The Port Orford tribune., January 14, 1903, Image 2

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V KOXBSDAT, JANUARY 14. 180«.
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view in 1843 described Oregon as here from tin E ast an d Mid,He W est
United states L ind Office,
O FFIt I VI. PAPSR O í i ■ RBY t o . the last cm iier on earth h ft free lor to make homes an d establish new Roseburg Dreg m, D ecem ber 1, 1902 I
N otice hereby given itiat in com­
the occupation of a civilized race. industiies. In a word, the North- ,' pliance
with the provisions,»f the a c t of ’
IHHCKD SVKRV WEDNFGDltV RYBXrXrt.
“ When Oregon sbaii he colonized,” we-t itself will be on ex h ib itio n witii Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ Au j
tor the salr of tim ber lands in the
he d eclared, “ the map of the worn! all its matchless scenery and its pro­ net
States of California, Oregon, Nevada. !
F . B IL EV .
Proprietor
• may be considered as tilled u p .” duct* of farm , forest, factory and and in W usbnuton T e rrito rv ." as ex­ E D . K .W K L E F F , P r o p ’ r
.
s
,. ..-..,o to
o - un
n, m Public
. , n e i.ano
te s by
l>\
tended
all tin-
Land sta
States
T his was w ritten nt the tim e the mines. 1 lie E xposition
SUBSCRIPT«)N RATES
will not be a «‘-tof s August
4. IS92,
A itici i J s Murali
oi . (Successor to
Laugmls.)
i
a
m
?
¡O lia i In an y sense
';®u"Ìy °.Ì>. <?’.rr.v «tate’ ol
One Copy One Year
*1 , boundary question was pending b e -1
”)ne Copy Six Months................
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P
S
IN
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T
OCK,
> tween the U nited Slates and G reat i how railroad rates Will be In ef- his sworn statem ent No. 401 -J f,,r tilt
One Copy Three M o n th s ...........
1 B ritain, term in atin g Ju n e 15, lS ltjJ fc-t between the E a s t an d th e West f e i f M
X « » -
Q, .r
,,
,
, 8Z d o iis w l of section No. 31, In Town-
in tho addition of the territory be­ iu ayi.ij,
wli.
di
will
insure
large
and
s'"pN
o.32sout!i,of
range
14
west
and
A dvkktisiso R ater R easomabi . e .
tween the 42d and 49th parallels representative atten d an ce.- Special-
er pro' 1' to, »How that t h e ’land 1JJÎN G O O D S ,
.
,
.
1
bought 1« more valuable for its tim ber
and west of tho Rocky M ountains to , ly low
1 J O O T S « n tl N IIO E W ,
. rates u ill prevail in the ° r
than f«»ragricultural purposes
O U R AGENTS:
anti
Mfnhli
j. hi:t.'',ui'n
hi»
. n»
■ i i 'lan
< _ d I ' !
our national dom ain. Fifty one j N o rth v.-sl to ro uble the visitors to ¡ ^ \ to
,, « ,sta?:lish
..........•
I.ILH
to N
t o n.ir
-• iid
A. B. S akut , Langlois, Oregon.
lore
th
e
County
Clerk
of
C
urry
conn-
years before Captain Gray had dis go to other towns an d sectious of
a t 1 ,,rt Orford, Oregon, on I ’hurs-
C has . D ewêt , O old B each.
covered the C olum bia River and interest. Ail who wish to visit any ‘
the 19th day of February, 1903.
