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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1903)
J. E. YOUNG Attorncu-at-Lnw Offlcs nn Main street, Wesl Bide i Cottagu Grovk, Ork . ' L. T. HARRIS I Attorney and Counselor-at-Law (peela! attention given lo the law ot Minn. First National Itunk ltnlMliiR. liUUKNK, ORK. J. S. MEDLEY rfliornoy-at-Law o o o t omce on Main street-! j Cottaok Gkovk, Ork. A.H.KING Attorney at Law, VOTTAGK Q HOVE, Oltli. ' J. C JOHNSON od F. .0 EBY Attorneys and Couiiselors-at-Law PpfcUl attention given to t Inlnr. Corporation and Mercantile Iaw. omen over (larman .fc IlemenweT's (tore. COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. JEROME KNOX Attorncy-at-Liiw rron.pl attention paid to Mlnlnr Iluslnets Gottagk Grovk, Ork. go iu MRS. PET SANFORD'S For Fashionable Dressmaking mais street Cottagk Grovk. Ork. Common Rough Lumber Sll.OClPER -M BOOTH-KELLY MILLS, SAGINAW, OREGON. H.. C. MADSEN, Watchmaker. Repairing; at reasonable cAarxea. All work f naranteed nrst-etass. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Prlcea COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. BARKER & PERMAN PROPRIETORS OF THE EXCHANGE - DEALERS lit FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Main street. Cottace UruTs- ". Residence Phone No. 2M OBce Pbone IS. J. E. HOSMER, PHYSICIAN' and SURGEON Ear, How and Ttroit a Specialty. Office hours from 9 to 11 a m from 3 to 5 p m. Sunday from 12 to 2 p m. Office In Mad sen Building. Main street, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON. HERBERT LEIGH ASSAYEK AND METALLURGIST Eugene Oiiego.n. Beit Equipped awaj office In the Stmte. Sim uleabT mfcllreee.Ye Droiont attention, work- i&r testi made on ore Simplet of one to flftf pouna 1 loaeiennme me moei laiiADie mem odi ol treatment. Prlcei on application. The First National Bank Cottage Grovk, Orb. Paid j.) Capital, $25,000.00 Money to loan on approved security. Exchanges sold, available any place n theUnlted States ruawiiBaisTow. IIekbkktEixim. President, Cashier, BERG BROS. New outfit and up-to-date meth ods assaying, or complete analysis of ores. Clorination, cyanide and working tests made. All work done in du plicate, and correct returns guar anteed. Mail orders promptly at tended to. viair DR. JORDAN'S ant-AT-' MUSEUM OF ANATOMY J IBSI MARKET tU SAN FRANCUCO, CAL t fmi SUU U4 n nil J 1 tn;'iM'"UIW"w"i Ortal-I mttnMm Ot CU JL i ddl.,.tiiialr.rbr tba oldol Bpselalktaa tb.raalaa Aim. MWUHNnrm m OS. JORDAN MIIYATE DISEASES 1 Tasisisr Ba.si aa4 middle f feed u,ii wh. ara sunrlni i from tna sfrscta of xootbrol Indln- r yaam HirTotisandpbrslcaltsabllJIi'.Im. w .,"'jt,,,w'','"0'asllluinipl. i rational SJiMrmaturrlioa, l-r.,.li.r. remndlea,otirrvutcurstlT pon er, (bv Dwlfir r liassaanauisd bis trr.lm.nl ilml only air.inl Imninllsls rtllrl. Inn euro, lbs Uuclor dos anl claim miracle, hut u wll kn... ntll win dm j ntlrsclr., bill 1. well known to be a Mr and 9 M.n fl.r.lrlan nd Burn-on, prMmlnanl a .."Tr,",''' Iboronihlr errdlratrd liin """S7s.su. lllim( lhuoIJI,rir7. 6 nlrlnt to m mI. A oor HonritopiHluHot ti! IiroriinUliif. 1 v tlf via Ul unrtmtta IVUTIVJI CCRM tn f i snsffl Mid tl'M Xlll.ltrtnhA ' Onnmitatliin KltKK n4 itrlctlT prfraU. VJIAHUHH VXRY MMAJSQNA BXJL Trfttntiil Mnontitlr r br UlUr. I M. MRDAK CO. 1091 tiarMet.(.IL STOVES and Von will find ovcrv prices that will please excellent values we offer. We also carry a com plete line of new and second hand FURNITURE A new line of Graniteware 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. MILLER. '2 4.'v.'VV.'V-W'' xotick ion publication. Land Oliico at Rosehurg, Ortpim, I June 4, 1003. ' Notice is hereby given that the following-named sctiler has lileil notice of Ills intention lo mi.Ketinaieoinmuiniion proof in support of l.ls claim, ..ml that 1 . . . . - his intention to make tlnal commutation said nroof will be made before J. J. I Walton, U.S. Com'r. nt Eugene, Ore con, on July IS. 1003, vis: George Kroll, on his II. K. No.tO,T03 for t ho : W SE J,. S -Ss SV M Sec 2S Twp. 20 S..K.4 W. He names the folloning witnesses to prove his continuous residence "po' laces, none worth less than $30, and cultivation of said land, vix: I , , hroiieht into this , SHinm.1 McOannnn. Char es funne l. 1 nae . oeen ur0U,Ul 11110 " of Eugene, Oregon, A.S. Walker. Steve areou, of Lorane, Oregon. J. T. Bruhies, Register. I WANTED. We would like to link, through the 1 column of your imer. If there Is ' tiny person who linn used Green's ) AiiKiMt Klower for the cure of In.ll iKestlon. Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that ha not Itevn cured 1 and we nlso mean their restilts. such tits Hour Htomach. fermentation of fmtil lmltlr.ml cnt.tlvei.OH. ncrvoUH I dvopopHiu, headache, despondent j teellnjiw. sleeplessness in fact. ..ny trouble counected with the stoumch or liver? This medicine ha 'een ' sold for many years in all civilized i countries, and we wish to com'- spon.l with you ami een.t you one 01 our books free of cost. If you never tried Ainrust Klower. try a i cent k it. tit bottle first. We have never known of It failing. If so, something more serlons Is the matter with with you. The 2Ti cent size hn Just been Intro duced this year. Itecular size "." cents. AtnlldrtifTglHts. O.Q.Gkkkn, Woodbury, N. J. Gnniian & Hem enwny Co. NOTICE FOR PUULICATION. United States Land Office, Rosehurg, Ore., Apr. 25, 1903. Notice is hereby given that In com- pliance with the provision ol the act of fe?he0' States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and WashingtoiiTerritory'as extended to all the Public Land States by act of AUB' 'VWencE E. HILLS, of Jasoer, Co of Lane, State of Ore., has this day filed in this office her sworn eiatement o. ouia lor me . nurcliaee ol the bw V. ol bw y. ol sec No. 14 Tn'JO S II I W, and will olfer proof to show thai the land sought ia more valu able for IU timber or atone than for agriculture, purposes, and to establish her claim t( said land before J J Wal ton, U S Commissioner at Eugene, Ore., on eatunlay, tne mn, uay 01 juiy. 1003. She names as witnesses: Henry Tilton, John A Hills, Dave Mathews, ol June, Lane Co., Ore., W It Pflrlrpr. nf Zinn. Ine Co.. Ore. Any and all tiersons claiming adverse- j ly the above-described lands are te- S-iS." ..t.iVir.i. i . 1? iVr,o?vV! J. T. Bbidoes. Register, CAUTION! i Till I not. a gentle word but wnen you tninK now name you are 1 not to purchase tne only remedy uni- ter ever gives information to any vereally known and a remedy that 0ri.;. comr)f.titors at tn the rhar. has had the lurget sale of any inedl- . competitors as lo the char clneln the world wince 1808 for the , act of the goods he purchases or cure and treatment of Consumption i the prices he has paid for them be unu inroaiunuiuiigirouuies wmi- 2S? Jh"'k. .SN5PsV V. ."! called your attention to Uoschee'ri i German Syrup. There are so many ordinary cough remedies made by M .?? ?.? I for s?vere Coiurfis. Iironchltls. Croui. aud especially for Consumption, 1 where there Is difficult expectoration uu kuutjiiiiiKuuiiu me iui,o u moriiliigs, there Is nothing like Oer-1 mniiSvVun. Them cent size huslust l been Introduced this year. Regular , sire 75 cents. At all druggists. Gar-1 man 4c Kenienwny Co. ASK THE AGENT FOR TICKETS VIA- GREAT NORTHERN Railway TO Spokane, St. l'aul, Vuliith, Mlnneapolix, Cticnyo, AND ALL, POINTS BAST. TRAINS DAILY FAST TIME. 2 2 NEW EQUIPMENT TliOUQUOUT. Day Coaches, TaUce and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Buffet, Smoking Library Cart. Daylight Trip through the Cascadi and Rocky Mountains. For full particulars. Rates. Folders etc. call on or address J. W. PHALON, T. V. A. H. DICKSON, C. T. A. 122 3d St., Portland Ore. A. U, 0. DENNISTON., G. V. P. A. tit First ATsnas, Beattle Wash, If you want first-class, artistic printing call at Bohemia Nugget office, 1 ANQES description and size ami at and convince yon ol the ! MOW DIAMONDS ARI; SMUUULKt). (New York Worlil.) That more smuggling is going on at present through the New t Yotk custom house, especially in . ,, - i.fnt ;,. 