THE STEAMER
Town and County.
C h e tc o N ew « .
T h e L o w er llliu o ia C h u u try.
January 23, 1903.
The wildest region in all Oregon is
A storm is prevailing here, which the m ountain district of th e Lower 111-
, inois. It is th at uninhabited prim eval
I81I1.
Our m erchants received large commenced Sunday,
,
...
. w ilderness lying between Galice Creek
Ihe river u a foot h ig h e r th a n it ;
the COIljunctiuIl oi the H ogue with
stocks of uew goods this week.
has been this winter.
the Illinois. For the real sportsm an
H ard weather on range stock.
T h e dam a t H endrick’s saw mill, this district affords thè ideal hunting
The indications are th at there will on Jacks’ creek, went out Thursday ground«. There’s where the big game
be heavy loss.
n jg f,t.
j are found. Throughout the deep gulch-
k T __ , os, the endless forests of pine, and
the over
endiesi
Mrs. Keygren returned last Wed-
N o m ail arrived in Harbor Wed- 1
‘
’
the endless ranges, whose lim it in all
ntsday, from a visit with friends in needay.
directions is the h o rizo n ; where the
Coos county.
Mr. Vaato from near Crescent Rogue and the Illinois froth an g rily
between the sheer canyon w alls of
City,
moved up the Chetco.
A number of timber claim hun
»tone, there roam the elk and the deer,
Mr.
8.
J.
Keen
is
the
busiest
man
KELSON, - - - - -
M aster, ters arrived last week, and passed
the bear and the panther, the lynx and
in town this winter, making barrels
on down the coast.
the bob-cat. It's none of your a u to
W ill make weekly trip» betweeu
for the Van Pelt brothers fish house. mobile hunting, going into this region.
Miss Edna McGraw, of San F ran
Win. Cooley left Thursday for The sportsm an who h u n ts in the lower
cisco, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Crescent City on business. .
Rogue River country m ust leave his
S u n F r u u c te c o , P o r t O r
Dart, at this place.
auto at home and saddle a tough, In
J a n . 3 0 th .
f o r d a n « t <-<»<>«• B u y ,
A special meeting of the Port Or-
It still continues to be stormy, dian pony. Another cayuse, well pack
j ford Camp, W. O. W-, will be held and the mail carrier is obliged to ed, will carry the am m unition and the
C A R R Y IN G
PASSENGERS AND ! next Saturday for confering the pro-
cam p supplies. I t ’s rough, but its sport,
leave lots of way mail in the office real sport.
F R E IG H T .
: tection degree.
on account of the rain.
The hunter th u s equipped, will fol
Another storm is brewing.
ARCATA,
Miss Annie Britton the Jack low the wagon road th a t leads down
The Elk River mill is receiving a
Creek
school teacher is stopping at the Rogue from M erlin, on the South
general overhauling, and being fit-
F reight and passengers at
ern Pacific. For some 15 miles -tho
: ted up in ship-shape for a rushing Mr. McCutchen’s waiting for an op road follows Rogue River, w ludihg
p o rtu n ity to go u p to Mr. Harden- here und there through narrow canyon
L o w e a t H a to s» .
I business next spring.
brook’s to (inish a term of school walls, and leading out again over a
P. J. Masterson’s new ad will ap for Miss Weekly, who wus taken ! !’teeP declevity where the gulch is. too
O. LEN EV E, Agent, Port Orford, Or
pear next week. Mr. Masterson *s
gjck al)j went home narrow to pass botli river and road.
egon.
. receiving new goods by every stea ,
k
i
i
. i ..
There are places w here t h e ’.rail round :
L e r and h i. business i. constantly
J u it he» r‘1
s“'1 " e " 8 a point on the m ountain wall directly
m er, and ms business is constantly
of the ¿ ealh of Mjga Gerty A,pah '
over the river, amt here tho trav eler
#xPa,,d,uS’
| young lady of Newburg.
can see the w ater flowing serenely
w T doyle & co .,
D EA LER S IN
General
J
G O L D B E A C H ,O R .
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WE KEEP IN STOCK
8R0CERIES A PROVISIONS,
uonn«
C. H. Crew and Louis Higgins
last week purchased from Frank
I
,,
. ,
i Smith tiie Centennial Saloon prop-
ery, consisting of building and lo t
50x100; consideration $1250.
Mr. Burns, a nephew of E. B.
