IN
.n ' T - I NOTICE l'OK 1 U 1 1 1 IC AT 1 0 N . V
H. C. MADSEN,
WATCHMAKItK.
I(lrltig t ree .enable e nsrgei.
All werk rBtee.l Srst-elses.
Welshes, 01 eeks en,l Jew eirr i w" ""
COT FA OK OHOVK, ORE.
A. H. KING
Attorney at Law,-
co tta on. nit o ri:, o it n. j
T. E. YOUNG I
Atiomcy-al-Law
Ofllee on Main street, Wt Nile
CoTTACH GROVK, OKU
j.S. Medley. J.C. Johnson
Medley $ John son,
Attorneyn-nt-Iuw j
oftec suite :i liitnk nuta-
Special nttciitlon clvon to MIuIiik ,
iiiul Corporation Law.
L.T. Itsrrli.
A. C. Woodcoek.
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
Attorncys-at-Lair
ftpteUl atltntren el, en to the lw ef Minn
EUGENE, ore.
BARKER & PERMAN
rRorniETORs ok
THE EXCHANGE -"ez
PEALKliS IS FINE
WINES, UQUORS, CIGARS.
Mslnitreet. o.ittsse rTr, Ore.
Ilnff & Colwcll
Mining Enslnccrs
U. S. Mineral Surveyors
lloom 1 Rank Ulilff, Cottngn GroT.
002-603 Orcjronlan Hide, Portland.
Oregon.
The First National Bank ! S
-0F-
COTTAGK GROVK, OrH.
Paid j p Capital, $25,000.00
Money to -loan on approved security.
Exchanges sold, available any place
11 theUnited States
IUbbiktEikih,
President,
T. C Ti"MIE,
Cashier.
Lodge Directory.
A. F. and A. M.
Cottage Grove No. 51. Meets
1st aud 3rd Saturday.
Oliver Veatch, V. M.
" I. O. O. F.
CottaRe Grove No. 68. Meets
every Saturday night.
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 third Tuesday
nights.
C. W. Wallace, Clerk.
F. Of A.
Court Bohemia Mo. 33. Meets
every Friday night.
S. E. Lauder, Secty.
Women of Woodcraft.
St. Valentine Circle. Meets
ist and 3td Tuesdays.
Mrs. C.J. Miller, Clerk.
Royal Neighbors.
Emma Colbttrn Camp.
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday.
Ethel Bisby, Clerk.
K of P
Juventus Lodge No. 48. Meets
every Wednesday night.
Dr. George Wall K. of R. S
G. A. R.
Appomatax I'o.st Nc. 34. Meets
snd and 4th Saturday.
H. C. Dutlon, Adjutant.
K. O.T. M.
Ccscade Camp No. 66, Meets
Thursiday nightr,.
Prof, A. L. HrigRS, Secty.
L L Hive No 42
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday
Mrs. li. Fullmer. R. K.
MBA
.Meets very 2nd and 4th Mondays.
S. R. Lauder.-Secty.
Order Eastern Star
fl&HCottnEe GrpveJChapter No 4
JMeetB every 2nd and 4th Fridays
Celia Lurch , Secty.
100 Pirst Street
Portland, Oregon.
Manufacturers ol
Self Contained
Wood Frame
and Sectional
STAMP MILLS
Ore Feeders. Rock Crushers,
Steam Scrapers, Train ways etc.
DliAI.URS IN
Kngines,
Boilers,
Pumps,
Hoists,
Water wheels
AIR COMPRESSORS
AIR ami ELECTRIC DRILLS,
HAND DRILLS.
A Complete line of Mine and Mill
Supplies.
catalogue. Plans and Prices on
application to
fiaininond lUffi go.
100 First Street.
Portland, Oregon.
How Aboul Your Summer Vacatioi.
Newport on Yniiulna Bny Is the
Ideal seaside resort of tin Nortli Pn
elfic Coast. Round trip ticket at
sreatlv reduced rates on sale from
mi auiitiKiM .iv.iiv , -
"on on and nfter Juno 1st. As
1.:t. for further Information and a
. 1 1 tu...,t-.. rwl ortiivotiir n
hooklet. or" write to Ldwln
Stone.
C. A; K. it. It.. Albany, Ore.,
K. Couian. G. f. A., S. V. Co.
laud.
or V.
, l'ort-
IN PRAISE OF CHAMllEULAIX'S
COLIC AND DIARRHOEA Iie-
MEDY.