'precious, Mono, than eer belo e is m ,, rF It, lit,,,, II hPr. the opinion of William H. Thee bold, former special agent of the treasury department. To n World reporter he made this statement positively, anil added that to his 1 personal knowledge four pearl neck country within the ast few mouths without payment of duty. Mr. Theobold declares that these neck laces are now being worn by promi nent women. He made other serious accusa tions against what, he declared, were prominent jewelry firms in this city, and said that had he not been hampered by lack of funds while connected with the treasury department he might have made ! important arrests. Mr. Theobold resigned from the cllstom house service December t. 1 ,v, , f Inle in the employ ot tne I?o'' merit he was identified with the diamond ami peari seizures irom Tohu W. Gates. Constant Leleuue. .... . . M. J. Lasar, Adolph Leiukam au Rockbercer, Mrs. Dulles Mrs. Phyllis Wedge mid others. The government has recently de cided to work in conjunction with the Diamond Cutters' and Im porters' Protective Association of this city to prevent smuggling of jewels, and the association has ap- , Winted a committee beaded by Ludwig Nisseu to co-operate in tlxe , work, Mr. Nissen is to go to Europe information of pro- . spective smuggling. Commenting 'on this arrangement Mr. Theobold said: l is utterly impossible for tde treasury department, the Diamond Cutters' and Importers Protective Association or any other large body to get any information from the diamond polishers of Antwerp or Amsterdam, or from the dealers in Parts and London. Those who smuggle diamonds make it a rule to give strict orders that the sellers say nothing to their competitors ol any purchases tbey have made. I know what is considered to be a thoroughly reputable house in this city which has been smuggling diamonds for twenty years. This concern has one of its representa j ves living in Amsterdam. He is la very large purchaser of uncut diamonds. When he buys a lot of .diamonds he informs the dealer irom wnom ne Duys mat u ine lai ww never again buy Irom him. ,Tbat is a standing rule. . This concern is iu league with the porter and chief steward of i certain well known ocean liner. know both of the ship officers well 'I have tried for five years to catch the chief member of this firm, but the great handicap to his capture i,-c iM iari. nf mnni-v TF T liwl "es ,u lack 01 money- 11 A "at P'enty of money I know I could land him. While I was in the eovernment emolov I alwavs woricea singie-nandea and was hampered by lack of funds. For these reasons it was utterly impos sible to do sitccesstul work. "I know the members of another concern who have relatives travel ingback and forth on the Antwerp steamers, employed as stewards, who successlully bring over pack' ages of unset diamonds for the firm on almost every trip. 1 am ac quainted with still another firm that buys from smugglers all the diamonds that these men bring in. The firm is a most reputable one, so tar as Bradstreet's and public opinion go.- "I know of four necklaces that have been landed in this country within the last few months without the payment of duty. Thecheapest one of these is worth $30,000, and one which was purchased of Eu- charau in Paris cost 250,000 francs. or about $50,000. Everyone of the women at present wearing these ill-gotten jewels is in society. Two of them arc the wives of bankers and the fourth is the wife of a fa mous lawyer. "I am not in a position as a pri vate citizen to go and take these jewels and I shall never become an informer. Although I am out of the business for all time, I am still in close touch with people who arc only too glad to give me infortim tion such as I nlw.iyshnvc received. On one of his visits to New York and if I icmcmbcr rightly, shortly after the sci.utc of the Dulles neck lace Secretary Sluiw told me I lintl I his sympathy and backing in my Iwotk. I know that Collector I Straiiiihnu determined to suppress , smuggling, particularly of dia monds. 