Rogue River courier., February 05, 1903, Image 4

Owed Emi Ialaa te Proirtu-WUt
4 Haa-raw Tires.
The subject of good roadi la an all
American tubject, but It If one which
should be of moat Interest to those oc-j
tiona which bar given It the least at-,
tendon. Naturally the beat built end
the beet maintained roads are In die- i
tiicte where there are many people and .
much stone. But good roads do not I
come always became the region tbejc
traverse Is populous. A region some
times becomes populous because there ,
are good roads. Then, again, there are
bad roads In thickly settled districts
In districts where the roads ought to
be good. Good roads in a neighborhood
Indicate progress. They result from
progress snd tbey promote progress.
They are both cause and effect. Well
kept highways constitute a theme
which lias engaged the attention of
many more persons la the last decade
than In any previous one.
Improved highways hare promoted
the eitenalon of rural free delivery,
and tula delivery has sided In the de-
A BAB lO raoHPBIUTT.
velopment of better rosds, says ths
.Washington Htar. The buggy was a
benefit to highways, A road goed
enough for mounted horsemen snd
horsewomen, ss so many of our prede
cessors traveled, was not good enough
for a buggy. Then the bicycle Im
proved the roadways A hlghwsy good
enough for a buggy wss not good
enough for a bicycle, and thousands of
wheelmen rolling through the country
did campaign work for the betterment
of roads. They told the country folk,
and Insisted on It, too, that their rosds
were not ss good ss souis others. This
was missionary work, because It Is a
phenomenon of country life that a man
always thinks the rosd be lives on Is
very good or at least not so bsd ss
tome others.
As the bicycle helped along the good
cause, so will the automobile or the
traction carriage. Automolilllsts wsnt
better rosds.
Every farmer should help a little by
nslng brood tired wheels. These wheels
not only do not rut the roads, but help
to maintain them. A broad tired wheel
ought to bear more weight without
strain than one with a narrow tire.
There Is no more friction In ths use
of a broad tire 011 a smooth road than
In the uso of a narrow tire on a rough
one. A committee of nutomolilltHts, re
porting recently on New York roads,
said:
"It Is worse than uselins to create
ripcnslvo and valuable highways only
to hnvo them cut to piece by the ue
of narrow tires, as now used for the
hauling of heavy loads In this state.
When you have got a good thing, It
costs money, snd you must tiiko rare of
It and change your methods to main
tain It Wide tires are or the greatest
value In preserving ordinary dirt
roads."
HIGHWAY ACROSS COUNTRY
Tk Macadamise Roast Fro
Tt.m
York, la Chlrasro.
The movement for the building of a
macadamized highway from New York
to Chicago Is certainly deserving of
success, says the Cleveland I-eanVr
Anything tliut Is designed to Improve
the country roads of any part of the
1 nlted Mates ought to be encouraged,
for the gntitunt oMiicle lu the way of
the successful development of the ag
ricultural regions of the country today
Is the dllllrulty cipcrlcticcd In travel
ing over the highways In certain sea
sons of tint year.
1 ne inoveu 1 ror khk roads was
given connhlcnihlo luiiclus several
years ago, when a great army of wheel
riders began to clamor for linprove-
uients In the highways, and much was
accomplished In various sections of the
country through the efforts of the
wheelmen's urgauluillnii. The crsie
for bicycle riding has abated, however,
and ouu force in the good roods move
ment haa been loet.
The lneu back of the New York Chi
cago hlghwsy project sre, of course.
Interested in automobiles, either as
manufacturers or users of horwaieas
vehicles, and they cannot be ssld to be
free from an Interested motive. That
should make no difference, however.
The cvntcmplatud Improvement would
lie of great benefit to ths country, and
If ways and means can be provided
Ihe project should be carried through.
