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O R F O R D ,
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1908.
of the port of Boston.
Contrary to popular impression,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 18.8,
“717
,
J. H U N TLEY ,
the bell did not ring nt Philadel­
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I
D epartm ent of the Interior,
N otice for P ublication .
T
1 Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon,
phia on July 4 ,177b, niter the pass­
A ttorn ey & Counselor at Law
U nited States Land Office,
■
July «1, 11*12.
U nited States L an d Office.
age
of the Declaration of Independ­
R
oseburg,
Oregon,
Ju
n
e
3,
1002.
N
oticeis
hereby
given
th
a
tth
e
follow-
U n ited States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon Ju n e 30, 1902.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
given th u t in c o m -, ¡ug-named settler has filed notice of his
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju n e 30, 190?.
ence. Ita service to American in ­
*yi-
-
,
Notice is hereby given th a t in com . Notice is
... hereby
tliiTprovisions of the j*,:t ¡m gntjoj, to m ake final proof in sup-
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­ pliunce with the provisions of the. act i t .
in the fall of 1848. Since then I
dependence was thut it called the
pliance with the provisions of the act o f Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled f Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled 1 rt ()[ | j s e| ajuli and that said p r o f
have t»l,en it every spring aa a
G old B bacii
:
:
O kkoon .
A
11
act
for
tlie
sale of tim ber lands in ! wjll
ulatle
J. Huntley, U. 8.
of Cougress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
colonists to a public meeting at the
b
lo
o
d
-
p
u
r
i
f
y
i
n
g
and
nerve-
An act for th e sale of tim ber lands in tlie sta te s of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva- 1 Commissioner, a t Gold Beach,' Oregon,
‘ An a i t for th e sale of tim ber lands in ,
of C alifornia,O regon, Neva-
atrenathening m edicine.”
statehouse on July 8 ,1776,nt which
la,
and
W
ashington
T
erritory,”
as
ex-
ou
.Septem
ber
20,
1902,
viz:
•
"S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kana.
tl.e States of C alifornia, Oregon, N e ia - ,
and W asllington T errito ry ,” as ex-
to all the Public Land States by
J ( j ||u
E lIJf|c m a .« . J r„
the Declaratiou of Indcpendense
Will Practice in all tl«e Courts of this da, und W ashington Territory, as ex- teU(k>(1 to all t | le Public L an d State» by a tended
c t of A ugust 4,1892, Dietrich Quellen
tended to all the Public Land sta te s by
A ugust 4, 1892, C harles E. Hus
State.
was first proclaimed.
»te Ou Homestead E ntry No. 8988, for the
If you feel run down,
act of A ugust 4,1892, Ilion W. L
I a Shier, ton, of W edderburn, county of Curry, of W edderburn, county of Cui rv, Stab I S'. SW} section 26, NE} NW’}, section
of O regon, has this day Hied in this
Pul,lie Land Cases a Specialty.
If the Liberty bell goes to St.
of
edderburn,
county
- W
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.
,u.rrVi
^ ^ of ¡ S C u U ri U ^ r ’OrHfnHiJuwthls day filed in
' 35, Tp. 35, SR 43 west.
are easily tired, if your
of Oregon, h as th is day hied in th is ol- thirf offjce
SWorn statem en t NO. office iiis sworn statem ent No. 2666, for
He names tlie following witnesses to
Louis
it will be the sixth journey
the
purchase
of
the
Si
SEJ,
NR}
SR},
lice his »worn statem ent so. 284,, for ¡¿848, for the purchase oi the bWJ o f
nerves are weak and your
in j prove liis continuous residence upon
J. II. UPTON,
which the bell has taken. Tho
tlie purchase of the S. of NE}, section gei.ti()n so 4
Township so. 36 south, and SE} of NE} of section so. 25, 14
|
and
cultivation
of
said
land,
v
iz:
blood is thin, then begin
G, S j NWJ of geetion so. 4, in Town- ran „ e s u . 13 west, and will offer proof T ow nship NO. 34 south, range so. th a t I Frank Lowery, John W oodworth,
Bell’s first journey was from Phila­
< j„ H . C O M M I S H l O N E l t , ship no . 36 south, range no . 1.4 west, 1 t „ 8j,„w th a t the ¡and sought is more west, and will offer proof to show
William R. Miller, Alexander H ustings,
to take the good old stand­
the
land
sought
is
mure
valuable
for
delphia
to Allentown in 1777 to
a n d will offer proof to show th a t the v(i]Ual,ie for its timlwr or stone than
all of W edderburn, Oregon.
ard f a m i l y m e d ic in e ,
land sought is more valuable for its f >r „ ^ ,.¡^ ,^ ,,^ 1 purposes, and to estub- its tim ber or stone than for a g ric u ltu r­
J . T. BRIDGES. Register.
notary public ,
save
it
from
falling into the hands
al
purposes,
and
to
establish
his
claim
tiuiber or stone th an for ag ricu ltu ral ,
ej uni to said land before J.
