Bohemia nugget., July 10, 1903, Image 8

J. E. YOUNG
mitomey-at-Laiv
OfS.cs on Main iltnl, Wl Mde-
CorrAOK Grove, Orb
k T. Herri. A. C. Woodcock.
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
tiUornt)s-at-Lait
ttpeelal attention given to the In l Minn.
EUGENE, OIIB.
J. S. MEDLEY
Attorncxj'at-Law o o o
: Office on Main street t
COTTAOK GROVK, OkH.
A. H. KING
Attorney at Law,
COTTAGE OJIOI'E. OltE.
J. a JOHNSON and F. .(i EBY x
AttorntysanA Counselors-at-Laic
Special attention given to Mining, Corporation
and Mercantile U.
Office over German A llemf nwa y's ftore.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
JEROME KNOX
jSttorney-at-Laxo
Prompt mention paid to Mining Business
Cottage Grove, Ore.
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MRS. PET
SANFORD'S
For Fashionable Dressmaking
main street
Cottage Grove, Ore.
, ,
Common Rough
JB11.00 PER !M
BOOTH-KELLY MILLS,
SAGINAW, OREGON.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmaker.
Bf pairing at reasonable efiargce.
All work guaranteed Art t-claee.
Tf atehct , Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price
COTfAGE GROVE, ORE.
BARKER & PERMAN
PROPRIETORS OF
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DEALERS IN FINE
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Malnltrtet. Cottage Urove. .
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rilYSICIiN and SUROEON
jt. Ur. im and Throat a SpeclillT.
Office hour from 9 to 11 a m from 3 to S p m.
Sunday from 13 to 2 p m.
Office In Uadeen BoUdlng, Main itreet,
COTTAGE OROVE. OREGON.
HERBERT LEIGH
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST
Eugene Oregon.
riest Equipped assay office In the Bute, gam
plea by mail receive prompt attention, work
ing teats made on ore Smplea of one to fifty
pound! to determine tne moat tollable meth
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OF
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Paid jj Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan on approved security.
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Clorination, cyanide and working
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excellent values we offer. We 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
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lanil Office at Rosehurg. Oregon,
June -I, 1003.
v-.i i- i i .1... ii... r..i
.uuce IB ucict'i Kiwi, ,i. iwi
lowlng-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make flnalcommulation
proof in support of his claim, ami that
'sail! proof will be made before J. J.
I Walton, U.S. Com'r. at Eugene, Ore-
'con, on July 18, IMS, vis: George
!T'v v'Vt -N Twn"
'He names the following witnesses to
I prove his continuous residence upon
ana cultivation oi urn mini, n:
Samuel McCannon. Charles Connell,
of Eugene, Oregon, A.S. Walker. Steve
Vareou, of l.orane, Oregon.
J. T. Brumes, Register.
WANTED.
We would like to ask, through the
column of your pnier, if there In
any person who htm used Greeu'R
Auirunt Flower for the cure of Imll-
i-.umDeriKestlon. Uyapopalu, ami Liver
Trouble timt una not neon cureti
nnd we also menu their results, such
as sour stomnch, fernientation of
food, habitual costlvcnes, nervoua
dyspepsia, headaches, despondent
feelings, sleeplessness In fact, ,ny
trouble connected with the stomach
or liver? This medicine has been
sold for many years In all civilized and. incidentally, pay rent,
countries, and we wish to corre- At the same time, the best part
spond with you nnd send you one of , - ., 1, ,,, ; ,,, tr.
our books IrW of coat. If you never of London being thus in the hands
tried August Flower, try a 25 cent of a few millionaires, gives stupen
bottle first. We have never known dous power to these landlords. It
of its failing. If so. something more enables them to make so much mo-
serions Is the inntter with with you. r .1..;, 1 .i .,..,,,. ,,,
The Si cent sire has just been Intro- ney off their London property that
ducetl this year. Regular slie 7." they can hold their lmracnce coun
cents. Atnll druggists. G.G.Gkkkn, try estates at fancy figures.
Woodbury, N. .1. Oarmun & Hem- por instance, the duke of West
enway Co. minster's 600 acres of property in
NOTICE FOR PU1IL1CATI0N.
