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• . ..V» • » NOTICE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U o ld B e a ch N ew s. The sever^storoi wJiicljj)Qpvai}ed o q jn jy ^ i p j j t b , s p r'i^ ly iu- Notice is hereby given that on I " Sxi'.'t y~ * • ' " " Department of the Interior, May not be all that Is meant by dytpeptia _____________ Gold Beach, July 6,1902. cl the cél |„ JTlje Areata passed down Monday .Ipj/y^l Witt, the biicceeg U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, the 6th day of August, 190*2, at 1 now. but It will be II neglected. County Court is in session. Com- ébration In Po! (U Oxford; although o’clock, P. M. on the premises, I July 5, 1808. evening. The uneasiness after eating, fits of nerv Notice is hereby given that the fol will sell at public auction, to the the event was far from a failure, inissioner Lindberg is not in alien- ous headache, sourness ot the stomach, and lowing named settler has tiled notice highest bidder for cash, the proper Hay makers are lushing business disagreeable belching may not be very bad of his Intention to make tinal proof in There was quite a large attendance dance at court this term. now. but they will be If the stomach Is while the sun shines. support of his claim, and that said ty described in a certain Trust Deed Chas. Lockwood is in town, hav suffered to grow weaker. of visitors in town, both from north proof will be made before J. Huntley, recorded in Curry county records, Willis Coy, of Ophir precinct, is and south. At noon a basket lunch ing just arrived from San Francisco. Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease U. 8. Commissioner, at Gold Bcaeh, Book of Deeds, page 75, Vol. 9, the that the tendency to it should be given Curry county, Oregon, on August 30, same formerly being the property of reported seriously ill. Mrs. E. A. Bailey is visiting with early was spread in the school house, attention. This Is completely over- I 1902, v is : E. M. M. Bogardue, at Wedderburn, JOHN H. McELHANEY, Itev. G. Gillespie will hold ser and there was plenty for all. Af- her father, Judge Riley, for a few come by Oregon. ffr tr tr l’ v On his Homestead Entry no . »«33, for vices at Wedderburn next Sunday. Iter dinner, all gathered at the days. A. L. D uncan , Trustee, n o o a 5 a a r s a p u r u i u th e L o t N o . 10, section »1, Tp. 85 aouth, Ross Sutton, of Wedderburn, has Church, where the exercises were Mrs. Thomas Smith is visiting with which streiigthensthewholedlgestlveiysteui range 13 w est. ¡SHERIFF'S SALE. _____ ___ He names the following witnesses to been spending a week with Port Or- i™ "**1 ° Ut aCCl° rd,n* the program friends and relatives in town. prove his continuous residence upon The rain last week did mueh dam i, , , . , lly this time the storm had cleared lated his adventures to the folk 1 and cultivation of .aid land, vizi Notice is hereby given ¿hat l»y ford friends. . E. H. Meservey, Elvin Miller, Major ¡away, when the large gathering re age to hay. Many tons of hay were who sympathised with him. On I tfE L S O N ,........................ M a ster, Frank Bartel, ull of Wedder virtue of a writ of execution issued The Ophir postoffic resumed bus- j paired to Fort Point, to witness the greatly damaged, as most of the the following day the boys made Overton, out of the Circuit Courtof the State burn, Curry county, Oregon. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. iness on July 1, with Wm. E. Bur maneuvers of the Young American farmers in this vicinity were un their way in quest of trout. A show of Oregon for the County of Curry, Will make weekly trips between on the 19th day of June, 1902, in row as P. M. I Drill Corps, which proved to be the fortunate enough to have their hay er of rain coming up Mr. Hermann favor of W. Rigby, Jr., Plaintiff, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— down when the rain came. Two specialists, representing the »nout interesting feature of the day. started back to where they had tied *Su» F i - n n t d a p o , P i> r t O v » and against Charles Bailey, Jr., De N otice for P ublication . Alf Gauntiett, Jesse Turner and their horses, but missed the horses. fendant, for the sum of $102.90, Dr. Koch Company, spent a couple This consisted of three uniformed 4'ot-il jtn < l d o o m H a y , and well drilled companies—a com- Albert Smith received new mowing and soon discovered that the horses with interest thereon from July 26, of days in Port Orford. Uni ted States Land Office. 1898, at 8 per cent per annum, to CARRYING PASSENGERS AND^ J ohn R. Miller left yesterday for pany of American soldiers represen machines by last schooner. \\ e like were j08^ alKi yelled for Charley Koseburg, Oregon June 30. 1902. j Haines. Charley found him lean- Notice is hereby given that in com- ! me as Sheriff of the County of Cur- ted by little girls, a company of to see such signs of prosperity. Rogue River, where he will remain Cubans and one of Spaniards, rep n.« »ml Kirknntiipk- ' j I plianee with the provision« of the act ,y i directed and delivered, coin- FRKIDHT. Drs. Mayflower and Kirkpat ick, |ilgain8t a llee. “ W hat are you do- of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled n,B„d in g me to make said sum of I until he gets his sheep sheared. *102g0 and interest a8 afl,resaid out resented by boys. The exercises English and German specialists, ing here?o sayg Charley. “I am . “Anact.for the sale of timber lands m j W. A. Bishel has accepted a po- were most interesting, the young- spent the Fourth in town, arid left lrving tQ nnj our horses; they are da* and Washington Territory,”’ u s 'o t- of I lie personal property of said Freight and passenger« at ! sition at the Elk River mill, and sters going through all the various for Port Orford yesterday They j iogt)" gayg Schiller. “Lost he d__ ,” tended to all the Public Laud States by I judgment debtor, and if sufficient personal nronertv property helongii belonging to him, will be in Wedderburn again about quo’h Charley. On seeing them ^ n ^ f ^ e d V r b u r m ^ ^ personal will move his family up from Ophir. maneuvers with the proficiency • I ,o w e « t B a t e « . Mr. I State of Oregon, has this day filed ¡„ , said judgment debtor, could not hs tied where they had left them Wm. Cox is agent for the W il and correctness of veteran soldiers, August 1. this office his sworn statement no . tound in my county, then out ot not only acquitting themselves with The display of fireworks in Wed- •O. LENEVE, Agent, Port Orfonl, Or- lard Preston Co’s Separator, and Hermann vowed he would never 2s48, for the purchase of the 8WJ of the real property belonging to him wiH can vas* Coos and Curry"for the I g^atest credit, but causing much derburn on the evening of July 4, leave Myrtle Point again till he be- section no . 4, in Township no . 36 south, ¡n ga;j county; and because no per- egon. — a ............ ........... woodsman. .... .......... "•■ ■■ E S favorable comment for their drill- was the best w’e have ever witnessed came thorough The same. master, Mr. E. W. Jensen, as well j here. The display continued for next day Schiller accompanied a valuable for its timber or stone than j debtor could be iound in my coun for agricultural purposes, and to estab ty out of which 1 could make the The tug Katie Cook, Capt- James on account of his proficiency as a more than an hour, and will long crowd to the widow Gibbs’ to eat his claim to said land before J. same, I have levied upon the fol Caugh«ll,en route from Rogue nver teacher) ag for hig patienC(J Bnd be remembered by many of thechil- strawberries. Mrs. Gibbs soon had lish Huntley, United States Commissioner, lowing real property belonging to