1 do not think he will be ' able to do it, though. I know he 1 is heart and soul in league with Mr. Hamilton, head of the law division, to break up the trade, and 1 aui more than glad to think that the Importers' Association has taken the initiative tu this mutter through such an able representa tive as Mr. Nisseu. I predict, however, that they will all fail un less they spend their money freely The real smugglers of diamonds make it a business to cross the ocean eight or ten times a year These men have the diamonds in their own possession while crossing, nad I believe there is not a man alivcothcr than myself that knows who the confederates of the real smugglers are. I always stood tcady to apprehend these people while I was in the harness as 11 government officer, and I did mar. age to make many of them un happy. VERY REMARKAI1I.E CURE -OK DIARRHOEA. bout six years ago for the llrst time In my life I had a sudden and se vere attack of dianhwa," says Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas.' "I got te iporary relief, lint it cniiie Kick again and again, ami for six long yean I have s.iirertsl more misery and agony than 1 can tell. It was worse than death. My husband tnt t.iiuilreds of dollars for physicians' prescriptions and treatment without avail. Finally u moved to ItosqiiB county, our present home, ami one .lay I hapined to see au adverlire n.ent of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Itcmcdv with a testi monial of a mail who hail been cured In it. The case nasso similar to my onn that I concluded to try the remedv. The result was wonderful. I could hardly realize that I was well again, or believe It coulil Ki so after having sitf fered so long, hut that one bolUc 01 medicine, costing hut a few cents, cured me." For sale by Deuso Drug Co. DIVIDE ITUMS, Mrs, IJrown, of California, who has been visiting her granddaughter Mrs. A. G. Miller lelt June 20 for Portland. Edward Lee aud family, of Eu gene, hace been visiting relatives of this licinity and Siuslaw. The machinery for the Chapman & Hohl sawmill is now being in stalled. Miss Chapman, of Cottage Grove, is visiting her brother Frank Chap man of this place. The measles are now going the rounds. Jack Robinson and family and Jacob Gei.vitz's family being on the sick list. Alec Wright has traded farms with P. D. Gardiner of Tennessee and expects to leave this fall for his new home. Ernest McReynolds is getting along nicely with his broken arm. Miss Uleedo Uriggs returned last week from Albany, where she has been visiting relatives. Residence of Divide who failed to take in the carnival are pretty scarce. There is considerable activity in the wood and piling business ot this section now. THE PERFECT LIVER MEDICINE Mrs. M. A. Jolley. Noble. 0. T, writes: "I have used Heroine for a number of years, and can cheerfully recommend it as the most perfect liver medicine, and the greatest bloo.1 nuri tier. It is a medicine of positive merit and fully accomplishes all that is claimed tor it," Malaria cannot find a lodgment in the system while the liver is in perieel o oer, lor one ol us lunc tlons is to prevent the absorption ol fever producing poisons. Hcrbine is a most efficient liver regulator. 50c at New Era Drug Store. LINCOLN'S STRONQEST ATTRIBUTE The strongest attribute of Lin coln was his power of self control. bentiment might sway him, but a mob never moved him. When jealousies in the army bred a popu Iar clamor against General Grant, while the latter was winning fa mous victories in the southwest. Lincoln listened to no word of scandal and by bis silence rebuked :he defamers of the general who af terward became the admiration of the world. When in the fevered tumult of passion an angry north seemed to voice a general demand for the infliction of the death penalty upon Jefferson Davis, Li" coin listened in silence and waited for reason to r.surae its sway. He was alwavs looking over the heads of the crowd. He was always listening to the still small voice that echoed iu the distance, far away ftom the roar of vehement de nunciation. The majesty of the law constantly appealed to his fine judicial sense. Leslie s Weekly No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets alter once trying them. They always product) a nleasant movement of the bowels, im prove tho appetito and strengthen the digestion. For sale by Benson Drug Co. NOTICE OK FINAL BETTtEHKNT. Notice Is hereby Elven that the uuilersltrned. administrate