ROGUB RIVER COURIER. UK ANTS PASS, OREiJiN, APRIL 3, 1908.
"Very well," said Richard. Til give
you another trial. But understand me,
Bills, there must be no more non
sense!" I "No, sir."
B "No more brandy?"
"No, sir." v
S "And you will obey me"faoplicit)y In
rveryiningr ' ;j fi : 3
"I will, so velrme!" V
"All right," smiled the Texan. Til
Wive yon an order as a starter. Just
tet those new riding boots of Lord
Croyland's, will you, and put them on
i break them In for me? I may be out
for several hours. T too will walk uo
and down In them until I return.""
But-but," protested' Bills, "them
boots Is too small for you, sir I mean,
your lordship an' my foot Is blgger'n
yours, sir," ..- -. j
I know that -perfectly,' answered
Richard pleasantly. Singular bow Bills
had rneverT before -; recognized , how
pleasant bis' master'could be! "Tfre'U"
kill two birds with one stone. Not
only will .you break, those , boots for
me, but per contra at the same time
Jou may be reminded of what It means
to break a contract with' me-. Am I
dear.?' ., ...
The. valet sat limp and j speechless.'
Be made no move" to obey the harsh
command,, so . Richard turned', on his
beek crossed to the window and stood
looking out among the trees.
.J Bills," ; he - asked . presently, till
jou noticed bow many crows 4re fly
ing about the place? I never observed
them before," 1 , ' ' - . ;;
les, yes, m lord!" the servant gasp
t "I've noticed 'em frequent, sir,
ta' an', awsklu' your pardon, sir, I'm
ready to, put the boots on.". : ' -t
' Richard watched' the "operation in
irim enjoyment The flt was tight
one, but Bills accomplished the feat
it last, though the perspiration xame
out on his forehead In' copious profu
lion. "Thank.you," said. the-Texan simply
and departed without giving any fur
ther directions. .
He enjoyed his ride with' Miss' Har-:
rlet hugely. For three long, blissful
hours be cantered with ber on beauti
ful country roads, where the air was
tweet and Invigorating, where the
scent of wfldSfl owersjcame Id thein and
the fragrlpcefof thewild v4od eef
er still In the deepening dusk. A hun
dred times he was- on the, serge of
confessing all, of throwing himself up
on the mercy of her gentleness, but a
warning something held him In check,
and in spite of his impulses like the
sailor in the opera be remained an
Englishman. . Once; she turned to him
with Bparkllng eyes. n ;J "
"Do you know,'' she" said, "there are
times when-you-remind me so of a
man I chanced to meet that-tbat" r
I "The eowbey? Richard asked. -i,
She made no answer, but flushed and
gave free rein to. her eager horse, while
the Texan spurred after ber, Jaylng a
firm band upon ber bridle arm.
"And(if I were he. would ltmakes
difference then a difference," I mean,
la 'winning your respect and trust,
and" i : i .i i : it !
' "How absurd you are!" she laughed
in swift Interruption. "Have I not giv
en you both already? My cowboy Is
but. a memory, and you why, gracious,
bow late it's getting!., We. shall never
be In time for dinner!, Cornel"
If Richard and Miss' riarrlet enjoyed
their afternoon, the 'same could not be
said of Bills. For three loiig hours
the servant did penance for his sins,
knowing nob which" ached the most
hit bead.-, his heart or bis tender feet.
To walk was agouy. ..To sit was to
suffer with a gua wing, burning beat
that. ever increased as. his feet, began
to swell. At the end oMhe first half
hour' he determined to run away, to
hide himself somewhere to the wilder
nesa of New York, where bis master
might seek for him in vain. Immedi
ately, however, a stumbling block pre
sented Itself. To get .Into the boots
had been7 difficult. tJ get out of them
proved to be an utter impossibility!
and to run anywhere with such an
agonizing handicap was out of the
question. True, be might have cut
them off, bat In .view of the thought of
crows and knuckle bones be preferred
!to bear his inartyrSom, , ... J .
' Richard found - bio seated kn the
elpe of the bathtub, with, bis, feet; In
half an Inch of wnjni waiter a muti
neer reduced, like his boots, to a piti
able pulp.
"Hello, Woolsey," Richard asked
cheerfully, "what's up?"
:"M' lord,"' the valet watlod. "for
Gawd's sake, "elp me. sir, for I'd
rather 'ave you shoot me In the parts
wot doesn't count than wear these 'ere
blasted boots fer another minute, Mr.
