TB« KUGEVE WEEKLY GIMIO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 87. 18-*
p
Krs. Elizabeth H.Martin
Keyn
TO MAKE SPEECHES
COTTAGE GROVE
SAWMILL WILL
IKY THIN FOR 1-t Al KI
M Vest
R ' nburg. i
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the
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child,
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Y’OTK’H HUI ri HLK'ATION.
I nited States Land Office, Rose-
burg. Oregon, Apr Il 9 1908.
Not Ice I* hereby
• n that in com-
pllance with the p rovi sions of 1the act
of Cot igross of Jut
. 1X78, e ntitled
‘ An art for the s*He <r»f tiruhet* land*
In th» • States of »i’all fornia, 0iregon,
Nevad a. an»l Washing ton Terr itory,"
as ext ended to all th$ Public Land
States by act of Au gust 4, 1 892,
Lllah Owen of Cro w. < 'ounty ol' Lane,
State of Oregon, did on Mar ch 10,
190«, file in this office her sworn
statement No. 9583 for the purchase
children
Douglas county. $24 00.
pieton.
L. Jennings et ux and J I I. In­
Mrs. 1 Hattie Munaer and tw­
—------
et ux to Grate N Hob!
block
dren, of Washingt in. are enjo;
il I
nounced
Hendricks' ad to Soilicge Hill
ci
10 cents per
T he McKibben
Bros
saw
mill.
pletuant visit with Mr*. Ml
Park
1300.
auj
prohibition candidate
was
burned
August
1st,
has
mother,
lident,
Mrs.
Kate
Severson.
er
Max Burgholzer to
will speak in Oregor
u
four-ye*rs
’
absence
been
rebuilt,
new
and
first-class
ma
­
al
m
James
J.
Hows :
Prlteher; 20 acres in sei
On the i morning of
Mr» Brewster and daughter, of
W Waddle ha* gone to Coo* Bay
chinery put in. and Inside of two
September 4. 18, S r. 4 w. $4000.
Township No. 19 south. Range No 4
Newberg; afternoon.
Nettie Chase to John Warden Ba-
__ weeks win be ruuning again full blast Eugene, are guest* of Mr. and Mr*. for a teu days' trip.
Me Minnville;
West. W M and will offer proof to
ker and Emerson Lee Fisher: lots 4, and with double the former capacity. Charles Jackson
evening at Cortland.
Notice for lNiOliciitiou.
Mrs Lucetta Thomas ha* returned
show that the land sought I* more
To hurry the work along a part of
5
and
6,
Whitney
’
s
ad.
$500
September
United State* lgind Office.
valuable for Its timber or stone than
„ . 5 at Wo -dburn In the
Hermau Rudolph to Robertina An­ the new machinery Iron» their mill home from a visit at W oodburn and
morning; py
___ in v the afternoon;
RoM'burg Or. March 31, 1908.
baleni
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
lauf. part of lots 1 and 2. block 1. northeast of tho city was put into thl* Eugene
Albany in the evening
Mis* Laurel Inman, of Waltervllle.
Notice is hereby given that iu com­ tablish her claim to said land before
mill which ha* arisen from the ashes
Perkins’ ad to Cottage Grove. $1.
September 6. Eugene In the morn­
L. L. and Ethel M Lewis to M. J. ct the old plant. This demonstrate* and Miss Ettie Owen, of lvlson, will pliance with the provision* of the act \A . W. Calkins, U. S. Com mis*i->ner,
of congress of June 3, 1 878, euti- at hi* office tn Eugene, Oregon on
ing; Roseburg In the evening
Young et ux; .578 of an acre in sec. pretty quick work ou the part of the teach the Elmira school thl* fall
September 7. Medford m the morn- 33, tp 20, s. r. 3 w
$260.
