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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1903)
TOWN IMPROVEMENT. Mu to latarttat k Cmramcil la tha Miltir. The effort to form a union of all Organization! that bavt for their object the beautifying of towna and cltle Which will be made lu connection wltl tha convention of tha American Turk and Outdoor association In ItutTiilo next year will be widely approved, aaya th Buffalo Express. Most of the law cltlea and many towns and village have such associations and would glad ly Join In the proposed movement One of the objects of forming a union la to Interest the government In tha work and get Its support to the extent of collecting and making public Infor mation on the subject, with photo graphs, eta, showing what enn be done by organlied effort The government's work would presumably be largely to show what has been done In foreign towns and cities. The Individual or ganizations have acconipllxlicd mucn as It is, but there la a limitless field In which to work, and government aid Would be valuable. Every city In the country and ninny towns are, for Maniple, filled with un sightly billboards and dlnplny adver tising In the form of Immense paintings on buildings, etc. The Improvement so cieties have given their attention to this matter for a long time, with con siderable success. The courts lu sev eral states have upheld the right of a city to regiilnte the size of blllbonnlH, and thero Is every reason for believing that In the not distant future billboards will have disappeared from towns and cities. The enre and planting of trees and shrubs, straightening tlio sidewalk lines, removal of sidewalk and lot fences and the beautifying of bach yards are a few of the other changes which should be made lu towns and cities. The ijueHtlon of arehltecturo Is another Important point There Is plen ty of work to be done In Improvement, and any movement such ns tho pro posed union of the separate societies which promises to help the cause should be heartily supported. VILLAGE ATTRACTIONS. iomatklna Keedrtl to Offiel (' of Modern Convenience!. Telephones, rural mall routes, Inter urban and trolley lines have had the effect It Is said, of making small towns and villages more quint than formerly, says the Indianapolis Journal. Now that the furin telcphono has comr Into use, Its owner does not "hitch up' and go to tho vllluge as formerly to ilo his errands. lie telephones to the storekeeper bis order for goods and asks hlin to send them out by trolley or by the first man traveling that way; he consults the din-tor over the tele phone and talks with his friends In the Tillage In the saino way. The mall Is brought to his gate anil thus relieves him of tho necesalty of n dally trip. Ills relations with the blacksmith remain unchanged, for no way has been yet tie vised whereby that useful personage can shoe a horse or mend a wagon without having horse tld vehicle prom-nt, but these need are not of daily occurrence, and so It happens that the little street or opcD square which vti,n wont to seem ul most crowded Willi horses and vehi cles at certain hours every tiny or on certain days In t tit week now often Wears a deserted look, and the real dents are conscious of u senso of lone liness. They any, too.'tlint when oneo a tnnn gets on a trolley car with Intent to make a iiireliiiao ho goes to a larger town and that this Is particularly true of his wife or daughter on a similar er rand. All this Is a natural but rather curious development following the ex tended use of lutHlern conveniences, and what remedy tho vllliik'c has Is not plain, lis only hopu Is apparently to oatabllali attractions of a social or it 111 cutlonul nittliro that w ill offset the loas In other directions and will draw- lis rural neighbors there for nuiubeiucut aud entertainment. AN EXCELLENT PLAN. Oond t'ltlaenkliln Lessors rromote til tjruwtli tt n. Town. To promote the grow th nf n town uu excellent plan Is to form nil or-imlxa tlon, under any inline, having fur lis object everything tending to Improve the town, Increase Its population, pro mote the Introduction of new Indus tries; also to look afler the taxation of the property embraced lu the town and to secure the pnmiiKU of ordinances and laws conducive to tho prosperity of the place and the comfort of those making their homes there. There should be elected a board of officers, eoiislntluK of re proicutiillvf business men ami coiumlltees appoint ed to look after stale and local lci;lsln tlon, filiation and village expenditure, enforcement of village ordinances, eon dlllou and appearance of streets and public places, travel aud cotniiuiiil. a tlon, educalluii, water supply, nctv:ii;e aud sanitary affairs, new Industries and memlH-rslilp. If controlled by the proper spirit, such au oig-'inlxutluu cannot but b conducive to the growth and prosper ity of any tow n. Tuvtra luiiirovrmr-ut Hints. Outdoor housekeeping Is Just its Itn portnnt as Indoor housekeeping. Waste paper receptacles placed ou street corners will help greatly hi keep ing the streets free of rubbish. etc. One of the last way a to beuutlly front and hack viirtla Is to Interest oil 11 dren In this work. Village Improvement societies are a power lu building up tow ns tun! keep 1 1 iK them clean and lcitutlful. Neatly trllnuiiil trees and lawns add greatly to the appeuruiico of a street. Much of the brnuty of a law ti U lost U tbt edges are not kept lu order. KINKS WAY TO 1,1 VK l.uNi;. ' The startling miiiioiiii, , incut ,,f H discovery Unit will sui.lv l.nKt lu-u life is inaile by eilimr 1 1. 