The Port Orford tribune., April 01, 1903, Image 3

O p lilr Ite m s.
E d . T ribune :—Ought uot this! We have received several letters
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
I premiscuous firing of pistols by a asking us to support as many dif- i
N otice for P ublication .
March, 29 1903.
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1 few idiotic acting young fellows on fereut men for Congress to fill the
United States la n d Office,
8 1* Peirce and J. W Growler of every ocua3ion when 'people h a re place made vacant by the death of F. A. Stewart is visiting at Gold
Roseburg Oregon, M arch 12, 1943.
Notice is hereby given th at in com­
I Sixes River, were in town Tuesday. | c0D*r#*ftted ior w ci,l ?**••»».
“ ««• Thomas H. Tongue. There j Beach.
pliance with the provisions of the act
F. List McMechen and Mert
| the subject of most serious consider 1 are several aspirants in the field, and
There is a best time for doing of Congress of lu ne 3, 1878, entitle,i
Mr. John Frouana and wife were | atj0„ by the respectable element of all of them have more or less sup Miller have been working on the everything—that is, a time when ' “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
the S tates of California, Oregon, Neva­
visiting triend s in town during the | our CQ|nUlln^ y > Unless tlto law- port. Some of them are young men formers homestead on Lobster Creek, thing can be done to the best ad da,
and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
vantage, most easily and most ef tended
to all the Public Lam lKtatea bv
week.
abiding take some action this fool whose career in the political arrena
Mrs. D. L. Moore is visiting hei fectively. Now is the best time
act of A ugust 4, 1898, Jam es L. Thomp
Charles Crew and Edward Jensen ieh practice will continue until some has been short. Auioug the names j sister Mrs. Willis Miller of Cedar for purifying your blood. Why! son, of Bandon, county of Coos, S tate
Because your system is now trying, °f Oregon, has this day tiled in t his
have goue to Gold Beach, having one is seriously hurt. If the actor mentioned is one that has the true Fork.
ent - No. 4012, for
to
purify it —you know this by the office his sworn statem
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business at court.
were the recipient of his own fool metalic ring, and that uarne i s
Miss Maude Walker will teach
purchase of the NW REJN W L Loits
pimples and other eruptions that the
1. 2) of Section No. 19, In Township 31
| ishness, the matter would not be so “ Binger Hermann.” There was a the Ophir School this summer, to
Dr. Caldwell spent several days serious, but some innocent one | time when no state in the Union was commence about the middle of have come on your face and body » South, of Range No. 14 West, and will
proof to snow that the land so u g h t
last week inWedderburn and (fold might be the victim. On last Sat
H ood’s Sarsaparilla | offer
Is more valuable for its tim ber or
better represented at Washington, ! May.
stone
than for agricultural purposes,
Beach attending to the wants of the urday night several shots were tired than was Oregon. That' was when
W. A. Bishel and family were
N E I .S O N , - - - - -
M a s te r,
and to establish his claim to said luud
and
Pills
afflicted.
by a young stripling who would far Doluh, Mitchell and Hermann were visiting with relatives on the river fits the medicines to take—they dc before 0 . T. Bluinenrotlier, U. 8. Com­
missioner, a t Bandon, Coos County,
W ill make weekly trips between
For sale—25 head of cows, some better, both for his own and the there. Since then Hon. Joseph N- last week.
the work thoroughly and agreeably Oregon, on Saturday the 8, day of J urio
and
never
fail
to
do
it.