This country ought some dsy to bsve
as good country roads as are to be
found In Krauce, tlermany and other
European countries In which the build
big of hlghwsys haa beau carried ou
BcUmtlnVally fur many years.
fcsrt..tla With W e rm,.mmt
An eiperfcnuut Is to be, tried with
wood ravmeut In Hrooklyn. A eam.
pie street as two Is to be covet with
pine, which bee bosu treated with crw
ote oil and rosin, the process giving
hardiiNs and endnrence. The blocks
are evt up srfireerlae that la, the grata
of the wood runs In the same direction
as In the growing tree and they are
laid on rom-rrte lu the same manner aa
asphalt. The advantages claimed over
asphalt sre alh-uce, elasticity, endue
auee, facility of repair and a trifling
guln In cheapness.
CKol'I'.
The peculiar rough which indlcatcr.
croup, is usually well know n to Hi,
mother of crimpy children. No iiu
should Ik. hmt in the In. line lit of it,
and for this purm no mediciu.' hni.
received innr,. universal a prmal th in
CliamlR.rlaiu's Cough K.ui.'iiv.
not waste valuable tuee m ei.i juicnl
mg with untried r. ii.c.li. K, i, ,,.,
how highly they nmv li rivomm. ml
ed, hut give thin medicine s din. 'ted
and all symptoms of croup will quick
ly disappear. For sale bv all drue
ginta "
"The uirtwt and pl.aanuloat mcdi
cine I ever um-d for iinli goal Ion and
coiintimlion is Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets," unva Melard F
liraig, of Middlegrove. N. Y. "They
work like a charm and do uol gripe
or have any unpleasant effect, " For
sale by all druggists.
this tirnttur U oa ti7 boi of tb (M.is.
Laxative BrumoQuininc Tbi.u
th tmnm m rvM tm ar-
The duel
the
dark was s favor
ite with duelists.
Two men
locked in s dark
room and crawled
atealthily from
corner to corner,
until some false
step made one ol
them the target
for bullet or
blade.
Life is a duel
in the dark with
disease. One false step, one mistake,
and the attack comes swift snd sudden.
The mistake which commonly opens the
way for an attack by disease is neglect
of the symptoms of stomach trouble.
When eating is followed by undue full
ness, belchings, sour or bitter risings,
etc., disease is attacking the stomach.
The best way to frustrate such sn at
tack is to use Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. It cures diseases of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
snd nutrition, snd makes the body
strong snd healthy.
"I waa aiirTrrlng- very much with ray hear! and
Bt'imach, wrllea Mia. W. C. liill. of Welriuu.
Kli'-lliy Co., Ala., heart wan a when I
wiula raiae up in lieil would fall right laick.
C'mlfl eat but very little, in fact acanely any
thing', there eemert to be a heavy weight in my
stomach so I rotiWl not real: I had to liekh very
ellea ali! would vomit up nearly everything I
ate. I waa in a had condition. I took four hot
Ilea of llr. I'lerce'a (golden Medical lnwovery
Slid Bve of hia 'Favorite I'rewriplion ' and am
sow well and hearty. I feel like a new woiuau
ami fire lir. fierce a mediciuea credit lor it all.
I had taken medicine from pbyaicuna without
Sny heneht aa 1 could arc
Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamp,
to pay expense of mailing only, bend
21 one-cent stamps for the paiier covered
book, or l stamps for the cloth-bound.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
DR. GTJNNB' BLOOD AND
NERVE TONIO.
There Is not a woman in this land
bat at some time in her lift) would
have been the better for the use of
this tonio. For diseases peculiar to
women, a better medicine was never
made. It is composed of the Ingre
dients from which the system has
been deprived by d I warm, over-work
or diaaapatlon. It enters at once into
the circulation, bailding op the
tissues that have been wasted, and
making pore, rich blood in the most
direct way. For weak, nervous and
unsteady people, pimply, pale or
hValileas pnoplo, It will make strong
steady nerves and give the complex
ion that wholesome look that indi
cates health. . we have hundreds of
letters that people have written ns.
saying that they had gained in good
solid flush at the rate of one to three
pounds tier week while using Dr.