11. Iiiumy, of ('liuriilinsco, liul., "I wi.l, i,'. state," bo writes, "that lir. Kind's New Dim every for t otiMinipl mu is the mobl infallible r. u.i dv lliui 1 ban ever known for coughs Cold ami Or in. It's invaluable to people with Weak lungs. Having this wonder! nl medicine no one need iln -ml I'm imiio uin or eiiiibuinption. lt relict i in stunt and cure eeriain. " W. K lire nier guiiranto.-s ev. rv .-- aud i.ik bottle, and gives tnal'lKittl.-H tree. SlMl'IK fol.DS, t'esso to lie siiuplo If at till pro longi-tl. The Hafci w.-iv m to pm them aside at the very l ginning. Hallard's Hon liouinl Svrup btii. a etild and n-movea the cau'ho of cnlds Uk' and 1.00 laittlo nt Mover Drug ran slrnnUir li on y.ry hot ol tU. (tmulns Laxative Uromo-Quiniuc tise nasTBom Why is it that the firstborn child is so often the healthiest of a family of chi'- i dren i The reason seems to suggest it self. As child follow!) child tlie inultier has less and less vitality ; often t ot enough for herself and none, therefore, for her child. Expectant mothers who use Doctor Pierce's lavorite pre scription find that it keejis them in vigor ous health. They eat well, bleep well and are'not nervous. When baby comes its . advent is practically ' painless, and the nioiuer in nwic n.ir- fiy Iw the birth of a u-althy child. If you would be a healthy mother of healthy children use "Favor ite 1'rcncription." "I will bt- very rla'l to uy a l-w worn l"r lir. l'ii rc-' I'avotil- I'r.-srnp-ti-.n," AMt. Mm I' A. Ii'tuirlnv tif MiiKMvillrt llrortit- Co., Iln. tin-. " Our injf Ihr tiol fr.nr tnnnUm, wttrti I lijokcl t-.rtviitil 10 brrominK a nmtln-r. I uf li ri-.l vi-ry mat li Irian rmu and viinailiK, mill f frit mi tr rrlhly su k I could wircr-ly rat rir .limit itny tlnujr t hati'il all kiml itf iTkkI. At Olia tiniF 1 wrote to III I'l.-tor, Htirl lie told uu- to fr-t hli 't-avorue Pre option ' nml a lioltlr ol l.ol.hn MntK-iil lliscvirv.' I not h bnltlf- ol rm h. unci when 1 IihiI l.ikrn tllr-ui n fi-vr lnti I it It Hindi U-tter, anil wlim I lii'l luki-ri luii-lly thn-r- t.:i,ts of t--h Uatle 1 fill well Htnl cii.il'l rut us wt-ll a my uiie, nml rotild ilo my work without nny limihlr tl cul.1 not tin liny! luiiK tje.irt-i. I f. rl very llimlkfiil to Dr. I'li-n t for lil llit-diilne, nil I ti-ll nil who trll mr thry are mi k, lu iU tlirw mulicines, or wine to lir. i'lt-ne." Those who suffer from chronic dis eases arc invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All correX)iideuut strictly private. Address lir. K. V. 1'ierce, llultalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierre's Pleasant Pellets cure bil iousness and lick headache. OXK WOMAN A MONO THK TIIOCHAND.S. Wo received a letter from WavcrohH, Georgia, li few ilavs an, from it ladv who Iuih lived then! for yeiits. She writes us that she had been trouliloil with fcumlu complaint lor n lung time, until she was reiluieil almost to a shadow. It effected her iniml, she could not rcue-inhcr any thing would get so confused and so nervous and Irritable she could hardly sleep. .She described tier case hn oho Kimiiitr to thousands of other women, and then etiiled the letter by having she gained IS lbs. lust month, and never felt lietler In her life, liav ing no I rtn n of her former trouhlcH, slept well ami ate lu-r meals with n relish. This holy commenced tho use of Dr. tiiinn's lllood and Nerve Tonic just six weeks Isiforo uiie wrote the letter front which we copy the above This tunic is in tablet form ami should I hi taken right after men Is. It liirus thu food V u eat into strong rich blood, making solid tlesh nod leeiling the nerves, curing diseusn by making healthy flesh. I 'ale, Weak thin M-ople should use this tonic Sold by W. K Kreiiu-r for 7.'ie per box or three boxes for -ut postpaid on receipt of price. Address Dr. Ho sanko t'o. 1 'I il In. , Til. l'ltoUI The Hciiiar cough which iuilicntes croup, is usually well known to the mothers of crimpy chihlii n. No time should be lust ill tho treatment of it, anil for this pursise no medicine has received more universal approval than t'hiimhei Iain's Cough Itemi ilv. Do not waste valuable lime in experiment ing with untried remedies, iiomatler how highly they may be rccnmuu mi nd, but give this iiieilicinn ns ilirecli il anil nil symptoms of crimp w ill iiiu k ly ilisapK-ur. 1'or sale by nil ding gisls. "The nicest mid pleasanlesl mi di cliio 1 ever used lor iiiiligesliou anil coiislliatlon is I'hamherhiiu's Slomacli anil I.iver Tablets," savs Melanl I'. t'raig, of Miihllegrove. N. V. "They work like n charm and do unl gripe or have any unpleasant i-llcet " l-'or sale by nil druggists. EXPOSURE to tho cold nml wet Is the first step to I'neunionla. Take u close of I'VM RY DAVIS' itii-i mi- ii.iiii-i ijiu ul- uvi lieii. It has no eipi d as a preventive C and cine fur Colds, SuruTliro.it, I tjuin-.y and Klieuin.itisni. S Always keep it handy. . I i .i... .i i t J dr. rlR,s KIDNEY a,i Backache All ittss.isrs of Knlnnva. BUitilor. Uitiinrv Oiiiiiiiii. Also Khi'uiii.itlnn. ll.i.k artie llf.ii i nisiMso (lr.ivel bropiy, k'euiaU Tioabloft. CURE Pon't Woum diHcouras-i'tl TUerf U CUIC tor you. If inrtjiy '1 I't. i. i- hiiH h)i .. u In,- ihu, nit In.; Mii -ii. U I'.ls w-. Jhuib. Ait rnuniluaifii-t Tr-je. ' ViMir Kl.l.try m.T U;. k :t. ho I'unt V , t'urnl t vo tv I'.nU riH.'H ui.H'ii.