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Health
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11103.
U n c l e S a m ’ s B ig g e s t S h ip
N u « i l > e v -A7
M oney is U eatly N ow .
Indian war veterans of 1855-6 are
New York, March 9.—The ways
I’ercival Nash, formerly a w«ll- of the new battleship Connecticut at immensely pleased with the opinion
T V ' • y-sOCTII-K-
kwiwn member of th* Multnomah Brooklyn Navy Yard are completed of tbs attorney geaeral whereby the
“ For 25 yeaft I have never
football team, is the survivor of an and an announcement was made act appropriating $100,000 for them
missed takiii; /iyer‘s Sarsaparilla
experience in the frozen North that today that work on the actual lay ia to he put into force ai. once. Ad
every spring.
I t cleanses my
blood, makes me feel st.ong, and
tie ties portrayal. Last September ing of the keel will probably begin junct General Gantenbein said yes
does me good in every way.” —
he split his leg to the bone with an next week. In naval circles the terday that he is preparing to re
John P. llodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y.
ax. In February, after five months progress in the construction of the ceive the claims and that he will
P ure and rich blood
of awful suffering, he reached Daw Connecticut will be followed with send out claim blanks in a few days.
State T.easurer—Chas. S. Moore, Sa
Claims can be filed only on blanks
lem.
son and a physician. Most of the closest interest. In the fust place
carries new life to every
Supt. P ublic In stru ctio n —J. II. Ack
prepared
for the purpose. General
intervening time lie spent alone, t[,e battleship is being built by the
part of the body. You
erm an, Salem.
Gantenbein will seed the form of
trying
to
keepalive
by
the
most
United
StatoS
at
one of its own
are invigorated, refreshed.
State P rin ter—J . B.’Whitney, Salem.
pitiful means.
yards, somethings that has not been the blanks to the slate printer todny-
A ttorney G eneral—D. R. N . B lack
You feel anxious to be
In a letter to bis brother Roderick d(>ne ginc# lh„ day8 of lbeold wood. He expects to have plenty of work
burn, Salem.
active. Y ou become strong,
C lerk State Land B o ard —M. L .C h a m
at the Oregon Agricultural College, ' gn g,iipg of ,var u bag fagen CQn to do examining and auditing th*
berlain, Salem .
steady,courageous. T h a t’s
I’ercival Nash tells the storj of his ,anded by many high authorities claims. After lie has inspected
J o in t Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
them he will forward them to tb”
w hat A yer’s Sarsaparilla
endurance.
that the building of the nation’s
M. Dimmick.
secretary of state, who will draw
Ou
September
I
I
his
lonely
camp
will do for you.
Jo in t R epresentative for Coos and
warships could be done better aud
Sl.OOaboilU. AlliruM lill.
was pitched under two spruce trees. more cheaply by private contract warrant* for payment. Ileire or
C urry—R. D. Hume, W edderBurn.
Ju d g e, ad Judjpial D istrict—J. W.
Ju st before turning in for the night than by the nation itself. In order assigns of deceased volunteers can
A sk y o u r d o c to r w b a t he th in k s of A yer a
fia ri in a rill« . Ho know s »11 ab o u t th is g ra n d
H am ilton, Roseburg.
lie undertook to cht a pole to keep to put the problem to a fair test, not draw on the claims. This
old fa m ily m ed ic in e . Follow Ills a d v lc o a u d
wo w ill lie s a tis fie d .
__
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Judicial D is
---------
J . C. A y b r C o., L ow ell, M ass.
him from rolling into the fire, as I the government decided to con means th at only surviving volun
tr ic t—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
j the ground sloped sharply. While i s tru c t th e C o n n e c tic u t itself and teers can make legal claim*. Ac
U. S. Com m issioners—J . H. U pton,
S o u th to b e S o li.l F o r U oosevelt. doing this his ax slipped and struck at the
time let the contract cording to the attorney general the
Langlois ; J. H untley, Gold Beach.
into
his
right
leg
lengthwise,
just
|
fof
hej.
gjg(ei.
ghjp> t|)g Louigiaa;li to act became a law and in force Feb
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Last Friday at New York City above the ankle. lie sewed up the a,private contractor. The results, ruary 24, the day it was signed by
C ounty Ju d g e —E. A. Bailey, Gold
,
V.11J,
Beach.
the attitude of President Rgogevelt gaping wound with thread made it is expected, will determine the Governor Chamberlain.