McKibben Bro*. To show that their Cottage Grove Leader xnd Western ‘tled “An act for the «ale of timber Friday, the 28th day of August,
I land* In the »tate* of California, Ore- 1908
ng. Ashland in the afternoon leav­
energy and enterprise is not confined Oregon
United States to Anna L.
i gon, Nevada and Washington territo-
ing at 4:45 o’clock for California
She names as witnesses: Joseph
160 acres in sec. 22. tp. 20. s
to thl* mill alone, we publish the
. ry," as extended to all public land Liles of Crow, Oregea. Charles Sov-
Patent.
following letter received bv them
state« by a»t of August 4. 1892, Jon­ erlgn of Eugene, Oregon
Walter
United States to
_ _______
Amos C Stan- last week. It comes from the Norfolk
athan H. Vincent, of Eugene, eouuty Holland of Crow, Oregon; Walter
brough; 160 acres in sec. 22 tp. 20 board of trade and Is as follows: (
of lutne. state «f Oregon, filed In thl* Canaday of Crow, Oregon:
Norris
s. r 6 w.
"May we not lay before you the ad-
office on June 1 7, 1907, bl* »worn | Owen, of Crow, Oregon
John B. Hurst et ux to G. F San­ vantages of Norfolk as a manufactur-
stateaient No. 93 75, tor the purehas«»
Any and all perwons claiming ad­
born Co.; 160 acres In sec. 20, tp 20, ing centra, with a view of securing
of the W*a. BEY*, of Section No. 22,! versely the above-described land* are
HAD frontal headaches
the location of your new plant In thia
s. r 6 w. Douglas county $2400.
Picking In Township No 19 south of Range I requested to fil« their claims on or
Junction City, Aug. 22
United States to John H. Pitney ; vicinity’’’
eyes bothered me
’’nited States to Glen M. Judkln 40 acres iu tec. 20, tp. 16 *., r. 7 w. . A real estate deal involving a tract of the early hops will begin next Fri No 3 west, W M . Or., and will offer- requested to file their claims in thl»
acres, tp. 15 a., r. 9 w
Patent.
of 1023 acres of land three mil»»« day in the yards of J E Lee A- Son proof to show that the laud sought 1* | office on or before the 28th day of
DROPFING IN MY THROAT 160 l nited
It* timber
or alone
' ’’ ” for '*
‘
States to Frank D Sawver
United States to Henry A. Snyder; south of Cottage Grove was consum­ and also in the yard of Ed Ayers more valuable
than for agricultural purposes, uud
BENJAMIN I EDDY,
MRS. ELIZABETH H. MARTIN, 8 w
sec- 10, tp. 15 g„ r. 9 w„ 160 160 acres in sec. 20, tp. 20. s. r 6 w mated this week, the trait compris­ The hops are of first quality and are t establish his claim to said land be-
Register.
:j£» Il .wen Avenue, Chicago, Ill., acres.
Patent.
ing many acres of good grazing land ft ee from all Insects The gr wers at
f re the reglater and receiver at this
Chipluin <-arheld Circle, writes:
Tracy B. Lyons to John Pliffer and
Jonas M Will et ux to G. F. San­ as well as a fine tract of timber. The thia place will pay 80 cents per 100 office, st Roseburg. Oregou. ou Wed­
Other county
••Peruns has been a blessing to our Henry J, Burch, 40 acres aec. 6, tp born Co; 160 acres in sec. 20, tp. 20, purchaser was none other than our pounds for picking,
nesday, the 30th day of September,
townsman, M. H. Anderson, the
I
s. r. 6 w. $2 400.
deed* yards will follow Lee A- Son ,n a f *
Notice for PtihliciUion
family for » good many years, a* we 18 s., r. 7 w.. $300.
1908.
'
weeks.