1903. He nuines as witnesses: Wm.
C. M. Neil and Willis Coy have
of them not over three years old.
communities good, be under his Dol ph has crossed the dark and misty
G. C srro ll-C . F. W. B lnm enrotherand
H i m F r a n c i s c o , P o r t O r . For further particulars call on or
Hood’s
are
the
medicines
you
taken
a
contract
to
cut
brush
for
mothers care. An old lady, lying river. But the people of Oregon have
Fred A. Mehl, all of Bandon Oregon
have always heard recommended. and
J. L, Anderson of Denmark,
address this office.
on a very sick bed, was annoyed shown their appreciation for good Mrs. Colebrook.
fo r < l a n d C o o * B a y ,'
.1 cannot recommend Hood’s Saraaparill* Oregon.
too highly as a spring medicine. When w<
Frank Moor« has been hauling take
There will be a grand ball at the I and her condition made much worse service rendered, by returning Hon.
it In the »pring we all feel betterthrougb I Any
---- and all persons claim ing ad­
C A R R Y IN G
PASSENGERS AND Euchre Creek hall on Saturday by thissm arty’a foolishness. If the John-H. Mitchell to his old place hay to Wedderburn for Ed. Robin­ the aummer.’* Mas. S. H. N bal . McCray* Pa v®rst> dy th e above described lands are
requested
to file their claims in this of­
H ood's Sarsaparilla p rom ises to
fice on or before said 6th day of Ju n e.
F R E IG H T .
cure and k eep s th e prem ise.
evening, May 2,. See add. in an- peace officers would bring these of- iu the senate. And now the time son the mailcarrier.
1903.
W. E. Burrow, road supervisor
fenders against law and order, to is drawing near when the voters of
other column.
J . T. BRIDGES, R egister.
strict account for their misdeeds, the First Congressional District can has Ills road in this district in good
At la6t accounts,
Foster, the anij a j ugj punishment inflicted, again show their appreciation of the condition for this time of the year,
A d m in is tr a t o r 's N o tice.
F reight and passengers at
wounded man at G old Beach, was (his foo[is[,ne#s Would soon come w ork accomplished by lion. Binger with the exception of the road up
Notice is hereby given th a t the un­
growing weaker and his death is ex­ to a stop. But all law abiding and Hermann during his long and faith­ Euchre Creek and work will be
Isovresst K a t e s .
dersigned has been appointed adm inis­
tra
to r of the estate of Joseph Close, de­
pected at any time.
j
peace loving citizens m ust remem ful career as Congressman. The commenced on it as soon as the
ceased, by th e County C ourt of C urry
O. LEN E V E , A gent, Port Orford, O r­
county, State of Oregon. All persons
The P. F. & L. Company’s largest ber that it is their duty to encour- voters of Curry Co. believe
the weather will permit.
egon.
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indebted to said deceased are request-
EUCHRE C R E EK HflGLt,
Last week four timber men start­
mill on Elk River is running full age and assist the peace officers in old maxim which reads:
e'l to pay such indebtedness to me a t
my offlae in Gold Beach w ithout delay ;
ed
from
Mr.
Woodruff’s
to
go
When
you
have
a
friend
E
U
C
I
I
I
tE
C
R
E
E
K
,
O
R
E
G
O
N
,
blast. Fifteen men are employed every effort to maintain law and
and all persons having valid claim s
Who
is
tryed
and
true
through
the
mountains
to
Wesl
in and about the mill.
' order.
On Saturday May 2nd, 1903.
against said deceased are requested to
present the sam e to me, at the place
Fork, when on the high ridge a few Good Music and Calling furnished.
County Commissioner, Charles [ _ We heartilly endorse the above. | Change not the old friend
For the new.
aforesaid, with proper proof, w ithin
D EA LER S IN
miles
this
side
of
Big
Bend,
they
TICKETS
«1
00.
six m onths from the date of this notice
Haines, of Eckley, was in town " 'e don’t know who the boy is who
Curry County is sold for Iler-
Dated a t Gold Beach, Oregon, J a n u ­
Tuesday on his wav to Gold Beach f made such free use of his pistol on mann, and Curry is, by no means found the snow so deep that they SU PPER 25 cents per plate,
A general invitation is extended to ary 2 0 th ,1903.
returned to Mr. Woodruffs starting
to be in attendance at County Court. ! Saturday night, but whoever he is the only county, there are others,
J. HUNTLEY,
again for the railroad by the way all.
A dm inistrator of the E state of Joseph
,
,
.