AlUw me to give you a few words
in praUe of Chamberlain's Coiic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," fj.iv
Mr. John Hamlett. of EjI PawTexM
and cot ail kimla of medicine without
... ir.r ...l.a.. ... frlni.il Mr
gelling anv rem?.. wii ...v..,
C. Johnson a merchant here, adviseil
me to take tins remeny. Aiier ntkiiw
one dos-e I felt greatly relieved and
when I had .aken the third !oe was
e.ilirelr cured. I thank you from the
lxittom of uiy heart for pnttiiiK tl.i
treat remedv'in thehandsi of mankind.
For sale by New Era Drug Store.
NOTICE FOR PUIILICATION.
Department of the Interior.
' Lund Oilice at Roebur, Oregon.
July 1-. 1!HU
Notice is hereby silven that the fol-
lowlnfi-niuned KJttler hus tiled notice i
of hi intent on , to maKe iiim , ... ,
,n. ' i?..?' :.,,"m. t.'r4,
'leCountvClvrk at Eugene, Oregon,
i on "September 23, 1904, viz: William
! H. Grlllin on lil II E. No. vSlil. for I
the NE Yt Sec. :'A Tp P. .! J
He iinmeH inuiouuw in. .mf-vn ...
prove lilKCOiitlnuoiiH rr,ldenco uponl
"".V.,-V,"V.",V"" " ; I r:.i. I nm.
. r . ...cue--, ... ' .v,
Co. Oregon, Thomas .Maloy, of Ion.
LnueCo. Oregon, W. F. Tate, of
SCIon, Lane Co. Oregon, V. G. Grlllin,
of Fall Creek, Lime Co. Oregon.
J. T. UiiinriKH, Heglster.
Til F CHATTANOOGA ADVERTISING
1"r'v" .. ,, ,
,T1.VS
Chattanooga, Tennese, and branch'
ynoi.uituvi.Bi
houses at Bt JX11II8, .HO., anil i-ltli rn.ii-
citco. Cal.. has become one A the largest
nronrietarV medicine concerns in the'
world. In" tlieurOM tb of this great buai-
nres two factors have been dominant: .
The merit of its prwlucts me of
Cardni and Thedford's Ulack-Draiight-
have excited great eomii.ent. The!
publicity for these medicines does not ,
consist of the catch phrnto anil ex-i
iravagaui siaieiiiwi.i, w ,ii,-u v-uiiwj m j
i I.'n.t lui , llulflV llllt itlHtr'llll tllH
1.1 nuiciuciHh
plain story of experience with the mem-
eines given In the plain ,
pe pie themselves. H e fi Hotting let-
terisa fair samp e ol the tiiousanus 01
Wine of Cardni estimonials publishetl
. .'.:..-".' , .,., I
A11SCESS.
V. II. Harrison. Cleveland. Miss.,
writes. Aim. 15. 1002: "I want to say
a wont of praise for lliilleid's Sntiv
Liniment I stepped mi a nail, which
caused the cords in mo leg tu contract
and an abscess to rire in my kii .-, ami
tin doctor told mo that I would have a
still leg, soone nay l weni in J. r.
Lord's drug store (who Is in Denver,
Colo), lie recommended a bottle of
Snow Liniment ; I got a r,0o size, and it
cured my leg, It is the best liniment
in the world.
AJICEsSES, with few exceptions, are
Indicative of constipation or debility.
They may, however, result fiom blows
tr fi-nm tini.lc.ii limlli.U. i III 1 .11 1 111'.'.! illtll
the skin of liili, such as splinters,
thorns, etc. Sold by Moigan anil llre
liant. J ilULll.ll 1143 I.IH ...
S Nothing can, ever surpass it.
gS
ForC
ONSUMITIO.V p.lc.
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : I.une Troubles.
Money back If It fall. Trial Dottles free.
A GIRL'S HEROISM.
II rtrqiilrrd Cournse to MnUc Ihe
MicrlUee l.e Did.
A girl stood one day In the waiting
room of nn olllee In London. She liud
come in answer iU .... ....v.,...
apply for a kecretary a pot ami wu
-Itltir tiot Initirvtlnil. Sill IlMHltXl
the position, and she wait oil anxiously.
