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........ — ■■■■!■ T h e S to r i« In C' im m . “ 5 Portlanl speculatoia and boom i THE TRIBUNE. I razoopurs ire determined to run Coifijille Herald. A movement ia on foot In con th a t 1500,100 appropriation for a ■WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1903. The heavy rainfall of Thfirsday, gress to Te|>eat the present desert, Lewis a n d d a rk exposition rough Eiiiluy and Saturday gave ua the timber and houaettead cornmuta- shod over.be state a t large. If it ■OFFICIAL PA P S I OF CURRY CO. I highest water on Sunday w» have tion laws. Thle movement ia d e a lt- is railroadid through the house and hail since 1890. Our mails are a ej uiu]er an alleged endeavor to get senate wa vant the people at large muren stbky w íd n «-< d * y avexixa. day behind, and our railroad ia un- rjd of the funds recently exposed in to have th* final say in the m atter Proprieter. 1 able to rn n trains farther this way El). RACKLKFF, Frop’r the transfer of these landi from the and the re'erendum should be used (Successor to F . M. Laugiois.) from Marshfield than C'oaledo, the government to private parties, but to settle ths m atter and a special stfitSCftiPrioN RATES. , tr( being mostly under water it ia believed th a t the real instiga bill passed to subm it to a vote of I K E E P S IN S T O C K , One C opvO ne Y e a r.................... $1.091.. , due Copy Six Months ..... 70 Horn here to that place, and, we are tors of the movement are the land- the people within the next three 'f)iin C v T h r .-e M if,formed, very badly washed out grant railroad companies who have months. We favor an appropria ■■ ---------- - of position in many places. About large areas of lands and they » ra tio n but dt not favor the methods j l>liA GOODS*, À O V E R T lH m « R .V f k S Rl'.ABONABI.B. ail the damages done in this part anxious to get rid ot ft, With the employed ts it looks too much like ; of the valley is done 1» the railroad. desert and stone and timber land au organized raid upon the State [ On the tipper river the railroad has laws repealed the government lands treasury. If a majority ef our peo iw rft AGENTS: HARDW ARE. suffered even more than in the of this class would be practically pie want to appropriate $500,000 A. B. P ahin , LabgktiH, Oregon. ■ past, and the farmers have lost con removed from settlem ent and thus then all ¡swell; but a minority of C h i s . OrwBY, finid Bench. siderable fencing. The long trestle a demand would be created which the tax payers have no right to run And in (act, everything usually needed | A. II. C rook , Pistol River. Oregon: in the country. approaching the railroad bridge would enable the railroad companies a blazer over the majority because ., i l l # B r in ic i ».t'irei« mi jrrnir |,«p er . m ar the mouth of the 'North Fork to unload their vast areas of desert th®y are able to do so. Let the ---------- 0 s h o w s t h e a n te to wbó'to y o n » sub-? t script ion is paid . is considerably wrecked and dam aad timber lands. m atter be referred to the people and C A SH S A L E S amount ng to $6 or aged. The trestle at Cedar Point ie With the desert land law repeal- Portland s subscription be guar- B r ie f N ew a Notea. cent of the state’s more will he allowed 10 per cent dis- also removed from its foundation, ed the source of the irrigation fund at - J -—v—--- r , , . , fund is available.— Plaindealer. I count, except on F lour, on which no and near the McAdams place there created , at the last session or the Levi Ankney is the caucus nomi are two or three slides onto the discount can be given. national legislature, would be cut nee of the W ashington legislature track, while near CoaleAo a large Keep a Full and Complete Stock of off and the great possibilities which A s I will do m y own team ing, it is for U. S. Senator. Thia assures tree fell across a bridge cutting It this act opens up in the west and my intention to sell cheaper than good* his election. in two. southwest would be nipped in the were ever sold on Floras Greek. C. \V. Fullpn