Fannie F. Barger to A F. Baker,
United Stat»*» l*ind Office, Rose­
United States to Pleasant L. Tuck­ being made out by A L. Woodard.
i ire
used it off and on for colds and
I'e
nsmes
as
witnesses:
James
The tract
to. Eugene, er; 160 acres in sec. 12, tp. 16, s. r. the Latham sawmill man
cxiarrh, and I have given it to all of my lot 5, Patterson Add
Wilhelm, of Crtawell. Oregon, Jo­ burg, Oregon. April 17, 1908.
$2950.
comprises what is known i as the
10 w. Patent.
Notice is hereby given that In com­
otaidren with the best of results.
seph Wilhelm, of Zion, Oregon. Jo­
upper
Mary White
pliance with the provision* of the act
M. M. Wheptey and wife
...._ „
Pleasant L. Tucker et ux to W. T Woodard and
to ......-
Mar-
seph
A.
Mayo,
of
Zion.
Oregou;
Earl
••I found that a cold left me with garet E. Kreigh, lot 4, blk.
14 Fair­ Bailey; 160 acres in tp. 16, s. r. 10 w. places, and Mr. Woodard reserve* th»*
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled,
M Nutt, of Eugene, Oregon
cstarrli of the hew' in a very bad form. mount, $115.
United States to Jay S. Douglas; milling timber on the tract, it being To the Supporters of Bryan and ,
Any and all persons claiming ad­ "An act for the eale of timber lands
Ry he»d was st' pped np, I had frontal
Kern of the State of Oregon:
in the States of California. Oregon,
Margaret E. Kreigh et al to School lots 3 and 4, sec. 6. tp. 19. and lot 4 specified in the transfer that he be
headaches my eyek bothered me, and Dist. No. 4, Lane Co., lot 4. blk. 14 and the se*a of SW *4 of sec. 31. tp. given five years time In which to re­
We are on the eve of a great politi­ versely the above described lands are Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
requested
to
file
their
claims
iu
this
cal battle under the leadership < f i
a* extended to all the Public Land
18, s. r. 9 w., and lot 1, sec. 1, tp. move said timber.
there was a nasty dropping tn my Fairmount. $200.
The city council held another ad­ Bryan and Kern.
We expect to office on or before the said 30th day States by act of August 4. 1892,
1 nited States to John Hunzican. 19. s. r. 10 w.
throat which nauseated me and made
of
September,
1908.
Parley S. Pierce of Springfield, Coun­
Rubin C. Renfro et ux to Adam journed meeting last night and pass­ achieve a splendid victory for popu­
it impossible many times for me to eat n.w. quarter sec. 34, tp. 16 s r
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
7 w., 160 -------
ty of Lane, State of Oregon filed In
Ritchey, lots 1. 2 and 3, block 2, ed the bridge ordinance for construct­ lar government with the best nation­
acres.
Register.
my breakfast.
ing the steel bridge across the coast al platform written In the life of po­
this office on April 15, lyes, his
J. i A. Jackson et ux to L. H. Pot- Jasper, Or. $300.
■■As soon as I began to nse Peruna I
sworn statement No. 9713, for th«
George L. Moore et ux (o George
_ fork, which is to be 96 feet span, 16 litical parties. We are confident of
ter, 1.25 acres, tp. 17 8., r. 4 wr,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
found it relieved me, my head soon $125.
Dysart; al£ sw Y* and lots 3 ad 4, foot roadway, with 5-foot sidewalk victory.
United State« l*ind Office, Roee- purchase of the SW 1-4 of NW 1-4
cleared up and in a remarkably short
and W 1-2 of HW 1-4 of Section No.
on each. side. The concrete pier* are
We hope to see every follower of burg, Oregon, April 9, 1908.
sec. 30, tp. 16, s. r. 6 w
11.
M illiam H. Wheeler
to
David
nine I was rid of catarrh.
James J. ~
Link, 40 acres tp 17 s., r. 8 w..
Pritchard et ux to Max to stand on bedrock. Bids will be William Jennings Bryan and John
Notice is hereby given that in com­ 2 4 In Township No. 18 south, Range
“I can, therefore, give my personal $1,000.