Bums, accompanied the latter up
from the city on the last steamer.
i He but recently arrived from the
j Philippines, where he was lately
—
young people haven’t “caughtonto,”
yet: 1 he Del ÎSorte Record men
HATS A ND C A PS,
tions “A Woodpecker’s Head dance,
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , aj tfic Lagoon,” which lasted five
(days.
H - - A . l t 1 ) AA .'V I< 1
yv # were visited by a considera
ble snow storm Saturday night, al
And in fact everything usually needed
though along the immediate coast
In town o r country.
it disappeared within a few h o u rs
i on Sunday morning. T he snow is
J quite deep in the high mountains.
GRAND
Coot Bay News.
' T imber L a u d , A ct J ux » 8, 1878»—
It is reported that a wooltn unit
N otice for P ublication .
M A W K H A IsIa,
is to be es'ablislisd at North Bend,
United States Land Office,
though particulars are not given at A t U w e r e ' s H a ll, F e b . 1 4 , l» O 3 . )
Roseburg, Oregon, December « i, 1MX,
present.
Notice is hereTiy
‘
. given
tliat In compli
MUSIC—J o h n Fitzhugh, O scar M a th ance with the provisions of the act ot
Coos Bay Camp, Woodmen of'
ers, Ames Johnston.
G ongressof June 3, 1«78, e n titled “ An
the World, are making preparations
FLOOR MANAGERS—A. A . Jamieson, act for the sale of tim ber lan d s in the
S tates ot California, Oregon, Nevada,
to celebiate their tenth anniversary I
A. J . MARSH,
and W ashington T erritory,” os extend
in March.
ed
to all the Public I-and .»tuten by act
PROM PTERS—Johu Prock, FrodPost.
of A ugust», 1892, Simeon N. B. Hoot,
The couuty court has ordered that
Supper a t Neygren’s, 50c per plate.
of Bandon, county of Coos S tale of O r
T ickets $1.00.
a tax levy of 30 mills on the dollar,
egon, lias tliis day filed in this office
A
general
invitation
is
extended
to
all.
hta sworn statem ent No. 4169, for the
on a net valuation of $2,852,754,
puzchuse of tiie SEJ 8WJ, 8J 8E J,
be made for state, county, school I
of section 18, 8W J MW'4 of section No.
A d m in is t r a t o r ’» N o tie « .
and road purposes.
Notice is hereby given tliut the u n 17, in Township No. 81 south, range No.
14 west, and will offer proof to ahow
It is said that the repairs on the' dersigned has been appointed adm inis hat the land sought is more valuable
tr a to r of the estate of Joseph Close, de
Alliance will he completed by Jan. ceased, by the Couuty C ourt of C u rry or its tim b er or stone than for ag ricu l
tu ral purposes, and to establish bis
30i.ii, when eh* will again take her county, S tate of Oregon. All persons claim to said laud liefore U. 8. Com
indebted to said deceased are req u est missioner, a t Bandon, Oregon, on Mon
place on the coast route.
ed to pay such Indebtedness to m e «• day , tho 9th day of March, 1903.
A landslide at Newport has eov- 1 my ofllse in Gold Beach w ithout delay ; lie numea as witnesses: Fred A.
and ull |>ersous having valid claim s
ered the track near the b u n k e r,' ag ain st said deceased are requested to Mefil, Ja m e s Denholm, W illiam O.
C arroll. M ichael K reuer,allot B andon,
stopping the shipment of coal un present th e sam e to me, a t the place Oregon.
aforesaid, with proper proof, within
A ny and all persons claim in g ad
til the obstruction can be removed.' six m onths from the date of this notice.
Dated a t Gold B each, Oregon, J a n u versely tiie above described lan d s ate
Tiie British bark Baroda, which
requested to file tlieir claims in thi»
ary 20th, 1303.
office on or before said 9th day of
was taken off the bench below the I
J. HUNTLEY,
M arch, 1993.
mouth of tiie Coquille, early last A d m in istrato r of tiie E state of Joseph
J. T. BRIDGES, Regiater;
Close, deceased.
summer, and brought to Cons b a y ,1
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
from w hence she wai towed, to Ban T im ber L a rd , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
N otice for P ublication .
N otice for P ublication .
