Cottage Grove leader., April 03, 1908, Image 8

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p l n n r e at all point, in Oregon.
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larger opportnnltleu.
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES
Miss Edna Yarnell Drowned in Mill Race.
Death
of Mrs. Lakin. To Vote on Local Option
Another Raid on Blind Pigs
ADVERTISEMENTS
W ANTEI>—Well-gailed saddle pony
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for
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Profession al Cards.
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Architect.
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rimilo tifi Kt*s Pitoni* Main 411» j
W ANTE D A T T IIK LEADER OFI K'I , A M
—a load of wood on subscription.
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FUMERAI. UIKECTOK amé LICENSEO
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FRESH COWS I'OK SALE__Fresh i
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milch cows, gentle and easy milkers.
I' mt I oik ut Veutch a 1. uwroh ’. n .
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Inquire of J. D. A ndkrson . .Soil
P O L A N D C H IN A 1’ IOB— Subject to
registry, ilropped .Inn. IH, from j ( « A . A . ' , . , ÌVO . ■ + * <
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reglateivil
«took . First
choice,
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either sex, $V each.
47-4t
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FOR SAI.F.—7 II. C. Scotch Collie
ATTORNEY AT L A W
pupa by Trene Wnehter A. K. C. I &
Ofilce: Young KuililniK. Main Street,
11221)8 ex Lad y Hod lee A K C 11^17.7 >
Went Hide..
Pedigrees upon request. Adifres«
A. Z k k ii . i ., Cottage D rove.
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V. » v .# »v * • ; - . v . » V. V.
C EN TS A T T E N T IO N —Suits cleaned
anil pressed and all kinds of tailor
work done at very reasonable prices
P it A VC I . I K I I . K H A R D
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Leave suits at cottage next door to $ D ‘
Mrs. Emerson's rooming house,
OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
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A n n a II o h l m a n .
)> 1 loom 1-4 N|w ('hrisinaiiKk. Kngenc, Or. j*
L I T T L E BU81NE-8S FOR H ALE —At
Invoice price w ith freight added,
exclusive lines, clean new goods,
eeutral location, good trade estab­
lished. I ’ roprletors have “ to o many
A W. K IM K , M. 1».
irons In the tire." Inquire a t The
Bazaar o r le a d e r office.
P I I V S H I A N an,I Sti K O K O N
At .ENTS W ANTE D — 16x20 crayon por-
o n ice in M cFarland BuildiUK
Over Cochran's Furniture sto re
traits In cents, frames 10 cents and up.
Onice Filone, 341 Kesidencü Filone, '»31
sheet pictures one cent each. Von
V. * V . * V .
#vf
can make 400 per cent profit or $.V*
per week. Catalogue and samples
W i l l i a m s C om ­
free. F r a n k W
p a n y , 1208 W.
Taylor St., Chicago.
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POULTRY BREEDERS CARDS
Cards under this head will be in ­
serted at ,r>0 cents per inch per
month.
White Minorcas —
Am breeding from
the very finest matings o f prize
winners, special attention given
to heavy laying strain, and size
of birds, if you want a han d ­
some bird, hardy and profitable,
try them, prices reasonable.
T o m A w b r k y , Cottage Grove. Or.
Barred Rocks — Pen headed by first
priz.e cockrel in late show.
All
first class stock. K ggs $1.5(1 per
15. A few fine pullets and cock-
rels for sale.
F. B. P h illips , Cot.
lage Grove, Oregon.
A D M IN IS T R A T O R NO TICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of the county court of Lane
county, < >regon made in the matter of
the estate of Hldah J. Nicliolls deceased,
the undersigned will on Monday the 27th
day of April 1908 at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day at the south door
ot the county court house in Kngene,
Lane county, Oregon offer lor sale and
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described real
property owned by said estate to wit:
Lot one (l) in block five (5) in
Wynne's addition, to the city of Cottage
('.rove, Lane county, Oregon.