A. H. C rook , Pistol River, Gregon.
He nam es as w itnesses: \V.
th irty eight years before Lewis and place in Oicgon, for th e purpose of Kerr,
It. W. Dean, T h “»' T une, J . M And in fact, everything usually needed
Chirk had com pleted their expedi­ lo oking up laud, or in v estig atin g L linpach, all of Port Orford, Oregon.
i The p rin ted nd«h c>M un y our p»p *r
J shows th e d a te to w hich y our nub-
in the country.
all persons claim ing ad vt-rge-
tion across th e co n tin en t by mak­ locations tor in d u strial plants— no Jy Any-and
( script ion U paid.
tlie alM.ve d, -cribed lands are re­
ing cam p o n the shores of the Pacific. m atter whether it be in the remotest quested ,O til, -their claims in this of- .
l9U‘ day of Keb- CA S 11 s u
«m eunt ng to tfi or
General A. L. Pearson, a veteran
The One h u n d red th anniversary I section-of the S tale— will have the ruary"
of tlio civil war, died a t P ittsb u rg of ti e arrival of the L ew i-and Clark privilege of settlers’ or investors’
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
more w i l l he allowed 10 per cent dis-
P a., on Jan . 6.
party in Oregon will lie commemo­ rates. There wiil th u s he oppor­ Tim ber I.and. Act .lime
3, 187#,— count, except on Flour, on which no
the upper ami lower !
Notice for Publication.
I f an a n titru s t bill is not passed rated in 1905 by an exposition tu n ities to
discount can he given.
a t th is session of Congress, the Pres which will be representative of ¡Colum bia River, N orthw estern Ore- ’
tu
tte
d
St
I,
es
Land
Office,
A I will do my own team ing, it is
id en t will call an ex tra session of Ame rioan, .European und O riental gon, Tillmoaok, the W illam ette Val- le - 'burg, Or gon, December 1, 1902.
A otfee is hereby given th a t in coin- my intention to stdl cheaper than good»
tho F ifty-eight Congress to not on life, ciistoius and industry. Prepa- ley, Southwestern
ern O
O regon,S
regon,S outhern
outhern p ,,iittIlee
witi,
tie-
t,
n u e w ith t i t , - provisions of the act were ever sold on Floras Creed:,
tioiis for this» event are now activ e­ Oregon, and all of the S tate E ast of l i a Congress
th e question.
of Ji
Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
, J ly J under
llliuci way.
THV. A com pany with' the Cascade lnonntai
sale of tim ber lan d s in
n o u n u in s. T his will tlm
States
ofCalff
Secretary Hitchcock has renewed $500,000 capita bus been iucerpor- j
1.
1 ... - California, O regon, Neva-
bo
one
of
the
most
im
portant
feat­
du,
and
W
ashington
T erritory,” as ex­ M r ,
h,s contract with tho Oregon insane a t ,.d ,lt ? o f t;alHj) Ule site h„ ,
,e;)
tended to uh the Public l.an d 'states bv
5 *•*66” “ uw liiu v d j
asylum at fcalem for the ca rin g for «elected near the very point on the ures ot the E xposition, for the e x ­ net of A ugust 4, 1892, Ad,tie K err, of
cursions of th e E astern visitors to J ort O rfurJ, county of Curry, State »Vili be taken in exchange for goods.
the insane from A laska a t $20 per W illam ett. reached' by
those parts of Oregon which greatly m ,° ^ T w ,',rn staim m .^11^ . 1“
m onth per in d iv id u al,co n tra ct cov- Clark in April 1806, and the v.iri
need
dcveH pnn n t will certainly re tde purchase of the 6WJ N W J,’ WA
•rin g tho present year.
QUg S(ate Lpgi, llltureB and Cu„ g|.e ,g
G iv e UK- ¡I tr ia l a n d I w ill <!o m j
s u it In large increase in population
b est to p le a se you.
T he Norwegian bark
Prince will he naked to make nppropria-
through settlem en t and the invest- «¡11 offer proof to show th a t tile laud
A rth u r was wrecked on J a n u a ry 2, tlons. O ur Lewis and Clark expo- ' m ent of eaorrno’.is sums of monev
l!l I,lv,'e valuable f :r its tim ber
nione> «r »tone tliau for agricultural purposes,
on the W ashington coast ueai Ozette. sltlon will be national in scope and
in tlio . I ate.
and to establish bis claim to said laud
O f the 20 men on board, only two im portance.
rite appropriation to be made by t . v . ' a U h n V t S d ^
could be rescue! by the Bottlers and j N othing that has occurred sine» !.ie Li 'i - 1 itu re iu r th e E x p o sitio n
the 19th day of February, lVoj.