United States Land Office,
Roscburg, Ore., Apr. 25, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provision of the act of
Concresa of June 3. 1878. entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon. Nevada,
to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
FLORENCE E. HILLS,
of Jasper, Co of Lane, State of
Ore., has this day filed in this office
her sworn statement No. 5018 for the
purchase of the SW of SW V. of Sec
No. 14 Tn20 S R 1 W, and will offer proof
to show thai the land sought is more valu
able for ilt timber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
. I I . ' , I V. T T ll'.l
tier claim u eaiu muu uejurc i j , mi
ton, US Commissioner at Kugene, Ore.,
on Saturday, the 11th, day of July,
She names as witnesses:
Henry Tilton. John A Hills, Dave
Mathews, of June, Lane Co., Ore., W R
t-araer, oi i. on, uine ix., ure.
Any anu an iiersons claiming auverse-
lv the aboveJdescribed lands are re-
oneated to file their claims in this office
on or before said 11th day of July, 1903. 1
j. l. uniDOES. iitsieier.
PillTinVt
Thla Ita nnt it tvontto wiril .ln t
when you think how liable you are .
not to purchase the only remedy unl-
versally known and a remedy that
has had the largest sale of any medl-
""''T'"rHl"c
and Throat and Luntr troubles with-
out losing Its great popularity all
tnese : years, you win oe tninKiui we
called your attention to Boschee's
fiennan Svnin. There are so manv
ordinary couch remedies made bv
druggists and others that are cheap
and good for light colds perhaps, but
,ve.?,S!,L
where there Is difficult expectoration
and coughliigduring the nights and
mornings, inert' is Homing iiaeuer-
2" fLJLl1.
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MILLER.
Y No mn or woman In Ilia stato will
hesitate to speak well ol Chatnborlain's
Stomach ami Liver Tablets alter onco
trvliic tliom Thpv ulwavs tmxluce a
pleasant movement, ot mo wweu, iin-
r- - , , , .i i
prove the appetite ami strengthen the
digestion. Vor sale by Benson Drug
c uci mm invmiN
SEVEN MEN OWN LONDON,
lf Mr- J,lius Caesar shonld re"
u to Wife and write a new book
of commentaries, he would begin
bis chapter on London thus: "All
T nmlnn i divided nmonr? seven
men. me mine oi Westminster,
duke of Portland, duke of Fortman,
duke of Bedford, duke of Norfolk,
Lord Northampton and Earl Cado
gan these are the names of the
men who, if they desired, could
build a lence around London, and
tell the 6,500,000 or more people to
. somewhere else and start a fresh
.
c"
Of course, it isn't quite so bad
as that.
Then, besides, the titled gentle
men here named are only too glad
that the people should remain
London bring him in so much mo
ney that he does not greatly care
whether his 30,000 acres of land in
Flintshire and Cheshire are rented
or not.
Farmers on his property have to
' pay big rents to use the land at the
duke's figures. As a consequence
thousands of acres of the nnest ag-
ncultnral land in the world are
going to waste given over for
chnntinc nurnoses or deer Darks, or
even rabbit reserves.
- - -
The farmer is literally divorced
from the soil
At first sight the importance of
this situation may seem a minor
one When, however, it is con
sidered that it is for the reason
here stated that England, once
fin fi.ir.innArlinr, ofrinl, ii.il
"rt' ""fa "t.
country, has now practically no
farm land, and the food supply
comes from abroad, it Is easy to
,l, .v,- j An-
see..,hat.. tbese mense London
landholdings are an actual menace
to the country
A commission has recently been
MUUUIHICU IU IUUUIIC 1UIU IUC UUCS"
tinn nf ' 1 Trtrv! Sunnlv in Tlm nf
. . ...
War; ' come to light that
England never has more than stx
weeks provisions ahead. Should
an enemy effectually blockade
England for a few weeks the
country would be at his mercy
All sorts of questions as to the
cause 0fthis deplorable condition
k d Th nn.wer however
are asKea. ine answer, nowever,
seems to be overlooked. It rests
with the great landlords ot London.
They make so much from their
London properties that they are
able to hold vast areas of fine ag
ricultural property at prohibitive
figures.
Information concerning the vast
holdings of London land owners is
carefully guarded. If you inquire
at any of the regular offices of the
agents who represent tbese land
lords your quest will be in vain.