Williams', sir. If you'll be so good." '
"That'll cost me a pair of boots -to
Groyland." thought Richard over his
cigar as be dismissed the wretched
valet to seek relief- below stairs. ''But
I rather think -It , was-money, well
spent"
CHAPTER XIII.
N Wednesday morning "two
Items appeared in one of the
New York newspapers, neither
of which would strike a cas
ual reader as being Important: but, so
far as this narrative is concerned, they
led to complications. Th first was
an ibvlously - exaggerated report and
retd as follows: 1 ,
TEXAN FATALLY INJURED.
- Mr. Richard Williams, ton of the fa
mous millionaire and cattle king of San
Antonio. Tea., was severely Injured on
Sunday last In an automobile accident.
He wis taken to St. Luke's hospital.
where our reporter called last evening.
Mr. AVtlltama was too prostrated by the
.shock to be interviewed, but we leam
t la riffertng front concuaaloa of the. oral a, .
briiiSm Sustalnlag a fracture of-tha ehoul-
ato Wd InternaJ injuiiee. - Tae accident
was due to the carelessness of an inex
perienced chauffeur, who cave his name
aa Peter Wilson, but whose address had
not been ascertained up to a late hour
last night The police are making In
quiries. The above DaraaxaDh chanced, to
catch the eye,. of a certain m LogerJ
wo naa taken the Booming (rain.' for
Chicago. He as an intimate friend of
old Bill VWUlfami an would have
gone to look after the tonhlmself ex
cept that urgent business necessitated
the continuance of bis Journey west
Mr. Loger therefore wired his friend
from Pittsburg., stating thajt Richard
bad. been hurt stud Jay t Hue point of
death In a New "York hospital.
On-receiving this startling informa
tion the fulher becnnie greatly agi
tated. He had not heard from Richard
for. several .days and had .begun to
worry even -lief ore the receipt of Mr.
Loger's telegram. He wired at once to
,the St. Reels, where be knew his son
to be' stopping, "and received an answer
to the effect, that .Richard Williams
had 6o been ' seen since the previous
Monday morning, though his dress
suit case jnd .other Ifclongtmrs were
Mtlll in room No. 020,' which bad not
been given up.
dlll Williams, who loved his son as
he foved'no other being on earth, com
mitted ,tbe deep water harbor and Im
provement business to hls most trust
ed subordinate, although affairs had
reached a' critical stage, and started
for' New York on a special train.
The other newspaper Item appeared
In the social column under the bead of
"Gossip." It read us follows:
On Friday evening of the present week
an entertainment will be given In the
beautiful country home of Mr. Jacob
Renwyck.v a( , lrvlngton-on-the-Hudson.
Among- other features a little one act
pjay will be presented, entitled "The Man
aad the Bird." In which Miss Imogene
Chlttendon. one of the season's most
charming debutantes, tflll take -the part
of the : bird, while the charming and
accomplished Miss Renwyck will assume
the leading role, wearing a costume or
dered. speclal'.y. for the occasion and the
famous Renwyck' Diamonds. The enter
tainment, we understand. Is given to a
few -Intimate friends in honor of a dis
tinguished guest. Lord George Fltx-Clar-ence
de Courcy Howard, earl of Croyland.
The affair promises to be an unusually
brilliant one.
Continued)
"-'POISON-FACTORIES
You Will b Surprised to Learn
How Many There Are,
Did you ever, feel stupid ' and dull
after eating hearty dinner? "' ' '
Wbeo food is retained .too long In
the stomach, became of stomach
weakness, the poison ' factory workt
overtime and' there'1 is giddiness, con
fusion of ' thought.' despondency,
heartburn, ' sleeplessness, '1 bervout
trouble sW other forms of indigestion.
1 The general tose of Mi-o-ua stomach
tablets puts within the reach ot every,
one a reliable and positive care for
all stomach weakuess. Mi-o-na
quickly cures rthe worst Jcase of iodi-.,
gestion, ' and the pain .and distress
which is often fult. after, nieals will
soon disappear, snob is the wonderful
curative power of this little tablet.
Mi-o-na acts npon entirely differ
ent principles, from any of the other
remedies . that have " been used in
stomach trouble. IT iB taken before
meals, and lias speciflo strengthening
action upon the muscles of the
stomach, increasing the flow of diges
tive juices aad miking' the stomach
get to work and digest easily and
naturally the food which is eaten.
Demaray has seen so many oures made
by Mi-o-na that he .'gives a goarantee
with .every 6U -cent box that the
remedy costs nothing u 'less it cures.
