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Tiie Coast MaiL
Published every Thursday morning.
By JOHN CHURCH. CdHor and Proprietor
Terras, in Adrance.
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find one that adds n now horror to tlio
already long list tliat can bo made out
when 0110 writes of the Siberian mines,
is Casimir's fetatemonl Mult tho death of
n prisoner was hniled with joy by his
comrades. Thoy fed oir tlio remains.
80 littlo food was doled out by U10' ofll
cials that a corpse was torn to pieces and
devoured almost beforo it had got cold,
Casimir's stories of Siberian cannibal
ism mnko tho description of tlio con
sumption of human flesh durinir tho
Sturdy little farmer boy, tell me how you know Greely cxpeditoin appear to Ihj n mere
When -ti time to plow the field nrd to reap Wfl h0 declares that weak men
una mow. I
Do the bens "with yellow legs" I were slaughtered by the stronger, and
MARSIIFIEL.D, OREGON :
Thursday, J ;:t:?: September n 18
"BOYS.'
Scold vou when vou hunt for circs?
Do you drive tlio ducks to drink, waddling in n
row?
Do the pigs In concert squeal
When you bring their evening meal?
Tell me, little farmer boy, for I'd like to know.
Nimble little sailor boy, tell me how you know
Howlo navigate your ship when the tempests
blow.
Do you find it pretty hard
Clinging to the topsail yard?
Don't you Tear tome stormy day overboard
you'll co?
Do they let you fake a light
Whrn vnit f Aloft At nipht?
Tell me, little sailor boy, for I'd like to know.
Little boys of every kind, tell me how sou know
That 'tis time ere school begins rather ill to grow.
Docs the pain Increase so fast
That 'tis terrible at last?
Don't you quickly convalesce w ben too late to go?
Do you think I am a dunce?
Wasn't I a school-boy once?
Tell me, all you little boys, for I'd like to know.
JM S. Adasu in St. A'ieAoiit.
PULASKI'S POOR HEIR.
Terrible Life-Tale of a Russian Claim-
aat for American Justice.
From the Philadelphia Press. J
A direct descendant of General
Pulaski, the groat revolutionary soldier,
is now in this city, actively engaged in
pushing his claim to tlio money and
estates voted to the Polish general by
the continental congress, and which
Pulaski never lived to enjoy. Casimir
Suffciynski is tho name of tho claim
ant, and he is Pulaski's grand nephew.
Pulaski was a brigadier general, at a
salary of fCOOO a year. Ho earned this
or four years, but never drew it. In
addition to the money, he was granted
800 acres of land, which he was allowed
to select from a region not then occu
pied. The ground which be chose was in
tho center of the sito on which the city
of Columbus, 0., now stands. It is
probable, however, that tho right of his
' heirs to this land has lapsed. It was!
that their flesh was dried or frozen and
then stored away for future use. This
was winked nt by tho Russian officials,
who saw in it tho economy of govern
ment stores. No heed was paid to the
disappearance of a prisoner.
Casimir's sister, in a few years, decid
ed that ho was dead. In 1870 advertise
ments were published in all tho Euro
pean newspapers, inquiring for the heirs
of General Pulaski. She answered one
of Mie advertisements and shoxfly after
wards came to tins country. .Meanwhile,
Kalusowski, of Washington, an old and
respected emigrant of the revolution of
1831, who had known of Casimir, saw
some chance of his being alive and be
gan a correspondence, which resulted
in his discovery in the Siberian mine.
The secretary of stato then started
negotiations with the Russian govern
ment for the man's release. In 1S77 he
was let go, and then ho began a weary
march to Warsaw, which took him more
than two years. He was bent nearly
double, through being chained, r.nil be
limped along nt Uie rate of less than a
mile an hour. It did not tako manv
hours to constitute a day's work. After
presenting his claim in Washington,
Casimir went to live with a Polish friend
in Shenandoah. In a few months, how
ever, the latter left the city, and the de
scendant of Pulaski was thrown on his
own resources. He could speak no Eng
lish, and he nearly starved. Eighteen
months later Count Wodiicki discovered
him eariiing his living by picking coal".
He brought him to Philadelphia, and ho
Tho following singular calculation of
tho number of stitches in a plain shirt
has been made by a sempstress in Leices
ter, Kngland : Stitching collar, four rows,
15000 ; sow ing tho cuds, 500 ; button-holes
and sowing on buttons, 150 j sewing tho
collar and gathering tho neck, 1204 ;
stitching wristbands, 1228 5 sowing the
ends, G8; button-hogs, 143; hemming
tho slits, 264 1 gathering tho sleeves, 840 J
sotting on wristbands, 1108; stitching
shoulder-straps, threo rows each, 1880 j
hemming bosom, 3'.K); Sewing sleeves,
2551; sotting in sleeves and gusets,
055; tapping the sleeves, 1520; sewing
tho seams, 848; setting side-gussets in,
423 ; hemming tho bottom, 1101; total
number of stitehts, 20,04'.).
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
THE CHICAGO
ANtl TMK
COAST MAIL
For $2 50 per year In nth once.
Miscellaneous Advertisement.
HOTaOLD
J53B8?
u
And now for the most convincing ar
gument that wages aro higher here than
in England, and 0110 that will nppc.il to
tho patriotism of every Cleveland man
in the country, and esiiecl.xlly the gentle
hcrmits-of Harvard and Yale. Hero is
the proo.:
"Received pav ment for executing Patrick Mor
risey the sum of'$650- Oro KR O.M kland."
"Received rxivment for executing llrick
O'Connell at Dublin Castle the sum of ten
pounds to $50) Jnu.N Makwood."
Here we have identically tho same la
bor performed at one-thirteenth the cost
difference in tho cost of hanging a
man in tlio United Mates and 111 tlio
United Kingdom, 1300 percent, if Gro
ver Cleveland tloei it.
The CIItCAflO WKKKI.Y NEWS Is reec-if
tilxcu at pspcr unsiirpi in mi '
..i... r Amtrlraii Juiirnslisin, II
timid conIcm among l lnetruj.