Onnn's Blood and Nerve Tonio. It
should be taken after meals, one or
two tablets each time. Druggists noil
it 76o Mr box or three boxes for
(J. 00, or sent postimid on receipt of
price. Wo rae ghttl to make reply
to letters of inquiry, the advice we
ivo yoa is piaiu, ami canny under
stood. Address Dr. ItoHuuko Co.,
Philadelphia, '. For Nile by V F.
Krcnicr.
DR. TENNER'S
KIDNEY i
Backache
All dlaaaaaa of rirlnaa-a
ICURE
aiaaaer, urinary oris
aiihi ansumaiiim, a
arha.HaarlDtaaaaa hra
brays?, rsuials Troubles
Don't beom AiaaonrtmmA. Thara it a
eurtforyou. If i.t-M.try wrl1 1'r. l-enniT
V.m ..t lift tlint curl 11K Jiisit iucIi
CMBiuiuuri, All couNulttitluua Fr,
HI Kht niuntht In ImkI, Iicktv backn-lia.
pain and aontnima h-mm klilnya, kImi rliru
hitm. OiUvr rt'inrtllra falh'tl. Jir. Imiii
nnra Hldiifty and lUckacho Cur curvil in
r4miplrUly. II. WATKItH, Hamlet, N. V."
l-riiKRUta ftitiv.ll. AV forC.K.k !.Mk-Frt.
ST.VITUS'DANCE!e:rN!ir
For tsls by W. F. Kremer.
ACHE
Ache nil over. Throat sore, I'yes
ami Nose running, slight cough
with chills; this is La (iripw.
taken In hot water, sweetened, be-foregoing-
to bed, will break it up
if taken in time.
I hae If tail ass vMtltw. "M ART DAVIS' "
DYSPEPSIA.
1'eopln that have tlrsiaqwia have
Weak stomachs, weak ' hearts, weak
eyes and are usually weak kneed,
lliey feel bilious and the world in
general haa a bilious look to them,
they have so many symptoms that it
is difficult to locate the place where
they feel the worst. Tim fact la the
source from where titer get their
strength has been cut off and they are
aick all over. The food taken into
the stomach remains undigested,
cattslug belching, and bilious attacks,
followed by auk -headache, and gen
eral weaknesa. The medicine that
puts the stomach in condition so that
the food can 1 readily digested, will
cure dvapciwia and make strength
where there was weakness. We have
cured thousands of arsons during the
30 years, of dvaiia, w ith Dr.
tiunu'a Improved I.lver l'llla A ll.V
box of these pills are worth more to
js-opln with poor digestion than ail
mouths of dieting or a gallon of
pclu. It only lakes one for a dose
vie will rtcliil two of these lulls to
prove what they will do. W. F. Kre
nier. sella them for W cents a Ihh or
"" "tall si receipt of price. Write
lr. ltosauko IV. Fit 1 la,, l'a.
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LuNii
I'lie startling iinuouiicciuent of a
dwoM'tv that will sutvlv lengthen
life is miiilc by editor 11. li lhiMle,
"i minimis, o, 111,1 , " v I sh lii
tale
III
V. rite
mat tir rung's
Ci'iisunipt ion is
tl.cdv that 1 have
Si1 HlM't.VerV f,.
the most infallible
ever known for
uglis, t olds and
'rip. It s lli:tlialle
to iq.le with
this wonderful
ak lungs. II i tug
medicine i,,, one need dr-ad Pneumo
nia or consumption, lis relict is in
etant ami cure certain." W. V. Kre-
tiler
guarantii's every .Vs.' and SI tn
bottle
and gives trial laitlle
' fnii.
SIMPLE COLDS,
to ta siiunle if at sll or,,.
IVam
longed Tin
saiest war la lo put
at the. v.rv Is... i. . ,. ..
them aside
Il .ll... .. . ,. . . "
"""i s tionuiounil Svrup sto
cold and removes the cauae of colds.
JV. Mc and fl.tsj Isittle at Slover
Drug Co.