1
he
should
be
fined
at
least
$10
00—
i
and
it
is
our
belief
that
Hon.
Binger
I
Close, deceased.
of Myrtle Point preferring the T imber L and , Ac-» J une 3, 1878,—
The Arcata, due here from Coos '
$5Q 00_ fo r carrying | Hermann
Hermann will
will be nominated on
Bay Saturdav. PSSSher abboutn2 5 'aC° nO,a,cd W6ap° n- The
N
otice for P ublication .
muddy
roads
to
the
snow.
j April 9th and elected by an over-
E X E C U T O R S N O T IC E .
C O LD B E A C H ,O R . storm, carrying with eF ’ an j j m!in has but little use for a iverage
The Ophir Sunday School elected
revolv- j whelming majority on June 1st.
Notice is hereby given th a t the un­
U
nited
States
Land
Office,
tons of freight for this place
new officers for the ensuing quarter
has been duly appointed, by
er in this country, and boys havel
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Roseburg, O regon, M arch 14. 1903. dersigned
Probate Court of Curry County, Or-
leaving behind three passengers.
last Sunday. Mrs. C. M. Neil as Notice is hereby given that In compli­ the
L a n g lo is I t e m s ’
no
use
whatever
for
them.
We
egon, E xecutor of the last will and tes­
WK K EE P IN STOCK
ance with the provisions of the act cf tam
superintendent, W. A. Bishel assis­ C
ent of MichaD Riley, deceased, lata
The steamer Redonda stopped a think it about time for the citizens
ongressof J u n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An of Baid
county. All persons having
tant superintendent, Misa Sybil act for the sale of tim b e r lands in the claims against
few minutes in our harbor Sunday. of our town to take a stand for law
said estate are requesxd
March 28, 1903.
States
of
C
alifornia,
O
regon,
Nevada,
present the sam e to me, with proper
Quite a gale was blowing from the and order and see that we have it I The street is not quite as lively as Woodruff secretary and treasurer and W ashington T erritory,” a s extend­ to
vouchers, a t my office in Port Orford
South so the steamer didnot attempt at all times and under all circuiti-1 usual, as the people are ju st getting and Miss Eva Burrow librarian. ed to all the Public L and States bv act Oregon, w ithin Six m onths from the
of
August
4,
1892,
Adam.
J.
H
art­
S G O O D S,
of the tlrst publication of th is no­
to make a landing at the wharf.
I stances. It in ay be in order right j down t„ business on the ranches. The Sunday School has a good m an, of Bandon, county of Coos, date
to -w it: Jan u ary 2!, 1903, and all
of Oregon,lias this «lay tiled in this tice,
TS A N D C A P S ,
persons
indebted to said estate are re­
Several citizens from this section [ here to say that we are in favor ot 1 Tho time is approaching for attendance and is steadily growing. State
office
nis
sworn
statem
ent
No,
4627,
for
Peter Hickey passed through the purchase of tho Nortli E astipiarter quested to pay tho sam e w ithout delay.
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , have business before the County I having the town incorporated. \\ c camping and
other out side
Dutod tins 21st day of January, 1903
of Beetion No. 20 in Township No. 31
W. F. RILEY.
Court today. If the lower end of the ' are informed that an able attorney recreations. Driving does not have Ophir last Sunday, guess he vacated tl)
south,
range
No.
14
West,
and
will
offer
E xecutor of E sta te of Michael Riley
5 1 D W A 1 I . K , county is as well represented there Uo°* Co- has offered to draw up t |le rank among pleasures here that his seat oi) the log to Solomon.
proof to show th a t the land sought is deceased.
O ccasional .
more valuable fo r Its tim ber or stone
will be something doing at court. ' article. of incorporation for $50 00. it does in the Dakotas for instance
thau for agricultural purposes, and to
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
everything usually needed
. Now
1 U " that
L i l a , spring .o
is v coming
.w u i...g
—
let w US where we may ride miles and miles
establish Ids claim to said laud before
M itc h e ll C a n n o t be T h e r e .