Presently she was called Into the of
1 f., mill (ha Infprvtaw was sntlMfncto
ry, but she was naked to watt, as there
was another applicant to be Inter-
1 viewed. She went Into- an adjoln'jig '
I room, and through the open door
saw a sma 1. pale woman, ne xousi,
answering the mies Ions put to her.
nud could hear the pitiful story of her
husbaud'a dentil, the small children
dependent upon her and her need of
work. The woinffn was told, however.
that her bervlces could uot be accepted.
na annthpr tiArunn ltnil nlrpailv aimtieil
and had Just received St promise of the
position.
The girl listening In the next room
had hanlly understood what was go
ing on. but nt this point her heart
bounded with Joy as she realized that
she was the accepted person. The next
uioment she saw despair written on
the face of the widow and perceived
suddenly what this failure meant tn
her. "I can-t do It: 1 can't take It from
her." she murmured. And without
stonnlmr a moment to consider she
,VBkcu qUCuij- hack to the other room
. ,d BCt. ,0 tlle employer: "I
consltleration
I find the position you offer would not
suit mc. Good morning.' And she
left the office without another word.
OIL PIPE LINES.
1r Which u.e t.nB
Tul. Arc Clean,.!
The long pipes that carry crude pe
troleum from the oil wells to the re
fineries many miles distant are clean
ed by an Ingenious device. A writer
In th Omaha Dallv Ree describes It:
I ,As t"0,0" through these un-
i derground conduits some of the par-
'ndiii In the fluid incrusts the sides of
'0 pipes and proves a serious bin-
drance to the free passago or the cur-
ran
Tho device that Is used to remedy
this evil Is a knife about two feet In
rpn!T,, .,, Bi,arr, edue. constructe.1
ike tue thread of n screw; lndewl. tho
r.Ini..ns i ,ul'o headless screw.
slichtly smaller than
When Uie thickness of the crust of
paratlin renders a cleansing necessary
this Instrument Is Inserted in the pipe
m ,iie on ueius. inu iiibmui.- ui .
... .. . .,nna .mc. P.l .nt-nll-.
HirUUUl Ul Ull UIH.-3 I. mniuiii, ,w...
. rapidly as It hurries along and
scrnpng the channel clean.
', ,, nmi PiMnses in
- , 7 , ...,.
this manner throughout Its whole
imimnv nml dnnllv drons from tho
pipe In the midst of tho vast stream
of petroleum that empties Into the re
ceiving tanks. Its edges nn duller
than when It bet out on Its Journey,
but othcrwiso It Is In perfect condition.
It Is at onco shipped back to the oil
wells, whero It Is sharpened and laid
away until 1U services are again
needed.
The Smart Set
A ftlajfiiKiiie oi' Cleverness
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Most SJ'ess,11 1 AI.Uuzinc.s
Its jYovcls (a complete one iueach number) ate by the most
brilliant authors of both hemispheres.
Its .sltOft .stories ate matchless clean and full of human interest.
Its jokes, wittici.sm.f, .sketches, etc., are admittedly the moht
mirth-provoking.
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A Smooth Tootcr.
A 1111111 enine to the Htore nm day.
And to the drugiHt he did uy.
My fivt nine nil eovereil with corns.
Are tmw n muootli hh a yearling
horn..
IV Top Km All Corn Snlvi for null
1 Uoi'Kiui llrolmut.
NEULKCTKH COLDS.
r.very part of the inucoiu membrane,
tin noe, throat ears, head and lungs,
etc., are subjected to dgae and blight
I'.J
m w, Akt,mirifk,
v.lkvMills. rojtis. writes: "I have
1Hft 'ltteart'f Ilorekotiiid Syrup for
mlk ,) throat troubles; it in a
plenrant and ellectlve reinedv." For
,UM by SIorin anil llrehaiit. )
RCUUCbl) UATUS TO ST LOUIS UX
POSITION. The Southern Pacific Co will bell
round trip tlcketx lit greatly reduced
rale to. t l.onln and Chicago ne
ciuiiit the :it Louis Expiixltimi. on
the following ilntvx: June PS. 17,1s;
Julv 1. L'. :i: August S, 11. 10: Septetu-
lter .i. li, 7; October :s,
lining trip nillMt be completml
within ten iIiivh from date of Hale,
IIUIl pnnsciim-'. n Mil. .' K- imui'i .
Mint on any day that ulil enable
them to rencli destination wltlim l lie
t.,i, iIuvm lltt.lr. Itetiini limit nlnet
, days, but not Inter than Dec Ulst,
1901.