DEALERS IN to Coos Bay, called in here Mon- care ¡n correct, training of the dren, all of whom enjoyed it im- a large bowl of strawberries, cream for the District of Oregon, at Gold Beach said Charles Bailey, Jr , judgment at his office at Gold Beach', Curry coun (lay evening. little soldiers. The Americans were mensely. j and sugar before them. Mr. Her- ty, Oregon, on Saturday, the 13th day debtor aforesaid, to wit: 8Ef sec G eneral M s r t h i h , , . o f September, 1902. tion 31; SW |, W | of SE± of section We last week stated that R. D. maun was soon noticed , . to thrust Wm. Nordberg, of the Carey awarded first prize, and the Cubans He names as witneaae: William R. 32, Township 35 south, range l i Jones arrived overland from Eure- his hand under his eoat, and to the Miller, Clarence Miller, Bion W. Lu west, and the W | of the NEf ot | Range, oue of the pioneers of Curry, second prize. The races and other has been spending a few days with contests then came off at the beach, ka, but the printer made us say astonishment of the crowd, brought Curry t^’untis'orego'n. °f * " UrU’ section 5, in Township 36 south, of forth what one young lady asserted Any and all pe. sons claiming ad- range 14 west, situated in said Cur according to program, but we have “from Euchre Creek.” S O LD B E A C H ,O R . Port Orford friends. ,,,, „„ T.,l„ ,,, J . versely the above described lands are lh e rain on July 4th interfered wa8 “dad’s scoop shovel ’; but pay- , requested to file their claims in this of- ry county, Oregon, and I will, on A several days rainstorm ended failed to receive a list of naraes of S atu rd ay , J u ly 2«, 1008, ficc on or before said 13th day of Sep- on the 4th, and we have since been prizewinners. The day’s exercises greatly with the outdoor amuse- I ¡ng no attention to the remarks of tember, 1902. at the court house door in Gold closed with a number of horse-races, ments. Quite a crowd spent the the crowd he atteuded strictly to WE KEEP IN STOCK J. T. BRIDGES, Register. having our regular Nor’west sum Bench, in said Curry county, at the The Ball in the evening was the day in Wedderburn. An address business until the berries in his hour of 2 o'clock in »he afternoon, mer weather. great event. 81 tickets were dis- was delivered by Hon. R. D. Hume, p|ate and in the bowl as well, had T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— otter for sale at public auction, to Woolgrowers, before selling your posed of, and the hall was literally R. E. Guthridge read the Declara- disappeared. On returning to Uu- the highest and best bidder for cash, N otice fok P ublication . all the right, title and interest which wool call on Kerr & Co., Port Or j jammed. Fine music was furnish- tion of Independence, and a few ap- | cje j oe Haines, Mr. Hermann con d r e ss g o o d s , the said Charles Bailey, Jr., had in ford. They pay the highest mar-1 ;Ui excejjent midnight supper propriate remarks were made by fidentially informed Mrs. Haines United States Lund Office, or to said lands on the 22d day of HATS A N D C A PS, Roseburg, Oregon, June 30, 1902. ket price, spot cash. was served at Mrs. Neygren’s and Father Donnelly. About 10 A.M . that just before starting for the Notice is hereby given that in com May, 1902. or at any time after BOOTS A N D SH O ES, Jesse Turner and family, of Gold dancing was continued uninterrup- the rain ceased and the sun came widow’s lie had slipped into the pliance with the provisions of the act ward, to satisfy said execution, .to Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled gether with the costs and expenses Beach were visiting friends and rel- tedly throughout the night. The i out warm and bright, and continu- pantry and swiped her large vege- of “ Au act for the sale of timber lands in , - . the States of California, Oregon, Neva- ut m aking such sale, ed the