Notioeia hereby given th a t the un­
Mr.
William
Button,
of
Bandon,
C.
T.
B
lum
enrother
U.
S.
Commission­
>wn o r country.
¡keep pace with the times. Let over natural roads, on the unbroken
er, a t his office a t Bandon Oregon, on dersigned have been appointed execu
is visiting in our town for the first j some one draw up and circulate a
United States Senator John II. Thursday, the 4th. day of Ju n e, 1903. tors of the estate of Jo h n Vail deceased
prairie, over a surface as amooth as
j time in six years. Mr Button sees | petition and we believe the neces­
He nam es as w itnesses : W illiam G. by the County Court of Curry Coutv
the floor, surely Dakota, with its Mitchell has written to Judge J. C. Carroll, Fred Mehl and Amos Carson, State of O regon.
considerable improvement in Port sary $50 00 will soon be subscribed.
r gorous climate has one important Moreland declining to deliver an all of Bandon O regon, and John A nder­ All persons irdebted to said estate
Orford Bince he was here six years We are informed that there is plen­
son of Denmark, Oregon,
are notifled and requested to pay the
advantage over us. To have even address before the Pioneer’s Asso­
and all persons claim ing adverse­ sam e to either of the uedersignod w ith­
ago.
ty of lumber out at the Elk river passable loads here, we must just ciation this summer. Judge More­ ly Any
the above described lan d s are reques­ out delay, and all persons having valid
claims againet said estate are request­
The storm of Sunday and Mon mill suitable for building sidewalks get down and dig. If Uncle Sam, land received the letter this morn­ ted to file th eir claim s in tliis office on or ed
to present the sam e to either of the
before said 4th day of Ju n e, 1903.
day damaged the telephone line that can be had for a song. We or one of Ilia representatives were ing, much to his regret. Judge ___
undersigned together with proper evi­
_____J ^ T . BRIDGES, R eg ister.
dence of the genuineness of the sam e
' down near Brush Creek to such an j need our streets graded and a few invited to take a journey over one Moreland is president of the associa­
witlon six m onth« from the date here­
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878— of.
extent as to stop all communication ' street lamps, and above all a good of our stage routes, say from Drain tion and had hopes that Senator
N otice for P ubiication .
r X * P IO N E E R 9 j by wire, South from here, The line j stalwart marshall who will enforce to Scottusl rg, in February or March
Baach. Oregon, M arch,
Mitchell would consent to lend the
10th, 1903.
United States Lund Office
law and order.
it might increase government in­ prestige of his presence as speaker
j will be repaired today.
A. H. CROOK,
Oregon, March 5th. 1903’
JH M A K E R . 1 Mrs. Sherrard returned last Sat There is pen, ink and paper in terest in road building. There is a to the gathering of veteran Oregon­ Roseburg.
A. H. GAUNTLETT.
Notice is hereby given, th at in com­
Executor« of the E state of J o h n Vail,
pliance with the provisions of the act deceased.
urday from Marshfield. She will re this office and if some citizen will constant succession of ruts, plunges, ians when they meet on June 17.
of Congressof Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
take
interest
enough
in
this
propo-
boulders
and
corduroys:
one
minute
.sthedemand^wTll wairmiL turn to Marshfield iu a few days, as
Senator Mitchell givss as his “ An act for th t sale of Timber lands in
the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
v rk and goods in keeping \ j r. Sherrard has secured a good I aition to come here and draw up a a front wheel plunges to the hub reasons why he cannot yield to the da.
and W ashington T erritory,’’ as e x ­ T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
Watches from a dis-
. .
.
,
,i,„„ ! petition we will head it with a few in a rut, and the next instant a request that he is busy in Washing­ tended
with .... i ,e les.
N otick for P ublication .
to all the Public Land States by
safely
sent
by
registered
position
in
that
town
where
they
F
„
......