M any new spapers have la te ly given c u rre n c y
Indians. The captain appears to the discovery of gold in Cufifornia «¡11 be expended under the .lirec- .L u i d e X w .
H u r s " T L M ars£ to rep o rts by Irresponsible p a rtie s to tb o eflect
th
at
h av e mistaken the lig h tsh ip on will so a ttra c t attention to the Pa
l i o o o t a .-tato commission which I*,unius Lane, all of P ort Orford Ore- THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO
U m atilla reef for the F lattery light ci,ic west and its wonderful capi will he iip iir e d to subm it a full re- " Oiv ■ O ld -,11 no-
h a d en te re d a tr u s t o r c o m b in a tio n ; we w ish
,
-' ni dI! 1 al1 persons claiming ad- to a ssu re th e public th a t th e re is n o t r u t h in
house and struck h is ship rig h t to bilities for home building and in
p ort of its doings to the Legislature '-ersely the above-dt-soi-ilied lands are su ch reports. W e have been m a n u fa c tu rin g
destruction.
1 dtistry as the Lewis and Clark E x which will m eet after the clo«o of ¡T;1“1? 11'1 ’ -lilu lll'-'i1r clai' lls '» this of- sew ing m achine« for over a q u a r te r of a cen tu ­
ciusa ot lice on or before said lutli dav of F eb ­ ry, an d bavo established a re p u ta tio n for o u r­
1
H
A
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D
W
A
R
E
,
selves an d o u r m acidnes th a t is th e e n v y of all
A W ashington dispatch says: I f position of 1905. The E ast, now ' the E xposition. No p a rt of the ruary, 190.J.
o th e rs. O ur ** X e t r H o m e " m a c h in e has
J. T . BRI DDES, Register.
existing plans carry, some tim e tilled up with people, an d lacking m oney will be expended in any oth-
n ev er ..........
been • ••
riv
as a iituiiiy
fa m ily itiaeiiin«.—
m a c h in e.—I
» « aled
« ‘A .i.--«»
ji t
Lands a t th e h ead of all f t i y h t i r n t l e t sew ing
n ex t month the P resident will send the cheap land th at in generations er way.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 187.3,- m achines, a n d stan d s on It**
m erits.
lllG U ^ G R A D E S e w ln y M a c h in e
G
r a
n
i t e
w
a
r e
,
T
i n
w
a
r e
,
to the Senate the nom ination of past was its chief induceiiient to the
I t having became ap p aren t that
N otice for P ublication .
houitseeker,
now
appreciates
the
fu rth er opposition to Cuban reci­
G overnor T aft to l>e an Associate
on «
th
a «»
rk
t,
'
’
»•» e » m *■<
rw e vc-*
I t Is n o t necessary for us to e n te r in to a tru s t
Ju stice of tho United Stales S u ­ West and realizes its value to an procity w.is useless, th e b ;e t-su g a r
United States f.and office,
o s e b m v . O r e g o n , November 7, 1902. to save o u r cre d it or pay a n y d ebts rm w e have
prem e Court, to succeed Justice expand ng country. The great task ! interests have now turned th eir a t ­ t . Notice
to pay. We have n ev er entered in to
is hereby given th at in eoniiili- no m debt«
G
l a
s s w
a
r e
a
n
d
C
r o
c
k
e
r y
.
tention to the P hilippines, and arc
p etitio n w ith m an u factu rers o f low grade
th
a
t
the
W
est
had
to
overcome,
the
anee with the provisions of the act of co
Hhiras, who is expected to retire
c
h
ea
p
m
achines
tiia t a re m a d e to sell re g a rd ­
trying
to
defeat
the
bill
wliicli
p
ass­
Congress or .lime 3, 1878, entitled “ An less o f a n y intrin sic merit«. Do n o t be de­
d u rin g that month. G overnor T aft prejudice against it, was duo to the ed the IIou-o providing fo ra reduc- net
tor the sale of tim ber lands in the ceived, w hen you w ant a sew ing m a c h in e d o n ’t
following lion of tlie tariff on I’ldlippiue |Ho .States of California, Oregon, Nevada s< n d y o u r m oney aw ay from h o m e ; call on a
w ill be succeeded as Civil G overnor fact th a t for folly
** X e t r H o m e ” D e a l e r , he can sell you a
nrcseut
.