County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
D R Y G O O D S , toward the negro was indorsed in a from pieces of a sheet. Then he questions as to whether Uncle Sam As only surviving volunteers can
C hetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley.
rousing mass meeting of colored attempted to step on the leg, only in future had better build his own collect from tlio state, it is thought
Sheriff—J. G. W alker, Gold Beach.
that the $100,000 will he sufficient
people held in tho Bethel Methodist io discover that the bone was shat- war ships.
C ounty C lerk—George W. Sm ith,
to meet all claims allowed by the
Eoiscopal Chufch in that city, at tered. There was but two men in
Gold Beach.
There ¡9 another reason why the act. The surviving
volunteers
C ounty T reasurer—Jam es C aughell,
which Bishop W. B. Derrick of the a circle of 50 miles; Dawson w » I building of the Cennectlcut attracts
W edderburn.
First Methodist Episcopal District 200 miles away. For live days unusual attention. The »hip will number between 600 and 700,
Assessor—A. H. Post, P ort Orford .
Governor Chamberlain h»s vetoed
made a stirring appeal to his people Nash suffered agonies.
Every be the largest ever built for the
School S u p t.—Wm. 8. G uerin, L an g
one
of the three generul appropration
to
turn
their
eyss
to
the
“door
of
effort
that
In
made
to
move
or
to
,
i United States Navy. She is to car
lois.
hop* opened by the President” to send his dog for help proved useless. ,.y th , heavyegt arm or and the moat bills passed at the recent Legislative
Surveyor— D. Cunniff, Jr., Gold Beach.
the black race. The mention of the Finally, late on the fifth day, a p9Wtrfu| 0,.dnance f . r a vessel of h .r session. Among the items affected
M C IT IM U SO F T H E COURTS.
name of the President by the speak lucky accident set fire to a tall c,agg upon £ tritti d iipi4C,inent of by this sweeping vote is tho $14,-
C ircuit C ourt meets F ourth Monday in
A ugust of each year.
H ardw are, T in w a re , G lassw are, Crockery.'ci'diew forth tremendous applause gpiucej au j « prospector, seeing tin nut more than I6 0 0 0 tong> nnd jg 500 appropriated for an executive
C ounty C om m issioners C ourt m eets
_________________
from both men and women. The j blaze and smoke, investigated, .n ly lu hare tbe b is,lcst practicai speed mansion; $34,000 for scalp bounty
lira» W ednesday in Jan u ary , April,
bishop indulged in a bitter d e n u n -! t0 find Nash helpless and w‘tho“ l ! aild th, greategt radiua of actioa. payments; $ Iff,000 for the im
J u ly and Septem ber of each year.
FLOUR and FE E D always on hand.
dation
of Senator Tillman, of South food. This prospector had to
i Th. ghip willi of C0BW>
builte{ provement of the state fair grounds;
P ro b a te C ourt meets first Monday in
$1000 for payments of Tracy and
away weeks nt a time to get help,
Carolina.
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
each m onth.
The
meeting
copstituted
the
first
and it was not till Christmas
I watgl. line by a complete circ,. of Merrill claims, and a number of
CUBBY COUNTY POST OFFICBS AND POST
Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
M ASTERS,
step toward the formation of the that lie and another prospector were annaB#nti sho is designed ns
private claims. The total am ount
J “ Roosevelt
Invincibles,” which able to start with the wounded
C hetco................................... F. H . Blake.
is
something over $62,000.
flagship and every thing upon her
H arb o r .....................Jam es McCutchen.