UkiS siw tilTiit us:
ssaa t.ssik Sina- Ts usl
i ems S..IS S, rtn,,
el 'IHIIM-j,
KsNJ
1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.
United titates Land Ollice,
Roeehurg, Oregon, November M. 1(102.
Nolfte is hereby given that incompli
ance with the provision! of the act of
Cougreasof June 3, 1878, entitled "Aa
act for the ealeof timber lands in the
HtaU-s of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all the Public Lend rltates by act of
August 4, 18!f2, Emma Wingert, of
Ylontivilla, County of Multnomah, Slate
of Oregon, baa this dav Sled in this
office bis sworn statement No 4o:l
for the purrhSM of the W of S'K'i
HW of N Eii and NK of HVV of Section
.No 20, in lownahip No. 3H H, Range No.
8 west, and will olfer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable lor ita
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, snd to establish bis claim 10 asid
land le ore J. O. Booth, County Judge,
st his ollice st (irsnls l'an, Oregon,
on Saturday the 7th dy ol February
1M. She names as witnesses:
Mrs. Ida llvde, Albert McKissen,
Charles II vie all of Monlavills, Oregon,
snd A. W. Silsby, of Grants Pass, Ore
gon. Any and all persona claiming adversely
the above described lands sre requested
to file their clsime in this ollice on or tie
lore ssid 7th day of February, l'JOII.
I, T. Bhumish,
Register.
NOTICF. FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3. IH78.
United Stales Land Ollice.
Roreburg, Oregon, November 2(1. 11X)2.
Notice is hereby given thst in compli
ance with the provisions of the set of
Oongren ol June 3, 1878, emiiled "An
act for the ssle ol timber lands in Ihe
.States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and W'sshinglrin Teirtlory," as extended
to sll the Public Land States by set of
August 4, WVJ, Ms J I y Is, of
Montsvills, County of Multnomah, State
of Oregon, has Ibis diy died in this ollice
her aworn atalemenl No. 40 !, lor the
purchase of the N W M of rtec. No. 20 in
Tonhip No. 38. South, Rang No. 6
West, and will oiler proof to shoe that
the land sought is mors valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish her claim to
said land before J. O. Booth, Count)
Judge, st his ollice st Grants Pass, Ore
gon, on Ssttitdsy, the 7th day ol Febru
ary 1U03, She nstues ss witnesses:
Emms Winvurt, Albert. McKissen,
Charles llyle sll of Montavills, Oregon
snd A. W. Silsby, ol Orsnts Psss, Oio-g"n-
any snd all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims iu this ollice
on or belore ssid 7th dsy of February
IU03.
J.T. liaiiMjgs,
Register.
NOTICE K(R PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878.
United Stales Land Ollice.
Koseburg Oregon, November 2)1, l'JO.'.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the set of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for Ihe sale of timber lauds in the
Slates ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to sll the Public Land States by set of
August 4, 1HU2, William Deveny ol
Mnntavilla, County ol .Multnomah. State
ol Oregon, has tills day filed in this ol
lice bis sworn statement No. lor
the purchase of Ihe HVV 4 of Sec. No. 32,
Township No. 38 South, Range No. 6 W ,
and will oiler proof to show that the
land sought is mure valuable for its tim
ber or stone than tor agiiciillursl pur
poses, and lo establish his claim to said
laud iMdore J. o. Ilooth, t otinly Judge
at Ins ollice at (irauts Pass, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 7th day of February
l!Hi:l. She names aa witnesses:
Charles llyle, Alliert McKissen, J. C.
Blackburn, all of Montavills,, Oregon
and A. W, Silsby, of Grants l'ass, Ore
gon.
Any snd sll persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lauds are rer
quested lo file I heir claims in tins ollict
on or before tuid 7th day of Febiuary
IU03.
