ISiiNiucHH CardH.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watciimakbr.
fteretrlaf at reasonable eaarrte.
All wet k M.raateed sret-eleie.
rr.te.ee, Clsekt and Jewelry t I-oweil frlcee
COTTAGE OIIOVE, OKE.
A. H. KING
Attorney? nt. Law,
gottaok. anoru, oitn,
J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy-at-Law
Ofllfe on Main meet, Wit Side
Cottaok Grove, Oru.
J. S. Medley. ' Joliimon
Medley $ Johnson,
Attorncys-itt-lnw
Office Suite Jiauk Itlilg.
BprcIM nttcntiou irlven to Mlnliij?
una corporation uiw,
L.T. rurrli. A. C. Woodcock.
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
Attorntys-at-Law
8relel attention riven to the Uw ol Minn,
KUUKNK, OKK.
BARKER & PERMAN
' rRorRiETORs or
THE EXCHANGE
PEALEItS IN FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
Malnitrtel. Collate !roe. Ore.
Half & ColwcII
Mining Engineers
U. S. Mining Surveyors
Koom 1 Hnnk Uldg, Cottage Grove.
002-603 Oregonlnn Hide, rortlnnd,
Oregon.
The First National Bank
Cottage Grovk, Orb.
Paid j j Capital, $25,000.00
Monev to loan on approved security.
Exchanges cold, available anv place
HlSSIST ElIIK,
Pmlfent,
T. C. WllKILIB,
Caihier.
Lodge Directory.
A. F. and A. M.
Cottage Grove No. 51. Meets
1st aud 3rd Saturday.
Oliver Veatch, W. M.
I. O. O. F.
Cottage Grove No. 68. Meets
every Saturday nigbt.
Geo. Comer, F. Secty.
w. o. w.
Bohemia Camp No. 260. Meets
every Saturday night.
C. H. Van Denburg, Clerk.
M. W. of A.
Cottage Grove Camp No. 6424.
Meets first and second Tuesday
nights.
C. W. Wallace, Clerk.
F. of A.
Court Bohemia Mo. 33. Meets
every Friday nigbt.
S. E. Lauder, Secty.
Women of Woodcraft.
St. Valentine Circle. Meets
1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
Mrs. C. J. Miller, Clerk.
Royal Neighbors.
Emma Colburn Camp.
Meets and and 4th Wednesday
Ethel Bisby, Clerk.
K of P
Juventus Lodge No. 48. Meets
every Wednesday nigbt.
Dr. George Wall K. ofR. S
G. A. R.
Appomatax Post No. 34. Meets
2nd and 4th Saturday.
II. C. Dutton, Adjutant.
K. O.T. M.
Cascade Camp No. 66. Meets
Thursday nights.
Prof. A. L. Briggs, Secty.
L L Hive No 48
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday
Minnie Underwood R. K.
MBA
Meets every 2nd and 4th Mondays.
S. E. Lauder, Secty.
Order Eastern Star
Cottage Grove.Cbapter No 4
Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays
Cella Lurch, Secty.
ONH LADY'S HKllOMMKND.WioKi
SOU) FIFTY 110XKS OF CHAM-
HKUI.AIN'S STOMACH AND
MVKU TAHl.KTS. '
1 havi , I believe, eohl llftv boxes of j
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tub
lets on the rccominendatic n of one lauyi
here, who first bought n box of them
about n year ago. Slio never tires ofi
lolling Iter neighbors and friends about 1
tlie cood qualities of these Tablets. 1 M
Miore, Druggist, ltoeliesler Ind. The
pleasant purgative effect ottheso Tablets
favorite with ladles every
where. For Sale by New Kra Drug
Store. f
U'linn billons take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, For Sale
by New Km Diug Store.
HASKHAI.L 1'I.AYKHS AND FOOT
IIACKKS!
tnU .1. tvnu'pr. -x-rhainnion lone
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland, writes Oct. 27th. mu "lur
ina my training of eight weeks' foot
races at Salt Ltiko City, in April last, I
used Mallard's Snow Liniment to mv
grcastostsatistaction. Therefore! recom
mend Snow Liniment to 1 who are
irotibled with sprains, bruises or rheu
matism." 3fx50c, I.O0. Sold by Mor
gan & Urehaut.
