J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy-at'Law
Offirt on Naln itreet, Writ Htrte
COTTAOIt GROVH, ORK.
L. T. HARRIS
Attorney and Oounsclor-at-Law
Ppeelal attention itlven to the law of Mine.
First National Rank Building.
KUUKNK, OKK.
J. S. MEDLEY
Attomcy-at-Law o o o
i Office on Main street!
Cottaok Gkovk, Orb.
A. H. KING 1
Attorney at Law,;
COTTA OK OJtOl'K, OltE.
J. G. JOHNSON and F. .(! EBY
attorneys and Coinistlors-ai'Latc
special attention siren to Mining, Corporation
and Mercantile Ijiic.
OfHre over Carman llemcnwey't store.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
JEROME KNOX
Attorney-at-Lmo
Jiompt attention paid to Mining Builneat
GoTTAGK GKOVK, ORK.
00 T0
MRS. PET
SANFORD'S
For Fashionable Dressmaking
MAIN STREET
COTTAGE GROVE. OrK.
Common Rough Lumber
sii.oo.raiR QI
BOOTH-KELLY MILLS,
SAGINAW. OREGOX.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmaker.
Repairing at reasonable caarges.
All work guaranteed flrtt-elat.
Watehe,Cloeki and Jewelry at Lotreit Prleee
COTfAGK GROVE, ORE.
BARKER & PERMAN
PROPRIETORS OF
THE EXCHANGE
DEALERS IN FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Mala itreet. Cottar lrote Or.
Residence Phone No. 3M Office Phone 156.
J. E. HOSMER,
rilVSICUN and SORGEOX
Eje. Ear, Nose and Throat a Specialty.
Office hours from 9 to 11 a m from 3 to 5 p m.
Snndavr from 13 to 2 p m.
Office In Madsen Building-, Main slreet,
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON.
HERBERT LEIGH
ASSAYEU AND METALLURGIST
I5uan.Ni:
Oregon.
Beit Equipped away office In the State. Sam
f.Jei by mall reetre prompt attention, work
ng teits made on ore 6.mplea of one to fifty
pounds to determine tne moet inltable meth
uui 01 ireaimciu. i rives uu application
The First National Bank
COTTAGH GROVK, ORE.
Paid u j Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan an approved security.
Exchanges sold, available any place
n tneunuea states
DlKWIH BaiBTOW. IllKBEBTElKlir
President, Caihler,
BERG BROS.
New outfit and up-to-date meth
ods assaying, or complete analysis
of ores.
Cloriuatiou, cyanide and working
tests made. All work done in du
plicate, and correct returns guar
anteed. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
I A
visit DR. JORDAN'S okiat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY!
1011 MARKET tl., SAN FRANCISCO. OIL
I ftin.ni HiUmUmwhj
In tbe WerlC
Ortaltit attrmctu in O. (tna A
uonJtrul HoKtr tuwa 1
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tba oldent bpMWijt a a&e PaelM '
2
w. r .iBmun.a M Mil .
OR. JOROAN-PBIYATC DISEASES '
TDBr aid aa!44U (
red wen wha are auff.rlua .
from tbe tccta of youUiiul lodu I
l'.wuu. bi .icnm in maiurtr .
. 1 iii.ui uu pniici uavilllT.am.
. IntiabdualllUcoinpll.
.-iiou.i npsriuKiitrrlitta, frwlMlr. m
lV?,.a',.,'."r,'""' '. rrque.. '
ml UrlM.lluir, ). liy combination f i
rtme.ll..,orarMt ruriillv. power, the Doctor "
-.77-.w.? 1 u-ruimr-lil llikl It will nol A
"'I -f wd ' t Mllr-r. but pirmaiient f
tr.nwn to bm Ulr nd ft
1 Huri'con, rrtmlutot a
1 tins clftim fADerfarm 1
AT
Q enr for ltHitiirfl, X qukk mi radfcii A
A Dr. JorUMii'a ipecUl kaIqUm mvUifxii.
EVKKY HAN nplrlngtODiwUlrMlTr
Wirhon4t opinion ut fiUcomrUlht.
mswii uunrrmit a
vry en4 tr untUrtnki.
tNiniiiiiAimn riiuto una (incur;
CHARGES VSHY HMABQNA.B.
Trtvtmiiit praotuJly mt br UlWi
feiofciar ma.) OUiwwiUe
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I0RCAN A CO, IDS I ItoMIU&K
STOVES and
.You will find every description and size and at
prices that will please and convince you of the
excellent values we ofler. Wc also carry a com
plete line of new and second hand
FURNITURE
A new line of Granitewarc and Tinware in
fact everything to be found in an up-to-date store.