Han jnnniaU nt the country a cninl;' e
KewMxmcr. In the nwll.f f teleri 'la
firuce. haslns the mivsnwce of connection
with Ihi. OUKAliO DAILY NKUS. Is '
at It commsiid all the il!rtclic " "
WiMem AMcltfd I'rrtS bet'ilei a wry er
teiirlve service of .HwclITtlcrm from all
Important JMlnt. An Newspaper It liss
no ..minor. It U INIiBI'BXlr.vrinH
Itk-f. brotcnlln til HlUli.fjce'ri
partkan bias or w'rtwr. nl tMmt.ileljr
wltluiutfearor favor at loparlltf It I. In
Ihe rnlle.t .ense. a FAMILY I'Al'KH Us i
bme contain several ftl.Ml I.KTM) bTO
ltlBS, a SUUIAt. STUHY of hwfWB In
tcrrdt. anJIa rlrh vnlVof comlenttd imtes
m VU!iif, Art, Imln.lres l.tltmlure,
Sconce, etc., itc ll Marx.t liu-tMron
aro compute 1111J to be tiltnl upon. It l mi
tiriaKHl as an intirinl'liiS. pur. ! trn.t
worthy aKNKKAI. FAMILY .NKWM'AI'KIt
Wo rvpnbll.li hero from the colonut of the
WT.KKJ.Y NKWS few of tho loluntirj
coinmeudatloiif Ul recehwl:
H T O. D SUDSCHIOenS SAY
Atniut tho Clilcaso Weekly e" hn
lhe renew mcir iuwcriin"i.
3 zi ' ''isTH' rJc-
" in wk )e
TjffaF.gaS.'Orcy
LckM AdrcrMwmcnli.
At the zoological gardens in Dublin, n
few weeks ago, a fine lioness began to
eat her own tail. In one day she remov
ed at her leisure about twelve inches,
and after a brief interval resumed her
repast. Sho was then placed in a very
nnrrmv lirtT- in ftmlini'u Hint RnriintliilK- '
......V.. , ., ... ...w ..V,.w ...... WW...W. p.
might bedono with tho bleeding stump,
and that she might bo prevented from
further assaults upon herself. But tho
tail has almost disapiieurcd, and she has
now directed her attention to 0110 of her j
fore paws. If time only is allowed alio j
may succeed in jerforming the astound
ing feat of disappearing down her own
throat. I
1
1
In
n old judge says the most dishonest ;
class, with respect to money matters, I
IQ rt livini TCttli lilni rtf T11 Cntilli
T, . ! . . " I arc lawyers. He rccommcmlA tlmt theiu
The unlo'rtunate exile is a perfect 1,e 'csfn? lo ' " ,tl,at "?Pn.te8j
I nnjf ncfuf no tut frkftlAil i rlia litnT olln. '
-.. - ... I Illill l.Ulll .1 in.1 Tllllll 111 L11U IJIUlL cull-
pnysical wreck. Altitougli onlv -IG vears
of aire, his hair is snon-v nliift; :iinl ln
never reaUy occupied by the continental looks as if he wero 80. He is bent al
generaL When ho died the sum of most double throuch vcirimr fetters and
lus frame trembles continually
24,000 remained to the credit of his
heirs in the United States treasury, and
this, with interest added, is still on the
at Washington awaiting the dis
position of congress.
Casimir, tlio claimant, was born in
Poland, in 1838, his father being the son
of Pulaski's brother. Casimir was gent
ly reared and enjoyed an income of 25,
000 roubles. When the revolution of
18G2 broke out he abandoned everything
to patriotism and went with his towns
men to fight against the tyranny of
Russia. In the second engagement he
was captured with 800 comrades and
immured in a dungeon at Warsaw. ' He
remained there eight months. At in
tervals during his confinement he was
dragged from his cell and lashed with
the knout until he became insensible.
SZXT TO SIBERIA.
In the fall of 1863 he was sentenced
with the other prisoners to Siberia. He
applied for permission to make use of
his horses on tho way, but tlus was
denied him, and he was told that not
only his horses, but all his property,
had been confiscated by order of the
czar. His sister, who was inconsolable
at his misfortune, determined to accom
pany him to his destination. She pro
vided herself with a team, but the
wretched Casimir was never allowed to
make use of it. With liis legs and hands
chained he limped along on the frozen
ground keeping as near to his sister as
possible. Occasionally through the
brutality of the guards he was driven
away from her and did not set the
benefit of her consolation and encour
agement for weeks. The journey to
Irkutsk took two years and ten days.
On the way the exiles were allowed ten
kopeks, or five cents a day, with which
to provide themselves with food. They
subsisted chiehy on bread and melted
snow. To some extent thev were de
pendent on the charity of tho peasants
01 me images through which thoy pass
ed. Casimir fared so well at their hands
that he was frequently able to save up
his allowance for a few dayB and then
indulge in some luxury,
When the party reached Irkutsk
(Ca8imir'sei8erwas compelled to turn
around and go through the weary jour
ney back to Poland. The unhappy
patriot, however, was obliged to tramp
on and on for a thousand miles more,
until he reached a spot, almost near
Alaska, where there were soft coal
mines. Ho was then taken 800 yards
underground and given a pick" and
J 'riiovel.s He clalnisthat for 14 years he
remained iu. tho bowels of the earth,
1 , J"11 u'?1 dunS that timo lie never once
Haw the sun. Borne of his fellow workers
were chained to trucks and forced to do
the labor pf beasU of burden. All of
them had their hands and legs fastened
double? 1rith irn8 Which bent them
Starvation and sickness existed in the
mines to,a terrible extent, and ono by
one tho exiles, mnnv nf .!.,. 1...1
' like, Casimir, been dpjicately reared,
-dropped off. The avfcrago duration of
life was but a few years. Casimir, how-
1 ' Lad a Sood constitution, and stood
" J5Vr(blliP8 in a way that astonished
WwjEuards. Sometimes Uiey would dU-
, cwwibQ question of how many more
"Vnnrn lm it . . . . r
LtaHZ. cn(u5- According to his,
Weaw ti,e wwr wore, ordered to
beBfcotfcf.the sUrfiteBt dflen,. n.,
as if he
were in palsy. Ho speaks with the ut
most difficulty. It would take him an
hour to walk four blocks.
Complimentary Notices.
From the Missouri Republican, dem.
Dana of the Now York Sun does not
augur favorably of Uie Cleveland cam
paign, 'kins is an incident which should
be most encouraging to democrats. If
Dana has ever yet correctly forecast any
important political event his nearest
friends have forgotten it. Ho seems to
bo utterly wanting in judgment respect
ing current opinion. Whatever tho New
York Sun predicts will not occur may be
set down as about sure to happen.
Butler's speeches, like his letter of ac
ceptance, are in character with the man.
They are demagogical throughout. He
proposes nothing that is tangible or at
tainable in tho interest of the people
which one or the other of the old parties
does not pledge itself to. A million
aire himself and as much a monopolist
as any other of the men of great wealth,
he poses as the workingmen's candidate
and as an anti-monopolist. He is a
greenbacker after all reasons, if there
ever wero any, for the special advocacy
of that character of currency have pass-1
"ed away. He is by nature a demagogue. '
No ono who observed his movements at 1
Chicago failed to seo that every step he
took was planned to gain applause from '
tho thoughtless, or from the hoodlum
element. Heisadifcturberand pretend
er in every phase of his character. The
world is never without just such men. '
It is never the better fortheirexistence. I
but is rarely much injured by them un
less they Jiave more art and achieve a
better character than are jiossessed by
Gen. Butler.
and estates bo settled in tlio most sun
pie and therefore least expensive man-
no!', iie says tlio country would be
better off i! four-fifths of tho lawyers
wero starved out of the profession.