How About Your Summer Vacation.
.Newport on Yminlnn liny la tho
Ideal seaside wort of the North Pa
cific Coast. Hound ttip tickets nt
unently reduced rates, on sale iroin
all Southern Tnclllc points In Ore
iron, on and after Juno 1st. Ask
Acvnts for further Information ami a
handsomely Illustrated souvenir
booklet, or write to Kilwin Stone,
C. & 13. It. It.. Albany, Ore., or V.
U. Comnn. G. l A., S. l Co.. Port
land. CUUEO OF C11K0N1C DIAKRHOEA
AFTER TEN YEARS OF SUFFER
1NG.
"I wish to say a few words in phrase
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mrs. Mattie
Burse, of Martinsville, a. "t sutlereii
from chronic diarrhoea forten years and
during that time tried various medi
cines without obtaining any permanent
relief. Last snmmcroneol mv children
was taken with cholera morbus, and I
procured a bottle of this remedy. Only
two doses were roouircd to itive her en
tire relief. I then decided to try the
medicine myself, and did not use all of
one bottle before I was well and I have
never since been troubled with that
conplaint. One cannot say too much
in favor of that wonderful medicine."
This remedy Is for sale by New Era
Drug btore.
NOTICE FOR PL'ULICATIOX.
Department of the Interior.
Land Olllce at Itoi-ebiirjr, Oregon.
July 12. 1!HI
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
Iowlncimuieil settler lias men notice
of his intention to make tinnl proof
lu sunuort of his claim, utnl that
wiui prool win uc iniiue ueiore t. i .
Lee County Clerk at Eugene, Oregon,
on September 20. 3904. viz: William
H. Grltlln on his II. E. No. SSOI. for
the NE Sec. IW Tp 19 8., It. 1 West.
He names tneiouowinc witnesses ro
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, vli:
v. f. Mcuee. ot Fan creeK, uwe
Co.Orecon. TliomiiH Jlaloy. of Zlon.
LnneCo. Orciron. W. F. Tate, of
Zlon, Lrfineuo. urejron, v. i. urimn,
of Fall Creek, Lane Co. Oregon.
J. T. liniDGKs, Register.
THECHATTANOOGA ADVERTISING
The Chattanoova Medicine Company.
with laboratories and general olllces at
Chattanooga, iennessee. ana urancn
houses at St Ebuis, Mo., and San Fran
cisco, Cat., has become one of the largest
proprietary medicine concerns in the
worm, in megrowin ni tins great uusi
ni ss two factors have been dominant:
The merit of its products Wine of
Cardui and Thedford's Black-Draught
has been widely recogniied and the
orieinal advertising methods adopted
have excited great comment. The
publicity for these medicines does not
consist of the catch phrase and ex
travagant statement, too often employed
in advertising today, but instead the
plain story of experience with the medi
cines given in the plain language of the
pe pie themselves. The following let
ter is a fair sample of the thousands of
wine ol Uamul testimonials puoiisnea
during trie pan twenty years.
REDUCED RATES TO ST LOUIS liX.
POSITION,
The .Southern Pnciflc Co will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to at Louis anil Chicago ac
count the St Louis Exposition, on
the following dates: June 16, 17,18;
Julyl, 2, 3: August 8, !), 10: Septem
bers, 0, 7; October 'J, 4,5
doing trip must lie completed
within ten days from (lute of sale,
and pnssengerH will be permitted to
start on any day that will enable
them to reach destination within the
ten days limit. Return limit ninety
days, but not later than Dec 31st,
11)04.
For full Information as to rates
and routes call on Agent So Pnciflc
Co at Cottage Grore, Oregon.
Note June 7th has been author
ized as a sale (late for Louisiana
Purchase Exposition tickets, in nil
dlllon to sale dates invvluiiKly an
nouueed for June. This will enable
purchasers of tickets to Is at the Ex
position on Oregon Duj June 13th.
I5E WISE
At $1. a year
No Investor enn afford to le
without the
Journal for Investors
Any one oMts feature is alone worth
the price of subscription.
It will a e you lmutlreds 0f dollars
every year.
Its cbaractor has never been Impugned,
JOURNAL FOR INVESTORS CO.