Burgholzer; lota 7, 8, 9. 10. 11 and received up to September 14th. and Worth Kern In line and ready to do pliance with the provisions of the act No I, M ost, w M , and will otter
the work is to be completed within their part for popular government of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, proof to show that the land »»ought
experience with your valuable medi­
Mary E. Steven* to Mrs. D. M 12, College Hill Park. II«
Ros» aud Gustav Nettle to W. P 60 'day* of letting the contract. Sep­ So let us unite and fight, go in and "An act for the »ale of timber lands Is snore valuable for its timber or
Stevenson, lots 7. 8 and 9. College
cine, and am pleases! to do so.”
W. B. Cooper etux to Mary Huston Boynton, trt.ct in Ixud donut«d by arate bid* will be received for the win.
In the States of California. Oregon, stone than for agricultural purposes,
People who prefer sojid to »¡quid
pier and steel work. An ordinance for
Till« I* the Ui'ople's Figtit
Charnel Mulligan et ux
$10.
Nevada, and Washington Territory," and to establish his claim to said
medicines ran now »ecure Peruns 1*0- tract in sec 4, tp 21, s r 3 w. $45.
Remember, It costs money to fi­ as extended to all tho Public Land laud before W, W I’alkltis. U. S.
J. W. and A. J. Gowdy to Emma A. grading Locust stret was also passed
F. M. Ashley to Mary Franch
leu, which contain the medicinal in­
White, 30 acres in sec 33, tp. 17, Leoene; 1 1-8 acres in sec. 29, tp. 20, The contract for sewer work on the nance a campaign Will you help us? State« by act of August 4, 1 892, Commissioner, at his office in Eu­
gredient* of Peruna.
West Side was let to S. C. Hart for We must maintain headquarters, E. Morgan Watson of Eugene, Coun­ gene, Oregon, on Thursday the 3rd
s. r 3 w. $225.
s r 1 w. $1700.
post lithographs, hire hall», engage ty of I*tne, State of Oregon, did on day of September,, 1908.
John and Eva Osborne to J. F. $2906.
Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
State of Oregon to H. Betrelson,
He names as witnesses: William H.
Colonel and Mrs. Blair have ex- speakers, i, distribute literature, swing March 26, 1908, file iu this office hl*
80 acres in sec 30, tp 17. * r 4 w Waite; tract in sec. 22, tp. 16, e. r. 2
¡changed their little home east of the banners, all of which cost money, sworn statement No. 9587, for tho Pierce of Walton. Oregon; Jarvis U.
w, Portland.
$940.
S A Huddleston to John F. Kel­ railroad depot for 60 acres of laud Send in your contributions to John purchase of the W 1-2 of SW 1-4 and Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon; Wil-
MK.8. LI LI TOLLMAN
H. Bertelson etux to Jens Jensen,
IS VICE-PRESIDENT 80 acres in sec. 30, tp. 17, s. r 4 w ly; lot 10, block 19, Huddleston ad. off the south side of the Spray farm Montag, 626 Hood street. Porttland, SB 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Section 28; and llain 8 Sutherland of Walton, Ore-
on South Fourth street, paying $2000 Oregon, Books will be open for In- the NE 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of Section gon, William Neely of Eugene, Ore-
$10.
$740.
apectlon before and after election.
United States to Maggie A Seals; in cash also In the transaction.
No. 33, In Townwhip No 17 south. gon.
A. B. Page etux to L. G. Gerum
Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 20.—At
Any and all persons claiming
_ an
Albert Wallace, the brick mason, 1*
ALEX SWEEK,
Range No. 8, West W. M., and will
the meeting of the Photographers’ for deed. 69 acres in claim 2 tp- 80 acres in sec. 26. Patent.