-1'tir ah i nt'Tn i ho i-t ctr tlniMil Ui.ior-. I u1 Jivt'ii u-i. J, 1, h I II I. ,V , V,.,ll,ui.. " Mrutfli.M. . ft. A-W f.trVH.k It Fife st.vitus'dance;::i:;,:-v;;::;;;:!;:'j or sale by W F. Kn-mrr. N ' I UK H'lt 11 1.1 It'ATinN. Tiinl-ei 1. unl. Ai t .lime .;, s;s liesi lung, Ureci'li, Jan, .;, I'i,-. Nntliels tuiehv iiivi-ii Ih.u in e -iii-i!hillt-c Hli the pievtsii-iis et ill,. )ui l i 't.ogre-ri ul .1 mu- ;( In,,, m nh ,j i el for the i-.ile ol tuehe- hin N tu in, siK'e ul t'.illloihl i lltj.'ir., N , v.i I i Slid .hinvl..ii 1'. 1 1 n ..... s ,. I led In a 1 I be I'llh l.uid S'.lle- hi ct ill tucii-l 4, 1 s-r.', bvit in t,.M u i v i . it tirsiOs 1 ii-s. 1 i linn- o .1 phine Slate ol Hii-mii I, a, ih,. ,v i, , , , i alii e Ins sttiirii sl.lli'iin-ut No I ' 7 the piiichn ( the i,i,- .,, S 4 , !.,. I mu U y. M.i, ai,. I,,,, i ,., :.t ,, s,, j "; N- -I "i T-wi-s'.ip V. ..,.!,! i, 1 1 Mi i Nti ',' i , . mwl ih i lh r i '. lem lli.it the ..m l . u.hi .,,, - '' '"' II" lui'ts I "i si.n-e Ih-iii I i i,, i , lllliir,,! J. li . ,v,,,l i,, ,.-!. ,., ,. i lium I - .i ,1 iai , ,,. j; I. i , n, I'ol.hli t l, rk, si hum. ' ,i , ,.,, . n s-aiiinlsi, 'he 'Jl-t ,l.ii t 1 ,,, i, .. .; lie It 1. 1. is Ms it III i , I K... ' r. ul iiiin.i I s-.. H . . ; . r U A l..i .1 at mi. I l; I . f,n ,,i ; Vllle, til.'. Anv ate! all (i i-,e , ' ,.TI 4 ! verselv the iil.me -h -., iih.-, 4t, , ,,, -e.pie.ie.l (,;,, th,.lt , , h , 111. e en ,.r ts hue s.c.l .i , ,t , March, p.i !. j. r :,.M ,., . begi-lir ddtJBsULl 1 u.is. rj iaI2 . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'. Timber I.snd Act. June 3, 1878. Lmtxl Ststes l.and Ollice, Koseburg, Oregon, Novum ber U0. 11)02 Notice is hereliv given that in compli ance with Ih provisions of the act ol Cousreseof June a, 1878. entitled "An set for the sale ol t.tots-r lands in the Siats ol ( alllorliii. Oregon, Nv'U and Washington 'iVrritnrv," as eitiyided to sll the I'lihlic I.snd States by set ol August 4, Wl2, Kinoia Wingert, ol Moniivills, County ol Multnomah. W!'e of O'cgon, has Kits dav filed in thi nllire his morn staiement No 4iC4 for the purchase of (tie W ul liV.' $ W ot NK'4 slid XK ol h '!. ol Heeii m. .So ), i'i toiishii No. :1s S, Kme f.o. (I west, and will otfr prwif to show that the land sought is more valuable lor its timber or stone than for sg-ieultural pur IKises. ami to establish Ins cUini " said latnl ia-lore J. O. Koolll, County Judge, at bis I. dice l IrrslOS !', Oregon, on lanndav His 7.ri day ol rebrur P.KM. She namea as witnesses: Mrs. Ids llvile, Albert McKissen, Charles Hvle all of Monlaviila, Oregon, and A. W. H Isi.y, ol I irauts I'ass, Ore gon. Any and all persons (.laliningsilversely the above ilesciils-il lands are requested to lile their rlaims in ttiis ollice on or laj fine saiil 7:h day of February, l'.iOIS. J. T. IIhiimiks. Register. NOTICK FOR I'L'IILICAIION'. Timber l.sml Act, June : 1878, I'liHul Slates Land Ollice ltosehiirg, Oregon, November 2ti. llSi'2 Notice is herehv given that in compli ance wi'h Iho provisions ol the set ol Ciingri-s of June 3, 1878. emi'led "An act for the sale of limber lands in the Stales ol CslToroia. Oiegi.n, Nevada, anil Washington Teintorv," ss eitendeil to all the Public I.snd Sisles by set ol August 4, Ih'.i:', Ida llvle, ol MouiHVilla, Cn'inty ol Vl'l tnooiall, State nl Oiegou. lis" this iljy filed in Ibis ollice herswern s iiti-uieut No. 4'l.l.ri. lor the purchase ol the XW '4 ol siee. So. 20 in TiiiViiship No. .'18. South. Itstiga Xo. tl West, and Hill i ir. r prisd to slioa ihat the land sought Is more valuable Inr Its limber t r none than l"r sgricii'tural piiipnses, ami In establish her claim to s.inl land bifo'e J. O llonih, Count! Judge, ai bis ollice at (i-auts l'as, Ore gon, on Salunl iy, the 7th dav "I Febru ary . l'.i;i. She names as witnesses: Finii.s Wiimcrt, Alls-rt. McKissen, Charles Hyle all ol Montavilla, ttregon and A W, Shsby, of tirants I'ass, Die s'""' Anv ami all persons chiiiuitig adverse ly the abovi-describeil lands are is ijin s,-d to lile tin ir ciaiius in tins ollice .,11 or belorii said 7th day of Fcbiuary PIOI. J. T. I Ill III . I H , Keglsll r. NOTICK FOR l'i;i'.I.I'AT10X. limber I. and Ad June 3, 1878. Cnited Slates l atnl Ollice. R.iseburg Oregon, Soveinher 211, !H12. Notice is herehv given that, ill cotn plianco Hh Ihe provisions of the ad of Congress ol .In lie 3, IH78, entitled "An act Inr ihe sale ol limber lands in the Slates o( California, Ongon, Nevada, and Washington Ten ilorv," as extended in all the Public Land S'ates by aii ol August 4, lx',12, William Heveny nf Men I a villa, t 'uunty ol M ult liomali . State oflhcg.iii, has tins dav tiled in this ol lice Ins srtorll stale nt No. fur the pun base of Ihe SVV1,, ol See. No 32, Township No. 38 South, Range No (I W, and will oiler proof to show that the land sniighl is more valuable lor its tim ber or sumo 1I1111 (or aglictillimil pur pose, ami to establish Ins claim to ssi.l mu. I hel-ire J. O llnoth, County Judge at Ins ollice at tlrniita I'ass, Oregon, on -aitiid.iv, the 7th day nl February 111 1:1. die names as witnesses : Chillies llvle, Albert Ml'S.issl'11, J C. Ithickhiitn, all nf Montmilla, Oregon and A. W. Silsliy, of Or.iuis I'ass, Ore goo. Anv Htnl all pert;ons claiming adverse iv the aliiive-ilescriheil lauds are re ipieslnl In lile ihcir claims in Ibis ollicf on or before Hint 7th day of l ehiuuiy I lit 1.1. J. T. llllll.l.KH KeglSler. NOTICK FOR rClll.U'ATIoX. Timber Land. Act June 3 is.78 Rosebiirg. iiregou, Jan. lb, pittf Not ce is herehv given that in com I lisnce mill the piovisiniiH of Ihe a.