Dated March 25th 1908.
II. C l e v e l a n d ,
Administrator of the estate of F.ldaft J.
Nicliolls, deceased.
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NO TICE OF SCHOOL IN D E M N IT Y
SELECTION.
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Cniteil States Laml office,
Koselnirg, Oregon, March 17, l's»8.
Notice is hereby given that the Stale
of Oregon on September IH, I'*o7, ap­
plied for the SWJj N \V% ol Sec. 12, T l ’
22 S, l< I \V, off \V. M. and filed in this
office a list of school indemnity select­
S p in a l and V ibrating
ions in which it selected said land; anil
Treatm ents.
office Hours, 10:30 a. m. 2 to 8 p. tn.
that said list is open to the public for
7 to 9 by appointment. olFiec over Cai­
inspection. Any and all persons claim­
man, 11 emeu way Co.
ing adversely the a!)ove described land
or any legal subdivision thereof, or
claiming the same under mining laws,
J . S. MEDLEY,
or desiring to show said land to l>e more
valuable for mineral than for agricul­
Attorneys-at-law
tural purposes, or to object to said select­
ion for any lawful reason, should file
O f f i c e S u i t e .1 H u n k lild f f .
Special attention given to Mining their claims or their affidavits of pro­
test or contest in this office on or in-fore
and Corporation Law.
the *>th day of May 1‘SiH.
I hereby designate the Cottage drove
Lender, published at Cottage drove,
H . C. M A D S E N ,
< iregon, as the newspaper in which the
above notice is to lie published.
W atchm aker .
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H rnj am in I„ E d d y ,
KepairitiK at reasonable cnargeR.
Register.
A ll work guaranteed flrst-ciass.
Watches, Clocks and Jew elry at Low est Frlce
NO TICE OF SCHOOL IN D E M N IT Y
SELECTION.
I uited States Land office.
Koselnirg, Ore- ,n. March 18, THIN.
Notice is hereby given that the State
Horseshoeing a specialty.
of
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»regon
on September .fo, Pni7, ap­
Wagon ami carriage rc-
plied for the N\VJ| SE|^ of Sec. t4, Tp.
lug. A ll work guaranteed
ila v c your liorsestcctli ex-
J2 S, R I \V of \V. M., and filed in this
ainineitaml repaired. SI iol
office a list of school indemnity selections
at rear o f Hem enway &
in
which it selected said land; and that
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
said list is open to public for inspection.
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I C 3Z1 _tr2 Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described land or any legal
sulxlivision thereof, or claiming the
same under the mining laws, or desiring
C O T T A O K O ltO V i:
to show said land to lie more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes,
or to object to said selection for any law­
ful reason, should file then claims or
their affidavits of protester contest in
this office on or before the 11th day of
All the latest treatments,
May, 1'*>K.
,
p p + r ir a l
I hereby designate the Cottage drove
Leader, published at Cottage ( ’»rove, Ore­
gon, as the newspaper in which theabove
notice is to lie published.
II k n ja m in L. E d d y ,
X -ltA Y l a b o r a t o u y
l‘>-r»t.
Kegistar.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
General B la ck sm ¡th in g
S. C. White Leghorns -
One first, two
second Mnd one third prizes on
only 5 birds entered in late show.
E ggs from this fine stock $1.50
per 15. F. B. P h illips , Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
l*ret* Thomas. Eugene, Ore., Sketches
ami plaus drawn, blue prints ami spec­
ifications. General supervision over
Imildings in course of construction. If
thinking of building, large or small,
see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7,
Chrisman block.
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Register M cl'arlam l reports 472.3'
Prof.
II.
C.
Baughm an
of
Butt Leghorns — A few choice cock-
registrations to date and the time Springfield, will make the race at
rels for sale. EggB $ l .(>0 per
is up A pril 7.
the primaries for the republican
setting of 15. . 1 . F. S pray , Cot­
.
nomination of county school super-
tage Grove, OregoD.