FROIM TH LPI N WOODS,
Hyomei's Aromatic Air Is Guar
arjteed to Cure Cftt&rrK or
Cost toothing. ('T
w 7 S ; ".' . 1 i : ' 7 3
When using the Hjomei treatment
the air yon breathe is like that oh tha
mountains high above sea level where
tho pine woods, fill the air with aro
matio healing Jhat gives health and
strength to thoee suffering . from di
sease! of the respiratory organ.
Breathed ttirongli ' the neat pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit,
the heal!ng balsauit of-Hyoinel reach
the must remote air cells of the throat.
nose ' and loDgs, 'destroying all
Urrlml germs and giving qoick relief
and cure. ' ' -.:
' Hyoniei has performed- almost ml-
racnlods. cores of catarrh, often re
ttoring health in chronin cases that
bad given up ail hope' of reoovery.
IU beet action is at the start Of the di
r-asei when tna ..breath is, "becoming
offensive and when discharges from
the nose, droppings in the- throat am
freqnent meeting or tpasmodio
coughing begin to make life a bnideu.
At the first ivmntom of catarrhal
trouble, use Hyomei and Se
quickly you get relief and"cure. The
complete ootfli costs btu- tl. and Is
sold by Demaray under guarantee to
refund the .'money if it does not gi
j satisfaction. -
t OuartX
w
Cewicr ofic.
bUtta at fji
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Are said often to be burled tlx feet wider
ground. But many times women call oi
their family physicians, snffering, as the
Imagine, one from dyspepsia, another frost
heart disease, another from liver or kldV
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain here and there,
and in this, wat they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or oven
busy doctor, sepa1 'te diseases, for whlijh
he, assuming them to be such, prescribes
his pills and potions. In reality, they ire
all onlv mmntomi caused bvtotna uterlea
Disease, i ne piKSician, "ignorant ot tl
coute of SufferingTW ps upTSatreatme
until large bills are nffcde. rsufferl;
patient gets no ielteiSJfcdSbOtah
wrong treatment but probably worse? Ja
proper met! 1 eine like Dr Plerr' Fyff7
Prrscriition, JWctcl tn the cause wqiiTi
hiive .JUiri-ly-rcnKACd ihe disease the"g
by aispelling all thoeaiilTeiiing syBagc
toms, and Instituting comlort Instead Df
prolonged misery. It has been well sal a,
that "a disease known is half cored.' i
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription la a
scieniinc meaicine, careiuny oevised By
an experienced and skillful physician.
pajsiciBO,
ite system,
medicinal
ess In ts
7.7: f.m.fl
ana auaptea 10 woman s ueucaie sysie
ins maueot native American
roots and Is perfectly harmless
efforts in m commt.m cTllit.
i'sttni. .
As a powerful Invigorating tonic "VarH
vonie rrescripuon- imparls strength I to
the whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For ovar-
wornea, "worn-out," mn-aown. debll
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, shop-girls" house-keeptrs,
nursina mothers, ana feeble women nfn-
erally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is the. greatest earthly boon, being dn-
equaiea as an appetizing cordial ana
storative tonic. J It
As a soothing and strengthening nerv
ine "Favorite PrescriDtion1 is uneaua rd
and it Invaluable in allaying and sub
duing nervous excitability, irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, St VltuVs
dance, and other distressing, nervaut
symptoms commonly' attendant noon
functional and organic disease of the
uterus. It induces refreshing: sleen and
relieves mental anxiety; and despondency.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate
the stomach, liver and bowels. Onshlo
three a done. Lasj to take as candy.
4
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Connty Court of the State; of
Oregon, in and for Josephine County ,
In the matter of the
theT
iR. i
1. y
estate of James
Dunn, deceased.
To the creditors of James R. Dn
deceased :
Notice is hereby rcivn that on the
13 th day of -March. 13. Martha IK.
MitchfM. m Gratis Shss. Ore., was
quit appoints Dy tne uoauty jae
of Josebpine County, Ore., adminis
tratrix of the estate of James R.Dunn,
deoased, and that all persona having
claims against said estate shall pre
sent said claims with proper vouch rs
tnereror to said administratrix . in
Qrautt Pass, Josephine Countv, Ore
on, within six month, from the data
of this notica. . ' t J - J . ) i
Dated at Grnts Pass, Oregon,
March li, 'll08. . 1 ; 1
MARTHA R. MITCHELL, ,
Administratrix,
' '' r , y s
NOTICE- OF . ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OK REAL PROPERTY. .
