AMERICA'S GREATEST
NEW YEAR'S DAY.
(CVah'aiir-i rata Irtl page)
wont!" abe cried Id tone of con
tornntlon, rialn-r to bcr feet
Waa tbat twinkle of Jojr in lior eye?
Elijah, ever Insincere, like all of bli
claaa, waa ever auaplctoua.
"Aunt," be cried, aelzlng her by the
boulder, "too bare duped met"
"You know I did not Elijah."
"Do j-ou mean atlll to par me If I
deliver those dlapatchea, then?" lie
book ber rougliljr.
"No. I'd ati-ongly advlne you to ride
oft to Germantown now and bother
your bead do more about the dla
patchea. Better give tbem to me.
She stood up and faced blra with arma
folded.
"Oil, no, auntie, dear; oh, do. Thli
Dote la my only bold over you for tbat
money, my good aunt Rball I part
with tblsT Ob, dear, do. Shall
bow It downatalra? That dependa."
8be amlled acornfully at blm. "Tear
It open and read It," abo aald quietly.
He tore It open and read:
Tbll li to c.rtlfy that Elijah Strong, th
barr, may b truatetJ.
OEOKOK WASHINGTON,
Ha aat down and sobbed In hla fury.
He held the paper over the lamp
until It caught flre and watched
burn. Then, aprlnglnx up, be cried
"No matter! The old contract with
Knyphaueen bolda, and, by the Eter
onl"
Boon-;! Bong! began the bells.
"And, by the Eternal, Oeortte Wardi
Ington dlea today!" (homed Klljnb In
ber car high above the din of bells,
borns and flreuritu, and then rushed
from the bouse.
CHAPTER IV.
It waa high noon on New Tear's day
In the camp at Valley Forge, a clear,
frosty day. Borne of Mclntosh'a bare
foot men were llatleatdy shoveling
pnthi through the anow around the
furmboiiao of laaac Potts, which waa
the bcndiiunrtera of General Washing'
ton.
Io the parlor of the furmhouae ant
General Wuiiblngton himself, a tall
and One looking man of grave aspect.
Hla uniform of buff and blue aat on
blm handsomely. His powdered cue
waa tied with a black allk ribbon, and
bla hat and awnrd lay on tho table
bcelde him. In bla hand waa a amnll
copy of the New Testa njeut.
Near by on a sofa lay sleeping
young oHImt,' a great favorite of Wash
Ingtun. He had almost recovered from
a wound In the leg received at the bat
tle of tho Brandywlno. Mury I'otts,
the farmer'a buxom duugbtvr, entered
without ceremony and auld:
"I'lease, gentlemen, father aaya that
dlnncr'a ready now, airs" And out alio
flounced.
Tbo voice awoke the aleeplng officer,
who asked:
"la It so Into 7 Ah, me What
New Year's day we'll have next year,
my general r
The young officer arose (lowly and
With pain, and, leaning on the arm of
the tall commander In chief, they
passed out Into the bnlL At the door
a hurrying soldier met them, saluted
nd said:
"A prisoner, general; anys he la the
nephew of Kirs. I, din I Hi mill and that
be baa Importaut Information which
he will Impart only to yourself."
A guard of three soldiers, one bare
foot, approached with a tall, brawny
blond young man a little tbo worse for
liquor.
"Are you General Washington, ilrT
"I am, and I am told (but you are
the nephew of an esteemed friend o(
mine, Lydla lurroli.
"Tbo enuio, air. Now am I freer"
"Hut tbo uian free."
"The way to tut me free, general, la
to baud uie back my musket."
The general nodded and the musket
waa handed to Elijah. A wicked I learn
hone In bla eyes
"Oh, by the way, wat an Indian In
here today from the city?"
"I aaw none. Be lively. What have
you for met"
Stealing a look all around Elijah
Strong pulled out of hla pocket the
forged dlapatchea and banded them
over.
"Thla day In Connecticut we ahoot
the wild turkey," aald the aergeant to
klljuh. with sigh, while the dla
patchea were being read. "But this
New Year' day there's no turkey meat
for us."
"Ever about pairs?" asked Elllnh.
"No? Well, down In thla country ws
snoot pairs. Teams of two tire togeth
er. It great aixirt. The aergeant and
I will about agnliist ths other two."
"Not my will. O Lord, but tblno lie
done, cried the commander In chief
hoarsely as be nutahed reading the dis
patches and bunded them to the young
otili-cr whom he had addrearted as
James. He put hit handkerchief to
bit eyoa and leaned agulnat the door
post.
"No reward, general, for the dispatch
bcorer?" queried Elijah. "Ut ua shoot
a couple of rounds at a mark, air."
"Certainly," courteously replied the
geueral lit a husky voire. And then.
turning to bla rrlend and companion In
arma, be asked:
"Well, what think you Is to be done
"Eur yon to flee to Franc for the
army to disband, for freedom to wait
on better Uaye."
Crack I Whit! A bullet went pal
the generari face. Out Into the open
u .iruue sni:r uy ami waa about to
quesuon fciijsh and the other man.
standing a score of yards away with
imoklng muskets, aa to why they bad
put the mark to near hit door when he
noticed that the mark, t shingle swung
from a tree, was some distance away.
At once he ua-iertvd treachery.
Walking swiftly toward the uewrom
er, he was ulxnit t charge hi in with
the crime when down the hill behind
the man an Indian came running El.
Jah waa swiftly reloading his piece.
The Indian ceased running when with
in a aour of yards, halted, raised his
musket, tired, and Elijah Htrong f,.
UKiu the siimr. nut ., lp
In an ,,ta,,t ,u rum,,K , , divr
He dlRapiwar,,) behind a row of I.,,
huts '.no yards away.
"How dare you"- began the general
angrily.
The Indian ,,i,,i o(r ,,,, , , ,
and eagle fenther.
Hptal,, Alexander Williams. -ron
wai. In a hew giw.r. Mll ...,-,,
fe low waa here to kill ,,,. Knyplmu
acu ordered It done."
"Ah. would that hi. had smovded"
cried the lieartbrukeu leader. -It ..I
. captain. A aorry New YM,'.
day."
I urgoyn. . prlex.nor. French .Id
cob Kbtle't mill. I wish you, general.
most happy new year!"
iu". ,V'"",n" w" Wash
birton into lMac .otu. fllrtlllloulM, nd
told the good new., it wa. proclaimed
a once brougb tho camp. ,nd .bout
nswered thout until nlgbt fell. heu
bonfire, bla ted and Vui.um givl Z
tbre. ration, of. brejd .nrjloo
celebration uf the day und tin' ; o ..i
times at baud.
Ino spy ulso tolil of the attempted
asfuisKiuntliin, but Washington paid
little uttentlon to the story.