,
,
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tan
dollars. Now tho T ribune is wii horse on the opposite side sinks to ton with postsessiou business that act of A ugust 4th. 1892, E dw ard H.
ill
return
them
C.
O.
I),
to
wni
make
their
future
home.
mall,
Smith of Menomonie county of D unn,
U nited States L and Office,
ing to do its part in what it consid his body in another, he struggles will keep him engaged from now state
your »si master.
of W isconsin, has th is day tiled
R oseburg, Oregon, March 2, 1903.
The W. O. W. met in regular ers a step in the right direction, out of that only to step on a rolling
in
this
office
his
sw’orn
statem
ent
No.
until April 30, with a few days
Notice Is hereby given th a t in com ­
'Term* Cath,
4562, for the purchase of the North pliance with the provisions of the act
session last Saturday evening. Af­ Won’t our fellow townsmen stand \ boulder a yard high. You think, one
interim during which he will seek East q u arter (NED of section No. 34 in i df0oU
|4re8B ofj line 3, 1878> eutiU eJ
ter the meeting they gave a dance in with us and lend their aid in a : minute you’ll he thrown head long
some resort to rest. Senator Mitch row nship N<>. 31 south, of range No. 14 “ An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in
west,
and
will
offér
proof
to
show
th
a
t
“
in their hall which was wellattend-
th° wag',n tOn*U9’ and the ell is one of the 10 United States
the States of --------
California, Oregon, N eva­
K siA P P H O TE L, ed and enjoyed, Lunch was served good cause. Let us let the outside | Upon
the land sought is more valuuble for lla, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
next
instant
you
are
sure
of
being
its
tim
ber
or
stone
than
for
a
g
ricu
ltu
r­
world know that we are energetic,
Senators who were appointed by the al purposes, und to establish his claim tended to all the Public L and States
upset down the precipice. Well, all
in the hall at midnight.
by a c t of August 4,1892, John A Jodell
Port Orford, Oregon,
enterprising and law-abiding citi-
President to attend the opening of to said land
the R egister and of ; Anacortes, county of Skugit State of
laud before tho
things come to those who wait.
The editor of this paper wants a i zeng,
Receiver
of
this <>fflc® a t Roseburg, I W ashington, has this day tiled in this
the
St.
Louis
Louisiana
Purchase
. I t IX A . V P
P r o p r ie to r
Better roads are coming.
Oregon, on Tuesday the 21st. day of j o fn,.t,
No. 45-11, for
little pig with a double ring in its
I [the purchase
. sworn
. . statem
. x.r. ent ......
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Exposition on April 30, and he will -llllv
Ju ly , 1903.
_ „
of the W k N W i, SE1
A drive way is being opened
He
nauioe
as
witnesses
tail. We will be very glad to take | San Francisco, March 27.—The
_i
T
.
t i c
i ,i® ’
NWI, NI'T SWJ of Sec. 21, in Township
keep
that
appointment.
From
there
First-class in every respect.
Jo h n L ehnherr, both of Cam as ■ Ho, 3l South, of Range No. 13 W est
pork on subscription, and we will steamer Pomona, which arrived south of the Sorensen hotel to ex he will go to Ohio to visit his child­ an'
Vul ey, O regon, an«l C harles H aines, all(1 wiU offer pruo(
„how th a t
Go id Feed S tab le attach ed . be very grateful if some subscriber here this morning, reports that at tend west to the Frank Langlois ren, reaching Portland on May 15 hfkley O regon, ttini lnJward A. M u- i the land sought Is more valuable for
of Menomonie, Wisconsin.