Your inquiries must, in the first
place.be reduced to writing; sec
ondly, you must give no end of
references, "as evidence of good
faith;" thirdly, you will doubtless
i wait several months only to receive
i the response that Lord So-and-So,
or the JJuke ol bometbing-or-1
other "has no information to give."
It is only through the records of
' parliamentry proceedings that one
is enabled to glean an inkling of
I ..net n.T.-v 1 1. - . ...
really own London
The
These few men may, if they wish.
do nothing else on earth but "eat.
drink and be merry,' and their
property goes on increasing day
ana night, whether the owners are
sleeping or walking, from year to
year at almost fabulous rates.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
'I would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of
Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly
get any sleep, I had consumption so
bad that if 1 walked a block 1 would
cough and spit blood, but. when all
other medicines failed, three 11.00
bottles of Dr. Kine's New Discovery
wholly cured me and I gained 58
pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to cure Coughs, Colds, LaUripne, Bron
chitis and allThroatand LungTroubles
Price 50c and II .00, Trial bottles fne
at Morgan ABrthaut's drug store.
"OSTLCl? JOC"
"Vmia Jo "
I Mood at evr, aathe fun went lown, bj a
grata where a woaatii Ilea,
Wkolurett men's oul lo the ihorea ol (In
with the light ol her wanton eyed
Who aang the aong that the siren tang ou the
' treaeherouil.urley height.
, Whove faea wa aifalr at a aunimer Oay aitil
j whoe heart waiat black at night.
' Yet a bltwaom I fain wouhl pluck tiviiay from
the ganleu above her lut
Not the languorouillly of nulleuln, uor the
blootl.rrHl rtwa of lutt.
Hut a tweet white bloeom ol holy love that
grew In the one green ipot
In the elril detert of Phryne'i life where all
wai panned and hot.
In theaumtuer, when the meadow were aglow
with blue and red.
Joe.tbe Vetler of the Magpie, and fair Annie
smith were wed.
Plump Annie, plump and pretty, with a'
eheek aa white ai enw ;
lit naiauithlng hut hamtme, waothe Mag-
ple'i 'Oilier Joe.
Hut he won the wlnaiiiiie tle they'd a mi
lage aud a m.
And her matronhood ui llghljr on the village
btantft) brow.
tped the mnnthft aud came a lby auch a Mu.
ejed baby boy I
Joe waa worklug In the itablra when Ihee told
him of hi Jo.r.
He waa rubbing down the horac. and he gave
them then and there
All a epeclal feci of clover, Jmt In honor of
the heir.
It had been hie great ambition, aud he told the
horeca o,
That the Fatev would aend a baby who might
bear the name of Joe.
Utile Joe the child wa rhrlvlened, and. Ilka
bablea, grew apace :
He'd hte mother'aeyet of aiure, and hit father'i
honeft face.
Swift the happy yearn went over, yearaolblue
and cloudleta sky,
Uve waalordof that unall cottage, and the
temptett iaael them by.
1'acaed them by foryeari, then iwlftly burvt In
furyn'er their home.
I)own the lane by Annie' cottage chanced a
genlleinanno miwiu;
Thrlcv he came and aaw her fitting by the win.
dow with her child,
Aud he nodded to the baby, and the baby
laughed endamlted.
Soat last It grew to know hint -little Joe waf
nearly lou-;
He would call the "pretty gemplln" at ha
pataed the on door;
And one day he ran and caught him, and In
child's play pull him In :
And the baby Joe had prayed for brought about 1
tha tnother'e ln.
Twasthe fame old wretched ttory that lor
agea bards have f ung,
Twaa a woman weak and wantuu and a vllllan
tempting tongue:
Twat a picture deftly painted for a silly crea-
tnre'ieyet
Otthe Babylonian wonder and the Joy that in
them lie.
Annie listened ami was tempted; she was
templed and the fell,
At the angle fell from heaven to the blacken
depthof hell;
She wat promised wealth and splendor, and a
life of guilty alolh,
Tclloar gold for child and husband, and the
woman left them both.
Home one eve came "Joe the 'Ostler with a
cheery cry of "Wife"
Finding that which blurred forever all the
ttory of hit life.