Francisco, has been purchased by,
United States L and Office,
the R. Dunsmuir Sons’ Company ,
U nited S tates L an d Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 22, 1902.
and is to tie converted into a coal | R oseburg, Oregon, Ja n u a ry 5, 1903.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com
Notice is hereby given th a t in com pliance with the provisions of the act
barge. The Baroda was purchased
pliance with the provisions of the act of congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
from the underwriters by Charles of Congress o f Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of tim b e r laDda in
Nelson for $13,000 and was by him An act for the sale of tim b er lan d s In the States of California, Oregon, N eva-
the States of California, Oregon, Neva- da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex-
sold to the present owners. Tho : da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex ' tended to all the Public Land 8tates by
Exam iner says that Charles Nelson tended to all the P ublic Land States act of August 4, 1892, Rosetta J . A nder
by act of August 4, 1892, Edward B. son,of D enm ark, county of C uiry, S tats
stripped the Boroda of her rigging Sypher. of Lungiois, county of Curry, of Oregon, lias tills day tiled in tills office
and proposes to tit out the ship S tite of Oregon nas th is day filed in this ilia sworn statem ent No. 4173, for the
office his sworn statem en t No. 4270, for purchase of the N,t$ NEJ, 8W J NEJ of
Andromeda with the gear.
the purchase of the Si SEJ, NEJ SEJ section 25, and SEJ of SEJ of section 24,
t
Jas. Powell, Mr. Neathery and j 1000 ieet below, whllo not mure than a
Wm. C ooly a re b u sy te a rin g dew,, I «‘one’s throw directly across is the op-
,1
,
t . ,
,
posite wall of th e canyon. I t seems but
the old press building. It has been ' a deep slit in the e a rth where the river
leased by the district for a school flows through.
house, but Mr. Cooley now wants
But the wild country, the rough ooun-
The smallpox is having quite a
the building, so the district will he try , the real m ountains, are on beyond
G
alice.
H
ere
the
river
makes
a
detour
ruu
out at Ashland; but the people
obliged to build a school house in
to ti e north and misses M ount Reuben there calljit ‘‘virulent itch.”
the spring.
by a narrow m argin. H ere the only
Master
Carew ------
has - u placed
fair rails
falls in tn
th e river Between
between reogue
Rogue reiver
River
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/ I f *
T
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J.
weather flag in the top of the tallest valley and the sea are found. These i S lC ilir iQ
J O lfllS
tree he could find. I t reminds one falls are only thirteen feet in height, In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
of the white Hag of truce that float but they are abrubt, and it seems a parts of the body, are joints th at are
ed over the battle of Wounded Knee, w onder th a t the salmon clear them . ; infiamed and swollen by rheum atism —
The abundance with which the fish are th at acid condition of tiie blood which
during the hotest of the fight.
found in the upper river would prove
- --
- N o . 20, N W j g -WJ,
— Section
-
of - Section
in Township No. 31 south, range
No. 21, in T ow nship No, 31 south, range no . 16 west, an d will offer proof
I No. 11 West, and Will offer proof to to show th at the land sought ie more
show th a t the lan d sou g h t is more val valuable for its tim ber or stone then
uable for its tim ber o r stone than for for agricultural purposes, and to estab
agricultural purposes, and to establish lish his claim to said land before J.
Ins claim to saiil land before J . H. Up U . Upton. U. 8. Commisaioner, at
ton, U. 8. C om m issioner, a t his office Langlois, Oregon, on Wednesday, the
at Langlois, C urry couuty, Oregon, on 11th day of M arch, 1993.
Monday, the 30th d ay of M arch, 1903t
She names as w itnesses:
H o n a in e sa a w itnesses: Georgs E.
Charles T. B lum enrother, Lee Cox,
Groen, Edward H. Cheever, Ole P. ‘ of Langlois, Oregon, Jo h n L . Ander
H aagensen, Andrew O lsen, all of son, Jam es P . O lsen, of D enm ark, Or
I anglois, O regon.
egon.
Any and all persons claim ing ad
Any and ail persons claim ing ad
versely the above-desoribed lands are versely the above-deecrilied lands are
requested to file th e ir claim s in tills of , requested to file th e ir claim s in thia of
fice on or before the said 30th day of fice on or liefore said 11th day of March,
.1903.
Maree, 1903
J. T. B RID G ES, Register.^
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,—
affects the muscles also.
th a t they m ake the falls with ease.
Sufferers dread to move, especially
T iie region on beyond these falls and after sitting or lying long, and their
T h e S p ir it o f W in t e r .
The S p irit of W inter is witli us, m a k until the m outh of the Illinois is reach condition is commonly worse in wet
in g its presence know n in m an y d if ed is an unbroken wilderness. The weather.
“ It has been a long time alnoe we have
ferent ways—som etim es by cheery sun- i ‘raveler m ust keepto th e tid g es or be-
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
without Hooil’s Sarsaparilla.