Room 0, Chamber of Commerce, Huston,
Address letters to J. O. Box 2317.
F.J. Poduska
Assaycr & CIicmiNt
Mines Examined,
Valued, Surveyed or
Reported oik
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
IN ALFALFA LAND.
The 1tr llnrrr.t unit It. Mnehln.rr.
The Knnihrr nt Ctlnn.
It Is beat not to cut n crop of alfalfa j
liny the tlrst season, but to allow the
Held to get well started for the next
year. However, under favorable clr
cunistnnces one or even two or three
crop" '' 1,0 obtained the first year. ,
After the first year the number of cut- j
tings depends upon the length of the
season and the altitude. A. 8. Hitch
cock, ngrostologlst In charge of grass
anil forage plant Investigations, anys
of this crop ns grown In the northwest-
cm states that nt the higher altitudes
or latitude not more than two cuttings
may be possible In the upier San
Joaiiuln valley. In Canfomla, live or six
cuttings are usually obtnlned. In the
Ivelook valley. Nebraska, where larg"
quantities of nl fulfil are grown, three
cuttings are rande. with n yield of live
to seven ton.
Alfalfa hay Is prepared In the man
ner usual for hay crops, but the opera
tion are modified somewhat by climat
ic conditions. Concerning methods In
the dry regions of the northwest Mr.
Hitchcock says: One man with a team
may mow about fifteen acres a day.
The alfalfa 1 usually raked within a
few hours after mowing, thrown Into
bunches by hand and stacked as soon
as convenient. If the hay Is allowed to
remain too long In the swath or wind
row, too much loss of foliage occurs In
stacking on account of the dryncR. of
the air.
The hay Is usually stacked by ma
chinery. If the stack Is made In the
Held, sweep or bull rakes are occasion
ally used for hauling the bunches to
the stack, but these Implements have
the serious objection of shattering the
leave, causing corresponding loss of
valuable fodder. For this reason the
bunches are usually loaded by hand on
wagons provided with hayracks. At
the stack the hay Is unloaded from the
wagons by horsepower, the machine
used for this purpose being called a
starker or hay derrick.
The most common type of stacker
throughout the northwest Is some mod
ification of the pole, or mast and Ikxmii.
stnrker. This Is essentially n derrick
with pulleys and a hayfork, by which
several hundred pounds of hay can be
lifted from a wagon and deposited upon
the stark. The stackers are generallj
homeriade. The derrick may be sup
hilil)lunilj4i
COUUO.H TTPE or B1TBACK
ported by a heavy framework or maj
consist of poles held In place by gn
ropes. The hay Is usually lifted by
means of a fork, but nets are In com
mon use In some localities. The mosl
common style of fork I that known as
the Jacksou fork. or. outside of Callfor
nln. ns the California fork. For alfalfa
the fork usually has four tines, but for
grass hay five or six tines. Hy mean
of a small rope the operator upon the
wagon can dump the fork load of liay
upon the stack at any desired point.
One or two horses attached to the
lifting rope, or cable, furnish the power
to lift the load. The load on the fork
Is swung over the stuck by sllghtl)
leaning the derrick toward the stack
The fork then swings by Its own
weight The empty fork Is drawn bacl.
to the wagon by means of the dump
rope. Sometimes the load Is anuii;
over the stack by hand. Anrrther fori:
of fork occasionally seen It the bar
noon fork. Instead of the fork there in
sometimes used a net. also culled n
sling or hammock. Three or four or
these are placed at Intervals In the hay
as It is being loaded. At the stuck
the nets full of hay nre lifted from the
wagon to the stack by means nf dei
ricks.
Another form of stacker which h;i
proved very satisfactory Is the cnbl'
derrick. Forks or nets may be us
with this style. In eastern Colorud
nnd parts of Wyoming an Improve
stacker Is In common use.
The bunche may be brought to tl
stacker with horse sweeps, but the di
tnnce must not be great or there wll
be too much loss of leaves. Hence tin
stacks nre smaller thnu when tin
bunches are brought by wagon.