I1"
' '‘«¡‘ington
te rrito
ry ,” statefj
us ex-
tlie
purchase
of
L
ouisiana
tlie
land
ducts
to
25
per
ci
Jit oí tlio p rtstu i t„ni, j ' to
aU t|)8 Hul(lk.
JjaUll
|)v b e tte r m achine for less th a n y ou c an purchase
of the P hilippines by G eneral L uke;
; Oingley rates.
elsew
I f there is n o d e a le r n e a r you,
was
not
needed
for
sellietne.it
and
act of August t, 1892, Mr«. Amite Piok’- w rite here.
K. W right, at present Vice-Govern­
dire c t to us.
|
thorn,
of
M
ontavilla,
countv
of
Mid
tlie
people
ot'
tlie
U
nited
States
'Die
appraised
value
of
or, and the latter place will bu tilled |
the estate tnomuh, State of Oregon, Inis this dav THE NEW HOMESEWINO MACHINE CO
N e w
G o o d s R e c e i v e d
b y E v e p y S t e a m e r .
by the appointm ent of W. W. Rock- j were at u loss to know w hat to do id tlie late Charles L. Fair, , of Cuil- h*ed in this olliee his sworn statem ent
ORAM QE, M A SS.
No.. 38,95, b irth e purchase of the SW’l
III., St. L o u t,. Mo., A lla n ,
h ill, the present director of the Bu witii tlio new possession. Between tornia, wlio was killed at Paris
la , G a., Dallas, Tex., Han Francisco, Cal.
an a u to m o b ile accid en t, is $3 0 4 0 -
t
A °f ,8,et:tio~ 12, antl SEÍ
!‘
’
HI.J, of section 11, in Township No 32
reau of American Republics. There 1802 and 1853, purchase, explora pni)
o v a M O T T O IS -‘SM A L L P R O F IT S A N I) Q U IC K S A L E S .”
south, range 11 west, and will offer proof
are already ‘m any asp iran ts for the atlon am i war added 2,138,188
------------------------- - to show th a t the land sought is more
valuable for its tim ber or stone than
Jilaco which will ho vacated by Mr. square miles to • n r national extent,
‘G oenitiirul purp. - s, and t,, es stali- T imuek L and , Aur J une 3, 1878,-
Rockhill, hut so far the P resident over one and a h alf tim es as large
N otice for P ublication .
,ri, ,, ,
,
:sh Ins claim to tai l land heron tbe
an area as (ire a t B ritain by tlie trea­ f„i
, ■ 1 leo,y that consumption wsi Register and Receiver of this ottii
has made no choice.
” ’ 'a'!te d ,3 mter,y,IisCreditedl!ymo<ler ¡¡“seburg. Oregon, o n M . n . i a y , e at
ty7 ot 118.5 declared to be “ free, sov­ medi-.ll science. The germs of con- 35th day of Mav, 1903.
tho
. United States Land Office,
Rossburg, Or., Ja n . 1 H on. Siiill- ereign ami in d ep en d en t S lates.” j -uinpiimi must be received from with
Roseburg, Oregon, Novemlier 7, 1902.
O ur buyer is cou.-tantiy in tli# m arket, and takes arlvantsg* of all low
He nam es as witnesses:
Notice is hereby given tiiat in com ­
G rant McM ahan, Peter O'Connor
er B. H erm an, of M yrtle P oint witii All th is vast territo ry is west of tlie out. These germs are every where
O ur purpose is to k»*p tlie best
Iliey are constantly
..... - " —7 o being
v u i^ iv received
c e iv e ii a ant
n t William Labe, tu . all of Ely, M ian. .C pliance witii Hi,: provisions of tlie net prices, and we cannot be tiudcisold.
his wife and children, arriv t
of feiigi-ee- of Ju n e 3, is78, entitled
in M ississippi River ami tlie day when
out
»r;-
-•
- - . cast
' I
" ‘-t by ih<
,■:« H Peck, of Mont ivillu. O rejon.
