The Port Orford tribune., February 11, 1903, Image 3

TH E
STEAMER
I
G old B en ell Item s.
Town and County.
N a v ig a tin g Coos C ounty.
_________
A summary of the exemption laws
GRAND
of Oregon show the following:
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
Noti«« F or P ublication .
M yV W K U A L
R. 8. Sutton, who has been spend­
George Lawrence of Pistol River,
A home is exempt-, to the value of
was
in
town
one
day
last
week.
ing
a
few
weeks
in
Guos)
in
the
in­
$1500, but shall noteXCeed 160 acres At Lenevc’s H all, Feb. 14, 11>O8.
United States Land Office,
page.
R oi
nsaburg, Oregon, December 20, 190$.
The Copper Queen intends mak­ terest of the T kibum E) has decided Of land or more than one block in a
A large variety of tnaskwit I*. F. in g a trip to Marshfield, as soon as . to remain at Marshfield for some eity or town. This cannot be re-| M U SIO -John Fitsliugh, Oscar Math­ Notice is hereby glTcn tha- In compli­
ance with the provisions of the act of
A I*. Co’s store.
ers, Ames Johnston.
C ongressof J a n e3, 1878, entitled "All
the bar smooths down.
time: He had quite an interesting duced to less than 20 acres of land
set for the sale of timbet- lands in the
or
1
town
or
city
lot.
A
team
of
FLOOR
MANAGERS—A.
A
.
Jamieson,
Mr. Jamieson m ade Myrtle Point
Miss Nellie Doyle will close a very experience during the recent flood
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
two horses, mules or oxen is exempt
A. J. MARSH.
and Washington Territory,” as extend­
successful term of school, at Wed in Coos. He started from Marsh-
a visit last Mo'nd&y.
with feed for tke^sam® for 60 days; PROMPTERS—John Prock, Fred Poet. ed to all the Public Land States bv act
of August 4, 1892, Simeon N. B. Hunt,
| field to Cequille City and Banditti I also two cows, , ten sheep
sheeD and uve Supper at Neygren’s, 60c per plate.
An interesting article from Ch»t- derburn next Tuesday.
of Buudon, county of Coot State of Or­
led
in
The
Katie
Cook
went
to
Port
Or-
during
the
high
water,
and,
in
•
swine.
A
person
occupi
Tickets $1.00.
egon, has this day filed in this office
eo, will appear next week.
special trade or profession ¡sexempt A geueral invitation is extended to all. his sworn statement No. 4169, for the
ford one day lust week, for mer- letter to W. Sutton, relatos his
purchase of the SEJ SWJ, s i HEJ,
The tax roll is now in the hands chandise for R. D. Hume & Co., re -' perience us follows
for tools, implements, etc., neces
of section 18, HWJ 8WQ of section No,
A d m iu ix tr a to r ’H N otice,
sary for gaining a livelihood, to the
of the Sheriff andetaxcs payable.
turning the same day.
The great storm ” of last Sunday value of $400. A household*)* •» Notice is hereby given that the tin- 17, in Township No. 31 south, range Nos
14 west, and will offer proof to show
Mies Cleo Rose has finished her has seriuusly hindered in the news- exempt for $300 worth of household dersigned has been appointed adminis­ that the land sought is more valuable
G rand Masqurade Ball at Lsu-
M ELSO N, . . . .
- M a s te r ,
trator
of
the
estate
of
Joseph
Close,
de­
eve’s Hall next Saturday evening. term of school at Round Grove and paper business. It raised the streams goods, also wearing apparel not ex ceased, by the Couuty Court of Curry for its timber or stone than for agricnl-
tural purposes, and to establish hie
Will make weekly trips between j
will stay at Wedderburn until aft­ so high that all trains were stopped, feeding $100 in value and nppare! county, State of Oregon. All persons claim to said land before U. 8. Com­
Geo. Engleman, of Rogue River,
indebted to said deceased are request­ missioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on M«»-
The trip to Coquille was very coiu- not exceeding $50 in value for each ed
er the teachers examination.
to pay such indebtedness to ui<> at day, the 9th day of March, 1903.