, For full information as to rates
mid routes call on Agent So Pnellle
Co at Cottage Grore, Oregon.
Note June "til hus been author
ized us n sate .late for Louisiana
PurcluiM' Exposition tickets. In ad
dition to sale times pi-rvbnisly an
nouncetl for June. This will enable
purchasers of tickets 10 be at the Ex
position on Oregon Hay June I.'ith.
11EAUTIFUL WOMEN.
III....... u ill. tlm ci-tfl
,'inl',1 a'nd pnrt. eomylexio...
k women )ealltif. Take a
..,.ii ,.r iirl.tn.. nfier .uel. nu.hI-.
u'wdl preve.lt con.tipa.ion and help
digent h hat you have ;eiiien. ooe. .Mrs
V, M s.r.iml. MllllOllllllll. I, 'X1IS.
., i i
writes. May .10, 1001 ; We have iise.1
llerbnie in i.ur family for eight yearH
'''' """ 11 ,B u,c81 " c '""e. V".
llllll l.ltlllll II IIIU UU81 .IIVlll.l.lv u C.l
used for constipation, bilious fever ami
II in til nil . .-niti uy ..lurgnu uuu irrc
limit ,
Cream Vermifuge
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
Bcswcnv
rr 11 I 1 el ill n
r t am am mmm mm mm m
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
tWAKC OF IMITHTIONC
tsc oiNuiNt rnir'e.o oiav nr
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co,
BT, LOUIS, MO.
Ex
The Smart bet, 40 l'ljt
Fifth
on Application.
'! ym Irottbleit with sk.m
eeli tumble Th(i.lftir,l'a UlAok
tlrmwiit iltil me more sootl
In one wppk limn all lite doe
tori tnr.tlt.-lno I took In
(ens' MIIH. HA 11 Ml K
HIIIIII'IKl.II,KUllirllle, lu.l.
TliP.iror.1 lllm k Ormnflit
pucklv invigorate the at
lion of tlit stoimuli iiiul
i-tiri. t'.i'ii elirotiic case of
tntl igeitii.ti. If tin will
tnke n niinll tliwo of Tlird
fonl i Hliu'k Draught ucia
stimuli, ion will keep jour
toinnt h nml 1 1 Mr lit per
fect condition.
THEDFORD'5
BLA(I-DRAUH
More eu-kni i rurtl In
constipation' tlimi ly liny
other disease. Tlitdf.id 'i
lll.tfk -1 rniiKlit i)ot mil)' rr
I tin fit i.m.liiitiii huti'iiii's
.harrlm-ii nml .lA'iitery and
keeps Ihe bowel, regular.
All tlrupiiUt,) sell
-jveeui .ut'kftitt.
Tliedfords lllack
Draught is t ln hot nie.il
cine to icgitlat. tlit Ikiwi'U
I Ii.vm- ever ued." II1S.
A. SI G II ANT, tmcarls
Kerry, N. 0.
COSISTIPATSOr,
THINGS THtATRICAL.
Josephine Cohiiti. formerly f "Thr
I our I'ohiini," will piny ihe lend tug
fenmle part in 1 lie Rogers llrtilhers
In 1'nils" ihe .oiiiliig sen-ton. Miss
i oli. hi Is n il.iit' . -mill .en IK ntl.l nn
A, pilntinlly iirilMIc danii'r.
Ne.t Ayiiuir, the iiietll-,une, sltigiT
.tint .lamer who ultrncted u.H a little
nlieiilion Inst season, will pin the rule
nf Ctilln, the prliiNiiiil boy. In Klnw
Ar Erlanger's Urury Initio sptH-tacli1.
M.ilher Goose," the coming mHivin.
M.ix llotTiiian. who conducted tlncir
chostra with "The Rogers Ilnuliera In
Lonthm" tast hoasoii, will isnitlinie with
this .irgimuuitlun uext season ns ti
fliictor and itmiposer of the entire urn
flcnl score of 't he Rogrrti llrothew In
Paris."
Joseph Itrooks' iiroduetlon of C. T
Daipv's new iilar. "Hume Folk." Ita
theme taken from Jnniei Wlilteomb lil
Icv's poem of the aiiine title, will hi
nrcKi-ntcd at the New Vmk tltentw
CtiHstuias diu1 after two wei ks at the
Walnut Street tlienter. PhUadelplilu.