' organization will favor the nomina man for Dawson. In the mean will be of most modern character.
A constitutional provision m akef
G old B e a c h ........... Miss Annie Doyle.
tion of President Roosevelt. Bish while the injured leg had grown —Oregon Daily Journal. .
it mandatory th at in vetoing »«J
W ed d e rb u rn ........... .......... John Hume.
op Derrick will speak in Philadel steadily worse, and through the
single item of appropriation A11
Illlh e a ...................... . . . W. . . J . R. H all.
phia on a similar mission and will mortifying flesh pieces of the crush
items embraced in the bill must g<2
A g n e ss.................... M rs. J. D. Cooley.
Uncle Sam has the greatest gun
address the colored men in many ed bone began to fester out.
O phir........................ ___W . E. Burrow.
with the veto.—Oregon Observer.
the world has ever seen.
C o lb ln .................... .C h as. R. W ilson.
of the principal cities of the
O i l January 9, after a trip down
Says the "Pacifie Coast Miner: Aa
Kaiser William is greatly in
P o rt O rford........... . . Ames Johnston
country and organize them into lo Canyon River, with the thermom
a
general summary, it ntny bu
D en m ark .................
cal “ Roosevelt Invincibles” who eter at CO degrees below zero, the tsrested in this new marvel of
L a n g lo is ................. ........... E. Rackieff.
stated that the quartz mines of
ordnance
and
has
expressed
the
will use every efi'ort toward placing three arrived a t the junction of the
E c k le y ....................
Southern Oregon are yet in their
; the colored men as delegates in the North and South forks. Here, wish that it were in the possession
infancy. While this is the pioneer
The
Emberor
next National convention. On the alone m a cabin, without any food | L
, ( rllf
gold district of the Slate, it ha*
J. H UNTLEY,
platform at the meeting was James but rolled oats, Nash spent the ( has closely followed each test of
0
been the slowest in development,
.
,
,
.
....
.
7
.
!
the
monster,
having
ordered
that
principally for the reason th a t th*
Attorney A Counselor at Law All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund j II. Hayes, of Virginia. During his the next 1 / days. When his friends 1 all details be ’ cabled 6 to him '
/ speech Bishop Derrick »poke of the returned it was in the midst of the
district
early received a widespread
The gun is a 16-inch rifle. It
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
, appointment ot colored men to office coldest weather of the seasen, Co
NOTARY PUBLIC,
and
reputation
of being a “ pocket
is 41) feet long and weighs ldO tons.
by Grover Cleveland and other degrees below zero.
country.”
The
truth of the m atter
Each discharge consume* 650
:
O aiaou.
G ol » B« àcu
Presidents, hut said that, whereas
W ith somedilhculty they reached
is that the whole Southern Oregon
appointed
'
pou
4Us
of
powder.
The
projectile
these Presidents had
Duncan Creek Landing, aud here a
mineral belt has been walked over'
negroes, Roosevelt appointed men. store-keeper fitted them out with a used weighs 2,000 pounds.
Th* great things are yet to be u n
Will Practice in all th e Courts of this
The gun is designed for coast de
Timber Land, Act June 3, ls78,—No
“Color is nothing,” said the speak dog team, and Dawson was reached
State.
MRS. E. W. JEN SEN ,
tice tor Publication.
fense purposes, but although the earthed. The great variety of
er, “however much tho white man a week later.
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
minerals, the unexplored condition
would harp upon it. Why, there
F IN E M IL L IN E R Y .