-l of Ci-iigii 's, n( June 3, IS78, eulllle.l "An ai l h r 1 he sale ol timber hinds lu Ihe Ma'c nl Ciiliininia, Otegiin, Nevada, ami vViislitiii.ti'ii TiTiiinrv," as is li llileil lo all public I mid Sliiles bv Set of Alltlsl 4. ISP2. I IllNK Sl-KIIOIII. of Silterlon, '.111 11 1 y o( Mai.in, Sse ul On g .11, has ibis d.iv llicil in this elliie bis sanrn slaleiiient No. i:il2 lor the pur. base of iIihH1.. "til I sll. ,,l .vl.'i.Soi- :tlcl. ..I 4 -. -1 - NK1 . ol ... v .. I.. ... 'C... v.. II - Il, l(;lllw' i. v.. n ii i ...ii . II- i i-ioof lo i-h.ot ibai ilie iand souiiht i- iii.-'e t tillable he ii- limber or stone I ti a li I'T r.i u'llll il pii i-'H i. and III i n..'o., bis i iii'ln in i-nlil 1 1. nil l et .1 1 1 ii (Vnelv I ii. hit-. i.t I I ollice Ul til MilH I'i--, lliee. U t"l Vb.lllllt', the bib dav of Ap ii, I t',;. e ii .iei ii- tt i. in -.e-: t' s .Miri.i'V, .. Silvcrtoti, Oregon il. I VV . It VV n i, II V. VV iiieple an I a I. vv i.'i pie. , i W hi,; m u Vnv mi. I a I pi-isoiis ciitiniint; at V. net he ill Vi -1 1 1 r c 1 1 In 1 1 Ik rti te aie i-ii.i .in! i.i ii'e ii en ciiiiuin in i n i i tin r ( t'f .le said li' h .lit i. f April, I'.'ii: J. I'. r.iuiitihs, It.'w'llitl" Ni'ilCK. 1-Oli IT bl.lt' lb IN iiiil i'i I. .unl, Act .lime :;, Is.s. lioie bur j. I Irett 'il . J .ill Iii I'.Ht.'. .Nolle ih bi'lel f tilted lli.il lu nun p I i.i lice tt 1 1 11 the proll-l.lll-J.it ihe .11-1 id l '. . i : c; i !.., t ,1 ii ii e ,! , I s", S . elilulel, V 1 1 j .n l lot the - lie ol ll.iilicr I h ll i h in the Main i. r.ilili.inni, Oityloll, Nt tada, .-ill. I VV ii.sliin'oii leillloiv." at. i-x-t ll.lt d lo all the I'llhllC I. an. I M.lle- bv I .id nl ,V'ii:u-t I. ls,L', ClttlUKs S L -It l.l.M t , ot Ma'e ol ti in ilo- olli,. silteu.'ii.Cniiiitv ot Marlon, iv'"ti, lias this ihtv liied low sttorii rita'etiient .No. I ll.i lor the purcha-e oi tin. (;i, ,.f .l l1, and l'. ; .1 Mile. i, N,.. 1 1 -oin b, h'.nn;' oiler I i.i.-t I i ol .N I-.1 , and l.oi I m ott..rbiti .No. No. :l VVe-t, and u 111 shim ( tt it the html -olitlbt is iiioii. v.t luahl,. lor iln timber r K'one i lit ii h .r act icult mill ill. I to e-i atni- u lo- t'la Ul to I'eloie .1. 11 I. .olli. C If I'll P ; I said I ami .1,1.1,! a: . 'i pm.'. lis i llii e at I . t i.. I - I'iisit, t b li t il. , i, -hn lie it.!,,,, Kl.mS in. I IV I ,.. I.-tl dav a- ttiini's-,.' "MJ. I ol Si W h I'll1... II. I Apul, (j j , I , Oi V. W b i'ple uu I V I. V'i W I, VV a I... O i I' IS chtl.liiii A line.! hi.,.1.1 ai. i i al'ii- in ll.i id oh .Ii. .1. 1' Km ill, l;.vi- . ' I hi ".pl.-li.l h .lh. - on nr Apr I I'U'l. Ni'i in: 1 m; ri n u- , ,, 1 :n,,l iM!'..t- ot I.,-. bii!h. ir.-ctm, .1 anna, y ii, p,s..t. Nol is li. 1 bt civ. n that the tub ,'t .1; 11 iei. d s, tt ',. r h is til. .1 liiUli-c t I: l . Ihtclll mils to !!i il,,. till ll proof I, s.:p; 11 of his cl.iuu, ;in. that Saul 11, ft vti'.l be made b. tote K . 1' 11 ' a 1 1. . .1:111 v c I. 1 i. at l it an IS Tils. 'iM.on, on 1, b:u. uv .' i, l'.ioi;t lf . V II I I V.M Hortl l V 1 II. i:. No s ,1,1 t. r the S' NW i, , f - ,- 1, t.-vtnship ,, s. i;. 1.,' W. lleli.im. s the l.-i'.ott mu Mini, s.s. s to pt . .t .- 1, 1. ,,',,( 1 ; uu 'ii. n .si.l. i: co up on lile I , li It 1 it t l.'ll .1 s,ll, l.,!, ,' K M. I'.i t. mt. . ( M.ilm, tin k-, m; I At. ,t. is, ii. 1 1 l.u,,, on 011; VC C. II. uu, i t lluo. 1 in k-,.ii ; ,,, 1,1 Wm. I ne 1 it k, el M, 1 in, 1 i, p 11 .1. T. I ri.lc;, . I;, cisicr. I ii t urf a tTolit in a n.ty I .i-,.- I nt i .v.. I'roiin. i,''i..,.. T,',iri, I ,h 11. - t re 11 1,1 i:,,, 1.1 . ... 1 11 ,1 (A. , . , uic i'.. tt . i.it.vt' s Muainre a. It tlv-V. J.'C. on NOTICE FOR ITBUCATIOS. 1 Timber Land Act, June 3. 1878. Un.led States I.ainl Office, Kosebn'g, Oregon, Dec. 8, 1!"02. Noiiceis herehv given that in com pliance niih the inovision ol the set o l ,'ongtess ol June .1, 1878, entitl-il "Ai 4ci lor the sain ot umber lsed in itn B'alea of California, Oreg. n. NVva.U an.i A ashingloii lerriiiirv," a el'einled to IT! the Public Land Slates by act m August 4, lM"-., JOHN AXHhK-ON of Mulilavilla, Mu tnomab t ouii'y, SlaP of Urea-mi, has Ih l dav fi'ed in till' ollice hi" sworn statement No W.H lor .he purchase of the W ol MV1,', K',, if SWI4 ot N-i-tlon So. 2D in luli"l'le S i. :H .toinli. Kange No ti W, andv.il nlfer pn! to show i ht the land song hi is more valmbie for im innlier or sii.ne ihan Inr ogr-.i lilt Ural i.cri.i.s. s anil t.i establish bis claim to faul latnt bi-lnre I, (I. Itoo li, t oiinly Ju lge. at Im olhce at t. rates l'as. o-egoe, on i m s.iay me 'ti h nay til rturuary i-j'm. m- i''" as Itnesses : llenrv V lligetl, ol M'lll'avilU, llre gon, A W. Silstie, F. H. I'.iii'gs ieo Hmiili, sll of liraub I'a-s, Oregim. Any and all persons claiming adverse ly Ihe above described lands are re ouested 10 file Iheir claims in tins ollice on or before said 2Hth day ol Fibiuan 111-13. J. T . DlllhOr.H, Register. noii :f: for i-liilicatios. riinle-r Land Act, June 3, H78. United Mates Lsrnl Ollice. Uiat-hnrg, tlregon, IM: 8 h, ') 2. Notii-H ia hereby given thai in compli ance with Ihe provisions ol : he acini congress nl June .1, in.