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¿(f. À - 4 * NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, United States Land Office Serial 03M6 Department of the Interior. l’nit«M States Lara! Office Serial tl.’OK» f*ortland. Ore.. January 17. 1911 Notice is h- rrby given that Jam«-» Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorn« y n. fact, whiw" |M>»toffiee adtlreas is «xNI Lumbermans BuiMing, Port lami. Ore., did on the first day of July. I9»)f>, file in this office hi» application, -«-rial 09M9, to »elect undvr the provisions of the Act of Congress approMxi July I. 189»*. a» «xtrmleil by Act of May 17. 1908, those certain tracts of lar.<! which wlwn surveyed will I k > d«- rnlxtl as Lots 3, 4, 6 snd 6. S«-ctlon fi. Township II South of Range 4 East, Willam«->t<- Meridian, and the »am<- being four subdivisions each containing forty acres, more or Ics», an ! being immediately north of the ordinary NWj of «ani section, total : 16«) acres mere or less. Any ami ad p« ruons claiming adver sely the lands described, or desiring to objeirt because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other mason, to ' the disposal to applicant, should ßl« their affidavits of protest in th.» office. ; on or before the 9th dav of March 1911. H F. H igby Register First puldination Jan 27, 1911. Last publication March 3, 1911. Portland. Ore , January 17. 1911 Notice is hereby given that James Deering, by J. I! Bagley, attorney in fact. who»e post office ad<!ress is 630 Luml .-rmans I’-uilding, Portland, Ore., did on the l»t day of July. 9t#. file in Uns office his application. >erial O2t>46. t>> »• lect under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved July 1. 1898, as extended by Act of May 17. 1906, those certain tracts of land which when surveyed will be describe«! aa I sits 1. 2. 7. and 8, Section 4, Township 11 South of I' lm-e East, Willamette Meridian, and th«- same being four subdivisions each containing forty seres, mor«- or I«- ’. and being immediately north of the ordinary NF | of said section, total 160 rena more or less. Any am! all persons claiming adver sely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the 9th dav of Mardi, 19)1. H. F. H igby . Register. First publication Jan. 27. 1911. Last publication March 3, 1911. 4 Is I 4 A A NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOT’CE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, Unit«-d States Land Office Serial 02047 Portland, Ore., January 17. 1911 Notice is hereby given that James Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in fact, whose post office address is 630 Lumbermens Building, Portland. Ore., did on the 1st pay of July, 1909. file in tin« office his application. Serial 02047, to select under the orovisions of the Act of Congress approved July 1, 189?*. as extended by Act of .May 17, 1906, thi.se certain tracts of land which when surveyed will be described of lots 3, 4, 6 and 6, Section 4. Townahip 11 South of Range 4 East, W illamette .Meridian, and bmm being few - m MI v W om , each containing forty acre», more or less, and being immediately north of tin- ordinary NW ( of said »ection. total 160 acre» more or less. Any and all |>er»ons claiming adver sely the land» described, or desiring to object l>ccause of the mineral character of »he land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should tile their affidavits of protest in thia office, on or before the 9th day of March, 1911. H. F. H igby Register. First publication Jan.. 27, 1911 Iutst publication March. 3, 1911 Department of the Interior, United States Land Office Ferial 02»kfi0 Portland. Ore . January 17. 1911 Notice is hereby given that James Deering, by J. li. Bagley, attorney in •fart, *hi>w poetoffice address is 630 Lumbermans Building, Portland, Ore.,‘ did on the lat dayvf July, 190!». file in this office Im appi.cation, Serial <i2”5l. to select under the pmvinona of the Act of Congress approved July 1. 1898. as extended by Act of May 17. 1906, thos«- certain tracts of land which when surveyed will be d«-scribed as I«»»» 1. 