the leading candi The long trestle on which the bud. The general opinion prevails j date for U. S. Senator at Salem, has j t|.ack fr0l, “ j ohn Heart’s coal mine that it would be better to permit of 3: of the 90 votes. runs front the hill to the main a few frauds creeping in under tiie B litte r, T __________ Ï 1 I« «- is • generally .. ’ A train wreck in Arizona on Jan. track was taken a half mile down present laws than cut off the vast In married life Will be taken in exchange for goods. made on an equal footing 28, caused the death of 20, and the the liver which will be a big draw areas of the desert and stone and of health in man and wife. injuring of a number of others. back to Mr. Peart ju st as be was timber lands from the occupation But how soon, in many | GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, cases, the wife loses the G iv e m e a tr ia l a n d I w ill d o m y Ex-United Stales Senator John getting bis mine in good working and give the railroad companies a start and fades in face and b e st to p le a s e y o n . fails in flesh, while her B. Al(en, Washington, died sudden order, and will cause him much de practical monopoly of supplying husband grows even more lay. We have heard ef no stock the bomeseekers with locations. ly at Seattle, on Jan. 28tb. rugged and robust. BOOTS AND SHOES, There is one chief cause , H enryX L Telle*' *» re-elected U. being drowned, but there must have A re W ar C laim s V alid ? for this wifely failure and been some at least. However, the S. .Senutor from Colorado. that is, the failure of the rains came on slowly and with womanly health. When Salem, Or. Jan-. SB.—The ways CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS, Representative Davey, ol M arion, there is irregularity or an M any newspaper»» have lately given currency plenty of warning, giving the peo and means committees are debating unhealthy drain, inflam to reports by irresponsible parties to the effect has introduced a hill to increase the ple a good chance to look after all the bill to issue $300,000 in bonds mation, u l c e r a t i o n or th a t annual appropriation for the State livestock. In short, outside of the for the benefit of Indian war vet ± }alh Z ^"e ” ’ the gen’ THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO OILS HITS AND RUBBER BOOTS. F air fro m $8000 to $12,000. DGirrfi 1 18 300,1 1U1‘ had entered a trust or co m b in a tio n ; we w ish railroRd and Mr. Peart there has erans of 1855 6- The two com m it ^ T ir ’ T? •«. to assure the public that there is n o t r t U M in XFmistcr Iioiven, in behalf of Ven been much more good than harm u r . ip e r c e s r a v o n t e such reports. We have been m anufacturing tees held a joint session yesterday P rescrip tion cu res w om an- sew ing m achines for over a quarter o f a cetitu- ezuela, has submitted th at go-vetn- done by the high water. l y d iseases. It e sta b lish e s ry, and have established a reputation for our- before which appeared representa rew u larity, d ries HARDW ARE, u n h e a lth y drains, h e a ls selves and our machines that is the e n vy o f all tn e n t’i guarantee of payment of Owing to heavy weather at aea tives of the veterans, W. II. H. in n a n in ia tio n a n d u lceration an d cures others. Our <<A’e w H o m e ” m achine has claims, asked jointly by Germany, and the large tide at the bay, water fe m a le w eak n ess. It m a k es w eak w o m en n#ver been riVftled 88 a fa“ h y m a c h tn e .-I t stands at the head of all H i g h G r a d e sowing G reat Britain and Italy. If the enme up so high that some of the Myers, John H ughes,!'