-i, eninien in act lor ihe sa'e ol timber lands in tin- Slates of Caliloriiia, Oregmi, .S.-vs'ia. and tVafbiogioti lerii ory." s . i hmI.-.I 10 all the I'uhlic Land S'ates by a. t ol August 4, IH!i2, II K N R Y WIX'iF.ltr of Monlaviila, County t-l Mulitioinsh. StHleol Oregon, bus thisdav lili.l in this oIliLe bis sao'll nateuiei.t N 1. -4' !'.- lor I the purchase of Hie S1.., "I ihe X '4 . I . NW of N vV4' and SVV ul NF.'4 "I Xo ' 32 iii To'.'.nsbip Xo Its) Soinh, Range So li IV, ami will oiler pn ol lo bo il.si ibe land miiiiIh is mure ,-aiunhle Inr its timber or smne than lor agiu-ul-C ,u .Ind.e, ai i,-s nilice at liran lural purposes anil In eUabhsb his 1 I. ion i Pass, I ,,.k-. 11, en S.itunl.iv Hie 7 I, ii 11 lo said land befnie J O lino Ii Cnini'y , I clirinirt , I'i -3. lie liaiiies as at: Judge, ai his ollice al I i rants l'as I he jiii--es; g'lit, on Thursday Ihe 2ti li day of Febru- ury, l!i'3. He names as witnesses: John A llderson, ot .Vloll'iivilln, tlregon, huh a. n . l"nyi'l minus 1 wre A. VV, Silsliy, tieorge Sninb. F. H.jgnn. liriggh, all of Uran's I'ass, Ibegnn.. ) Anv and nil nse-nii" elanniiu sd Anv and all peisons ehuining adve se-. versely u.e al. .ve d.-.cri'ii .1 lands at.- lv tl.s ataivi-ilescriL'i-d lands are re ipietded lo lile their claiiiiS in Ibis ollice on or belore said 2(ith dav ol February I;i03, J. T. I'.itiiitiKS. Register. XOIICF; FOR I'l'liLICAlTOX Timber Laud Act, itine 3, 1878. United States Laud Ollice, Koseburg, Oregon, Dec. Hi, 1H02. Notice is hen by giv-u that in i-uiii-pliance with the provisiousof the act ot Congress ol June 3. 1878, entitled "An net lor the sals of limber lauds iti the Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extend ed to all the Public Land States bv ad ol August 4, 18:i2, llenrv L. Lonnsburv ol Portland, County of Multnomah, Siaie ol Oregon, das this day IPed in this ollice Ins sworn statement No. 41 12, for the purchase ol the f of SW'4, See- Hon No. 12, and N'.j of NVV'j, Sec-1 lion No 13 in Township No. 41 South, Range No tl W, and wiil oiler proof to show thai ihe land soiittht is more valit- able for its limber or stone Hum f,,r in. - ncultural purposes, and to estabh-n his claim to -.lid laud define J. O. Hoot h. County Judge, at Ins o'li.e al liians I'ass, Oregon, on Tlmrsdav, the .'lib ilav of Manh, l'.HKl He iia'iies uh wn- ne-scs : W. K. Whipple a.nl Arthur Whipple of Waldo, I iregon, ami W aller Haiumii ami Jes Moss ol liianis I'ass, Or.g.n. Anv and all petsous chi:iniiig a.ltci-e-lv the above-described lamls are re- nested to (iln their claims in this otli.-e mi or belore said b'h day of M.itih, l'.Kl.l. j. r. I'.iiinoKs, Register. Sl'M MOSS. lu the circuit court ot the Stat. of tlrcKim, I'm the t uunty of .lo.-e- pbine. f. W. Know lea, IMufnt itr, ) v. . A. W. Kox. llefenilaut. ) 'to A. W. Ko.v, llefenilaut: In Hie name of the Suite of Ore- Hon, you are hereby rciuin-il to ai- tK-ar and answer the complaint 111. d liu.lllist vou 111 tile llllove elitll leu suit, - . . . ... t 1 1 tin .it ll.i wi-i-ll H I rum oaf e nt lie ltt-.t no i n-al inn i.i tins summons iiihiii you, totvil : Wltlllll SIX Ihl Weeks from 'riiuisilay, the 1Mb day of Decenils-r, P.ioJ, lind if ymi fail sir to! un-tter for want thereol, t he plaint ill 1 will apply to the Court fur the n Iii f praveii tor lu bis complain! on lile in rsinl suit, to-wit: 'I hat the eiiiii.ible ; interest of the ili'fi'iul.iiir in and to tln ! South half of Sjctnui twenty-live t'.'.n1 iintl south wcht iitait'-r of Section j thirty-six, in town.-lttp forty i iOi Sun i li of liaiic;o Ki.'li( i s , wi si of tin j , VV illalliette Met id lull, ill .lo.-i pb lie 1 t'ouiitv. Slate of lirepiii, he ordered ! sold bv the Court aecori! .lie; to the pract lee lln-I eof, nml that the privt'i ' imtv be applied to t Is 'of Mich Kill foMN nml ilishiirocUii'Ufs ol said -..i.e. the cols ami ilihiir-i incuts of tin--1 suit, ami the amount due the platuiktt i on Ins -.aid judgment, ami the ovei plus I it if any tin te bei, may be laid to t he j said ih fell. hint upt ll lit maud ; I li.it Ihe' plaint i It" may have juiUmi iit itki.i.u-t j jibe ili'lciiil.iiit for bis i.-.s ami dis I I l.in-..'iii-iil nf Iln.. hint mil I". . r -. i . . I . I inllicr, turilii raiiil lUtlercii! old, r ami relief ill the pleliu-t to the Court niiiv seem iut and i mutable. 'I'n.s ummoiiH t publi-hi'il umliT ami bv virtue of uu older of t lit- Honor. thi- ,1. 1 1. I'.ootb, .ludi;,' of t be County I 'out l of the Stale ot on pin. for Hie County of .loseplllue 111, lie and It mil nd 111 the hltli day of li.-c. nib.-i-. l'.i.i.'. Kirst publicai ion, lb cemb. r Is. I'.ii''.1 ; last publicai ion, .l.inuarv -.y, P.Mii. A. t Hi li t. II. Attorney for pliiintiif. i ki-. cc in-: I oil I'li.i:- i, Illdli I'lles pr.ilu.e ui'.:s;i,i,t and s ittlnllj. Til- I iini, it- ttellaf Ibitiil, I ; !-- 1 hi ; or I'rorrndii'it I'hes are tuie.l hv I'r. lio-iaii ko'ii 1 1 1 1 1- Uemi-dv. t"ps il-liln ntlil li.'c.lllii:. .Vb-orbf iiiiiuus. etl-aj-ir at Ibut:,:!-!