IVninan TlimupMon's rexlval of "The
Old Homestead" nt the New York the
ater will be made on n very elulHirnte
genie, with n aeeiile iiiiignlllcclice neier,
before attempted In a play of this class.
Thi revlv.il will mark the beginning
of Mr Thoiupnou'n thirtieth culisecu
tlve h.'iisoil.
IClaw li'lainior's Berlnl tln-ater and
giinlerw over the New .Vinsteiilani the
ater are the most (-optilar summer
evening riort In New York. Per sev
en weeks they have been crowded to
their rapacity of 2.i1 people every
night. The theater l ns complete In
every detail as one of surface con
struction. OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
The Swiss government has passed n
law prohibiting parents allllctlng thoir
offspring with fantastic anil absurd
Christian names.
Wives In Zululand cost from 30 to
U. but on the Tanganylkii plateau
one can be hud for live or six gouts.
One goat cpnils elghtpenco to 1 shil
ling. Therefore oue wife equals it
shillings at the most.
Travelers say that there Is a cer
tain Indefinable smell peculiar to Jap
anese steamships that makes life on
board of them not worth llvlug. It
has been traced to "dalkon," n large
leavitl vegetable dear to the Japiineso
pnlute.
A blue whale harpooned by a New
foundland whaler In Placentlii buy In
March, lfWl, towed the steam whaler
Puma 122 miles, the screw being re
versed, at full speiil tho whole llmii
and not until twenty-six hours elapsed
was exhausted and killed,
SuicKeatlnv mi IniprnTemenl.
Tho owner of tho new apartment
house was exhibiting It to his brother-in-law,
who was nn architect.
"I had It built according to my own
Ideas," ho said, "and It's built fot
keeps. An earthquake wouldn't havi
any effect on It."
"That's n pity," said tho .brother-in-law.
"An earthquake might Improve
lt."-Chlcago Tribune.
An Outrnr,
Conductor You'll hovo to pay fare
for that child, sir; bo's over six
Passenger (Indignantly) Well, that's
the first tlmo I've ever been asked to
pay faro for that baby, and ho'a ridden
with me on cars for nlno years anil
more.
National nml Hxiilniiullonal.
"Is that congressman what you
would call a national figuroV"
"Well," answered the vllliigo wag
"when he's In Washington lie's nn
tlonal, but when ho gels back hew
lio's cxplanatIonal."-Kxcl)P'f
BSiO WISI'
At SI. 11 year
No Investor can afford to be
wllhout tliu
Journal for Investors
Any one nf Its lesiurcii Is iilnne aorih
llie prli-ti oi miliHcrliilliili
I, will .i.vo uj liiuiilr.-ilH of ilullum
uvery eitr.
Its fliurui'lur inn. never been tinputfiii'il.
JOURNAL POk INVESTORS CO.
Kooin o, Cliurulmr .if r'liiniiiertu, ilnstmi.
Aililrens lelicrs tu V. O. Ilux 2917.
Legal Blank at the
Bohemia NnicuT
United Stales Lund oHiee,
Itosehurg, (lie,, May '-'I, HUH.
In lii.i.tliv ulven tlint in uniti-
pllanco with tlie piuvlslim ot the net ol
Congress of Juno !l, 1HT8, entitled "An
Ael lor the sale of Timber Lands In the
Stales ul Ctillftillila, lliegon, Nevada,
ami Washington Teirlloiy,"iisetviided
In all the l'liblle Lund Hliiles by uul ol
August 4. 180B.
hl.LIAM MiQl'ELN,
nf Cuttiige Grove. Co. ul Lnne, State of
Oiigunhns this day llledln tl.lsntfiri' mi
JniiiMiv mtli.UHU, Ills sworn stateinfiit
Nn. I'JtVl fur the iniielulso ut the NF 4
of See No. ll'J in Townslilp 10 South,
if lltinge 2 West and will nUn p'oi'l
to show tlinl Iho land sought Is more,
valuable tor Its timber or slona than
fur agricultural put puse.', , .nil to estab
lish Ills claim to said land before Jin
ItegUler mill Receiver of lids ollli'i
at It.isebtiig, tiregou, un Friday
the 'Jillhtlay ul August, 1101,
lie mimes as witnesses:
Heimaii I' Dow, Gringo MUiueeu,
Josmih Potts. Ilerlterl liiikln. ot Cot
Inge Grove, Ore.