The stacks of alfalfa are commonly
made nliout twenty-five feet wide nn I
high und, as long ns convenient, often
100 or more fet
The total vnlue of cotton exported
from the Culted States In 10O.'l wns
StlMK.on. Why not manufacture
nls nt home nnd ship out the finished
produrl?
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A Magazine of Cleverness
Magazines should have a well-defined purpose.
Genuine entertainment amusement and mental recreation are the
motives of The Smart Set, the
Most SUcccssf'1!
Its Novels (a complete one iu
brilliant authors of both hemispheres.
Its short Stories are matchless clean anil lullol human Interest.
Its jokes, witticisms, sketches, etc., are admittedly the most
mirth-provoking,
lOO Pages Deliglitful Reading
No pases are xvastcd on cheap illustrations, editorial vaporings or
wearying essays and idle discussions.
Every page will interest, charm ami refresh you.
Subscribe now $2.50 per year. Remit in cheque, P. O. or Ex
press older, or registered letter to
'Avenue, New York.
N. B, Sample Copy Sent Free
"newly HATCHED CHICKS.
llnr.t nmt Soft I'umla Klinlljr Unuit
It rrnp.rlr ContnnnHilrtt.
11 mailers noi wneuier chicks nrv
.Ur.nl on ban! or soft food Ho, h are
ciually good and satisfactory, provided
they are properly compounded and the
soft food not made wet and sloppy,
writes 11, K. Moss In Reliable Poultry
Journal. The same material that would ,
It matter not whether chick are
succeed If fed dry will If ground and now on lllo with the City Recorder of
.lightly moistened with skim milk ccr-M nix. One ol said nm .is o bo
talnly servo tbo same purpose and l;;!,XJ." Swop pipe 1 il. 21
the advantage ot being already ground, m,,1M ,nllllH,u,r. 0ne ol said mains
therefore being iptlckor assimilated by (t) , IOnt "SOU foot to bo con
the chick and enabling It to make a structed ot earthenware sower iIhi
more rapid growth. t II) to IS Inches In diameter and ouoof
Tho objections ninny hold against said mains to be ISO foot In length
ground food for chicks will be found on const ructod of Inch sower pipe.
Investigation to rest upon failures. Wl l'0-bo forono or inoro ol .sa d
canseVelthcr by the use of un.ultabl.
material or the sloppy condition In o-, ,,or cct f Ills bid and each bid
which It Is fed. The tlrst feed for imiMt )k, accompanied by a certified
chicks should consist of stale bread 1 cluvk ot SUK). to tin iiniucdlntcl.v re-
crumb. soaked In skim milk amp
.uuected dry. and for the tlrst two
days nothing else should be fed. This,
cleanses the entire alimentary tract and !
prepares the digestive organs for active
ami perfect work. The feed for tho!
first ten day. should bo higher In heat
and fat forming material than for the
later growing period. A ratio of 1.8
will bo found the most satisfactory for
enrlv hatched chicks. Few farms fur-
nlsh as great a variety of grain and
i- i .ii.i ....i r il,
i uoiutiaii flip ttiid
",m" '
The principal ones mlct are cracked
coni. broken wheat, the various mil-
let seeds, cracked Knltlr com. milieu
oats or groats and stalo breadcrumbs.
Holled oats can also be used, but not
too freely, as they swell in the crop.
Cracked com and wheat should make
lip half tho feed nnd the other half Iio
nn assortment of the other seeds.
The chicks should be kept l)Uy
scratching for their feed, and If It be
scattered In chalt they will dig It out
and caln by tho exercise.
The chicks should never be fed all
their crops will hold. Utile nnd often
keep up n steady supply, and while
their crops are perhaps never more
thnu half filled they are finding all they
need and as fast as It Is being digested.
After they arc two weeks old I pre
fer to keep constantly before them
either such n proper mixture of various
grains as Is found In the best prepared
chick foods on the market or furnish
the full assortment of grains and seeds!
In'separato hopiers and. In uuultlou.
one containing a constant supply of
beef scraps. If they are educated to
this method from the start, they will
practically balance their own ration.
This applies only to chicks that are to
be raised to maturity.
ronllrr Note.
The demand for turkeys always ex
ceeds the .upply.
Incubators should be watched If best
-results are axpected.
Let geese go to grass and they will
be practically self sustaining.