Notioe is hereby (riven that George
Hansen and Charle Hansen, the duly
appointed, qualified, and acting ad
ministrators of the estate ot . Peter
Hansen, deceased, have 'been dolv
licensed aad commissioned -by order of
the County Coon of Josprhtne oountv.
Oregon, dated Mafcb 2. 10OS, to sell all
rignt, titl ana in'erest or said estate
in aud to the real property- bersiu-
after described, aud that pursuant to
said order we will after the 17th day of
April, 1908, sell at private sale for
oaiih in hand, subject to the Confir
mation of said court; all the niht,
title and interest of the estate of Peter
Hanoen. deceased, in an1 to the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit:
following' described real property." .to-'
wit:? -...,' . .
The S of the N EU aud thn NV ot
the S E4 and. Lot 4 of Sec 9. Twp
89 S. R 8 W, iu Jcsephine County,
Oregon. Also all of Lot 8 and .one
half sf Lot ? pf Block ri in the- town
tita Napo'eon, commonly called Kerby,
in Josephiue County, State of Orxkoo,
excetpiug four and tifty-nine hun
dredths J4.5) aotos, to Anna M.
Adams auirjecvdodvjn Vol. ou pave
288. Book of Deed in the Couuty
Clerk's office for the Couuty of Joe-
iluoe, state of Oregon. Also, except
ng a parcel of laud in , LotU, Seo 0,
Twp. 89 S. B 8 W..' Josephine connty,
Oregon, lying sooth of Hoitoii Creek
and East ot the public highway load
ing sooth from Kerbyville whete said
line intersects HoltOoCreek at a stone
let near-the South bank thereof:
thenoe.jtan.th parallel to the East Hoe of
said highway 09 fwwt, thence. easterly,
at a right angle 418 feet.tlimce north
erly at a .right angle, 209 feetr. thence,
westerly following the mnanjets ot,
said "Uolton Creea to the place of be
ginning containing two acres more.or
lets. ' "
Also, U of that portion of the Jamet
Kerb Donation Land claim deignaide
as Claim No. 87, which lies between
i he main street and public road leaiiug
through the town of Kmbv ana the
Illinois River, m Seo 9, Twp ,311 S. R
8 W., in Jospbine County, Oregon con
taining about ou acres except a tract
of 17 acres ot -the South aide -uf said
tract heitofore fold to Mrs. Lilly
White.
Also, all ' of the Black Bear? aroane
of placer mining claims, coosisticg of
inu acres, all or the Alza placer mining
claim, consiting of 20 acres; all of the
Henry neimaa placer mining claim
consisting of 0 acres ; all of the Flint
Lock placer mining claim, conalsilnc
of 20 apret. Together wuli tfce water
rights. ditches. Dh8. rianla.-od im-
rprovementa belonging to said mining
ciaimv au situated on Josphine Creek,,
juiepuine oouocy, state oi uregoo. " -
aiso i.wii snares or tne capital stock
of she Kerby villa Irrigating and Min
ing Lompany s a itch on the Illinois
River 1n Josephine Cormty, Oregon.
GEORGE HANSEN,
1 CHALRES HANSEN,'
Administrators of the estate of Peter
HAnseh'deoetlaed. t 1 f
'VobwLri at Portliad pncL
at the
Cotwlat;.; ?
I'.liOTICi FOR PUBLICATION."
Timber Land, Act Jane 8, 188.
, ','" R'oeborj' Cfr. ,' February l8,s 1908.
notice is hreb giT. n that In
complianfcewHh the vrorlslons of
r.. 1 . - l"V " u. "
eus i.eu - an acs ror n-
tx-r lands in the Stites of CalifVirnia.
Oregon, Nevada,1 t.nd -"Washingioo
TirHry," ar extended ' t all Poblio
km! w-.t.inn.n.
una otaPKa by art oj Aoant ,, law,
, - T L.13, A. SHEAbMAN, r ..
of E 15th &. E'llingswoith StreeU.
Porilaad, Connty of Maltoomah," State
of Oregon," tiled- iip this vtHoo on Feti-
raary- U, 180?. her. sworn , atat mrnt
No. 8843 for t' purchase of I lie North
West quaner ot S ct ou No. 20 in
Township No" 39 South of Kange No.
8 West W M.. Oregon, aed will offer
proof to show ; thai .the land towtiht.is
more valuable for. its timber or s one
thau fr auricnltoril porpoies, and 'o
sUblish h r claim ' to saia land beiore
the 'Register' and Receiver of this of-.
new, at R'iebarg, Uif(f-n, ou Tasday
(he mh day of June im
Shi- naiuea as witni--sfs: Ravmond
H. SBearman, of fottlaud, Or;, itud
Mtt Moriisnn, Oeorae -Morris, , nbd
John X, Wyman, all, of UraiUs Pas,
Ore.