My
shine and glistening snows, and some- | Come helplessly lost. There are no roads, been
N otice for P ublication .
father thinks he could not do without It.
N otice fob P ublication .
tim es by d riv in g winds and b linding I “ ° trail0> onlT the backbones of the He has been troubled with rheumatism
United S tates LandOlfice,
aince he was a boy. and Hood's Sarsapa
Roseburg, O r., Ju n . 6, 1903.
storm s. To m any people it seems to m ountains to follow, witli the river for rilla Is the only medicine he can take that
United States I-and Office,
Notice is hereby given tliat in com
tak e a delight in m ak in g bad things i a guide. On the crest of tiie highest of will enable him io take his place in the
Roseburg, Oregon, Dee. 18,1902.
pliance wiili tho provisions of the act
worse, for rh eu m atism tw ists harder, these the h u n te r m ay gaze in any d i field.” Miss A d * D oit , Sidney, Iowa.
Notice is hereby given th a t In com
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
tw ings sh arp er, c a ta rrh becomes more rection am i see n aught b u t range after
“A11 act for th e sale of tim ber lands in pliance with the provisions of th e act
range,
pine-clad,
though
scantily
so,
tile States of C alifornia, O regon, Nevo- of Congress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled
annoying, and the m any sym ptom s of
a n d P ills
da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex "A n.act fur th e sale of tim ber lsnda ia
E. B. Burns arrived from the scrofula a re developed and ag g rav ated . an«i risin g one above tiie other till in
Remove
the
cause
of
rheum
atism
—
no
tended
to ull the P ublic L an d States by the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva
far distance tiie d a rk blue of tiie
city by steamer, Monday evening There is n o t m uch poetry in th is, but e the
a rth ’s d istan t edge m ingles with the outward application can. Take them . act of A ugust 4, 1892, Jesse L. Hale, of da. and W ashington T erritory," as ex
D enm ark, county ot C u rry , State of tended to all the Public Land States by
He brought up a cousiberable stock i ‘here is truth, and it is a w onder th a t lighter blue of tiie sky. The ranges are
Oregon, h as this day filed in this office a c t of A ugust 4, 1892, Mary O. Capps,
o n ’t t get
of merchandise for his Gold Beacli lnore people
people d don
get rid
rid of these ail broken by gulches and canyons, deep
GRA N D
his sworn statem ent No. 4259, for the of Denmark, county of Currv, State
m ents. The m edicine th a t cures them
purchase of the NEJ of NWJ, NJ NEJ, of O regon, has this J a y filed 1» th lr
store, and also an outfit for a can —H ood's S arsaparilla—is easily o b tain cut, irreg u lar, and down the depths of
section
30, NWJ of NWJ of section No. office bis sworn statem ent No. 4164, foe
riery at Rogue River. The freight ed and there is a b u n d an t proof th a t its which, creeks and stream s go bubbling
!
29,
in Township No. 31 south, range No. the purchase of tiie W t^' SEJ, section
to join tiro Rogue on its seaward jour-
and WJ N EJ of section No. 11, in
II west, and will offer proof to show
will be shipped to the river on the cu res are ra d ic a l and perm anent.
AT W E D D E R B U R N HALL,
re v .
th a t the land sought is m ore val liable Township No. ;fb south, range No- 14
Copper Queen.
A s the h u n ter gazes around him up ' G iven by C am p No. « 1 « , W . O. for its tim ber or stone th a n for ugli- west, and will offer proof to Bhow tliat
W illiam Cooley of Chetco was a
cultural purposes, and to establish nis the land sought is more valuable for
W -, on tli« e v e n in g o f F eb.
Michael Duffey, who has been visitor in Crescent City the first of on the unbroken expanse of smoke-
claim to Slid lan d before J , H. Upton, its timlier or stone than for agricultur-
blue ridges lie feels lost in tiie m idst of
21, 1!»«)3.
the
week.
Mr.
Cooley
informs
us
U. 8. Com m issioner, u t b is uffice at al purposes, and to establish liis claim
living with Mr. Hughes, at th*
that it is more profitable to raise a great m ountain sea. The g litterin g
Langlois, Oregon, on Monday, the 23d to said land before the County Clerk of
m
o
u
th
of
Sixes
for
a
number
of
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I
calves for the market than to milk snow-white peaks tlia t rise here and .81 U SIt.’— E. P. Anderson, R. Paskins, day of Ju n e , 1003. He nam es as wit Curry C ounty, Oregon, at P ort Orford.
will add to, as the dem and will w arrant. J years, died last Saturday evening,
nesses : Jam es P. Olsen, of D enm ark, Oregon, on Monday, tiie 9tli day of
cows for butter, and will this season there above the m ountain billows are
Otto N eu m an n .