. ,
,
. .
.
| member of the family. Books, pic-
M a e F r u i n ' l » c o , l ’ o r t O r . made Port Orford a visit during the
my nflise in Gold Reach without delay ;
J . &I. Nye and wife arrived in pl.cated, and required many trans- turM and muiical in; trumentg
lie names as witnesses: Frbd A:
week.
all persons
having ^alld claims ; Mehl,
i- ., ,
»lelli, Jam
Janies
es Denholm, William G:
town last night, after a very rough fers, and our possibility of getting | , i go exempt to the value of $75- A ami
against said deceased are requested
Carroll. Michael Breuer all of Banded
fo rw l a n d CiM>e H a y ,
This office is in receipt of the trip up the censt from Crescent City, j through at times looked to, me like married m an’s wages are also ex present
*«»uuon,
pcesent the sam e to me, at the place I oreonn
Oregon
It J aforesaid, with proper proof, within
em
pt
to
the
extent
of
30
days
Any
and
biennial
reports
of
the
various
state
Those
with
eggs
to
sell
will
do,
*
$10
newspaper
bill.
CARRYINO
PASSENGERS AND
six months from the date of this notice. y
the above descril>ed lane S.J
officers.
< euueated to file their claims
well to call at Doyle &, Co’s, store
However, there was about thirty might be added that any person I Dated at Gold Beach, Oregon, J a n u -! r versely
FREIGHT.
in this
-
, .
. . . . : who attem pts to take unfair advan-
¡¡nth. 1903
office on or before said 9th day of
Hon. Binger Hermann arrived at a t this place, as they are paying the passengers of us, starting at M arsb-L , of , h#fe , xelnptiong w il, goo„ , «X ^ n , i . his
J. HUNTLEY,
March, 1903.
boat.
We laid
*'*' i in a gasoline
i
* u>
i ,
dags*,! as a dead beat, and will AdinUiistrator of the Estate of Joseph
Portland trom W ashington on Feb. highest cash price, and one of the field
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Close, deceased.
members
of
the
firm
seems
to
be
•d
on
the
railroad
track
several
gonn
find his lot in life much hard
6th.
Freight and passengers at
Land- Act JlNK 3- l » ™ , -
especially interested in securing at miles up the slough. From l,cre i er than if he deals squarely and T imber L and , A ct J vnb 8, 1 8 7 8 ,-
N otick for P ublication .
Thos. O’Toole left for Rogue Riv­ least enough fur a few cakes, ju st as j we transferred to the “Hobos Ex honestly with his fellow men, and
N
otice for P ublication .
I .o w e w t R a te « » .
er iast week, to enter the employ of •if some very im portant event were press’’ for a couple of miles, and thereby merit their confidence— and
United States Land Office,
credit, if necessary.
Roseburg, Oregon, D ec. 2 2 ,19«»;
United States Land Offiee,
O. LENEVE, Agent, Port Orford, Or­ E. B. Burns.
going to* happen.
then our way was obstructed for
Notice is hereby given that in com-
Roseburg, Oregon, January 6, 1903.
egon.
Little Curry county has taken
__pllane® with the provisions of Ute act
Notice is hereby given that lu oom-
Rev. Gillespie returned from Ban­
N orma . j further “hoofing” by about a mile
pliauce with the "provisions of the act j °f congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
don lust week and held services at
[ of track under 18 inches of water, up the good roads movement in a of
C hetco N ew s.
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “ An net for the sale of timber lands In
practical way that indicates th at the
the church in this place on Sunday.
j At this [mint the crowd almost broke era of impassable roads in that “An act for the sale of timber lands in I the States of Oalifornia, Oregon, Neva*
the States of California, Oregon, Neva-1 da, and Washington Territory,” as ex*
Feb. 6th, 1903.
UP- ^ ul Anally the running-gears county will end before many yenrs da, and Washington Territory,” as ex- [. *'
tended
’ to all tiie ~ Public Land States by
It is reported that the P. F. & L.