remainder of the day. table spoou, and that was what the atives in Port Orfotd for a few days. I ball was a social and financial sue- da, and Washington Territory,” as ex- Dated at G old Beach, Oregon, The dance in the evening was t uruwd mistook for a scoop-shovel, tended They left for home yesterday. ' cess. to all the Public Land States by ! June 23d, 1902. And io fact everything usually needed well attended and greatly enjoyed . Mrs. Ida Murphy and Mrs. Chas, act of August 4, 1892, Bion W. I-aShier, JAS. G. WALKER, The Woodmen of the World of A p p o rtio n m en t o f School Funds. Wedderburn, county of Curry, Stuto [ by those who attended, and would Haines, with Miss Hattie Haines of In town or country. Sheriff of Curry County, Oregon. of Oregon, bus this day filed ill tliis of Curry county will give a grand ral- ----------- have been a complete success, had and Will Neathery were down the fice his sworn statement no . 2847, for NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ly in Port Orford on August 9th,! Made on Monday, July 7, 1902. the purchase of the SJ of NE1, section 1902. Program will appear later, j Amt. on hand, $1701.09 there have been a midnight supper, river Sunday on a fishing excurs- 6, Sj ffWJ of section no . 4, in Town-, Z ip . It is our purpose to keep a full ion, and were fairly successful in ship no . 36 south, range no . 13 west, Department of the Interior, Sell’s. Amt. and will offer proof to show that the , la n d Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Ed. Marsters, who now has the! Dis. Clerk. hooking some of the tinny tribe, and complete line of goods of the 59 »147.50 laud sought is more valuable for its 1 Ames Johnston, June 25, 1902. F ro m C h r istm a s H o m e. Miss Hattie being particularly timber or stone than for agricultural Notice is hereby given that the fol 72.50 best quality, and they will he sold Port Orford-Gald Beach mail con 2 E. A. Bailey, 29 purposes, and to establish his claim to tract, now runs hiB stages through 3 Mrs.A.H. G auntiett 28 lowing-named settler has filed notice 70.00 pleased with a large sucker she had said land before J. Huntley, United of bis intention to make Anal proof in The hay harvest is in progress in A t th e L ow est Living P rofit. ! between Port Orford and Wedder 4 Mrs. E. R. Miller, 11 27.50 successfully lunded, and proudly States Commissioner fur the District of support of his claim, and that said . .... be . made , L-' — n Georgt W. 15 37.50 the Eckley settlement. 5 James Kennedy, Oregon, at Gold Beach, at his offioe ¡ proof before burn, without transferring. exhibited to her admiring friends, at Gold Beach, Curry county, Oregon, gmith wjji Couutv Clerk, at Gold ïh each, 42.50 17 Harry Guerin and family con 6 Guy Merriman, We will receive our freight via. Saturday, the 13th day of September, ¡ o reg On, on August 14, 1902, viz: James F. Cox brought the Eck- 7 Jacob Fry, 29 72.50 template spending the Fourth at and as they passed up the river on 1902. He names aa w itnesses: O h s “11. steamer Arcata, and as we will run, .. n . Will was singing, “I Love to be En- William K. Miller, Clarence Miller, . 1 h 11 “ ° ‘ ” , 34 , . . . e „ , ley mail down for Harry Guerin 8 F. A. Gardner, 85.00 Myrtle Point. our own teams, freight from Fort J Charles E. Hu «ton, of Wedderburn,1 On his Homestead Entry No. i°r 67.50 27 . , c ._circled with the arms of an Angel." , jj j , last week, in order to give the lat- 9 G. 8. Wilson, A party of tnree men who reside . . . . . , , Curry county, Oregon, E. B. Burns, oi the Ixjt 6, SE| 8E1, section 31, Sw{ Orford will not be added to the . .. .. 64 160.00 I Chafer Haines, who has heeu out Gold Beach, Curry county, Oregon. ■ ter an opportunity to celebrate at 10 E. H. Cheever, section 32, Township .56 south, range 15 37.50 in Salem, Oregon, came in recent 11 A. H. Moore, price of the goods. Any and all persons claiming ad- 13 west. My rtle Point. 