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he out hers in the snow than on the In v e stig a tln g T iin b e r E n tries. had only begun to appreciate th*
coast in the rain and mud, a id
man whom the people of the First
V. 8. Senators— Jih h H. Iktitehell and
Asthma, and oh yes I must tall you
M. O. O’Conner, special agent of District elected in 1898, to sit in the
Joseph Simon, both of Portland
I have’nt had Asthma for over 7 ths Interior Department, who is d e­ lower national house. Thoroughly
Congressm an, First District—Thomas
months, I used the treatments of tailed to the Eureka office, has been versed in the details of legislation?
H . Tongue, of Hillsboro.
“ I have made a most thorough
Modern Science, did any of th* read­ quietly at work for the past weak, as accomplished in that body, with
Governor—T. T. Geer, Salem.
trial of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and
ira prepared to say that for til dis­
Secretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
ers of this paper aver hear of it? investigating some of the trsnsac the prestige of three terms already
eases of the lungs it never disap­
lem.
I never did till this spring, I be­ lions that have occursd in the land chosen for, Mr. Tongue Undoutedly
points.”
State Treasurer—Chas. 8. MooFe, Sa­
J. Early Finley, Ironton, O.
lieve it a g w ! remedy for diseases. office in this city. z
would have goue on to achieve new
lem.
Mr.
O’Connor
was
averse
to
be
It
is
a
hot
water
treatment,
all
successes
in the field of congression­
Supt. Public Instruction—J ’. H. Ack­
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
outward, no medicines to take in ­ ing interviewed last nigat, but ac­ al action.
erman, Saleril.
won’t cure rheumatism;
State Pointer—W . H. Leeds, Salem.
wardly, it is a gisat thing, it wont knowledged that he had been assign,
Peculiarly, tb* state lose* in the
Attorney General—D. R. N. Black­
we never said it would.
make ons live for aver please remem­ ed to the Eureka Land Office to death of Mr. Tongue just at thia
burn, Salem.
It won’t cure dyspepsia;
ber, but helps cure diseases, there is a make a thorough inspection of the time. Oregon is at th* begin ing o f
Clark State I-and Board—M. L. Cham­
we never claimed it. But
Balm and plasters to use, it is a timber transactions that have been a forward movement. Her Con­
berlain, Salem.
it will cure coughs and
great thing. I have not felt any held up by the Secretary of the In ­ gressmen and Senator* must contri­
Join t Senator for Coos and Carry—T.
colds of all kinds. We
M. Dimmlck.
Asthma for 7 months, that is a great terior, and slated that he intended bute towards its acceleration if it
Joint Representative for Coos and
first said this sixty years
relief to ms, I assure you after suffer­ to carry his orders out to the letter. be not retarded. To hare in the
Curry—R. D. Hume, Wedderburn.
ago; we’ve been saying it
ing as long with it, wud qquyalgia
When asked if his investigations lower house a man of the acknow­
Judge, Id Judicial DistriQ>-J. W.
ever
since.
of the heart; th is w ill be ' jK K Srm m sed «»**•• where patents have ledged force or Mr. Twngwe was one
Hamilton, Rosebury , f
TRrwe sixes: lie ., M e. SI. All
sometime in the future.
been aleeady granted Mr. O’Connor of the commonwealth’s necessities.
Preaecutuis Attorn»i, a J J /
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Consult your doctor. If he says tok* It,
Last night was a vary cold night, stated that should there be any com­ To suffer the death of that man is
triot—George If. Blown, Roseburg.
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ho soys. If bo tolls
to toko It, thon don1
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V. S. Commissioners—J. H. Upton,
and today has been very cold a l­ plaints made to him as to fraudu­ lose, indeed.
L m to it with him. We oro willing.
J. C. AYEK CO.. Lowell,
L an glois; Z. Huntley, Gold Beach.
though the sun has been shining sit lent transactions having taken place
Of the personality et the dead
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< x > cmtt orriosas.
day, tonight will be colder yet, but whereby land had been told and pa­ Congressman, go to Hillsboro and
Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
»s ws have no thermometer we can’t tents granted, he would be forced ask h is neighbor*. Many excel­
L e tte r F rom M it . J u n k in .
Beach.
tall
just how cold. I have had te look into them, and rftlould there lent men have gained písese upon
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County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
plants in the window all winter so be sufficent evidence he would turn the ladder of fame without cordial
Blue Mountains, Jan. 11th 1903,
Chstco; C. W. Haines, Eckley.