. An hour before sunset Captain Alex
ander Williams, in all his li.ilh.n
habiliments save the long bnlr m.d
eagle feather, rode out of rump toivuid
Whltrmnrsh mid retsirnetl with ti.e
New Year's :lft and with Lydla Iicr
ruh and Edith Smith. He epl:li,id
to General Washington that the ladli
bud to have the city because Killth't
father, who bud burned more than !.
ought to know, had threatened to de
nounce them to the British.
Bitting ut supper III Ihiwic I'otts' din
Ing room, General Washington prom
tscd to give tbe Indies an escort to bis
own home In Virginia, an escort of
which Cnplalii Williams should be In
com Inn lid.
"Here are rou:;h plans of tbe British
positions In Philadelphia unide on my
return after leaving the money at the
mill," said tbe spy, laying a paper on
the table. But Just as be did be
Jumped from bis chair anil vanished
through -the door. All listened, but
could bear nothing but the sounds of
Jubilation rising In the camp on tin'
frosty evening air. I'res"iitly ('uptnln
Wllllutna returned, brnrlng In one band
a musket and drugging with the other
Elijah lilrong.
"I saw blm outside the window. Id'
was leveling lilt musket at you ui-'itln.
general."
"Why do you teek my life?" asked
the great commander sternly, but culm
ly.
The wretch, standing before Wash
Ington, with the baud of tbe cm plain
tlH)n his shoulder, told tbo dreadful,
shameful talc.
The generul thought a moment nud
then ordered that Elijah be driven out
of camp.
Lydla Darruh trembled for her neph
ew, but the felt that ho bud deserved
even worse. Tbe man was marched
out of camp between two Hies of soldiers.
"It was a glorious New Yenr's day.'
mused General Washington.
"We start for Virginia In the morn
till. Willi your permission, general, and
a year from today I hope this lighting
will lie over ami Edith will lie mine."
replied Captain Williams.
Alas, a yenr from that time the cruel
war was still raging. Lydla Hurrah
bad died, and Alexander Williams bad
been captured by tho British and
hanged as a spy. Elijah Strong was
never beard of agnln.
Edith Kmlth wns a gray spinster In
Philadelphia In 130 when she told this
story to a circle of friends one New
Year's eve.
There
have been
times when
the wild
U-nsta have
la-en more
merciful
than
human lieins, anil apnreil the woman
cast to them in the arena. It is astonish
ing how little svmpnthy women have
for women. In the home the mistress
area the maid with the signs of suffering
she recognizes so well, but she does not
lighten the sick girl's load by a touch of
bcr finger. In the store the forewoman
eeea the pallor aud exhaustion which
mark womanly weakness, but allows
nothing for them. It is work or quit.
Doctor Pirrcr's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women wrll, by curing the womanly
disrasea which undermine the health
anil sap the strength. "Favorite Pre
scription" istablishrs regularity, driea
weakening duiiiis, heals inflammation
and ulceration, and cures female weak
ness. "Wtirn I flirt rmnmrnrcd llhliiir lr l'irrr'a
mMlcuir," wiilr- Mir i.t-olur A Htrunu ol
('lli-f-v.Hill, K.'Mt.'j'S Co , N V N I w,i milb'i
ItiU limn lenirtlr , i.l.nr. a diMiwr.-mlili ilium
tM.iiK.,uWII tiling, wruk iiml lnr.t lii-liMnli
tlip lllilr 1 .I..IM, -'l SII11111.I tit Hull W:iv I'.r
tw, yrait. thru 1 I eifin ihLiiik yiwit nir.ljitne.
Alti-r Ukllis Itie Inst Imtilr 1 M-Kan 1,, rr
teller I l,K'k l.mr iNideHiif lit I'u ur'n l-nv.,r.
Il I'ln, il,.i,-,i two .if t;,,l.l, n Mnllral III..
ctivrty.' our vi.ll ill I lie- I'lt-iiMiilt rrllt-u,' o
Uw,l Ullf Uilllf ul llr SiiKf i iMtwrth keltit-.tv.
huw t Irrl like 11 nrw i,-imu. 1 1 1 ti t thank von
sn.itiuli lor ymi Sin. I s.lvice aiul tlx noou yuur
aictil, lur h.i ilonr niK."
"I'avoiite Prescription1 nukes weak
women sttnug. sick women well. Ac
cept no substitute lor the medicine winch
woiks wonders tor weak wntucn.
Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pellets are tbe
most desirable luxulive fur delicate
women.
dr. mw$
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CUre lor )TUU. If mveisarv Ulllel'l. I r
I bill l ,..t a Itte I line i-urlm Inst wi
canesaayours. AIK'ouiillaUi,iia free.
Tliilit liuuitlK to lied, tieavv backaclev.
pulii and soreness i,m khlneH, u I , rli, u.
tii.ttlilll. lltlu-r rt lueitles rallMl, I ir. I fu
ller K lilney n nil llje-klictie l mil cut, ,i ine
oiliiplelely. II. WAI'l li.s. Ili,t. N V."
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For nit by W. F. Kremer
NOIICE KOI! I'l lll ICAllON
Tiiiilwr I.siul Act, June 3, 1S7S.
l olled Slates Land Olliee,
lioseburi!, t lrekon, Dec. Ill, l'SIJ.
Notice is berebv giv -n thai in coin-
piiaiue with the pioviioua m tl,e , 1 ,,1
uuiress ol .lune 3, IS7S, entitled "An
act lor the snls ol liii,l r Ian, la in II, t
Sates of Cahli'ma. t'leuoii .-.,.
ml Waslm g ,,11 I , , 1 n,.i ." , - . t, ,, 1.
edt.tallllir I'nbhe l and rir luml
I Ails-ust t. H'lJ. 1 1 em I.. I , em -tun 1 ,.
oilland, Coniilv nl Miiliiioiinli. Ma
I t'iei,'U, has Ibis ilar li t d 111 Mo
tin e bis sttotti suit-iniut Nn ill-' (,,,
ibe pun hse ol the M ol ". '4, .
Hon No. 1' ai.d N ',, ".I N t . . .
Hun No la in lo iiMitn 4 s.i.ni,
HansH No ti V. ami sol , it, , i,,,,,,i 1,,
bow thst tbs Isml siiiinbi li,,,,,.
4ble 1,1 ll limli r ,,, ,1,11,,. il,,.,, I,,, . ,.
Ictllllltal piliai-rs, Slid to 1't.unliHli lna
I llll, III I la,,,) Ih.;,,,,. J. 11.11,,11,
Ulltl Juik'e. ai lna lOti e .1 1.
I'ara, ( lieu, 111. on lini ila . 1 li.. .'nli.l...
Msnb, llkl.l II,. uaoiei us on-
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W K Whir, 11!,. id Arthur W I
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d Ji It M isn ol Giautn 'a. Ilr.i,,,
Anv mid a'l inin ci:oi,nw I01-1-the
alaivr ales, Tilled Ian, I. are r..
i 'li all, I lu lile ll.nr i lal.ua in ihla oilier
hi or btloie .d Nb il.n ul Mar.h
ltHl.1.