. A. Wood atron g and sick w o m en w e ll. m achines, and stands on its o r * merits. ________ " A little over a 1 y VI ear ago _ I wrote to vou Tor and J. L. Sperry. H o m e ” ie th e o n ly r e a lly powers consider the guarantee satis lowest business bouses on the water k e," sa y s Mrs. Elizabeth J. ad lv vice.s says I. Fisher, o or f Diana, T h e advises! me m e to use Dr. Dr Pierce's H I G H G H A H E S e w in g H a e h in y The hill has brought up several W. Va. "You advised factory, tire blockade of Venezuela front in Marshfield had several in ttavonte Prescription and ' Golden Medical Dia- o n th e m a r k e t . very,' which I did. and with the most happy knotty questions. As to tbe techni W I t is n ot necessary for us to enter into ft trust Will bi raised at once.. result. I was troubled w ith female w eakness ches of water in them yesterday cal legality of the claims, the niea and bearing down pains. Had a very bad pain to save our credit or pay an y debts as we have — ' - uxrui iv ail me i no debts to pay. We have never entered into nearly all tne tim e in my left side, nervousness Kansas will use voting machines. morning, being the highest the ................ n e - J- - L- sure will have a hard time, ’ and th s w «uJ headache w»» so w eak ‘ " i could a-u-diy com petition with manufacturers of low grade alk a lk across n” my ' — room. Conld not sit .... up on ly cheap m achines that are m ade to sell regard Both houses of the legislature have water was ever known to be there l little while at a tim e My husband got less o f an y intrinsic merits. D o not be de chances of its passage are doubtful. Just m e som e o f Dr Pierce's m edicine and I began favorably reported bills ntitliorizing in the history ef the town. Its use Before I hatl taken two bottles 1 was ceived, when you want a sew ing m achin e don’t One argument against the bill is to help do my work. I used three bottles send your money away from hom e; call on a the executive council to contract Ovlr city wharf is somewhat d is th at as the United State« audited able In all and it cured m e. Now I do all my house 4t X e w H o m e ” H e a l e r , he can sell you a work. It is the b est m edicine I ever used.” better machine for less than you can purchase Orders taken for any article not kept in stock. Tor a machine that will fill all the arranged by the late flood and will tbe claims in 1859, and as the N at The Common Sense Medical Adviser, elsewhere. If there is n o d ealer near you, rtqnirem euts of the state elections. require Bome attention at once. paper covers, is sent free on receipt of write direct to us. ional Government should pay the in 31 one-cent stamps to pay expense of THE NEW HOME SEWINO MACHINE CO The general opinion is th a t the Aus There should be quite a number of N e w Goods R e c e iv e d b y E v e ry S te a m e r. I war debt of the Territory of Oregon, mailing only. Address Dr. R. N. Pierce, O R A N O E , M A S S . tralian system at present in use is large piles driven deeply to give it Buffalo, N. Y. >iew York, Chicago. 111., St. Louis, Mo., Atlan the obligation to pay the full a m ta, U a., Dallas, Tex., San Francisco, Cftl. too cumbersome. stability during high water. ount of claim« rests upon the N at O U R M O TTO IR “ SM A L L P R O F IT S A N D Q U IC K SALKS.*' Ex-County Recorder Alfred Duel The Roseburg Review, in discuss ional Government. T jmbkh L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— ling has brought suit in th e Circuit ing matters connected with the N otice for P ublication , The Federal Government cut Court against, the County of Clack Great Central townsite addition to T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,— down the claims to about one-third, N otice for P ublication . amas for $1 MO, w ith 8 per cent in Roafebtirgt has the following to say and then paid them, giving the men U nited States Land Office, R oseburg, Oregon, Deci 16, 1902. terest from 189$. This am ount he regarding Major Kinney and the who volunteered In the territorial Notice is hereby given that in compii* United States L and Office, Our buyer is constantly in tb« market, aud takes ad van tag« «f all l«w »Ilexes to have expended in deputy j ra ilrw d . ..y0 , . r „ lh , railrond service about ance with the provisions of the act of Roseburg, Oregon, November 7, 1902. cents per day, the C Notice is hereby given that in com prices, and we cannot be uadeisuld. Our purpos« ia to k««p the bast «f ■hire for which, the connty refused luovement „ concei.n, dt w, ttr, , 