L
-.s act ol August 4, 1892, Itosella J. Ander­
Mr. Vasto who started to move! of “ hand-car was produced; a plat for the road tax levy has been rais­ tended to all the Public Land States
DEALERS IN
Go. will build a tram-road from
ed to four and a half mills. This by act of August 4, 1892, Edward B. son, of Denmark, county of Cuiry, State
n f «L. .» ,.1 1 ..« . .. j Sypher, of Langlois, countv of Curry, :° of ft Oregon,
_ lias thisday filed in this office
their Elk River Mills to Port Or- up the Chetco, was delayed on ac­ form built of ties, on which the bag­ 1 - . . k»
levy by one of the smallest and g u teo/oregon has this day filed Jn this Ins sworn statement No. 417», for the
gage,
women,
and
someof
the
weak­
count of storm, and is moving to­
i ford.
poorest counties in Oregon is in
his sworn statement No. 4270, for [ purchase of the N.ty NEJ, SWJ NEJ of
est men were started on, through marked contrast to the little, in office
day.
the purchase of the SJ SEJ, NEJ SEJ aeetion 25, and SEJ of SEJ of section 24,
Deputy Sheriff Will Walker has
J
Section N o. 20, NW i 8 WJ, Section in Township No. 31 south, range
Mr. R. Scott, from Irm a, was seen the locomotion of the gum-booted signiftcent levy of a mill and a of
21, in Township No, 31 south, range no . 16 west, and will offer proof
I been spending a few days in Port
portion of the gang, and a handcar half made this year by Jackson No.
in our vincinity during the week.
No. 14 West, and will offer proof to to show that the land sought is more
GOLD B E A C H ,O R . 1 Orford, having come up on the tug Mr. H arry Bouden was visiting a due at th at time took the rest of us nounD’, lb* seventh richest county show that the land sought is raoreval- valuable for its timber or stone than
- uable for its timber or atone than for for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
’
Katie Cook, Friday.
1 in- Oregon.— Medford Success.
few days with Mr. Keen this week. to the steamer “ Reta,” waiting for
! agricultural purposes, and to establish lish his claim to said land before J.
his claim to said land before J . H. Up­ H. Upton, U. 8. Commissioner, at
W. T. Kerr, Supt. for the P. F. &
Mr. Clark and wife made the us in the brush. Cross country
ton, U. 8. Commissioner, at his office Langlois, Oregon, on Wednesday, the
WE KEEP IN STOCK
L. Co., returned Friday last from a Harbor Post Office a call while on steamboating being new to me, I
at i-angloia, Curry county, Oregon, on lltb d a y o f March, 1993.
Distress by day and night—
She names as witnesses:
Monday, the 30th day of March, 1903.
business visit to Los Angeles, having their way home near Pistol River.
proceeded to dodge brush and do
Charles T. Blumenrother, Lee Cox;
lie names as w itnesses: George E.
That's the complaint of those who
watch
along
with
the
rest.
Immerg
had a pleasant visit/
Miss Meda Duley was visiting
are eo unfortunate as to be afflicted Green, Edward H. Cheever, Olo P. of Langlois, Oregon, John L. Ander­
ing from the brush that was raking with Eczema of Salt Rheum—and out­ I Iiaagciieeii, Andrew Olsen, all of son, James P. Olsen, of Denmark, Or*
Ed. Heiberger, ' who has been with Mrs. McCutchen Tuesday.
egon.
Oregon.
us with heavy broadsides, we occa­ ward applications do not sure. I Langlois,
D R E SS G O O DS,
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
Miss
Alice
Van
Pelt
has
gone
to
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
spending a month or so in Bandon,
They can’t.
versely the above-described lands are versely the above-described lands ere
HATS AND C A PS,
[ passed down last week, on his re­ Newburg, Cal., to make her sister, sionally sailed out into some farm­
The source of the trouble Is in the requested to file their claim s In this of­ requested to file their claims in this of­
er’s orchard, where it was good trav- blood—make that pure and thia seal fice on or befpre the suld 30th day of fice on or before said 11th day of March,
Mrs. John Early, a visit.
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , turn to Rogue River.
19C3.
burning, itching skin disease will Marce, 1903
There is a great deal of talk of a a eling between rows. The farmers ing,
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
disappear.