! its tim ber or stone than for agricul-
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: who is a little in arrears will bring 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon she residence, a nice bit of improve­ or there-abou ts. The tone of his ley Any
and ull persons claiming a,l- , tu ra i purposes, and to establish h is
We run the Stage from Port Orford us a little pig and we will put him passed the steamer Mandalay, ment that.
versely the above deserilied lands are <,ia iln to said land before the R egister
Miss Jennie Roberts returns to­ letter, which was shown The Jour­ requested to lile th eir claim s In th is anil Receiver of this office a t Ro«e-
via Dairyville, connecting with the j ¡n a little pen and feed him accord- bound from Coos Bay to this port.
nal,
is
such
as
to
indicate
that
he
is
ofnee
on or before suid 21, day of July, burg, Oregon, on Saturday, th e 18tn day
The Mandalay had lost her star­ day to ber borne in Myrtle Point,
Stage to Myrtle Point
jng ijjg sjze—we menn the pig,
1903.
of July, 1903.
in
quite
good
health,
considering
board propeller and was not mak- She is accompanied by her sister
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
He names as witnesses:
_____________________________ - i not the subscriber.
that
he
has
recently
been
ill.
The
A. D. C link, Roseburg Oregon, E . 8 .
ing more thau a mile an hour. The Mrs. Rackleff, who will spend a
, Wells, Camas Valley, Oregon, Ed. H .
fact that he will attend the St.
N O T IC E .
1 he storm clouds have rolled by iveatiler wag good and the Man- few day.-among friends there,
flMBER L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— Smith, Menominee, W isconsin, Jen s
Louis
Exposition
opening
is
inter­
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Orbeok, Eau Claire W isconsin.
day, ¿alay expected to reach this city
Mrs. Grace Dean of Port Orford
N otice fob P ublication .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it and . April 1, is a bright, warm
,
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
preted here as meaning that Sen­
m ay concern, not to enter upon or tres- rem in d in g us th a t spiing lias com e without aid.
spent a day or two at Langlois this
ly the above described lands are re­
ator Mitchell’s health is not in a
pass in any m anner, for the purpose of at)(j ¡j js tim e for the th r if ty farm er
United States L and Office,
quested to file their claims in this office
week.
h u n tin g with guns o r dogs or oth er-,
,
. , .
,
R
oseburg,
Oregon,
March
5th,
1903.
on or before said 18th dnv of July, 1903.
precarious condition.
wise, upon the prem ises of L aura M. to be u p a n d d o in g , a n d even the
Notice Is hereby given th a t in com ­
The government weather bureau
J. T BRIDGES, Register.
H eiberger or the ranch of G. J . Hei poor co u n try ed ito r, as he sits in his
pliance with tin- provisions of the net
has established a station of observ­
berger, or upon the rancli of P. A. Hei
London,
March
29.—President
,,f
C
ongress
of
J
u
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
T
imber
L
and
, A ct J une 3, 1878,—
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any hard-bottomed chair; running his
ation at Miss Willard’s at Langlois.
,
r .i t.
it.
, 1 “Au act for the sale of tim b er lan d s In
N
otice
for
P ublication .
person or persons so entering upon said inky fingers through his hair; while
Mark ham, of th e Loyal
n o graph- the Htab-s of C alifornia, O regon, Ne-
Every farmer knows that It was formerly kept at the Hare icai S ociety, co m m e n tin g on the vada, and W ashington T errito ry *y ,” as
prem ises w ithout my consent will be
prosecuted to the full extentof th e law. in his eyes there’s a vacant stare— some plants grow better than post-office
extended to all th e P u b lic L and sta te s
U nited States Land Office,
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
by act of A ugust 4, 1892, Edward A.
Roseburg, Oregon, M ardi 2, 1903.
concludes that even yet life may be others. Soil may be the same
Notice is hereby given th a t iucotnpll-
arctic ship Discovery says it has j Finley of Menomonie county of Dunn,
worth enduring for a while.
a n J seed
sced may
m ay seem
seem the
th e same
sam e
Life Guards.
of W
this
day
filed
in i allce with the provisions of thll act of
.
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.
.1
I state
" „ w
r . 1 isconsin,
1 V M I I B I 1 I , n lias
»n m
in n
a y n
ir -r i n
and
been proved
conclusively th a t th e I th is ......
office ......
his sworn
of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled
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....... satem ent No. 4561, , congress
vs up, l
T r e sp a ss N o tic e .