9. regular pay for M ilitary d u ty at ongress of June 3, 1876, entitled "An a c t for the sale of tim b er lands in the pliance with tbe provisions o f tbe act to pay. Several weeksagoLuell.ng ,jy Major K ; ,,iat u -c that time. The ways and means States of Califorr.ia, O regon, N evada, o f Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled all lines o f goods, an d o u r prices ill tie ss low as ths naarksts asd tb« and W ashington T erritory,” as extend “ An net for the sale of tim ber lands in presented . pent,on to the Board of betUr ih lhan eyer Haviog f#. committees will investigate whether ed to all the Public L and States by act the States o f California, Oregon, Neva- quality of goods will perm it. All c u sto iu srs m a i bs assured «f lair a id C oun ty C om m issioner*, a sk in g for . , , e ___ n of A ugust 4,1892, Charles T. Blmuen- da, and W ashlngtou T erritory.” as ex- J licved h im self o f th e m anagem ent the veterans in accepting this " Iro th e r, of Langlois county of Curry, tended to ail the Public Lniid States this uifiount, and it was prom ptly , .. » ’ ' 1 J of the townsite here and adjusted third receipted te the full am ount .State of Oregon, has tins day filed in this by a c t of August 4, 1892, (ira n t Me honest dealing. office his sworn statem ent No. 4144, for lili __ ............... inhan, of Ely, county of _ St. _ Louis, 1 the outstanding claims, he goes east of their claims. W T. K ERB, Managst. tbe purchase of the N W J (EJ NWL State of Minnesota, has this day filed "in i A bill to do aw ay w ith c o u n t) scat ¡q a ftw days to meet the capital I ’ll« advocates of the bill point to Lots I, 2.) of section No. 1», in Town- ■ th is office his sworn statem ent No. 3893, i fights If) fhe Legislature has been ¡#tK by whom h» is employed. He the fact th at the National Govern- ship No. 31 south, range No. 14 west, for the purchase of the Southwest quar- , and will offer proof to show th at J ter (SWT) of section No. 34, in Town-: introduced by Representative («ill. expeels to return before April 1st, m tn t took up the bonds of the State the land sought is more valuable for its ship No. 31 South, Range No. Tli« measure provides that whenever and it is probable that active oper of California, which w ere issued I ^ a n for a ^ n citltu ral , 14 'vest, and will offer prooftoehow pur|w ses,iaiffito establish Ids claim to | that the land sought is more valuable the IhliXhitnnts of a county desire a,¡oils will begin soon after. There under similar conditions and for a Had land before J. IL Upton, U. H for its tim ber or stone thau for agricul •tb move their county seat they shall a ’tron8 eGf,,rI being made by Com m issioner, at liis office a t Langlois, tural purposes, aud to establish his ... , . ,, . , Eugan« people to secure the build- sim ilar purpose. The reply is that C urry County, Oregon on Saturday, the claim to said land before the Register present a p e titio n to thsir Couutv • , 1 , , .. , . . . ths State of California audited the 7th day of M arch, 190S. and Receiver of th is office a t Rose 1 • • ing of the road via that route, but He nam es as witnesses : Jo h n L. An burg, Oregon, on Monday, the 25thday •Court praying lor the removal and a, , |,u#inesa proposition the nat- claim« of its Indian fighters, but derson, Jam es I’. Olsen, Thom as Jo h n of May, 1903. mentioning the proposed towns or ural condition» favor Roseburg. As th at th«83t«te of Oregon did not do son, all of Denmark, Oregon, 8. N. B. He names as w itnesses: cities to which the c o n n ty seat is to Major Kinney fully understands the this. Instead the Federal Govern H unt, of B andon, Oregon. Peter O’Connor, W illiam Labeau, of A uyand all persons claim ing adverse Ely, M inn.. A. E. Peck, of M ontavllla, | be moved. If such petition <»«. | conditions, routes, resources of the tn e n t audited th« claims in Oregon ly the above described lan d s are reques Oregon, E. S Wells, of O lalia, Oregon. ' i ci-.L., of • .i . ted to file th eir claims in thisoffee ou or tarns . . tbrec-tiflha the voters of