Any nmi an pctsons cuumiug mi
ersely the nbiive-ilesoillied lands me
imiiie.leil lit I1II1 llteir Cllllllin HI lilts
oilice on or before said '.'tlth day ol Aug.
1001.
J.T. HiiiiHiKS, ltrgUler.
NOTICE FOU PUIILICATION.
United Stales Laud (llltee,
ltiweburg, Oie., June tilth 1001.
Nnili't.ls heiubv given that iiiiiimtill-
aiii'ii Willi tlie provisions ol tho Act ol
emigres ol Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An
inn tor the sale of timber lands In the
Slates of California, tliegon, Nevada
nml WihiiistoiiTerrlloiv." tiacxtrndt'd
to ail the i nline laiuii Mines ny nci oi
August 1, 1802,
CARRIE 1IRAND.
of Cottitt.1' Grove County of Lane, Slide
o Greitun. has this uay men in uus
olllee her swoiu staleiiieut No. 10287 fur
tin iiiiichase of
tho NW l4
vi' v. .,( s.M.ii.ni Nn. .'II. Twt
s-.inil, nf llitiiL.t- 2 West ami will nfl'er
pruiif to eh.nv that the land sought is
moie valuable for its limber or stone
than fur agricultural puriioses, and to
Kitnlillali her eliiin. lu sin. I lititil before
J. J. Wallon I'. S. Commissioner at his
ulilee at Emielie. Ore., on Monday the
Mil diiv ot Heptemlvr, UK) I.
Slieiiames as witnesses:
Sime.in R. Ilnind ul lUittsge Uruvu.
Dave Itaker. Frank V ilsou, Andrew
Lamb all of Dureiin.ull ol Lane County,
Oiegun. .
Anv and nil persiuiseliilnilng adversely
tin, alsivedrn-i tiled Isiids are renuested
to tlle their claims in tins nlHee on nr
bofme said nth day of !-e itx r lisii
.1. T. IlKiis.iu. Reglsier.
NOIK'H FOR I'Plll.lCAUON. j
t'lllle.1 (States Laud OAirr.
ltoselnirg, Oregon, May III, I'.HH. 1
Notice Is hereby given trial tn rum. I
nlinnee with tin provisions of the net ul
Congress .if June , 1878, entitled "
set (or Ihe sale nf limber lands in 1 1 -States
of California, Oregon, Ne.ul.
and WasliingUinTerritorv,"asexl. ii.h 1
to all the Public Iind States b mini
August 4. IWI2,
MRS. ANNA DURKE
of Lake Nebagemtin, County of Dini:l 1 -State
ol Yiseuiiii, has this dnv III l '
this oftlre her swiirnslateiuenl Ni '!''
forthe purchase of the SW '.Jul See V.
tp'JI botith, ol Range W, and will oil. 1
proof to show that the land sought .
moro valuable fur Us timber or sl..n.
than for agricultural purposes, ami 1
establish her claim to said land Ih-Ii.ii- '
the Register and Receiver of this otliee
at Rosuburg, Oregon, on Wednesday the
17th day .liAugus!, 1001.
Site niinies ns witnesses.
Herman How, lieorgt i-.nuerer,
Charles I. Powell, George W McQueen,
all of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse,
ly the above-described hinds are 11
iiilested to Hie their claims In thi. iitflee
on 01 be fore said 17th day of Aug.. HWI.
J. T. IlKilsiBS. Register.
jNOTICE FOR PUIILICATION.
United States Laud Olllee,
Rusebiirg. Ore.. June 17, I1KII.
Notice is hereby given that in ruin -
p unco with the provisions 01 the .ei
of Congress ol JunuS, 1878, entitled "An
net for the sale of Timber hinds in Ihe
Btntes of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Ten itury." as extent led to
all the public land states by act ot Au
gust I, 180.', C)car R. Page, of Mals-I,
County of Lane, Slate of Oregon,
has this tiiiv lll.il in this olll.-u hissw-oiti
ttati'iiieiit No. 02:10 for tin purchase ol
thc.N1, N"4, of Sect.on No. -I, Town
ship 20 South, of Range'.' west ami will
oiler pioof to shuw tlint the hind sought
is nitre valuable for its timlair or stone
than for agricultural purism, and to
establish Ills claim to said land before.).