The Catholic Herald says that "free
trado means the opening up of a new
country of fifty-fivo millions to the
ravages of England," and that accounts
for the landslide of American Irishmen
into the republican ranks.
Wll.lam Cannon, routine. OiVUnd tvnnlr.
Mich.. nj! "I llilni It l ho t Pal"' ln
AitcrUa." , , . ,
U A. Welfli.Sall.Tin.a.MT: "H tester
than many of tho 1 1 il-r "
Jme l .Ma'unr. SU t- Cluries rtrwt. f.e
W.-o. !... njs: ' 'n eomiwrln x-ur li'er
with othen I receive. I mut mr your, the
Cii'CAUo WrcKLV rimv. I hmO, txiter, li.
t would roonor iulJ nuxil tn utiwitwr or
tho.NMV. Uli nwippr of Iho tlr. 1
I. true toll, nunie " ,
Alfred 1 KU-r, Wood ha Ik llmrr luitT.
Ill , at! -It to 0110 of IL rlifl pvn lot
ll.h.J."
W. W. Uhcdr-s Aiirlan. Vleh.ijt: "I iloVt
want to ml a nu-nlwr. II to the bt raf for
now I have over teen H
Peter lnnlnj, Mlenl. Ssunlort Dmnlr,
?.cti, .ar. "I n Iiik WMtav Hxn.
Ill lalluf readnb'eand raluatilo now. .!,!
Ituukh I an In r-el'tf mno weekly jnumal,
1 m cottttralmM to adopt Tun W mhlY ,N L1
N. liv lx.uue of II non.pri'iii attltmlo
In i!ll', Klvliiit mo tho uueartded Irulhein.
eernlnsihoiiethiasorillix Itha' p rllo "
St. K. Ivenp.. p!mjr. N V . r ' It
U tho choicest nn.t txit p:r I ever n'a.l.
Mr. I tehonan lUnnioal Mn M ' t "ko
your paper very much. I set l ulherpKPo.,
tutdunut live Hutu a ol u Tur Wieulv
Nitwa."
W. It. Ijw. Jlomreld. lei. ' "I am
liljhly p'eaed w th tueKMsfor t Eetp.il
tie prrtentcd In It In uc1 a wny ton f net
tuth .Woof a qocU'ou fa.rlyrt for.h wliUh
I utterly lmriNo In ret In a strict y paitr
Journal of lt jer IJo."
The aboc exfrt are ullle'ent to fhmv In
t,bateftccm theClIICAUOW EEKI.Y NUWS
l held by Its old .abrtrilwr
OnrrpcclalClubU'n;Tsrm brltv? It with
m tlio reach of nil. b,wcluicn Cuplot may Ihi
toen at ttili oOkc.
Kml .HtxcrlpthHi. to tliU oflico.
BATH SI
TliojIfYWuVOt'iiiBU ii-
aitol March nnd i?cpt., each
rwr: BUI page, o)xjii
NOTIOK l-'OU VtKAh t'HOOK.
l.Nt OtKIt K AT ItOHKlWItll. Orrsjuti,
Aiiant (. llilll.
ATOTU'B IS llBHKMY,l,VKi1',niA2
J tlio follow liiR-lmmwl wilier has filed notlw
nf his Intention In make final pity.t In Mipwit
of hN Uilin. ami lint Mlil proof lll Iw injdo
lufoir th Jut'ce or ilcrW of t-ws counly, Die
j;on, at ICinpite t'Uy.
On Friday, aeptcmuer 10, iooj,
VU. S. U t'ATiiMMT, lioniMliMit No. H&3,
ror the lots ,i nnd 4 find J:-' nnlhct inwrtrr
tif tint tioitliwwt intler nml tli iioftltiaest
mi trier of Ihe sonlliwrst tpwrlrr f aectloii 4,
toHttslilp J Miullt, fitnce U went, WIIUiiwlw
nietlilMn.
Ha iinincf tho following ilnwc to pto
hi continuous rtwKloncu upon nnd iiiUhittlon
of ald land -vU .. . . ...
C. Mciiinurnun, WIIIMni I oik, Joim rvirnu
nnd Williini Vliiaanip, nil of M.iftlilleld, Cool
louiity, Oregon,
Alfa, nl iho Attk Ihno and tiLieo. C. SfllW1
Mkdman. honistd No 44l, for tilt! cl half
of ilia wiutlioMSl ipi.uter of mlioli 33. tovtnihlp
3 stinih, riuiKo 11 wwt; lot 4 of uxilon j. nnd
lot 1 ok Set 1I1111 1, tonOili j south, tant;i) 11
west, Wlll.tinettn metnli.ui.
tin luiiiot the follgrtliijt ttltnew lo prove hl
loiiiliuioii rcnldeiicu upon nnd tullivntlon of
Mid land rlts
S It. tmhntil, WllUtni 1'olk, Julm IWiulll
.mil William Vlnuimp, nil of Miii.hfield, Ck
county, uuijon
nut td
LcrhI AdvcttUementi.
Timber Lund Notice,
Umtfli S-IAtUH I.ANII Ol'KK
-j
WM. V. IIWJAMIN, ItrjUter.
NOTICES POU FINAL TltOOF,
For sprain, bathe with arnica, diluted
with water, and bandage w itli soft flan
nel, moistened with tho same. A
sprained wrist thus treated will grow
well and strong in a few davs.
H ) J t 1 IV " H H H B I 1
0 zo& r,il mnmf9Wmil 1
Ja Jl rl'J IpII II 1 j M M
Ej.ievmg that the rasst acceptable and
useful Prcaiicni that can be offered to our
subscribers i: aractrojiolitaa ncwipaper
replete -with, tlio news of the day, wo
have made arrangements with the pro
prietors of tho
The Commercial Gazette asks whv
all tills nonsenso about cannibalism
in connection with tho Grccly expedi
tion? Tho men were starving. Snp
pose they did cat the flesh of dead com
rades? Under such circumstances men
are not not responsible for their acts, no
more than a man is who is hopelessly
insane. It is a shamo that this matter
should bo agitated. If there is to be a
congressional investigation, let it be di
rected toward tho officials who aro re
sponsible for tho disaster. These are
the criminals who deserve to bo dis
graced, and not the unfortunate men
who wero on the verge of the grave from
starvation. Let those who with full
stomaclis aro disposed to growl, put
themselves in the places of the starved
explorers.
afriUu u III f fl 1 1
TO CLUB WITH THE
UUClyl ifiCtlli
Sllglitest dfiense. Dim
flffiffi3Xffl
4lW'
1 wr because ho 'was sick and
trfjWhira.