Mr. and M is. K. C. (.ra y re- .
j For Sale — Seven Black Lungshan
turned from attending the Spear- 111 em en
l.angdon
wedding a t
Cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. James Bedford, J
pullets and 1 B. P. Rock cockerel
\V. Kirk and Zeno Karl were down i also Black -lavas eggs $2.50 for
(■rove Monday.
from Cottage Grove Monday as
l r>, B
Rock and S. S. H am ­
Sunday was the *) 8 tli birthday
witnesses before the branch land
burg eggs $ 1.5 0 for 15.
anniversary
o f Grandma Todd,
office.
D. B. ClIAMBKRLEN.
the oldest jrersou in Lane county,
Rev. J. I.. Beatty, formerly of Eggs- -B lack Minorca egg s for sale
who is
an inmate of the old
at $2 per setting o f 15.
people's
home o f the Kugeue Cottage Grove, now pastor o f the
I). J. D u B k u i l i .K.
Christian church. She attended Methodist church at Lebanon was
Sunday school and church and de­ in the city consulting with Presid­ Barred Rocks And Golden Wyandottes
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For further particulars address
posited l)S cents in the Sunday ing Klder W ire in reference to
— Kggs for hatching $1.50 j*-r
H r . I I . IL S C I I h K K R
some contemplated improvements
school birthdav box.
15 at Cottage G rove or Saginaw . /L-W'. a .<. v v w \ v l V v V v \ \ u v A Y y w ..w s.-v*
to their church building.
The
A . W o o d , Saginaw, Oregon.
Tuesday the petition for the lo­
plans were worked out by a local
cal option election was filed and
Business Chickens __ Golden W v a n -
architect and show a handsome
the question o f whether or not the
dotts and Black l.augshaus, best
perspective and a very convenient
sale o f liquor shall he prohibited
winter layers, prize stock, eggs
interior. The building
will 1>e
D. C Baughman. Prop r.
in Lane county will be placed on
$2 for 15,
w . C. C o n n e r .
raised and a kitchen, dining room
the ballots at the coming June
and church parlors be located in Barred Rock — Kggs from high scor­
election. T h e petition contains
ing birds, 75 cents ]>er setting ot
the basement.
the names of 591 legal voters
HAY. GRAIN.
15 eggs. M rs . I da C a l d w e l l .
o f the county, the clerk having \ A raid was made on Thom as
FLOUR. WILL FEED
gone over the list and struck out L in n 's restaurant at the corner of
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
all of the names which do not ap- Sixth and W illamette streets Tues-
A fine,
almost new ,3-horse-
jiear on the registration liooks. day by the jrolice and lin n , the
There were not many of them. proprietor, was placed under ar- | ixiwer Fairban ks & Morse gasolene
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
T he law jv q u ir e s ten ]>er cent of rest, charged with selling liquor in i engine, tanks and equipment for
Phnne
Office
135.
Residence 215
¡sale.
Inquire
at
the
Leader
office.
the voters of the county to sign violation of the local option law.
the jietitioti and many more than W illiam Arnold, who was w orking
the required numlier were on. The at the restaurant, was arrested on
petition was circulated during the the same charge by Chief o f Po-
past two months by those opposed lice Farrington.
Both appeared in
to the present “ d ry " condition of the justice court. Arnold pleaded
the county and these have hopes ; guilty and was sentenced to pay a
i Egg
that they will win out at the polls, fine o f $38) and to serve ten days
in, jail.
The case against Linn
Wj Cheaper than Oil !
Safe ami Convenient !
Late W ednesday afternoon Miss
was dismissed on account o f lack
Kdna Yarnell, daughter of J. K.
of evidence against him.
Yarnell of this city, was drowned
Mrs. Sarah K. Lakin, wife o f
in the race. She and Miss Vesta
QA Show Window brilliantly
Davis were canning, when the boat D avid K. Lakin. died at her home
liglitccl with Electric Lij;lits
capsized.