State Chairman offer proof to show that the land versely the aliove-descrlbed lands are
Jefferson Davis Creel to R D. here from Portland to act a* head
Association yesterday afternoon, offi­ 19 s r 3 w; tract in secs 14, 15 2 2
M A MILLER.
Snell; undivided half of ne1,* sec. mason In the construction of the walls
sought Is more valuable for Its tim­ requested to file their claims In this
cers for the year were elected as fol­ 23. tp 19, s r 3 w
of the Spray block and the wall* of
National Committeeman. ber or stone than for agricultural office on or before the said 3rd day
w 160 acres. $10
Gilbert L. Shorlridge
lows: J. E.
Ramston,
Missoula,
etux
to 8, tp. 16. s. r. 2 w.
W, E Chastain et ux to John W. the new brick of the Burkholder J. B. RYAN. Secy.
purposes, and to establish his claim of Sptember, 1908.
Mont., president; W. G. Emory, of George Farman, 90.14 acres in s c
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Woods Company at the corner of
Pfeifer
and
Henry
J.
Burch;
tract
in
to said land before W, W. Calkins,
13.
tp.
this city, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
20. s r 5 w; 53.82 acres in
Main
and
Third'streets.
Register.
sec.
4,
tp.
18,
s.
r.
7
w.,
and
40
acres
U.
S.
Commissioner,
at
his
office
In
sec
13,
tp. 20. s r 5 w $9000.
Lulu Tollman,
of
Eugene, vice
Lane Shortridge has purchased the
rJ1“ lot 2- sec 4
$1000.
Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the
president for Oregon; J. C. Lun-
Glen O. Bassett etux to W. . E.
on
29th day of August, 1908.
John Crowley to First National L. W. Baker residence property
qulst, Kalispell, vice-president
for Brown, tract in Springfield Invest-1
Salem, Or., Aug 20. The North-
NOTH'« FOR PUBLICATION
He names as witnesses. William I).
I HaIlk of C<"‘aK*’ Grove; tract in block Fourth street, consideration, $1150
Montana; V. V. Vlnsan, of Vancou­ ment & Powers add to Springfield
The deal was made through the W. B. west association was found at this Neely, of Eugene, Oregon; (Illes Fow­
United States Land Office,
John F. Kelly etux to John S Mag-13' Lon« Ä Landess' ad to Cottage
ver, B. C., vice-president for Brit­
Cooper real estate exchange. Thre> »»».lie yesterday for the purpose of ler of Meadow, Oregon; Joseph Fowl­
Roseburg Or., April 9. 1908.
ish Columbia; J.
P. McCandliss, Iadry, tract in sec 18, tp 16, s r 2 w. | Grove. $417.
Notice Is hereby given that In com­
Gilbert L. Shortridge to First Na­ ¡lots In the Cooper tract were sold I | »»eking prune» this season. It is a er, of Meadow, Oregon; Martha Wat­
Boise, vice-president for Idaho; B. J. |
U. S. to Isaac Hooker, 120 acres:
-Sum
McKernon
the
same
day
an
1
new factor In the Willamette valley son. Eugene, Oregon.
pliance with the provisions of the act
tional Bank. Cottage Grove: tract in
Brush. Evtrett, vice-president fori in sec 28, tp. 19, s r 6 w.
I prune market. It Include» Home of
Any and all persons claiming ad­ of congress of June 3, 1878. entitled
Washington.
M. E. Furrow etux to Mary E l sec. 12, tp. 23, s. r. 3 w. $4000.
¡the largest growers of this section i versely the above-described lands are "An net for the sale of timber lands
Xaver Amberger to Olive A. Me-
Male, lots 1, 2. 3 in blk 46 in Spring­
- of the valley. Its members declare 't requested to file their claims In th la In the states of California. Oregon.
field. Lots 7 and 8 in Springfield Card; tract in sec. 25, tp. 17, s. r.
■•ill not join the packers’ combine, office on or before the said 29th day Nevada and Washington territory,”
w. $1100.
extended survey.
i
St.