J. T.BR ID G ES, Register.
R. D. Hume, who lias been in the
are evidently good ones in that sec­
boom
here
in
the
spring.
“ I was taken with an Itching on my T im ber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,—
I L A 3 1 1 ) W A I < E , hospital at San Francisco, arrived
T
im
ber
L
and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
arms
which
proved
very
disagreeable.
I
tion, for in no case did we Und a
C r ick er .
concluded it was salt rheum and bought a
N otice for P ublication .
at Salem, and east his first vole for
N otice for P ublication .
■ gate open or fence down, conse- bottle ol Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In two day«
United States LandOfflce,
And In fact everything usually needed U. S. Senator on Feb. 4.
after I began taking it I felt better and 1«
Roseburg, Or., Jan. #, 1803.
Irina, Or., Feb. 3. 1903 Iquently we hung up several times was not long before I was cured. Havi
United States Land
in town or country.
never bad any akin disease since.” Mas.
Notice is hereby given that "in com­
Mr. Dennis, who has been em­
E ditor T ribu n e : —I thought I i in crossing fences; but we got there I da B. W abd , Cove Point, »Id.
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 18,1902.
pliance with the provisions of the act
Notice
is hereby given th at In com­
ployed for some time in the P. F. would drop you a few lines, though just the lame.
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“An act for the sale of timber lands In pliance with the provisions of the act
<fc L. Co’s.store took his departure there is not much news from this
From Coquille I went to Bandon
the States of California, Oregon, Neva­ of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
, and. P ills
for the Columbia River, Monday.
on the “Antelope,” which is one of
da, and Washington Territory,” us ex­ "An act tor the sale of timber lands in
end of the county.
rid the blood of all impurities and owe tended to all the Public Land States by the States of California, Oregon, Neva­
We have had a very heavy storm, the fastest boats on the river, and all eruptions.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise, re­
act of August 4, 1892, Jesse L. Hale, of da, and Washington Territory,” as ex­
has very goo’d accommodations.
Denmark, county ol Curry, State of tended to all the Public Land States by
ports that coarse gold diggings had and now there is plenty of snow.
Oregon,
has this day filed in this offiee act of A ugust 4,1892, Mary O. Capps
My.
trip
bqpk
to
Marshfield
was
GRAND
Cattle and sheep are getting thin,
been discovered on Elk River was
! his sworn statement No. 4259, for the of Denmark, connty of Corry, State
on account of the hard storms.
almost a repetition of the former.
of the NEJ of NW}, N. I N E i, of Oregon, hus this day filed In thlr
probably born of imagination.
M a sq u era d e B a 11, j purchase
section 30, NWJ of NWJ of sect: ;lon No. office his sworn statement No. 4164, foe
Mr. Duley and his daughter are
F. E. B.
_____
29, in Township No. 31 south, range
No. the purchase of the WJ4 8EJ, section
John N. Langlois, formerly of going to leave thia end of the coun­ We beard a man say the other morn­ A T W E D D E R B U R N H A L L ,
' 2, and WJ NEI of Bection No. 11, in.
1 14 west, and will offer proof to
T H E “P IO N E E P ”
this county, has purchased the hard­ ty on the next steamer.
„ that-the land sought Is more valliable I Township No. 36 south, range N o . 14
ing that the abbreviation for Febru­ r G ,, iven , by Camp No. 0 1 6 , W . <>•
for its timber or stone tliau for agri-
west, and will offer proof to show that
There
will
be
a
grand
ball
at
»gr
ware business of Ledgerwood &
W ., on tlie ev e n in g o f F e b .
cultural purposes, and to establish his the land sought is more valuable for
Chetco H all the 14th of Feb. Come ary-Feb.—means Freeze every body, and
W A T C H M A K E R . Corson, at Bandon, -and assumed one,
claim to svid land before J. H. Upton, its timber or stone than for agricultur­
21, 1 9 0 3 .
come all. Only $1.25 per ticket, that a man looked frozen in his ulster.