Any and all ' persons claiming ai-
vrely the above dxtoribed land aie
requmted to die ttieir claims iu this
ofctie on or ,befora, said day ,f
JuLe,'lv08.. .
- BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
' ' ' Register.
:r NOTICE . FOB PU BUCATION.
1 Timber Land,'-Act June 8, 1878.
Rosebutg, Oregod-, February 19, 1908. ,
' Notice is hereby given- that to 'com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of Jiyie; 3, 1878. entitl.-d
"An act for the ssle of timber lauds
in the Staets of California,' Oregon,
Nevada and Washiugton Territory,'',
as extended - to li the Publio Land
Statea by act of . August 4. 1893, ,
i LUCY T. HANLIN. - k
of Matlock, cootv of Matcn,' State of
Washlugton, has- this day filed in this
office hirr awore stateuieut No., 8861,
lor . the parohase of the NH NW;,
SfkNW.and NW 8WW of Sec
tion no. x-4, a lownsnip jxo. bo b,
Range No. 7' W WM and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for. iu umber ore toue
than, for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said lartd before
Register and Receiver at Roseborg,
Oregon, on Wednesday, thai 17th day
of Jans, 1908, .,.,.,, . ,.
one nami-g as witnesses: m, a.
Oonger.' of Grants Pass, Oregon, T.
R. Kveritt,1 of Uraatt Paaa, Ore. J.
E.;Verdiu ; of Orauts Paw, u Ore. , E.
R. Conger, of Wiltierville, Ore.
Any and all perona olaiming ad
versely the above described 'lands are
ren Busted tu fila "their: claims in this
ef Uoe on or before , said 1 17Ut day of
June. 1908.
' BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
i . - . .u Register;
I t " 1 ' " " '." I m . " i
INOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION, i
: ' ' Timber Land; Act June" 8, 1878.
1 Rdsebarg.'Ore., March 21'. 1908.
Notice is hereby' given that in com-
pltanoe with the . provisions of the act!
oi uongress of June 8, lttitt, enticed
"An aot for the .rale ot timber lands
io the States 'of "California, Oregon,
Nevada aod Washington Teriitory."
at exteaded to 11 the Pahlio Land
Slates by act of August 4. 1893,
WILL, J. LANGRIDGE.
of Olymnia, ' Comity of Tharston,
State of Washington, iid on Aogast 90,
1907, Die in this office hit sworn state
ment No. 913i, for the purchi.se of the
SE of Section No. ii io Township
No. 83 Snath. Range' No.' 4 West, aud
will offer proof to show tbt the land
soagth is more vslsable for its timter
pr store than .for agricultural pur
pores, and to establish lila claim to
said land before Joseph 'Moss, U. S.
Commissioner at his offloe at Grants
Past, Oregon, - on Monday the ISth
day of June, I90K. ....
lie u.tme as witne-ai": Joseph'E.
Verdin, of Gfant Pas, Joaphine
county, Oregon, Frank W. Capp, ef
(irants Pass, Josephine county, Ore.,
Martin A.-Conger, Grauts Pats, Jos
phiae County. Ore., William T.
Taruham, of Oruntt Pass, Josephine
County, Oregoni : n ...
Anv and .all persons claiming ad
versely the above , di-sQribed lands
are teqoeit. d to file their claims in
this office ou or bufore said 15th day
of Jaue, 1908. " i
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
: . Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice s hereby . given to whom it
may concern : That I, the under
iune!l administrator ot the estate of
Emily -Carter deoeasd, tiave ihis day
tiled in the County Court of Jose
phiue County, Oregon, my final ac
count 16 the matter of the adminis
tration of i'taI4 estate with -vouchers
ataohed and,,' that ,hon.- Stephen
Jewell. Joriga . of said Court has set
down Monday, April 20th, 1908,t 10
o'clock a.' ml for hearing obj otions to
a'd account. V
Therefore, all pen on s having ob
jections to said account rr any itefti
thereof, will file their obectiooa there
to in slid Court on or-before saii
date. s ' 8. A.- CARTER,
.Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, j
In the County Court of the 8tate ef
1 Oregon, for the County of Josephine.
In tba matter of we l , , . ,
Estate of Alexander V. . ,
M. Jss, aeceaseu. i
Notioe li hereby1 given to whom It
may concern sbat the undersigned has
been appointed administratrix of the
estate, of Alexander M. Jest, de
ceased, by the Countj. Court of the
State of Oregon for the County t)f
Josephine and that alt persons having
claims against aaid estate are notified
to preseot the same , verified to
said administratrix at the office 'ot
Oliver S. Brown, Grants Pass, Ore-
So, on or before tlx montht from Hit
te ot first publication of this notioe,
which date of said first publication
Is Friday,' February 11908. - t
MARTHA JESSj
- .Administratrix.