Miss Davis succeeded 170 K^st Kightli street, Kugeue,
make many a sale “ the ni^lit
in reaching the shore hut Miss Sunday March 2‘L 1‘Hl.S at 12.10 p.
Yarnell sank to the bottom, The m.. aged (•'< years, 1 month and G
before.” No exploding lamps, gjg
drowning occurred just l»elow the days. T h e cause of death was la-
homes in ruins nor burned
grip|»e
with
complications.
She
island.
Miss Y arn ell’s body was
recovered at 1 0 :1 0 only a linn had l>een confined to her bed only
children, when y o u l i a v e
dred feet from where the accident a day or so, although she had not
electric liglits installed.
"
Mrs.
occurred.
Marly in the evening Ireen well for a long time.
her uncle took charge of the search Kakiii w as born in A d a ir county,
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and with a party of university Mo., and crossed the plains with
students began a systematic search. her husband, M. T . Bransfetter. in
Stoddard,
a freshman, held the 1SG4, settling in the Kong Tom
Mr. Hran-
line that caught on her sleeve. valley.in Kane county.
Coroner Gordon was notified, but stetter died March 28, 188,3. Alrout
V-l'.
he did not deem an inquest neces­ six years afterward his widow
sary as the drowning was clearly married D avid K. Lakin. w ho sur­
They were married in
accidental. She was about 20 vives her.
years o f age and a music student Iiugene. but lived for a number of
at the l*. of O . She has many years 25 miles west of here, com­
relatives, at Cottage Grove, the ing to town about ten years ago
and residing here since.
McFarland!, and others.
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PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS
GENERAL FEED STORE
li CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT
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I ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
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Illu m in a n t
Willamette « Ualley « Company
Fashion Stables
Cochran & Cooley
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HOUSE
F U R N IS H E R S
Furniture, Paints, Oil, tiiass. Wail Paper, Carpets,
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Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames.
First Class Livery. Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
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T IM B E R L A N D , A C T .MINE it. 1878—
n o t i c e f o b im b l i c a t i o n
.
United States Land Office,
Bosehurg, I Iregon, Fell. 15 IflOS.
N otiee is hereby given that, in enm-
pllnnce with the provisions of the net
of Congress of .Inne :t, 1X78, entitled
“ An net fo r the Hide o f timlier lands
in tile .State“ o f Ciilifiirnhi, Oregon,
Nevada mid Washington Territory,”
ns extended to nil file public land
states hv net
of August 4, 1X1)2
HA B L E Y K. MO It B IN
o f Eugene, county o f Lane, State (or
T e rrito ry ) of ./regon, fins this day
tiled in tills office Ins sw orn statement
No. Xxti2, fo r t In- purchase of tin- Kk o f
S E 'a ; S t v , -if S E '„ and NF-K o fS W 'A
o f Section No. :!'2 in township No. 22
South, Bunge N o. 2, West W, M. and
w ill offer proof to show that tin- land
sought Is inure valuable for Its tim­
ber o r stone than for agricultural
purposes mill to establish Ids elnlm
to said land before Iteglster and Ite-
celver at their iiffire In Bosehurg.
Oregon, on Friday the 2»tli dav of
May,
lie names as tzifnesses:
Herman T. Dow of Eugene, Oregon:
W illiam Witt, of London, Oregon;
Nathan K. Barrett of Eugene, Ore­
gon; Cnl Young of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing a d ­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on fir Is-fore said 2tlth dav of
May, 1 !H)H.
B knjamin I,. E d d y , Register.
N O T IC E OK SC H O O L IN D E M N IT Y
S E LE C TIO N .
United S lates Land Office,
Roseliurg, Oregon, March tt, lflfiS.
