The Port Orford tribune., March 18, 1903, Image 4

THE TRIBUNE.
A n O ld -P M liio iiv d W o m a n .
i T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878,—
N otice F or P ublication .
N otice for P ublication .
No clever, b rillian t th in k e r, she,
U nited Stab's Lund Office,
18. 1903. W ith college record and degree;
U nited States I. ind Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, Peh. 10th, 1903.
Roseburg Oregon, Jan u ary 19, 1903
She has not known the path» of fame,
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
Notice is hereby given tliat in com­
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CURRY CO. T he world hue never h eard h er n a m e ; I pliance with the provisions of the act o f pliance with the provisions of the act
o f Congress of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled
S he walks in old, long-troder. wave,
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
The
valleys
of
th
e
yesterdays.
a
c
t
for
tlie
sale
of
tim
ber
lands
In
the
ISSL'KO « » » K Y W E D N I .D À T B Y IR IX C .
the States of California, Oregon, N eva­
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States of California, Oregon, N evada,
Home is h er kingdom , love her dower , an(, ¡n Wsihi|1(.t„„ T errito ry .!’ as ex- da, and W ashington T erritory.’’ us e x ­
tended
to nil the Public Land S tates by
Proprietor. Shc seeks no o th er wand of power
W . F. RILEY.
tended to all tin- Public L an d States by act of A ugust, 4, 1392, Jplm I* Pe(er-
To make home sweet, b rin g heaven , Act of A ugust!, 1892, Percy G. Cliailes, reins, of 387 W est Sixth St.. Eugene,
' of P ortland, care N. P. E xpress Co., county of Lane, sta te of. Oregon, bus
SOUSCRIPTION RATES.
near,
county
of M ultnom ah, " S tate of this day filed in tiiis office tils sworn
Ona Copy One Y e a r .......................$1.50 To win a smile and wipe a tear,
O regon, has this day filed in this office statem ent No. 4167, for the purchase of
line Copy Six M onili»....................
76 And do her duty day by day
his »worn statem ent No. 4338, for the the NE} SW}, NJ 8E }, SW} NF.'k, of
Ona Copy Three M onth»................
80
purchase of the NW} NE}, SE« NE}. Section No. 21, in T ow nship 'No.
l u lier own quiet place and way.
NE} BE} of section No. 13, in Township South of Range 14 W est am i will offer
Around h er childish hearts are twmed, • No. 32 south, of range No. 14 west, and proof to show that the land sought is
ADvaaTHma K i r n R kasokabi . e .
As round some reverend saint en. , will offer proof to show tiiat tile land more valuuble for its tim ber or stone
sought is more valuable for its tim ber th a n for agricultural purposes, and to |
shrined,
childish feet I or S4?“ * tlmn lo ra p ric u ltu n il punmses. I e8tablish his claim to ’said land before
Ami follow ing hers the c n i n u s i l re
OUR AGENTS:
and to establish his claim to said land t |,e Reiristnr and R eceiver , . r t h i a o f f ic e
this ,,t. R
o J L . i J “oregon on Wednesday
■ Are le I to ideals tru e a n d sweet,
j . before th e R egisterand R eceiver of tins
Roseburg
A. B. R abin , Langlois, Oregon.
office a t Roseburg, O regon, on Mon- J tbu , 3Ul d a ; of
1W)3
And find all pllrity and good
C hah . D ewey , Gold Beach.
day, th e 4th da; of Muy, 1903.
j He nam es ae witnesses •
i In h er divinest motherhood.
He
names
as
w
itnesses:
Wuiter
C.
1
D avid M urphy, Alma, Oregon; E. 8.
A. H. C book . Pistol River, Oregon.
She keeps her faith unshadowed still— Dey, Matthew 1 , Penton, both of Port- W ells, Camas A alley, Oregon ; George
lan
d
,
Oregon,
William
U.
W
ing,
David
G uerin, M yrtle Point,O>cgon ¡Charles
I God rules the world in good and ill;
i T h e p r in te d a d d re s o on y o u r p a p e r i
M urphy, lxjth of Eugene, Oregon.
P eterrein s, Eugene, Oregon.
Men in her creed arc brave and true,
I show s t h e d a t e to w h ic h y o u r n ib - 1
Any
and
all
persons
claim
ing
adverse­
Any and all persons claim adver­
( ac rfp tio u 1« p a id .