A yer’s Sarsaparilla.
said land before J. H untley, United
of th e British when the Americans
purposes, and to establish his claim to 1Il|ntlev> United S tates Commissioner, to
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
LANOLotN, C obbt Co., O hkgos .
said land before J . H untley, < C m .cd ¡or th e D istrict of Oregon, at Gold Beach .States Commissioner for the D istrict of
It’s a regular n e r v e
evacuated Philadelphia. The other
States Commissioner for the D istrict of tit ids office a t Gobi Bench, Curry coun O regon, nt Gold Bench, a t Ids o f f ic e at
Gold Bench, Curry county, Oregon, ou
lifter,
,a
p
e
r
fe
c
t
b
lo
o
d
D epartm ent or the Interior.
four journeys of the boll have been
Oregon,
u
t
Gold
Beach,
nt
his
office
ty,
Oregon,
on
Saturday,
tlie
13th
day
D ealer in Town Ix»ts, an.l Im proved
Wednesday, the 5th day of November,
Iauid office at Roseburg, Oregon,
a t Gold Beach, C urry county, Oregon, of Septem ber, 1902.
to
American expositions. To New
builder.
u j »< muc . aiui » h i « u .
Ju
ly
21,1902.
1902.
T
,
v
and W ild Lands.
on Saturday, the 13th day of Septem ber,
He names us witnesse: W illiam R.
H e names as w itnesses: .lames V\ .
N otice is hereby given th a tth e follow­
Orleans, on the east bank of the
1902. H e nam es as witnesses :
M
iller,
Clarence
Miller,
Ilion
W.
L
a
▲sk
your
doctor
what
he
think*
of
Ayer’*
F ilin g s and Final Proofs Made on
W illiam It. Miller, Clarence Miller, Shier, E. 14. B urns, all of W edderburn, C utry, ‘ ieorge W. C urry, William Co?, ing-named settler lias filed notice of his
Mississippi river, in 1885: to Chica­
Otto Neumann, all of tt edderburn, intention to make final proof in support
Charles E. H uston, of W edderburn, Curry county, Oregon.
H om esteads and Pre-em ptions.
” wUl h*
CO.. Low.ll, K M . ,
of his claim, and that said proof will lie
county, Oregon.
go in 1893, at Atlanta in 1895, and
Curry county, Oregon, E . B. B u rn s, of
Any an d all pe sons claim ing ad- C urry
Any and all persons claim ing ad verse­ m ade before J. H untley, U. 8. Commis­
Gold Beach, Curry county, Oregon.
, verselv the above described Ian,Is are
to Charleston in 1901. In each
the above described lands are reques­ sioner, at Gold Beach, Oregon, oil Sep­
G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
Any and all persons, claim ing ad- reque^ted to tile th eir elaims iu this of- lv
case the hell was escorted by the
verselv the above described lauds arc lice oil or before said 13tli day of Sep ted to file their claims in this office on tem ber 20, 1902, v iz :
F
ar-F
aln
c<
I
Liberty
B
e
ll.
or before said 5th day of N ovem bel,
J o h n C . E i ig l e in a n , S r .,
requested to file th eir claims in tliia of­ tem b er, 1902.
mayor and a delegation from the
fice on or before said 13th day of Sep­
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Oil Homestead E ntry no . 8971, for the
L. A. ROBERTS,
J. T. BRIDG ES, R egister.
councils
of Philadelphia. It wae
tem ber, 1902.
j NJ SE}, SW} SEJ, section 26, NW} of
Managers of the Louisiana P u r­
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
A T T O R N E Y A T I-A W .
N EtJ Beetion 35, Tp. 36 8., R. 13 west.
welcomed
all along the route from
T
imber
L
ank
,
A
ct
J
tne
3
,
1878,
—
chase
exposition
are
anxious
to
have
T imber L and , A ut J i ni 3, 1878,—
He names the following witnesses to
j prove liis continuous residence upon the Liberty
N otice for P ublication .
bell brought to St. Philadelphia to the exposition city
M y r tle P o in t, O regon .
N otice for P ublication .
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and cultivation of said laud, v iz :
by watching thousands, bonfires
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,-
Unite 1 States L and Office,
| Frank Lowery, John Woodworth, Louis in-1904. Should Philadelphia
and
by torchlight demonstrations.
U
nited
S
tates
Land
Office,
Notice
for
Publication.
Roseburg, Oregon, Jtllv 18, 1902. W illiam R. Miller, A lexander Hastings, permit its removal onoe again from
Probate business a specialty.
R oseburg, Oregon, July 16,1902.