-, or sent ot ii, all. 1'rt-atl-e tree. Write lite aiHuii tmir casM. l'r It ianko, 1'iul.iilM, I'a. l-.ir nale bv VV. K. Kietner. l'l'.ue I'rint l'aisr by the ymi .it the Courier ollice. or roll v tf-. .:( ? ii t: ;d -f r eg-avamjar - l't Pt'rtin'j Pile Spcttfic. No i ts,- 1 ist.s u iii not cure. Tins mi. -.iii J roin, ,lv en;-, s a', lis. a-. 1 f ibe digest iv., i.ian . I'ol s l'f by M ' ' ill llkc; IV 1' r 111 M tlic.il C 1 , Melt II -, Mi-Ill Intt-ri attiii; iniinlil. t iu.ult.1 free by a-Klh NOUCK FOR FLT.UCATION. ..1.. i. .. I .,' v.-t .I.me.'t. 178. ruin it -la e I.srd Ollice Roseblirg O'cg .11. N v. niO r 2, 1"2. v,.t 1. 1, hi i.t v n 'hit in '. in- nil 11. 1 e - i hie v IIS nl th- Jivie 3. IS 8. e'i-1 I ,1 ' ad I ,r -ne -'- "t tunt-T 1-" ,1,-,, ..t -.'a i1, rnla, li "", ih. ami W-b ' J "i leri.t-f.,- - letiil-il to an l"e 1'ibll- l.in.l - a'- rjv set ot An." t 1'-'. l't'"'" H -e-s- n. t l e'"1'-1 " 1 " d u it u 11 - ' ". ,,,s,,t til it this 'il!:"- her -orr. ! .:mn. 1.1 N 1 401 ' e 1 1." Im-. o 1 V 1 i.t sei-'.iui X . -s i" io'in--i' N". .;h s-. .111 h, lUnt'e .'.i. li j, 11 .1 1.1 -li-.w that th neir- t slush e f-.r :ls IV, a' -I t. I l 1 11 r s land oi gin is limber 1 I SI .'I" I bin I .r aricilOilr.il i.'lrinn -, and It estab'i-h h-r ' ai III to said laid before .1. O )' mh. Co'iint Judge, ai In ' tlice at lira-it. I'a-s, tlii.i.ii, 1.11 Satiinlav tl" 7 1 li dav nf l ehruary, I'.'IJ-I. Mie name as itne-si s ; Alb rt lb Vi K.s-'-n, Cliss. Hyle. Vllb.i A. I'.lai kbiirn, W II. (lenders -n all ol Mmi'av ilia I Iregon. Any ai d sll persons i '..iiiiicg bdver-e ly the above-'le-cnta-ii Ian Is are le .iiiested In lile ti.eir claims III this i.lfii-. or la-hue said 7th dav nf Fi brilar v . .I.T r.Kini.h-, Register I!").!. N'OTICK F'lR I I'lH.H'ATION. Timber Lind. Act Juii" 3. 1878 , I niu-.l Si.iies Land llllice.j llos.liiifg, 1 ij-i-giin, Noteu. her 2o lh02. Xot'.iels i.eri'bt- given that ill cone 1 1 ii 1 1 1 tt If h 'he prey 1- li. fl 1 III, 1 lie net l'f Ciu.grers ol J"iie 3. 1S7S, en" ul. d "An '-l for 1 he ai" "I ijmher ami i'i tin S'ates ni Ci.ll'orniil. Ore,.-..!!. S va'hl sni VV'a-hiri'.-ii 1 errimrt-," ss ex lend -.1 'n all the pii' li,- Laid M'i- hi act nf A'l.'i.M 4. 1S-.I2. Ail-en D ii. liissoli. ia .Mon'ai ilia, Coiir.lv o: VIiil'iio ma h, S .it.- ol O'cgon has 1 hi- d.n tiieil in lies nlli'-e hi- sai-rn s' ale III. II I Si. 4 OS I if 'he I ise nf XL l, of Mi, Nit ' , -.1 X I-. 1 ,, si.'l NF',' . I X VV j ,.t ..-ii.. iii 'I .- 11-I i 1 No. 38 S " h. It .. I , .in'! t , I 1 .-f irnnl I., ioi e lilt d SOIlglit is in re V hlilhle t.tl her .-r s.ote' lliL.n 'or ajri uiiii-ai pu'i" ses. aim 10 e-l n 11-n l-l- i- ii'tn to s.ii.1 l.n.d bet in. .1 11 1 .(.. Charles i'yle, VV. II. enlei-on. J K. Illackburn all of Mont vi'la, Oregon reipi elllll led In liiii their claims lu Ibis j on or I efore mi I 7'h dav oi I't'brijar '0.1. J. T. l'.Hiniii:s. Regtsll r. NoiTt K Fill; I'L'lll.It'ATK'N. Timber Land, A'-t June 3 lH7-i. United S ate- , -n l Olli e, U'isi burg, Orignn, vijtiu.l er 'Jo, III 2 Notice is I erebv eiten that in i-i.ni 1. 1 i'i nee lib Hie proti-incs of the ail of t.'iingu'ss nf June 3, l.78, en'illeil "An hi-i lorlbesiile of liu.lier hnels tn ihe States i'f Callloi n'a. Ori gnn. Nevadn. j ami V u.slnng'iin I'i ri I'ort ," as tx-; tended lo all the I'uhlic l..i,.i Sis'es hv ; ad of Augu-,1 4. v.'2, Anha A I'.l c - j hum, of Mi.u'.ivillii, C' unit i. M .l'ni -! mail, S'.ite of llieon, lias Ibis dav fib d j in this ollice her sttoiu staieiiient .No. 1 "ir ""' pun ha-e o' ihe N1-. 4 -I , 1 -N-clem So 2s in lowushtp Xo 38 South. R"i.e No. li W , nu.lttill ctl-r p-.i.f t show that the land s ,.;gh' i mo e i valiuioie (or its Urn In r or som-ina.. i. r . ' "g''1 nltural puiiio-e-, and n. i st-m i . i, , ! '"'f c'aon lo sal I l.in.l hetore .1 1 1. Hi,,,' i,, , 1 '' untt Judge, at l is olli, a' Irian's i j '', Oregon, on -ir vi d.iv toe 7th 'hi '' I'V bunny, li'd.;. Mie n., m s . - I H"eee. sH: I Mmme VV . Il.ndet- l'h..s 1 1 v I . . : Villi rt II. Mi Kis-,,, .1. il Moniat i!'n. thegon Anv an I all poi-nii. v the iih.'ti -.!i vrih. !.. I, lack bin n i- Il laiminj udfer-e- ! I latnl- are re- i I'ler-led hi IM- I hell I'lam ll i r hi fori- s i il 7i Ii ih. I Ills ollice ol ri-hrtiart . I lie; .1 T. I'.l: 1 1 i 1 . i irisier. ! MH1C1-: Knit I I T.I.II'VIION. I Timber I. and, Vc .li.ne,;, l.sTS. i l uiied Males I. in. I (Uh,-.-, I Ho-ebuitr, Oii-L'i'i, Noveua'o-r :T 111 :'' L ' " "' """ , l,j.. ,f , , ,S7S ,. An , Ucl Iii. the -al.' ol limi.i-r land, m the si.ne of '.u i.i, (i.,,, ...Vad. and VV a-hiiu;'oii Ti-riiion " a-. . x;,-ili-d : to all th 1'iibln: I in I .,, ,v ,., , ; ni!uii4 IMC', CI, ,, les II, I.. , I M.nht ' 'villa, I'minii ol Muiin.iirnh, Male ol ' '!"" has this n.n li'i-d in ib; ollice ; t" '""rn s'ii'i-ii.. iir w ii .,r the l "' Il II I-1 oi S.'.-n.ii N. ... 1... V. "' i o iimii :s ' mil. baiitre No. h , .hoi win M r l. ..I In -bow Ilia! Ilk.-l- linee val.i.it.... h-r iti ice ihun n.r aiiriiuliiira1 land sought 1'inb r oi pnrpi- ml .ituwli blii i lain, to -'u. I and I l.l'I'o III II oii, on a an. put... V.l.cil i I. (.until, (. 1,111,1, k ' oi. e at I ir.,,,!., '.,.. I ,e il l it the ?ib il ,y of -ebiu-1 1' I'lliiie.- a- tt ltui---e-: McKi.s .!,, VV II. H.-uderM'ii. I . V. Itn. V 'mini all of fin i.i'd ' . t . i;bv llll'JOl'. .Vioiitatliia, I re nf Iiriintti I'a-s, Anv mi. I all peiMii.n c!aiuiiiu; iidfei-,. 