2, | 7, and 8. Section 6, Township 11 South of Range 4 East, U illamette Meridian, and the same Iwing four subdivisions each containieg forty acres, more or less, and being immediately north of the nrdinary NEj of said aection, total 160 acres more or less Any anti all person* claiming adver sely the lands described, or drsiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal io applicant, -houkl tile their affidavits of protest in this office on or before the 9th day of March »911. H. F H igby Register First pshlication Jan. 27, 1911. Last publication March 3, 1911. of Political Trickcry and Love, of Action, Hitfh Purpose and Real Thrills 1 BY FRANCIS LYNDE Author of "Red Butte Western," and Other Successful Books Take Time to Read This Story No Matter How Busy You Are It Is Beind Talked /\bout All Over the Country This Thrilling Story will start in the Santiam News next week, March 3 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of th«- Interior, United State* lu«nd Office Serial U2U48 Department of the Interior, United Mate» [.and Office Serial 00161 Portland, Ore.. January 17, 1911 Notice la hereby given that Jamra Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in fact, whose jaiatoffice address ia 630 Lumberman» Building, Portland. Ore., did on the lat day of July 1909, file in thia office hi» application, Serial to »elect under the provision» of the Act of Congress approved July 1, 1898. aa extended by Act of May 17, 1906, thane crrtain tract» of land which when Surveyed will be beacribed aa lota I, 2. 7 and 8, Section 5, Townahip 11 South of Range I East, Willamette Meridian and the »ame living four subdivisions each containind forty acre», more or less. and living immediately north of t the ordinary NE( of »aid section, total 160 acre», more or le»a. Any and all persona claiming adver sely the lands deacribed, or desiring to object liecauae of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the diaponal to applicant, ahouki file their affidavit» of protest in thia office, on or before the 9th day of March 1911. H. F. H icby Register First publication Jan. 27, 191!. Last publication March 3. 1911. Portland, tire.. January 17. 1911 S«-d«-ntnry habits, lack of outdoor1 that caucus, and act the part of the The Democratic Party’s Duly Notice is hereby geven that James exercise, insufficient m»*tiration of Kilkenny cats. As a matter of fart it (leering, by J. 11. Bagley. Attorney in food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry (Continued from page 1> wrs one of the moat harmonious cau fact, whose post office addresa is 630 and anxiety, are the most common i cus-» ever held in Washington, a sort Lumbermans Building, Portland. Ore cause» iff stomach troubles. Correct amendment providing for th«- election of democratic love- feast, where speech gon, did on the 1st day of July, 1909, your habits and take Chamberlain’s | of United Statrs senator* by po|>ular was absolutely free There was much tile in thia office his application. Serial Stomach an«l Liver Tablets and you will vote. speech, but it was all in a good naturrd 01061, to select under the provisions of won be well again. For sale by all Fourth, T«> cut appropriations to tho way. That caucus did much to puzxle the Act of Congre»-, approved July 1. dealer*. nee«ls of the government <-c«>nomirally and confound our enemies, also much 1898, as /xtendeti by May 17, 19»»«, to plea»*- and encourrge democrats. So administere«!. those certain tract* of land which when There are other promises to which I it is clear that we are keeping the faith survey«*! will be described as lait» 3, 4. Department of the Interior, United may refer in a future article, but the an to reforming faith th«- tariff and the 5 and 6, Section 6, Township 11 South of four which I have mentioned were. I rule». states Land Office Range 4 East, Willamette Meridian, think, most frequently made and were Over in th«- senate, the de mocrata, and the same being four subdivisions Portland. Ore., Feb. I. 1911. uppermost in the public mind. Of the allied by a ha.idful of insurgent repub each containing forty acres, more or Notice is hereby given that < leorge four, the revision of the tariff was by lican». »re keeping the faith by an less, and being imme«iiat«dy north of W. Huskey, of