'
And women pure us pearl* of dew,
ly the above described lands aro re­ sely th e above described lands are re­
ír
is
high
and
grand,
quested
to
lile
th
eir
claim
s
in
tiiis
of-
And life fo r her
quested to file their claim s in th is of­
;lad endeavor
bef° ru 8ai' 1 4th day ° f Muy’ fice on or before said 13th day of May,
T h e H o m e o f A g u in a ld o .
By work and glad
endeavor spanned,
spanned
1903.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
■ This sad eld earth’s a brighter place
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCII
The boyhood homo of Aguinaldo
was recently visited by C. B. Perk-
ins formsrly of this city, and a for-
mar member of the crew of the
Monadnoo. Ho describes iiis visit
in the following letter to a friend in
this state;
All for the sunshine of her face;
Her very amlie a blessing throws,
And hearts are happier where she goes, Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,—
Notice for Publication.
A gentle, clear-eyed messenger,
To whisper love—thank God for her!
—Maxwell,e Talisman,
United States Laud Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Ja n u a ry 19, 1903.
Notice is hereby given tliat in com­
pliance with the provisions of tiie a c t
. D cu tli S talked on Ship.
of Congress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled
“ An act for the sale of tim ber lan d s in
New York, March 10.— M ysteri­ the Status of California, O regon, Neva­
da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
ous death stalked on the Anchor tended to all the Public Land States by
Line stsamship K arainania during act of A ugust 4, 1892. M atthew l<
the voyage from Marseilles, which : county of Multnomah, State of Gre­
ended this morning.
g»n, tins this day lil-.l in tiiis ol-
,
i-.i
, flee his sworn statem ent No. 4336, for
T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,—
N otice F or P ublication .
U nited States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Ja n u a ry 19 1903.
Notice is hereby given, tiiat in com ­
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
"A n A ct for tiie sale of tim ber lands in
the states of California, O regon, Neva­
da, and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­
tended to all the P ublic Land S tates by
ai t of August 4, 1892, W aiter C. Dey,
of 429 W ashington S t., Portland, Ore­
gon, county of M ultnom ah, State of
O regon, has tiiis day filed in thisoffleo
I ii s sworn statem en t No. 4337, for tiie
purchase of the 8W} NW}, NW} SW}
of Section No. 9 and SE} NE}, NE}
SE}, of Section No. 8, in Township No.
32, South of R ange No. 14 West and
will offer proof to shuw tliat tiie laud
sought is more vuluable for its tim ber
or stqne than for agricultural purposes,
und to establish iiis claim to said hind
before the Register and Receiver of this
oflieeat R oseburg, Oregon, on Monday
the 4th day of May, 1903.
He nam es as w itnesses:
M atthew F. F enton, Percy O. d ia rie s,
of P ortland, Oregon, William B. Wing,
David M urphy, of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and all persons claim in g ad­
versely the above, described lands are
requested to tile th eir claim s in this of­
fice on or before said 4th day of May,
1903.
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
IMBER L and A ct , J une 3, 1878— Timber Land, Act*Jnne3,1873,—No­
tice fur Publication.
N otice for P ublication .
A
U nited States Land Office,
U nited States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, itcc. 27, 1002.
Roseburg, Oregon, .Ian. 5, 1903.
Notice
is hereby given th at in compli­
Notice is hereby given th a t in com ­
pliance with the provisions of the act ance w ith the provisions of the Act of
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled " Congress ot ' Ju
" n e 3, 1878, entitled
........ An
“An act for the sale of timber lands in 1 act for the tale of tim ber lands in th e
the States of California, Oregon, Neva- S ta te s of California, O regon, Nevada,
da, an d W ashington T erritory,” as ex- and W ashington T erritory,” aB oxtend-
teuded to all the Public Laud S tates ed to all tiie Public L and States by a c t
by a c t of August 4, 1892, Ross B. De- I of A ugust 4, 1892, Mary H oughton, of
yoe, of Myrtle Point, county of Coos, I P o rt Orford, county of C urry, State of
State of Oregon, has this day tiled in ' Oregon, h as tills day Hied in tiiis office
tiiis office i:i., sworn statem ent No. her sworn statem ent No. 4200, for the
4256
for the
purchase
of tits , purchase of the HE} HE} section 31, T.