J. T. TKII...V..
Kerf later.
ivtiNii nnnt Ail ti.t U.ii,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878.
United Htatea Land Ollice,
Koseburg, Oregon, November M, 1902.
Notice ia berebv given that in compli
ance with lbs provision, ol tbe act ol
Congress ol June 3, 11478, rotulrd "An
act for tbe taleol I. in tier hinda in Hie
Htatra ot ( a llornia, Oregon, Nevada ami
Wasliingmii Territory," as extended to
all I be Public Land Stale" b set ol
Annual 4, MZ. Emma Winner-, ol
Mornivilla, County ol Miilinomali, K'mi
ol Oicuoo, I, an ibis dav filed in lbi
olliie bia sworn rtateriient No 40;;4
for th piircbae ol the WJ$ ol fcE!
KW N K'-jj und XE ol SW!4' ol Secrbn.
No 20, lu township No. 38 K, Kne Tio.
I) west, and sill i Her proof lo show that
I he land sought is more valuable (or us
timber or stone than for sg'iciiltursl pur
poses, ami lo establish bis i-laiui to saij
Islid before J I). Itoolh, County Jinlge,
at his ( Mice st Grams Pa s, Oreuon,
on KaMnday ths 7'b tUy ol rebiusf)
l!s): Mr tisoies hs Mtine-M'S
Mrs. Ida Mule, Alls-ri MeKisaen,
Charles II vie all ol Moi tavilla, Oregon,
and A. W. H:lsby, ol Grants Pass, Ore
gon, Any and all persons daiming adversely
the above desciilied land are requested
to rile their claims in Ibis ollice on or lie
lore said 7: b day ol February, 1B0.'J.
). T, IlKinriKS,
Kogister.
NOTICE Foil PUBLICATION.
Timber I, hi, I Act, June .'I. 1H78.
I.iiiiiiI Hisies l.ioil Ollice
Hnseburg, Oreiion, November I'll. 11102.
Notice i in-reti? trt ven ihst. in rouiiili
'ince wjtb the provisions ol tiis S'i ol
tjoimres ol June 3, Ih78, eu'i'lrd "An
set lor 'be -Hir of timber lnd in ll.e
Stiite o( Ci'l'lortits. tieion. N'evsd,
and Wa-himion Teintorv," es extend-il
tosll the Public l.sild H'Sles bv set of
August l, IM'I:', Id lltle, if
Moiilnviil, Co iiiiy ol Mu'tiioiiinh, Htsle
ol ln-tri in . has ibis iliy tiled in this ofl'n
her sworn s ateuii-nt No. 40.tfi. lor the
llrchase of the N W '4 ol No. tn
ToAniliip No. 3K. Snu b, Kange No. ti
tVe-t.aod will IT -r proof to show tbat
the land coiigbf mote valuable l"r its
liinlier er t,,. iban lor agricultural
pil'poi..", und to estabtiab ,er clalrn to
tid land before J. O lionb. Count,
Jiidgi-, a1 bis i.llicn at li-aots I'as, Ore-
noii, on Satutd.iy, the 1 1 11 day ol rri.ru
srv III''.'! wlm iiatties as i'tiea ;
Emma Wineurl, Alls-ri MeKisaen,
Charit-a llvle all ol Monlavilla, Oregon
and A W. Sils'iy, ol IJriiiits Pass, Ore
inti. Anv and all i.ersona eLiiiniiig adverse
ly the aliove-ib-serllH'ii lands are re
qtltsti'd lo lile their eianus in Una nllice
on or beloiu raid 7lb dav o' Febiuary
I'.MI.I.
J T. IlltlliOKS,
Itegisier
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
limber l.snil Act June 3, IH78.
I'niied Slates I, und Ollice.
Koseburg Oregon,, November al, '.K)2.
Notice is berebr given thai 111 com
pliance with the provisions ol the ad of
Congress ol June 3, 1878, entitled "An
am lor die sale ol limber lands in the
Stales ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extruded
toall tbe Public Land States by act ol
August 4, IH'.I'.', William Deveny ol
Mniitavilla, County of Multnomah. State
ol Oregon, has tnis day tiled In this ol
I1c,m Ins sworn statement No. for
the nur. liasr ol the SW',.' ol Sir. No 32,
Township No- i!8 South, Range No. (1 W,
and will nll'er proof to show that the
laud sought if more valuable fur us tim
ber or stone ilno lor a to ictill ii'al pur
pose', and to establish bis claim to said
land belore J. O limit h, County Judge
stills ollice al tirsnls Pass, Oregon, oil
Saiutdav. the (lb day ol rebruarv
IIS13 she names as witnesses:
Charles llvle, Albert MrKisseii, J. C.
Ill,i, kl'iini, all ol Mnnlavllbi, Oreiion
sod A. W. Silsby. of llr.tnts Pais. OrM
s-011.
Any and nil person, claiming adverse
ly the sbove-desctibeil lauds are re-
UfHttd lo llle 'heir claims III this nlliiv
111 or beluie Mini 7ib day ol Felnuary
P.KI.I.
J. T. IlllllMIKS,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Laud Act, June 3. IM78
I'liiied Males I. and tllllee,
Itoseburg, O'ti.'oii, NoveniU'r 13. I'.Kl.'.
Noine is beiebv g'ven thai 111 compli
ance well the provisions ol the set ol
Ciuiiiiei-a ill June 3, 1478, eniitled "An
act Irr Ihc bale of tliulrer I tuds tn
the S'a'i s ol Calltoruia, Oieuou, Ne
vaiU and S a-bllinioii lerrllorv," as
ettrimed lo all 1 lie- public Laud
States bv ml tit August -I, IS'.IJ,
James E. Illacsburll ot Moulsvilbi,
I'ouuly of Mull nib. Stale of Ore-
unn baa Ibis day filed in Ibis ol
lice bis sworn statement No. 3Uo4,
(or the purchase nl Hie N V4 olSicllt ll
No '.N 1 11 Tow ic-blpo. 3S S, Utiles N't.
il west, und wdi oiler prool lo show ibat
ihe Isnd ainitilit la 11 ore valuable Icr lis
Unili-T or siolle Ihini for acrieullilrsl
pl'lnes, and lo establish hi clallii 10
aid laud In lore .1.(1 llnolli, Cmlnly
li:,l,'i. at iiiNollnonl tirauis Pass. Out
11, 1 11 sal 11 -day, the 7'h day ol I I. ma
rl, l'.ltt3. , names as ultliessea-
A. cv. SiUb,, F , Itrius, (i. M.
Snilhitl ol liiints I'aaa, Or-'gutl and
U' ;i. Ill mlfi miii, 1,1 M,,u nvu a. Ore-
Itoll.
Any and all persem. cla mini: a.lvi rely
Ihe above desctiiied laluta aie -npiested
to tile Ibeir claims in tics illi.e ,,n or
belote said 7tb day ol Kebruarv, si;j.