An
m
t
t,,r
tie
.-ale
of
tim
ber
lands
in
all lines of goods, and our prices will be as low an the m arkets and tho
this city yesterday by private con- it began to b ■ needed for settlem ent
gt*.. -ff .
healthy system
Any um lull person«claim ingadverae-
It is - th e narrow ly the above-dc«, rilied lauds are r e u tie s - '••'•«tales of C a lifo rn ia , Oregon, N eva­
Veyance, and are guests of hissietei , is w ithin tlie mem ory of men yet in ■
da,
and
\\
n-liingtoii
T
erritory,”
as
ex­
q u ality of goods w ill permit. All custom ers u nit be assured of fair and
"*
* * "■ 1 v.liose
- ’
chested
in- ted to file their « ! ¡¡m« in tbid office on
tended to ail tlie Public L and States
M is. K. L. Miller. Mr. H erm ann tlio prim e of life.
ueritance is weak- or before saiti 25th day ol‘ May l ‘>03
bv net of A.iaii.-t 4, 1892, ■ G rant Mo- h o iliit dealing.
new who fall a
J . T. B1UDGES, Register’.
is on his way to P ortland, whence
Malian, of I |y, county of 8t. Louis
Tlio Oregon C o u n tiy . which llie
prey to consump. ----------------------- —
_____
s ta te Ol Minin ,(a, lias this dav tiled in
W. T. K E R R , M anagst.
he will proceed to Salem to atten d expedition of Lewis ami ( ’lark us
/ J ™
^ a ^ r I' 1’l‘- i L - ' ' ’ ^ T j u x E 3 , I S
— th is office his sworn stutem ent’No. 3893.
th e legislature of wiiich lie is a sured to American sovereignly com
for
the
pttrclinse
of
tlio
Southwest
quay-
lung to resist and
N otice fok H e bed at ion .
t<'i
H of st'utiou No. 34, in Town-
throw off disease.
m em ber. Mr. H erm ann is e x h ib it­ prises all of the present state of O r­
Ship No. 31 South, Range" No.
Doctor
I’ierce'a
in g a small bottle containing $400 egon, W ashington an.I Idaho, the
United Stut Land Office,
14 west, and will offer prooftosliow
Golden Medical
Roseburg, Or, ■>n, Dec. 16, 1902.
tin t the land - light is m ore valuable
Discovery makes
in gold nuggets, which is p art of western part of M ontana and ihe
for
its tim ber or stone than for agricul­
Notice
is
hereby
e
jv
e
n
tlia
tin
’eompii-
w e a k lu n g s
a clean up made in his Salm on southw estern p art of Wyoming, i t
establish his
strong. It cures nnee with tlie prove,ions of tlie act of tu ral purposes, and to esti
obstinate d e e p - C ongressof ,inn, . 1878, entitle 1 “ An c'nini to said laud before tin Register
M ountain mine, 25 m iles, from liaJ in 1850 an area of 307,000
th is office a t R o se -1
s e a t e d coughs, act for the s ileof tim ber lands in the . “ “d Receiver of .......
M yrtle Point. T he nuggets are square miles and a population of
bleeding lu n g s , S tutesofC alifornia, O regon, N evada, burg, Gregon. ,,n .Monday, the 2 5 th d a s
ot
May,
19U3.
♦
weakness, emacia­ and W ashington T erritory,” n sextend-
m ostly large and sm ooth. .Mr. H er- les tliun 11,000. I t now has 1, 1
He names as witnesses:
States ny
by act
tion and o t h e r ed to all the Public , Land
.nnu mures
I’eter O’Conn-.r, W illiam Labeau. of
niann fays th at two men after two 500,000 people witii room for 15,-'
conditions which °< August 1, 18W2, C harles T. Biuinen-
if neglected or un- rotlier, of l.auglois county of Currv, Fly, M um ., A i:. Peek, of Montavilla,
inontha’ work mado a clean op of 000,000 more, an d no
ggr.giste
skilfully treated ‘8 tatu of Oregon, l i a s this day’ tiled in th is Oregon, E. S. M oils, of Oliil'.a, Oregon.