Aim-
ffll&fK wrfM. Btuff that
AT$tQ THBIB couirinpa
Vf tt
For a family of four one good-sized
coffco cup of rico in sufficient. Wash it
In cold water two or threo times, rul
bing it with your hand, and jiiek out anv
grains of rough rice that may le in it.
1 ut in an cartliern pipkin with ono and
a half times the quantity of cold water,
with a little salt. That is, to one cup of
rice one and a half cups of cold water.
Cover, and boil slowly, until all the wa
ter is gone and little dimples appear in
the rico, Tako off the cover anil put tho
pipkin on the back of tho ranue. whom
it will keep hot until all the moisture
has evaporated. Don't stir it or disturb
it In any way while cooking, unless you
Want a poultice. Itice nmnnrlv ,...-
pared makes tlio most delicious bread,
waffles, fritters and grlddlo cakes.
The average depth of tho Pacific nnd
Atlautio oceaus is ,2500 fathoms. Bot
tom has been obtained at 4580 fathoms
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SAMPLE COPIES SENT FItEE.
Address all oiders to
COAST KAIL,
Harshneld, Coos Co., Oregon.
Land Oifick at Roskiiukc, Oregon,
vMlClUt o. ISHJ.
TVrOTIC-C IS HEREI1Y G1V1IN THAT
Ll the following-named settler ha filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof in suport
of hi claim, and that said proof uilt lie made
before the clerk of Coos county. Oregon, ut Em
pire City, 1
On Friday, September 19, 1834,
Viz : I'ktkr PKTF.RSON, pre emption ilccLim
lory statement No. 4729. for the north half and
the southwest quarter of the norllmest quarter
of section 13, and the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section 14, township 34
south, range I33cst. Willamette meridian.
He names tlio following witnesses to prmc
his continuous residence uoon and cultivation
I of said land, Mr:
j George CliarU, Peter Pear, P. G. I'eterioti
, and John Drown, all of Marslificld, Coos copn-
nui4ld Wt. I. IlKNJAMIN, Register.
NOTICE FOR FINAL PllOOF.
Land Office at Roebuuo, Oregon,
AUgUt 13. 1S84.
'"VTOTICE IS 1IEREUY GIVEN THAT
Xl the foUowing-named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to male final proof in sui
ort of his chiin. and that said proof will lie
made before the clerl. of Coos county, Oregon,
at Empire City,
On Friday, September 26, 1884,
, Viz ADAM WiLiOS, pre-emption declaratory
statement o. 4735, for the southeast quarter of
I the southeast qu-irter of section 19, Hie north-
west quarter of Ihe northwest quarter of section
29, a.,d the north half of the northern quarter of
section 30, township 36 south, range 11 west,
Willamette meridian,
1 He names the following witnesses to pro e lib
I continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land iz:
J A. Hall, Aurclius T. Barlow, John F. Hall
and James L. Kerrey, all of MarshficlJ, Coos
county, Oregon.
auaitu WM. V. III'.NJAMIN, Register.
NOTICE FOIl FINAL PIJOOF,
Land Office at Rosf.iiukc, Oregon,
AllRUSt 23, 1884.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
XI tne lollowing-nameU settler has filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that iald proof will be made
before the judge or clerk of Coos county, Ore
gon, at Empire City,
On Friday, October 3, 1884,
Viz ; Edwin Robuins, homestead No. 33or. for
" j "w iucai quarter 01 tne south
west quarter of section 19. township s6 south,
range 13 west, and lot 5 nnd the northeast quar
ter of the southeast quarter of section 3, town
ship 26 south, range 14 west, WilUmclle me
ridian. He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of viid land tiz:
Mat. Talbot. Hiram Elliott, William Elliott
and Frank Elliott, all of South slough, Coos
county, Oregon.
au38ta wm. v. Benjamin, Register.
iiielii. with Oti-r JI..'JOO
Illustrations a whole pie
1 mil 1 jllcrv. C5i w i hoKi-
ealo priced ('11 o timfircoii nil pwdn
for mtwuial or f.iiniiy n Tilbtlimv
to or!ir, and rIvm oait et 'f vytv
tliinj; jou .-o, 1 at. think, mtr, t r ba j
full Willi. 'l'Uvtui lux.il. nl.'o U" ' ! H
t.iln iiifurniatixii jloniie.1 from I' 0 tni
krl of tins w..iM. Wo will unit a oi-v
Vivo to tiny mMro timi uivipl m Iho
pottago 7 cent. Let Hi hoar from ) oil.
Ifospoctfiilly,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
SU A Sii9 Cativh AtCkuc, t'tilmxa. Ill
'I'IiIm i''itl Nlt'i'iitillioiiliiu:
REMEDY AND HEME TONIC
isifeaairai.vu
ni ic.uj 01 pracucil
ciperieniv, nnd cure
wnliunhiiliiigieruiin.
ly Nervoiu and Ph
leal Drbihty. Seminal
lcrtlla-
'rtitlillnr.
lIllTnuAil liQ ,,ia'v l'-Mon, lm
ULIVtlNHIlJIII tialeiicv. Rtl1.111.inl
vwfTaa&agga' , unm n.x... .........
I" m-- LOIIIllliottlolll, It It it
from whatever cause prtnlucetl It inritticn
and puntics the IiIckxI, struigthc-ivs the
nenes, bnln, nra.l, digestion, reproductive
o.-x.ns, ami ph)Kjt nnd mental faculties. It
stops any unnatural debilitating ilrain Umu the
system, preventing involuntary tones, tlcbilltal.
Iitij dminis, seiutital losses with the urine, etc.,
so deitruktitc to mind and Uxly. It is n sute
dimlnator of all Kidney nnd Mulder Cum.
jillinls. It cc.iuiiu no injurious Ingredients,
I'o ihoo sufTertiig from tlio cut tlfccts of youth
fill Indiscretion or exresses, n S)retly, thorough
and permanent CORU is CUAKANTr.Kt). Price,
3 50 per Iwttlo, or 5 bottles in case, with full
directions and adtitc, $10. Sent, secure from
observation, to any nddrcss. tiK)n receipt of
pnte, orf O. I). To be had nnlv of
, ., DR. C, D. SALFIELD,
316 Kearny street. San Francisco, Cal.
Consultations trn.t!y tonliilcntul. by letter or
at otftcc. rUE. For the contcmenee of pa
tients, nnd in order to secure perfect secrecy, I
Iunc adopted .1 private address, under which all
packages are forwarded. TitlAl. Ilorrt.r. Fko:,
suflicient to show Its merit, will bo sent to any
one applying by fetter, slating his svmptonisnnd
age. Communications strictly confidential,
mns ty
I iTflJ A i IB ,,lft imo
lUVEHHlUlU tiotency, El
DR. SPINNEY,
ki:ahni-:v stukkt.