.1. T. HioiiiiKs,
Kegmti-r,
NOIICE FOR PUUI.ICAriOS.
Tiinls-r Land Acl, June 3, l78.
I' llllrd Malts I mill 1 1 tli, e,
lb sebnig, Oica-on, Novcini'cr 13, lis).'.
Noine is ben bv given that 111 intnpli
anee Willi Ihe p'oxisions uf the art ol
Congress ol , I nue 3, 178, cntil V,l " An
set lor the sale ol timber Ian Is 111 ibe
States ol t'aliloriiia, Orrgoti, Nevada,
and Washington Temiotv," as extend
ed to all the Public Land States bv act
of Aukui-t 4, Iv.':',
W II.I.IAM II. HENDERSON
of M.-ii'avilis, County ol Multnomah.
S'ute ol Ongou, lias tin. dsy tiled III
this ntlice bis swum slaienieni No ;; .-. ,
lor tin. pun ba-c ol the S W '4 ol Section
No in 1,b n-hin No. 08 Souib, tinme
liisi,alid will olb r prool IhiImiiLi
be land sought t more valuable tor ns
t Hila r or s'.u e than for nun, ih nta
I'm i'o-, -a. ait'i 1,1 caialiilMi ha i-laiui lo
aid land !. I o,. .1. o. ll.iolli t .
I.:,l
at bis , lln e al titan's l'ia o m
l! III. oil -lit I'll.l
rv, 1 m 1. : II,. 1,
I be 7' b ,Uv ol I'Vl'iua
V. w Si'.i.t, K II It n
it.
-01 til al ot li'an'a l'a-, tl I-;, I 1
and
.1 I.. lna, Hi rn ill aloiilHWi a, theuoll
Am an, I all p -r-.n a e I anni lu a. I ver aa.
-i ti e all I. a, ih,
e-i lo h'e iheit , aim
: ' ' 'id ,h d..-
'a ai '
I test -en
or
I '.UK!
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Ho-ehtirif, Oreg'in, O.-t. 26, 1902
Notice It hereby givn that in com
plisnce wrh 'be (irovi-ions of tbe act o
tingress ol June 3, 1878, entitle, "Ai
a-t lor ibe"sle ol iiuitier Isnds in tin
S' es ol Calilorn a, Oregon, Nevada
nd Masbmg'on IVrritory." as n-
ended to all the Public Ln. Sts'es hi
ol AUaiist 4, if2. Flizaiiktii li.
I'oiiok. id Porllsn.', CiMiiitv of Miiltno
iimIi, Miste ol O'egon, Ims this iIt llle-'
o itiis ollice ber torn siattnii N".
7fli lor the I'tiicbai-e -l ti e K!4 el
SKi and KE'i of NW)4' slid '
M-1 ol section No. 0 in lowin-hiu N"
41 South, Hst'se No. 4 Wet, and sr. II
Ifer pnsif to show tbut tbe '"ik
otigbl Is more vslmtb'e for i s flintier
or stone than lor suneiiltursl purposes,
ai d to estatili li brr claim to said Isnd
lielorej. O. I.ooib. County .Indue, at
liis ollice al Grams Pass. Oregor, nt.
fiiuiHlav the 15'h dv ol January 11SI3
be ttsiues as iine-es:
William E. E. Dodge and Kate Dodpe
ol Portland, Oreiion, H. W. Hilsby. of
(iranls Pass, Oregon and Geo. C. Culey,"
ol S eawboai, Oregon.
Anr and a'l iersons clsirtitnir ad
verely tbe above-dsscrilieit lauds ar
reotiesied to file their claims in ttii-
nllice on or befjre aiil I5'h day o1
.laniiary ltH3. J. T. Hkiihiks,
KeKiicr.
NOTICE FOR PUIil.I'J.tn )N.
Timber Land Act. June 3 1S78
Un ted St .tes Land Olli -e,
Kosebii-g, Oreicm, Dec. 8, W)2.
Notice i berebv given licit in ci-iii-
iiliatlce fill lbs iiiovwiori ol the Met. ot
I 'onu-ress ol June 3, IS7S, entitled "'An
set lor tbe sale rtl liinlier Isr ds in Itie
Hfates of I shforiiiM, Ornf n. Nevs-ls nnd
W's-biiigt"ii I'eiriiorv," us x'enii'-ii to
all the I'uMie Land S ales li) ni t of
August 4, I H:ii,
JOHN ANNKIt ON
of Mori 4vtl.i, VI 11 tnoinsb County, St:it-
i.f llr.m lidri lliia il.v H il ill tlilM
..nj,-, ,is sooril stlteinin No lo:il or
tbe piiii base of the ), id SW'a. "K'l
ol S'4 ol Ion N'o. iJI) III Toali-bll.
No. 38 Soii'Ii. Range N 1 II W.a'ol will
oirer prisrf to show thsl the latirt eie'i'hl
rs more valuable lie' its liinlier or -nuts
than for ugriellltil'al pi.riioses iti"l to
1 eai,iblii-li bis rlaiiit to -an! land b-fi.re
I J. O, Ibst'b, Count v J U'Ue. st Id- ollce
! at tirati'a Pass. Oirgou, on 'Thilrsilsy the
I'lpliMav of Fehriiaty 19 '3. lie names
111 w itnesses :
llenrv Wingert, ol M ui'sviIU, O e
grill, A W Sllsliv, F. II. llrii'L'S. lieo
Sin i 1 li, all oltfiantr Pa-, Ormon,
Any and all per-ons rlaitiiiug advetfr
Iv ihe above described lands are re
oilested 10 lile their rlaitlis III till" ollice
on or befoie said L'lith
day ol ti blUat
PJtU.
T .liimxins,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Laud Ai t, Jiin-3. IH7S.
United States Laud Ollice.
Ros'-burg, Oreuoil. Dec. 8 II, I9U2.
Notice is hereby niveu that in coinpli
ance with the provisions ol '.be set ol
coiiiriess ol June 3, 1878, entitled "An
act lor the sale uf limber lands 111 the
Slates' of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as cX'rttdctl
lo all the Public Land S'ates by act ul
August 4, 189',
HENRY WINOERT
of Montavilla, County, of Multnomah,
St-tieot Oregon, has Ibis dav tiled 111 this
olliie bis sworn statement No. 4lr9f) lor
ib piircbaae of the S'B of the NW'.i
N rl N W I anil SW ol N E'4 of sec No
XI in Tuansliip No 38 South, Range No
0 W, ami will oirer prool lo sbtt
that the land soushi is mote valuabb
lor its timber or stoue than for agiicul
tnral purposes sml In esisblist, bis claim
10 said laud Itclore J O lloo'li County
J ildge, at bis ollice al I iranls Ps-s Oi e
goti, on Thursday the -0 b day of Febr u
ary, 1903. lie names as witnesses:
John Anderson, ol Moiiiavtlls, Oregon,
A. W, Silsby, tieorge South, F. II
ltrigh.'i allolttrans Pass, Oiegon.