c .i the . various ... sections . of ,. the country,etc., . Any and all personsclaiiningadverse be w illfo report them to llie buckete and based its payments oil docu before said 7th day of M arch, 1903. ly the above-described lands are re county, the question is to be sill) o f enterprise during his easten trip, ments and papers which havs pass J. T. BRIDGES, R e g ister. quested fo tile their claini9 in thisoffiee rmtted to an elect on. Thrre-fiftlie It is gratifying to know that Rose- ed out of the possession of the state on or before said 25th day of M av, 1903 J. T. BRIDGES, Register, of the votes are to i»e necessary for burg occupies thie favorable pos , to the National Government. I n T imbeh L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— n change of location. ■ l»l‘bol,Kh- »• m »"l,oned above, N otice for P ublication . strong influences are at work to asmuch a t ths baited States has Jume Hayes, the original discov n,*ke a showing otherwise. Any audited the claims in Oregon and TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 United States Land Office, ever of the Gobi Hill mine, and one movement our people cau make to ia its judgm ent ba* settled tbeiu, R oseburg, Oregon, December 16, 1902. Notice for Publication. in lbs question arises whether the — *- Notice Ts hereby given th a t in oom- of tli« wealthiest mou of llsuton strengthen Roseburg’s position plianee with the provisions of the act be amiss.” this matter would not U nited S tates Land Office. county, dropped dead a few days United States would foal hound to of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled Roseburg, Oregon, Novcmtier 7, 1902. ago at his homo near Corvallis. Jn Washington, Jan. 31.—Binger | take up the bauds th at might be “ An act for tbe sale of tim b er lauds in Notice is hereby given th a t in com the S tates of California, O regon, N eva the fall of 1$52 he caiuu from Illi Hermann retired from his office as issued for the benefit of the veterans d a and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex pliance with the provisions of the a c t of Congress o f Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled Commissioner of ths General Land tended to all the P ublic L and S tates “ An act for tile sale of tim b er lands in nois to O rcgou, crossing Die plains of the credit of the state. Office, at the close of business today. by act of A ugust 4, 1892, Jam es P. the States of California, Oregon, Neva by ox team, and located in Jackson Assistant Commissioner Richards 1 he veterans say in rsturn that O lseu, of D enm ark, county of C orry, da. and in W ashington T erritory,” as county. The glory goee that he dis will take possession of the olfiae 1 ths claims are ju st and that thsrs- State oi Oregou, lias this d ay filed extended to nil the Public Land’ ¡State» in th is office bis sworn statem ent covered the Gold ilill mine while Monday. Mr. H erm ann’» reliu- fare they should he paid, whether No. 4147, for the purchase of the by act of A ugust 4, 1892. W illiam La- beau, of Ely, county of Ht. IxtuiA, State 8 W |. (E jiS W J, Lot« 3, 4.) of section | of M innesota, has this day filed quishm ent was not marked by any lha United States will stand for ‘hunting for a lost mule one day. He No. 1», tu Tow nship No. 31 aouth, range ¡n this office his sworn statem ent formality, his personal effects hav- . ,r . ■ . soon dispose J of his interest in the 14 west, and will offer proof to show th a t i N o . 