Prices of work an d goods in keeping
O regon, Andrew Olsen, O, I*. H aagen M arch, 1993.
with the tim es. W atches from a d is j at the advanced age of 88 years, try the experim ent. Mr. Cooley as white-caps breaking tile monotony F L O O R M A N A G E R S —Geo. H. sen, G eorge E. Green, ull of Langlois, , She names as witnesses: G ra n t Por
tance can be safely sen t by registered : and was buried at the Cape ceme expects to raise three calves on an of uu oceau’s endless blue. T he h u n
Oregon.
terfield, Geo. C urry, F ra n k Moore, D.
Trum an, Fred Schwarz.
mail. I will retu rn th em C. O. D. to
Any und all persons claim ing a d L. Moore, uli of Ophir, Oregon.
average from each cow which at a ter feels th a t over all the e a rth 's g re a t
tery
on
Monday.
Deceased
has
your postmaster.
Any and all persons claim ing adverse
yearling will bring at least $14 per surface lie is the only little crawling l ’ R O M l’ T E R S —W illis Coy, E. P. versely the above-descrilied lauda a re
requested to flic tlieir claim s in this of ly the above described lands are reques
; been totally blind for several years. head making a profit of $42 during tiling. There are no other hum an be
Robison, Mel Jo h n so n .
Term» C ath.
fice on or before said 23d day of M arch ted to file tlieir claims in this office on
1993.
1 or before said 9th dav of March, 1903.
Numbers ot letters addiessed to tiie year from eacli cow, without tiie in g s w ithin all th at lim itless pine-clad
J . T. BRIDGES, R egister.
expanse.
He
may
cry
aloud,
and
the
J. T. BBIDOES, ReglsUr.
Supper will be given in the H all u tj
W. F. Riley have been received at added expense of shipping, com
missions and wages for m ilkers__ only answ er to his cry will be the th o u 60 cents ¡ter plate.
T im ber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878— Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,—
this office. No doubt most of them Del Norte Record.
sand echoes that awake sta rtle d from
T ickets to dance 91.00. S pectators
N otice for P ublication .
relate to business with Ibis paper,
tiie deep gulches. B u t there is one adm itted free.
Notice fur Publication. -
Port Orford, Oregon,
i and should have been addressed to
great consolutiou—here are tiie hunting
Grand March at 8 o'clock, P. M.
U nited S tates Land Office,
U nited States Land Office.
grounds.
No pains will be spared to m ake this |
Roseburg, Oregon, Jun. 5, 1993. I Roseburg,O regon, December 11,1902.
I... ItT N A .1 ’ 1 ’
l ’ r o p i ' i e t o r . “T h e T ribune ,” as we have several
H
ere
the
h
u
n
ter
can
u
n
sad
d
le,
re
N otice is hereby given th a t in com
the most enjoyable ev en t of tiie season,
j times mentioned Mr. Riley's ab
Notice is hereby given t hat in com
move his pack, and strik e cam p. The and if you don’t believe it come ami I pliance w ith the provisions ot the act pliance witli tiie provisions of the act
sence. Such letters will receive his
of Congress of .lime 3, 1878, entitled of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, en titled
First-class in every respect.
grass grows tali und lu x u ria n t, and tiie ! see.
“An act for the sale of tim lier lands in “ An a c t for the sale of tim ber lands in
attention on his return, which we
ponies can feed to th eir appetite’s con
the States of California, Oregon, N eva th e states of California, Oregon, Neva
Go id Feed Stable attached. hope will be soon.
tent. Here indeed m e the h u n tin g NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. d a, and W ashington T erritory,” ns ex d a. and in Washington T errito ry ," as
tended to all the Public. L and S tates extended to all the Public L and States,
grounds. I have talked witli men who
T h e mail has been very irregular
liy act. of A ugust 4, 1892, Russ B. De- by act of August 4, 1892, George D.
j Feed pale girls on S c o tt’s have hunted in every d is tric t in Amer-
W e ru n the Stage from P o rt O rford
D epartm ent of tiie In terio r,
iic a ;m e n who have shot wild turkeys U. 8. Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon, yoe, of M yrtle Point, county of Coos, Hlgin, of Eckley, eonntv of C urry,
v ia D airyville, co n n ectin g w ith t h e 1” 11 ing th e p ast ten d ay s, alth o u g h JT ^ n u ls io n
State of O regon, has tills day filed In State of Oregon, baa this day filed in
Ja n u a ry 2(1, 1903.
no blame can i be - attached •-
to .c
the:
-
-
.
in Virginia and antelope in the Rock
S ta g e to M yrtle Point.
th is otfioe h is sworn statem ent No. this office bis sworn statem ent No.