425
SE}, NE}, E} 8E}, SW} SEE sec- 32 »., R. 14 W ., L ots I and 2, section 6,
SI
tion 7, Tp. 31 south, range No. 13 and NW} NE} of section No. 7, in
west, and will offer proof to show th a t | Township No. 33 south, range No. 14
tiie laud sought is more - valuable
for its j west, and will oiler
t
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. proof to show that
tim b e r or stone than for agricultural the land sought is m ore valuable for
purposes, and to establise his claim to its tim ber o r stone th a n for agricul-
said land before E. A. Dodge, U. 8. tu ral purposes, ami to establish hjs
Com m issioner for Oregon, nt Myrtle claim to said lan d before George W.
P oint, Oregon, op Saturday the 28th Sm ith, County Clerk, at P o rt O rford,
O regon, on M onday, March 16, 1903.
day of M arch, 1993.
She nam es as w itn esses:
He nam es as witnesses : W. H. Rog­
W. R. H urst, A. Adolphsen, A. Rich­
ers. W. W. Deyoe, Jam es T. G uerin,
all of M yrtle Point, Oregon, C. E. Curl, ards, J. M. L im pach, all of Port Or­
ford, Oregon.
of Norway, Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing ad ­
Any a n d all persons cla im in g ad­
versely th e above-described lands are versely the above-described lands are
requested
to file th eir claim s in this
requested to file their claim s in this of­
fice on or before said 28th day of March office on or before said 16th day of
March, 1903.
1903.
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
The greatest ambition of Amer­
ican man and women is to have I
homes blessed with children. The 1
woman atiiicted with female dis- I
ease is constantly menaced with I
becoming a childless wife. N o,
medicine can restore dead or- ,
I gans, but Wlno of Cardui docs j
regulate derangements that pre­
vent conception; does prevent
I m iscarriage; does restore weak
I functions and sliatterod nerves
and does bring babies to homes
barren and desolate for years.
It ino of Cardui give* women the
I health and strength to bear heal-
I thy children. You can got
dollar bottlo of Wine of Cardui
I from your dealer.
143 M a rk e t t t r e e t ,
M em p h is T e n « ., A p ril 14,1901.
I n F e b ru a ry . 1901, I to o k o n o b o ttlo o f
W in o of C u ra u i n n d o n o p a c k a g e o f
T h e d f o rd ’s B la c k -D ra u g h t. I h a d bet
I m a rrie d fifteen v ia r s a n d h a d n o ro r
f g iv e n b ir th to a c h ild u n ti l I to o k W in e
. o f C a rd u i. N ow I am m o th e r o f a f i n e
b a b y g ir l w h ich w as b o rn M a rc h 81,1901.
T h e b a b y w eig h s f o u rte e n p o u n d s a n d I
fo e l a s w ell a s a n y p e rs o n c o u ld feel.
N ow m y h o m e is h a p p y a n d I n e v e r w ill
bo w ith o u t Win© of C a rd u i in m y h o u se
I a g a in .
M rs. J . W . C. S M IT H .
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878.
N otice for P ublication .
Notice for Publication,
i
I
f
United States Lund office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Doc. 22, 1902.
Notice is hereby given th at in com­
pliance with the provisions of the uct
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
•An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
the S tates of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
da, and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­
tended to a ll the Public L and State's by
act of A ugust 4, 1892, W illiam It.
H urst, of Port Orford, C ounty of Currv,
S tate of Oregon, h a s th is d ay filed in
this office Iiis sworn statem ent No.
4177, for the purchase of the NE} N W},
section 39, and El SW}, and SE}NW}
of section No. 19, in T ow nship No. 32
south, range No. 14 west, and will offer
proof to show th a t th e land sought is
' more valuable for its tim ber or stone
■ th an for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, and to
establish his claim to said la n d before
the County Clerk of C urry county at
01 his office at P ort Orford, Oregon on
Monday, the 16th day of M arch, 1903,
He nam es as witnesses :
E li Bagley, W. T. K err, A. Adolph-
Ben, J. M, Webt. all oi P o it O rford, O r­
egon .
A ny nnd all persons claim in g ad-
I versely the above-described lands are
,
U nited States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 12 1903.