J. T. lllillHik'S,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878
Koseburg, Oregon, Jan. Ill, P.K)3
Not ce is hereby given thai in com
pliance Willi Ihe piovisioiia of Ihe a t ol
Congress, ol J line 3, I His, entitled "An
set lor the ssle of timber lands in the
Stales of Cslilornis, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," sa ex
tended to sll public Land Slates bv act
f August 4, IMI2. rKANK SlKHUkS
of bilverton, County of Maiion, Sia'e
of Origin, haa this day tiled
ill this ollice his sworn statement No
1312 lor the purchase of lheW nl the
SK1. ami Cl.'j ol M-;'4 Sec 3 NK's ol
NK'4 ol Section No 111, in Township No.
II r-ciulh, Range No. II, West, ami will
oiler proof lo show that the iand sought
is more valuable lur us timber or atone
than (or agricultural purposes, and lo
eslshlish Ins claim tti said land before
J. O. lie nth, County ludge, at his olh
at (irauts Pass, Oregon, on Moiida
ths lilh dsy of April, 11103. He
names as witnesses:
C. S. Sweenev, of Silvertoii Oregon
and W. H. Whipple. II. A. hippie and
A. 1.. hippie, ol Waldo, Oregon
Any and all persona claiming ad
veiscly the ahove-dcacntrcd lauds sre
rrqiientt'd to tile their claims in this
ollice on or before said lilh dav of
April, l'AM. J, T. liHtiMiKS,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timlier Land, Act June 3, 1N78.
Koseburg, Oregon, Jan. Ill, 1IH13
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliaues w ilh the provtsiona of the set of
Congress ol June 3, 1878, entitled, "An
act lor ths ssle of timber lauds in the
Slates ol Csliloinia, Oregon, Nevada,
snd Washington Territory," ss ex
tended to sll ths Public Land Stales bv
art ol August 4, 18U2, Ciiahi us S
Swxsnky, ol SiWerton, County of Marion,
Stats of Oregon, haa this day filed
in this ollice his sworn statement No.
4313 lor the purchase of the . el
fE's and SK'a of NK1. anil l.ol 1 ol
ol election Nu. 1 in Township N.
41 south, Range No. U Weal, and will
oiler proof lo show that the laud
sought Is more valuable lor ila litiitwr
or alone than (or agricultural puiihiae,
and lu establish his claim lo said land
belore J. O. Booth, County Judge at
his ollice at Oianla Pass, Oregoi, on
Monday the Olh day ol April, ltK).t
lie names as witnesses:
Flank Serger ol Stlverton, Oregon
and W K. W topple, II. A. W hippie slid
A. I. . Whipple, ol Waldo, Oregon.
Anv snd all peisous claiming ad
versely tlie above-dc tcrllicd lauds are
rcpiesictl In tile their claims in this
ollice on or Ih-i re said tiih dav ol
April I'.nU. J. T. l.hii ..i s,
Kclsler.
Noi'L'K 1'ult PI lU.li'ATU N.
Lind Ollice at ltoscbuig, Oregon,
January . I'.k.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
low lllg 11. unt il sell ler lias tiled notice
of his ititcntious to luiike final prmf
in supisirt of Ins claim, and that anid
proof wilt he made before R. I.
llartlett, county clerk, at Grants Pass,
Oivgon, on February S3, Unci, via:
WILLIAM HOWLKY
ou II. E. No. Noltl for Hie S NV)"i4
of eoc. 4, township X, S. K. it W.
He names, the following witnesses
to prove lua continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said laud, via:
F. M. Ilrvant. of Merlin. Orvuoji
J. Anderson, of Hugo. Oregon: . i".
Ileury, of Hugo, Oregon; and Win.
Emeries, of Merlin, Oregon
J. T. Undgvs, Rcgtsier.
To Dare a Cold In a Day.
Tale l.aiallve Uronio Vuooue Tahlrta
All Uru.'ki.la reluml ihe tmmev if o laili
to cure. k. W. liruve'a aignstitre ii on
each boi. &V'.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber I -and Act, June 3. 1878.