Fertile eggs do not keep as well as
those produced by an unmated hen.
Old bens and tough roosters make
good chicken salad during the picnic
Mason.
LIVER
TROUBLES
"iandTh.dtord'l Mmck-Drmaikt
.food tnedleia. for llT.r dtMM.
It nnd mjr ron srur h. hid apt nt
tlOS with doctors. It Is. 11 tb. md
leioo I Ui.." UBS. CAROLINE
MARTIN. Pmrker.burr. W. Vfc
If your liver does not act reg
ularly go to your druggist and
secure a package of Thedford's
IJIack-Draught and taka a dose
tonight. This great family
medicine frees the comtipated
bowels, stirs up the torpid liter
and causes a Deal icy secretion
of bile.
Thedford's Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im
purities and strengthen the kid
neys. A torpid liver invites
colds, biliousness, chills and
fever and all manner of sick
ness and contagion. Weak kid
neys result in liright'i disease
which claims as many victims
as comumption. A 2.Vcent
fackage of Thedford's Dlack
Iraught should always be kept
in the hone.
"I ur.d Thedford's Bl.ck
Drsosht for lirer .nd kldn.7 com-
fil.lnt. .nd found nothing to eic.l
t." WILLIAM COFFMAN, H.r
bleheid, 111.
THEBF0RIT5
v01t
CI 1 K KFT LI.Y KF.COM M KN D
HIIKL'MATISM.
O. O. Iligbee. Danville, Ills, writes,
Dec '1, 1U01 . "About two years ago I
was laid un for four months with rheu
matism. I tried Ilallard's Snow I.Inl
men I ; One bottle cured inc. I can 1
recommend it to all suffering from likes
affliction." 25c, B0c, $1.00. Sold by
Morgan & Urehaut.
of Mufiui"nes
each number) are by the most
.me Smart 8CV, 40 lHJlll
on Application.
e
PRAdCHT lit
i mm I V
.
NOTIClJ TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposal for bids tor sower con
struction.
Vol li-( In hiMvhv urlven that oil and
. ., .,;. . , i,,i null
"M of itt
Coltuv ir0ve, will twelve sealed
1i1))h for. ,ni, construction of and
tiirnlshlug material for three sewer
miilns tor the City of Cottngo tlrovo
according to plans and Hpeclllcatloiis
turned Incase bid I. notaccoptod. The
Council reserves tho right to reject
any and all bids. -nt
' 1 ;
1
I &XCURSI0N RATES TO VAQUINA
HAY.
. nil i...,., iMt ,i. southern Pacllle
q0 resume sale of excursion
tickets to Newport and Yailltllia
Hay. Hoth season and Saturday to
l, ,i,l, iv tickets will 1h sold. I Ills
poiiii ar resort Is growing In ItiMir
year, hotel rates are tviisotiable
j;J "T'lll", 'Mttt$
tH,,i, i,v anv other resort on the Pa-
Knv Coast.
V E Ooman,
General Passenger Agent
- - -
1 I.IMAIIC I UKl.f.
f iilu iilt,u-o of climatic enndltloiis
, in tho curt- of oiitisuiniition ih very niui-li
oyoidrami. The. pour patient, and tho
'rich patient, too. can no inucn iK'iicr in
Home uy proper aiieiiuou iu usxi ingi-s
linn, nnd a reeiihir use of licrniilll
Syrup. Kite oxpcctoiation in tho
innriiini? is iniide certain bv Oerinail
Svrup, s is a good night's rest and tho
silence ol inai wcaKciuug coiign nim
debilllaliug night Bneiits. licet lent
nmhts and the exhuiistion due to
i-onghing, the greatest danger mid dreud
of tlioconsumptive, can be prcventiil or
stopiK-d bv taking tiermiin Syrup liber
ally and regularly. Should von beadle
toiiotoa vturmer clime, yon Mill Hud
.,f tlt.i I iwlllml ml 111 li1limilllllllVIll
tlll,rl, ,lc ft,H. W1U , iH.,.tle(l iiiiJ
regain strength are thone ho use lier-
man Syrup. Trial bottles, '.'7c ; tegular
size, 75c. At all druggists, tiarnuin A.
llemenwav Co.