NBtice is hereby given th at in com­
pliance with tiie provisions of the act
of Congress of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled
“ An Act for the sale of Timber Lands
in the S ta te s of California, O regon,
Nevada an d W ashington T erritory,”
as extended to all the Public L and
States by act of August 4,1892, Charles
W irkkala, of A storia, county of C lat­
sop, State of O regon, has this day
filed in th is office his sworn statem ent
No. 4445, for the purchase of the
NE} of section No. 27, in Town­
ship 37 south, of range 14 west,
and will offer proof to show th a t tho
land sought is inure valuable for its
tim ber or stone th a n for agricu ltu ral
purposes, and to establish iiis claim to
said land before tiie Register and R e­
ceiver of th is office a t R oseburg, Ore­
gon, on F riday, th e 17th day of Ju ly ,
1903. He nam es as witnesses, E li
Lantto, Rov W lierry, H erm an Bander-
son, Wm. Jacobson, all of A storia, O r­
“In a large unlive banco, manned
For advine and
■. RdilreM, giving
by three nalivea, we left Cavite at
symptoms,
“ The I .
Acrlxory iiepttri-
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iiicnt ” , 'J h» C hattauuuga M edicine Company.
C hattanooga, Teun.
8:30 in the morning and skirled
along under the frowning walls of
the old fortress, which had in for-
iner days been a mighty instrum ent
, . ,
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•f defense but of late the material
A number oi Ihe passengers and the purchase of the SF} of NE}, of
.had been used to repair the Navy- ¡crew died during the voyage and section 9, 8 |j NW}, 8W} NE} of scc-
j a r d and make driveways here and the fact that thecause is not apparent range No. 14 west, andwill offer proof
in Cavite. In fact, the whole has forced the steamship to remain : show tliat the land sought is more
■ ii.
„ „ it.
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valuable f;r its timber or stone than
vast space occupied by these wall* m quarantine pending a rigorous for agricultural purposes,and to estab-
,
All SiylCS
lish ids claim to said land lieiore the
will be replaced by Navy-yard investigation,
R egister and Receiver of tiiis office u t
shops. As we swept clear of the
On the run to Palmero four of R oseburg, Oregon, on Munday, the 4tti
old fort Gaudeloupe, the City of the crew were suddenly taken sick day of May, 1993.
He names tts witnesses: W alter
egon.
Csvits presented an extremely in­ and two died. One of the men C. Dey, Percy G. Charles, both of P ort­
Any and all persons claim ing a d ­
« A i > i> !
teresting appearance with its red- recovered before reaching Palmero land, Oregon, W illiam B. W ing, David
versely the above described lands are
urphy, both of Eugene, Oregon.
requested to file th e ir claim s in this of­
gabled rosfa, numerous towers of and the remaining sufferer was sent M Any
and all p.ersous claim ing ad-
fice on o r before said 17th day of July,
HAKNESS & BE] DUES 1 S Z • before
to flle said
theirclairas
16th day in
of thisof-
M arch 1903.
churches jutting theblue sky. The ashore at the latter port. Pity si- I versely the above-described lands are
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requested to file th eir claims in this of-
J. T. B R ID G E S , Register.
palms and other tropical plants eians at . T
I almcro declared tliat the, tine on or before said 4th day of May,
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Made to Order.
added ts the beauty of the picture: man had been poisoned, but found 1 1903
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,-
J. T . BRIDGES, Register.
I C u r e l c n 1 In i* iie» ia s O i l ,
and tnads on« almost nmagine that ¡t impossible to state the nature oft
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878,—No­
N oticx fob P ublication .
he was skirting along in thebeauti- the tonic.
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ALL KINDS OP SADDLERY HARD
tice for Publication.
ful city of Venice,
j Later in the voyage several of: T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,—
I RE.
U nited States Land Office,
United States L and Office,
R oseburg, Oregon, December 22, 1902.
‘We visitod the massive old rathe- the crew—all occupying the same
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N otice F or P ublication .
Roseburg, Oregon, l ’eb. 12, 1993.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com-
a n y th in g y o u in v e n t o r im p ro v e ; a lso g e t
dral of Cavite, the lut jest cathedral ward room—were suddenly taken
Notice Is hereby given tliat in com­
! pliance with the provisions of tiie act of
COPYRIGHTor DESIGN
B rokcii-T liroateil C o lla rs R e ­ CAVEAT.TR40E-MARK,
United States Land Office,
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
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of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An
of the province, It presented a fair ill. They all rushed on deck,
Roseburg Oregon, Fob Jtith 1903. of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
p a ire d as Good as New .
fo r fre e e x a m in a tio n a n d advioe.
act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
Notice is hereby given tiiat in com- “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
picture of American marksmanship where the fresh air revived them
S tates of C alifornia, Oregon, Nevada,
f o . b e l b r . p a te n t.
pliance with the provisions of the act the States of California, O regon, Neva­
and W ashington T errito ry ," a* extend­
and wae literally shot to pieces by somewhat. They complained
, of Congre.'-s of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled da, and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­ H arness and Saddles repaired a t living
W
.,!M<;.4.SW O W £ C o - ed to all tiie Public Land' States by act
the Yankee’s guns from the harbor. the most terrible pains. The com- Au act for the sale cf tim b er lauds in tended to all th e Public Laud States by
prices.