Paul.
Aug.
20.
Shortly
be
­
which was formed here »ome t me of August, 1908.
as extended to all the public land
Dora E. Frazer to J. M. Cox; lots
D. R Harrid et ux to S. P. Short-1
fore noon today Governor Johnson ago, and will be the only targe pack­
atates by act of August 4, 1 892, Jo-
BENJAMIN l . eddy .
ridge, 79.50 acres in sec 8. tp 22. s ‘ and 8, block 6, University ad $230.
I the nea^papei men
aeph Heitzman, of Eugene, county
ing firm outside the Packers' asso­
Dora G. Frazer to J. C. L. Wooley
Register.
Positively cured by r 3 w. $151 800; 79.50 acres in sec 8,
of Lane, state of Oregon, did on
lo‘s 10. 11 and 12, block 3, Univer- and announced that he woul 1 accept ciation. The new Growers’ associa­
these Little Pills. tp 22, s r 3 w.
March 20, 1908. file In this office bls
the nomination for governor ten­ tion has puri hased the packing | lant
$300.
NOTICE Hilt IT HLK’ATION
They also relieve Dis­
W. C. Lyons etux to W. D. Robin-
al*
dered him by the Democratic state of Lesselle Bro*., at Albany, and will
sworn statement, No. 95 85. fol- the
United States Land Office.
tress Jrom Dyspepsia, I n- son, blocks 7, 8, and 9 in Elias Stew­
convention yesterday.
purchase of the NW *4 of SW V* of
operate It. The ¡»lant ha» a capacity
Roseburg. Or.. April 9, 1908.
dlgvsllHn and Tuo Hear iy art's add to Eugene. $2600.
of 150 cars for the season. The cap­
Notice is hereby given that in com­ S» » tloti No 11, In Township No I'.»,
Eating. A perfect rem
C. D. Lovelace etux to W. E. Smith!
HIVER edy
Minneapolis, Aug. 19 -Governor ital stock of the new concern 1.» $10.- pliance with the provisions of the act south, range 5 west, W. M. .and will
for Dizziness. Nausea tract in Eugene. $300.
Denyer, Aug 20.—The judge who John A. Johnson was renominated 000.
of congress of June 3, 1878, entitled | offer proof to show that the land
Bud Taste
Jesse K. Lowe to Krank Knowles,
PILLS. In Drowsiness.
Among the growers who joined "An act for the sale of timber lands • »ought Is more valuable for its tim-
tho Mouth. Coated block 4 in Fisk 2d add to Glenada. cannot see the Standard Oil Company for governor by the Democratic state
Following the In organizing the new •onc-'rn tire In the States of California, Oregon,' 1 her or atone than for agricultural
of New Jefsev In the Standard OH convention today.
Tongue. Pain in the Side $300.
purposes, and to establish hl* Claim
mention of his name by Mayor Law­ L. 51 Gilbert of Rosedale Eno« I're»-
TORPID LIVER. Thej
G. W. Sanderson etux to Roger Ma­ Company of Indiana, and who cannot I ler, of St. Paul, the convention stam- nall. of Salem, 8. P. Kimball and M Nevada and Washington territory." | to said land before W. W. Calkins,
as extended to all public land states
r^alxte the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
honey etux, tract in sei' 36. tp 19, s r see through both these legal fictions
M. Elllss, of Dallas, A. L. West and
:,. • ol Augtial i. IStl, Mika licit/.- U. S. Commissioner, at his office In
$7500.
L M man, of Eugene, county of Lane.state Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the
L. M. Crozier of Rosedale.
WALL PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE 5 w.
Hitt to Linda A. Haney,
L. M
Gilbert was elected president. Enos of (irigiiii, did on March 20. I*#S, 29th day of August, 1908.