Come in and see the Palo Alto Metal Polish and
Oil Harness Dressing.
C.J.
KOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Juno -1. 1003.
Notice ie lieruby siren that tho fol-
lowlng-namcd settle? has Med notice of ; Ve lnt of nnv n edl
hls Intention to make final commutation ".J1 c 1 iV.s fi r Uie
proof in support of hi. claim, ntul that J " ' " rconm.t ft on
cdlil t.rtf will lw tint.!.. lw.fr.rr .1 -T
Walton, U.S. Com'r. nt Eugene, Ore-
on Julv IS. I WW, vii : deorgo
Kroll, on his II K. No
It VJ
Z't" .i,'
"r 1
' lie names the follow ini; witnesses to
j prove his continuous residence upon
i and cultivation of raid land, vii :
, Samuel JlcCannon, Charles (Vmnell,
of Eugene, Oregon, A.S. Walker. Steve
.Vareou, of l.orane, Oregon.
J. T. Brumes, Register.
The llenson Drug Co. make a
sitoclulty of tilling prescriptions. It
' Is no guess work with this house. sln ... cents. At nil druggists, i.ur
I livery prescription Hlleil Is gunrnn- man Hemenwny Co.
teed to lie letter perfect lust as It - -
Is written. To give your doctor a
fair show nnd to Insure your speedy
recorery. It Is highly essential that
your prescription lie proorjy coni
pounded. Try llenson Drue Co.
W. O. W. ATTENTION.
The annual memotial services
will be held at the M. E. church on
Sunday Eve, June 14, 1903. All
members of the order are requested
to be present. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. Address
willie deliyered' by Prof. Hawley
of Willamette Untversity.
By Ordkr Ok Com.
WANTED.
We would like to ask, through the
columns of your pnper, If there Is
any person who 1ms uf-ed Oreen's
August Flower for the cure of Indi
gestion. Dyspepsia, nnd Liver
Troubles that hns not been cured
and we also mean their results, such
ns sour stomach, fermentation of
food, hnbltunl costlveness, nervous
dyspepsia, headaches, despondent
feelings, sleeplessness in fact, any
trouble connected with the stomach
or Hrcr? This medicine has leen
sold for many years In all civilized
countries, and we wish to corre
spond with you and send you one. of
our books free of cost. If you nerer
tried August Flower, try a 25 cent
bottle first. We have nerer known
of its falling. If so. something more
bcrions Is the matter with with you.
The 25 cent size has just been Intro
duced this rear, itecuiar
Ize 75 1
IliEEN
ceuts. At nil druggists. G.G.Giiee
Woodbury, N. J. Gnrman & Hem
enway Co.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Ore., Apr. 25, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provision of the act of
l T I CTil .nllllul llln
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California. Orecon. Nevada.
FLORENCE E. HILLS.
of Jasper, Co of Lane, State of
Ore., has this day filed in this office
her sworn statement No. 6018 for the
purchase ol the SW of SW H of Sec
No. 14 Tt20 S It 1 W, and will offerproof
toshowthal the land sought is more valu
able for itf timber or atone than for
agricultura purposes, and to establish
her claim tc said land before J J Wal
ton, US Commissioner at Eugene, Ore.,
on Saturday, the 11th, day of July,
1908.
She names as witnesses:
Henry Til ton, John A Hills, Dave
Mathews, of June, Lane Co., Ore., W R
Parker, of Zion, Lane Co., Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this office j
on or before said 11th day of July, 1003, !
J. T. BimxiEs, Register. 1
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2
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Day Coaches, Palace and Tourist
Sleepers, Dining and Buffet,
Smoking Library Cars.
Daylight Trip through the Cascade and
Rocky Mountains.
For full pai
etc. call on or
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II , DICKSON, 0. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
A. B, 0. DENNI8T0N.,
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MS Flrit Auntie,
If you want first-class, artistic
printing call at Bohemia Nugget
office,
and WaslilngtonTerritory'asextenueu 1 ""'.V '""" r"......c. ....... i.. ...
to all the Public Land States by act of . children arid is undoubtedly the means
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ANGES
MILLER.
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CAUTION!