•
Patent Lawyer». W A S H IN G T O N , D .o - . , of A ugust 4, 1892, S arah J. H u rst, of
. , , ,,
tho States of C alifornia, O regon, Neva- act of A ugust!, 1892, H erm an S ander­
L illi o - l ,O x - « * ji- o ii .
: P o rt Orford, county of C urry, State of
“Our next pltsee of importance to partm ent occupied
by the men w a»ida> and W ashington T errito ry ,” us ex- son,
of A storia, county of C latsop, State
I Oregon, has thisda.v filed in th is office
visit was Aguinsldo’s former resi- J stripped of all its furnishings a n d tended to all the public land States by of O regon, lias this day filed in this of­
j her sworn statem ent No. 4176, for the
a c t of August, 4, 1892, Cliailes Peter- fice his sworn statem ent No. 1444, for
purchase of the L o t 1, section 30, Lot»
denes, occupied at the time of our thoroughly disinfected. It was reins, of Eugene, county of Lane, sta te
the purchase of the \V} of SV\}, 8}
! 2, 3,4, of section No. 19, in Township
! of Oregon, has tiiis day filed in this of- N W ’s
visit by Lieutenant Barry, of th e , then sealed.
' v i s i t D R . J O R D A N 'S g r i a t }
auction No. 22, in Town­
No. 32 south, ran g e No. 14 west, and
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free his sworn statem ent No. 4468, for
J . R. BROWNING,
army. I learned from the sentry
March 1st two passengers man-j tht, purchase of thcTSEJ NE}, NJ NE} ship No. 37, South, of Range No. 14
Q F A H H O M Y « j will offer proof to show th a t the land
and will offer proof to show th a t
: sought is more valuable for its tim ber
at the gate that admittance would ifested the same symptoms and died of Section No. 21, NW} NW} of Section west,
1051 31U2T ST .SnFSlin^e.CAL. I or i-tone than for agricultural purposes,
tiie land sought is more valuable for its
DEALER IN .
The Lazs'eit AnM M lical M inscm in fh«
he allowed, and a short time later wilhiu two hours after ma king the ^°- 22’ IP Urwmdnp No. 31, South of tim ber or stone tnan for agricultural
i and to establish h is claim to sail} land
World. Vr calr.iea^M or any conmcteel
j Range Nr. 14 West, and offer proof to purposes, and to establish ids claim to
before the County Clerk of C urry coun­
dheaxe
sear«'* Ly the oldest
: show that, tiie laud so u g ht is more val- said land before the R egister and Re­
we were introducing ourselves to ! first complaint.
Specialist on the ConiL Eat.
year».
ty, at Port Orford, Oregon, on M onday,
for its tim ber or stone th a n for ceiver of this office, a t R oseburg, Ore­
DR. JORDAN —DISEASES OF M E N « the 16th day of M arch, 1903.
Lieutenant Barry. While in the
Death seems to haunt tlie ship, a uable
I Y P M I L 1 N rhnrottgfcly rm d iw ted A
g ricu ltu ral purposes, ami tocstablisli
She nam es as witnesses :
on FridU) th« 17th day of July,
froui syittlB wiih'iUt th« e o fS In r c w r y
house we were given a glimpse of:
the day following this incident ins claim to saifi lan d before the R eg­ gon,
T r u s s e s fitted by ta Expert. R e « . 1
E li B agley, W .T . K err, A. A dolph­
1993.
lie
names
as
witnesses
:,
res 1 c u r e for Bieeptairr-.
quick and ”
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another p assen g er was seizoil w ith ister anil Receiver of th is office a t Rose­
Wm. Jacobson, Roy W herry, Chas.
sen, J. M. West, a llo t P o rt Orford, Or­
* radical cur« for P i i n a . V ia N it r a « J A
th . famous painting on the calling ^ hc roj#terk)U/ gjn]pl0lng and
bu rg , Oregon, on Wcducbiluy, tiie 13th W irkki'ln, Eli Lautto, all of Astoria,
F la t a a lr * . I>y Dr. jordca's apacuU peso- V
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dT Aguinaldo's sittingroom. Th# carried to the hospital, ahricking in day of M ay, 1903.