49 82.50 ly and are doing assessment work in the valley attending school the versely the above described lands are He names the following witnesses to 12 F. A. Stewart, past year, returned home a few days requested to tile their claims in this o f-, prove his continuous residence upon 31 77.50 on their quartz claims near Pover Married—At Bagnell Ferry, Cur 13 J. S. Capps, Satisfaction Guaranteed. flee on or before said 13th day of Sep- and cultivation of said laud, viz : since. 11 27.50 14 Mrs. Ella Haines, E. H. Meservey, J. H. McElhnney, ry county, Oregon, on July 2, 1902, ty Gulch. tember, 1002. 40.00 15 Mrs. Kuby Wridgc, 16 There has been considerable dis J. T. BRIDGES, Register. E. R. Miller, M. W. Overton, all of Lib Haines was dowu a few days by George B. Miller, J. P., Mr. A. 16 W. H. Crook, 11 27.50 Wedderburn, Oregon. cussion up here of late ns to the J. T. BRIDGES, Register. B. Carey and Mrs. Lydea Hayes, 17 Joseph Merz, 45.00 ago in quest of some one to help har 18 19 47.50 vest his hay crop. Lib informed | feasibility of trying to have a law T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,- ' T imbkb L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— 18 W. R. Miller, j both of Curry county. N utiub for P ublication . 110.00 your correspondent that he had re enacted by the next legislature tax- 44 19 J. P. Russell, N otice for P ublication . Rev. W. Horsfall will hold ser- 20 Mrs. F. Farrier, 70.00 I - nn cently purchased three hundred !in« a11 male citiaens betwjeen a"d 28 6 15.00 n c r -o r more of State land in the 00 J’eaM 11 P*' head’ and 22 Raleigh Scott, United States Land Office, tb« the United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, June 13, 1902. 28 70.00 acres or more of State land in the same to the school fund, which 23 Wm.Tolinan, Roseburg, Oregon, June2U, 1WO2. Notice is hereby given, that in coui- vicinity of Eckley. This was a | 35.00 14 Notice is hereby given that in com- i hours. He will hold service at 24 John Fromm, witii the provisions of the act of 50.00 surorise to the Eckley settlers, as would make a difference of several pliance 20 25 Bert Snodgrass, JongresM of June's, 1878, entitled “Au plianee with the provisions of the act Co ' Gold Beach on Friday July 11. 72.50 W. J. Holmes had given out some-; thousand dollars for educational act tor the sale of timber lands in the j of Congress of Jane 3, 1878, entitled An 29 26 Mrs. R. Marsh, . . T H E “ P IO N E E R ” 50.00 time ago that he had purchased the PurPoSes’ but wl‘eth«r a ‘" aJ»r>tY States of California, Oregon, Nevada, act for the sale of timber lands in the J. M. Horton, Principal of the .27 Mrs. Jennie Peirce 20 und Washington Territory,” asextend- States of California, Oregon, Nevada, in M question. A w.aaawa timber w cruiser Del Norte county " High School, and I to ull the hublic Land states by act and Washington territory, us extended KT‘2 îl? 1 ß40 00 » land «•»**• ’•* fcswowawza«. ** . —•«»- i the Pe°Ple . would favor . t >l »’ • the J ed Cong reus of August. 4, 1892, Mr», i to all the Public Land States by act of W A T C H M A K E R . Mr. R .G . Reynolds, agents for the Disi. !2 4000 gave Lib the tip that the land still » ^ t Question. I t is to be hoped of Miranda M - Hoxwurth, of Hare, conn- August 4, 1892, W llliiun H. Croua, of ■ A C . . 1 ___ 1 T 1 ___ . m i » l law-makers u u '. i n u iz n r s w i l l see t fit it t to u our will enact ty of Curry state of Oregon, has this Port Orford, county of Curry, State of Penn. Mutual Life Insurance Co., belonged to the state, and Lib lost | filed in this office his sworn state- Oleg, n, lias tins day tiled in this office $1680.00 no time in forwardiug the money the same. Then inaugurate the in day I have a stock of Jewelry, which I were doing business in Port Orford meat no . 