She had left a silly letter-through the cruel
scrawl he spelt;
Then he sought the lonely tttdroom, Joined hit
hands and knelt.
"Now, O Lord, o Cod, forgive her, for the ain't
to blame," he eried;
"Purl owtt'a teen her trouble, and a gone
away and died.
Why, a wench like her God blot herl 'Iwata't
likely at her'd rest
With her bonny head forever on a 'oatler'a rag.
ged vest.
"It eat kind o her to bear me all thla long
and happy time;
So, for my take pleate lo blest her, though you
count her deed a erf me.
If to be I don't pray projr, Lord, forgive me;
for you ace,
lean talk all tight to 'oases, but l'am nervout
like with Thee."
Ne'er a line came to the cottage from the
woman who had flown.
Joe, the bady, died that winter, and the man
wat lelt alone.
Ne'er a oltter word he uttered, but In tlleme
kissed the rod,
Sovlng what haloid the heroes, saving what he
told hit God.
Faraway In mighty Loudon ro-e the woman
Into fame,
For her beauty won men' homage, and the
prospered In her shame;
Quick from lord tolordibe flltled, higher till
each prltesbe won
And her rival paled beside her as tba stars be
aide the sun.
Neitthe made the stage her market, and the
dragged Art' templa down
To the level of a show-plica for the outcast ol
the town.
And the kisses she had given to poor 'Ostler Joe
for nought
With their gold aud coitly Jeweley rich and
titled lover's bought.
Went the yean will, flying footsteps while the
star waa at Ita height;
Then the darknett came on awlftly, and the
gloaming turns 1 to night.
Shattered ttrength and faded beauty tore the
laurels from her brow;
Of the thoutandi who had worihlped never
one came near her now.
Bioken down In health and fortune, men for
got her very name,
Till the new that the wat dying woke the
echoetnf berfamsi
Ahd tba paper In their gossip mentioned how
an "actress" lay
Sick to death in bumble lodging, growing
weakereverday.
One there waa who read the story In a far-off
country place,
And that night the dying woman w'ole and
looked upon his face;
Once again the strong arms clasped her that
bad elaaped her long ago,
And the weary bead lay pillowed on the brea it
of 'Ostler Joe.
All the past had he forgotten, all the sorrow
and the ihame;
He hid found her siek and lonely, and hi
wife he noweould claim.
Since the grand folk who had known her one
and all had tlunk away,
lie could clasp alt long lost darling, and no
man could tap him nay.
In hi arm death found her laying, In hi
arm bar spirit fled;
And his tears cams down In torrent aa he
knelt beilde bar, dead.
Never once bl lore had faltered through ber
hate, unhallowed life;
And the Hons above her aihet bear the
honored name of wife.
That' the blossom 1 fain would plnck to-dty
from the garden above her dutt;
Not the languorous lllly of toullneas sin or the
blood-red tost of lust;
But a sweet, whits blossom of;boly lore Ibal
grew In the ens grata spot
lathe arid desert of Pbrone's life where all
waa parched and hot.
Gaos A. tiaa,
THE l'KIIFKCr LIVER MICDICINK.
Mrs. M. A Jolley, Noble, 0. T
writrst "1 have used llrrblnu for a
number of years, and can cheerfully
rreoimni'iul ft as the most perfect liver
medicine, and the greatest utood purl
tier. It Is a medicine ot positive merit,
and fully accomplishes nil that Is
claimed for It." Malaria cannot Iltnl a
loxlEtnetit In tlie tyslem while tlio liver
Is In perfect o iler, for one of lit tunc
tlmia is to prevent the absorption ol
fever producing poisons. Ilerblne Is a
most rniclent liver rvgulator. oOo at
New Era Drug Htore.
WILLAMUTTH .VALLHY CI1ATAU
OUA ASSOCIATION.
The Wllla motto Valley t'liiitniniiia
Association will ho held ntdhulNtono
Park, iK'iirOrvgon City, July Hth lo
J.MU Inclusive. Itnto of one turn tint
third fit lv on the oortlllcitto plan has
iHt'it iiinilo from all points on Oregon
Lines. SjHvltil attrttctfoiiK IiuvoImvii
provided. "Cornmlno" the magician,
with his woiidt'iftil prixlm'tluus; It.