6.14 acres in sec 8, tp 21, is r 3
A. file In this office his sworn state-1
__ _
He names as wltn»’Hsea: Clay Ow-
Presnall vice-president and 8.
CIRTFP^-
Genuine Must Bear
$800.
L'*s»elle secretary and manager
the purehase of pn.
Eugene. Oregon; Mike Heitx-
W ittie '0 1
Fac-Sirmle Signature
in.1.1. No. 9584, for
1
Katharine H. McClung etal to
the NW*4 of NE'4 and lot 5. of —
Sec­ . man, of Eugene, Oregon; Andy Heftz-
E. B“an. part of lot 5 in blk 2
19 man, of Eugene. Oregon; Thomas Ma­
tion No. 24, In Township No. 12
Mulligan's add to Eugene.
south. Range No. 5 west, W. M., and har, of Eugene, Oregon.
U.
S.
to
Nelson
C.
Hinkson,
135.60
Any and all' persons claiming ad-
^fi—REFUSE •‘-•IBSTITOTR
will offer proof to show that the land
acres in sec 2. tp 19, a r 8 w.
Pendleton. Or., Aug.
21. New sought Is more • vamauie
valuable lor
for ns
Its mu-
tim­ , ver»*ly Hie above described land* are
Elizabeth Kelly to John F. Kelly
than
for agricultural
the ber or stone tl
buildings will soon arise on
__ 5_.
i
---- - requested to fltv» their claim» In thia
t al. 160 acres In sec 20, tp 16. s r
cene of this morning’s fire, which purposes, and to establish his claim office on or before the said 29th day
w $1.
eatroyed $50,000 worth of property, to said land before W. W. Calkins, of August. 1908.
*
Kate S. Brown e e’a! to John
BENJAMIN I.. EDDY.
'he First Christian church, which U. S. Commlseloner, at bls office In
Kelly e etal; 240 acres in s
Register.
lost a frame building valued al $18,- Eugene, Oregon, on Friday, the 28th
16 s r 2 w $10.
000, with $8000 insurance, will re­ day of August, 1908.
U. S. to Kate S. Kelly,
II»- names as witnesses: Clay Ow­
place the old structure with alone.
NOTH i I or pt BLK’ArinN.
sec 30, tp 16. s r 2 w.
The Wilcox Implement company, en, of Eugene, Oregon; Joseph lleltx-
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg,
W. E Smith et ux to Sanford Bil­
which lost the entire stock valued at man. of Eugene, Oregon Thomas Ma­ Oregon. July 15, 1908.
lings; tract in Packard’s ad. $250.
$30.000, with $15,000 Insurance, Im­ har, of Eugene, Oregon: Andy Helts*
Notice 1» hereby given that Harri­
Ardella O. Martin to N. H Martin;
'll
mediately opened an ifflce across man, of Eugene, Oregon.
son K. Shirk <f 725 E 11th 8t„ Eu­
w'H of lot 4. McFarland’s ad to Cot­
street and wired for new stock
Any and all persons claiming ad- gene. Oregon, who, on July 14th,
tage Grave. $ I
company will erect a new build- verwly the above-d scribed lands are 1908, made application under the
Carny J. McCracken et al to Ixiren
at once. Only two automobiles requested to file their claim In this Timber and Stone Acts. No. 0217, for
D. Wheeplv;
In aec. 36. tp.
roll-top desk were raved fr -tn office on or before the sal! 28th day W'v of NE', ; HE'« of SKIJ; and
15, s. r. 9
largest stock of Implements In of August, 190 8
NE'l of BE 14, Section $, Township
Wilhelm
M. A. .1
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Eastern Oregon.