ConaultAfioo Irre and atrirWy privet*. 1 rearmum per A
Any and all persons ila im iu g ad­
Oregon.
’ tonally o< Ly lettar. A /e » t"-«
in every ex»« ~
li e nam es as witnesses :
Any
an
d
all
persons
claiming
adverse­
versely the above deserilred land« a re
W rit*
B-ek ! » ■ ! I . « •*« > •» M IT
1
picture portrayed the feeling and the most terrible agony. He died
David M urphy, of Alma, O regon; E. ly the above-described l*n Is are re ­ Ladies’and Gent’s Shoes and I ’ iuidrwrak«a.
M A n i l l & G K - TIAIUaD FRUA. (to. valuable book f
requested to tile their claim s in this of­
k for men ) Cell or write
\
8. Wells, of t Hinas Valley, O regon; O. quested to file their claims ill tbiB of­
sentiment of the Filipino leader Half an hour luter.
fice on or before said 16th day of March,
DR. MK0AN a CO . t e s t M»rk«l S t. t . F.
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1903.
fice on or before said 17th d a r of Ju lv , [
and represents a señorita tearing
.
,
,
11 < ) s I K l t Y .
P. Peterreins, of Eugene, Oregon
J . T. BRID G ES, R egister.
,
dead in John
Any an d all persons claim ing adver-. 1903.
down
a e Spanish ilag , Iroin a c fort . iother passenger was , found
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BRID
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Register.
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berth. All the dead passengers eely-tlm above described lauds are re­
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and hunting ensign ol th« r ilipinoe.: occupied berths adjoining thostccr- quested to file their claims in th is of­
G ItIV S . T R U N K S . V A L IS E S .
fice on or before said 13th day of M ur,
“ W« were entertained royally by age.
Will keep a wagon on the road, m aking
If you contemplate traveling
With whit« faces and nervous 1993.
Lieutenant Barry.
During our
NEYGREN HOTEL, regular trips about every ten days, be­
j don’t start out with your dry goods
J . T. BRIDG ES, Register.
| wrapped in a pocket handkerchief,
slay in the house we had noticed voices the officers of the liner hi Id!
tween Gold Ucaoh an d D airyville, for
funeral services over the victims of
Port Orforil, - - Oregon. the accom modation and convenience of
j but come to the Pacific Lumber &
nn old aativc lady sitting silently
the mysterious scourage and threw ; T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
j Furniture store, and purchase one
j the people living en route.
on a cot in one corner of the sitting the bodies over the side.
N otice for P ublication .
I of their new stock of valises and
The traveling public is respectfully
room, but thought naught of iter
Tne only explanation for (lie
O RDERS TAK EN FOR ANY-
grips. I t don’t make much differ­
an have it all for
Informed tiiat I aui prepared to keep
presence till we were iuformed that many death» that could he olfared,
ence about your old clothes, but
U nited States L and Office,
boarders by the day, week, or m outh,
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ehe was the mvther of Aguinaldo. and this is not conclusive by any, R o s e b u r g . Oregon, Januaiy 5, 1993. a t reasonable prices. A share of the
don’t allow your new clothing to
M o n ili
means, is that a poisonous gas was! Notice is hereby given th a t in coin-
Siy Goods will be sold a t bottom prices
hang around and become dusty,
Month
1 then begun talking with her nnd generated in the
ie h hold
o ld of th e »hip pliance with the provisions ,,f the uct public pationage is solicited.
strictly or C ash.
faded, and moth eaten, whee a good
MRS. NEYGREN.
naked her many questions about by some article s o f freig h t, the n a t “f O ongress of Ju n e 3. 1878 entitled
in The Evening T elegram , of P ort­
„ „ i.„ _
i .i . Au a c t lor the sale of tim b er lau d s in
land, Oregon. I t is the largest ev­ trunk can be had at little cost, » t
her son. She stated that he was ure of which is a.know n, and that th(< st)l,e8 ,,f California, Oregon, Neva-
ening new spaper published in Ore­ this popular store.