N otice is hereby given th a t in com-1 id io t W edderburn, Oregon,
I
t
was
watched day and night by a
Independence
hall
it
will
be
the
Notice is hereby given th at in compli­ pliunce
iance with
provisions of the a c t
J . T. B R ID G E S, Register.
U nited States Land Office,
with tile
the prov
cercinoaiaus guard during its exhi­
ance w ith tlie provisions of tho act of fit
first
visit
of
this
memento
of
Roseburg
O
regon,--------,
1902.
congress
of
Ju
n
e
3,
18/8,
entitled
J. M. UPTON,
Notice is hereby given th at in com­ C ougress of Ju n e 3, 1378, e n title d ‘‘An ••An net for tin- sale of tim b e r lands in
NOTICE.
American independence to the ter­ bition.
fo r tlie sale of tim ber lauds ill the tlie States of California, Oregon, N eva­
Attorney aud Counselor at Law, pliance witli the provisions of th e act of act.
States
of
California,
Orfigoii,
Nevada,
D y n a m ite C ru iser F iasco.
ritory
west of the Mississippi river.
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An
da and Washington T erritory,” us ex­
c t for Hie sale of tim ber lands in tho and W ashington l’crrito iy ,” as extend­ tended to all the Public Land States by
The
great
bell
is
perhapps
the
All
persons
are
hereby
w
arned
not
to
H A N D O N , O R E G O N - a States
of California, Oregon, N evada, ed to all th e Public Lund States by act act of August 4, 1892, J u lia V. Sm ith, of
u|xin tlie lands of the under­
The announcement from W ash­
and ill Washington T errito ry ,” as ex­ of A ugust 4, 1892, Jam es ilan sk u tt, of Stocktou, countvoi Sau Joaquin,S tate of trespass
signed situate iu Gurry County, by d e­ most revered and the best adapted
tended to all the Public L aud States by Armour, eouuty of Douglas, State of California,has th is day tiled in thisoffice positing m aterial of any kiud thereon, for public worship nf all the me­ ington th a t the Secretary of the
Office u p sta irs , in Eldorado Building a c to f August4> 1892, Milfoil H. Reuse,of South Dakota, has this day filed ill this h er sworn statem ent no . 2999, for the
or to use any p a rt of tlie said land for mentoes of the stirring days of 1776 Navy is likey soon to order the dis­
A reata, county of H um boldt, S tate of office his sworn statem ent no . 2982, for purchase oi the Slg SE} section 1, anil business purposes.
California, has this day filed in thisoffice the purchuse of the N \V| of section no . KJ of NE} of section no
12, in
Any person so trespassing will be The original draft of the Declaration mantling of the once famous dyna­
G EO RG E M- BROWN,
ra n g e prosecuted to tlie full e x te u t of the law.
his sworn statem en t N o .----- , fur the 9, in Township no . 36 south, ran g no . Township no . 35 south,
of Independence is too small, too mite cruiser “ Vesuvius” will cause
and will offer proof
purchase of the NE} of NW}, and \\ l.j 13 west, and will offer proof to show no . 14 west,
------
R. D. HUM E.
of NW }, section 2, and SEJ of NE} th at the land so u g h t is more valuable to show th a t tlie land sought is more
valuable and too destructible; the no surprise to students of naval
W eilderburu, Or., Aug. 17, 1899.
A T T O R N E Y a t la. A W
for
its
tim
b
er
or
stone
than
for
ag
ricu
l­
valuable for its tim ber or stone than
of section No. 3, in Township No. 35
Referring to tho above Notice, the state house at Philadelphia—“ the matters who have kept in touch with
south, range 13 west, and will offer proof tu ra l purposes, an d to establish hi»- for agricultural purposes, and to estab-
subscriber would also
,
o notify the public, « cradle of liberty’’—is too large and the latest history of the much-vaunt-
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
to show th a t tlie land sought is more claim to said land before the R egister lish hirt claim to said laml before J . . -------—---
and Receiver of this effigy
valuable for its tim b er o r stone than for ---
- at Roseburg, H untley, U nited States com m issioner Hint he is prepared to furnish w liartlng
facilities
on
either
side
of Roj-ue River immovable; the chair and the table ed “dynam ite” gun. I t was a time
agricultural purposes, and to establish ; O regon, on 1‘ rn lay , the 21st day ot N o ­ for th e distrlet of Oregon, at his office
bis claim to said land before J. H u n t- vcuiber, 1902 lie nam esas wl Iiesses a t Gold B each, Curry county, Oregon, fronting tlie lauds uwued by him , a t the which figured in the signing of the ‘ when the pneumatic guns of Zalin-
JO S E P H H A R E,
ley, U nited S tates com m issioner forOr-
E,lw ■“ * • " •‘user, John H. Nliiotih l on W ednesday, the6th day of November, sam e rates of wharfage a s are ohurged
lor like accommodations a t th e wharf Declaraliun of Independence are too i 8ky for throwing guncotton in large
ego’ll, a t Gold Beach, a t ids office at both of A rm our South Dakota, Charles 1902. She names as witnesses ;
Beach, Curry county, Oregon, on E. H uston, \\ llliaui R Miller,
“
Fred I). Stew art, W. K. Burrow, H. a t Port Orford,‘ C urry C ounty, Oregon, commonplace to meet the popular quantities were at the very height of
N otary P u b lic & C onveyancer Gold
S aturday, the 8th day of November, W edderaurn, O regon. Any and all T . Stew art, A. H . Moore, all of O phir, all report» to tlie contrary notw ith­
standing.