$4000.
find a fatal ter- office his sworn si neineiit No. t i l l for
Any and all p rgoim claiming adverse­
wealth, all ela sses ol people in clu d ­
minatioti in con- ,lie purchase or (lie N \\’J (Ej NW}, ly th e ubovc-di cribed lands are re-'
ed,
of
approxim
ately
$2,1)00,000,000.
quested
to tile their claim s in this office
sumption.
Lots
1,
2,)
of
section
No.
19,
in
Town-
L etters received from ollleers o(
“ tn the Spring of ^¡'¡P ^ o - -’I south, range No. 14 west, on or before said 25th day of Mav, 1903
the United States lurttlesliipO regon, Ils two great cities, l’o itla n d and
>9» I wu taken w ith and will offer proof to show that
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. ;
nge of the
iti«l shoit of Im
which is now a t U rsga, Ja p an , un Seattle have over 100,000 popula
«-tit ’ writes M
" I w ,9 nr
dergoing repairs as u result of the lion each, ami three others, Tacoma,
Medicat Di- V, IV T!,e7rM rcw t'uT «::
uiul.t„ . -tablish Ids claim to
I to do tut- l i time gno«i i i i Ki,i i «*"' luiid botole .1. H. Upton, U. B. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
buffeting she received in going out Spokane and Butte, have nearly
P
,
iV
"
,!k"
<
“
t'"nni--'oner.
ai Idsofflceat Langlois.
Notice for Publication.
to Ja p an , state th a t the ship wus 50,000 each. Cnpt ain Clai k found -«■ '. '• ■> j - ■
„
a '; ' . , "'¿„iirin; -.? r f \ e",‘V,,y ’
- nun s - '« " ¡ ‘ g >¡w
I me r ! give ,'„ur • GokkX 7 tb dl.V of M arch, i ,03.
under water m ost of the lim e. Two near 1’oartlam l in 1800 a few miser­ fri,.,. -, ,
U nited States Land Office,
, .2- h,
f,2l !l13' 1 ‘•“"'■'"■ncol , He nam es as w ife, sseg: John L. An­
life boats and four other boats were able In d ian huts. Today there is u tei'e
n •
dvrto'î:
U Hisea. Thomas John- R osetnug. G ru ,n, November 7,1902.
Notice is tier,ny given th a t in com-
' •'
‘ '
■' 1 ’ tit«'- now . .,w
sm ashed. The lower decks were al th e ju n ctio n of tlie W illam ette 1'
id son, all of Denmark, Oregon, 8. N. 1!. pjiaiice
}
1 1 »uinit n. eil I only wt igaeil ¡ p pound«.
witii tii provisions of the a c t
of B andon, Gregon.
flooded by an cnormou« sea th a t am i C olum bia Rivers, tlie 12 I city It ..ny one doubt« thi« «latcmeut I will be H A unt,
u y an d all persons claim ing odverse- ot Congress of .tune 3, 1878, entitled
p.txMbi to niLsucr any lutjuiry.w
“
All
act
for the sale of tim ber lands in
came over the superstru ctu re ami ol the L nion with a jobbing busi­
•V Il «y al” vt’ leecribed lands ale reques­
Ace,- 4 no sul,si itute fo r'• Golden Med- ted
tlie ¡States of California, Oregon, Neva­
ft,
file
th
eir
claims
in
tliis
offee
on
or
ness
of
$135,(100,000
a
year,
b
ank­
~ ’j l D iscov. r\." Nothing "just ns good.»
bridge, sm ashing the pilot house,
da, and in W ashington T erritory,” as
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse before said 7tb day of March, 1903.
extended to all the Public L an d 'S tates
lio n rails, brass rails, stauchions, ing power of $25,000,000, m erean
J. I.B lH D O l.S , R eg iste r.
the clogged system from impurities.
by act of A ugust 4, 1892. W illiam La-
steel ladders ami platform s w e re ; tile capital of $50,000,000 and for
beau, of Ely, county o f« ,. Louis, State
T imueu L and , A ct J i nk 3, 1878,— of M innesota, has tliis d ay filed
eign
commerce
of
$12,000,000.