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
E ditor T ribune :— I will say a few far and none have frozen yet, like the cases over to the District Attorn­ sym pathy from those who lived
County Clerk—George W. Smith,
ey for prosecution.
close to him. But where Mr.
words, to 1st every reader know how they hays every other winter.
Gold Beach.
At present hie tim e is . entirely Tongue lived he was respected and
ws are, “way out hers in the Blue
E lla J unkin .
County Treasurer—James Caughsll,
taken up in the matter of applica­ held in regard. A nd hie family re­
M ountains,” v e have had a very
Weddsrburn.
Col. T. Waln-Morgsa Draper tions for land that are still pending, lations wire those of an ideal hut-
m ild winter so far, no very cold
Assessor—A. H. Post, Port Orford.
weather, thsre has been agrestd sal came up from San Francisco first of and although application* are still band and father.
School Supt.—Wm. 8. Guerin, Lang­
lois.
Remarkable that two conspicuous
of snow tell, but has not laid on to the week, and from hero went to peiag received in the Eareka office
Surveyor—D. Cannlff, Jr., Gold Beach.
any great depth, 2 feet at one time Waldo returning to Grants Pass on ao patents will be granted for the United States Senatorial possibili­
MssTiMes or ran coubts .
being the deepest then come a Chi- Thursday evening after making an present, until passed upon by Mr. ties should die so close together so
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
did Mr. Solomon Hirseh and Mr.
noek and melt it msst all off, then inspection of the Waldo & Mining O’Connor.
August of each year.
Up to the date there are two hun­ Thomas Tongue. Unusual that com­
mors fall and so an, it is only 5 Co’s property’of which he is general
County Commissioners Court meets
miles down th* Mouataia on this manager. Ho says everything is dred and seven cases to be investi­ plicated political situations should
first Wednesday in January, April,
aids (tbs north aids) to bare ground, moving nicely and mines opening up. gated, and this but a sm all percent be so radically altered in so short
Ju ly and September of each year.
Col. Draper took Friday evenings age of th* case* that will be brought a time, a* Oregon’s political statue
Probate Court meets first Monday
and from thsre on down onloUunch
each month.
has changed by this decree of death.
grass no snow. The farmers are train for San Francisco, and says he the attention of the special agent.
CUBBY COUNTY COST o m C B S AMD I-OST-
plowing down there sow . Thus is will than go East to look into matters
According to Mr. O’Connor, in For it was one of the almost prob­
MASTSBS.
snow yet, up where we live and the regarding the building of ths Oregon every case where it is proven that abilities, and certainly a high pos­
Chetco................................... F. H. Blake.
ground is froze hard enough to bear A Pacific railroad,from Grants Pass fraud lias been committed the money sibility that Mr. Tougue would be
Harbor............. .........James McCutchen.
up a wagon, but on the south side, to Crescent City. He says as soon that has been paid for land is for­ elected to serve a* the associate of
Gold B each ............ Miss Annie Doyle.
Mr. Mitchell in the United States
the John Day side, 3 m iles down as anything definitely has bean de­ faited to the Government.
Wedderburn.......................John Hume.
Any article not in stock will be ordered at once, and if not satisfac­
Illlh ee.................................. J . R. H all.
Mr. O’Connor has spent the last Senate. How fleeting m an’s plans.
from the sum m it is mud, mud. cided he will wire ue and ws hope
A g n ets..................... Mrs. J. D. Cooley. tory you do not have to take it. All orders attended to promptly. No There is sueh a contrast, the John soon to offer still more encourage­ year is Minnesota, beiug transferred How little knows he o f what far-
OorUn....................... C has. R. W ilson. order too sm all, none too large to handle.
Day aids, is the south side, 3 miles ment to our readers regarding this from Duluth to Eureka, by the ac­ tuno awaits him. W hat uncertain­
Port Orford..................... Ames Johnston
below on the north side, the willows enterprise, to much hoped for on the tion of ths Land Commissioner at ties in all that seem* certain from
Denm ark.................................J. 8. Capps.
human point of view. What lesson
L a n g lo is ............................... E. Rackleff.
are blooming out, the south side is part of the citizens of Grants Pass Washington.
E ckley............................... J. A. Haines.
Ths Government reserve with­ to the youth to build that come
the fruit country. For amusement and other connecting towns.