Thla Is not 11 gentle wonl but
when yon think how liable you are
not to purchase tlio only remedy mil-
nnd Thront tuttl I.unR troubles with
out losing Its great popularity nil
tnese years, you win no iuhikiui wc
culled your nttcutlon to IIoscIicc'h
(ierninn Syrup. There are no many
rdlnar.v cough remedies made by
druggists and others that are cheap
and good for light colds perhaps, but
for severe Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup
ami especially for Consumption,
where there Is dltllcult expectoratUm
and coughingduring the nights and
mornings, there Is nothing like 5er-
uinn Syrup. The 25 cent size hiujiist
been i Introduced thU year. Regular
Among
Ttifc
Daisies
Stands for the best
flint isniiide in
Jfootweai:
AT ALL LEADING DEALERS.
CGotz:ian&(9
AVANOFACTURtCRS,
5T.PAUU.
HOT WEATHER AVEAKNESS.
If you feel fagged out, listlessaml lack
ing energy, you are perhaps suffering
from the debilitating effects of summer
weather. These symptoms indicate that
a tonic is needed that will create a heal
thy appetite, makedigestinn perfect, reg
ulate the bowels and impait natural ac
tivity to Hie liver. This. Herbine will
a tonic, laxativeand restorative.
"-J. Freegard, I'ropr. (Jrnnil View Ho-
ei,i.iieney, jan. , writes : inave iw
Ilerhi: efortlielast I2vears,und nothing
in eurthciui beat it. Itwasrecommend
etl to me by Dr. Newton. New ton, Kan."
50c at New Era Drug Store
CHAMIIERLAIN'SCOLIC.CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY
Is everywhere recognized ustlieonerem
J mtcan always Ihj depended upon
l"e""" "". eP
Drug Co.
OREGON
Shot line
and union Pacific
Depart
ron
Time Sciieddlls
from Portland
AllRIVE
rnoM
Chicago
Portland 0:20a.m.
Salt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago and
East.
4:30 p.m.
Atlantic
Express
8 :15p.m,
viallunt-
Salt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago and
East.
10 :30a. m
lngton
St. Paul
Walla Walla, Lew
Fast Mail
Iston , cpokane,
Wallace., Pullman,
Minneapolis , St.
Paul, Duluth, MIL
waukee, Chicago' &
East.
7'35a.m.
6 p. m.
via
Spokane.
70 Hours
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
NO CHANGE OF CARS, .
Tickets east via all rail, or boat and
rail via Portland.
f(WV 4VI1 MV"I woiiiilr
ll
1
dren each vear. For sale bv llenson
Allsailiiigdatc8sub
8 p. 111. jeet to change, 4 p. m,
For Kan Francisco
Sail every five days.
Daily .
exSund'y Columbia Rives 4 p. m,
8 p. rn. except
Saturday To Astoria and Way Sunday
10 p. m. Landings.
ti. CRAIG, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon,
TIIH M1NIN0 UNdlNUiiK.
Very few mining engineers are
"born great." They usually have
to work hard ami for a long time
before their services r;ielvc that
substantial recognition which in
these dnjs is considered commen
surate compensation for technical
training and years of practical ex
perience. An engineer of my 11c
(iiiaiiitnncc who today occupies 1111
enviable position in the mining
world tells this experience of the
early days of his catccr:
"It was hack in the early '8o's.
J was operating and endeavor
ing to negotiate some 'bum' claims.
He eugaged me for $50 to make
surveys and plans of the claims
both surface tuut underground. I
turned in my work nnd old J
said:
" Hut where's the report?'
" 'What report?" says I.
" 'Your teport 011 the mines,'
says he.
"I have done nil sorts of 'scrub'
work, assaying, drafting, survey
ing, etc., but 110 one so fur had
even hinted that my opinion of any
mine was worth any thing. My
chest bulged out a few inches, hut
I managed to explain calmly that
'surveying' was one thing and
'mine examining' quite another.
Evidently I convinced J , for
he told me to make the report and
he would pay me 'whatever it was
worth.' That was the repot t of
my life. The mines tlid not admit
of much, but I started in and
curled up a little earth from it
nebular toss-off of the solar system.
I precipitated earth-making ma
terial and washed it with ages of
rain. I stratified it, upheaved it,
faulted and fissured it. I mineral
icd the fissures and finally I got
down to local conditions the
mountain backbone of the Ameri
can continent thence by grada
tions to the state under consider
ation, where I described the great
mining districts of the state, finally
reaching E ; here I described it
in detail; nt last I crept up the trail
to P Mountain, had my say
about J 's properties in about
three paragraphs, and the brain fag
was over. Then came a day or
two of corrections; finally a fair
copy was made and handed toj .
