RELIEVED OE MONEY Medford the Scene of a Robbery In Which a Klamath County Man Loses a Nice, Little Bunch of -The Root of All Evil.” ion certificate for the fifty-two issues of m ■ Full Illustrate«! Announcement, fully describing the principal features of The Companion’s new volume for 1905, will be sent to any address free. THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, 144 Berk Street, Boston, Mass. Lumber at Low Prices. AND A NUMBER OE OTHER ITEMS Jackson County I.umtier Company, having cut out their timber and prepar­ ed to move their mill have a large quantity af gocxl building material in their yard that they will sell at bottom prices. Farmers will find this a gcxxl opportunity to purchase lumber at their own price. T. Mills and two fallen women calling themselves Sadie Smith and Mabel Ses­ sions were arrested by Special Constable Howard charged with robbing a tender­ foot from east of the mountains of $>80, TIMBER LAND ACT JUNES, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. and taken to the county jail. United States Land Office, Rowburg. Oregon Oct t. 1WU The complaint alleges that he went to Notice is hereby given that in compliance with a house iu West Medford occupied by the provisions of the act of Congress of June S, 1878. entitled "Au Act for tne Sale of Timber the parties, in an inebriated condition, Lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and while there he was “touched” for and Vashington Territory" aseatcndeil to all the public land states by act of August 4. 1W2, the money, which he had in a coin sack CHRISTOPHER C. PISHER, pinned in one of his pantaloon's pockets. of Ashland County of Jackson. State of Oregon has ___ _________ this day , hied ____ _________ in this _______ office hie .worn One of the women was subsequently statement No 6448 for the purchase of the lot» I and 4, S'» NWi; of Section No 2 in Township discharged and the other defendants had 3 No 40 S. Range No 3 West and will otter proof an examination in Justice Stewart’s to show that the land sought is more valuable for its tun tier or stone than tor ag­ court Dec. 28th. Several hours were ricultural purposes, aud to establish his claim to spent in exauiining witnesses«, District said land before Register and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon, on Thursday the llh Attorney Reames appearing for the pros­ day of January. 1906. He names as witnesses Frank E Kincart of ecution and W. M. Colvig representing Oakland Oregon. Harry W Miller ot Myrtle Creek Oregon and Joseph E Randles and Wil­ the defense. liam T. Boyle both of Ashland Oregon. Mills and bis companions were held to Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands axe requested to file then answer at the next term of circuit court claims in this office on or before said llh day of the former's bond being placed at f 1000 January. 1906. J. T. BRIDGES. and the latter’s at $500. In default 914 12-23 Register. thereof they were remanded to the cus­ ACT JUNE 3. 1*7* NOTICE tody of the sheriff.—Southern Oregonian. TIMBER LAND K1R PUBLICATION This Hobo Had Wealth The eyes of several men in Recorder Berry’s office bulged out with surprise this morning at the revelation of unex­ pected wealth on the person of a tourist, who had just been brought in by Chief of Police Eglin says the Ashland Tid­ ings. Earlier in the morning a tel­ ephone call was sent to the Chief of Police from the home ofG. W. Canning, on Sixth street, between A and B street. Mr. Canning’s son had gone to the barn, where he found a Weary Willie with his pockets full of oranges, and ordered him to get out. The man replied by telling the boy he “would kill him with an ax,” and the latter made all haste to call the officer. Elgin found fhe man behind the freight depot eating his oranges and brought him up town. When searched, besides three or four pairs of overalls he was wearing and some tin cans strapped to his shoulder, he had the sum of $370.15, which he de­ clared he had worked for and come by honestly. The Youth’s Companion as a Gift. What other Christmas present can you choose that will give so much pleasure for so little money as a year’s subscription for The Youth’s Companion? The Holi­ day Numbers and the Calendar, joyously welcomed on Christmas morning, making a good gift in themselves, are but the foretaste of a whole year’s feast to come. The mind is entertained with the num­ bers in hand, and the imagination revels in the pleasure that each week will bring until Christmas comes again. If you desire to make a Christmas pres­ ent of The Youth’s Companion, send the publishers the name and address of the person to whom you wish to give The Companion, with $1.75, the annual sub­ scription price, stating that it is to be a gift. The publishers will send to the . address named, in a parcel to be opened Christmas morning, all the remaining issues for 1904, published after the sub­ scription isrecieved, including the Double Holiday Numbers, The Company’s “Car­ nations” Calendar for 1905. lithographed in twelve colors and gold, and subscript­ United Slates Land office, Roseburg, Oregon (M • INN. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the > revisions of the act ol Congress ol June 3. 1878, entitled "An Act lor the Sale ot Timlwr Lands in the States of California, Oregon. Neva da and Washington Territory." as eslended to all the public land states by act of August t, 1*92. JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE • • • • TRANSFER HARNESS AND JOSEPH K. lAStltK», of Ashland county of Jackson state of Oregon has this day filed in this office his «worn state­ ment No 6P6 for the purchase ol the lots 1 aud 2. SH NEK section No 2 in township No 40 South. Range No 3, West, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable tor its timber or stone than for agricul­ tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver U. s land office, at Roselturg. Oregon, on Friday the .«th day of January. 19o‘>. He names as witnesses« Frank E Kmcart of Oak land Oregon Harry W Miller of Myrtle Creek Oregon and William T. Beagle and Charles A Burns, both ol Ashland. Oregon Any and all persons claiming adversely the ibove described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 5th day of January. 1W6 J. T. BRIDGES. 9-14 12-23 Register. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE. In the county court of Jackson county, Oregon In the matter of the estate of Henry Weyder- mann deceased Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale of real estate made by the said Hon Court on November 7th. 1*U in the matter of said estate, the undersigned will on anti alter the 2«>th day of December 19t 34 links west of S. W corner of D. L. C. No 67 thence north s9 degrees 30 minutes east 7.54 chains to the place of begin ning, in section 28 township 37 s R 2 west, in Jackson county, Oregon. E mil B kitt , Nov. IS,-Dec. 16. Administrator s. P. South-B’ nd Trains No 15 No 11 R. R. TIME Ohargos ....... W. R. Hawk, Proprietor. oiiFnal pm 7 <10 4:34 a.m 7:45 5:40 11:35 p m 12 .......... Albany.................... 3:16 4:40 1:42 3.00 am .......... Roæburg.................. 10:10 ........... Grants PafM............ 5:25 ........... Gold Hill................ 4:50 ........... Central Point....... 4.29 4:19 pm 11 45 6:15 5:30 5.4M 4:52 2s08 ......... 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