'v abot.. ,U-,-rib, d Ian. is .pn sled lo ii i. I ii.-ir i l.iiuis in tlrn i lli. e bdere sa d 7lb d iv of 1-,-bra.irt '"o .1". 1'. liH.hl.KS.' I.'e.oste, SRIGIIT'S DISEASE ih. IKI'-I ii n i 1 paid lor a pre ds III San I' tale I he tian-i.-r iii ; HILV.iii.iUand .'l" Ml. Clt ll'. d ! All.-. :!t. l.i'H ."It,, in ,,,, :e P a- i'i, -ilia p lilt ot hu-ic-s men " i p., .:i.' lor LrinCa It. lu ' 1 1 ti 1 1 U-i ' o incur able il l-ra.a rt, I ' ' i i'innienced i lit- seriou- niti f . .'a ,, ii nl t he spechii- Nov. 1.',, 01,11V lint Itile, l lein-il se ,!,-, , tliH l',rt-,i .111. 1 HI., I o-.ii j.ii 1,. in,.,, bv palnnj ner ibne dor, n c on 11,,. ti, a,ni,." ind natcbuit; them. I ,,,.t- Bi. t.n -a .am. lo linn,,. , i',, ,!,., iin iiiai.li' ia-es, 01 I n.l in, 11 1.1. r, ,1 it it in, ti ,. ,,111,,, ,a( j 1 k- -. 1 p 1.1 .tu... s, ..r cent I 1 i.e lest wcio et'ber cll 01 r tiressii t: iat.i I h, re belt c I .mine-, tin' p. 1 1 "-i 1 he I 1 u.- 1 Hurt. 'en p.-r cent ol ics tti re sal, shed ami tl"tl. I he mu, .-,-,1:1,.- .l l e ii'Vc'ii.Hii! v i'i iin 1 1 1 1 1 , 1-,, a 11 1 j tin. inn I the test t a-e -Acre IHIlnlsbel ami a ii I VI, I.t- he made.l lite ,,1, ! s J.-IIN J ( I I fi, s uu i ,-t. -an rtai.- -tl'l' h it'l nl I'M C AM . t C'sc.1. Cal. '0 V11..1U KCtA. X JKaJ light loads. MEASE ood fur cvervthitiir that runs on wheels. Sold Cvarywhar. a.4 itiviiihu oino. Hie W. y Otejoti an aid th. Co Mia both for one year lor J tu id- " Fsl .. II ITs-i Housework is hanl work un.lcr the most favorable comli- t . I. I . ... ...: diistimr nf stoon- tlollo. 11 ilcmaniis noma m ing ami risitii.', of lifting anil pushing as the furniture is moved about Yet housework is healthy work so long as it, briii" only the natural tireilnesj due to active exercise. Many f. woman can look ii . 1 .... 1 1 cncrrjelieaiiv anoiti in r nous work. Then there fame a time when she worked more slowly and when her task was done sank down utterly xhatistcd. Later there , I- .- . cattsCit excessive lauum.'. often, ami to the weariness she felt, was added lain. AYhen she stooped it felt as if her- hack would bleak. Her head tlitdl.lied violently. She Then came a time when to and she must go to la d, to overlook the work of rience among women. It is told over and over in the letters which (.'fateful women write after being restored to health by the lue of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pro scription. "With pleasure I write to-day in praise of Dr. Pierce and his medicines," says Mrs. Mary Con way, of Apjileton, I.nwreiice Co., Tenn. " Was troubled with female disease; the h.ick of my head hurt me so I could not lie in lied, and 1 Mould have to sit up aud then I would have such pains from tuv waist down I could scarcely rise up. My feet and hands would feel almost like ice. Since taking Ir. pu-rce's Favorite Prescription I can sleep well till nijht. CiuilJ haidly drag tUvund before I toek your meit:eiitf, end now eon do my housework and help tuy husband in Ihe field. Had throat trouble and my throat would swell so I coul-1 not get my mouth open to eat. Sitife taking your mc'lkine the trouble has not returned. Words canuot express the thanks that I owe to Dr. Pierce." lir. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restores weak and sick women to sound health, by curing the local womanly diseases which are generally responsible for the failure of the general health. A woman's entire being is centered in her womanly nature, When the delicate womanly organism is attacked by disease ; when there is irregularity or a disagree able drain ; when inflammation burns and ulcers gnaw, the general health will reflect the progress of disca-v, in increasing weakness, nervousness, hack aclie, headache, loss of appetite and sleeplessness. lr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all these ailments, and cures them perfectly and permanently. It wipes out the record of suffering "as a child w ipes a sum from a blate. It makes the woman fed like a new woman, and look like one, because it rounds out the form and restores the healthy color to the fa.-e. , "Willi a heart full of (rratitude to you for sending out over the laud your wonderful modi --ine I send these few lines, hopim; tlwt some other poor suffering women will try lir. I'u-rce's medicines," writes Mrs. Cora L. Root, of C.rcennprint; Furnace, Washing ton Co., Maryland. "I had suffered severely from female wi.'ikn.i nml b.i.l m lu. in bed a ureal deal of the time. Had headache, backache, miii paiu in left side when lyin- down. I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's I-.uorite Prescription, and k.rd not taken two b tiles ;.' jrits abie to be around ovarii and do my uvrk. Can now eat unytiiiiig and it never hurts me any more. Have Liken seven laiUles of Dr. l'i,-rce's Favorite Prescription, ami one of his ' Compound Extract of Smart-Weed 1 and several vials of ' Pleasant Pellets ' Feeling better every day. I thank you for your kindly advice. My husband is pleased with the effect ol your medi cine, and says I Iook better every day." J Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well I' changes irregularity to regularity. It, dries the drains which are so weakening to women It heals the inflamed and ulcerated organs, and cures female Weakness lr. 1 loree myites stck and ailing Women, es; iuv ,Ilosc M.lFcring from diseases of long slainliiitr, to consult him, by 1,-,,, -,-,., e. All letters are ,u-0,nptly read and TT "', r" Ir ' 1 "Ter of free consultation by letter places at the disposal of suirenng women ,he advice of )r. I'i,.,,,,, a tl!