I fancy there must have been fifty
pages at least. J read it over
attentively and wrote out a check
for $55 $50 for the survey and $5
for the report. I did not appreciate
the j ke nt the time, and only
thought, that J did not know
any better. It did not dawn upon
him that it was a fair estimate of
'what it was worth.' "
A company bought a good pros
pect and, after developing it some
what, decided that the mine justi
fied reduction works of some kind-
but it was a question what kind
was most desirable. One director
wanted a stamp mill; another had
heard that rolls vtere superior to
stamps; a third would listen to
neither, hut insisted on a smelter,
urging that it cost less than a mill
of equal capacity, required less
water (and water was not abundant)
and, as he was a man of force, he
carried the day and all the members
of the board agreed that, after all,
a smelter would be best, us it would
turn out a high grade of product in
quantity. A smelter was bought
nnd set up and a man engaged to
run it. This last party was an old
smelter hand had pushed slag
pots, helped around a converter
and knew the business from alpha
to omega.
The ore was white quartz with
iron sulphide and a little zinc or
copper occasionally. The sulphides
did not exceed 10 per cent, but the
values were fair. An experienced
man wbuld have recommended a
stamp mill and concentiators as
probably best suited to the con
ditions, . The smelter man could not
manage the smelter, and finally ad
mitted he was a "copper smelter,
anyhow," and, on the advice of
some friends, an experienced smel
ter superintendent was engaged.
He visited the mine, examined the
ore and said at once that a mill nnd
not a smelter was wanted. The
owners insisted on his trying the
furnace There was neither lime
stone nor iron within fifty miles of
the place, and coke was high
about $25 per ton and he did not
even oonsent to attempt to run the
furnace. Alter more discussion and
getting advice (for which they
paid), the loss ot a year's time and
with a second-hand smelter on hand
these raiuing men agreed, as they
knew nothing of mining, to retire
from the management and place a
competent man 111 charge of the
property. He promptly asked for
$30,000, which was placed in bank.
A. modern mill now stands on the
mine and a steady stream of bull
ion is coming from the mill all be
cause of competent management.
Correspondent in Mining and Sci
entific Press,
Knowles & flettys
will sell you
goods at lowest prices.
f r .TnaAnl. T'inl ill-Ill, nt fill II urn I
Minn., alter having spent over If 2,000
' ' ' ' ' --'Ml.' 1 , .
, . . - .l-rl i.Ul I,.
.il Iroggijt. Mi . ..1 . . n't, to try's
bottle uf Chamberlain's Kioinuch mid
Liver Tablets, Ho did so, and la a well
man today. If troubled with indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite
or constipation, give these Tablets a
trial, and you are certain to bo more
than pleased witli the result. For sale
at 25 cents per box by Benson Drug Co.
Anything and everything In the
stationery line at the Eagle Hook
Htore, 1 door west of postolllce,
PLORIiNCI! NOTES.
Special Correspondence to the Nugget
front Lane County' Seaport town.
Things nrc booming here this
season notwithstanding the adverse
reports of the bar and the tempor
ary suspension of work thereon.
A large saw mill is being built
in Florence, by O. W. llurd, with
a daily capacity of75,ooo lect. The
mill will also be equipped with nil
electric light plant of .Mifliclctit
power to light the mill nnd the
city.
Preparations ore now well in
liniid for the oeratioii of two can
neries during the fishing season.
It has bneu noticed here thut
Cottage Grove did Mr. Hermann a
good turn. We wish to cull your
attention to the fact that Flotciicc
did the "Handsome" by the
staunch old representative, and un
section of the district welcomes him
back to his old position more
hcartly than Pluieuce ni:d the
Siuslaw county.
Crops give promise of being ex
ceedingly good on the river this
season in fact they ore nlwaysgood.
The creamery industry on the
Sius'uw is growing into n very
prospeious business, and congrat
ulations arc extended to the I.orauc
creamery.
MVIIiTTri2MS,
Two carloads of miners' supplies
Just rvcelved from Portland. Knowles
& (lettys, lliiheinla.
Coods promptly delivered at your
euinp at reasonable freight rales.
Know les .V; llettys.
I. v Minimi Is visit Ink point In
California.
.hilin W. llaker.Kaino warden-elect,
has returned home nfter a weeks
tour through the stale uettlnc tic
ijunlnted with the territory and with
tlie 1 les which will devolve upon
him July 1.
One of .Mrs. Eiiiuia llutler's little
lm.s whs bit In tin-fare Wednesday
by a dog; he hud been pluyluK with.