o! tne estate ol John H. Mans. Held, deceased, nasmea in tne toumv uouri olUne County, state of Oregon his Anal ac count ss such administrator ol said eila'e and that Saturday the 1st day of August, IMn, at ibenourois o'cioiic in ine aneruoon oisaia time for bearlngof objections to said report and the m.en.ens.n.reo,. rtUPOLl'II M. CL1NE, Administrator ol the estate of John H. Man'. Held, deceased, SILK CKIIUK III1JMS, .III no iNI. School closed last Hritlny with some very nice exercises. The teacher, Mr. Doll, has gone it Chttskiiuic, Ore., whete he expects to stay a few weeks, and then he will return to his home in Michi gan for n while. Only ii (eV persons weic ptesent nt pinycr meeting lust Sunday. Many do not know what interest ing and profitable sessions they miss r the attendance would lie l.itgcr. Willard Knight, or Canity, Oie.. is sKiullng n short time with his aunt, Mrs. llitrchntu. Dave Kstcs' uncle is visiting here this week. littler llabctick, who has been (tiitc ill, is much improved in health. While letttiiiiug .mm town yes teuliiy evening, C. W. Caldwell, found a bundle of dry goods which may be had by the on ncr calling for it at his resilience. Mr. Joe Willett and family ami Mrs. Maggie Miller ate strawberries with Mrs. 1?. Tompkins ol Glen wood Heights last Sunday. Geo. Thompson is tjuitc busily engaged in making liny at present. REI'UlilVE KKA'UtRKN. lllai'lihea.N, phup'cs, creasy faces anil iiimlily cuuplexioiiu, which tiiu ki coin iiiou iitiioi.K woiiien, espeviitlly Kills at a certain ace, .IcVtriivInc Iviuilv, iliu. IlK'.irinj; niiil makii.u tep.iblve, features which wo.ilil otheiwlseappearHttrarilte and lellned, iiullcittu Hint (he liver is out of oitler. An o.vasluui.1 ilnse of llerlune will eU'tuiFO the bowels, it'iiti late Hi,- liver ..ml so cstiililmli a cle.ir, liealtliy miiiplexiun. MV nt New Era Drug Stoie. OREGON Shojt line and Union Pacific lKI'IIT run CliieiiKii I'orthinil :J0ii.iii. viallunt- iiittiii. Atlantic" Expretnt 8:11. p.m. vialluiit- Inirtou. Tll: Si iikiii i m from 1'iirtliin.l -all l.ke, Denver, Ft. Worlli.Onii.lia, Kaiiim City, St. Iiuif.Clilnu.'u unci East. V it it 1 v K ruou t::iOp.ui. Salt U.ke, Denver, R. Worth, Omaha. Kansas City, St. Ixiii,ChiinKO and East. Ill -.:u) u. in St, I'hhI Fast Mail 6 p. in via Spokane. Walla Walla, Uvr Iston , Spokane, Wallace, Pullman, Minneapolis , St. Paul, Duliilli, Mil waukee, Chicago ,k East. :itim. in. 70 Hours PORTLAND TO CHICAGO NO CHANGE OF CARS. Ti.-kets east via all rail, rail via Portland. or boat and OCEAN AND HIVEIl SCHEDULE FROM PORTLAND. Allsaillng.latessuli- ject to change. For San Francisco S p. III, 4 p. in. Sail every five days. Daily exSnnd'y 8 p. in, Saturday 10 p. m. Columbia Rivkk 4 p. iu. except Sunday To Astoria and Way Lsiunnga. A. L. CRAIG, Gen. Passenger Agent. Portland, Oregon. Among The: KDaisik $taitd$forfhcbc5t that is made in Jfootwear. AT ALL LtADING DEALERS. C.GOTZlAN&(9 Al AN OFACTO RERS, ST. PAUL. For a lazv liver trv Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Thoy In vigorate tho liver, aid tho digestion, regulate the IiowcIb and provent bilious attacks. For sale by Benson Drug Co, NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. Land Office, Rosehurg, Ore,, May 10, 1003. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing-named eettler has filed notlco of his Intention to make final nroof In support of his claim, and that suid proof will he made befoie J, J, Walton, U, S. Commissioner at Eugene. Oreson. on June 29, 1003, viz: Isaac L. Brown on his H. E. No. 8002. for the NW 1 NEtf. 8 14 NE . N VM NW ii Sec 20 tn L'O S It He names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous residence, unon and cultivation of said land, viz; josepn i-aniirltn, iiaruy Urow, Ij, .11, Tompkine, William Crow, of Lorane. Oregon. j. l, uiiiDQts, itegiiter. csH'i.iiM.aiaa NOl'KJE FOR PIMII.KUTION. United Slates l.i.n.l Oll'lee. Hutching, 0u,, June lOlli. UHU Nolli'.i Is h.'i.iliy given Unit In .'line iilhinrc with I lie pruvlidnu otlhe net of C.iligierH of June It, IH7H, entitled "All ui't fin the n.tlenf timber Inii.ls In llie Stales of