United States Land Ollice,
Koseburg, Oregon, Dec. 8, 1002.
Notice is hereby given that iu com
pliance with ihe provision ol Ihe act of
Congress of June 3, 187S, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada snd
Washington Territory," as extended to
sll the Public Land Slates by set of
August 4, 1K:2,
JOHN ANDERSON
of Montsvills. Multnomah County, State
of Oregon, has this dsv Bled in this
office his sworn statement No. 40U4 lor
the pnrrhsse of the WJf of SW'1, SE'i
of hW'4 of Section No. 20 in Township
No. 38 Souib, Range No. 6 W.snd will
offer proof to show ibst the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes snd to
establish bis claim to said laud before
J. O. Booth, County Judge, st hie office
st Orsnts Pass. Oregon, on Thursday the
20th '.day ol February Wi. He names
as witnesses:
Henry W ingert, of Montsvills, Ore
gon, A. W. Silsby, F. II. Briggs, Geo.
Smith, sll ol Granu- Psss, Oregon.
Any snd sll persons claiming adverse
ly Ihe shove described lands are re
quested lo file their claims in this ollice
on or before said 20th day of February
IU03.
J. T .Bkiimikh,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timlwr Land Act, June 3, 1878.
United States Land Ollice,
Koseburg, Oregon, Dec. 8ih, 1102.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance Willi the provisions of the act ol
congress of June 3, 1878, entilled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in Ihe
States ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
snd Washington Territory," ss extended
lu sll ths Public Laud States by act of
August 4, 18112,
HENRY WINGERT
of Montavills, County of Multnomah,
Stale of Oregon, has this dav Hid in this
ollice bis sworn statement No. 40U5 for
ths purchase of ths H'.j of the NW1,,
N W of tiW'4 and SW ol NEI4' of sec. No.
32 in Township No. 38 South, Range No.
0 W, snd will offer proof to show
thst the land sought is more valuable
for ita timber or alone than (or agricul
tural purposes snd to establish his claim
to aaid land belore J. O. Ilooih County
Judge, at his office at Grants Pass Ore
gon, on Thursday Ihe 20ih day of Febru
ary, 11(03. He names as witnesses:
Jul n Anderson, ol Monlavilla, Oregon,
A. W. H lahy, George Smith, F. H.
Briggs, ail of Gran's Psss, Oregon.
Any snd all persons claiming adverse
ly the shove-described lands sre re
quested to lile their claims in this ollice
on or belore said 2tith day of February
IU03. J. T. Bhidoks.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timlier Land Act, iune 3, 1878.
United States Land Ollice,
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. lii, 1U02.
Notice is hereby given thai in com
pliance with the provisions of the set of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
set lor the esle of timlier lands in the
Slates of Csliloinia, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the Public Laud Slates by act
of August 4, 18W2, Henry I.. Ixiunshury ol
Portland, County ol Multnomah, Stale
of Oregon, has this day filed in this
ollice his sworn statement No, 41-12, for
the purchase of the Sltf olHW1, Sec
tion No. 12, and Nlj'of NW'4, Sec
tion No. 13 in Township No. 41 South,
Range No. II W, and will oiler proof to
show that the land sought is more valu
able (or its timber or atone llian (or ag
ricultural purposes, snd lo estsbliRh bis
claim to "aid land before J. O. Booth,
County Judge, at his office at Giants
l ass, Oregon, on 1 bursdav, Ihe ath day
of March, l'.KU. He names as wit
nesses :
. R. Whipple sad ''Arthur Whipple
ol vt sldo, Oregon, and Visiter Harmon
sud Jos Moss of Grants Psss, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to tile their claims in this ollice
on or belore said A1I1 day of March
I'.HKI.
J. T. Bkiihies,
Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timlier Land, Act June 3, 1X78
Rosehurg, Oregon, Jan. 3, I'.Kl,).