r O
NOTICE FOE PUBUUATION. I
" Timber Land. Act Jaoe 8, 1878. t
ttosebarf, Or., Nov. 86. 1M7
Notioa is hereby given, that in.oooa-
i.rdianoe, with tha provision, pf the act
-i, Ouniw of- June ,- 48;8v entiUed
n act for the sale of timber lauds
In lbs States of California, Oregon,
jN..,da ad vbk.i -1....
i . r . . . - . . zJ .
SUte by a . Af Aogast 4, 183,
M An i J DotiUIS
of Vancouver, County ef Clarke, State
of Wa-hington, has. this day filed io
hit offioa ber sworn statement No.
8700,' for the'-perchase of the-SJi of
oovitoa o. so io. Township jo, S
South, Range . No. fl W.W M., and
wnl offer proof to show that the land
sotiKht 1b more valuable Tor its timber
or aoue loan lor agrionltarai nor. i
posts, and to establish her olaim, to
said laud
before . Register and Re-
ci-ier at their otoee at Roii-burg,
Ore., "on Wednesday, the 16th day 'of
April, 11(08, i. ii- .,., ,;. e-, ir..ti: - j.
-fahe names as, witnesses Wetlev B.
Sut-rtnaq, t of Grauts Pass, Ore,
Q-ome V. Slover of Grants Pass,
Or.-, Hot Garontte Of Merlin. -Oreyon.
Ella Albiight, of Vaacouver. Washing-
o i f .
Any and all persnns claiming adver
ly the ab -ve described lands are re
quest d to file their claims in thit of-
he on or before) said 16th, day of
April,. 1908,
,. BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
' T ' Reaidter.
I C f - ' :
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber'Land, 'Act June S, 1878.
" 1 Roseburg; Oregon, Not. 26," 1907
HoMce" is ' hereby given that ' in
compliance with the provisions -of
the act of Congieas for June 8, 1878,
entitled "Aa aot tor , the sale of
timber lands in the States of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory,'' as extended : ioj ail the
rnhlio Land States by aot of August .
1893, . . . ' .
ELti ALBRIGHT
of Vancouver, Connty of Clarke, 8tate
of Was ilngion hat this dy filed in
thit offloe her sworn . statement No.'
8697., tor the purchase of the Ek' of
E of Section No. 24 in Township
No 84 Soath, Range No. 7 W.W M..
and Will offer proof to show that the
land, sought ia mora, valuable for its
timber or atone, than for agricultural-
porpoees, and to ettablih her claim
v taid fand before Register aud Re
ceiver at their i offioa at i Roseburg.
Ore., on Tuesday," tba . 14th, da; , of
Arril. 1908: , . , ,
She names at witnesses: Wes'ev B
Sherman, of '-Grants Pass, Ore..
George II f Slover, of - Grants Pass,
Oregon, , Rot Garontte of -Mqrliu,
O re., Mtry J. DuBoIs, of VancooTer.
Washington. " ' v -. - i ,
Any and all tersons claiming ad
versely the above described land are
requested to file their , claimt in. this
offloe on or before said 14th day of
April, 1908. ' :' ,
. ' BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
'- ' i I'"' c a Register.
" - v 1 i: 1 1. " c '"' t it s
h NOTICE FOR PUBLIPATION.
Timber Land, Aot June 8, 1878.
, j Roseburg, Pre.., Nor. 35, ,1907'.
Notioe is hereby arisen that in com-
plianoe with -the provisions of the
act of Congress of June 8, 1878, en
titled "'An aot for the sale of timber
lands in tho State: of California, Ore
goo, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. as exteunea to all the runiio
Land States by act of A ngnst 4,-1892,
' 7 ELLEN LYNCH ,
of Vancouver, County of Clarke, State
of Washington, has this day filed In
this office her sworn statement No.
8I98. for the puroiae of the HVM o'
Beotion No. 80 in Township No, 84
South, .-Range No. 8 , W..W. M. .and
will offer proof to show that the land
sought it mors valuable for its timber
or stone1 thau for agricultural pur
poses., and to establish tier claim to
aaid laud before Keg later and Receiver
at inHir oinoe at Kosebiirg, Ore., on
Inesday, the 14th day ot April, 1908.