Everything looks favorable for drawn from entry in this district what may there is preparation for
the people of the mountains, dance,
building
of ths road ths colonel re­ several months ago, comprising sev­ any mandate from the power who
ones a week there is a dance at a
W
n f W Port Orford Camp I
J. HUNTLEY,
marked
and
from this we are lead
rule* so sternly tbe affair* of msn.
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Woodmen of the Timber Land, Act Aune 3, 1878,- neighbors house and a basket sup­ to believe that he has lost none of his eral m illion acres, an account of
Notice
for
Publication.
per,
most
generally
fiddlers
are
free,
which
first
appeared
in
the
Times,
World, will meet at their Hall on the
T h e O regon L eg isla tu re.
Attorney A Counselor at Law second and fourth Saturdays of each
and to keep the young men from interest in the matter and will pul is still tied up hard and fast, and
month. All members in good standing
United States Land Office,
forth every eflort to have work com perhaps will stay so for a long time
are invited to attejd.
(1’ertland Telegram)
Roseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1902. beiag hoggish they give away a
NOTARY PUBLIC,
E. C. MARSTER8,, C. C.
Notice is hereby given that in com­ number io each one and each dances rnsneed in the uear future. The peo- to come.— Humboldt Times.
Th*
memlier*
of ths legislature
A. S. J ohnston , Clerk.
pliance with the provisions of the act of
p leo flh iscity are all highly inter
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An on his number, in that way they
are apparent on the whole rather
G sl > Basca
OjsaeoM.
T h e L a te T h o m a s H . T o n g u e .
act lor the sale of timber lands in the stand an equal chance, and all have ested in this new project and ws hops
above the average in fitness for the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
none of us may be disappointed in
MRS. E. W. JE N SE N ,
and in Washington Territory,” as ex­ a good time, no drunk, no whiskey,
duties to be performed. Though
The
Portland
Evening
Journal,
Will Practice in all the Courts of this
tended to all the Public Land States by nothing stronger than cofise. Plen­ our expectations.— Oregon Mining
Democratic, pays th* following tirb- the newspaper men have to have
act of August 4, 1892, Peter O’Connor,
State.
FINE MILLINERY.
Journal.
,
of Ely, county of St. Louis, State of ty of pies, cakes, chicken, pork and
ule
to the late Congressman, Thos. their little flings at th* legislators,
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
C o n g ressm a n ’s B o d y A r r iv e s.
Minnesota, has this day filed in this of­ bread, and lots of fun for those that
we don’t mean to h* taken too ser­
H.
Tongue:
fice,
h
i.
sworn
statement
No.
3894,
for
A complete line of Ladies and Chil­
the purchase of the Southeast quarter attend. Thera is no church away
Portland, Jan. 17.— Accompanied
The people of Oregon, lees than iously always. While among 00
dren’s Trimmed Hats.
(SEJi) of section No. 34, in Township up hare, yet, last Spring there was
J. H. UPTON,
by his bereaved son and daughter the members of the House of Con­ men who make up the body there
Ready te Wear Hats and Sailors con No. 31 south, range No. 14 west,
and will offer proof to show that a new district divided off hers where and Congressman Malcomb A. gress and those who observe matters are always some of inferior char­
stsntly
on
hand.
LI. fit. C O M M I S S I O N E R ,
the land sought is more valuable
Hats trimmed to order on short notice foi its timber or stone than for agricul­ ws live and ws have had onsschool, Moody, the remains of ths lata Con­ in W ashington, know that they acter, m entally morally, or both,
tural
purposes, and to establish his why there are some grown young gressman Thos. H. Tongue arrived have suffered loss in th* death of most of them ar* honest, intelligent,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
F o r t O rford, O reg o n .
claim to said land before the Register men that can barely read,and write
here late this afternoon from Wash­ Thomas H. Tongue, Congressman and animated by a desire to do UiO
and R eceiver of this office at Roseburg,
L anolo )*, C ubbt C o ., O bboon .
Oregon, on Monday the 25th dav of their names, just what their Mothers ington, D. C. Arrangements were from the First District, which oo right things and th* Oregon le g is ­
E. W. JENSEN,
May, 1903.
have learned them at home, the immediately mado to transport the curied on Sunday morning in th* lature* have n* a rule made a pretty
He names as witnesses:
dealer in Town Lots, and Improved J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E ,
Grant
McMahan, William Labeau, of consequence are now when there is body to the family home at H ill­ national capital, from heart disease. fair record, as compared with the
and Wild Lands.