A irnsh whs cut lu the lower eve lid
and also on the cheek. Dr. loi
dressed the wounds and reported
them 11 not serious. Junction City
Times.
In KiiKene, June 1". 100:1, Thoinns
Scott and Mlssllessle .lentil, of Cot
tane drove. Rev. It K. Rowland, of-HelulliiK-
Uunrd, June 20.
MA It It I NO.
The following from the Florence
West will lie of Interest to ninny
people In this section of Laupcoiiuty,
esHrlally lu lloheiiila MIiiIiik Dis
trict, where the bride Is so well
known:
line of the prettiest social events In
the history of Florence took place at
the Weston House, Wednesday even-
Inn, when Katlmr.vn llruuil of Flor
ence liccnuic the wife of Chester (I
Mean, of Als'i-deen, Washington
The Invited guests assembled In
the parlors of the hotel ami at six
o'rloek Jim. E. A. Ilean took her
seat at the piano nnn played the
wedding march. Mr. Ileau and .Miss
llrtind accompanied by .Mr. .Milton A
Nlcolle and Miss Margaret llriuid us
groomsman and bridesmaid respect
Ively, marched in and took their
places at the end of the room which
was especially decorated for the oc
casion. Rev. T. A. Yost, pastor of
the Evangelical church, pronounced
the Important words thai made
them husband and wife.
The young couple then received the
congratulations of the guests, who
wished them nil kinds of happiness
and good fortune.
-Su jper was announced about (S::i0
ami the -company repaired to the
dining room, where stood a large
table handsomely decorated, and
laden with good things to eat. Mrs.
Ilruud is outs of the best cooks In thU
part of the statu but she certainly
outdid herself on this occasion, and
the company showed their appre
ciation of the Met. Sufllcolt tosay
that every one present did his best to
cat enough to last him for some time
to come.
The bride Is the handsome and ac
complished daughter of J. K. llrtind
of llohemln, and niece- of .Mr and
Mrs. Wm. Ilruud of Florence.
The groom Is a prosperous eon
tractor of Alierdeen, Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilean are both well
known here, having resided on the
river for quite 11 number of years.
They have many friends In this vi
cinity, who wish them long lives at
tended with happluoss mid pros
perity. They received many beauti
ful ami valuable presents which will
be useful to them In after life.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilean left on tlio
steamer Wednesday evening for
Mapleton, enroiite for Aberdeen
where they will make tholr home.
Do not fall to see the new sheet
music Just received at The Richard
son Music House.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, Roseburg, Ore..
May 19, 1903.
Notice is hereby iriven that the fol
lowing-named settler has filed notico of
his intention to make final nroof In
support of his claim, and that said proof
win 110 mane ueioie j, J. waiton, u, a,
! ' -loner at Eugene, Oreiion, on
1003, vizi Isaac L. Ilroiwi on
n. . No, 8902, for the NW '4 NKK
H, H EH NW Pi See 20 1 p 20 S it
Ho names the following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Joseph Landrith, Hardy Crow, L, M,
Tompkins, William Crow, of Loranc,
Oregon,
J.T. Bmuaes, Register.
Itosoburg U In darknesa owing to
the largo dynamo In the electric light
plant having burned 011 1.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slates Lund Oiricr.
Rosehuig, Ore., Juini 10th. ItKKt
Notice Is hetuhy given that in com
pliance with lliu provisions of the net of
I'onLTCm nf .limit !!. IH78. entitled ''An
net lor tlie milu of HiiiIht lauds In tlio
States of Cidifornln, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," ns exlendiil to
nil the Public Land flutes by act of Au
gust I, IStH',
ELM A A. COTTLE
uf Coltagedriive, Co of Lane, Hlato of
Ore., hns this day tiled In this ollleii her
sworn statement No, nltOI. fur the pur
chase olthoSNW ti,Ht NE.ofSeo
ill in Tp 22 H, Range 2 W, and will
oiler piiHif to sliuw that the land sought
Is 111010 yaluahlo for Its timber or Mono
than for agildutural piiriioc, and to
crilahllsh her claim to said laud before
J.J. Walton, V, S. ('omuilsnlimer at
Eugene, Oregon, on Friday the -lib
day of Sept. 1IHKI,
nhc. inline as vUtucvscn:
J. I). Palmer. l J, llowaid. W. A.
Ileineiittay, O, II. Pulton, of Cottage
drove, l.ane l;o., tlrrgon.