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
the
fol
carriers, who have used every effort
no^ neCl^
give all ies, who have hunted moose in W is
I2M f>r the
pun base
of th e ; for th e purchase of tho NJ of 8W t^,
lowing nuined settler lias filed notice
N EJ, E J SEJ, 8 W | BEL sec se.-tion 4 ; und EJ of SEJ of section No.
to get the mail through, and are, in th e
reasons
why
Scott S consin and bear in the Sierras, and who of bis intention to m ake final proof in SEJ,
tion 7, Tp. 31 south, range No. 13
declare em phatically th a t lor real hunt support of llis claim , und th a t said west, a n d will offer proof to show th a t 5 In Township No. 32, Month, range
N O T IC E .
No.
14 west,
and
w ill offer
, fact deserving of much credit, cob E m ulsion restores the stre n g th
: in g , for big game, they have found no iroof will be made before E. A. Dodge, the land sought is more valuable for Its proof to show th a t the land sought
J. S. Comm issioner, at M yrtle Point, tim lier or stone than for agricultural
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it <"J«nng lh« difficulties with which a n d flesh and Color of good place that can equal the piue-clad ran Cons
countv, O regon, on March, 21, purposes, and to establise his claim to Is more valuable for its tim ber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
may concern, not to enter upon or tres- they have had to contend. The h e a lth to those who suffer ges of the lower Bogno and tiie Illinois. 1903, viz:
said land liefore E. A. Dodge, U. 8. establish his claim to said land before
To be a successful h u n te r in this re
JA M E b tF . COX.
C
om
m
issioner
for
Oregon,
a
t
Myrtle
J H. Upton, U . 8. commissioner, for
from sick blood.
gion requires one to lie a good long- On his Homestead E ntry .so. 12:191, fqz Point. Oregon, on Satuiday the 28th tiie district of Oregon, a t 1-sngiols. O r
wise, upon the prem ises of L aura M. er in so bad a co n d itio n since they
day
of
M
arch,
1903.
T h e fact th at it is the best ra n g e shot, as the gam e is usually m e t. the SW j section 10, Tp. 32 sou'll, range
egon, on Saturday, th e 7th d ay ef
E S : ; ^ i t h ' . ‘“ U ', 'i 'r . « . w
««"■
>*•"“
• '« »
He nam es as w itnesses: W. H. Bog- M arch, 1993. He names aa w itnesses:
with only a t long distances. From the 13 wi st.
preparation
of
Cod
L
iver
Oil,
er».
W.
W.
Deyoe,
Jam
es
T
.
G
uerin,
¡
He
name*
the
following
witnesses
to
H arry A. G uerin, »V . O C orbin, both
berger, leased by tiie undersigned. Any f for lioise travel,
crest of one ridge tho h u n te r will lie prove ins continuous resideinre upon all of M yrtle P o in t, Oregon, C. E. CaVl,
person or persons so entering upon said
of Eckley, Curry County, Oregon,
rich in nutrition, full of healthy and take chance shots a t tiie deer tliat and
of Norway, Oregon.
cultivation
of
said
land,
viz:
prem ises w ithout t my
my consent
c__
w ill be
Shml
H udsou, N. C . Dlvelbiss of P o rt
The ilM iaer Arcata, arrived from
Any an d all persons c laim in g ad-1 Orford, Curry C ounty, Oregon.
C harles Haines, J . C. Clark, of, E ck
walk out from the clum ps of tnadronu
prosecuted to the full ex ten to f th e law .
stim
ulation
is
a
suggestion
as
Tersely
the
above-described
binds
arc
Coos Bay Monday evening, and
.
-
,
G. J . H EIB E R G K lt.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
and m an zan ita on the opposite side of ley, O regon; Melvin F itzbgugh, of
P o rt Orford, Oregon ; Glenn B . C 'ox, of requested to file tileir ciuinis in fids of ly th e above descrilied lands are re
landed over fifty tons of freight and
" h y it does what it does.
the gulch. B ear are killed in the sam e j
fice
oil
or
before
said
28th
day
of
March
quested to file tlieir claims In thlaofllcu
S c o tt’s E m ulsion presents way. P an th er are m et a t closer r a n g e .' Bandon, Oregon.