Treats all Chronic ami Sprrlul Diseases.
voi'.-mj .iu:.
Witoninvlw milloniiK Iront tltoi-flvetK
of yontlifiil follies or inditt-rutioii, w ill ilo
w dl to avail themKol vo of thia, the real
t lwtoii ever laid at the feet of miirerini;
lmmiinity. DU. SIMNNKY will trimreti
teo to forfeit f100 every cn.ie if Seminal
WcakiieiM or jirivate iliHeano of any kiml
or elmrnctor which ho uiulcrtakoH ami
fails to cure.
Theroiro many at the ne of thirty to
aixtywho are trouhleil uith too frequent
evacuations of tlio hhuhler, often aceoui
piniied by a HliKht Kniaitiiij or hnriiiiij,'
Herniation and a wcakiienw of the ny8tein
in a iiiuiiuiT 1110 paiienr. Ciinimt ncconnt
NOTIUK FOIt FINAL lMtOOP.
1,N Omicp, at ltoKtiuko. Oregon,
August t, IB4
vroncii is iiukkiiy i(vkn that
,J1 the following-names! scttlet has filcit no
tice of his intenlloii to iiiaId final proof In tup
I nut of his cl.ilm. nnd that S.1I1I proof wilt bo
mad U'fore the iletk of Coos county, Oucon.
At Kmpltv C ily.
On Friday, September 19, 1884,
Vif f'IIAUt.l: l.li lirwiKK, prveuipliOn di
ilamlorv stalemviil No. aroQ. fur the noithwetl
quitter of M'tilim 9, timmlilp 35 south, range
it west, wiiiamctte metttiian.
1 le tuiurs the following witures In prutq lib
continuous rcMilnice iikmi nnd iiilliuitlou of
Mid 1.1ml - vlt :
John Mtrkelbrlnk. William IUiU, R. Mil
Inlge nml J. T, MwCoimac, nil ttf Marthhctd,
C'iKM nuiiity, Oregon,
nui4td WM. K. llllNJAMIN, RtglHler,
UlUHHUMtl. Oiccnii.
VTOill K IH UliKIUlY V
0.1 ni'rtix 1 to net or tomitni ,,f 'i "'
1P78. for the ialo of tlmlier lands In 1 1 ,J,J,1
CillfumlA. Orsron. NirVndn an 1 1 1 Watt3
territory, that 0m am K. mitii hn niffi'2
imrclMso the nortlimil qunrter or eriV, ?
iownshlp 00 wuili, runea 11 vci,, V M
inerldlau. ' '""""Mti
Any licrson claiming mhprsely Sny riV
alKivo-desrtilicil laud must file their tbim .1 1
iho ircUtrr of iho hntl oincn .hiring ") ,.
days pulillontlon lirrrof, ftmt fnlllni? ,, 1
their tight, will Ik. Imtml by siZu,. ,0 U. '-
Jni tow WM. '. I1KHJAMIN, Reellle,
- -, . .. . ., .... . ?
Timber Lnnd Notice,- "" j
UNiihiiSrATKs lNnn,i,r.,
Ho.HI:lll'Ull r)nii, t..l ' .. .,
NOTICK IS IIKIIHIIY fWvi'M'JSf:-
JAMM U Fbkhiv h.u ttpplleil 1111'uiehtii.J1
Xoulh Imlf of tho itsfrihttnl and ti. wfc'!
i..i. ."' ...
OTUK IH IIKKKfiY i1pVirv,,St.
,,t... ..V'.'UR'
THAT1
I.- . .1 .-.. "."" '" "
inu ,hicji qiMurrui section 90, n,MMB3
'Weslhslfcj
J'l. July 04, iM.
UIVKN, PUR.
.fr
XOTWK FOIt FJXA1, VtiOOF.
1.AM) Orrttt. at Itmi.iiUMO, Oregon,
August i, 1881.
TVTOTlCi: IS IIKKKI1Y tllVKN THAT
O-l the followlng-iuincd settler h.u fltl nutkT
of her intenlloii to male liml proof In supxirt
of her cl.ilm. nml tiwt viid proif will t nude
twfore the roiiuty ekik of Coos ioimty. Oirgou,
at Empire City, Oiegun,
On Saturday, September 13, iB8.,
Vif Marv I- CAKMrntN, lire-empllon de.
cl.uatory statement Na 4535, for ih south Imlf
of the northnul quarter, the nortlmrst qu tiler
of ihe toutlittut quarter nnd the noiihenst qii.tr
ler of tho southwest quarter of KrelHin art, town
sliip a south, of nuige 11 wet. Wilbmeilc
meridian.
Mio naim-s tlie following vtltnrwt to irosc
her ctMttinuiHis rmidenrc uixm and cultlviilluti
of sahl kind U
S. II j-'athcuit, C Roilln. J. R. Ihincli and
iolm lUuil, all of M.irshhet.1, Coos lounty,
rrgon.
au(d Wt. I' 1U.MJAMIS, Roister.
NOTICE FOR FINAL I'llOOP.
I-AND OtHCK AT ROSKIICKO, OlCgon,
August 6, iSRi
VTOTICE IS HKREIIN UIVIW THAT
1 ihofollowlnK.iumeil settler lm blest nolkc
of his fnu-nlwn to make final proof in support
of his cUlin, nnd that stsMprtKtf will Ut nude
before the judge )r clerk of Coos county, Ore
gon, at Empire Cjty,
On Saturday, September 27, 1884,
Viz A. I'. Oc r.N, inlmlnlttrnlor of the rUle of
Cll sklu MutuAI-P, ilixeased, who made Iwiiie
steail rnlry .N'o, 3054, for tlw cast half of tho
northeast qiurter of sortion at and the wust half
of the luintmcst qiiattcr of Section si. loMiihlp
a6 south, range 1 west. WIIiiikiic meridian,
He names the following wllnessoa 10 prose
his continuous residence 1111011 and culth-atton
of said land, slz
lohn Raynor. Wcntwoith Ililrr. Ilarrv 1 jii...
IKirlnnd Iliomas llrown, all ,f Empire City,
( 'mi, rvuinlk rS,,A), '
mujtd WM, !'. IIrkiamiN, Register.
wutli. tnnC 11 l. Wlllametln.l,t,Mu7
iter he net of Inn 3, ,B;0. for )). nti, ,(',
ber lands In tl,o slates of 1 irmu, ixLl
Nevada, nnd Ienll6iy of Wihlngio,, '"
Any and nil ron cltlmlnc mvrtMy , .
lliPnljove-ileMjillH-a lands nitt ftlt tlwfrcH
will, Urn icglster of Iho land ufflit kiSS?