It was apparent that he needed the
j U. B. Commissioner, at, his office at al purposes, and to establish his claim
the management.
including supper.
to said land
land before
before the
the Co
County Clerk of
,
kind o f w arm th t h a ‘ s ta v s a h e w arm th !
Langlois, Oregon, on Monday, the 23d . tosaid
I have a stock o< Jewelry, which I
Mr. McCutchen s ferry boat went
i ' i « I , n
M U S IC —E. P. Anderson, R. Tasking, day of June, 1903. He names as wit- 1 Curry County, Oregon, at Port Orford,
Valentines,
Valentines,
Valen­
that reaolles from head to ioot. all over
OUo Neuinann>
nesses: James P. Olsen, of Denmark,
will add to, as the demand will warrant.
...... Oregou,
. . . on Monday, the 9tli day of'
to sea one dav lint week.
told him j
e „. ; , March, 1903.
1993.
Mr. V
arney ie
go
in g to
to run
run an
an the body.
bodv' We could have t°ld
„ Oregon, Andrew Olsen, O. P. Huagen-
Prices of work and goods in keeping tines at Mrs. H. Neely’s. Lace Val­
Mr.
Varney
is
going
as witnesses: Grznt Por­
with the times. Watches from a d is­
from personal knowledge that Hood’s F L O O R M A N A G E R S —Geo. H. sen, George E. Green, ull of Langlois,
Iglol», ! She names
.............
entines
from
five
cents
to
twenty-
engine
in
a
camp
at.
Crescent
City
terfield, Geo. Curry, Frank Moore, D.
tance can t>e safely sent by registered
I Oregon.
Truman, Fred Schwarz.
Sarsaparilla gives permanent warmth.it ;
L.
Moore,
all
of Ophir, Oregon.
mail. I will return them C. O. D. to five, Celluloid V alentines from thir­ next summer.
Any and ull persons claiming ad­
Any aud all persons claiming adverss-
your postmaster.
Mr. Steincke sold a fine hdrse the invigorates the blood and speeds it 1’ ItO M P T E IlS — W illis Coy. E. P. versely the above-described lands are
ty cents to one dollar and a half.
requestod to file their claim s in this of- *.vi he “bore described lands are requet-
Robison, Mel Johnson.
other day for $12.50. It was cheap along through artery and vein, and real­
' ’
. 23d
- day of . . March
. .
ted to file their claims in this office 01»
C a th . ~aa
flee on or before
said
ly fils men and women, boys and g ills,
The tug Katie Cook, James; for half the money.
or before said 9th dav of March, 1903.
1903.
to enjoy cold weather and resist the at­
Roads-are
getting
bad
in
this
end
J. T. B K lbG ES, Register.
Supper will be given in the Hall at __________ J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Caugliell master arrived up from
tacks of disease. It gives the right 50 cents per plate.
Rogue River Friday, took on a load of the county.
kind
of
warmth,
stimulates
ai
d
i
K N A P P H O T E L , j of freight for R. D. Hume, and re-
Tickets to dance $1.00. Spectators T im ber L and A ct , J une 8, 1878— Timber 1-a.nd, Act June 3, 1878,—
N EW8BOV.
strengthens at the same time, and all admitted free.
N otice for P ublication .
Notice fur Publication.
its benefits are lasting. There may be
I turned to the river the same day.
Grand March at 8 o'clock, P. M.
Port Orford, Oregon,
Read Masterson's new ad. on first
ARCATA,
W . D O Y L E K C O .,
Ceserai
It c h in g S k in
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
H. N E E L Y ,
Pert
Orford,
t* .
I C P i A . ! 1!*
Oregon.
1’ i - o p i - i e t o x -
County School Supt. W. S. Guerin
passed down to Wedderburn to hold
the regular examination ef appli­
cants for teachers certificates at that
place this week.
P R O F IT
a suggestion in this for you.
.
No pains will be spared to make this
United States Lund Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Jan. 5, 1903.
United States Land Office.
Roseburg,Oregon, D ecem berll, 1909.
An appropriation of $25,000 £or the most enjoyable event of the season,
Notice is hereby given tliut in coin-
Notice Is hereby given that in com­
and If you don’t believe it come and pliance with the provisions of the act pliance with the provisions of the act
salmon hatcheries is recatnmendtd see.