Ely, Minn, A. E. Peck, o M ntaviila, school they are so big and old they
AND
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sboro, where the funeral of the di*, Mr. Tongue had been in Congress Legislatures of other states. O ar
Oregon, E. S. Wells, of Olalla, Oregon.
F ilings and Final Proofs Mads on
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
Any and all personscluimingadverse- are ashamed to go, and don’t do so, tinguished congressman will ba held since tbe election of 1896, when so Legislators have been paragons of
ly the above-described lands are re­ and imagine they are juat as well
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
tomorrow. Many of th* members close was the margin that he hud economy and other virtues in ooaa-
quested to file their claims in this office
on or before said 25th day of May, 1903. off, as they would bo if they were of both houses of ths Oregon legis­ only 63 votes inure thau hi* oppon­ par ¡son with some legislatures of
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
AGHflT
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. educated, (well if they always lived
lature will be in attendance. Th* ent, Vanderburg. He ha* been suc­ Califorais and other states. 8omo
at home, in the mountains I guess Southern Pacific Co. igill run spec­ cessively returned to Washington, bills that would better bo not pass­
German American
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
L. A. ROBERTS,
they are.) But there m ight come ial train* to Hillsboro in order to and was chosen again lust June. He ed will doubtless becomelaws,while
N otice fob P ublication .
Insurance
Company,
a time whan they would want to accommodate th* concourse of people ha* served with distinction.
A T T O R N E Y A .T
better bills will fail; there will bo
LIFE, FIKE AND MARINE.
leave the mountains and what then. who desire to witness the last sad
some
unnecessary expenditure, and
United
States
l.and
Office,
Today, had he lived, Mr. Tongue
M y r tle P o in t, O regon
Roseburg, Oregon, December 20, 1902. We bad quite an excitem ent hers in
perhaps
selfish motive rather than
rite*
over
the
deceased
eta
teaman.
would
stand
as
one
of
th*
most
force
Notice is hereby given that in compli­
Real Estate and Conveyancing. * ance
with the provisions of the Act of this section of country about Thanks­ No ceremonies will be held in Poj;t ful members from the great West. the public wosl will triumph in
Probate business* specialty.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An giving. A young woman deserted
land.
His committee assignments were some minor matters but on tbo
/ j P o r t O rford, - - - - O regon. a c t to"
f o r the sale o f timber lands In the
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States of California, Oregon, Nevada, her husband, she was young and he
R a ilr o a d P r o p e r ty at R o s e b u r g proof of the estim etion in which he whole we may expect fairly good
? ndj W ashlnnton Territory,” 88 ex' WM oW» l *‘ey were married 2 years.
C h a n g e s H a n d s.
was held by the members of the work, and beneficial results, fro*
P. J. LINDBERG,
tended to all the Public Land States ,. ,
,,
...
,
J. M. UPTON, -
by act of August 4, 1802, Fred lhat gave us all something to think
this body of lawmaker*. A sa rule,
House.
A’. Mehl, of Bandon, county of Coos, and talk about, I don’t know how
A ttsrasy and Coanseler at Law,
Roseburg. Jan. 19.— All the land
Probably the man had not attained they are no doubt honset and esp-
State of Oregon, has 'this day
filed in this office his sworn statement long that will last, (the excitement embodied in Kinney’s Improved nearly to the maximum of his pow-i able, and it is better to have con­
B A .P fZ > O M , O R E G O N .
No. 4188, for the purchase of the NEJ I m ess) until soma other awful
Plat of th* City of Roseburg, des­ ere. He was only in th* prime of fidence in their integrity and ability
, ,
,
.
. Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins of section No. 19, in Township No. 31 . . .
south, range No. 14 west, and will offer
takes place, of course every ignated a* th* headquarter* sit* of hie manhoed. He was hern in 1814, than to regard them with suspicion
Upstairs, In Eldorsde Building
and Trimmings.
and bestow censure upon them that
proof to show that the land sought is one here i* curious to know how she
the Great Central Railroad, was being therefore only 59 year* old. is possibly for tb* most part un­
more valuable for Its timber or stone !
,
Orders taken for Tombstones and than for agricultural purposes, and to wl*1 CQ,n8 o u >, that story will ba sold yesterday by Chief Engineer That is not the lim it of men of the deserved.
establish his claim to said land before continued on and every one will ba
Cemetery Bailing.
L. D. K inney to the Roseburg stamp of Thomas Tongue. Ho was
GEORGE M. BROWN,
the U. 8. Commissioner, at Bandon, !