Notice is hereby given th at the
state of Oregon on duly 12, 11107, np
plied fo r the SE 1-4 SW 1-4 of See. 10,
T p 20 S, It 4 W o f W. M. and tiled In
this office a list ol school Indemnity
.selections In which It selected said
land; and th at said list is often to the
public for inspection. Any nnd all
liersoiisclaim ing adversely th ea b ove
dcscrilied land or an y legal subdivis­
ion thereof, o r claim ing the same
under rite m ining laws, or desiring to
show Innd t o lie m ore valuable for
mineral tlinn for agricultural pur­
poses. o r to object to said selection
for any law ful reason, should file
their claims o r their affid avits of pro­
test o r contest in this office on o r be­
fore the 1st day o f May. IbOX.
I hereby designate the C ottage
i - rove lender, published at. C ottage
llro v e , Oregon, as the newspaper In
which the above notice Is to be pub­
lishes].
4x..',t H enj v min L. E d d y , Register.
AD M IN ISTR ATO R 'S NOT 1CK.
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has been duly appointed by the
county court for Lane county, Oregon,
administrator of the estate of Nathanie
Martin, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re­
quired to present the same to me prop­
erly v erified, as by law required, at Cot­
tage C. rove. ( ►
regon, within six months
from the -late hereof.
Dated this dnl day of April, l'tw.
N. H. M a r t i n .
Administrator of the estate of Na­
thaniel Martin, deceased.
M-M
T IM B E R L A N D A C T J U N E :*, T87S—
N O T IC E FOB P U B L IC A T IO N
United States Land Office,
ItOMhurg, Ore., Fell. 15, liflix
Notice Is hereby given tlmt in emu.
plintiee w ith the provision < of the act
of Congress of Jtiuo :t, I n 7\ entitled
*‘ An net for tile sale of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon,
N evada
and Washington
T e rr i­
to ry ’ ’, as oxtended to, all the 1‘ iililic
Land .States by act of August 4, 1892,
N A T H A N E. B A B B E T T
of Eugene, County of Lane, State
(o r T e rrito ry ) of Oregon lias this
d ay filed in this office Ids sw orn
statem ent No. xxo.t for the purchase
o f tin* W
,»f SW , of Mectfini No. 22
in T ow n ship No. 22 soiilli, B ingt- No.
2. west, W. M., anil w ill offer proof to
allow that tile land soilgtit is more
valuable for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes and to es­
tablish Ills claim to saiil land before
Register and Receiver nt their office
ill Hoseburg, Oregon, mi I-rida.v, the
29tli day of May, 19(18.
He names as witnesses;
II. E. Morris of Eugene, (.regon;
Herman T . D ow of Eugene, O re g o n ;'
Cal Young
of Eugene, O regon;
Thomas Campbell of Eugene, Oregon;
W illiam W itte of Loudon, Oregon
An y and till persons claim ing ad­
versely Hie abnre-deserlhed lands are
requested to file their claim s in this
office on o r before said 29th d av of
May, 1!H)M.
B k n j a m i n L. E d iiy , Register.
T .M ItE K L A N D , ACT J U N E 3, 1878—
N O TIC E FOB P U B L IC A T IO N
United States Land < 'dice
Hoseburg, Oregon, Feb. 17. lhox.
Notice Is hereby given th at in com ­
pliance with the provisions <>r the net
o f Congress of June 8, lx7x, en ­
titled “ An act fo r the sale of timber
lands in the stat-s of California,
Oregon, N evada and Washington T e r­
r ito r y ’ ’ as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
H A R O L D .1. OI.ASOI
o f Eugene Count,, of Lane, State (o r
T e rrito ry ) o f Oiegon has this day
tiled In this office Ids sw orn state­
ment No. HX2X for fin- purclmsc of tile
lots 1, 2, .’land I, of.See. No. 4 in T o w n ­
ship No. 20 Mouth, Range No. 2,
West, W M., anil w ill ofTcr proof
to show tlial Hie land sought Is mere
valuable for Its tim ber or stone than
for agricultural purposes and to es­
tablish Ills claim to said land la-fore
Register and Receiver, at llielr office
lit Kosebti.g, Oregon, on Friday tile
12th day of June, lists
He names ns witnesses:
Herman T . Dow, »1 Eugene, Ore­
gon: Andy Heilaman of Eugene, Ore­
gon ; Samuel Carmichael o f Eugene,
O regon; Edward V o g t of Eugene,
Oregon.