19, South. Rango K, West, Wlllatn-
jr. $•;>•.
lot 1, block
In the barn of I ■
Tht*
fire
Started
Register.
ett • Meridian, has filed notlre of In­
to Board
Edgar
»read rali­
Golden Rule Hotel, and
tention to make Filial Pro f. to eg-
YOTK E I’OR l-t BLK VTioY.
ots 1. 2.
of Regent
Idly before a strong wind
All the
Unit» d States Land Office, Rose- tabltsh claim to the land above des­
ad to Eu-
The b.irg, Oregon. April 9, 1908.
buildings burned were frame
cribed. before W. W. Calkins, U. S.
city council announce the fire ■1!»-
Notice Is hereby given that In rum- C »tnmIsx'orer at his offlre at Eu-
trlct will be enlarged to take In thn pllame with the provisions of the act gene, Oregon, on the 7th day of Oc-
JOHNSON.
burned district, and will allow no of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled toiler, 1908.
more frame buildings.
"An act for the ssie of timber land*
Claimant
as witnesses:
In the States of Cillfornla, Oregon, Louis Hoselton
Oregon;
perl'd
Johnson. A
Nevada, and Washlng'on T rrltory," Le»ue Hoseitor
Oregon ;
•tratlon ensued. Stai
as extended to all the Public Land John Le
■gon;
Ai-
wavi-ii and the delegat
HADLEY.
State* by art
act of Augi
August 4, 1891. bort M.
gene, Ore-
a lira“ band, inarched
Geot go H. Watroua, ol
hall.
gon.
N<»TI< E Kill PI BLU VITON.
County of Whatcom. St
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
who hi
nominated for ,
A messenger was »ent
Register
Department ol the Interior . U. 8. Ington , did on March 2
bv th»- It» ;i.i’»llcan ¡»arty. His tight governor by telephone
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, In this office his sworn I
nst the Standard Oil company tw. of the messenger wa-
9586. for the purchase
August 8. 1908.
•a ago Drought him into ustiona mijk ppnsp. hh tfrp
NOTH I roll I’l ItLICATION.
*4 of Section No. 17, In
Notice Is hereby given that
had state»! emphatica
prominence.
IT. S. Land Office at Ros burg,
17 of South Range, No
Clubb, of Eugene, Oregon,
would not run
Oregon, May 2nd. 1908.
July 28. 1908, made application un­ M . and will offer proof to
Hon, however,
e real own
Notice I* hereby given that Allee
der the Timber and Stone Acta, No. the land sought Is more valuable for
the declaration.
lohn D H
J. Perdue of Eugene, Oregon, who,
A»
ai mort tinan- 9519, for the 8'4 of NE'4, Section Its timber or atone than for agricul­ on May 1st, 1908. made timber ap-
17 South.
Range tural purpose«, and to establish hi*
Imlty
inson.the 12. Township
claim to said land !>• fore W. W. Cal­ plication No 9904. for Wit °t SW
hill
lor-orat» <1 7 Weat. Wiliam- t’e Meridian,
kins. U. S Commlsaloner, nt his of- %. Section 24, Township 19 South
filed notlre of Intention to make
"T 'YES HEAVE l>tU»*8
with
West, Willamette M ridian.
In Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, II.» ng
nal Proof, to establlah claim to
diirinx
has filed not I Ice of Intention to make
29th day of August. 1908.
I
»»riled
before
W
■”*»test known remedy for be* vex
as wpnesses: Clark Final Proof, t to establish claim to the
H.ghlind. Or.. Oct. 31, I <402 -
•cribed, before W. W.
Eugene, Oregon; Frank land al
'• '• to certify that I gave my
Commissioner. at Eu-
Eugene, Oregon; Emil Calkin
» * »ne bottle til “Sto<.e'< Heave
oil the 9th da’
reenlesf Or««
• c- »nd cured her of heaves,
of Eui
vai last winter and she ha»
' »fleeted unce - GY allace
Ulnnle
s c. S TONE. Salem. Or
* “f* by all drugguts.
D
TRANSFERS OF LANE
LEE AND SON WILL
COÜNTT REAL ESTATE
SICK HÉAfttâHE
BENJAMIN
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