B. D. H U M E.
1902. lie nam es as w itnesses:
| persons cla im in g adversely the above Currv county, Oregon.
idea of what a great memento should their prem ature reputation, th a t
F . D. Stewart, of O phir, Currv eoun- described lan d s are lequested to tile
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
L a NGT j O IS, OREGON.
be. The bell fills every want. It Congress, in spite of the reccoui-
or
before
Thom as Carey, E d. M urs- th eir claim s in t h i s office on
N O T IC E .
versely th e above-described lands are
ty . Oregon,
.
is heavy—its weight is 2,080 pounds mendations of the naval experts to
requested to file th eir claim s iu this of-
ters, of P ort Orford, C urry county, Or said 21st day oi Novem ber, 1902.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
.......
...aiiisl
egon, W. W . Reuse, of A rcata, H um ­
ficé
on or
before said 5th day of No­
Notice is hereby given toall whom —yet not too heavy. It is suffi the contrary, ordered the construc­
b o ld t c o u n ty , C a lifo rn ia .
vember, 1902.
It may concern, not.to enter u|>on ciently destructible to warrant the tion of a fast cruiser which was to
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
W ALTER SE T T 0N ,
ly the above described lands are re ­ T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— -----------i .
□ iu 7 q lor trespass, in any manner, upon ceremonious guarding which it is be armed entfrely with pneumatic
quested to file th eir claim s in th is of­
I’ imbkr L and , A ct J une 3, 18/H, ;
|an j oj t |ie undersigned, situa-
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
N otice for P ublication .
receiving, and yet notsodestructihle dynamite guns. At the same time
fice on or before said 8th day of Nov-
N otice for P ublication .
led near Denmark, Cuiiy county,
I em ber, 1902.
Oregon, for the purpose ot hunting as to brohibit its public exhibiton. large appropriations were made far
U nited S tates Land Office,
P O U T O B F O R D - - OREGON i
J . T . BRIDGES, Register.
R o seb u rg , O re g o n ,----- 1962.
witli guns or dogs, or fishing. Also, A great bell—the- Liberty bell is the emplacement of batteries of the
United States Land Office,
Notice is hereby given th a t in com pli­
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju n e 13, 1902.
not to leave any gale open on going four feet in diameter at tlie lip and same type of gun at various com­
ance
witli
the
provisions
of
the
Act
of
DR. J- J. CALDWELL,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3 , 18 7 8 ,-
Notice is hereby given, th a t iu com­ through, or otherwise trespass in
three feet high—is an unusual sight. manding positions on the United
C
ongress
of
J
u
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
"An
pliance witli tlie provisions of tlie actof
N otice for P ublication .
»«»«I K u i g e o n , i
act for the sale of tim b e r lan d s in the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An any manner. Auy person or per­ Usually to see a big bell one must States seabord, such as Sandy ffook,
States of C alifornia, O regon, Nevadu, a c t for tlie sale of tim ber lands in the sons so entering upon said premises
United States Land Office,
and W ash in g to n T e rrito ry ,” Robert sta te s of California, Oregon, Nevada, without my consent will be prose­ climb a ladder to a dusty cobwehbed the entrance to San Francisco har­
P O R T O B F O I tD ,
OREGON.
R oseburg, Oregon, July 30, 1902.
M arrisou. of Ardoch, county of W alsh, and W ashington TclTitorv,” ('•»extend­
belfry, where the light enters bor and the entrance to the Sound.
Notice is hereby given that in com ­ State oi North D akota, h as this day- ed to all tl e Public Land states by act cuted to the full extent of tlie law.
HAltHY WILSON.
awesomely betwuu slanted louvre If, as is likely, thedynam ite guns of
D iaeaies of L adies aod Children a Spec­ pliance with the provisions of the act filed in th is office his sw orn statem ent of Congress of A u g u st 4, 1892, Mrs.
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1378, entitled no . 2942, Jor the purchuse of the KJ M iranda M. Hoxwortti, of Hure, coun­
the "Vesuvius” and the costly, com­
boards.