Oismi. iIuiiik llio slsty-days iwWtwitoJJSS
nnd falling to do so, ihrlr nghis will I k3
by iinitim ""
JM W WM. V. IlKNJAMIN, Rrglste,,
Timber Land Notice. "
UNiTRnKfA-UH iMNnOrmR
nmisiiuKii, urrsuu,
fll'I'IHK IM IIHltKUY
u-ANTtonct of tutigint of June 3, '.mS.
lie Mleof UmU-r ind n tlw iiir ofcS
fomlrt. Oiegim. Nevada, and m WashiBZ:
territory, that WIM.IAM Ik t t,UTII luuSS
u pun.fw the wesi U,f 0f ,ho souil.E
ler. win noiihiMit tniwi.'r ,.r !.. ""!
ter Mid Km southeast qunler of the nartZ
quarter of sctiion 19. township Jsouih,,
1 1 west, WllbtrtMiui meffdian ' U;t
Any nn.t all petsons claiming ndvcrtrlr a ei
the aljovcdescnUil land must file il, JOZ
with iIk. mbitr nr tlw land onie... M Z
Oiegon. during the lly.liy lniUleatiwhS'
b suinu W w',,'rt"i8l'l"mb,lS
J3J " W V. IlKriJArllM, Reglntr.
Timber Land Notice! '
UNITKtlSrATM I..NI)OrilCC,
KiHKMCHO, Oreguti' lulrat itii
sVOtuji: is HKUKHY (irvWTffiT
AtVIN .SMifH M npivlksl to pursluu, ili
northwost stutter Of setiioii 3, Umtt,Mp -soiiih,
of range u weat. WilLnnrii metiiii
miuVr tho net of intm of fu.w .sTS
eof tlailicf lands in tl uirt J as.
the sale 1
fe,l.' 0,('n Niaili, nml the tmuorytf
Wtishtngioti J w
Any and nil persons thlmins adverself uyrf
me niivc-iieiitoe,i umf must file their cbtos
with the trglsttr of the land olliee t Row
Oircon, durCijf lhJt-4laypuMio,u,w13'
nnd failing lo do to, their itthi, will lUsmi
Jnt low' VH. I' IlMtlAMIK. Rriltttf.
Timber Land Notice,
UMTI-JvSrA-fW INOOl-riCK,
.. ,..K''t.m. Orrgori.Julyaj. itix,
NOTICi: IH IIKKKUV Ul vH THAT
J Mis O Jo.sut Ims nppiin i0 purrKwt IS
norl umsI qtmtcr of scwlioo 34. wnnvtiip si
uiulrr Dm? act of amgirst of June 3. liAit
the sale of llnilx r Linili In 11T1, ,iv,. J c.t
loinli, Oirgon, Nevada, and Uie terriwrytf
W avhingtoti. '
Any und all parlies ckiUnliig adversely ssjif
v , "w", .J.'"" '"'" """ "w KwirMiw
mmi Mini iihi rrgmer or Uw land lku
Kowlmrg, Orrgnii, during t),o slsty-davs pol
ttilUm herewf. and tailing tu ,tt , ! jj .
"... -. iv.,m IJ RMIIIir,
Jyjt tow Wf '!' HKNjAltlrr, Rrgfatf,
" "- " "1T '"" -ff I -T-fW V . - ! S1SSSJ.
Timber Land Notice.
l'NiTM,lSrATICt I.andOhici.',
IlfrtKlil'lio. Otrron. lulv 10. ttHt.
XrUTCK Irt MKRKllV tllKN PCI--t
?UAM' lo ml of coitxrrtt of Jus 1
i8;S. for the tar of limber lands In the iuwif
CJiiioniU, Oreiicin. Nevada ntwt in W
XOTWK FOIt FIXAh 1'JtOOF.
aiaii-iiieiil stQ. jqji. inr lilt iniillin.i it .
for, On examining; tho urinary depiwilw j the souihout quarter and tut No. 5 o( section
lVNI) Or riCK AT ROSKLUIltl, Orrfirilt,
NOTICE IS lir.REU OIVI..N 'that
the following.nameil fit ler has filed no
tice of his Intention to male final jiroof (if sui
Jiort of his claim, nnd thai said proof will U
madoUfoni the clerk of Coos counly, Otrgon,
at Empire City,
On Saturday, September 20, 1881.
Viz JoilS JirKANO. nrixnintiiin ii:lif.iirtf !
tent No. 04S, for the noiihenst inuilrr of
t.rftfa
territiay, thai C. II (Joi-l)tW lus appM
IHircluMJ Ihe notlUa.l mutter of the mmfeM
quarter and tlw su0ient nuartcr of he iwr
rail uturlcr of srctiuti an ,n,l it,- u--t K.tfJ
j the northwot quaitrf of suction it, lowmtotj
-...,.., ... ,. al m, n iiiamciic menatu.
Any and all -rtoi claiming ndverKlyimf rf
tlie nULe-dcKiflietT lands must fi their Ul
" w "-gnwr tu u,a mihi otlicfnl KoteUnf,
Oiegon, jlurmx IhcsislyrtUys puhtlMltoq hm
of. and failing to do so. llteir tights wilt U
,.,i..t uj sMiuie
Jyty tow Wm V. HcsjAviiN Negater.
BtUssZiJZtVi t .:.' osliortdlitaiicoBoutli of tho banks of
Ht terrible part of tho etory, Newfoundland. W
BISHOP SCOTT
GRAMMAR SCHOOL!
A Boarding and Day School for Boys.
TIIE SEVENTH YEAR UNDER ITS
,JVC,Ci1inU,W8e"?,:f WJ" ''" ix-f'tember
3, 1884. lioys successfully fitted for college or
for business Mve resident and three visiting'
eachers. Disclphiw Uriel. I'or further infor.
wation and for catalogue containing list of for
mer pupils, address ' '
J. W, HILL, M. D.,
Drawer 17, Portland. Or. Head Master.
Timber Land Notice,
Unitkd States I.anu Office,
Uoskhukg, Oregon, August u. JB84.