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
First-class in every respect.
by the house committees on fishsr
__ “An act for the sale of timber lands in “ An act for the sale of timber lands in
T h e matter of feed is of its. The bill upon which the com- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. the States of California, Oregon, Neva­ the states of California, Oregon, Neva­
Go *d Feed Stable attached.
da, and W ashington Territory,” as ex­ da. and in Washington Territory,”
Territor;
as
tended to all the Public Land Htates extended to all the Public
trem
endous im portance to th e rnittee reported wsg introduced by
ilic Land Htates,
M. Olsen runs the Royal saloon
by
act
of
August
4,
1892,
Ross
B.
De­
Department
of
the
Interior,
by
act
of
August
4,
1892,
George
D.
, Test of Malhuer and called for an
''F'"
We run the Stage front Port Orford at
, 1(j
gnd hag n(jt
U. 8. Land Offiee at Roseburg, Oregon, voe, of Myrtle Point, county of Coos, Elgin, ol Eckley, county of Curry
only farmer.
v ia Dairyville, connecting with t h e ; ___ _ f ......................... .
appropriation of $30,000. Of the
State of Oregon, lias this day filed in State of Oregon, lias this day filed In
January 26, 1903.
otre of the finest furnished saloons in
S tage to Myrtle P oin t
Notice is hereby given that the fol­ this office h is sworn statement No. this office bis sworn statement No. 4129,
R ight feeding is p ro fit sum reccommended, $20,000 is to be lowing
purchase of the fir the purchase of the NJ of SWJ^,
numed settler lias filed notice 4256 for tile
the county, but keeps all the best loss.
for construction of salmon hatcher­ of his intention to make final proof in SEJ, NEJ, EJ 8 E |, KWj BE
section 4; and EJ of SEJ of section No.
brauds of wines, liquors and cigars.
T h e up-to-date farm er knows ies on the Columbia river, aud its support of his claim, and that said tlon 7, Tp. 31 south, range
13 5 In Township No. 32, south, range
roof will lie made before E. A. Dodge, west, and will offer proof to show that No.
14
west,
ami
will offer
N O T IC E .
The severe W inter and heavy what to feed his cows to g et tributaries, and $5000 is to be for
8. Commissioner, at Myrtle Point, tl«e land sought is more valuable for its proof to show that the land sought
county, Oregon, on March, 21, timber or spine than for agricultural Is more valuable lor its timber or stone
Notice Is hereby given to all whom i t ' storms seem to be no hindrance to
maintenance of hatcheries on minor Coos
purposes, and to establise his claim to than for agricultural purposes, und to
1903, v iz:
«nay concern, not to enter upon or tres­ timber land locators, who are com­ the m ost milk, his pigs to g et
said land before E. A. Dodge, U. S. ; establish his claim to sAid land before
coast
strsams.
The
committee
will
pass In any manner, for the purpose of
JAMES F. COX.
Bunting with guns or dogs or other­ ing and going right along, in parties the m ost pork, his hens to probably draw up a bill to increase On his Homestead Entry no . 12391, for Commissioner for Oregon, at Myrtle J H. Upton, U . S. commissioner, for
Point, Oregon, on Saturday the 28th the district of Oregon, nt Ixuigloia, Or­
wise, upon the premises of Laura AI. from two or three up to twelve or
licenses about 50 per cent. The the HWJ section 10, Tp. 32 south, range day of March, 1903.
egou, on Saturday, the 7tb day e l
Heiberger or the ranch of G. J. Hei
13 west.
get
the
m
ost
eggs.
Science.
lie names as w itnesses: W. II. Rog­ March, 1993. He names as wltnossea :
berger, or upon the rauch of P. A. Hei fifteen.
am ount of money received last year
He names the following witnesses to ers, W. W. Deyoe, Jam es T. Guerin,
Harry A. Guerin, W. O. Corbin, both
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any
But how about the children ? from licenses was in excess of $10, prove his continuous residence upon all ol Myrtle Point, Oregon, C. E. Carl, of Eckley, Curry County, Gregoe,
Sheriff W. W. W ithers of Lane
person or persons so entering upon said
and cultivation of said land, viz:
ol
Norway,
Oregen.