Foster. Oregon, who, long odds the most important. honest and earnest endeavor to submit the ordinary NW| of said section, total I on June 15, 1909, made Homestead ! am happy to say that d-mocrats a constitutional amendment providing 160 acres more or leas ‘entry, Serial No. 60103, for E i NW | aro already carrying out their ant«- for the election of United States sena Any and all person« claiming adversely and SW| NEj, Heetfon 22, Township 13 election promise-». We have apjminted tor* by popular vote. Of course the the lands described, or desiring to object, Ranre"2 Willamette Meri a commilte«- on committees. I cheer house will pa*» it with a whoop as it because of the mineral character of the dian. has filed notice of intention to fully assisted in that reform, though it has done in five congresses. There land, or for any other reason, to the dis- make Final Commutation Proof, to will somewhat curtail th«- power of the never ha» liven a sound or sensible poaal to applicant, »houkl tile their affi e|ajm to the land above speaker. The house should l»> a self argument advanced against that propo davit» of proteat In thia office, on or be . described, lie fore the Rrgister and Re- governing body an«l not an autocracy. sition. The closer every jmlitical func fore the 9th day of March. 191). . ceiverof the United States I .and Office, The establishment of a committee on tion is brought to th«- great Iwxiy of the IL F. lllGBY at Portland, Oregon, on the 16th day of committees together with other reforms l«opki, the bettor for all concerned. Regia tar March. 1911. in the rules wrought In this congrees by The people can Iw trusted. There ia First publication Jan. 27, 1911. Claimant names a» witnesses: the coalition of democrats and insur something wrong with the man afraid Last publication March 3, 1911. J. J. Kimbrough gent republicans has overthrown t 'an- to trust them. Such n man is a very W. W. Ihjndon nonistn and will, I believe, I m - of great unreliable guide, counselor and friend. The Brat Hare tn Portland to Eat E. Tolbert benefit in securing good legislation. Should the standpatters defeat thia Arthur Mcrn-ar At our caucus on January 19. we resolution, democratic legislature* will iv al All of Foster, Oregon. <-lecte«l the chairman ami th«- >k-mo- do the next I h - s I thing by adopting the cratic memlM-ra of the committee on Oregon plan until election by popular H. F H igh y ways and means, wlio are also to con vote ran lie legalized by congress which Register stitute the committ«-e on committee*. is certain to hapfivn eventually as the Firat publication Feb. 10. 1911. at Weal end of the Moniaon Street We did the unprecedented thing of1 sun is to rise again. lumi publication Meh. 10, 1911. bridge. calling a caucus of the democrats of I In both houses democrat* are trying the 8ixty-»ee«»n«l congress six week* I to enforce "econo My in the public ex CHARLES J. MAHER 1>R. W. R. BILYEU before the life of that congreaa begins, pense that labor may lie lightly bur- (Successor tv Riner Bros.) for the piirpo*«- of expediting tariff <kned" the oki and correct Jefferson PROPRIETOR, reform promptly, thoroughly, and in ian doctrine. telligently. ami thereby hastening the So I report progress to the American Better than gold. Those little red book»'"When you were bom" scries, OVER WOODWORTH8 DRUG STORE redemption of our promises. All sorts people, confident that from time to of lurid prophesies had been indulged : time I can report more progreaa ■■ the only 10 cent». They tell you all about BOTH PHONES In by hostile papers and hostile men more the better. —Champ Clark in yourself. Just what you want, at C. OREGON about ho* we wouhi go to pieces at i Bryan’s Commoner ALBANY 0. GocuH’«. ?. j. MBwsaas, Presaknt w. a. swi»u. Cai’iisr Nonce for Publication The Scio State Bank Pap’s Coffee House T b krare of ynnr mm»<»y, nahttf the uttnnet tllllfrncw for yn«ir flBlrfy. It tkw* a MrWly liankln* . tfelUMi c«rr o( your citaste mi nlhffit tank*; uiekee •ran frr« for you. mak.-« kmn< <N»n«1«trnl with » ûîm . tumtervatWe t»uel nr*» tnothrwU Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cai«>C< !ds Cmopsod WlJL.pl«>« C«w>W SANTIAM NEWS DENTIST I