2719 for the purchase of the Ids s« orn statement no . 2819 for the .«•ill add to, as the demand will warrant, i durin„ , h„ we„u itiative and referendum, und let the NJ of NJ of section no . 17, in Township purchase of the wj of ■ w}, NEj of S w j, Prices of work and goods in keeping i a u»Dio the week. »21.09 for the same. people decide whether they wish No. 31 south, of range no . 13 west, and and Nw>4 of SEJ of section no . 10, ill •with the times. Watches from a dis- [ . , Tjoover Qf n a;rvville uass- Harry Guerin was down and will offer proof to show that the land Township no . .,5 south, range No. .3 tance can be safelv sent by registered ! J ack noover, ot vairyvnie p.t This apportionment has been sougiit Is more valuable for its timlier west, and will oner proof to show that mowed Mr. Avery’s hay a few such a law enacted or not. mall. I will return them C. O. D. to ed down the coast yesterday on a laud sought is more valuable for its made on last year’s enumeration. Edward Roland and wife, of Cal or stone than for agricultural purposes, the your postmaster, days ago. A. E. Hawson is assist cau vassitig tour. He has the agen- to establish his claim to said laud timber or stone than for ugrieultural Each district has now received »4 ifornia, are visiting relatives at and before the Register und Receiver of this purposes, and to establish his claim to 1 cy for a couple of books, some med- to the scholar from the »2,709.79 as ing Fred to take care of his hay. ’ Term» Ca»h. land Itefore J. Huntley, United Myrtle Point and Eckley. Mrs. office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Mon said States Commissioner for Oregon, at Schiller Hermann, Representa ------ ! icine, and will lake orders for any per Treasuier’s exhibit of funds on day, tlie 6th day of October, 1902. Roland was formerly Miss Susie He names as witnesses: Joseph Gold Beach, at his offee at Gold Beach, tive elect from Coos county, was at thing you want. N O T IC E . first Monday of April, 1902. Ourbutt, W. H. Kogers, both of Hare, Curry county, Oregon, on Saturday, McG raw. Eckley last week, on a business and Oregon, E. N. Smith, ol Myrtle Point, the 6th day of September, 1992. Notice is hereby given to all whom it Luther Williams, whose mail con- Yours Truly, He names as witnesses: Oregon, Jam es Garbutt, ol Remote Or recreation trip. While perambul Lost—On July 1, 1902, between Ereil Stewart, Elviu Miller, Thomas may concern, not to enter upon or tres- tract between Gold Beach and Cor- W. S. G uerin . egon . ating around through the woods a J. Cook, iValter Miller, all ol Wedder Any and all persons claiming ad C .in g ” ? « ¡ S V t W ' “ » - w “ J " " ' 30- H unter’s Creek and Bagnell Ferry, burn, Curry county, Oregon. versely tlie als.ve descril>ed lands are few days ago he espied a couple of a light colored overcoat. In one of requested to file their claims in this o f-! Any and all persons claim ing ad- Mr. Stearns, President of the Pa wise, upon the premises of Laura M. from Wedderburn with his family claiming ............ . versely the above-deserilasl lands are • ‘ on or ■ - fawns a week or ten days old. Now, the pockets was a box of’ salve, ficé before said 6th day of . .. Octo last Sunday. T h ey h a .e ..tu r n e d cific Furniture & Lumber Co., and requested to file their claims in tliis of ber, 1992. fice on or liefore said 6tli day of Sep Mr. Berner, a member of the same quoth our future congressman, 1, rank poison. T he finder will con berger, leased by the undersigned. Any to their former hom e in Coos, J. T. BRIDGES, Register. person or persons so entering upon said tember, 1992. company, arrived from Los Angeles will capture those little beauties, for jer a favttr by sending same to A J. T. BRIDGES, Register. premises without iny consent will be John Jensen, of Wedderburn, ac last