“ An act for th e sale of tim ber lands in NW}, L ots 2 a n d 3, of section no . 18, in ty of C urry state of Oregon, baa tliis
ia lty -
T re sp a ss Notice.
A psychic influence is in the plicated apparatus for working them
th e States of California, Oregon, Neva- T ow nship no . 31 south, ran g e no . 13 tiay filed in this office Ins sworn state­
,la. ami W ashington T erritory,” a s ex-1 West, and will offer proof to show th at m ent no . 2710 for th e purchase of th e
Notice is hereby given to all whom it prophetic inscription of -the bell, are removed from that vessel and
J . W . STRANGE,
tended to all th e Public Land States the lan d so u g h t ism o re v a lu n b le io rits NJ of NJ of section Mo. 17, iu Township
by a c t of August 4, 1892, Mary E. tim b er o r stone th a n for ag ricu ltu ral no . 31 south, of range no . 13 west, and tnay concern not to enter upon or tres­ »‘proclaim liberty throughout all sold for old Junk, there will bo a
Coy, of Corbin, county of C urry, j purposes, and to estab lish bis eliihn to «ill offer proof to slmw th a t tlie land pass in any m an n er upon tlie land of the land unto all the inhabitants precedent for such action in the re­
ü E T V T IS T .
State of Oregon, lias tliis day filed in aaj(t b(nd before th e R egister and Re- sought is more valuable for its tim ber the undersigned, situated iu C urry
th is office h ersw o rn statem ent No. 3074 m iv e ro f this office u t-R o seb u rg , Ore- or stone than for agricultural purposes, county Oregon, for the purpose of thereof”—Leviticus xxv, 10—cast cent fate of the dynamite guns at
fur th e purchase of the EJSW ’i , NW} gon, ou T h u rsd ay , th e 13th day of No- and to establish liis claim to said Lind hunting witli guns or dogs, or o th er­ on it a quarter of a century before it Sandy Hook which, costing origin­
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . H V.ii and SW*4 NE} of section vein her, 1902. He n am es as w itn esses:
before tlie Register and Receiver of tills wise trespass in any m anner. Any
No. 1, in Township No. 35 South, Range , W illiam H. Rogers, of H are, Oregon, office at Roseburg, Oregon, on M on­ person or persons so entering upon said accomplished its epochal task of ally hundreds of thousands of doll­
premises w ithout mv consent will be
No. 14 west, and will offer proof to show Ja n ie s (ia rb u tt, of Remote, Oregon, day, tlie 6th day otJDctoher, 1902.
calling the colonists to the first ars, were sold for the paltry sum of
»Will v iist C urry County sem i-annually. th a t the land sought is more valuable P eter M arrison, of Ardoch, North Da­
lie nam es us w itnesses: Joseph prosecuted to the lull ex teu t of the
public reading of the Declaration of ♦20,000. Those who were responsi­
tor its tim b er or stone than for agricul- ' kota, K. N. S m ith, of M yrtle Point, Ore- G arbutt, W. H. Rogers, both of Hure,
MRS. MARY A. COLEBROOK.
tu rul purposes, and to establish her gon.
Oregon, E. N. Kmitii, of Myrtle P o in t,
Indepcndecce six-score and six ble for the construction of the “ Ve­
P . d. U N D BERG ,
¡claim to said land before .1. H untley, i Any an d all persons claim iu g nd- Oregon, Jam es G arbutt, ot Remote O r­
N O T IC E .
years ago. There is gratification to suvius,” and who still have faith in
! U nited States Commissioner for Ore- j versely the above-described lan d s are egon.
, «e..
,
' gon, a t Gold Beach, at liis office u t Gold requested to file th e ir claim s in th is of
Any and -«ll persons claiming a d ­
the morbid and a sentimental hint the annihilating powers of the dyn­
..........:-i
.i. day of Nov­ versely tlie above described lands are
■' on or before
U N D E R T A K E R . j Beach, C urry county, Oregon, on M o n -1 fice
said ,»
13th
All persons a re hereby warned not to
day, th e 3d d ay of November, 1902.
em ber, 1902.
I requested to file th e ir claims in tliis oi­ trespass upon th e hinds of tlie under­ at the mutability of things in the- amite gun, cannot complain th at
J. T. B R ID G E S, R egister. I lice on or liefore said 6th day of Octo- signed, situ ate tn Hixes River P recinct, crack which lias parted the sounding their theories have not received
I She names us w itnesses:
A ('em p iete L ine o f C ask ets, Coffins i W . E. Tompkins, A. H . Moore, II. T.
Curry county, Oregon, fur tlie purpose
------' lier, 1902.
of lim iting witli guns or dugs, or fish­ lip of the Liberty bell and silenced every encouragement to demon­
S
tew
art,
of
O
phir,
C
urrv
county,
Ore­
g _
J . T . BRIDGES, Register.
an d T r iu iiiiin g s.
gon, M. M. Miller, of Corbin, C u rry , T imbeii L and , A ct J une 3, 18'
ing. Also not to leave any gate open it forever.
strate their practical value. The
1878,—
N otice for P ublication .