An y and nil persons elulinlug ad­
versely Hie nhove-flecrllied lands are
requested to file their claim s in this
office on or eefore said 12th dav of
June 1908.
B k n jam in I.. Ennn Register.
N O TIC E OE SCH O O L IN D E M N IT Y
S E L E C T IO N
United States I-and Office,
Bosehurg. Oregon, Kelt. 2*5. 1908.
N otice Is hereby given th a t the
state of O iegon mi June 27th 1907
applied for file SE% NK]f of Six-. 12
and lots 1, 2, :) nnd I of See 4, T p 2d,
S, B 2 W of IV. M , and tiled in this
office a list of school Indemnity se­
lections in which it selected said land
and th at said list is o | m - ii to the pub­
lic for Inspix-tlou
Any and all per­
sons claim ing adversely the ab ove
de**Tlls»il land or an y legal subdivis­
ion thereof, or el-iimlng the same un­
der (lie m ining laws, o r desiring to
allow said land to I h - more valuable
for mineral than foragrieiiltu ral pur­
poses, or to object to said selection
fo r an.v lawful reason, should file
their claim s or their affid avits of
protest o r contest. In this office on or
la-fore tin- 22nd day of April. ItNIX.
I hereby designate tin*
Lender
published at C ottage - l ove, fam e Co
Oregon, ns flu...... wspnper in which
tile above notice is to la- published.
B knjaxiin L, E d d y . Register.
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Koselnirg, ( Iregon.
February 3rd, I9nx.
Notice
is hereby given t h a t
L O U IS If K LIIL1 N O ,
of Comstock, Oregon, has filed notice
of his intention to make final five-
year proor In support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 11252 made
Feb. 1, 1902. for the S W 1, Section 34,
Township 2d S., Range I west, w. m „
and th at said proof will be made be­
fore R egister and Receiver at R ohc -
Imrg, Or-von, on Wednesday. May 13
11818 .
He names the following witnesses
to prove Ills continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of the land,
viz:
.Samuel MeKernon o f C ottage d ro v e ,
Oregon; R. A. Allen, of Comstock’
O regon; Oscar Barnes, of Comstock.
Oregon: Jackson Shorter of Comstock
Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
TIM B ER LAND, ACT JUNE .1, 187x11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, March IS, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June .I, 1.X7.X, entitled “ An
act for the sale of timber lands in Ha-
states of California. Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory," as extend- j
ed to all the public laml states by act of
August 4, 1892,
JOHN W. B ARRIN G ER
of Eugene, County of La tie. State of
Oregon, did on June 7, 1907, file in this
office his sworn statement No. '8129 for
the purchase of the NF.l-4 of Section No.
25 in Township No. 19 south, range No.
4, west, W. M., and will offer proof to
show that tlie land sought is more \ aln-
able for its tiuihrr or stone than for ag­
ricultural purposes and to establish his
claim to said laml la-fore W. W. C alkins,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office i „ Em
gene, Oregon on Saturday, the Mh dav
of June 190ft.
He names as witnesses, Albert M.
Hendricks of Eugene. Oregon; Arthur
Beebe of F.ngene. Oregon; Jerry Beela-
of Eugene. Oregon: K. J. Crow, Eugene.
( >rejjon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
ly the above-described lands are request­
ed to file their claims in this office on or
before said <>th day of |une 1'»«.
50-UH
B e n j a m in
L B ody , Register,