N O T IC E .
now 38 years of age, and was born
S’” found its way on its mis da, and Washington Territory,” as ex-
T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878,— gon ; it contains all the news of the
ison
of
death
through
the
various
tended
to
all
the
Public
L
au
d
States
state and of the nation. T ry it for a
O r e g o n D a lly J o u r n a l ,
a
D em o c ra tic »
•ear the house where we were now
N otice for P ublication .
month. A sam ple copy will be mail
vents Itading Io tlio sleeping apart by act of August 4, 1892, E dw ard B.
d a l ly n e w s p a p e r , e i g h t t o 20 p a g e » . $4 a
Notice Is hereby given to nil whom it
sitting, or near that place, hie birth­ ments. The tru th or falsity of this ‘,y‘,her-’
United
States
LandOfflce,
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to
vou
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. ^ . ’’8lois,
.......... . county
,
, JP ’’ 1 m uyconeern, not to enter upon or tres-
R oseburg, Or., Ja n . 6, 1903.
a n e w s p a p e r . S e n d In y o u r s u b s c r ip ti o n .
, let« of Oregon lias this day filed In this pgg8 in any m anner, upon the lands of
place being a mere modest abode conclusion will probably not h* otiico
THE
TELEGRAM,
his sworn statement No. 4279, for the undersigned, situated on Elk R iver,
I n t e r e s t y o u r n e i g h b o r In T h e J o u r n a l .
Notice is heteby given tliat in com ­
A d d r e s s T h e J o u r n a l , B o x 121, P o r tla n d »
PORTLAND, OR
only a few feet d iita n t from the known until Hit freight is taken tin'purchase of the 8} tsE}, NE} HE} C urry County, Oregon, fo r the purpose' pliance w ith th r provisions of the act
O
r.
lout.
of
Hcctiou
No.
29,
NW}
bW},
Hectlon
of fishing, or h u n tin g w ith guns or of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
larger cine that now took its place.
_
j No. 21, in Township No, 31 south, range door . Also not to leave any gato or “ An act for th e sale of tim ber lands in ,
H it father, Don Carlos Aguinaldo,
No. 14 West, ami will offer proof to bars open on going th rough or o th er­ the States of C alifornia, O regon, Neva- I
th a t th e la n d sought is m ore val­ wise trespass in any m anner. Any per­ da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
wae a man of some prominence, Women as Well as Men show
uable for its tim b er o r stone than for son or persons so en terin g upon said tended to all the l ’ublic L und States by 1
ag
ricu
ltu ral purposes, ami to establish premises w ithout our consent will be uct of A ugust f, 1892, Jesse L. Hale, of
being a solicitor-at-law and three
Are Made Miserable by Ins claim
to said land before J . 11. Up­ prosecuted to th e full extent of the law. D enm ark, county ol f u r r y , State of |
times mayor of Cavite, his native
ton, U. 8. Comm issioner, u t his office
Oregon, h as th is (lay tiled m this office I
Kidney
Trouble.
J. L. NAY.
at Langlois, C u rry county, Oregon, on
home. His mother statep to us
his sworn statem ent No. 4259, for the I
robt . M c K e n z ie .
Monday, flic 30tli day of M arch, 1993.
purchase of tiie NE} of NW}, N} NE},
J
o h n . w. mckenzie .
th a t from Ins youth
Emile I I v
,
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.
,.
He names as w itnesses: George E.
Kidney trouble proy» upon tn« mind, dls-
section 39, NW} of NW} of section No. '
ji
BOCK ON PATENTS
Ladies Furnishing Soeds
h
a
mi
Do You
Know the News
Per 50c, Per
THE TRIBÜNE,
A g iu n a ld o showed a g reat desire to ! courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor Green, Edward H. Cheever, Ole P
llaiiginson, Andrew O lsen, all of
Langlois, Oregon.
Any and a ll persons claim ing ad-
verscli tlio above-described lauds
re
requesttd to dle thi.tr claim s in tlilsuf-
live on or before the said 39th day of
M arce 1993
’
1. T. BRIDGES, Register.
and cheerfulness soon
learn. Shortly after hi« return
disappear when the kid­
frem college he and his brother
neys are out of order
or diseased.
accepted pesitions in the Cavite
Kidney trouble has
Arsenal, under the Spanish- Emilio
becomo so prevalent
that it Is not uncommon
win a clerk, while his qrother was
for a child to be born
a draftm an. A few days previous
afflicted with weak kid­
neys. It the child urin­
to my v ilit nt the old hsmc «of
ates too often. If the
Aguinaldo I h a j the plrasurs of urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
an age when It should be able to
seeing a map of klnaila made by reaches
control the passage. It Is yet afflicted with
The j bed-wetting, depend upon It, the cause of
the brother of Aguinaldo.