California, Oifgun, N'evaihi and Wiinliliiglon Terrll.iry, us extended to all the I'lilille l.ninl Slates by act of Au gust 4, ISU'J, elm a a. corn.i: of CiitlugiiUiove, Co of Ijiii.', Slate of (lie,, lias this. lay llled In this oirico her mwiiiii statement No. Mill, for the pur chase of IheS 'j, NW i,8 NEljf.iilSec III iu Ti S, Range J IV, and will nll'iT pinof In show Hull tlieliiud sought Is iiiiiio valuable fur Us timber or hIiiiiu than fur ngrL'hiliiral puriiooes, mid In CKtnlillnh her claim to sulil land hefiire ,1, J. iillon, V. S. ('.iiuiiilKslouer ul Eugene, Oiegon, on Friday the Ills .lay of cpt. IIHVI. She names us w Itncm..' s : .1. D. Piilm-r, l J. Howard. W. A. lleiiiei.Hi.v, II. I )n 1 1 mi , of (Village Uiove, Lane Co., Oregon. Any and all persiiiiselaliiiliigadveihe ly the nlmve-dcseillicil lauds are ie lieeled to Hie their claims in this ulllee on or before salil llh day of Sept., IIHU, J.T. HiiliMiRs. Register. NOTICE I OR Pl'lll.ll'ATION. I'nilcd States Ij.iiiI Olliee, llimelinig the., Apr. :W, IIHW. Noliee is heicliy gieli llliit III cnili pllilliei' Willi the piovisiiius of the in t ol ("ongie's oi June it, IK7S . ntlll.il "An i.'t for the sale of timber luinls 111 the Slates of Oil I fin nla, Oiegon, Nevudi. and asliingl.iii Tel ritno ," as exli'nil.il lo all the I'nlille l.iind Slates hv act of Au gust 4, ISHi. HELEN I. ENllEHRETSON, ol I Inn lulling, Co. of bine, State of Ore., hits this tin v llled In this olliee lie rauorn statement No. Itivrifor the piirclinrenf the S i NW ., SUM NW l-l anilNW l-l NE 1-4 of See Nn. I'.' iu Tonimhlp '.'0 S., Range No. '.' Wert, and will olfe.' pr.mf ! pIi.ia thai the lanil sough! Is linn u valuable (or its liinlier or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to erlalilish her chilin to sunt limit hcfoic tl F Sklpwuith, I) S Ctiiiiuiisslniier at Junction t'ilv Orvgoii, uu the tit Ii of Julv HHVi. She lintnes as wilnefses: llerut l.'ilen, ul llarrishuig, (lie., Al IkH.1 Whid. of Vidi. Ore., llerut till In'rlsmi.tif llarrislitiig, (lie., ('I. Hull sen, of . I lllietluli City, Ore. Anv mill all peisiliis claiining mlveri'i Iv the nlHive-ilfscrihed Inilils aid ie piectoil In Hie their cluiliii ill tlilsolfice on ir Iffoie said Uth .lay of July, IIHU. J. T. I iiiimim. Reglstr. NOTICE FOlt I'flll.U'ATION. I'nite.1 States Uml Olliee. Roeehurg, Oregon, Mav ill, IIHVI. Notice is hereby giten that In com pliance u lib I iie provisions of the net ol C.ingiess of June II, IS7H, eutitle.1 "An act for the sale of limln-r liinilsin llie suites of Califotuin, Oregon, Nevmlii. ami Wii'hiugtonTerritorv,' as exleml.il to all the Public Ltiul States hv net of August I. IMI'J. a nun; j. white. of Cottsge (irove. Co. of l.nlie, Mute ol (lie., has this .lav llled in this olliee lie i sworn statement NoMXIllforthc poichure ol the SE ! SE 4 ul Section No tp'.'l South, of Range .'I W. and will oiler proof to show that the land sought i more vulualile for its tiiuls-r air tune than lor agricultural purposes, ami to establish her rlaini lo sal. I land Is'fore J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissi. mer at Eugene, Oregon, oil Tuesday the 18th ilny of Aug., 11HIX Shu names ns witnesses. Nathaniel W. White, William llrowu, James N. Wallace, Charles l Pom ell, ol Cottage drove, Iine Co.. Ore. Any and all persons claiming ailverre lyll.e atntve-descrilx'd Ian. Is ale if uestel lo file their claims in llil ulllee on ni Isiforesaid lHth ilny of Aug.. IIHVI. J. T. IIiiiimiks. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Lind Olliee. Rosehurg, Ore , Apr. 20, IIHtl. Notleo is hereby given that in couipli' mice with the provisions of the act u Congress ol June 3, IH78, entitled "An Act for the sale of Timber l.unils in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,,' asexten.le.1 tn ull the Public Ijiml States by act ol August 4, JMI2, NATHAN E. CO.MITON, ofCottagu Orove, Co. of Ijiiic, State ol Oregon has this .lav tiled In tills olliee his sworn statement No. 1081, for I he pur chase of tho west half of the west half of Sec No 20 Tp 23H,ofRangel Wnnilwill offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuahlu for lis tlmlsjr or stone than for agricultural purposes and to es tablish his claim to said laud ln-forn the Register and Receiver of lids olliee at Koseliurg. Oregon, on .Momlav th -.