I n g ettin g re a d y to go to press but some plants are weak and T he Life G uards are two regim ents
An act
greater part of the Antarctic region for the purchase of the N orthw est "An
i for the sale of tim ber lands Iu
. .. q u a rte r (NWD of section No. 35 in the 8'
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last week, in a hurry, the “Call” for others Strong.
oi * “vilry formln8 Part of the British
States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva-
a
Notice is hereby given to all persons
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household troops. They aro gallant is a v a s t c o n tin e n t. C a p ta in • c o tt, T o w n s h ip N o. 31 south, o f range No. 14 da, . and
Territory,’’ aa
whom it may concern, not to enter up- a m eetin g ot the Democratic Central
Aild that 8 the way With Boldi(,r9i a|)fI e
, ( Briti„h hl>art the commander of the D iscovery, west, and will offer proof to show th a t extended Washington
to ull the Public Land States
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,, the land sought Is more valuable for by aetof A ugust 4, 1892, Jens A. Orbeek
o» or trespass upon the premiss oUbe Committee got lost in the shuffle children. They are like young ¡, ,„,„„1 o( th em . Not only the K ing’s
p en etrated DM1 m iles ln itlie r south
¡tg tim b er o r stone th a n for agrlcul- of Eau Claire, county of Eau Claire,
Fng
Ashing »dtl/hookaud line, spear, and came out with a big heading plants. Same food, Same home, household, but yours, ours, everybody's th an an y previous e x p lo re r, anil tu r a i purposes, anil to establish his Htsts of W isconsin lias this day tiled
or otherwise. Said premises are situa- ca|jjng for Primaries and County same Care but Some grow big should have its life guards. T he need
claim to said land Is'forc the Regis- in this office his sworn statem ent No.
ted in Sixes precinct, Currv county, O r - -
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^,....,.i..n.. —.... —i.— . r._ discovered an extensive mountain­ ter and Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon, 4540 for the purchase of the NJ of S W |
continlbn. T ,«to.
in . and strong while others stay
ous region, hitherto absolutely un­ on Tuesday, the 21, day of July , 1903. Sec. 28. anil NJ of 8EJ of Section No.
H e nam es a s w itnesses : E. g. Wells, 29 in Township No. 31 south, of range
known, extending to 83.20 south.
T ? a 5 ll* H £ &
i ’ "»">• ■»y«o ■»<!■.. h«p«»0,„ ot small and weak.
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Camas Val'ey, Oregon, John Lehnherr, No, 13 W est, and will offer proof
He
thinks
tliis
indicates
that
the
trespassing for the purpose of hunting the Democrats of the C o u n ty have
Scott S Emulsion o f f e r s a n za eatu rrh , the grip and pneum onia
Cam as Valley, Oregon, Charles H alnm , to show th a t the land sought is more
fishing t or otherwise, will tie prosecuted been misled o r confused through a easy way Out of the difficulty, do in tile storm y month of March. The land stretches to the pols in a series E okley,O regon, and Edward H Smith, valuable for its tim ber or stone than
nf very lofty mountains, which is Menomonie, Wisconsin.
; for agricultural purposes, and to est»i>-
to the full extent of the law.
Child weakness often means b« st way th a t ive know of to guard considered
No cam ping allowed on.the premises, blunder on our part.
to be far tho most im­ Any an d all persons claim in g a d - , ish his claim to" said land before the
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starvation,
not
because
of
lack
against
these
diseases
is
to
strengthen
versely
the
above-desoribed
lands
aro
and Receiver of tliis office at
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portant geographic result ever riaiuested to file th e ir claim s in this Register
We hope the Republicans of the
f(XXj but because the food
"ystem with H - k I s S a rs a p a rilla -
Roseburg, Oregon, on Saturday, the
e,l to close the gates
S. P. PE IR C E .
county will take an interest in < ,
tf d
the greatest of all life g u a rd s . It re- a c h ie v ed in A ntarctic e x p lo ra tio n , office on or before said 21 day of inth day of Ju ly , 1933.