' She names ss witnesses: Wesley B
Sherman of Grants Pass, Ore.r Ueorgs
ii. mover oi urajita, 1'iiss,, ore., Roy
Oaroutte of Merlin. Ore., Florence
ju. oaoagrasg or Vancouver, Wash.
Any aud all persons olaiming ad
versely tho above described lands
are reuasaW to file his claimt in thit
ofloe on or before said 14th dsy of
April, luoaw
" BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
' - i Register.
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
Roaebarg, Qregon,, March 21, 1908,
Notice is hereby given that in oom
pliance with the provisions of ' the
act of Congress of Jane. 8. 1878. en
titled "Ao aot for the ale of timber
lands in the states or OallfornU, Ore
goo, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" as extended to ' all the 'Public
Land States by act ' of Aogast 4. '1893,
FANNIED. WHITEAKER.. ;
of Jefferson County of LMarlon, State
of Oregon, did on Joly S, 1907, file
in this of nee ber sworn statement No.
9136, for the porohaae of the NWW of
BK, belu g lot 3 and SWW of NEV
ana ine dim oi nwii -itr nection txo.
2, in Township No. 41 South, Range
No. ftJWeat, and wilioffy pi oof io
rhiiw thU thp stand aouKBt is mote
galuMLlelor U.sfio)b4r of stone thaji
i or agnoaiiurai purposes ana io
tablish her sclaim- to aaid fend 'before
Josepli Moss, U. S. Commrss:
ioneT. It
,i)ls office ia Grants rasa,
Oregon,, on
IMonday,
the l&tb day of June' 1908.
l
She names -as .witnesses! Leonhrd
G. Brown, of Eugene, Lane Countv,
Oregon, Williams R. Whipple, of
oraoie rasa, josepnine uoonty, 'Jfe.,
Henry A. Whipple, of Granta Ptss,
Joarpbioe County, Ore., Ezra M. Al
bright of Waldo, Josephine County,
ore."
Any and all pertoos cialmina'ad
verselv the above described land si are
reiiuested to tile their clsims I n Itbis
ofhoe 0n or before said 16th dar of
June, tM. -
I I Relieves toul stqmach,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Ppitation of the heart Digests whUyineaU
RegUter. H i -
7 L tj ?t.r,TgrTlll:lVeT:r
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THI CM
KENNEDY
COUCH
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
"Timber Land. Act Juns 8. 1878. t"
- - : Boexborg, Ora.,.Nov 3ot aT
Notioe is herabv given that in nnaa.
flianoe with the, provitioos ofbe ajt
of Congress ot Jane '8, 1878, entitled
An aot for the tale of timber lauia
in the . States of California, Oregon.
Nevada and ' Washington Territory,-
as extended ta all the Pgbiin Land
Stales by ct of Aogosst 4, 1893,,
FLORENCE. M. SNODGKASS
of. Vancouver, ' Couuty of Clarke,
BtateT of : Washington,' has-"this 'day
filed ia this ofdee thar sworn i state
ment No.-. 9V for the porahaae of the
W4or Sootiou.Ho. 80 in Township
No. 84 South. Ranire No: 0 W ttrM.
aud will offer proof to Show tht tta
land soagbt is more valuable for its
timbdi n stnn fh.n f. .r,.nni
purposes aud to establish her claim to
said laud before Rearister and tin.
oelvor at their olfioe at Roaebarg, Ore,
on Tuesday, the 14tb da; of AdcIL
1908 h .. , .
She oamet aa witnesses:' Wmlxv ft
8be man. of Grauts Pass, Orenbn,
Geerge H. 'Slover, of Grants Pass,
Ore., Jtoy Garontte of Merliq, Oreu.
mien Much of Vauconver, Wah.
Any and all l.eraona olaimina aA.
versely the abuve described lands are
requested to file their claims Iu this
oi flee on or before said 14th dav of
April, 1908. " . i ;
r , BENJAMIN, L, EDDYj
i - n - , Register.
r NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -
, Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.'
'dtosebnrg, Ore.Feb. 13. 1908.
Notica is herabr civen. Thnti in
oompliance with the provisions of the
Aot of Congress of Jans ft .
tilled "An 'Act for the sale ot timber
lands in the States of ( California,
Oregon, Nevada, and .Washington
Territory," as extended toallPuhlio
Land Slates by aot of An gnat 4. 181)2.