Anv and all persons claiming adve se
Iv Ibe aiHive-descrihed land- are re
quested to tilts their claims in tins oflire
011 or belore said tith dav ol Ft-lnuaty
I'.iO.i. J. T. I'uiiitiKs.
Register.
notice for puhlicati.in.
Timber Land. Aci .lune 3. 1878
Kosebuig. Origoll, Oct. l!KI-'.
N'oCce is. bereiiy given that in com
pliance 1 h ibe iiovisioiis ol (tie a.ti nt
Coi'git-s-, ol June 3, I87n, entuled "An
AC' l-1 the sale ol liinlier bitlds In Ibr
Siaics 1.1 CHlilorms. tiretou, Nevaoa,
isnd '-Vaslilusirrii Temuiry," as ex
leliiled lo nd piltillc Land SI ites tiv si t
in Allans: 4, I8UH. Wll.l.l.lM E. E
DniiiiK, ol I'o naiid. County ol MuIiuif
tuatl, Slate ul Oregon, has tins day tiled
111 ibis mine bis ASum stateim nt No
37'.l lor tbe pur, b.ts id the si '4 ol
Section No. ti, ill Tustlsblp No, 41
South, liatiiie No 4, Ucst, ad will
1 tli 1 i-icol to sLins it.ai 'lit land sought
I is mote valuable lur ns flintier or stone
Iban for nariiuliiirsl pup a s, and 10
e-labllstl Ills claim lo said land lietoie
J.O. Ilisiib, County Judge, al l it ollice
al tirauis Pass, Oregon, on Th11tsd.it ,
the I olli tlay ul January, 190.1. lie
names as w itnesses :
Fluaht-lh II. I io, las and Kaie Du.lue,
ul Poriland, Oregon, and V. W. .-Miso
Ol lilunts I a-s, tbrgoli and tteu. C
Culey, of Sieatub'iai, Oiegoti.
Aim and all ptisoita cunning ad
versely the ah iv l---ctits d Umis are'
rtijnestrd to tile ber claims 111 in
clbce on or btl'le said l.'llll day ot '
Jauiiai), I90il. J. T. I'liiiHiKS. '
lie,;iM,ir. '
K I t i I K' VTIKN.
nl, Ac June It. I--7S
l ir. nl. 1 I I . L'5, 1II.IJ.
LimtM r L i
U iiMl.irt
Nttiiin if ii rein
kiW., II, al 10 ciu-
pliMiw c mi li ill r
ul t lliil 'l Ullf ,
rt lor i ho il
PtU( di VVlllNM Nt:
'om ol ibe act
IN. en It nd 'An
I.-
, 111, be- Ian ill I lie
a. tl vtn, Nr-vad v
Tairllort ," as t X
iil Walihth
tfllilftl tO H I I III I'llh if I. Hlil ,S h'PC ti)
iM til A'lll"' . l4-K I'- IM.K tt
I'tT' Untl, C'-'inii ol Vi ii 1 lit nun li , iHie
of Uii'aiiii ii dim 1I1V h t III It IN
i liiff Imt ini r. ri.i'ii.i.i .S "7j ,tr
thit pnit'lint i ih. .( S'T ii'ii Nn, ;
11, in T.nM.i . ' tl ni:t., 1C itiit N I
4 fti, Hint w ill 1 fl r trnJ ni-i t.t j
l hr l.ui'l ri 'ii. hi ;c iidtir" v a 1 1 1 1 'mi )r i i
l nnht-r or H uf Huh l r Hit run itt ul j
(ui 9 , mitl 10 . k U in i,n i 1 111 t 1 j
Ml.l Ul.tl tM-lt.ri v li.Hh, I'liLItU
IlltUf, HI tim I'ttl t At tiriul rn, ,
Vfrin. n lliU'Mltn ;lit 1.') li tlay ol
alitiuwv IikM, Sin- i i 'm- Hiint'9ift:
-i!limii K K iKMi; noil K titlM'Ui
H. iKKUf, ul rortlnm. DnxMi. A. W.
M.?tn , ol it mi.t P.tM, O'fifOil tllil
In n t. . I'llll . of S t H i Iv-rtl, O't'uin
nv mitt nit o-'i tiin rl on. iiitt Ail
vr'iv ihe u)Ke Jt'fv rit.nl liiinl rt
Miin'U'.i lo die iiicir r litinn i.t thi
t'th-e uii or Ufoif mill l.'li U i-
JiUinir , l.K it. J. I'
1r . A. lr in. Ile;n Mt-nt.
Wr Mr . I i;i.r lu-arlv Iitnlu-1
Hit hriiitr U'llit an-t it;n r. xu ,i.!v
v fil M f u i 1 one in .-.; , i
nn, M.ntiil h.iii' -jTuiiciiii' t'.l luriir
II 'If Mv HpflU' t- a,-' tl, I
. mi. itl lo (..uu.K in vrfi;.it nnl 'i-el
hkf llf I' nl It: M .t- alVt'I
Itiif i Itir lxlti- I ! tl fur tin;,
tl ii I lr tl fririul nll.l Ihe nlhiT lor
-f II A 1 K tint inu-n.l Ui tK with
out it. rrv iru v viir-.
I U. UAUUIS.
v r -at
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timlssr Land, Act June 3 1878.
United -Ua e Lti d IHtire.1
Rosebnrg. Orrgrii. N Vetiib r i", 19l2.
Not. c-:i -! nr ir v -n 'li.' ,t m
'tlaricr- i b tl L- pro l-i"llfc ,i lb- ai
'liinirs-"! J'lne3. IH7S, eini l.-l
tl-l l.-r the ,le ol tlllil'er l.m I- it,
SlatiS ol I 8 il'THIS. Urji'i,, N-
nd Wa ll !'' '11 T-rrtlir.." a- IX
ell.bd t i a'l toe I' ibli Land S a t"
set 'f ..in-t 4 J.H'i.'. Miniie W
Hei de-s 11. "I M- i l .vil a t ' iinty o'
Mllllllolll.il. Sia'e of Orivn, hrf
tbisdiv lild mi ib's ol.'ice In-r stMirn !
-tslelu-nl No 4011 'or I t pur- bssr oi;
" E ) ul See1, en N". L'8 In timn-nip N". '
38 S011II1. R 11. ie No li W, and srill ' It' r
U-O'tftobow thst tbe land sontil is
tnor-- vniriHh'e f-.r i:a timber or stone
than for airncoliri-al pii'tKi-t-. and to
establish her uaim lo sm,l lai d before
J. O. Itoolh, Coilll.Iililje. lit II s ollice
4t (fisnts I'sss, Oregon, rin Sslnroav Ibe
7'h dav of February, 1903. She name
as tlli(-s, K ;
Alb rt D. Mi K--on, Chns. llvle,
Alth A. 1:1 ai kblirn, W II. Ilendt rsoli
all rrf Moiitavil!a Oreitou.