Any and all peimmaeialiulngiulverse
Iv the nlHive-deseilbed lands are re
quested to llle their claims In lids olllce
on or befoiesalii lib day of Sept., I WW,
j. 1 . iiiuiHiKs, itegister
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Stales Land Oll'ice,
Rowbiirg Ore., Apr. 22, IIH)!I.
Notice is heiehv cUen that in com
pliance with tlio piuvlsliiUH of the net of
Congre.r of .lune!l, IH78 entitled "An
.el lor tlm sale ol timber lands III the
Slules of California, Oroiion, Nevada and
Washington Territory, its extended lo
all the Public Laud Slalus bv act of An
gust 4, IS92,
HELEN I. ENllEBIlITSON,
of Harrishuri;. Co. of Ijuie.Stnle nf Ore,
bus this dav lllcdln tlilolllee hersworn
xlatcuic lit No. 411)5 for the nurchateof the
S ' NW .. NEI I NW1-I andNW 1-1
Nl-f 1-4 of See No. 12 In Township
20 S., Range No. 2 West, and wll
oiler moof to show that tint land soiltih
is moro valuable for its limber or stone
limn for agricultural purport's, and to
establish her claim to said land before
d F Skiimortli. U S Cuiniulsaiouer at
Junction City Oregon, op the Olh of
July MW.
Slie names us witnesses:
llernt l.oken, of lliirrlsburg, Ore., Al
Is'rtJ Ward, of Vida Ore., Herat (ill
Is'rtson.of llarrlsburg, Ore., CI. Han
sen. of Junction Cltv. Ore.
Any and all is-rsons claiming adverse
ly Hie alsive.deecrll'ed lands are re-
ipieeted to llle their claims In this olllce
011 or neiore siiiii utiuiay 01 .iniy, iwu.
J. T. Hiiiiiuks, Hculr-ter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slates Und Olllce,
Rrweburg, Oregon, Mhv 2d, 1003.
Notice Is hereby elvuli that in coin
ptlauce ttitli tiie provision of the act ol
Congress of June 3, IS7S, entitled "An
act lor the mile uf timber hinds in the
Statin of I alifurilia, Oregun, Netada,
ami Waihiiiulun Territory." h extended
to all the Public Ijunl Slates by net of
August -1, ishv,
A 1 till -: J. WHITE.
of Cottage drove. Co. of Iiue, State of
Ore., has this dav tiled in tills olllce her
suorustateiiient No fi'."! for tlio imrelia-r
oflhoSi: ,' SE t4 of Section No 22
lp2l sou tli, ol llange 3 w . and will oiler
prisii tu siiuu tliat tlie land noiglit i
more valuable for its liinl-er or Mono
than for agricultural purHes, and to
vslabllsh her claim to said laud Is-foie
J. J. Walton. U. S. Cominilonii
ut Eugene, Oregon, on Tin-wlsy tlie
ism nay 01 Aug., linn.
Mie names as llne'S.
Nalhauiel W. White, William Brmwi.
James N. Wallace, Charles L. Powell, ol
Cottage drove, l-anc Co., Ore.
Any and all peisohs claiming ad voire
I y the above-described lands ate ie
uclcd to llle tlieir claims in thi.t oltlee
011 01 Is fore said lsih day of Aug., I90H.
J. T. IiiuiHiKs. Itfgialcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Unit Office,
Rooohurg, Ore , Apr. 20, 1103.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance u ltd the provisions of lliu act 01
Congress of June 3, IS78, entitled "An
Act lor the sale of Timber Lands in the
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory,,' as extended
to all tlio Public l.lilnl Mute by act of
August I, lhU2,
NATHAN E. CO.MPTON,
ofCottago Grove, Co. ol bane, State ol
Oregon has this day Hied In tills olllce
his awnrii statement No. HW, fur I ho pur
chase of tlio west Mall of the west half of
Sec No20Tp 238,oRatigeI Wandwlll
oiler proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for lis timber or stone
than fur agricultural purposes and to es
tablish bis claim to said land before
tlm Revisler ami Receiver of this olllce
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Moiidav the
21th day ol Aug.. 1008.
lie names as witnesses :
Frank It Phillips, Frank l. Wheeler,
Joscnli E Voiiinr. .I0I1 11 D Palmer, of
Cottage drove. Ore.
Any and all persons claiming ailverse
ly the aliove-ilcpcrihcd lands are re
quested lo lliu their claims in this nlbco
on or bcloru said 2llh day of Aug., 10u3.