T
m a n i»
b u w « ll
.1
,h* «Ulilcufty
Is kidney
and the fir»t
map
is noatsd
posted nn
on t the
wall at
the ,tep
jhou,d h,
tov,ardj trouble,
,hg tre>tment
o(
arsenal. Aguineldo, from hie youth these. Important organs. This unpleasant
has sworn the vtndeita against the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
friars,.feeliag the wrong that wall most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis­
being done hi» people by thoie! erable
with kidney and bladder trouhle,
vaanpiroa clothed in the garb of and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect of
religion. True to this, his first act! S w am p -R o o t Is soon realised. It ts sold
after taking u p arm s against the | by druggists. In flfty-
Bpaniah, driving them from Cavite “ «s. You may h iv e"
and declaring hnniell governor of! sample bottle by mall
the province, was to expel all tire Lee. also pamphlet tell- m*». ot
friar». The broken and ruins of i *?• *” ibo“’, **• ‘"eluding many oi ihe
thousands of testimonial letters received
m any cathedrals over all s>»rts of, from
, u(iererl eured.
p,
. Kilmer
the province shows his handwork , & Co.. Binghamton
in this regurd.—Oregon Observer. | mention thia paper.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Roiwlnirg, Oregon,
January 26, 1903.
Notice is liercby given th at the fol­
lowing named se ttle r has filed notice
of Iiis intention b ' m ake final proof in
support of ills claim , nnd th a t said
proof wifi 1 m - made before E. A. Dodge,
U. 8. Commissioner, at M yrtle Point,
Cooa county, O regon, on M arch, 21,
1903, vis:
N O T IC E .
1
Notice is hereby given toall whom
it m ay concern, n o t to e n te r
. '
upon
1
29, tn Township No. 31 south, range No. |
14 west, and will offer proof to show!
th a t the land sought is more valuable I
for its tim ber or stone th a n for a g r i­
cultural purposes, and to establish his j
claim to s d u land l>eforo J . H. U p to n ,.
U . 8. Com m issioner, a t his office at
Langlois, Oregon, on Monday, the 23d
,|a}. „f j u’ ne, 1993. He nam es as wit-
iieeses: Jumes P. Olsen, of D enm ark,
Oregon, Andrew Olsen, O. P. H aagen-
ren^Lmrge E. «.n-en, all of Langlois,
1 or trespass, m any manner, upon
the land of tiie undersigned, situa-
ted near Denmark, Curry county,
Oregon, for the purpose of h u n tin g
with guns or dog: gs.or fishing. Also,
not to leave any gale open on going
A);}. and au persons claiming ad
through, or otherwise trespass in versely the above-desi rilied lands are
any manner. Any person or per- ! requested to file their claims in this of-
on or before said 23d day of
o( March
sons so entering upon said premises flee
1903.
without my consent will be prose
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
cuted to the full extent of the law
HARRY WILSON
WANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS
T R E S P A S S N O TICE.
JAMES F. COX.
On his Homestead Entry no . 12391, for
Notice is hereby given to all persons
the 8W} section 19, Tp. 32 south, range not to trespass upon the prem ises of
13 west.
I Dr. Kenyon, situated between Floras
He names the following witnesses to ! loike and the county road, in N orthern
prove hi» continuous residence upon : C urry, by removing, cutting, or dee-
and cultivation of said land, via
I troying tim ber upon said land. $25 re-
Chnrles Haines, J C. Clark, of, Eck- ward wig lie paid for information lead-
ley, Oregon; Melvin Fttshgugh, of ing to a couviction of tresiiaas aa stated
Port Orforil, Oregon; Glenn B. vox, of above.
Bandon, Oregon.
J ? T . BRIDGES, Register.
of chnrcate and good reputation in
each state (one in this coim tv required!
to represent nnd advertise old estab­
lished wealthy business house cf solid
financial »landing. Salary S2l.99wcek-
ly with expenses additional, alt payable
in pash d irect each W ednesday from
head office. Horse and
carriage
funished when necessary. Reference«.
Enclosed self-addreseed envelope. Col­
onial Co., 334 Deai boi 11 S t., C hicago.
The Official Paper of Curry County,
every
Fort Orford, Oregon,
BY W A L T E R F. R IL E Y , E d ito r and P ro p r ie to r.
i o n . J $ l.a o p e r y e a r .
THE TRIBUNE
a n d
I In *
WEEKLY OREGONIAN