Anv si. ,1.11 pers 11s el iining nlver-e-'y
the 'sbrrve-iiescriis-.l lands are re.
ij'ivateit to lib- their clniins in Ibi- 1 iTn-e
on or le-fore said 7ih dav of Febrrirr,
1903. J T IlKtnriKi.
Register.
NOTICE FOR I'UIII.ICATION.
Tinibr' Land. Act Jnn 3. 1H78
Uni'eil Males Land Oilier,
nos'btlri.'. Il f;'iil', Nriverl'lar if I'.t'l2.
Noriee i- l.erelir giVfll lbs! til coin-
loll'r'e with 'be prov, -ions of the act i-t
( am're-s of J ine 3. 187., entitb d "Aii
ael lor ibe sale ol liui'ier am's i" t tie
Salea di t'a'll'Tnis. Ore-r'l-, Jf-TStlS
ail' W. Iiltii."'li lerri'"r." ss ex
end i II. . tb-Ptl'-'ii' Lard -its'f- b
act ..I .lui'i.-t 4, H'.i2. Aiberr D li. -Kias-
ti. ol Moriiimlla, t our-ty of 'ttllltto
illall. S at,- of t -yo- ha - I Ilia d IV Hird ill
, bi iitli, e bis s-a i-ru atai.-m. nr No. 4' OS
(r 'b- i l,u-e SK'4 d NE, N r
..I E'4 at I Mi1; NWJ ot cti.,1
No -ti T ... 1 .1 j . N :;s S nth Ita'-ge
J 1 (1 -V. ,.nd Mil r.ll'ir le-.-oi lo -bovt
lb It III'- !,t, d u.,:n,tl ia ii'i I',, y III llll
't Its tor l-er r-r s.oiim lbi.n 'or H .'r i
uiui-a' pit-,osca. an,) to et-l-hit-h ,i
linn, t,, -il, I ,,,,, ,,. J I) 1',,,,,-h.
Ci Iv J11 le, at b'S nllice at (iran s
Pas-. Oi"i'i n. on Satctil at Ibe 7 b (lav
rrbruan, 19').:. lie names as all-
ne-ae ;
Charles llyle, V. II. llen,ler?on. J.
E llla.k Inir:, all ol Mont Vila. Oreiion
and A. W. riMiy of tiianla Pis-, Ore
a"oe .
Ant and ul! tierwi,na elniniin n-'-ver-.
Iv lb- ub-'Ve deaertli. , laud- ar
reipiested 1 lile their clamn III ibis
ollice -n i-r let'ore raid 7h ilav o
r-ehnuirv. I'.iO.i J T Hkiihiks
R- tisier
NOTICE FOR PUIII.R'ATICN
Ti.nii-r Land, A -i June 3 I87S.
Unite I Siaiea I, ml odi -e,
Rosebllrg, Oregon, vovelnber 1T, 11) -
iSoitcB is lercbv uiven that 111 cini
pliatiee with ihe proii'ons r, tl,,. p-t
ol Coligirst ol June 3, 1878, en iUrd
"An set for the sale el timlirr lumls tr
ibe Slates of Calilornia, Oreirun. Nr vstln,
slid 'asblnglrin Tetritory," sa , x
tt lil all ths Piihlic Lsnd Si vr l,t
act ol August 4. 1892, Abba A. Hl.c
btiru, of Motiluvilla, Count r ol Mul'in
inah, S ale ul OieK'tm, has this ilst fil8
in this t'tlics ber sworn stsn-menr No.
4010, lor lbs purchase uf ihr NE'4 ru
Secllon No in lostisbio No 38 Sou'!
Range No. tl W, mi I will oll'.-r p"
snow nisi ilia nirii B"larti? is loo -j
valualile for its linile r t:r :i.ne thitn f,,
'agricultural piltpo'i". and to ran,-, i I,
j Iter C'aini tn ssi I laud hrhi'-e J O. hoo.li.
t'oililM Jililw-e, at bia ollie.. at t.r.inl
l'a. Oregon, oti Katllltlay llie 7th 'la
in I'roiii.iiv, 1:10,1. .-.no nam a a-
W it liessehM :
Minnie W. lien, Icr. on, I'hai. ,le.
Albert D. M. K sa.m, .1. li. lll.icHl.uio ul
ol Moulavlllrt, Oteg.in
'Any and ail peisona elaitni n- inlv, r-e
Iv the al ove-.lrs.'i ib' d Isnda srn rt -
iplesied lo lile tbelr el.tiuis ro this olli
n or lie'nie
; a d 7 li ib-
' of Kehillsrr.
T ltiiiniik.a,
Kiaiisier.
l'.IO.'l.
I .NOTICE FOR 1UHLICA I ION.
I Timber Laud, Ac June 3, 1.-78.
United Mates Land 1 lllli",
I Koseburg. tlietnu. NoM Uili.-r 1T1 19
I Notice I- heri-bv giv. 11 that
"in
pliance w It h tlie provl-loiis of iheai-i nl
( i.iigre-a of Jiinr ;. IS78, .-. t-1. ,1 'An
act lo. 1 lit s.iia ol tiruhiT laud, m ui--Sutra
ot Califoruis, tbeuon. N.-vada
and Wa-binion Ternioiy" as rxo'iniinl
lo all th- Public Laud Slain In net ol
August 4 18U:', Cliailes Hi Is .( .VI a
villa, Cotintv ot Multnomah, Mate n
Oiegon baa this ilav tiled in ibis ollice
Ins suorn siairment No. 40C9 for in.
pnrebase of Ibe SEj nl Seen, .11 No ',i
in l ow n-lnp No. I,.1 Soiiili, Range No, ti
W, and mil ,iH,.r ,,!,.( 1,, f,nw ,,a,
: land sought is mine valuable l..r It
tiuib r or shin than for iigi-'ruiiurs'
piirp -i a. nud tn ,-ial t-h bis ,-laii
-aid lll.d belnre J. O. Hiiu'li, Count.
J ildge at h.s ' llii al I ir mis I '.vs. I In -
' goti, on sa'urday the 7th dy of Eel ru
; ary. T.'O.I. lie toiin.'a a. w iim :
Albeit 1). Mi-Kiss ill. W II. !lel:d-r.on
'J. E lllin kli'iin all ol .Vnutswila, On
gun i.nd A. V. Sil.-h,-, () Ursiits Pass
tlreg
Any an-1 ii persons i 'a'uiinj nlvi ra.
iv the above-, Irscnl.'d Iain's are re
iplrsted lo ti e linn ililma in lb s 1 tli 1
on Ol be'i-re said 7lil day of Ei br-iura
J. 1. En.M.i.a
1 ' " I. .
ERIGHT'S DISEASE
1 he latj,
'rii'tioit. e;
Ci-a.. IU'
void d in 10
a ea a.-l h
I Mini 1 ver u, lur a ,-.
