregon, on Satur day the Hth day ol Jan., lUUI, He names as witnesses: Austin Knot ol Sprlngheld, Oregon, James N. Handle, of Kalrmount, Ore., James W. Ilouck, of Collage (lroe, Orc.,(. W, Hunter, of Ku. gene, Ore. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-iloscrllcd lands are requested to llleil thelrclalms In llilsnfflceon or beforu said lllli day ol van., linn, i r. IIbiiiubs Register, NOTIOK I'OR 1'IJ1II,10ATI0n7 Unlled States IjuiiI Office! m ,, , i """ebiirg, Ore., Oct. SD, )vm KtV '" '"'ft'l'y given that In complliiiieu will, the provisions of the act ol Congress "t -JunuS, IhVk. i-mltled "Aliacl for Iho sale ot Umber lands In t in Hl,ili.f cii.ij gun, Nevada, and Washlnglon Territory." aa exicn.lodto all the I'nblie "ij.mi Biiii,. 'll.'i Dottago Oregon ! 1 E I,, v,.3n m iun Nol W r lory," as extended to all tie rub o Und """, '"" ncrueri iioruon,ol i 2SS Sma'LVWX'ltiZ IhalThe "land I ,iY. W, Frank jl! !fo !( L . Jf JL. '. !iih"in. SF.im , in ialil land biforo Marie L sworn statement No. :!7N. for tlio inircliasool Vc8"-""' f"'.STiiwtish,No am llango Nof lv. J it i (li'ln lo, IS, a .ySSemOm-1 IhoHK'.j ofHecllon No, W.Townslifi WHolilh - ?"" I V'1 w'1' ""er proof lo show Ihatthela rt il,n on ilondav lie StL av ui Aprltl&l. '' "i'K, Wl and will 'orrur pr f to show f J " ",( '""r8 valuable lor Its timber or slono K nLlX &tnm- r 1 that l ie land sought Is more valuable fo ' It" f"in,'t"r ,erlcnllurH purposes, and to cstab- N I MarOn J wTarrlsh John I) faliner, timber or stone than for agricultural purpose I "j,1',1." "'"'V t,""1'"'"l "'.eforo Marie L. Ware, i t 'i-ntmJ'o CottkioOrove. UuoCo "re ?". toestabllsh.hls claim to said lati'l hif, , , lLH..,. !!??.'.. .. .Ifll"- .Oregon, on aitrmii. nuru. u. n. umiiiniNsmitftr h , kii..m. " ' An and allirsons claiming adversely the Oregon, on Thuriulay the 15th day ol January! above-described lands are renuested jo llle n.... thelrelalmsln this offlceon or before said oth I'VVSSit k n Twin win. day olAPrll. Wl, 1 , J' ii', a"sA. 'hullps, Kills Robinson, ' v' ' . r ,M Je" l'Umer, of Cottage (l ove. Une Co., Ore. JT llallKjKB, Register, Any and all persons claiming adversely the , - above described lahds are rcqu-sted to llle liny your jrniSH seed of RnklnA ayjafe'w"" ,,B,,',to,"w,MI, llrlstow, T. Ilninuu, Register. , lie nuiiius ui wlinewms:' William T. (lordon, of Kugcne, Une Co . Ore Herman T. How, Joseph Bhlce, ol Col aJc, Oregon rtl!0n W' wl'11'1"' ' ' VP day'oyJi'u'uSjy, iSJS. ue'ro'ald A J T IlRlMin, Kegliler.