Notice is hereby given that in coin
plisnce with the provisions of the act
ol Congress ul June 3. 1,1,8, entitled "An
act for the sale of timlier lands 111 the
Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington lernlorv," as ex
tended lo sil the Public Land Slates by
scl of August 4, !!-,
BYRJN G. MAt OON,
of Grsuts Pass. County of Josephine,
Stale of Oregon has Una day tiled in this
office his sworn statement No. 4237, 'or
the purchase of the fractional NE1', he
lug W i.j NK's and lots I snd 2, ol Sec
tion No 24. in Township No. 37 South,
Range Nu. 7 West, and will oiler prouf lo
show 1 hat the land sought it more v a 1 11
able lor its limber or stone than lor agri
cultural piirHises, sud to establish his
claim lo said land belore K. I,. Ilarllell,
County Clerk, at Grants Pass. Oregon. on
fcaturdar, ths 21st dav of March, lm3.
lie names aa witnesses: II T. Kens-
ler. of Grsuts Psss, Ore. ; M. A. Conger,
R. A. Lindsay snd 11. F. Bull, ol Wilder
vtlle, Ors.
Any snd all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested lo Hie tneir claims in this
office on or before said 21st day uf
March, l'.HU. J. T Bhiikikh
Regisler.
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Helena, Mout.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act Jnne 3, 1878.
ii'n;i.,l Htsta Land Ollice I
Koseburg, Oregon, November 25, 1902.
x-. ..1.... l.UPUt.v fivMn that in com-
iunu ! '"; -..-- -- - .
.11 . .Ill, tl.o r.rnviainna of the act 01
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled An
act (or the sale ol timlier lauds in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
snd Washington Territory," sa ex
tended to sll the Public Lsnd Btsies by
set ol August 4. 182. Minnie W.
Henderson, ol JHonisvius. vouniy ui
Vtnltnoioah State of OregOll. ll IB
this dav filed in this office her sworn
statement No. 4011 for the purchase of
8 E i ol Seclien No. 28 In township No.
38 South, Range No 6 W, snd will off. r
proof lo show ihat the lsnd sought is
mors valuable for its timber or stone
than for rtriil I Ural nurnoses. and to
establish her claim to said land before
J. O. Booth. County Judge, at his office
at Grants Pass, Oregon, on Saturday ths
7th dav of February, 1303. She names
as witnesses :
Albert I). McKisson, Chas. llyle,
A Ith A. Blsckburn. W. H. Henderson
all ol Montsvills. Oregon.
Any snd sll persons claiming adverse
ly lbs ahnva.descrihed Isnds sre re
quested to tils their clsims in this office
on or before ssid 7th day of Februsry,
1U03. J , 1. tsaiooita,
Regisler.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. "
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878
United Slates Land Ollice,
Koseburg, Oregon, November 25. l'J02.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entilled. "An
act fur the sale ol limber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Terrirory," as ex
tended to all the Public Land States bv
set of August 4, 8J2, Albert I) Mc
Kisson, ol Monlavilla, County of Multno
mah, State nf Oregon has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement No. 4008
for ihe purchase of NE'a of NE), NWJ4'
of NE' snd NE'i of NW ol Section
No. 32 in Township No. 38 South, Range
No. tl W, and wi.l Oder proof to show
that the lsnd sought is more valuable
for lis timber or until tbsn for sgri
cultural purposes, snd to establish his
claim to said land before J. O Booth,
County Judge, at his office at Gran's
Pass, Oregon, on Saturday Ihe 7th dsy
1-ebruary, PJ03. He names as wit
nesses :
Charles llyle, W. H. Henderson. J.
E. Blsckburn sll ol Mootivilla, Oregon
and A. W. Silsby of Grants Pass, Ore
gon. Any snd all persons claiming ad
versely ths sbove described Isnds are
requested to file their claims in this
office en or before said 7th day ol
Februsry, llrOJ J. T. Bhmmjks.
Registsr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Lsnd, Act Juue 3. 1878.
Uuiled Ststes Lmd Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, November 25, 1902.