Gladness Comes
With rt better understanding" of tho
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before propercf
forta gentle efforts plcaxantcnorU
rightly directed. There la comfort In
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not duo to any actual dis
ease, but simply tu a constipated condi
tion ot the system, which the pleasant
, family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That la why it la the only
remedy with mllllonsuf families, and Is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Ita beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that It Is the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without debilitating' the
organs on which It acts. It Is therefore
alfimportant, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to nolo when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
, all reputable druggisU.
i If In the enjoyment of good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
' other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, lint if In need of a laxative,
one should have tho best, and with the
I well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
' Figs stands highest and U most largely
useu andglvesmosi general saiisiacuoa
Cream Vermifuge
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
KWASC OP IMITATIONS,
THE OINUINC esCSAD ONLY .V
' Ballard-Snow Liniment Co.
I ST, LOUIS, MO.
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
ForfS?,:
toNHDSir-rioN
Met
iviiiM .nn
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Monty back If It falls. Trlsl OottlM fr...
CIlAMIIKItl.AIN'H COLIC, CIIOI.ICHA
AND DIAKKHOKA ItKMKDV.
This remedy is certain to lie needed in
almost every home before the summer
is over. It can ul ways be depended up
on even iu the most severe and danger
ous cases. It is especially valuable for
Humuicr disorders in children. It is
pleasant to take and nover falls to glvo
prompt relief. Why not buy it now? It
may rave. life. For sale by New Kra
Drug Store.
Legal Blank fit the
BOIIH.MIA NUOGICT
NOT10K 1'Olt I'UIII.ICATICJN.
United States Uind offlco,
Hosebuig, Ore., May 21, HUH.
Notice la heiobv given thai Incom
pliance with tho piovlslous of the artnl
Congtossof Juno 8, 1H78, entlllwl "An
Art fur the sale of TlinlK-r l.imds In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Wiiahlligluu Terriloiy," asexleiHleil
to all the, Public l.iuul Stalei by net ol
August 4, IBM,
Wll.MAM McUI'lIKN,
ot Collage (Irnvo. Co. ol liiine, Htato of
Oregon has this (lay llltxl in tiiisouico on
January tilth, HHU. his sworn itateinent
No. 4iS3 (or the purchase ol the NH 4
ol Sco No. In Township HI Houlh.
ol Itango 2 West and will oflir proof
to snow mat ino iuiiii sougiu is
....1ii..1,i.i r.ir (t ilmUir nr Rlnna than
for iiKrlcuUiit I puriKwet, and tu estab-
HsU HIS eiailll iu Slim iuiiii m-niii' iiiv
Ueglstor and llecclvor ot tnis oitico
ill ItJi-ebiirg, Oregon, on iTlilay
the'.'illliday ol August, 1VUI.
He names as witnesses:
Herman 1" Dow. deoigo W Mrtlueen,
Joseph Polls, Herbert Kakln, ol Col
tago Orove, (lie.
Any and all poisons claiming ml
vcrsely the nbove-descilbed lands ate
rciiuealed to lllo their claim; in this
oflico on or before said .'Othdayol Aug.
UHM. . ,
J.T. llitlpuxs, llrgitler.
NOT1CK KOU l'UllIill'ATION.
United States Uud (lfllce,
Hosebuig, the., Juno lllth HK)I.
v,iil,-,,! liiirnliv l-U-iiii that Ineonilill
unco w ith tlio provisions of tho Act of
Congress ol June. i, mm, c ien - aii
net for the sale of timber lands In the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada
.,,,1 U'iniliitiiffiiitTiirrili!tv., iisextoniled
tn all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, lMtt!.
cauuii: IIIIANI.
1 1 r l ui
ol lounge iiruui i uniii in ii i ,,i.
of Oregon, bus this day lllo I In this
dlllco her sworn statement No. ltfcKB for
the pu chane of the NW 1 ol
NV 'I of Section No. III. Twii. '.11
Kiinth. of Itainte 2 West and will offer
proof to show thai the hind nought is
more valuable for Its tlinlrcr or slono
than for agricultural purixmos, and to
cfUilillrli her claim to suitl laud before
.1. .1. Wiiltiui IT. S. Ciimmlssloner at his
otllco at Kugene, Ore., on Monday Iho
(ith day ol Soploiniier, iwii,
Shoiiames as wiltii'Mcs:
Sitiiciii It. Ilraud nf Collage llrovo.