J. Walton. 11. S. Commissioner at Eu
gene, Oiegun, mi l iidav the 0th day of
Siuiteiulier, P.lt.l.
lie iiiinirs is witnesses:
James N. Ritinlle, Geoige W. Hunter, i
David Muriiliv, all of Eugene, uud
Mnncey iioililiird of Mabel, all of Lime
Co, Oregon
Any anil all persons claiming ad
versely the uboviHleseribod lands 1110 re
quested to lllo their claims in this ulllcii
or, or define said Dili day of Sept., J00I.
J. T. lluinoKS Reglrler.
2.'l-.'!.l
NOTICE 1011 PUIILICATION.
United States Lund Olliieu,
Roseburg, Ore., July 1st, 11)01
Notice Is hcioby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congiessof .liiiio M, 1878, entitled "An
Act for lite sale of Timber Lands in the
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
ami Washington Tenitoiy," as ex
tended to all the Public Lund Status by
uctof August I, 1R02.
EMMA STAI'LEi-.
of Eugene, Co. of Lane, Slate ol Ore
gon as this day Hied in this olllee her
sworn statement No. 020S, for the pin
chase of tliu W of NW U of Sec No 3 1
In l'p No 10 H Riingo No 2 West,
ami will oiler proof to show that
tho land sought Is moie valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, iiutlto establish her claim to
said land before J.J. Wiiltrm U.S.
Commissioner at bis olllee at Eugene,
Lime Co. Oiegun, on K.iluiihiy the 21tli
day of .Sept. 1001.
SI10 names its wUiumssch:
Charles Ogtlen. of Creswell, -Tbomas
Miihor.8. D Allen, William Miller, all
of Eugene, Ore.
Any and all persons chiiinliig ailversijlv
the above tlosciihcd laiuls are retpiesteil
to Hie llteir claims in this olllee on or
before said 21 day ol September 1001.
J. T. llmiiiiCH, IteKlstei-.
Free Assays
Free Assays! will bo mailu for Iln
liciuia prospectors during; the next
three months, not to o.xcrt'd two
assays pet' ilny. KampIcH must be
left and reports received at tin store
of KnowlcH and Guttys. Theso free
assays! nro for tin benefit of thu pros
pectot' and district nud nil are solici
ted to imiliu tliu licnelllH iih fur reach
Inir impossible.
V. J. IIAIIP.
OREGON
SllOIr LINE
AMD UNION PACIFIC
Tlirt'f Twins To The fast Dally.
Thiiinei. Pullman sliiiidiiid and liuir
1st slirpilig rsrs dally to Omaha, ( III-
enuo, ppukiiiin ; ttitirisi sni'piiig ears
dally It Unusns Cilv , through Pullman
tunilst sleep tig un (personally run
ilutlcl) weekly luClileagu, Kansas City i
ii'clliilns: eiisn cms (seaid nee; to lite
East daily.
10
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For San Francis.") Eery five day
nt 8:00 p. m. For Aslorln, way points
ami North Reach Dallv (exrrpt Sua
tiny) at 8:00 p. in. ; Saturday at 10 00 p.
in. Dally service (water permitting: en
Wlilauii'tte and Yau hill Rlvsti,
For fuller InfnruiHtion ask or write
your nearest ticket agent, or
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Ageat.
ThrOirgon Railroad A Naingstieli
Co. Portland. On-gnii.
ASK Till; m; !"I iOR
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AND A I.I. POINTS It A ST AM' SOl'TII
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And The Fast Mall
2
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1 1 n A.ilr Fn nlnmrnt
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1 Courteous Employes
across the Cascade and
Reeky Mouotalos.
For Tlcketst, Rules, Folders nnd
Full Information, Call on or uildii'ss,
II. DICKSON, C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
S. ti. YERK US.,
SU Flrti Areni.e,
li. W. P. A.
Svsllle Weill.
WuKheoxpeilileil service on fivlght.
Route your HhliiineiilH via Gri'iit
Norlheiii. Full In formutlim frum
Wm. Il.vl'iuilt Gent, AK'llt.
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loliit rlwk. nf uMpiier suit eonsjuiii-e TZ'
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jiirwniillnu nn next trttln frcltslii itiiut bo
ilellvercil in snililo lime to leruitt of It s
being bllle.1.
A. H. WOOD, Acting (Ion Algr.
UO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade MAnns
D COIGN Q
CopYniaMTQ &c.
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luvoiitlfrti la inbmj)r imtMitHhlo roinnnnilrft.
tloiiBtrtcilf oonfltltTiitfiillUNDBOOK on IWuta
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