week, and have been making I a «printer from away hack, as B. Carey, Port Orford, Oregon. extent of the law. prosecuted to the full T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 181 I G. J. HEIBERGER. companied by his daughter, Miss an investigation of their timber and the race fu, ’ #t I Mr Z. T< Fincb, a weallhy farm T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878— N oti « e for P ublication . Mabel, made Dairyville a visit last N otice for P ubi ication . interests in this county. , er at Smith River, says: “1 have T respass N otice. weea, and while there sold his in*lLng We understand that they are well tests. Thinking to /righ»en the one eye for three Uniteli States Land Office, United States l-and Office, blacksmith shop and building at pleased with the outlook, and that spotted beauties would make their year8i hut the specialist has restor- Roseburg, Oregon, June 13, 1902. Roseburg, Oregon’ June 23. 1902. Notice is hereby given to all persons Notice is hereby given, that in eoin- Notice is tiereby given that In eom- whom it may concern, not to enter up that place to J. W. Bowman. thereare favorable prospects for capture more easy he emitted a ed my sight.” Mr. W. C. Nether- liaVe plianee with the provisions of tlie ai t plianee w Ith the provisions of the act on or trespass upon the premises of the “I «an the inauguration of other important mighty whoop, and the race was ton, ot Smith It.ver says: of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled Congressof J im e3 ,1878,entitled “ An C. W. Cross, a prominent undersigned, for the purpose of hunt ing, or fishing with hook and line, spear, Francisco attorney, spent a few miijing enterprises, at Elk River on. Over logs and across gullies been treated one month and See *** “ An act fur the sulo of timber lands In art (or the sale of timlier lands in the »1.0 r o i r a . i » , ) n n d t h e n n r a i i e r went good now as I could 20 years ago. tlie Htutes of California, Oregon, Neva-! states of California, Oregon, Nevada, or otherwise. Said premises are sltua- , - - the pursued and t i , pursuer went, ^ r8 A Ulrich, of Smith River,; da, and Washington Territory,” aa ex- al„| Washington Territory,” as extend ted in Sixes precinct, Currv county, Or- d ays in Port Orford, looking alter anj elsewhere, until finally it looked ‘ ‘L L . . . to all the . .. ... «_ Public Land States ,... by e(| p, ,,|| the Public Land States by act as though 8ay8: ..j i)aye muttered with head- tended egon, and .lescribed as follows : The bU8i ne8s interests o f th e Craw- act of August 4, 1892, Mrs. Evelyn L. August 4, 1892, Hurt S. Swengel, of E k o fS W J a n d W S E L section 6. their capture was sure, Making a acbe for 10 years, hut since the Gei- Wiswell, of Hare, eounty of Curry, ( |rui,d Fork«, State of North Dakota, Tp. 32 S., R 14 w. Any person »4» ford estste. wo understand that mighty spuit forward he reached man specialist has titled my eyes 1 State o, Oregon, lias tliis day filed in |,as this dav filed ill tliisoffitv his sworn trespassing for the purpose of hunting m ade 8orae 8Hleg o f land while fishing or otherwise, will be prosecuted i . xt n Write to th is office liis sworn statement no . statement No. 2800, (or the purchase of for the fawn’s tail, when lo, the tin have had no headaches.” . . . 2711, for the pureliHsc of the SWJ N Wi, tlie SEJ n EJ, E tj, Sl'.J section 19, xEl to the full extent of the law. here, to Mr. McKenzie and to N. C If you knew how SCOTT’S forseen hannened— hie toe caught ,l“;8e |,eO|’le U°d h"d ° Ul " hl‘l >OUr N'i SW |, NWJ SE1 of section n o . 8, m SKJ of section n o . 30. I o Township no . forseen happened hit toe caught nejghbor8 S;l>, abolll U8. r ,lt. speu. No camping allowed on the premises, Xielsen. EMULSION would build you Township NO. 31 south, of range no . 