Have llaker, Frank V ilon, Andrew
I, limb all ol iKiieua.all uf Lane County,
Oregon.
Aii mid all pciMiiistlaiiiinigudverw'ly
the nisivedeserilH! land" aie miuesled
to tile their claim in tins otllco till ot
Iwlore said ftth day of Septi inU'r IIHH.
J. T. HiiIIhus, Heiii'ler.
Noricr. ion pi'iilication.
t'nited Stiites IjiihI Olllce.
llosebiirg, Oregon, May IU, IIHH.
Notice is hereby given that (11 com
pluincu with tiie provisions of tint act ol
i'oiiLTc nl Jiinell. IK7rt. eulitlol "An
act (or the sale of limber lands Iu the
Mines ol Culllorilia, Oregon, Nevailit.
and WahingtonTrritorv,"usexlcniliil
to all the Public I-ind States by act ol
August -I, IMC.',
MIIS. ANSA llfltKK
ol like Nebugenion, Couiity ol Douglas.
State of Wisconsin, hu this day tiled in
this olllco her sworiistaleinenlNo IHIV1
for the purchasuof theSW ot See No 2tl
tp'.'l South, of Itiinge 4 W. and will offer
' prool to show that the land nought Is
more valuahlu for its tlmlcr or stone
1 than for agricultural purMncs, and lo
estalilisli tier claim tu said laud ueiore
the lteglatcr and Ilecelver ot this olllru '
at ItOAchurg, Oregon, on Wednesday thu
17th day ol August, HK)I. 1
She names as witnesses .
Herman Dow. Orortre Kndrrrr.
Charles I, Powell, Oeorgo W .MKJiiien,
all of Cottage Grove, Oregon.'
Any and all pcrnoin clniiiilng adurse
lythe altove-ilt'Acribed land are re
iicsteit lo lile their claims in thin office
011 01 lieforusuid 17th day of Aug., IIHH.
J. T. Hkiikiks. Itegister.
NOTICE FOlt I'UIILIOATION.
United SUtcs Lsnd Oflico,
Kosuburg, Ore, June 17, IWI.
Notice is hereby given that In com
nliance with the provisions of the Acl
ol Congress ol Junutf. 1878. entitled "An
act for the sale of Timber lands in the
slates of California, Oreuon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," as extended to
nil the nubile land states bv acl of An
gust 4, IbO'.', Oscar U. Page, of MaU-1,
County of I.ane, Statu of Oregon,
has this (lav tiled in this office his sworn
statement No. tlKW (or the purrliaseol
theS'4 S'u, of Section No. 4, Town-
snip I'll Soutb, ol Itange. west and will
offer iiiool 10 show that the laud snuifht
is mere valuable for its tiliilier or sUme
than fur agricultural purpOHcs, and to
etalillsli hlit claim tu said land before!
J, Walton. I'. S. Commissioner al F.11
gene, Oregon, on Hiilav the lllli day ol
a iiiumiwr, iuui.
lie iiiiiiich s witnesses:
tr. U V tf II.. U' II. .Hi...
wniuin ... a,iiiiii 1 v. v, ui iu ,, . iiiihuii .
David Muriihy, nil of F.iigcne, anil
Miini-ey oiiliird ol Mabel, all of Ijanu
Co, Oregon
A ill1 mill nil tiiTumiH clnlnilnir ail
versely the iibove-dewrilied lauds are re-
ipiesli-d to file their claim iu this olllce
on or ueiore hum ihii nay 01 nept., luui
J. T. Hkiikiks Hegirler.
2II3.I
NOTICi: FOll PUHLICATION.