1993.
the following passengers: E. U.
on or before said 7th day of March,
J . T. BRIDGES, Register
T r e sp a ss N o tic e .
J. T. BRIDGES, Uegister, 1908.
For'tiie
good
shot
game
in
th
is
region
'
Burns, Mr. Burns, Chas. R. Wilson, Cod L iver Oil a t its best,
J. T. BRIDGES, Regittar.
TEA
C
H
ER
S’
EXAMINATION.
is abundant.
Notice is hereby given to all persons G. W. Axtell. Miss Kats McKen fullest in strength, least in
T his la st season deer were found in ' Notice is hereby given »hat the TiMrtEit L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,«—
whom it may concern, not to en ter up zie and l’eta Johnson took passage
N otice for P ublicatk » n .
K X K C V T O ItR N O T IC E .
greater n u m b ers than for several years C ounty H uperinteiidciitof C urry coun
on or trespass upon the prem ises of the fur the city. Miss McKenzie, whose taste.
Notice is hereby given th a t the na-
past. This is due to the wise game ty will hold the regulai exam ination 1
undersigned, for the purpose of hu n t- health is very poor, will visit friends
Y oung women in their
of applicants for State and County p a
United States I-and Office,
ilersigned has been duly appointed, by
ing, or fishing with hook and line, s n e a r , - , ,
.,
J r
,
..
.
laws and th e ir enforcem ent. S om e,
RoMoburg, O regon, December 29, 1902. the Probate Conrt of C urry County, O r
or otherw ise. Said premises are situa- l|l tn e c ity , anil w ll m en visit Her " teens ” are perm anently cured eight and ten years ago the notorious pers a t W eiidorburli, as follows:
FoatfTATK
l
’arr.ss:
Notice is hereby given th at in com egon, E xecutor of the last will an d tes
ted in Sixes precinct, Curry county, Or- t*i*ter, M rs. S c h u y ler, in S an ta par-
Com m encing W ednesday, F ebruary pliance with the provisions of the uvt tam ent of Mieliall Riley, decease«!, late
econ, and descritied as follows: The b a ry c o u n ty , w here sh e m a y rem ain of the peculiar disease of the “deer-skinners” played havoc with 11, a t nine o’clock, A. M , and continu of Congress of fuiie 3, 1878, entitled of
raid eoiinty. All *|iersons having
this game In th e Southern Orogon
of RW1 and WQ FEJ, section «, fo r 'sonle tiln e .
blood which shows itself in mountains. H undreds of deer were in g until S atu rd ay , February 14, ut 4 “ An act for lim sale of timlier lan d s in i laiuia against said estate are reques-ed
Tp. 32 8., R. 14 w. Any person so
o’clock.
the S tates of C alifornia, Ore gon, Nevu- to present the sam e to me, with proper
„ M o 'l« B .in tE .I .- r r l.e : F ,.„ k pal eness, weak n ess and nervous ruthlessly slain each y ear for th e ir I Wednesday—Penman ship, history, va, and W ashington T erritoiw ,” as ex vonchcre, at my office In Port Orford
spelling,
algebra,
reading,
school
law.
tended to all tiie Public L aiidB lates by Oregon, u Itlilu Six m onths from th e
to the full extent of the law.
I \ an Bebber, of Nome City, has ness, by regular treatm ent hides only. T his work of destruction ' T h u rsd a y W ritten A rithm etic, th e act
of Angil«t4, 1892, W illiam O, Gar- date of thi- first publication (if th is no
nearly put an end to deer a rd elk in ’
No camping allowed on the premises, bonded ihe Jamieson mine on Sixes
roll, of Vu idon, county of Coos, Mtut* tice, to-w ft: Jan u a ry 21, 11103. and all
o
ry
of
teac
h
in
g
,
gram
m
ar,
book-keep
with
S
cott's
Em
ulsion.
this
re
g
io
n
;
but
since
the
enactm
ent
•nd peoplejjmising through are w arn-jr ;ver. Mr. VanBebber will operate
ing, physics, c iv il govern m en t.
of Oregon, lias tills day filed ill t*'ts person* indebted to »«ltd estate ars ru-
ed to close the gates
the mine on a large »eale and thing»
It is a true blood food and of gam e laws looking tow ard t i c pro-I F rid ay —Physiology, giography, men office liis sworn etatenreut No. 4170, for quuatcd to pay the sam e w ithout delay.
s . P. P E IR C E .
tal arith m etic, e imposition, physical the purehas- of the NW j o f section No.