NOTICK IS JIKKKIJY (jfVKN, I'llh
suant to net of congress of June 3, 1878, for the
sate of timber lands in the states of California,
Oregon, Nevada, nnd in Washington ttrrllory,
that Henbv Rhodes lias implied to pureluse
the north Iialf of the norllicast nuartcr, the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and
the northeast nu.irttr of the tonihivr iu,n.., r.(
section is, township 35 south, range 13 west,
Wilkinicttri itiLridian,
Any nnd nil jicrsons claiming adversely any of An l""1,"11 Pf f "
tlieabove-descrild ImU must file ihefr claim, ' ''" ,1C-,lc.Krt 'w' ';'nds
"til, MIV ,V(9,L,
urigon, iliirlng
01, nnu Lining
Hknjauin, Register,
a ropy edimoiii will oflnn ho Found nml
niirtieluH of nlhiitiieii npjiear, or the color
no out nun miiKiriii line, iiftint cliiiniii
to a dark and torpid nppr.tntiire. Tliero
aro many men who die of this dlllieiilty,
iKorat of tho catiKO, which h tlio tiueoml
stiiKe of seminal weakness. l)r S, will
Riiarantee a jierfect cure in all finch caneis
ami a healthy rwttorntioit of the (,'ciiito-
urinary oruaiiH.
Ollicollonra lOto -land Uto8, Hun
days from 10 toll a . OoiiHiiItatlon
free, Thorough tixanilnation ami mlvico
$5, (Jail cr address
DlCHVIXXJiiTACO.
No. 11 Jvcarnoy St. 8a. Franoinco
Timber Land Notice.
Unitkp States Land Office,
Roskiiuko, Oregon, July 10,' iHti.
"lOTICE IS HEREtVY GIVEN. PUR
Ll .SUANI' to act of congress of June 3,
1873, for the sale of timber hnds in theiiitn
01 s-aiiiorma, uregon, .Nevada, and in Wash
incton tcrr tory. in it i.rsTKU x. i-rnv hi An.
plied lo purchase the lot 1, southeast (purler of
me nuiiiicnsi iiuarier, anu cast lia.il 01 souliieait
quarter of section 3, township 35 south, of range
11 west, WiiLimclte, meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any of
the abotixlcscribtil lands must file their clilms
with the retrlsttr of the land ofKci-nt Knu-hiin,
Oregon, during the tlsty-days publication hero
of, and failing to do' o, their rights will be
bat red by statute. 1
Jyi7 low WM, K. IlKNJAMIN, lU-aisUT.
with the register of the land office cluilne the
slsly-days publication hereof, and failing to do
mm lo WM. K !Jenjan. Kee
' Timber Land Notice
r"
Unitki) Statu I.anti Ofmck,
Rotf.buko, Oregon, July 10, 1884,
"VTOTICU IS HICKEllY dlVJ'-N, PUR.
JLT SUANT to net of congress of June 3,
1878, for the s.ile of lintbcr lands in ihu stairs of
Cahfornh, Oregon, Nevada nnd in Washington
territory, thai CiiaNiii.iik fi. Watii)N lias ap
plied lo purclnso the southeast quarter of sec
tion 18, townshlp36 south, of laugc 11 west,
Willunetle meridian,
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely nny of
17, lowmhlp j6 south, rouge 13 west. Wit
I tftllM niuMlll 111 '
He ti.imu. thu Wlgwing wlewsej lo tirovc
Ilia iimi'IriKfiiiii n.l.l...., ........ . .
.... v..,,,,.iv,M ,uiucii.e ujmu aim cultivation
of snii! land Vlt.
Mall Malison. James Koctrr, .Clurlm Jlcr-Ih-cI
nml S. Mailers, all of Sunnier, Coos coun
ly, Oregon,
jniMiii Wm. P. HhNiAiii.N, Register.
NOTICH FOIt FINML PItOOI'i
I-anu Omce at RpiEiienii. Oregon,
VTOTICE IS HERKI!y'7ivEnhaT
XI the following-named settler h it filed notice
of is intention to nuke filial proof In suppuit
w his claim, and Hut said proof will lie maile
U fore the clerk of Coos county, Oregon, nt Em
plro City,
on rriuay. bentember 10. ifiB.1.
Vij John Mick'r.i.uniNic, pre emotion declara-
y suienwni u, 4700, ror the west h ilf of the
norllicast quarter mid the m half l-f the south
east quarter of section 9, township a soulh.
ranyeii wcsl, Willamette merMUn?-
He names tlie following wlinvses to prove
his contltipoui loldence ution and culilratlon
01 s.ua i.ind vlr;
Charles Uchlwerk. Z. T. SIglln, I. T, Mc
Cori.uc.Bndq..rcrrin.ll of Marslilleld, Com
county, Oregon. '
uUI4td Wm. K IIhsjamin, Register.
' i... . --.
NOTIOB POJt KIXAI; 1'JIOOR
I-sNli Pffick at KfifKiiuHfl, Oregon,
Tff OTITIS HERI'Vl'THAr
JLl in lollowlni'.n.iiniil u.iii.k i... r.i.... . I 'n.'.'y.i.r.:. .'.'. r ."'.. iV.r '.
,W'tTiTSia
liade Mnte ll.i, . . ,t Jr -."" ' """"'" '" V"'l" '.'' nc ? BonKi u, j--. j
at limpira Cliy, """"" w,r0"'
Timber Land Notice.
UNim.ST,vii: EanijOiiicc,
-..-. lfctro, Oregon, July $. it4-
tvtot f.H is HMRKtiY irfvus, m
J hUANl to Lt nf eitirrM .if fun t
1B78. for ihe tah- of ttmtrr lands In the sulci tf
VJiiioriitt, Urrgoo, Nevtuta and In WashiafM
....n.,17, nun j.iMKi k iiCNCH lut appltrd B
liiirtliAie 1I10 west half f tlm s.iuihui Inum
mul the southeast quatuc of tl)P souibwesl n
ter of teuton 37, nml iho mtiir,ul qiuiirf
ilka tjt.Bftl.. ...-.. ..I-S " i, .
inviiuiiiini qiranrroi station 3 towrrUiipjj
soulh. ofmiliw 11 wtrtl, WlllaiuMW mrmliui
Any nml all Kfons claiming adversely MJ
Ihe almvCHlmTiliAl Lmillnatl file theifeWal
wiiu im rnfisiei of ulm brut utile ai KoscUmf.
Oiegon. during the slity.iUy publication hem I
juidfaillni-.io hio,llidr jifihU will he lumull
Jyto tow' WW.1, fi IlKNJAMIN. Regliler.
1111 " Tffl M
Timber f-and Notice.
Unitkd STAt-iLAWi Oft rr c
RllSetlOalll tr,ir,i lulv In itlL
YA't't .,. ,..,,.?., '.I..f. .. ,rfl.