Tisiui-jt L ank , A ct J une 3,
¡co u n tv , Oregon.
on going through, or otherwise trespass
Orders takes for Tombstones and
Persons who do not know or care “ Vesuvius” was sent to Santiago
Any and*nil personselaiinlngadverse-
iu iiuy m anner.
N
otice
fob
P
ublication
.
I’n itc d S tate» L a n d Offleo*
Any person so trespassing will be to know th at the bell did not ring for the avowed purpose of blowing
lv tlie above-described lands are re-
Cemetery Railing.
K u»i;burx. O reg o n , A u g u st 15, 1902.
'-luesled to file their claim
s in
thisoffice
prosecuted to tlie full extent of the law.
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,
N
o
tic
e
¡»
b y g iv e n t h a t in e o in p lia n c e
P O R T O R F O R D , O R E G O N . * on or before said 3d day of November, with tlie p ro h e v re
U n ite d R tste» L e n d Office
in American Independence July 4 the Santiago forts into submission^
MRS. RACHAEL AYERH.
isio n « o f th e a c t o f Congrc»» oi
R o seb u rg , O reg o n , J u ly 1». I » 12
J u n e 3,
e n title d “ An a c t fo r th e > aieo f tim ­
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Notice Is hereby g iv en ib a i in c o in p li-
1770, but only iis public pro hut ulthough she threw a few tons,
b e r la n d » in th e S ta te s of C a lifo rn ia , O reg o n , Ne­
NOTICE.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
v ad a , a n d W a sh in g to n T e r r ito r y ,’’» » e x te n d e d to w iri- w ith Hie p ro v is io n s o i th e a c t of < u n g r o s
MRS. E. W. JE N SE N ,
clainutiou four days later, ask w ith more or less, of guncotton upon the
a ll th e p u b lic la n d S ta te s by a c t of A u g u st 4, oi J u n e 3 . 1S7K, e n title d "A n n e t lo r th e wile of
1892, E<f»om M. K ease, of A sh la n d , c o u n ty of tim b e r la n d s in th e S tn te s o i I n lilo rn ln , O regon,
N e v .d n , am i W a -h lu g to li T e r tllo r y . • a - e x te li
Notice is hereby given to all whom it surpassing interest how the bell Cuban coast, it has yet to be proved
J a c k -on, S ta te of O reg o n , iihm th i* d a y filed in ■
F IN E M ILLINERY.
th ia ofliee h ia « w o rn s ta te m e n t No 3211 for th e l. d Io a f f l h e P u b lli L and S la te s by a c t o lA lig - may concern, not to enter upon or tre s­
u - t t 1S9J. Eva A. f la il, n( ( is p il lle l tty , c o u n ty
came by the crack and are dis- that any material damage was done
p u r c h a s e of th e N o rth H alf of N o rth w est q u a r- I <,1
l oos, S la t- o l O regon, h as th ia d ay riled 111 pass in anv nninner upon the lands of
Timber Laud, Act June 3, 18711,
ie r , S o u th -E a st q u a r t e r o f N o rth -w e st q u a r te r ,
Spanish fortfioation. It is to
th i s office In r sw o rn -ta le in e n t No A»r-. fo r th® the unders'igiied, situ ate in Curry Co., appointed to learn th at it came not I l()
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A com plete linb of L adles and C hil­
Notice for Publication.
of a e e tio n No. 3, in T o w n s h ip No. 35 » o u th , ra n g e I p u n b ase of th e N o rth W est iju w rter of se c tio n Oregon, for the purpose of lim iting,
iu fire or battle, but from tho impact
|10IBJd th at in the dismantling of
•iu 15 III T o w n sh ip m j . 3o s o u th , ol ra n g e s o . 13
N o . 13 w est, a n d w ill o ffer p ro o f to sh o w t h a t w
fishing
or
otherwise.
Any
person
or
d r e n ’s Trim m ed H ats.
est a n d w ill o lltl p ro o f to sh o w Hint th e la n d
th e la n d » o u g h t is m o re val'.p «1e for it» tim b e r
U nited States Land Office.
is in o r • v a h ie h h lo r its tim b e r o r »ton« persons go entering upon said premises of its olt u clapper on July 8, 1833, ,hig veMel, wa shall hear the last of
o r s to n e t h a n fo r a g r i c u lt u r a l p u rp o ses, a n d to I nntlirht
Ready te Wear H ats and Sailors con­
a n for a g ro u ltu r a l p u rp o ses, a n d to e a t.h lis h w ithout our consent will tie subject to
Roseburg, Oregon, A ugust 4, 1902.
e s ta b lis h Ilia elrtlm to »aid la n d b eio re J . H u n t- th
h e r c la im to sa id la u d b eio re J. H u n tle y , I .
while tolling the funeral of John
¡|| aj vised exploitations of a
stantly on hand.