-uu nay ni Aug.. iw.i. He names as witnesses : Frank B Pliilllns. Frank I). Wheeler. Joseph E Young, John I) Palmer, of Cottace (trove. Ore. Any ami all rmns claiming ailvcrsc ly the above-described hinds are re iiucstol to file their claims in this office on or nelore sal.l '.'till .lay ol Aug., J. 1. liiiliKiKs, iteglster. NOTICE I-OR PUBLICATION. Cnltetl Stales Uiui OIHee, Rosehurg, Oregon, May, 28, 1003. Notice Is hereby given that in eonuill unco with tlio provisions of Hut act of Congress ol June H. 1878. cut It e.l "An act for the sale of timber lands In tl States of California, Oregon, Nevada an.l Washington territory, "us ex lender to nil the I'lililiu Lanil States hv act of August 4, imil', Oeorgo W. Itlnlev. of Iron River.Co. of Bayfield Staloof Wis cousin has this day filed In thlsuiricuhis sworn statement No. MAII for the our. chuseofthuS j.3 NE 1-4, NE M Nl!l-4. being lot I. of Section No 2 Township 23 Soutli, 1 f R, 3 W. and will offer proof to show that tun land sought Is more vahi- aiiiu lorits tun iter or stone llinn forugri cultural purposes, and to establish ids claim to said laud lieforu J. J. Walton U o Commissioner at Kimono. Ore., on luosoay hid .-otii nay oi August imi.l. nu names as witnesses i Frunk Lynn. A. B. Lvon. J . Ilemmls. of Ixuulon, E. E, Johnson, of Cottage ...rove, an oi i.aiiu vounty, uro. Any anil all Demons clalmimr ailvorsn ly tne aootu-iiescrlteu lands nr.) ro ! quested to file their claims In this olliee on or oeiore said .-otii uay oi Aug, 1U0.I, j. i. iimiKjES, iteglster, J. J. WALTON V. 8, CominUsloner H P NESS Notary Public- "Walton fc JSess LAWr'ERB I'ractlte In filale and Federal Courts, Work In II. S. laud oniie, Entries made ami proofs heard. HUOKNK OllECION NOTICE I tiR PUULICATION Uiilled Slates bind dirif. , Horclnilg, (he., Apr. 4, 100:1. Noliee Is lift .'by given Ihal In compll nnco Willi llie piotlslons of llie ni t of Collgiessof June II, 1878, .'ntlllcil "An Act (or the sale of Tlinlmr Lands In I hn Slates of California, Oiegon, Nevailii, mid Wiislilnglon Teirlloiy," us ex leiided In nil the Piihlln Lund Slates by net of August I, I Mi:1, MARY L. KKMTI.Y. of Eugene, Co. of l.nne, Mule nlOiu. gun tins this .lay llled In this olliee her swoin sliilemi'iil Nu. 48112, for tliu pu i -chuseol the SW 1-4 See ,'ll I'p III H of R ft W mid will oiler pioof to show tliiit hind sought Is mine valuable Tor lis llliiher or stone llinii for iigilciilliirnl purims.'s.iiii.l lo establish hei eliiliu In said lanil in-line .Muile I.. W ine U.S. Coiniillsslonei al Ihigeiie, l.nne Cn. (iiu gnu, nn liier.li.y Ilie2.'li.l .lav of Julie, IIHVI. She iiuines ns witnesses i Flunk Davis, of l.nnii.e, l.nne Co., (lie., Alidiew ,1. Sluitli, of lliigene, Lime Co., (lie,, Charles Slinpsou, of l.iniine, Oieg Clair Luekey, of Eugene, l.niieCn., Ore. Any an.l all perrons ehiliulug ml. versely the iilHitc-.lcrfilhcil Inmls ineie ipiestcl to tile their eliiliiM In lids nlllco on or U'foie said 2,'lnliliiy of June, IIHVI J. T, lllillniKS Reghler. NOriCE FOR I't'llLICATION. United States Lund Olliee, Kurchiirg, Oregon, May II, 100.1. Notice is hciehy given that In eouipll. slice Willi llie provisions of lliiinetiil Congress of June 3, 1878, eiilitle.l "An net for the side of timber lands Iu llio Slates of Callforiihi, Oregon, Nevada, mid Wnshiiigt.ni Territory," as exteniled Ii. nil llie I'nlille IjiiiiI States by net of August 4, I MliS, CHARLES II. PEA ROE, of Eugene, County of Ijine, Stale of Oiegon, has this day lll.it in llilsnllle. his swoin stntement No. (1137, for llio purchase of llie Lots 4, ft, II and 12 ofSci 2. Tp 22 South, .if R 2 W. and will offer proof to show that llie laud sought Is more u.lunliln fur its timber orrtiinctlii.il or agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land More J. J. Walton, U . S. Coiinnis sinner at i:iigene, Oregon, on Salnr (liiv. the 1st day of August, IIHVI. lb1 inline as witnesses : John ). Palmer, of Cottage t rove, Lane