U nited States Land Office,
Exam ination of Nash’s leg by a tests made have besn in every way of the' region and the accessibility
Roseburg, Oregon. January 31, 1903. are colored men whom I would not
snrgeou showed th a t nature had satisfactory to Ilia ordnance depart of the country inskes this uti idesl
N otice Is hereby given th a t in com
J. II. UPTON,
A complete line of Ladies and C h il pliance with th e i an visions of th c a e tu f allow in my kitchen, much less in finally worked her own cure to a ment, it is not likely th at any more and rich field for the genuine,
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1*78, entitled “ An my dining room. Yes, and there
d re n ’s Triinm ed Hats.
large extent, and hope was given such monster war machines will be
act for th e sale of tim b er hinds in the
U . fc*. C O M M I S S I O N E D ,
Beady tc Wear H ats aud Sailors con States of California, Oregon, Novad; aie white men whom I would not that a few months’ care and treat mude. It has bean found
that practical prospector.
stantly
on
band.
gind
in
W
ashington
Tcri
¡tory,”
as
ex-
allow
in
my
kitchen,
either.”
sm aller calihr* rifles with great
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Tho following changes in the Csh
ment would restore its use.
to all the Public Land States,!
, ,
H ats trim m ed to order on short notice . tended
bv act of August 4, 1892, M ary F.
A t to e close o f his speech the
velocity aro more effective thun laws affect this portion *f the state:
L axqlois , C o m t Co., Oaxoos.
P o r t O rfo rd , O regon.
B erger,
of
Eugene, county of [ bishop offered tbs following resolu-
those ol larger pattern. In the re
“On Coos hay nnd the Coquill*
Lane, state of Oregon has this duy I .
, • ,
i „Washington, March 6.—The bu
filed
in
this
office
his sworn statem ent | "
Inch were adopted ami 1 reau of insular affairs of the War cent tests of the big rifle, the many the season lias been changed so a*
Qealar in Town Lots, and Improved
E. W . JE N S E N ,
No. 4381,for the purchase of the Lots 9 cheers:
* Department has ju st published a spectators were obliged to go into to extend from Mafeh 1 to August
and W ild Lands.
an d 10 and NJ of Sl'd, of Section No.
,
.
....
. . .
I “ .................
'
JU S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E , 4, in Township No. 32 S outh, of Range R esolved, t h a t in ins excm ency, p a ln p b iej, of ltj pagss giving the bomb proof enclosures when the 1. and November 20 to December
P ilin g s and Final Proofs Made on
No. 14 west, and will offer proof to show ih e rr e s id e n t, th e H o n o rab le T heo i-l-w r irahie coi resuonilsnce of Emi- gun
was fired'—Oregon
Daily 10. This makes the Spring clo«*
AND
that the laud sought is more valuable . . . .
„ ,,r , hl.
g 1
P
Homesteads and Pre-em ptions.
for
its
tim
b
er
or
stone
than
for
agri
d
in
e
R
oesevslt,
t
«
lib
e
rty
ol
th
e
ii0
.\guinalilo
from
July
15,
1808,
Journal.
seasen begin a month later, and the
N O T A R Y 1’ t H L l C .
cu ltu ral purpose-, ami to estab lish bis world lias a m ost fervent defender, ... |,-,.hr,1..rv 28 189't the usried
Fall season end five days earlier,
Claim to said lan d W o n th e Re.i.-.ter . . .
...
. .......... .
10 1 t D r ,u r y
’ 1118 P»n " u
general conveyancing .
Th* President was the cause of a On the north, east and south fork*
and Beceiver of this office, ut Roseburg, civilization a gallant icpresentative, j us^ p icteeding the tall ol Manila,
U
.ll‘* j and following the outbreak of hos- disaster—a palpable disaster—at of the Coquille an open seasen is
AGENT
L. A. ROBERTS,
Edw ar 1 Wells, 'o f Camas Valiev, O re' A m erican N atio n « ty p i ot civ il ^jilde8 between th# United States the Cockrell wedding breakfast in created from March I to December
German American
J I D
gon,
David M urphy
of Alma, O o-^u, valor and heroic self-denial which furegg a|)d Ult) ¡llglllgulllg. 'r base Washington the other day.
A T T O R N E Y
AT LAW .
15. On the ninth and south forks
, C harles H aines, 1
Mrs. John W. Foster, wife of the of Coos river the upen season ex
Insurance Company,
ought to characterize the first mag telegrams were discoverid by Cap-
M y r tle P o in t, O regon.