H.
P. Pelroe, Melvin Eitzhugh, of Port
premises without my consent will be County, was shot in the neck, and,
000, about$1500of whichcasse from
Charles Haines, J . C. Clark, of, Eck­
Any and all persons claim ing ad­ t Irford, Curry County, Oregon.
z\re they fed according to
prosecuted to the full extentof the law.
ley,
O
regon;
Melvin
Fltzbgugh,
of
versely tho aliove-deacritied lands arc
minor streams. The committee in­
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
it is thought fatally wounded, on
G. J. HEIBERGER.
Port Orford, Oregon ; Glenn B. Cox, of requested to file their claims in this of- ly the above «lescribed lands are re­
Feb. 5th, by a horse thief named science, a bone food if bones tends to draft a measure which will Bandon, Oregon.
flee on or before said 28tli day of March t|Ucsted to file their claims in this office
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
1993.
on or before said 7tli dav of March,
Lyons. Lyons escaped,, and the are soft and undeveloped, a raise approximately $15,000 by li­
T resp ass N otice.
J. T. BRIIBiES, Register. 1993.
censee.
The
chairm
an
of
the
coin-
county has offered n reward.of $500
J. T . BRIDGES, Register.
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.
flesh and muscle food if they mittee is H . A Webster, of Clncka
Notice is hereby given to all persons for him , dead or alive.
T im ber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
mas. Mr. Webster said today th at o ^ H u 'ie rto te n iie iiio f'C u re ? conm
whom it may ooncern, not to enter up­
N otice fob P ublication .
KXECUTOIIH NOTICE.
Road supervisors who have not are thin and weak and a blood
on or trespass upon the premises of the
$20,000 as large ail appropriation as ty will hold the regular examination
Notice
is hereby given that the un­
undersigned, for the purpose of hunt­ already done so, should send to the
applicants for State and County pa-*
United States Land Office,
dersigned bits been duly appointed, by
food if there is anem ia?
the house would allow. “Twe years of
ing, or fishing with hook and line, siiear,
per«
at
Wedderburn,
as
follows:
Rowburg,
Oregon,
December
29,
1992.
the
Probate
Court of Curry County, Or­
or otherwise. Said premises are situa county clerk a list of all property
F ob S tats P apeks
Notice is hereby given that in com- egon, Executor of the last will aud tes-
S c o tt’s Em ulsion is a mixed hence,” aaid Mr. Webeter, “ perhaps Commencing
ted in Sixes precinct, Curry connty, Or- ow ners, and persons liable to pay-
Wednesday, February plinnce with the provisions of the act, tainent of Michail Riley, deceased, late
the appropriation ean be increased.” 11, at nine o’clock,
egon, and described as follows: T h o ' ___ ,
__ , „
,
,i______,
M , and continu- o f C o n g ress of lim e 3, 1878, entitled of sail! county. All persons having
... Saturday,
- A.
of 8WJ and WZ
Q SER section 6, ment of road poll tax, to the end, fo o d ; the Cod Liver Oil in it
The committee has reported also J u g until
February 14. at 4 ‘An act for tlie sale of timlier lauds in , claims ugni list said estate are request
Tp. « 8 ., R 14 w. Any person so th a t no one shall escape paying road
the Htates of California, Oregon. Neva- : m present the same to me, with proper
in favor of H ahn’s bill to protect '’ clo< '5'
trespassing for the purpose of hunting
W ednesday—Penmanship, history, va, and WashlngDin Territory,” as ex- ! vo„( h. rs, at mv office in Port Orford
m akes flesh, blood and muscle,
flshiag or otherwise, will be prosecuted tax.
the boat-pullers, fishermen and la I spelling, algebra, reading, school law. . teudwl
to all the Public laiiidHtates
by • Oregon,
witldii
Six I l l months
from
the
A . . . . . . a » 1 1 UUO 117 i l l i â t » ¿ 1
•« e
. .
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as
.
.I
.
,
* .
to the full extent of the law.