J. I . Uhiikiks. KcglMcr.
NOTICE 1011 PUBLICATION.
United States Land Olllce,
Roseburg, Oregon, May, 28. 1003.
Notice Is hcrohv iriVeu that In cnmtili-
iiiicu with the provisions of the uctof
Congress of June 3, IH78, entitled "An
act for the sale of tlmhur lauds in tlio
States of California, Oregon, Nevudu,
and Washington Territory," us extended
loall the Public band States by uctof
August 1KU.',
deorue W. Rlnlev.
of Iron Itlver.Co.of BavllcldKtatuof Wis
cousin has this dav filed in tills office. Ms
sworn statement No, o213 for the pur-
ciiubu 111 uiu ;i, it I-, .-t, ill', 11 m-.lM,
being lot I. of Section No 2 Township 23
Ur.1,11. .,( it 3 u' ... ...111 nm.M . :i
u.iu.,,, ... ... , ,, nun mil uiiui IIIUUI IU
snow iiiaiimuanu souguiis more vain
ublo forlts timber or stonotliun tornirrl.
cultural purjioses, and to establish his
claim to said land before J, J, Walton
US Commissioner at Eugene, Ore,, on
Tuoiday tlio 25th day of August 1003,
no names as witnesses:
Frank I .von. A. B. I.von. J. Iliinunla.
of London, E. E, Johnson, of Cottago
Grove, all of Lane County, Ore.
Anv and all ncrsnns clnlmltiL. inlinmn.
ly tho above-dcscritcii lanili are re
quested lo file their claims in this offico
on or lieforesald 25th day of Aug. 1003,
J.T. BiuiiaKH, Itegister.
"Walton j & Ness
LAWYERS
I'ractlie In Stale and Federal Courts1 Work In
u, s, una omoe, Knlrlei raado and proofs
heard.
EUGENE
OJIEGOX
NOTICE FPU PUBLICATION.
United Hlntes Land llllli-t
Hurdling, Oie,, Apr, 4, I WW
Nolh'ii Is hereby given that I mpli
alien with tlio provisions ol llio ml ..1
Congress ol Juno II, 1878, entitled "An
Act for lh sain of Tlmhur Lands In II
States of California. Oregon, Nevniln,
and Washington 'territory," us e
tended to all llio Public Land Males I
art of August 4, 1U2,
MARY L. KHHTI.Y.
of Eugene, Co. ol Lime, Nlnle nlOie
goti has this day filed In this oll'iee In 1
sworn statement No. 4802, foi llio pin
cliase of tlie HW 1-4 See .'II I'p It) S of II
(i W mid will oiler proof to slum Hint
I it it. t sought Is mom valuable for l'
limber or stone than for ngilonlle, I
puriinses.aiid (o establish her 1I11I1
said land before Marie L, Wine,
Commissioner at Eugene, Lane Co. i'.e
gun, on Tuesday the 23rd day of Jun,
1IHVI.
She names as witnesses:
Frank Davis, of Limine, I i.m Co.,
Ore., Andrew J, Smith, of 1'i'geue,
Ijiiio Co., Ore., Charles Hlni-on. ol
lAiraue, Oregon, Clulr Lurlicy, of
Eugene, IjuioCo., Ore.
Any mid all perrons ehilinli y ad
versely the above-described lands me ie
qneMcd to llle their eliiliin In title- --llleo
011 or before said 23rdday of June, MHI3,
J. T, IIIUIHIKS Regit n r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Stales Land Olllce,
Riwchurg. Oregon, May II, 100.1.
Notice Is hereby given that In compli
mice with the piovlslous of the net of
Congress of June 3,1878, entitled "An
act for the suleol timber lands In tlio
Slates of California, Oregon, Netada,
mid Washington Territory," as exli mhil
In all the Public IjiihI Slates by 10 I of
August I, IS1I2, -
CHARLES II. I'EAIICE.
of Eugene. County of l.une, Mate
of Oregon, linatlils tiny II led lu thlxulllco
his sworn statement No. rl.17, fm tlio
puichase of the l-ot 4, d, 11 and 12
of See 2, Tp 22 Sonlh.of R 2 W. and
will oiler proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable fur lis UuiU'r
or stone than or agricultural purposes,
midtoc.tiilillr.il bis claim to said laud
Moro J, J, Walton, U. S, Commis
sioner at Eugene, Oregon, on Satur
day, the 1st day of August, 1003.