Any a n d all persons cfaimilig adverse-1 ¡s tra le ol a republic.
LIFE, FIKE AND MARINE.
-
, tain John R. T. Taylor, Fourteenth famous American diplomat and j tends from December 10 to March
, lv tin; above-described lands aru rc.
“ Resolved, T h at we tecognizs Infantry, among a mass of papers ex-Secretury of State, asked Mr. l.”---Coos Bay News.
i quested to tile their claims in this of-
Figtter to get her some salad. Mr
Probate business a specialty.
I
lice
on
or
before
the
said
Uth
day
of
th
at
thegrsat and Ui,finisjj.d task Crtptured froln the so-called insurg- Foster went to the table and pro-,
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
Soon after President Roosevelt’s
Ju ly , 1993.
J. T. BRIDGES, R egister, of Lincoln has fnlleninlohishai.de eIll g. verllIlltìl)t.
cured
P o r t O rfo rd , - - - - <»reg o li.» ____
,
. a plate of salad , and a . cup of Admonition against small families
T imber L ash , A ct J une 3, 1878,— ;and will b s^ ro p s rly and success-
Just ns he was
,
L
, ...
They are sufficiently completo to clam bouilhoii. Jil
J. M. UPTON,
P. d. LINDBERG,
N otice for I’ ublu ation .
fully accomplished for the happi- ; gbow tbat lb(s insurgent leader about to hand the salad to Mrs. '™s published throughout thecoun-
Foster the President came up and try, he received a large photograph
tics’ and prosperity of the Nalion.
,eaned glrong|y upuB otber, for ad .
A ttsrnsy and Counselor at Law,
asked Mr. Foster some question of a man, his wife end fourteen cliil-
United States Land Office,
UNDERTAKER.
“ Resolved That w* pledge our viue nild COUncil, that there was se ahout the Alaskan boundaty,
Roseburg, Oregon, Jan u ary 21, 1903.
dren. Below tho picture were writ
BA N D O N , O H EG O N .
..
. i •„» » •* .
Notice is hereby given th at in eotnpli- selves from thitf tiwi® heiiccloi’tli to
Mr. Foster has a fad on that 11 ten the name and the simple in
. . . . . ,, ... I ance with the provisions <f the act of use our influence for his nomination llous °PP°»1 iOn 0 1,8
orl J
A Complete Line of Caskets, Collins < „ngrtss of June 3, ls?8, entitled “ An
election to lbs Presidency in
hi' uW“
*nd subject. He began to talk earnestly j „c|.i tiOB ..S(H puiity .”
OMaa upstairs. In Eldorado Building
Then he gesticulated. The result.
anil Trimmings.
I a c t for the sale of tim ber lands in the nm
that nn attack upon tbs Americans was that the salad slid gracefully
______
! States of California, Oregon, Nevada, 19ff4.
Tnnihatnues anil and in W ashington Territory,” as ex-
“ Resolved, That we form our at Manila had heeu fully decided off til. plat* and lauded full on lit*
Orders taken for liininstoiies aim tended t„ a „ the P u i,ilc Land states by
'a c t of A ugust 4, 1892. Hugh Mul- .elves into an association to be upon before the outbreak of liostili- front breadth of Mrs. Foster'»
Cemetery Railing.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
i ligan,
of Vancouver.
county .....
o f known as “ Roosevelt Invincible,,” tie. on February 4 1899, .n d
.................
that magnificent dress. The coihsjsa -
PO R T O RFO RD , OREGON.
C lark, S tate of W ashigton, has this
day filed in this office his «worn e ta tc -; reco m m en d in g sim ilar org an izatio n » 1» th« event that tue
uggie should tion about the Alaskan botinbary
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW ,
ment No. 4350» for tko purchase of the 1 he foriw«(l throughout the country. • Drove successful, the new govern ended right there. Mr. Foster had
J. W. STR A N G E,
more serious things to think about.
i
ii- ‘ - id
» r r “ — New York World.