(,lltlllt,lt and eitieof womanly diseases, who assisted by his medical staff of nearly a score of H M (1 H M , ,,, , nun ttiMiMunis ol we.-ik ami Wz Mta'2il&!S Mi3:cal j 'AD'vl-iEU ' ,vV Thro' Ira in Southeast. S .llliein l ai ilii lllirlliiKi,ii It, im,.. The St. la-nil special, the i1,r.uit.-li ex press o the Northern l ac lie anj Ibir liiitfton railroad-Irom ibe Nortlme-l to . the Soutbeast. .li.,,,,., , t ,, y,y The tran--i,'iil!iieii'l ..ervi,,. 1- maieii- ; ally belnli td, .1- eol it,-, 11,,,'s ,,r ,hi. r ist ami . u-l-. me 1 ie tnoinin,; tr.u- - ,.,11 , f se. ,,, , t'lica.'.. 1 Tl e '. I.. Ili S;., I.tl I, I'oilland. at ft r, a. 111. ; la, ..,,,, P. in ; Seattle, :; .7.1 ,, ,.; j-, H 'lb , and ' s I Id ! , 'kan... I i T-l I o '.I a. in. , li,., ,..,, ;n p-, li: 7 ,lO a; in. i' ihe 111 tv 1 aid is ni'i-t citi.s in tl train iiotv t-ar r it-tinin-t -a't per, 1! coach, arid I aa k.ii.s.is t'.lv wnb , r.-t l.nii..- ,-i':r- 1. I 'tiis. I: ri m.i', SVV I K, a- tt e I , ccliv lit lo Norlhtte-' Ti. s'an laid s'.-. p, r, ar. el air car. ear, l'..rl i.m.l tu tliau'H, a's.i ire(' . 1'ori'an.l io si. tin- ureat, TIMi: the .11, it- ibr u.h train between the Northwest and the Soiitbeist. 1011 hi mi bui vu ,,. iki W heu you ta:.e linne', TiisieV., 11., ic. hi. au-e ihe i. 11 tint l,.tt'o I'oii and 4,1:11.1 Cure No. Pat. ula i- p'ii:u!t pro, 1 :l,e that it - -in lorn in a ta-teit Smllb l'ainll lift" I'oloo.le ' I't "ibo-tf cnl;- ii, on ie e p'- -, t on. Ihrae . j al .1., ,,. r. f i:d will tt, p lailu.i la,r. I',,, r.,1, t u i:iu,i.iitis. r,,, 1 ,. I'r .1 Co. or : tho Wet LAWYER'S tiwlater BrMl OILTCLOTHIMn wrranii-4 irrpi-r.!, to KAJ la Inr lit la.. . iui a.ia.w u is I ..tin4WV osci.iuS s.i.. & i lack to tlio days when die bustled 1...I.1 .!..:. .a l.n....,r tn tt.n bnmn. ooiu iiunca u.tj'j.j m - came a time when slight ellort Cl... 1.-1. 1. ..I 1.. ouu nau 10 hoik, en.ttiv anu u-t sulffred from hearing-down pains. do the housework was iinjKissihlo, or just manage to keep up enough others. Th&s is a common expe nii'if mini Tinny veins, trcate.l ku k women. Write freely and fearlessly to Dr. K. V. Pierce, liuffalo, X. y. Niiiiel lines a dealer, tempted hv the littlo more profit pan I on l ie sale of less meritorious preparations, will offer a. substitute fr "Favorite Prescription " as "just 'J tfood. Judged by ils record of cures of womanly ills, there is no other medicine just as good as "Favor ite Prescription." . THIS BOOK IS FS7EEF on roccipt ot stamps to pay expense of malting OfLY, a copy of Dr. J" 0rOat mB"lcal WOrk will bo sont FREE. Dr. Piorco'm Common Sonso Modioal Adv.sor contains more than a thousand largo pages and over 700 illustrations. Sond 31 onc-cont stamps for tho cloth-bound vol ume, or only 21 stamps tor tho book In papor covers. Address, Dr. R. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y. 0. R. & N. OlilXiON SlltlliT mm; - V M 1 I'NION l'ACinc. - i r i Tin:- Shortest, Quickest, AM) MnT Coinfirtnl)le I" -ill I'l-U 111 I ..lot- I Is rcii-ii.io; , l'oilb.n.l till- rout, a:; ti,, . Tick, I vi.,: -in It I.tiK, I Dent Low Kates. Ticket., on S.i otli.e. "111!, in l'a. ilv 1 1, 1 A. it-ill. 1' I.. (. I'.Al., '--e.,i.-. r ,,.,. l'o:tlai,.l. GO EAST - t VhH I Hi-- RIO GRANDE WESTERN D j 1 1 v e r vt R i 0Gra n d e R a i i r o a d hot- irui, ., 01, iiiei, o,! ; "-:,' oiKciiy ti,i,,,.fe SALT LAKE CITY, LEADVILLE, PUEBLO, COLORADO SPRifiGG AND DENVER. 1 hrre (.p l" Al l. I' Tii-onj, ' b Ur v,;.. 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Vt 1 a'aao rruii CE. trVmuen 182, Wool Modern ' Camp . day v N. Be forester No.: the I o.y Josephii men ing i B i Uawtbti U. 1 vi and enn il liuiwli-o.ls of Kniitht Ladies Knigh mt O. Tu Orand ft A. Al Amen Ul TKJKICTS TO A Nl) FROM AU.- ' Points East VIA Order 11 ai Short Line of ST. PAUL. DULUTH, MINNEAPC-'ija CHICAGO, A.NU l'OINTS KAST Tbioitn I'alnce anil TonrWt Hl era, Dliilnu anil Itllflel (sill, kl"f l,ilirar Caia. DAILY THA INS ; KASJ TIME. Knr Kut.x, Tolders and full inf.irmat i re.itnling Tn kcL, Koutes, tic, call a '. -id Iress J.W. I'II ALO.N',1. r. i 11. DICKSON, c.t. A IJ'J Third Slicet. I'orllaiul A. II. C. JiKNMSTON, 0. W. 1' A. 'ii- Knst Avenue Siattle, THE "MILWAUKEE" A familiar name for the Clii'StC aul.ee A St. Taul Railmy, kno over tiie I' moil m t,e Ureal Kil'' riitinin the Tione.T Liuiifd" tr:t'.W every d.ij and eio,t ben S'- Pr' an l C Imiifo, and tlriaba atuK linear."1-- I'I.e fi.ly perle.-t traiiii in I be of'( rnderstninl : Comn cti. '.ii a'e ' aitb All Tian:ontinental Lines, asfo'" I iitif to pajscn ti tne lci suvii e kno"' . ' L nurioni roaehe.o, electric liiihtr), 8U"a , , beat, ola verilr eor.allej bv no otli" line. J ; See tbat rour ticket read via "Tl Mil-ukee" byn going lo any point i " lht Vniud Stale or Canada. All tic et s'er.U tell tlieui. Kor rate, pamphlet or other in'0 ( maticii, adiliKtt., - J. W. Camv, C. J.Eodv, ! Trav. Ta-t. A -t C.eneral Aireot. ? I Sf.ATTl U, VMI. r"oUTL..M, 0 ! W. I buil Mai leu Tbi Wn Km HI' tin W. in Ma He J, I H via. c M