Thursday—Written.Arithmetic, the- act ..ff
of August
4, 1892, William G. / Car
date of the first publication of thia no­
It has been understood that home- [ the Lim e and Soda m ake bone borers in the fishing industry by
No camping allowed on the premises,
’ ory of teaching, grammar, book-keep- roll, of Bandon, county of Coos, State tice, to-wit: January 21, J903, and all
and people passing through ase warn­ stead claim ants have three year» in
of Oregon, has this day filed in this persons indebted to said estate are re­
physics, civil government,
and brain. It is the standard giving them a lien for their wages j 1 ing,
ed to close the gates.
Friday—P hysiology, geography, men­ office his sworn statement No. 4170, for quested to pay the same without delay.
which
to
make
fin
tl
proof
on
their
on
fish
which
they
have
caught
or
S. P. PEIRCE.
tal arithmetic, composition, physical the purchase of the NWJ of section No. j Date«! this 21st day of January, 1903.
homesteads after the five year period scientific food io r delicate assisted in catching.
2<i, in Township No. 31 south, range I
geography.
W .F KILEY.
, Saturday—Botany, plane georootry, No. 14 west, and will offer proof to «how . Executor of Estate of Michael Riley
has expired. Thia is an error*» only
general history, E nglish literature, that the land sought is more valuable J deceased.
children.
N O T IC E .
; two years grace is allowed, or seven
Sacramento, Jan. 31.—The big psychology.
for its timber or stone than for agri-1
cultural purposes, aud to establish his
Foe C ocntt P ai - ik s .
years in all.
depaitm
ent
store
of
Weinstock,
Send for free
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
Wednesday, February claim to said land before the U. 8. j
NOTICE.
I.ubin A Co , the largest store ef 11, Commencing
at 9 o ’clock, A. M., and continuing , (jomiuiastouer, at Kaudon Oregou,
may concern, not to enter upon or tres­
Mr. Jamieson informs us thatthe
sample.
the kind in Northern California, until F riday, February 13, at 4 o’clock, on the 9th day of Murch, 1903
pass in any manner upon the land of
B< w r e that thia picture ia
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
the nndersij»ned. situated at the mouth item copied from the Myrtle Point
He names as w itn esses:
First, second and third grade Certl-
was totally destroyed by fire this
the form of a label w on tha
Amos Corson, Himeon N. B. Hunt, may concern, not to enter upon or tree-
of Sixes River, Curry county, Oregon, Enterprise last week, th at he had
fl cates.
wrapper o< every bottle of
morning.
E m ail »ton you buy.
pass
upon the premia«* of the under a
for the purpose of hunting with gnnsor
history,
‘
Fred
A.
Mehl,
James
Denholm,
all
of
Wednesday—Penmanship,
One man is dead and two others orthography,
signed, situated on Elk River, Curry
dogs, or fishing. Also not to leave any bonded his mines, was netaltogetb-
reading.
: Bandon, Oregon.
are so badly injured that they can­ Thursday* Written arithmetic, theo-
gate open on going through, or other- er correct
Any and all persons claiming ad- county, Oregon, for the purpose cf
He says he has sold a
wise trespass in any manner Any per­
ry of teaching, grammar, school law. versely the strnve des< ril>e<l lanils are banting, with guns, dogs, or otherwise.
not recover.
CHEMISTS,
three
fifths
interest
in
bis
mines
on
son or persons so entering upon said
Friday—Geography, mental arith- requesUxl to file their claims in this o t- Any person or persons to tres[>assing
The loss foots up a round million
-Ai- physiology,
— 1_,---- -«_i.
flee on or before said 9th dsy of March, without my eousent. will be preseoutsa
premises without mv consent will be
w
w
K------ -
. . I mette,
civil ----------------->
government,
409 Pearl St., N. Y. dollars. The place was . heavily
F
W. S. GUERIN,
preweeuted to the full extent of the law Dry Creec to Minnesota parties.
,
to the full extent of the law.
1902.
50c.
and
$t
i
all
dregjMs.
insured.
JAMES 8. HUGHES.
who will mine thesaineextensively.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. I
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