" hi; d band, in S 111 Han
-- '-'''I. Ihe Iran-h-r lu
ll "I, 'I .lock l lL',:,tm . I V ) .,
a earn ol l-.-i,,h 1,,, 1
' f "-i-iu.- lur ii,ki,.', i ,
n--i e, tin In-r 0 nicir.iol,. id
1 1,1'V -'.riill,eln-.,l i,,. s,.
cation ol tin. -,.-,
se mi ,1 iia
-IH invi a'
i-'i. iii'H)
II,' enre.t
I llt'V III ( I r ifAml
llll I It If I I' rll't
over Mirt e tU . n ,
nti'l n i 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 iu, 11
ul
ll.eiis b -'initio
"U 'be ttea-tnenl
Hie I.I..1 u,il phy
i , lie ut at'te e.a-ea,
oh ti e fill-leant-
vh i int. in n.in.i . In. i, i
i l riliiuiii-it ri it 1 1
'' j"-': . To t-( An
per cent
llhH ti-st rrtM-! Were nihi-r
I lit-n Ivnii; tun tlurli't n jvr rMK o
liit. iht (-iirr, m-r mi K-ti-tl Hitif
1 l ih. ifiriLiftion, I'lie p'tK 'iiiing
,f ri W'VMMMfc'AMiirf- Tt,ii,Mi:i'.',. mni n,i
inn. -rtl r. j o. i M( ilu i st 1 a-,- vierr
Mll.UH.I Nll.l 4 til i,h n.mll Irve oi.
Hllt!u-'MI. A'hi-fri-i J.M1N J ti l roN
t'oMiMNY. I'.'O Mt hitf.Mu. rv St. Shu hMn-
fail.
.ikes
1 AXIaE
-ivud light loads.
MEASE
'00J lor everything
th.it runs on wheels.
Sold Evarywhara.
Tk "'
Mad. kr Tl)KIll,CO.
T'.e w,r, , tire, on at and the
m M..K t h (ur otm jeatr or ti in ad-
ill
&SS . &&$M It Is established Ffef
1 WPt fey lf testimony
of thousands of fer JM
. Xla-t- women, that Dr. fZ$X& t
1 Mm3i Pierce's Favorite ci
vPn Prescription MW
-. ' makes Weak fiS&& t
I i Women Strong beb
l . and Sick Worn- t"r
VfJ en Well. ' i
19
1
MlTICK.
To la:u,l if A i bit rulors of S
litr:ct Xns. 11 utul 4,-, f
''llOIll
Jose-
i 'inn' 1 1 -11 u t v , ( ji j-iiii ;
i'.i ii,.. :!,,-j(v vrslcd in 111c ns
t'hainn in t,f the I'oniil of Arbitrators
for M-lmiil liistnr-ia :i,,i. II iiii.I 43 ,.f
.Ic : 1 1 . n coiiiuv, t in .,,11, I hereby
cull :t met tic- . ! th" nn 11, beta of mid
hoard in tin- re-Inn. 1 Imu-- of district
II. if I,"!anil, (Irepui, at tbe
liner i f ;t o'cii ck a. m.. .lumiarv :l.
f'-r tli.1
I'lt.V if
I 11: pi-sa' id 14 1 v i il 1 liar the
In; 1111 -r di.-ri :ct No. 11,
10 Iiirinal ii n nf dit-ti ii t
-il Iv I'll'
I", und f
uth r Tn
I- I'll- it.
Nn.
sue!
r the tiansai'tion of
iness as shall 1. v
L-.r.civii s-avitatc,
l uiiiity Siipt.
l:iy of Dcceinbi-r,
till Ibis intii
l.mc
NoTIt'K.
N- li.-i- is ben i y Riven that the Tlis
trui r.ouii.hiiy Honrd cf JiiM'iiiiie
t'oiinty, will," ut their next t-ossiiui,
tn be In Id in the court house in
tir-mis l'.is, UrcKon, Januncy lti,
l''". l"'t "Il ''ltllllls now nu til,., to
t:i!.c all i f s. ciinn No. J'l, nud '.he
Ninth i-t' S'-ct uui No. of Town
sbi: :l."i South of K.inp' ti WiM, from
scii. ml district o. 1 ;. and annex the
s.-iit,.' t 1 si-iioul-iUstrict No 21, all 111
In-' i h no I'oiini y, 1 iri-Kiin.
I '.i:ed this -.'-.'ud d.iv i f lVi' inbi r.
r.i -.
Lincoln Suvnc,
und. Sec 'y of Diunl.
t 1 uui v i-iiT-t.
xnTit'i:.
.-" is ber.'by ixiveu that the His
rio.inil.it v IViiirl of .li.s. .1-1,11...
Nut
:i 1. t
u'tty. t'v. pon. will. t tlie'r next
-I' ll, to Iv lu Id in the court house
t. rants I'.i.vs, i r--ir.-ii. J.inuarT, lo.
' net tia-ti a a-titiui- now on til,-
li-n-a a n, Kch.ml d:rr;. t f-.-ou,
;u ry 11, w ti.. ui! ,i ,
lii-.M.I- r li, i f Jom'i 11,
1.011
' c- d. -crlj lion i.f 1I1
it. 1 in .1 i Iv , t ui!' a.-
chiKii dls
c t'l'l lltV,
' tiiMtury
a ia w tl.s-
't. 'is to: ;.iv s :
i'H ' a v:nt v In rc th.
. '.rand,
r- c-. tl,
V-iV.. -,t
Tc v tisldp
1 1
t :i" I. inn is r v. r in
sa-tioa Tne ii. .ir th,
corn, r of S.-ctio.:
N lllll i f Kall-rr il West
in ,!cs 'piiine (Vunty
Ki.sc to the North
1 1. n Ti.n nbtp -II
I'l.p.l , Ilu i,,-,.
t i one r i f S. c-
I'tltll of H.u.e,. S
w s: ; tl.i uce south out
lUKo: :het:ce
ea cue inilc ; til, uce si ml,
n..o : ill-nee .ast one mile tu
lUlC
the
Mr., least c-rner of .-cti.m 4, Town
sb.l' 41. South ot K.itiie S West:
th. nee scuib to the spite liii. l, twceii
ib .. ii ;.c! i':: I f. rni.i: tliei-..-.' v . t on
sa- '. i;i' t.. ti.e H-s:.t where ilu- ii.