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Notice is hereby given th at in c a n
prosecution.
o t O reg o n , a t O d d B ea ch , a t hi» office a t G old i 3 ( o m m isi'io n e r fo r th e d is tr i c t of O reg o n , H
K IRSTEN JKNSEN,
b is offiiffi at O old B each , l u rry c o u u ly .
Marshall.
!
costly
fad.
H ats trim m ed to order on short n otice. plianee with tlie provisions of the act B e a c h , C u rry c o u n ty , O reg o n , o n M o n d a y ,eth e * a O t reg
o n , o n W e d n esd a y th e Dili d a y N ovem -
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, en title ! lo th d a y o f N o v e m b e r, 19 d 2
E. \V. JEN SEN .
Briefly, the history of the bell Ml
l>r2. She name» a» witnesses:
P o r t O rford, O regon .
j “ An a c t for the sale of tim ber lands in , li e n a m e s a» w itn e s s e s : J o h n v n ic a n , Ed. • 1 bur
who is touring Kansas
H a rd y T. S te w a rt, of Ophir, ' nrrv
arster« . of P o rt O rfo rd , f u r r y c o u n ty ,O re g o n , O regon,
i th e states of C alifornia, Oregon, N eva-1 M
T h o m as J . C ook, a l te r M iller, E l\» n
ibis: Cast in London in 17J2 after;
NO1 ICE.
F. D. S te w a rt, o f O p h ir, C u rry c o u n ty , O reg o n ,
„
..
,v
,
'
asking
for
money
to erect a tomb-
i da. and in W ashington T errito ry ,” as M. H. R euse, of A re a ta , H u m b o ld t c o u n ty , C a li­ M il»er, a ll of W e d d e rb u rn , 1 u rry c o u n ty
the model ot lhe"G reallo.n ol West- j
q(
wlfo
E. W . JENSEN,
extended to all the Public Lund States, , fo rn ia .
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,
..
° A ny a n d »11 p e r w n s c la im in g
d a il p e rs o n s c la im in g a d v e rs e ly th e « b o v e ^ to e e rib e d l» n d » « re r «g,ii. »ted.to tile t.ie f r
Notice is hereby given to all whom It minister,” inscribed as now under I
1 by act of August 4, 1892, Otto N eum ann, I a b A o v n a f -d a n e acrib
ed
la
n
d
s
a
r
e
re
q
u
e
ste
d
to
file
t
h
e
ir
V H O T O G H -A A ’H IÛ K .
of W edderburn, County of Curry, (■lain)» in th is office o n o r b eio re th e »aid lu tli c la im s In th is offee o n o r b eio re mud a tn u « j oi may concern, not to en ter upon or tres the diiection of the assembly ul the has collected enough to start A
K o v e m te r . IW L
y ? B R If)0 E a ,
i p a ii upon the proni is* s of th e u n d e r-
State of Oregon, has this duv filed in d a y o f N o v e m b e r, 19051.
, „
,
i
«-„I factory, and is not yet weary of
TiMHF.it L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,
N otice for P ublication .
*
W E N E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R
this office bis sworn statem ent No.U124,
P ortraits, V iew s and E nlargem ents. for the purchase of KJ of SE} section
21, N*i NE} section 25, in Township 34
P icture Fram ing.
agent
; 34 south, range No. 14 west, and will
! offer proof to show th a t tlie land sought
is more valuable for its tim ber or stone
than tor agricultural purposes, am i to
j establish his claim to sniff land before
I J H untley, U . 8. comm issioner, for
T imber L ank , A ct J unk 3,1878,—
N otice for P ublication .
NOTICE FOR P l BLICA 1 ION.
J . T. BRIDGES, R e g iste r.
Half- Sick
signed, situateli on Elk River, Curry
NOTIC-'E
U
d 8 !» te » Is o ld O ffice,
Notice is h ereby given to all whom it |
'-“ n ite
Ko7«bG'rg,'m®»o.:,
July w, f«« I , to tlie full
may concern, not to cuter upon <»r i r t a -
N o tlc e ig h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t in c o m ^ H a n e e
; paf«s in anv m anner upon tlie land d * i w ith th e p ro v U lo n » of th e n e t of i ongre»» of
tlie undersigned, situated ut th e mouth j j„ ne ». i»?»,
ftn J X r,* or«‘
el
I A Stow, Americans, recast it on the
“I . there anything your president
i
¿sum
model
and
with
the
same
in-
can’t
do?” nsked the foreigner,
G erm au A m erican
F O lt SALE. ICO icr<» !M!r,Jnion’ T h« fir»t f®08»'*"« * » ^ “«onished nt the extraordinary
In su ra n ce Com pany, 'tl,c
dirtrict °‘
° ld BeÄ
Ch j
at hisoffb-e
St Ore*on’
Gold 1 Beach, ° Curry
coun-
gun^ ¿ ¿ ¿ h T S r W i®
' A good dairy farm of
versatility of the present occupaat
I»«, n< t to leave any 1 ¿i Au»urt i, i»»J, Ki' h.ni k . Jon.«, <>f e«ri o r government
patent, on
on Six«-4
»ixes River, unsatisfactory, nud ft wu
•
f t
, « •
c o u n e , ||)eul patent,
L ir a , FIBK ANU MARINE.