13 j 31 south, range No 13 we-t, and will of- and people passing through are warn in a vine maple ana he turned at jg||g^ have been at Port Orford two west, ami will offer proof to snow thut ,er proof to show that the land sougiit ed to close the gates. We were a little premature in up, increise your weight, least three summersaults in the air, days, and will return the end of the land sought 11 more valuable for Its 1 („ mure vuluable for Its timlier or stone 8. P. PEIRCE. , , strengthen your weak throat __________________ _____ _ ___our remarks regarding the newly timlier or stone than for agricultural than for agricultural purposes, a u d io alighting in a sitting position. the month. Consultation free. purposes, and to establish iiis claim to \ establish his claim to said land before and lungs and put you in con* NOTICE. elected county officials qualifying said land, before the Register aud Re g. A. Dodge, U. 8. Commissioner for When the dust settled the fawni _____ last week. The county court met T imber M en — l a m piepurcd to ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Ore- Uregon, at Myrtlu Point. Dragon, on dition for next winter, you had disappeared. Mr. Hermann’s furnish B lue i ’l in is on short no- «on, on Monday, the Oth day of Octo- Saturiiav, the 6th day of September, Notice is hereby given to all whom it ¡n regular session last week, but the would begin to take it now. .. ... 1 i„ her, 1902. She names as w itnesses: itiirj lie nuuies as witnesses: companion, who had been an in . may concern, not to enter upon or , Send f o r fr e e sample, and try It. lice of any township recorded in j „ onrbutt, W. H. Rog. is, both William H Rogers. Joseph H. Gar trespass in any manner upon the land new officials did not enter upon the 8 C O T T * B O W N E . C b am la ta , terested spectator of the race and th«-. I . S. Land Office at R oseb u ig, o( Hure, Oregon, E. N Smith, of Myr both of Hare, O l e g , n, Timinas D. _ 409413 Pearl Street, N e w Y o rk. of the undersigned, situated in Curry discharge of their duties until Mon- 30c and St .00; a ll drnggiata. involuntary accrobatic feat, arrived Oregon; price 50 cents each. Your tie Point, Oregon, James Garbutt, of i (tuerlti, E. N. Smith, Loth of Myitlo Couuty, Or., for the purpose of hunting , { with guns or otherwise. Any person or a a i 01 1,118 " eeK’ Oregon. Point, Oregon. . . on tbe scene. “Schiller,” quoth he, business before the land office rolic- Remote, Any and all persons claiming ad- Any and alliiersonsolaiiuingadtersi - persons so entering upon said premiaes ited. T. T. P arker , Attorney at versely the nliove described lands are |y the ubove-described lauds are re» Stop* tbe Cough “it is mighty lucky for you that without our consent will be prosecuted TO CUBE A COLD IS ONE DAY law, Roseburg, Oregon. requested to file their claims in this of- buested to file their claims in this of» and Works off the Cold. to the full extent of the law. Aake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, you had no tail, for it would have flee on or liefore said 6th day ol Octo- flee on or hefort said 6th day of Sep, J. E. HAWKINS, Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure all druggists refund tbe money if It been stove clear up.” Returning (lew Ar» Tear lila«»»« » her, PMW. »«mb r, 1902. GEO. BKLLOftl, D r n«bb»' S is in s a . P U I» rs r» » Il «Id w 1U4. S » w No Cure, no Pay. a cold in one day. fails to cure. E. W . Grove’s signature J. T. BRIDGES, Register. , J, T. BRIDGES, Register, E. B. THRIFT, t i t Irse ASS Si»» h us a rw e S rC e . I t i n s e or M. I to Uncle Joe Haines’, Schiller re ! ig oxi box. 26c, THE S TK J Town and County. Impaired Digestion ARCATA, W . D O Y I^ E & C O .. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, IIA R D W A R E , H. N E E L Y , Port Orford, Oregon. u pd DON’T W AIT. W. S. MARSHA’.L. I’riee 25 cents.