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lil.iio.s riv.r: tueiice follow ui); Ibe
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' Science is the foe of sickness. It is fighting: sickness in all its forms
and conquering it. Wherever there is a widely prevalent disease of special
malignity science enters the field against it. It was the prevalence of
womanly diseases which led Dr. Pierce to investigate the cause of ailments
peculiar to women, and to seek a means of cure which might be put within
the reach of every woman in the land. The result of Dr. Tierce's scien
tific studies and experiments was the production of Dr. Tierce's Favorite
Prescription, a medicine with a record of cures of womanly ills which is
without a parallel in the history of medical scicn;:;. The fact of these
cures is attested by hundreds of thousands of women. The permanence
of the cures is proven by grateful women who after a lapse of years write
'in such terms as these : "It is now several years since I used Dr. Tierce's
Favorite Prescription. I have had no return of my trouble. I am a
healthy, happy woman, thanks to Dr. Pierce and his medicines." There
are people who say that such cures are imaginary. The women who are
cured don't think so. They know there was nothing imaginary about the
backache, weakness and nervousness from which they suffered. They
know that there was nothing imaginary about the scales which told con
stantly of a loss of flesh, nothing imaginary about the mirror which
showed the hollowed cheek and dulled eyes. Above all they know that
there was nothing imaginary alxmt the bills they paid for medicines and
doctors without receiving any benefit.
There is also nothing imaginary to them about the result of the use of
"Favorite Prescription." No more pain, no more backache or headache.
No more nervousness and sleeplessness. That's not imaginary. And
there's one solid fact which there is no getting away from because it is
written in solid flesh anil can Ix; weighed in ounces and pounds, and that
is thegain of lost flesh which so commonly follows the use of "Favorite
Prescription," together with the restoration of a -.'lcar complexion and a
healthy color.
"I had female trouble for eifjlit years," writes Jlrs. L. J. Dennis, of 828 E ist Col
lege Street, Jacksonville, Ills. "Words cannot express what I sulTercd. sought
relief among Ihe medical profession and found none. Friends-wred me to try Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. When I connm-nc-il taking this medicine I weighed
ninety-five pounds. Now I weigh one hundred anil fifty-six pounds more than 1 ever
weighed before. I was so bad I would lie from day today and long fur death to come
and relieve my suffermjj. I had internal inflammation, a disagreeable drain, hearing
ilown pain, and such distress every mouth but now I never have a pain do all my own
work, ami am a strong and healthy woman.''
"In the spring of 1900 I became very ill," writes Sirs. Alvicti.i Reholtz, of Lake
Washington, LeSueur Co.. Minn.; "my back was very weak and ached so that I could
do no work at all, so I was obliged to take to my bed. I wrote to Dr. Pierce and
he sent me a very kind letter and advised me to take his ' Favorite Prescription ' and
'.Golden Medical Discovery.' I took six bottles of each and uui a well woman uow
I cannot say enough in favor of T)r Pierce's medicines."
" I wrote to you for advice, February 4th, 1S96," w rites Mrs. Lotna Halstead, of Clare
more, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. "I was racking with pain from the back of
my head down to my heels. Had hemorrhages for weeks nt a time, and was unable to
sit up for ten minutes at a time. You answered my letter, advised me to use your
valuable medicines, viz: Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and 'Golden Medical 'Dis
covery,' and ; Pleasant Pellets,' also gave advice nliout injections, bath and diet. To
my surprise, in four months from the time I began your treatment I was a well woman
and have not had the backache since, and now I put in sixteen hours a day at hard
work."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a scientific remedy for the cure of
womanly ills. It restores regularity and dries the drains which weaken
women. It heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness.
It is invaluable as a tonic for weak, worn-out, run-down women, restoring
them to perfect health and strength.
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, Jree. All
litters are held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Puffalo, N. Y.
il p7?iE(r QFFE'.n T Any woman who w.V sand
ril--- aUdtt stamSt to pay oxpenso of
mailing O.-VX Y, will rocolvo a copy of Dr. Plorce's Common
Sonso Medical Advisor FRE. This great and valuaUo mod'
loal work contains more than 1000 largo pages and over
700 Illustrations. Send 31 ono-ccut stamps (oxpenso of
mailing ONLY) for tho cloth-bound volume, or only 21 stamps
for tho hook In paper covers.
Address 1 Dr. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
til'ici- of 1 eiiii'inc.
Diiled nt tliiinta Pass, tin foil, De
cember ii, r. i'.'.
I-incolu Savaj;'-,
County Sclimil Sujit. and Si c.of l'.onid
Sl'MMONS.
In tbe circuit tourto! the"
tircjidii, l'tu the Cimuty
Jiliinc.
C. V. Kiunvl. s, I'iaintiif, 1
Slnl
of
of Jose
A. W. Fox. Dcf. iilui.i. I
To A. V. Kux, ih fi-nilnut :
lu llii' nuine of iim Stiito of (.re-
1 tf.ui, you arc lior.'by rciuire,1. t.i . . j -I
l'ar anil answer tlte ctMii.l;iint li,. d
I against you in the nbove oMit'.i i! iut,
i within six (it 1 wee!: s from date of the
lirt Jiublicat inn of this suiutnuiiii uj cti
I you, towit : within six ill,
fiom Thursday, the lstl, ,uv i.f
; l'occiuber, Utoj, and if you fail 'mi to
innswerfnr want thi nof. the phtiutifr
: will iiiily to tbo e'onrr fur the relief
1 rraveu for in bia r-uiiiluiiit on tile in
said suit, to w it : That the i-iiuitablc
, ititeiest of tbo tlefciidmit ill ami to the
South half of Section tw.'iitv-iivo (-.Vi
anil Houtli west tuarter of Section
thirty-six, in tpwnhjn forty 140
South of lUitiKf i:i;bt 1 1 west of tin
, N lllatiu'tte Meridian, in Jon'rihim
fontity. Slate of Un-Ron. b" or lrr.-i'
'sultl by the (ourt iieco.-t'.ini; to tin
, rractice thereof, and that the jn, -of
nuch mle may he :-.i'iiod to tin
costs and dc-burseim nis of .slid s:1,,
the costs nud liisbursenients of this
isuir, and tlm amount due the plaimi!!
; 011 bissaiil jutlmi nt, utul the overiilus
ir any tin re be I, mav be mid to th,
said tl- tenilint n (mil ih matiil; that t!
plauiutr u. ay have jiiil-tnent titain.-t
tin- dc'oinlant for !i:s costs all i dis-bnr-emetit
of tins suit, nnd for s'.ri-b
other, further nud 1 i iTa-r.-i ; r. ortbr ami
relief in the premises as t,, ;ju. r,,i;lt
may s.-ei:i jus." end eiiiiit:i!i-. This
summons is i-obM.-he l' untl-r ::ml l.y
viriie of :m orii-ir of tbe Kiviomb'.. .1
t. r.iMth. Ji.di:,. of tl ( 'ucttv Court I
of the State of iirei:i-n. for tl.e'Cor.mv I
"i .io.-i piiine ni.tde ami rendered ml
the llhli day of l)-tt u,ber, l;i,.-. 1
rirst pllblli'.lTiotl. l.r t-s '
I'.si'.'
'-'; last publication, Jnm,!irv i;).
1
Attorney for t.laiut.lT.
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catm-a itohina!. Tin lorn,, a. Ha
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