J. lltirtletto, ttioeclclii'iitod liiiiimrUt.
will entertain In his usual delightful
iiiauucr, while the Iccturcx of Hon.
Cliiiiup I'lark and lion. .1. P. Dolllver
will I' nit intellectual treat.
Main other attractions will ls
provided, making the Uncut outer
taliiiut'iitovor given at tills rhatau
iiin. KKI'tMIVK KKA1 lUtKr.
lllnckheAds, plmplee,-gray faces ami
muddy complexions, which aie ho com
mon among women, especially girls ut a
certain age. destroying beautv, ills,
figuring and making repulsive, features
wiiloli would otherniseappenriittrut'tlto
nnd leflnod. Indicate that the liver Is
out ot order. An occasional dueof
Ilerblne will cleanse the bowels, regu
late the liver nixl so establish a cle.tr,
healthy complexion. NV at New lira
Drug Stote.
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Tickets east via all rail, or boat and
rail via Portland.
OCEAN ANII HIVEII .SCIIEDDlB
FROM PORTLAND.
jAllsailingdatessub
8 p. 111. ject to change.
For San Francisco
4 p. in.
Sail every five days.
Daily
exSund'y
8 p. m.
Saturday
10j.m.
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4 p. m.
except
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To Astoria and Way
Landings.
A. L,
CRAIG, Gen. Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon,
Amomo
Tnt
Irf '
Daisies
ft.
5taii(b for the best
that i$macU in
Jfibotwear.
AT ALL LC.ADING DEALLRS,
C.GOTZIAN&(9
AVANUFACTURERS,
ST.PAUU
NOTICK OK FINALS KTTI.EMENT.
Notice Is hereby elvan that the undertlgned.
admlnltlratot of the estate of John H. Mant
fleld.deceated, ha filed In th County Court
of Lane County, State ol Oregon hi Anal ac
count as lucb administrator ol taldesta-a and
that Saturday the lit day of Augutt, 1903, at
the hour oft o'clock In the afternoon olaald
day ha been Axed by laid Court aathe lime
for hearing ol objection to said report and the
settlement thereof.
UUVULrjl H.tjUffH,
Administrator ol the estate of John B. Mans
field, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, Rosehurg, Ore..
if ay 10, 1003.
Notice It hereby siven that the fol
lowlng-namfd settler hat filed notice of
his intention to make final nroof In
support of hit claim, and that said proof
will be maue oeiore j, j, waiion. u 0.
Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on
June zv, two, viz; aenac u. uruwn an
hit II. K. No. 8002. for the NW K NE.
fiNEJJ.NEJNW M 80c 20 fp 20 8 It
He names the following wltneesea to
Drove hit continuous residence unon
and cultivation of tald land, viz :
Jotenli Landritfi. ilaruy urow. lv. &l.
Tompkins, William Crow, of Lorane,
Oregon,
j, J, iiRiooKt, Kegittcr.
NOTICK FOR PUIII.1UAT10N.
United Stales latnd 0(11,
ltoseburg, Ore.. Julia 10th, ItXX'l
Notice Is htituhy given that In mm
illance with the provisions of the act ol
Jomrrets of June 11. 1878. entitled "An
art for the salool tlmlH'r Units lathe
States of California, Oregon, Novada nnd
Washington Territory," aa extended to
all the rfihllu Unil Ntatrs by act ol All
suit i. 1802.
1:1, ma A.corri.K
if Cottugedrove, (Tool Ijiiic, Slatu of
Ore., has this day Hied In this olflco her
sworn statement No. M0), for the pur
chase olthoS i NW ,8 NK.'f.olHeo
114 III Tp lh! M, ltitnge i W, and will
oiler prtMil to show that the land sought
is more vniuatiie lor us tinnier or stone
than for aarichitural iniriHwrs. and to
establish her claim to said laud Itelnre
J. J. Walton, l B, Cominlsslouer at
r.tiKeni-, Ort'ifon. on Fr ilav the 4tli
tUyol hept. 1IHVI.
7tiht iiHijit-n pr n iiiM'nrt.'f i
J. D. Palmer, C. J. Howard. W. A,
Hemenway. O. II. Dutton. of Cottuge
(trow, Ijtne Co., Oregon.