3892 for the purchase of the Houtli- ing been removed from the office mine for $5000 and went to Benton during the last few days. Mr. Her • tltu l>o" “1 provtson of Oregon, th e land sought is more valuable west qu arter (8WJ) oi section No. its tim ber or ftton© than for ;ys, in low uahip No. 31 south, range county whore he resided until his , man it sim ply signed th» official, which reads: “ All laws ia faros ia j for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, and to es- 14 west, aiffi will offer proof to Diiiryville Store, To R ep eal Lattei L aw s. BUGGERIES, (the best only, MOOTS nnd SHOES, 11JLTSS Ac CJA1 The Pacific Furniture and Lumbei' Company, Port Orford, Oregon, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, The S ta rt NOTIN ANYTRUST Graniteware, Tinware, Glassware and Crockery. E. H. CHEEVER, 1>ÏCJLT^ETI I A’ Groceries & Provisions HARDWARE, dealii. TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES <fc RANGES. DOORS <fc WINDOWS, PAINTS <fc OILS. Thu scnatotial contest a remains uneliaiiged. other ilia Fultqn I mn gained one rote 1903. The men volunteered under a Jaw K ngloiH , Oregon, John L. Anderson, hy4*33 voles, winch is 12 short ,,f iuovaui«iil«, Heruiaun said: Thomas Johnson, of D enm ark, ' *regon. He names ns witnesses: jg , “ i may leave W ashington in a of the territory which the veterans Any lv and amt all persons claim ing ad enough to elect bi in. Geer has G rant McMahan. P eter O'Connor, of ' I day or twoj and pow iklj may re versely the above descrilied lands are Ely, M inu., E. 8. Wells, of Olalla, O re-i and. Wood 17, with 21 votes 8Crtt main her« some liui». Juat wh«n say is therefor« still binding. requested to tile th eir claims in th is of gon, A. E. Peck, ol M ontavllla, Ore-! fice on or before said 7th day of March, gou. tered among half a t many candi I «hall depart has not b«ed deter Csnlon, O., Jan. 26.—Judge W. 1903. Any and all persons claim ing ad dates. The Moltniniiali delegation mined. My Congressional candi J. T. BRIDGES Register. versely the above descrilied lauds are R. D ay has accepted a tender ef a p a rt not supporting either of tbe dacy 1 do not care to say anything requested to tile their claim s in this of pointment as Aeaooiale Justice of N O TICE. fice on or before said 25th day of Mav. leading candidate», hut are voting about just yet. It's l<e«n »ucli a 1903. *4»«i t time siiu.» Mr. Tongtw . died, the United States Supreme Court. In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware, in the air, with thé apparent inten ih d Iv tlb s in so busy preparing to J . T. BRIDG ES, R e g iste r, j Judge Day said today ia answer to Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, not to enter upon er tres tion of farcing somo candidate io lufu ovfcr this office to (Lovernor a query as to bis appointm ent: pass in any m anner upon Uie laud of Langlois, Curry County, Oregon. m r te concessions to Portland, but lli'lisid s t^jat I have not hnd tin»« the undersigned, situated on Elk River, “ I received tbe tender from P ree-' consider it. IaxjiOot to go di* , Curry countv, Oregon, (or the purpose wdntf thtot can lie is bard to tell, as Eatray N o tice. ¡dent Roosevelt Saturday. I m ail- o( fishing, or hunting with guns or dogs. that-City has secured the Lewis and ilfctl y to R0Mt>UM and taka un tli« Also not to leave anv gate open on go- Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of th efp u b lie pat practice of law. I'll b« in Walh- ed my acceptance this m orning.” . . . . . . . . j in g through, or otherwise trespass in Came to rav residence, ab o u t Oct I, Clark appropriation, their new char» ington fr«qB«otiy, as 1 eapect to Judge Osy does not know when »ny manner. Any person or |«tr»on« 1908, 1 heifer calf, while with red head ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed, â ter, provision fbr a fire boat and ligva a large number o f c o m to try The appointm ent will be sen t to the so entering iq.m said premises witli- and n eck , 1 steer calf, red with white ___ ••veval minor favor« without scarce bafaro this office and department, Senate. ou‘ our consent will be prosecuted to , »(iota, split in right ear o f both ; owner the fall extent ot the law. can have same by paying pasturage 1 a dissenting vote R at Ilia wants My family r«msiu her« uatil lay JOEL BOND. and paying for this notice. and ways of politicians are p ast, boy is released from school early in ■ilwrst» Toar Hawets With CHA8 PARTY, Denm ark, Or., Nov 2«, 1908. Candy rathirtif, mre nMligaiioa fttrstsv. -finding out.—-XI ed fard ÿucettu. j8J|>imer.M Gi kta. »• u C o 0. tall. *<MBlMSMttad ■»■«« MRS. CATHARINE FORTY. CHAS. E. LANGLOIS, t