108RBÜBG, OREGON.
to show that the land . ,ught is more
Chicago March 9.—Norman Argo ; would not have been a republic, for
D E ^ T I îSrr .
1 valuable for its tim ber
‘
r st-.nc than 5 l i,| to i,:,ve been th e o rig in a l U ncle t i t |(lg uf n o b iltty w ere,oil J a n u a r y 1 4
San Francisco, March 10.—Sail
I for agricultural ! saaM and"before8 t h e ! L tm , is dead at P a in t L ick, at th e
D R . J . J . C A LD W ELL,
prom ised to certain in s u rg e n t ors recently on the
battleship
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E O O N .'liah,l'”
l,in lto
Register and
Receiver of this office at re p u ted age of 111 years, .ays a fl.per), ftg a r
d for enU ring Oregon, who arriv«d here on the
P h y n ie i« n m id H u r g e o n ,
’ ig I the American ?l8“ ,u,'r CoPlio’
^l,at lhe
Roseburg, Oregon, on W ednesday,the dis patch ta th e T rib u ti» from L ‘n M anila and eaptui
ipturing
_
„ ; 8>h
ly , 1903.
io . d day
.v of
,,f Ju
.Tok-
inns
' c a ste r, K y . A rg o w,n horn a Slav»
Oregon was in n terrific storm on 1
P O U T O R F O R I),
O R E G O N . Will v iist C
urry C ounty Mmi-annuAlly.
witnesw»-
force» and their officers.
Feb. 20, while en route from
____________ __—--------------------------- - I W. II. Boren, of Roseburg, Oreg.D, and belonged to General Samuel
9.—Tha Yokohama to Woo Sung. The
Washington, M irc i
Jo h n L ehnherr, H arry L ehnherr, Wil- Kennedy, a wealthy plantar of
Diseases of TAdies and C hildren a Spec
Im boats were carried away, the large
r\f
P o rt O rford C am p liam Lehi.'ieri', of ( .mi
Valley, Or- G arrard County and a former D.partmSfit of A< ricultur*
Sold
• Ui » » • dog. Woodmen of the egon.
ialty
_ __ issued an order quarantining the seven ton steam launch was tos,*il
• v e ry * h e r«
member
ol
the
Kentucky
Legisla
World, will m eet at tl.eir Hall on th e
Any and all persons claim ing ad-
In um »»—
Mrs.
Stow*
obtain*d
most
Stale
of
New
Hampshire
because
of
out
't*
divit»
nnd
against
th*
all »bea.
second and fourth Saturdays of each versely the at,..ve-descril«il land* are ture,
Mad« by
the presence of the f,sit and mouth | l,Trrats a,,d olher
don#
T h e Oregon 8 e m t - W e ekly Journal. ■ m onth. All members in good standing requested to tile th eir claims in this of- of the material for ’’Unci* Toni
D m n ocratlc new .p a p e r, ever f a ir and a l are invited to Attend.
Standard Oil
lh*ugh
lb*
ship
berteli
sustained
flee ou or before said 8th 'lay of July, Cabin” from the Kentucky plant- ( disease- I t i* said that one lot of
ways free: 1S4 coplea In one year for only
Company
E. O. MARSTER8,, C. C.
1903
very
little
damage
S1.S4 to any address
T h e Journal, P.
| cattle Lav* been found affected.
J. T. BRIDGE«, Register, ation.
A. 8. J oukstof , Clerk.
O Box 111. P ortland , Or.
:
U. 8. Senators—J i h n H . M itchell and
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
C ongressm an, F ir s t D istrict—Thomas
H . Tongue, of Hillsboro.
G overnor—Geo. E . Cham berlain S a
lem.
S ecretary of State—F. 1. Dunbar, Sa-
| lem.
btatb and distkict officers
P. J. MASTERSON,
PORT OllFOKD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
N E W GOODS
Received by every steamer.
HIDES ani WOOL t o is
DOORS and WINDOWS.
W