Any ami all pcrsonsclaiiiiiuganvursu
Iv tlie ahove-dcsfrllied lands aru r
tUt'stiil lo Die their claims In thin olTicu
on or nelnresaiii till nay ol Mept,, litKi.
J.T. llniiHiKs. lleglsler,
NOl'ICK FOR PtMILlCATION.
llnlleil States Ijind Olllce,
ltoseburg Ore., Apr. '-'.', ItKKI.
Notice is licieby given that Hi com
pliance with the ptovleloiiH of the act of
Congreisof Junull, 1878 t ntillctl "An
ict for the sale of timber lumls In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory,' as extended to
all the Public I.uml States bv act of Au
gust 4, 1802,
hkli'n 1. i;noi:iiiii:ts()n,
of llarrisbtnv, Co. of Ume.State of Ore,,
has this day tiled In this olllce liersnorn
statement No. IM for the purclume of the
S ' NW 1-4, NK1-4 NW1-4 iiihINW 1-4
Nf-I 1-4 of See No. 12 In Township
20 S., Itange No. 2 Ws'st, and will
olU'.' proof to show that Hie taint sought
is mote valuable (or its (itnU'r or stone
tlinu for iigrlcultural puriioies, ami to
crtulilish her rluiin to said land before
li I" Skipvtorth. I) S ('ominiseiouer at
Junction City Oregon, 1111 the tltli of
Jtilv HKVI.
S)io names us witnesses :
Ilemt likeu, of llarrisbiirg. Ore., AI
UrtJ Ward, of Vlda Ore.. Ilemt (ill
bertson.of llarrisbuig, Ore., CI. Han
sen, of Junction City, Oro.
Any and all persona claiming adverse
ly the alaive-deecrlheil lands are re-
iiiesteil lo llle their claims In Ihlsoirifc
on or iH'iore sain inn nay 01 ,iuiy, iiiki.
J. T. I HiiHiKs. IteuUtcr.
NOTICK FOR PtMILlCATION.
I'uitiil States Uind Ofllce.
Itoeebtirg, Oregon, Mav 21), ItHW.
Vj.lli'Mla l,.r.,l,v vlci, 1 1 tit I 111 mtlll.
lilianco with tile provisions of the act of
J '.,..,... f lu,,., :l 1S7K lllllil "An
act for the sale of timiier lands In the
Suites of lulllorniii, Oregon, Nevada,
nml VVii.liittt.r.iM T.trrlli.rv '' u, , t.ttiilil
to all the Public IjiiiiI States by act of
August 4, 1802,
AllltIK .1 WIIITK.
,,f 4 '.iltiii,, 1 1 rivo. (i. ,,f I.11111,. Stutn .if
Ore., has this day tiled In this office her
sworn statement Nofi23U lor tlie purchase
ot theSK HK li of Section No 22
tp'JI South, of Ifangu II W. and will oiler
piool to sliow tliat tlie laml sriugiii is
iiuir., vitliiulil., fur ita llinlM.r fir Htiini.
than for agricultural purtoscs, and to
establish her claim to said land before
J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner
at Eugene, Oregon, on Tnewlay the
mill nay 111 Aug., him.
Klin iu,iirf 11M ts'll naiita
Nathaniel W. White. William llruvvn,
Janice N Wallace, Charles l Powell, of
Cottage (trove, I.ane Co., Ore.
Any nnd all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are te
(uesttil to tile their claims in IliU otllrc
on 01 iM-foresald 18th day of Aug., HKKI.
J. T. IIuiimiks. lleglsler.
NOTICK KOII PUBLICATION.
United States latnd OIHce.
ltoseburg, Ore , Apr. 20, 100,1.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions nf the act of
Congress of June .1, 1878, entitled "An
Act for the sale of Timber IjiiiiIs In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory,,' asextended
to all the Public Ijttul States by act of
August 4, 1802, -
NATHAN K.CO.MPTON.
of Cottage Grove, Co. olivine. State of
Oregon has this day tiled in tills office
his sworn statement No. 4081 , for the pur
chase of the west half of the west half of
See No 20 Tp L-tlS.oUtungelWandwIll
offer proof lo show that the land sought
la more valuable for its timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes and to es
tablish hit claim to said land before
the Itevlsterand Receiver of this office
at ltoseburg, Oregon, on Monthly the
Z4III iay 01 Aug.. luud.