Hit Humeri us witnesses :
John II. Palmer, of Cottage (-into,
I .urn' County, Oregon; Jeny llaiumon,
ol Collage l!roe, l.mio Co., Oregon, Ma
rlon Davis, Nam I .oils, of Cottage (Imve,
lanc Co., Oregon.
Any nnd all persons claiming ad veise
ly the nbovo-iletterlU'il jaiiiis are 10
quesled to llle their claims In this olllcu
on or More said 1st day of August, IU03.
J. T. IlliiliiirS. Rrglsttr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Uind Olllce.
RiiMiburg, Oregon, May 2. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that In coui
iiliauce with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3,1878, entitled" An
act fur the sale ol limU'r lauds in lint
Stales of California, Otcgou, Nevada and
asliiiiKton Territory, "us extended to
sll the Public laud Slates by act of Au
gust I, I MIS.
1'IIALLE WOOD,
uf I.iiiieiic, Co of Ijine, Slate of Ois.,
hue this dav tiled In this olllce his sworn
statement No. Win" fortbepuichasiiofthe
N ' N ., Is-lug 11 s 1, 2. 3 nnd I of Seo
No 2, 111 Tp 21 Siiulh.of Riuigeri W. and
will oiler pusif In eliiiw that the laud
suiight in mote valuable for its tliulx-r or
slnni.tliun fur agrluiiltural iiumii4i, nnd
toeitaldlsh his elaiui In said land before
J. J. Walton, U S Coinuiiseloner at
Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday llielllh
dsv of July, I00H.
lie names as w Unweii ;
(Jeorge N. Mclean, of Wallervllle,
Irfiie Co.. (be., Ed Tobey, deorgo M.
Miller, Nal 11111 T. Wilson, of Eugene.
Lane t 11 , Oie.
Any ami all pertuins claiming adverse
Iv the ulHive-deserilasI lands ant re-
iiioltil to llle their eliilma In this (illicit
011 or before said UMh day ol.luly, 1003.
.1. 1 . iihiihirs. itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Culled Slates Land Olllce,
llufohurg Ore., Mar. II, 1003.
Nollee is hereby given thut In com
pliance willi tlm provisions nf the act of
Congress of Juno 3.1878 entitled "An
act for the sole of timber lands in llio
Stales of California. Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory." us extended
tuiill the Public Laud Slates by act of
August 4, 1M)2.
HENRY C. SCIILEEF.
of Collage Grove, Co. of Ijiiio, Stato
of Ore., has this day filed In this
olllce bis sworn statement No. 451)3, for
the pincliarc oIllioN'l, NE li of
Section No. 34, Townrliln 21 Soiitli. of
Range 3 West and will oiler tirool to
show thut tho laud sought Is moro
valuable for lis Minlier orst-no Mian or
agricultural purposes, mid .0 establish
bis claim to snlil land Is-loro the Iliy
isler nnd Receiver of this ollleo at Ilcwo
burg, Oregon, on Thin winy the 23rdday
of July, 1008.
Ho names ns wltnessiHi:
A L Wmslard, Wllllatu Klmls'l. 1). O.
Baiigliman. J (J A Young, of Cottago
drove, Ore.
Any and all persons cliilinlnga.lversu
ly the ubovo-ilescrlhcd lauds are re
quested lo file their claims In this ollleo
on or before said 23rd day of July,, 1008,
J. T. Uhiikiks, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land oirico,
Roseburg, Ore., Apr. II, 11)03.
Notice Is heiehy given that in com
nllanco w 1th the provisions of the act of
Congress of Juno 3. 1878, entitled "An
Act for the sale of Timber Lands lu tho
Statca of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as nxtendorl
to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1802.
LEVI OEER,
of London, Co. ol Lane, Statu of Oro.
has this day tiled in tlilsoiTlcu hTs sworn
statement No. 4011), for tho purchase ot
the HW U HIV 1.4. l-n( .1 nt H w on
Township 22 South, of Itmigo 3 Wel
and will ofler proof to show that tho
land eought is morn valuable for Its
timber or (Una than for agricultural
purposes. .Hid to establish III. nlalm In
said land the Register and Receiver o(
tills Offico nt Itnanbllrir nrannn
on Friday tho 2Istdoy of August, 1003.
.u imiiicB ua wiineesea;
Jolin Powell, ol Cottage Groye, Ijioo
Co,
-iiinii tivrruaiser, ijawrenco
-f Ty.-n.1rtp,
- , ..ids bio
requested to lito their minims In this
"hje on or before said 21st day of Aug.,
J.T. BniDOEg, Beglster.
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give you a relish for your food, Tor Halo
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