0.1 St ANT tu net of congress ofUMi
1H7U, fur iho ulo of timltfir iimli in lUkUia
of CallwD.t. Orion, NeviiiU aud In Vlf
ljn territory, lha ItiniAvu Walti.k !?
piieu-ui purcnaso Hiewell fialf of the nonns
quarter, somhdiuHpiuiitr of the northwest flW
icr.anii suuiiiw quarter of the jiOlhesii)w
tersecilon ij, fovtnifilp 95 souih, of rt
"'i vviimiiieiie mrridlan. ,
Amy kiu all iiersoa cUiiiiIbh ndvcdMf
iiib muL'-urjtniK'l Mllllt 1)1 Ut lll lllfir ru"
with the ivgiinV orUlfe land oii f Hotvf,
Oregon, during lha Uiy.(lyf rfublreatfon he
of, and falling lo do so, their ilghu ffl"
iMiieii ijy.siausiru s
Jy70W. (..VM. I"- IlKNjAMtN, 'U.
T7rabcr Land Notice.
Uo r,ii Kai r Inii OrTir!.
On Friday, October i. i88j.
..,,,..,. .... -" T
(Uii r.M. ll... . .1. ..I .I...I I 1. 1. ,1.. at, MM
.wv, iw, ii,u ..1 ill HllliyT l.llllJII 1IIV -"
1 aiuornia, uregon. Novditt nfnl Irt watniJ""
territory, 1l1.il Ciiauivit W. Tnivm has?".
Illicit o piirshaso thu iiorlhwnsl fpiailer of s
Timber Land Notice.
Unitei States Land Office.
KosEBUiio, Oregon, August 5, i0aa.
NOTIC1-J IH HBKKIiy GIVKN, Villi.
soant to act pf congress of June 3. 1878, for
ilm sale of limber lands in the suites of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and In Washington
territory; that John Nasbuko has apphelj to
purehata iho east Iialf of tbc southwest quarter
and lots Not. 6 and 7 of section 6, township 37
south, range 11 west, Willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely nny
of the above-described land must file ihelr
clairns with the register of Ihe lar4 office nl
Kweburg. Oregon, during tho slxty-slays mibll
cation hereof, and failing to Co so, their rhdin
will be barred by statute ' l"tlrfM
au7 icw Wm, V, Benjamin, Register.
vu 1 Iiiomas O, Moutimkii, pre-emption do-1 , . L "wlwsollMinofilwmi iMtr "J
curatory statement No. J731, for l.n 'lots 3 T .';' ,'8' ,"vtf,, 9,i JwH, of " M
a,s nnd 6 of sottlon 13, 1 wmh cVsVuif!' I W'"4""''1f "Hdian, ,
range 11 wen, Willamette tneild an' I . A" flwJ ",l1 IxWilalmlnfljsdyrrMlysorJ
. lie inmes the followlni' witnossM in ,. I n '"ofc-OCKrHieil land must liia mw ""
nlwl lands must file ll.eif tlaiiiis ''! ',',.im"'1" residence upon and eulilvVi , 1 ?."" Ulq r?lr !' "'. wn office, l Iw
erof the land office nt Royburg, 'o jawianiWHn
g the suty-days publicniloii here ' "" Nirafic. Jom Smith, N, P, S.ip.i ni
; to do uf, thtlr righis will 1,0 'u',,ry '-icross, afl of Marshfield, Cooicouni
Wm. I'. IlKNJAMIN, Register,
barred by statute.
Jyi7 tow WM. b HenAMIN, Register.
Timber Land Notice.
Unitkii States Eanh Office,
KosKUUKd, Oregon, July 33, 1884.
NOTJfJK 18 IIBKBIIV UlVHN, I'lJlt
tjUANr to act of congress of June 3, 1878, for
thu Sale of timber lauds in the iiaiet i.f r -,n.
fornia, Oregon, Kevada, and In Washington
territory, that AUKF.UIUS T. IlARUlW has ap
plied to purchase the notiheati quarter of sec.
tlon 36, township afi jsouth, range 13 west, Wil
lamette meridian,
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely any of
the aliovc-descnUd land mint file thUr claims
with Ihe rc'L'istcr of lha l.iml ,,11,,-,. i ..
n ,i,i .1. " .;...:-'.:, ". "ur "u,b
A i' s . '""' puiiiicniion mieof,
by statute6 w'1'clr',K"lllbeharicd
aui4 10'w Wm, 1', IlENjAMiN, Register.
Oregon,
piuOld
TVJ-OT
IS til
Timber Land Notice.
UNI mil TATE UNtlOs-MCB,
ru-KTs 1 V'f'VX'i'' "V..
UANT to act of r...;"; "'?,. ""'
ivjm,imz&&
r ,. ""k! nenioa nun 111 Witsli iiuioh
,m ,ri!m,,M,,,) '" U" '" 'H to
purcliata llw southwest quaiter of sel Ion iQ
Z'ltX '0Ult, of " W. Wlltaiwite
.A"11,11'! Pfrsoiis ihlmlng ndvertily anyiof
II if alove.d;sitib ?nd must file their claim,
wlili the mrtsier of the land olfic, r, Roscbu g
Ongo,,, dH,ig ,)lu ti.iy.days publication Ct
Jyi7 OW WM, V, IlKNJAMIN, Register.
TM LANflOVflCB,
Litin, Oregon, July Si JW.
HEEIY 6iv6.i
Jet 1 coligresl of JuJ
llhnlic.landslnlhnstAW;
Oreuon. ilurinif lha iliivtit.iii nufilk-itiot ha1 1
of, and ailing, lo do to, ihcJr rigbn v"1
ll.1f rtl 1st svi ilnL I ' I
'i VJ mnv,
p7 10 wsf. r. hhnJamih, Kfirin-
-- t ri.Tr' nrfw"-1 - mit i ii1 i1 "
Timber Land Notice.
Uniteii HYAIta I.Affh Ovricri,
RosEtilitlo, Orrgen,
IN HUAN1' to net'
1H78 fur ll,.i Mill. 1A Oil
...nr. 1. r. ... . k,. .... , 1.. lir-.l.lfurtill
MI'W ei;JI,,levAvi, anl pi "l'"3j
tenftriry, llmt Vjl.l 1AM M, IleWII '''""ItXI
10 tiUrililisD lllb souihrnit qunrler1 of lner
msiiiriwaillltl MitHW, l',1"Ti
quailurof txsclbin aB.njwl lm ''"''"'ffi
of the northeast qnarlcV ttf rtectfort 3J. W
IH iMitli, or raugo 1 1 svl, WHUmetto oo"
Any and all irsons tAiiftiioc adycrsfJ M
mo 4iKvc-illrjjK)d lanil must lti hw "r
wuii Dm ti-ipvivr I
wrct'o
and fa
ill Dm teMr tf ,li (and ofliv P IP
rct'on, during iJie. lAlyway iniwt'l9fllK
id failing 10 ilo so, (ficHfilitVwJIf b
by statute
Jyjo low Wm, V, Denjamik, KfjrW