He names as witnesses:
Frank B Phillins. Frank D. Wheeler
Joseph E Young, John I) Palmer, of
uouagu move, ore.
Any ami all iiersons claiming adverse
y the above-described lands are re
t lies let! to llle their claims in this olfice
on or oeiore sam z-itn nay 01 Aug., juu.i,
J.T. iihiimiks. itegister.
NOTICK FOR 1'U PLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roeeburg, Oregon, May, 28, 1003.
Notice is hereby uiven that in coin till
ancenith the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for the tale of timber lands In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to an tne ruuiic itnti mates ny act 01
August, l(r.',
George W, Ripley,
of Iron RIver.Co. of Ilaytlelt) State of Wis
consin has this day tiled in this office hit
worn statement No. A2S3 for the pur
chase of the 8 k NK 1-4, NIC 1-4 NIC 1-4,
being lot 1. of Section No 2 Township 23
South, rt It. 8 W. and will offer proof to
anow maiinnianii eougniie more valu
able lorlte timber or stone than loraerl
cultural purposes, and to establish hit
claim to aaid land before J, J, Walton
US Commissioner at Kueene. Ore., on
Tuesday tlie 26tli day of August 1003.
110 names at witnesses :
Frank Lvon. A. B. Lvon. J. llemmlB.
of London, E. E. Johnson, of Cottage
urove, an 01 i.ane uouniy.tjro.
Any anu an pertont claiming adverse,
lv the above-dcscrltod lands are re
quested to file their claims In this office
on or ueioresaiu zm day 01 Aug. 1U03,
J.T. BitnxiKs, ReKiater,
J. J. WALTON
U, 8, Commissioner
P NEBS
Notary publle
"Walton fe IN ess
LAWYER8
Practise In State and Federal Court, Work In
U,B. Land Office. Entries made and proofs
heard.
EVQJSNB
OJIKOON
NOTICK FOR PIIHLKUTION.
Untied Stales Land tlltlcs ,
Rosehuig, Ore., Apr, 4, 11)03,
Notice Is heiehy given that In ooinpll
anco with the provisions of the ant of
Congress o( June , 1878, ctillllcd "An
Act lor the sate of TlinW Lands In Hie
Htates of California. Oregon, Nevada,
ami Washington Territory, " aa ex
tended to all the Public l.nnd Slates by
act of August 4, 1K02,
MARY L. KKHTLY.
of Kugene, Co. of I.unc, State ofOie
gon has this day Hied lu this olfh'o her
sworn statement No. 48112, for the pur
chase of tin) HW 14 Nee 31 I'p 111 H of R
ft W and will oiler pioof lo shew lhat
land sought It more valuable for Its
Umber or stone than for agileullural
puriMwiM.uiid to establish her claim to
said land before Marie L. Ware, II. S,
Commissioner at Kugene, I .anu Co. Ore.
gon, on iiirmiay tun 2iinl ilnv of June,
iiuki.
Shu names as wltnf s ses ;
Frank Davis, of Lorane. Lane Co..
Ore., Andiew J, Smith, of Kugene.
lame (., Ore,, Cliarlcs Simpson, ol
litiine, Oregon, Clair Luckey, of
Kugene, liueCo., Ore.
Any and nil persons I'liilnilug ad
versely the above-described lauds am le-
tiielel to llle their claims In this office
on or before said 23nlday of June, 11X13,
j. 1. iniiiMiKs itegifirr.
NOTICK roil PUBLICATION.
United Htati'is I .nnd Office,
ltoseburg, Oregon, May II, 11HXI,
Notice is hereby given that In oompli
anew with the provisions of the net of
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An
act for the salool timber lauds in the
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory, "asealciulrd
I1.11II the Public Ijind Slates by act ol
August 4, 1802,
CIIARLKH il. PKAKCK.
of Kugene. County of Ijine, Stale
of Oregon, has this day Hied In this offic
his sworn statement No. M37, for the
purchase of tlm iits 4, t, ll anil 12
of S.H) 2, Tp 22 South, of It 2 W. and
will offer proof to show Unit the land
sought is more valuable for Its timber
or stone than or agricultural purivoees,
anil to establish hiaclnlu. to said land
U'fore-J. J. Walton, II. S. Coinmls
sinner at Kugene, (begun, on Satur
day, the 1st day of August, 11X13.
lie names as viitni'sacs:
John 1(. Palmer, of Cottage rove,
l-niie County, Orcinui; Jerry Daiiiinon,
of ( tillage drove. Lane ., Oregon, Ma
rion Davis, Sam l,ciil, of Collage Grove,
I .line Co., Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the ulHive-di'aerllaii lands are re
iiucatcd to llle their claims in this office
on or liefoie said 1st day of August, 1003.