The Discovery Wintered 400 J u ly
1903.
He nam es as witnesses:
the coming June election and turn
n<?, v
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it t - J
moves th e conditions in which these.
J. T. B R ID G E S, Register.
A. 1). Clink, Roseburg, Oregon, E. S.
... . 1 „ if. their virions .redncis
Scott S Emulsion really feeds diseases make their most successful miles farther south than any vessel
N O T IC E .
t_______________________________ Wells, Cam is Valley, Oregon, Ed. H.
out today in their various precincts and
th(j
gro w in g Bttacki glve,
al| tbe j had previously Wintered.
Smith, Msnomlnoe, Wisconsin ; John
and
choose
delegates
to
attend
the
NOTICE.
A. Jodell, Anacortes, W ashington.
Strength.
vital orgons and functions, and im-
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
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A iiyauilsll |er(ions claim ing adverse­
may concern, not to en ter upon or tre s­ convention next Saturday. We
WhtlteVCr thcCHUSC of wealc-
uvnial w arm th to the blood.
O* N. PINGREE^
ly thé alarve described lands are reques-
pass In any m anner upon the land of hope the delegates will attend, in
Notice is hereby given to all whom it ted to file their i-lntms in this office on
ness and failure to grow—
th e weaker the system the
the undersigned, situated a t th e inoath
,
° e i greater the exposure to disease. H,rxi‘s I’aintinj, Paper Hanging, and Tinting, may concern, not to enter upon or très o r before said 18th day of July 1903.
of Sixes River, C urry county, Oregon, person, as far as possible. So far „
Scott
s
Emulsion
seems
to
find
pass upiai th e premises of the tin d er-1
J . T . BRIDGES, Register,
Harsaprilla makes the system strong.
for the purpose of h unting » itn guns or we have heard of no one who cares
signed, situated on Elk River, Curry
« « .rt.iL ./, a.
dogs, or fishing. Also n o t to leave any
it and set the matter right.
Dr.
J.
C.
Snook,
Dentist,
of
Co
ocunty.
Oregon,
lor
the
purpose
cr
r
Upholstering
i
Furniture
Repairing
gate open on going through, or other- to make th e trip to Eugene, but
Send f<< free m triple. •
h u n tin g with g u n ., dogs, orotherw ise. « M
Scott
ft
Downe.
Chemist.«,
<<9
Pearl
St.,
New
York
quille
is
now
paying
a
professional
wise trespass 1 In
in anv
any m anner. Any per- n „ d o u b t when th e tim e arrive«
y x . ao«l f 1 00: all drugfiats.
Any person or persons so trespassing
„„„air-worker, tbit D»k«* ««»« m «
trip to Bandon, and will visit Port
JSm’ i f f K K .
l”."i„“ £!
.il l t . f.un.1 .hr«.
Re
Alt dra««l*M ,Btosr«I. Cure iju»r»n-
Orders taken for Carpets r d L iolcum w ithout my consent, will be prosecute I
C lo w A r e T o « r K l l r l a e , « »
Orford
and
Langloii,
before
return-
to the full extent oi the law.
teeU Doeklet «nil temple free. Ail*
priweeuted to the full extent of the law. p u b lican s w ho w iu resp o n d when
K r H o h l» S p i n ! T R .P i! l« c n r .* l lk M i ie y i lI l . 8 » itt
I« C o iiu ille
P o r t O rfo r d , O r e g o n .
ELI BAGLEY
•urlioa teemed, t o . Cldc»«« « Hew
■ tou m sua ïi«!U^ uia«if fl».n» tw -o X l ,u*
voijume.
JAMES. S. HUG HES.
d u ty c a ili.
THE STEAMER
Town and County.
March,
April, May
ARCATA,
G ran d
MAY-DAY
BALL,
W . D O Y Itl& C O .,
Geaeral
SERIES & PROVISIONS,
H. N E E L Y ,
art
rf«
Oregon.
Young Plants