D atcd'this 21at day of Jan u srv , 1903.
will be m«re active thi* year in the js naturally adapted to the cure tection of the m ountain beasts, there j geography.
29, in Township No. 31 South, range
W. F. RILEY.
has been a m arked increase in the nuiii-.
¡Sixes than ever before. Much de-
No. 14 west, abd will offer proof to show
S
atu
rd
ay
Botany,
plane
geom
otry,
of E state of Mlvbsel Riley
of the blood sickness from tier of these anim als.—Dennis H tovall,. general hisfory, lingli.di iiterutiirv, th a t th e land sought is more vulnable (I ci Executor
I
veiopment
work
will
be
don*
and
cased.
N O T IC E .
for its tlm 1 s t or statin' thun for a g ri
psychology.
:quite rush to the Sixes is expected which so m any young women in Evening Telegram.
cultural
purpose*,
and
to
establish
his
F
oh
Gw
wrv
I’aei
r
s
.
when springtim e comes. I t is also
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
suffer.
C om m encing W ednesday, February claim to sani laud befure tho U. 8.
NOTICE.
C olom bia w ill get $ll>,000.b00 11, a t 9 o'clock, o. .M., and continuing G ottitnissloiirr, ut Buudou, Oregon,
may concern, not to en ter upon ot tres reported tliat coarse gold diggings
pass in any m anner upon the land of have been discovered in Elk river
W< will b» glad »• (eW cash, and a fte r nine y ears $25O,,HX) u n til F riday, February 13. a t 4 o’clock. on Uic 91 11 day of March, 1993.
th e undersigned, situated a t th e mouth and this will add to the excitement.
Notice i* hereby given to all whom I*
lie nam es as w itnesses;
F irst, Bei'otnl anil third prude C erti
a sample t* say sufferer,
a y ear, from the Uuilsd H talse, is ficates.
of Sixes River, C urry county, Oregon, Many years ago Chinese miners biok
Amos Corson, Simeon N. B. H unt, may Ooneem, not to en ter upon or tres-
tor the purpose of bunting with gun«or
P.e «ure that this picture In
W ednesday—penm anship, history, Fred A. Meld, Jam es D eobolm , all of paa. u | hiii th e premia* s oi the under-
co n sid eratio n o f th e cession o f the
the form nt e Isbel is on the
doge, or fishing. Also not to leave any out considerable gold from the Elk
signed, situated on Elk River, Curry
Ilundon. Oregon.
o rth o g rap h y , reading.
srrsnper o f e ---ry bottle ot
te
rrito
ry
necessary
for
tiie
Panam
a
gate open on going through, or o th er river country, but of late years that
T h u rsd a y —W ritten aritlim etle,theo
Any and ail persons, claim ing ad connty, O regon, for the purpose c f
Em ulsion you buy.
wise trespass in any m anner. Any p er region has been neglected. There
ry of teaching, grurnniar. si'hool law
versely the alaive deserila-d lumia are hunting, witli guns, dogs, or otherwise.
C anal.
son or persons so entering upon said are many who believe the country
SC O TT & BOW NE,
F riday—G eography, m ental arith IcqUioteil Pi filo their olalius in thia of Any ,ier»m or ,wraons so trespassing
premise* w ith o u t my consent w ill be
m etic, pb\siol »gy, civil governm ent.
fice on or before said 3th day uf March, w ithout my consent, will lie pre Semite«
C h* m is ts ,
Hoc-
T n n r l * l« l a c y « »
prosecuted to the full extent of the law. very ricti and It will Dow be thor-
to tlm lull e x ten t of the law.
W S. G U E R IN ,
IflOg.
O r Hobby' --is ra « » » P H I y c s r c l l I klfluey III*. Svr>
409
Pearl
S
t
,
New
Yoik.
JAMES B. HUGHEs. ¡otighly pro»p-eted.
ELI BAGLEY.
tic Ir e « . * 1 3 ¿ ' o . - x * l n « < ■ C », : I c a s u w N V
J . T. B R ID G E S, R egister.
C ounty School Hnpt.
C r ic k e t .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
H. NEELY,
Port
Orford,
Oregon.
M a sq u era d e B a ll,
T H E “P IO N E E R ”
W ATCHM AKER.
K N A P P H O TE L,
S ic k
B lo o d
f
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