J. T. IIhiimus. Register.
NOIICK POR PUBLICATION.
United States lamd Office,
ltoseburg, Oregon. May 2, 1003.
Nolico is hereby given that In com
iiliance with tint provisions of tlie act of
Congress of June, 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale ol titnlwr lands In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory, as extended to
all the Public Ijind States by act of Au
gust 4, 1802,
P1IALLK WOOD,
of Kugene, Co of line, State of Ore.,
has this day tiled In tills office his' sworn
statement No. A0JV7 forthepurchahcoltha
N1, N lielng I-ots 1, 2. 3 ami 4 of Sec
No 2, in Tp 21 South, of Itangan W. and
will nirer pioof to show that the land
souuht is more valuable for Its Umber or
stonetlian for agricultural purHises, niitl
toestiilillah his claim to said land before
J. J. Walton, U 8 Commissioner at
Kugene, Oregon, on Saturday tliv llth
lav of July, 10(13.
lie uaiiiea aa witnesses i
lieoige N. Mclean, ol Waltervllte,
line (o.. Oie., Kd Tobcy, (ieorgo M.
Miller, Nal 11 In T. Wilson, of Kugene,
Lane Co, Ore.
Any mid all iersons claiming adverse
ly the alsive-descrlboil lands aro re
iiie.el lotlln their claims in this office
on or U-furesaid UHli day of July, 1003,
J. T. llHiiMigs. Itegister.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United States 1-and Offire,
ltoseburg Ore., Mar. 11, 1003.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions nf the act of
Congress of Juno 3.1878 entitled "An
act for the' sale of timber lands In the
Slates of California. -Oregon, Nevada,
ami Washington Territory," at extended
toall the Public Land Statet by act of
August 4, I80U, . "
HENRY V8CHLEEF,
of Cottage Grove, Co. of Ijine, State
of Ore., has this day Hied in thll
office his sworn statement No. 4603, for
the purchase, of the N li NK U of
Section No. 84, Townihlp 21 South, of
Range 3 West and Mill offer proof to
shovf that the land sought is more
valuable lor Its timber or sPmiu than or
agricultural purposes, ami 10 establish
hit claim to tald land Iiefore the Hog
ister and Receiver of this office at Rote
burg, Oregon, on Thursday the 23rd day
of July, 1003.
He names at witnesses:
A L Woodard. William Kimliel. D. O.
Baughman. J Q A Young, of Cottage
Grove, Ore.
Any and all persons elaimingaJ verse
ly the above-descrllied lands are re
quested (o file their claims in this office
on or U'fore tald 2Jrd day of July,, 1003,
J. T. Briihiki, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land office,
Rosehurg, Ore., Apr. 11, 1003,
Notice Is heiehy given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of Jnile 8, 1878, entitled "An
Act for the sale of Timber Lands In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," at extended
to all the Public Land htates by act of
August'!, 1802,
LEVI GEKR.
of London, Co. of Lane, State of Ore.
hat this day Hied In this office his sworn
statement No. 4010, for tho purchase of
.1,1. Qtir t OW V . I , J rl Qu V OA
Township 22 South, of Range 8 West
anu win oner prooi to snow mat, tne
land sought la mora valuable for IU
timber or ttcne than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish hit claim to
tald Una the Register and Receiver of
thla office at Roteburs. Oroeon
on Friday the 21atday of Augutt, 1009.
lie names as witnesses:
John Powell, of Cottane Grove. Lana
Co., Ore., John Overhalser, Lawrence
Moiley, William Lively, of London,
utne Co., Ore.
Any and all peitont clalmihg ad
venely the above-described lands arc
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before et id 21st day of Aug.,
ivuo.
J.T. Bmnoai, Register.
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