County, Oregon; Jerry Damnum, of ( ottnge (.rove. Line Co., Oregon, Ma rlon Davis, Nam (.c.iis.uf Cottage (Irove, I .line Co , Oregon. Any mill all persons claiining adverse, ly the iilxivt'-ilercrlUil hinds urn re .pirated lo Hie Ihelr claims iu this olllro on or licfoic said 1st day of August. HKI3, J. T. Ilniinirs. Itrglstrr. NOTICE KIR PUBLICATION. U ii 1 1 ul States Uud Office, llixelnug, Oregon. May 2, UH13. Notice l heiehy given that in com pliance with the piovlslons of the art of (' ng". I June 3, 1878, entitled "All net for the sale of limU'r lands in tliu ti.li ol California, Oregon. Nevadu and iirliiiigloii Territory," ns ext.md.il to nil the Public lind States by act ol All gn.t 4, IMI2, phalli: wood. t r.ugriie, Co of Ijiue, Stale of Or., hur this .lav lll.il In this office his sworn statement No.W7 lor the purchased! tho N, N t, U'lug Lita 1, 2. !l and 4 of Sea No 2, In Tp 21 South. of Rangeft W. and will oiler proof tn show that the land rough! is Inure valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purssrs, and loestalilish his claim to said laud befora J. .1. Walton, U S Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday llie I llh ilnv of July, IIHVI. lie iiaiues ks witnesses : lie.iige N. .Mfl-enn, uf Wallervlllr, I .!! Co., Oie., Eil Tols-y, (litirge M. Miller, r is I tl n i T. Wilson, of Eugi ngene, Laiie Co , Ore. ny and all persons claiming adverse the ulNive-tlescrilsil lauits are ro i.iertel to Hie their claims in this office on or Is fure said lUth ihty ol July, I1KJ3, J. T. BuiiKiKs. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unit.il States Uud Office, llosebiitg Ore., Mar. II, 1003. Notice is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of Cougiersof June 3, 1878 entitled "An nc I for the sate of timber hinds in tho Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada, unit Washington Territory," us extended loull the Public Liud States by act of August 4, 1802. HENRY C. hCIILEEF, "I Cottage, Orove, Co. of Ijine, Stalo of Ore., has this duv filed in this office his sworn statement No. 4603, for ine purniatc oi tne rn )y tit. yi ol Section No. 34, Township 21 South, of Range 3 West and w 111 offer proof to show that the land sought is moro valuable for Its timber or sfne than or agricultural purposes, and o establish his claim to said hind before tho Reg ister niiil Receiver of this office at Rose hurg, Oregon, on Thursday the 23rd day of July, 1003. He names us witnesses: A L Woodurd. William Klmliul, I). 0. Baughman. J (j A Young, of Cottage drove, Ore. Any and ull persons claiming u.l verso ly the ahove-ilescrllM'd lands are ro piested tn Hie their claims In this office on or before said 2Jrtt day of July,, 1003. J. T, Ilniinirs, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Ijiml office, Iloselmrg, Ore., Apr. 11, 1003. Notice is heioby given that In com tillanee with tho provisions of the act of CongicsB of June 3. 1878, entitled "An Act (or the sale of Timber Lamls In the Btiitca of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to inline riiuiic i.and Mates by act of August 4, 1802, LEVI OEER. of London, Co. of Lane, Statu of Ore. has this day llled in thiaoirico his a worn statement No. 4010, for tho purchaso of the HW i BW1-4, !,ot 4 of Hco No. 80, Township 22 South, of Range 3 West and will oflar proof to show thut tho land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or strne than for agricultural piirposcc, .uni to establish his claim to said land the Register and Receiver of tills oirico at Roseburir. Oremn on Friday tho 21stdny of August, 1003. uu names us witnesses' John Powell, of Onltnun 11 Co., Oro John Ovcrhulser. Lawrence Moxlov. William Lively, of London. Lane Co., Ore, Any and all pctsons claiming ad versely the iihovo'dcsmlbcd lnnils am renuested to Hie their rlulma In tills office on or before said 21st day of Aug.. J.T. Diiiiiass, Rsgltter, III lid nrliit miiiiH of uiiv InwiiHliln 111 ItORCblll'ir. Oretrou Lniul District. Bhowlnir nil vnciuit liiudii for 50ctH. each. If you wnntnny lnformiitlon from tho U, H. Land Office, mldrcss. l ltlo Oiinnintee & Loan Co.. Roso- burK, Ore,