. . . .
PO R T O RFORD, OREGON.
Oregon, on Monday, the 9th day of *nxloui tlJ r*»d on to ths and to see Lumbar Company for $10,000. a eymmetrical nature, with balance j
March, 1903.
; who get* the baby girl him or her, Tbe transfer of this property will
N E T A T LAW ,
between physical and mental such i
I son. Simeon N. B. Hunt, W illiam G. | • • b ,th are trJ lnI
P °M «’ h ei, so in no way effect its character aa a as assured long life, excepting that
J. W. 8TRANGE,
Carroll, Janies Denholm, all of Ban-¡wags the world, Marriages, 8a par­ townsite, nor doe* it mean that Mr.
BOSEBUBO, «SEGGI
organic trouble* seizej hl* frame
don, Oregon.
I
T»-_l
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Any and all persons claiming „ j . , ations, Births, and Deaths, death K in n ey’s operations in connection and ended what promised to be a
D E N T IS T .
versely the above-described lands are ends all troubles hereon oarth
with th* Salt Lake Coos Bay Rail- conspicuous career.
requected to file thetr claims in this of-1 -
r
i
, _
in
WALTER SUTTON,
There was in bitn a combination
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . floe on or before said 9th day of March, I 1 her* it a new saw m ill near ns, read project are nt an end. Th*
1903.
1 | miles; there is heap* o f fine tim- new company ba* simply taken the
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
happily of tb* two essentials to s u e -;
rosee ee tesa es O
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
I ber near it, the nearest town and townsite off of Mr. Kinney’s hand*
cess ¡u public life -u n d er sta n d in g
P O R T O R F O R D • • OREGON Wi” ▼B»*Curry County eeml-snnually.
Post Office is 10 miles from us ca ll­ in order to more conveniently carry
of the theoretical and mastery of the
ed Hardman, Tbe stage line run* in
_ every other on the development work outlined practical. Lacking either, without J
half a ___
mile of _ ut, mail
day, the telephone line runs across, ’ “d begun, and to allow Mr. Kin I wonderful genius in one, no man ‘
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
■ w ro rtae eroilriee
ere e
lUroeyeee
i T iroeS. ■ HeOlv
the mountain from Hardman, asd n*y more time in which to devote I may gnis place. And while Mr.
P h y e lo la s a n d S u r g e o n
U e N w «wv M i » - - -
m*k<s a p m taaSSM *■»
î r V r f î f i a « i Y m cib ÍC it cros’es near u* toe, but there is 1 his attention to railroad
matter* Tongue had not genius, he had son e
MTO 11*4 1MW. MÙTO < f
, puro, brovy boarot «U, as-
> 0 a S A U t f T D lA U D I S O llm A U .T .
no telephone office nearer than 4 Messrs. Campbell and Alexander, j brilliancy in both of the essential*1
rooUII? provaras w **h-
PORT ORFO RD,
OREGON.
M B d CM w rolSir.
T h e O r e s o n S e r o l-W e e k ly J o u r n a l, a miles, at Mallory’s saw m ill, so you th* Cottage Grove lumbermen, are mentioned, and therefore was upon I
Bold «TBrrwl»
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D e m o c r a tic n ew e p a p e r , e v e r fa ir a n d a '- see we are not clear out of the world *t the head of the Roseburg Lum
the roadway towards success such j
ta cao«- a l i «b
Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec­
i-a ir.eeiifcw a tiV O»« I w a y e fr e e ; 104 c o p 'e e In o n e r e a r fo r on ly
if
ws
are
away
out
in
th*
Blue
bar
Company,
the
new
manager*
of
|
as
might
sate
a
vaulting
ambition.
S’, ro r o jy roroe; » r o e e e .S A |1 6 O t o a n y a d d reea .
T h e J o u r n a l, P.
Ms* kf 8TAMMM
■ II , s f . T S T s J i S t o
B o x 121. P o r tla n d . O r
ialty
Mountains, but oh m y, I ’d rather the townsite.
As to the state he servad, Oregon ;
BTAT1 AMD DIMTBICT OrVW tBS I
yl
Cough
P. J. MASTEBSON,
A
dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
M .--* -
PORT ORFORD, OREGON, - S ’
J
NEW GOODS
Received by Every Stea-
ner.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL, HIDES, ETC.
UNDERTAKER.
Soft
Harness
___ss
FRAZER abuse
R u m m H
M to '