Lew
tw isted and broken like straw s, and
T imueu I, ani ), Act- J une 3, 1878,—
in
tliis office his sworn statem ent
' N otice eob P ublication .
a weaker ship than the Oregon would is and C lark, it wiil tie lemainbeser]
No . 3892 for the | nr, hose of the S outh­
Not UE FOR 1‘fHLIeATÍON
west q u arter <SW’}) of section No.
have gone do w n . F o rtu n a te ly th e, fin ed siarv atieu m any a tim e, and
United : tales Land Office,
36, in tow nship N',,. 31 south, range,
Uni ! states I.mnl Office,
Roseburg, Ore ton, Di-cenilicr Iti, 1902. l-i west, and wilf offer proof to
engines worked like a clock. The but tor tlie dog-, berries and roots
lt''si‘’)iug, Oregon. D ecember go, pjpg.
Notici' is her •by given th.il in com- stiow th a t tlie land sought is more vain-J
seas came over the turrets u large olitaiued from tlie In d ian e, m ust
Notice is hereby given that lii complt-
plinnce witii
provisions
.
....... tl I------
---- - of the act aide for its timber r stone than for ag-1
surely
have
petisliad.
In
the
very
nttce
witii
the
provisions
of
tlie
p a rt of tlie voyage, and the big ship
Aet of or t ongiess OI Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled rlciiltiiral purpose- and to establish his
(
•lime
3,
1878,
cutitlist
“An
An act tor th e -a le of tim ber lands in claim to said land l„.forc the Register
was hova to for two days during tlie route tiiat they followed aro to lie act forth,- -,iie of tim b e r lau d s in the
J.W th e h ta te s o ff difornia,
...... X
I •
X
AVVJ4- «...X.
Oregon,
Neva-
“ h'i « K vcetver of this office nt Roseburg,
found today some of tlio world's S tates qf C alifornia, Oregon, Ncvmlii, da
worst of the eyelone.
on Monda tlie 26th day of |
and \\ usliingtou T« rritory,” as ex- Oregon,
Oreg,
il«
greatest giaitt fields, orchards, fièli mid W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex X- tendrd tu all thè l ’abile L and S tates ” May, 1903.
tended t,, nil tip. Public L and states hV
es P.
lie a n names
witnesses
” act
“ * o< * A
‘ ugust 4, 1892. Jam
.........
..
H
s mes ns
as wi'tni
T h e Spirit <», W in ter.
cries mid cau le ranges. T tis C ity C xr i , r
’• 1892,
IK92- ' red »»Isen, of Denm.irk. county of Currv,
(»rant McMahan. Peter O’Oonnor of
The S pirit of Winter is witii us, m ak­ of P o rtland, near w hich C lark in V
M<h
f Landon, county of Coos, btate of Oregou, has tliis d av tiled Fly, M inn., E. S. Wells, of Olalla, Ore-
in g it* presence known lu many dif­
h '-d int'l i
Whl'' hi' S ' . “'S 'la y
U)l8 office Ida sw. rn statem ent Ron, A. E Peck, o f Montavilla, Gre-
1806,
was
compelled
to
b
lu
ffa
few
b
l.d
i
n
tl
ii
I ieo Ids sworn statem ent No. 414i, lor the purchase of tin- gon.
ferent ways—sometimes by choery sun­
" " ; l""Gio--e o f t h e N E j
lE )4 BW}, Loto 3. 4,» of section
Any and nil per- ns claim ing ad-
shine and glistening snows, and some­ roots from th e Indians shipped in ■'“ ' I
'8 1. . in tow nship No. ,:t No. 19, tu tow nship No. 31 south, range versclv the above d-scribed lands are
tim es by driving winds and blinding the leu years «uded Ju tie 30, 1901,
: ,fi.