Notice is l ereby given that in com
plisnce with the provisions of the set
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An set for the ssle of timber Isnds in
the Slates of California, Oregon, .Nevada,
snd Washington Territory," sa ex
tended to sll Hie Public Land Stales by
set ol August 4, 181)2, Aliha A. Hliclt
biirn, of Monlavilla, County of Multno
mah, Stale of Oregon, haa this day filed
in this ollice her aworn statement No.
4010, for Hie purchase o! Ihe NE1 ol
Section No 2 in Township No. 38 South,
Range No. o W, and will oll'er proof to
show Ihat the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than lor
agricultural purines, and to establish
her claim losai.l land before J O. Booth,
County Judge, at his office at Grants
Pass. Oregon, on Saturday the 7th day
of February, 1!K);. She nanus as
wituessesg :
Minnie V. Henderson, Chas llyle.
Alliert 1). McKisson, J. E. Blsckburn all
of Monlavilla, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to tile their claims in this office
on or before said 7lh day of February,
J T. Bsiuii.s,
Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 187S,
United Slates Land Office,
Koseburg, Oregon, November 25. 11)02.
Notice is hereby given that in e,.m
pliance with the provisions of the act ol
Congress ol June ?, 1878, entilled "An
act lor the sain ol timber lands in the
States ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory" as extended
to all ths Public Ijnd Slaves by act of
August 4 18M2, Charles llyle ol Monla
villa, County of Multnomah, Stale of
Oregon haa this day filed in this office
his aworn statement No. 4009, for the
purchase of the SE of Section No. 32
in Township No. 38 South, Range No. 0
W, and will oiler proof to show that the
laud sought is more valuable for its
timber or atone than fur agricultural
purges, and to establish his claim to
said laud belore J. O. Booth, County
Judge, at Ins office at Grants Pass, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 7th day of Febiu
ary, l'.HU. He names as witnesses:
Albert D. McKisson, W. II. Henderson,
J. K. Blsckburn all of Monlavilla, Ore
gon and A. W. Silsby, of Grants Pass,
. 'irnuu,
Any and sll persons claiming adverse
ly mo auovo-uescrineu lands are re
quested (o file their clsi ma in thia olh,.
on or before said 7th day of Fsbrusrv.
" j i uainuKs.
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BRIOHT'S DISEASE
The Isrgest sum ever paid lor a pre-
aviipuuii, coangeu nanus in Ssn Frsn
Cisco. Aug. 3d. 1M01 Th i,..t...
volved in coin and stork 1 12.500.00 sod
was psid by a parly ol business men lor
epennc lor cngiirs Disease and Die
betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
Ttiev commenced ths, au,jm,. i.uii
gallon of Ihe specific Nov. 15, 1D00.
they Interviewed scores of the cured
snd tried it ont on its merits by pulling
""ew uoieo cases on the treatment
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aiciaos lo name chronic, incurable cases,
sou aumiuisiereu it with the physicians
forjudges. Co to Iim . s? .....
ol the teat esses were either well or
progressing Isvorslily.
There beiinr hut ihirin r. ..i ..i
failures. Ihe narties .,. i.ii.h.1 ... i
"" arsnsaction. 1 lie proceeding!
ol the investigating committee and the
chni.-al reports of the test cases were
piiiuisiied and sill be mailed Iree on
application. Address Joh.n J. r cltos
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visits to run up bill. i. simply born of lack of knowledge
. .. , , j j:n;iiof the doctor's work. As
ol tne delicacy aim um".j
a rule, when the doctor has reached the limit of bis
lie will say so, and refuse to take money for
services which he knows must be unavailing. But
even the most honest doctor fwractimcs" falls into
the error of limiting the possibilities of a cure to
the measure of his own skill. He says, practic
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skill in the case, Nobody can do more than I
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tient can't get well, and no doctor could help her,"
and yet the use of Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
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tional case. It has happened again and again that after
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God snd Dr. Pierce thst I am living, snd have had no operation performed either. I just
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