thr.uigli, or othery.!foM.<%..n.rfl‘d
Oregon. 10 to 5« I Lustily the bell rung out from of the white house.
“ Yes,” responded the native. “ He
w itnesses :
? rfry , J a n u s W. C urry. |
i
J i ««•*- b , 1 «“ }liv#Viwn- 90 acres ol the statehouse tower nt Philudei-
can’t appoint a postmaster without
Real Estate and C on veyan cing.
all „(W edderburn, Cur-J • £
m y con^ Ilt w ill be
Balance,
hill—grass
phiu the meetings of the continent disappointing somebody.”
.W illia m Coy, —
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Good house, und two al congress, the sessions of thecon-
- - O reg o n , ry co u n ty , Oregon, Jo h n K. Miller, of prosecuted to the full extent of the law In o rc vft| U -b ie fo r it« tim b e r o r •{«J*« iV iiriJ im a n ^
P o r t O rford,
--------------------- F o rt Orforff, Curry county, Oregon.
JAM ES 8. RUGHT k . | I Mrte»K»re> ■CTfS^’j.'Humiey-unn.dI IUU., I Darns
b* rng a.,a,n«d
» d 8 Pted for
f°_r running
r.U n,*!n f? dairy
d ‘" r-\ of
London. A ug. 2*.— Replying to n
'tincntul supreme eouit nud tlie
pel
49 cows. Orchard of over
L o m m iM io n e r fo r th e Iff«tri«t of Oregon, jjq
correspondent
who asks Field
K N A P P H O T E L , i ly the above II describeff
lnnffs are re- '
British
nt <»M 1 B ea ch , a t hi» office w«rt»«id»r“
at
Dairy meetings
of . protest
against
uorry county, Oregon, on n « u n c « tsy , *h®
m e j , heavy
n ea v y bearing
ui-ui m g fruit trees.
.........D - —
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. i Marshal Lord Wolseley if the repert
quested to file th eir claims la th is office :
O v n o ty Is
-d
IB
Forty, Of
implements go I ! oppression; its clapper, muffled
mum
on or before said 8th dav of November,
’ h ,1V ”'? ? ’« ’nw ii,iX 2.: O f«,» Forty,
oil I fixtures and farm ing Implements
¡a Wlli corrWJt u,at Ue hud described
C k I Mood mean.-» a cieaji nldn.
P ort Orford, O regon,
, 1902.
be uty w ithout it. Caacareta, Candy vatnaff C o rb in , C u rry C o o n ty .O r e a o n . h
> l <’ooP‘.r^ , with place.
16 head of flue young Hacking and burlap, tolled the un ’ u^ e American Army as the best iu
«
lean
your
blood
and
keep
it
clean,
by
J . T . B R ID G E S, R egister. tic
1 Port Orford, origon, M. M
ca tt*° wj ll.u '° h* T?1'1,“1 “ ! nouncement of the passage of the t|l(J world,” tbe Field Marshal writes
«tirring p the lazy li r and driving ail im- 1 Oregon, Fred I). Stewart . ' ,1,phlL1 '¿'iSw the
1 C P ÌA .W
fr o p r te to r
pu n lien from th e body. —
f .
For further Purliculurs,
t t ,|U arrivnl of u ,e British , that he believes the quotation so-
banish pimple«,
blotches, blackheads,
K "d^eM , ^ alteh S utton , I ort Or-
ftOj the d -»i«g curalely desenbes that army,
and th a t sickly bilious complexion by taking ; ol"N"'rm.’i ^ o"rLt' on,,rbv’ ’r'
First-class in every resiiect.
ßdornt« T*»nr novel« Will« ''••caret*.
p o id Feed Stable attached.
SMlffy i'ntiuw lic. care constipation forever.
lAc.SSc. If C. C C fail, druggi.ru»refund w oM f.
CasearetR,—beauty for ten cents. All drug-
*:ists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, oOc.
j. t . DBirw<Kfl. Rcgi»tcr.
JOTu| vjrt jjOii.
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i.I.I BAGLEY.
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