? '.b m t'b G ,a "i
t h ? ? ' ' 1!11' " ,U
I'roo.’ to Sliow th at requested to file tin ir claims in this of-
storms. To many people it seems to over 81,300,000 bushels of w heat Pl
I
' tiiat the lan d so u g h t is Hie land nonght is more valuahle tie e o n o rb e f o re s n :l2 5 tlid a y of Slav,
m
ore
x
aliiable
for
its
tim
ber
or
stone
for
its
tim
ber
or
stone thaM for 1903
take a delight In making had tilings and 5,380,000 barrels of w heat flour,
th an fo i n . ;i c u ltu ra l purposes, and to agricultural purpose», and to es
In Met, a Hull Line of General Hardware,
J. T. BR1DGE8, R eg ister.
worse, for rheumatism twists harler,
estab lish id s el.din to's.ii.'l laud bef'or '.“ '¡''"V- 18 'I “*1“ to 8“ i • land ladore
twlngs sharper, catarrh becomes more lu Oregon, W ashington an d Idaho the U. S, Commissioner, at Bandon, J.
11 I pton, I . B. Commissioner, at
annoying, and the many symptoms of where tlie skill* I hunters of I. wis Oregon, on Monday, tlie 9th dav of latnglois. C u m eb u n tv , Gregon on
1903.
Saturday, th« 7th d»v oi M ardi, I9U3.
scrofula aredevelopc i and aggravated. and Clark 100 years ago could not March,
lie mini, s as w itnesses: Amos Cor­
ICsfrii.v N otice.
lie names as witness, « ;
There is not much poetry in this, hut find wheat enough to k-.cp tlie siiad- son. Siuie, n N.-li. Hunt, William <).
G. P l i nageuse .Andrew Olsen, of
there is truth, and it is a wouder t i i a t jow of fam ine aw ty from th e ir tents, Carroll, James Denholm, all of Ban­ Langlois, Greg..n, John I,. Anderson,
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pat
Came to my residciice, about Oct. 1,
don. xJP'tmn.
more people don’t get rl 1 n, the se ail-
Thomas Johnson, of Denmark, iregon 1902, 1 heifer calf, white with r«d head
Any and all person» claim ing ad­
Any and all (»ersons claiming a l and neck; 1 steer calf, red with white ri,nage ■* tolicilcd. hair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
ments. The medicine that cure * them there arc > I »y over 10,0 )0,000 do
versely file nbox e-described tan,is are verscly the above de»« rils d lands art
split iii right ear of both ; owner
—Hood’s Sarsaparilla--Is easily..........
btrtlll- I m astic cattle.
requested to die their claims in this of- rexpiespx, to tile their claims in this of- spots, have
same by paying pasturage
cd and there is abundant proof th a t it
i he main purpose of tlie esposi flo on or Ii foresaiii i»th dav of Mar. h "ce on orbeforc said 7»b day of Man i, can
and paying for this notice.
1903, •
•cures are radical a i l perm anent.
I lion will he to advertise th e resour- ■ 11K'3,
t'enmnrk, Gr.. Nov 25, 1902.
J. f. Bit IDG I S, ReglsSer.
J. f . BKlDOfN Register.
CHAS. E. LANGLOIS.
I
b
W.
Danyville
Store,
The Pacific
GROCERIES, (thebest only, Furniture and
HAT'S (LVPS,
Lumber Company,
F. M.
HARDW ARE-
Äc
P o rt Orford, Oregon,
Keep a Full and Complete Stock of
E ® ¡mil Hides, CEKERÂL
MERCHANDISE J
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOTINANYTRUST
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
OILs UITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
Orders taken tor any article not kept in stock.
•f
- ’S*
- J 1
E. H. CHEE VER,
I
Ju l Cl t ITV
Groceries & Provisions
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS <fe OILS.
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
t