United States Land Ollllco,
Uoschurg. Ore.. July lsl.ttHH
Notice ih hereby given that In compli
ance .with the provisions nf the act of
CongrcsHof June 3, 1878, entitled "An
Act lor the sale of Timber I-awlx in the
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
und Washington Territory," as ex
tended to ull the Public luid States by
uct 01 August 4, 1L1I-',
KM MA 8TAPLKS.
of Kiiucno. Co. of Lane. Statu olOrii
gou as this day filed in this oinco her
sworn statement wo, ujiw, lorluoiiur
chiiHc of the W of NW U ui Sea Nolll
In I'p No 111 S Itiinge No 2 West,
and will offer prool to uliow that
the land souglit is more vuluaiilo lor Its
tlmlier or stone than for agricultural
purpose, auilto eHtahlish her claim to
Hiiiil land befoiu J.J Walton -U. S.
Commissioner lit Ills olllce at hugeiie,
I.iuiu Co. Oregon, 011 oatiirday me Zlth
duy of Hep'- If)''
Hlio iinmeH as wiinuiises:
Charles Ogden, of Creswcll, Thomaa
Mahor.S. 1) Allen, William Miller, nil
of Kugene, Ore.
Any anil nil persons claiming adversely
the above described lauds are run nested
lo lllo their claims in this oflico on or
before snld 21 day of September 1001,
J. T. llmiMjicH, ItenlHler.
CllOUI'.
Is a violent iiillammatlonof tho mem
brane of tho wind plpo, which some
times extends to thu larynx and bron
chial tubes! uud Ih one. of the most
dangerous diseascsiT children. Italmost
always, comes on In thu niuht, (Jivo
frequent dotes of Ilallard's llorchound
Syrup and apply Iliillurd's Snow Llul
mcnt externally to the throat. 25c, 60c
$.100, For Sale by Morgan fi Urehaut,
OREGON
SlIOip LINE
AND UNION PACIFIC
Tlirre Tr.ilns To The Hasl Dally.
iri...i...l. Iinlliiniii uliiiiiliinl .ml tnnr-
iiii(,k .i ......
i.i mI.,.iiiIii, iiir. ilintv iii Oiiiiilnt. Chi
cago. Hpokano; 1 1st "hoping er.
daily to Minnas vjiiv : iiiuingii i ounun,
i,..t.iat mIii.ih mv chim t nm miniillv Cllll-
dui'leil) weekly tuChlrngn, KannasCltv:
itvlltilng ciiaireiiis iseiiis lite; in iniv
Kilst daily.
70
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St. I'aiil
Tim it SciiKiiui.Ks
from I'iiiIIiiiiiI
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Ft. Win III, Oiniilia,
Si'.'n p.m.
Kansas Cltv. SI
lrfiiils,(!hii'iigii and
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Suit Luke, Denver,
Ft. Woith, Oiniihii,
7:IA.m
Kansas City, St.
l.oul, Chicago mid
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Kast.
OCEAN AMI HIVEIl SCHEDULE
For Sun Francisco Kvtry live day s
nt 8:(Xi p-111. For Antnrlu, way points
mid Niirlb Uracil Dally (except Sun
tit y J at H :IH1 p. m. ; Saturday nt 10:00 p.
111. Pally service (water permitting) on
Willamette and Van hill Itlvrrs,
For fuller Information nk or writo
your nearest ticket agent, or
A. L. CRAIG,
(ieurral Pussenger Agent.
ThrOirgiiii Hiiilrosd A Navagatloit
Co. Portland, Oregon.
ASK TDK AilKWl r'.IU
VIA
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Sjinkaiie, St. 1'itul,
Mlmirajiuli, Duluth,
Chicago, St l.ouin
AND AM. I-OINTS HAST AND SOUTH
0 Overland Trains Daily Tbi Fljir O
d ind Tfaa Ful Hill Ci
Splendid Service
Up to date Equipment
Courteous Employes
Dtyllgat Trip across thi Cascadi tad
Rocky Mountains.
I'or TIcketH, lliiteH, Folilera nnd
I'iiII Information, Cull on or nildri sM,
II. DICKSON. C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore;
S. (J. YKItKKS., (). W. P. A.
(12 Klnl ATtnii., Kf.lllc .ih.
0. A S. E.R R
Tim. Table No, 2
To Take Eflrtl on Air. 2ml, 1901.
Kail, Pound
K0.I-N0 J
3 AM, 1 1 Hull, lily. . IV, Hound
land 2 Dally Kx-ih-i
Hllliday, No 2-No
I'.M.-A.M. Ml
2:30 7:3H 11 1
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