MAT TIE R. LEAVTTT.
of 1200 Esther St.,' Vancouver, Connty
of Clarke. State ef- Washington Bled
in this ofno, on March 9, 1907. her
sworn statement , No. . 8795 for the
purchase of the E NEl.'.NWl.' NRU
of Section No. 18 in Township No.
87 South o Range No. i 4 west.' W.
M... Ore.,-aud ,wlU ,ofrer jiroof M
show that .the land sought is more
valuable for Its timber of stone than
tot1 aeTioalturar porposes; and to es
tablish ber iclatm to aaid land
Joseph Moss. U. 3. , Oomwiaslouer -at
urants fans. Ore., on MondaT. the
11th day of May. 1908. 1 '
" She names as witneasns P Wnalnv T
Sherman, of i Grants n assj! iCm.,
GeorgeH. Slover pfOranta Past, Or.,
Bertha M. Brown of Vanamivar.
Washlngtof, ' Phillip Robinson ' of
WoodTiilt; Ore. - t .i -
(Any and , all u perlons olaiming iare
versely the, abovs described lands and
requested to' file their claims in this
office) on or before M 11th rinv
May, 1908. c n . ,i t
u ? BENJAMIN L. EDDY
l- -r .- f -t - - .) v.- -Register.
NOTIOE FOR' PUBLICATION1.
Timber Land" Act June 8, 1878!
' "'Roseburg. Ore., March 80, 108.
Notioe "is ' hereby ' given'' that- In
oomplianoe with the provisions of the
aot of Cougrest of . Jnna 8.J 1878,.en.
title 11 Aq aot for the sale of timber
lands lo the States of California,' Ore
gon, Nevada, and 'Washington Terri
tory." at extended to all the publio
Land States by act of August ,4. 18113.
w JAME9 KNAGGS, .
of Harrison countv of Konisnel ' Rtt
of Idaho, did oo Jdue 17. lo7 file in
this office his sworn, statement No
9097, for the purchase of the. 8W
NEW. SEW NW 1 and XX SvVjI
HW and N NWJ SEi aud BW
NW 8EV of section No. 38, in
Tewnshlp No. 86 B. Ranffe Not fi W.
aad will, offer, proof to show thai the
land sought is wore valuable foR its
timber or itmie than' for agriouitura
purposes.' and to establish his dlnim tr
aid land before Joseph Mots, Ut 8.
Commissioner, at JiiS office at Grfints
rasa, uregoa on .Thursday, the lltli
day of June, 1908 . -He
names as witneases: Martin A.
Conger, of Giants Paaa. Ors.. Jnaenh
E. Verdin, of Grauts Pass. Ore.,
Allen MoOalley, of (irants Pass, Ore.,
ereu .Aventt. of uranM fass. Ore..
Any and all Dersons olauninir ad.
versely the above described lands are
ren nested to Hl thmxr i t.i A,. I., t.1,1.
offloe on or before' said llth day of
June, 1904.
., , , . BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act Jons 8,'' 1878.
" Roseburg. Ore., Dea 18. 1907.
Notice Is lierebT given that in nnnH
plianoejwith the act of 'Comrraaa of
Juoe 8,. 1878,i. entitled," An act for the
ale of timber lands in the Stales of
California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," at extended
to all the Publio Land Statea hv ant
of August 4, !H2, - - -i .,.
' 1 ED W A K IJ.. P. ? TYNAN,' l
of Roseburg, couuty of Douglas, State
of Oregon, has this day filed I u this
office his sworn atatemeut No. 87a6.
for the purchase of the SWW of Hen.
tlon No. 84. in Township Nol 84
mth, Rauge No. S west, andlwill
offer proof to show that the gaua
sought is more valuable. foa, itsllui-
f ot atouf tiiatr fr agflcalulraltiiur
sMs'Bhdltl ei'Khlsilaau to
td laiitl befoVe Kegiater and Receiver
at Rosalmr, (iregon, oo .Tiiesdajl the
12th day-of May, 1908.- 1 j
xi" names at witnesses : ?, 11 a w.
names at - witnesses :
Medley of Roseburg, Ore., F.
L.in
Hliipley nett, of
ner, or tfoteburg. Ore.. L. S.
of Roaebarg, Ore., Ralph Be
Granta Fata, Ore., Any an
all per-
sons claiming adversely tlib
Above
described - lands are renaaeted
file
their claims In this office qh dr be
fore said 19th day of May, 1U08.
BENJAMIN L. EDOY.
Reijster.
K ri ri 1 for Indigealion.
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