The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1903, Image 4

stripped t - o of th eir v ictim -,
eral C an b y an d Or. I bom », Oi
i acli-
livery th in g they, wore, and
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.
who
was
left
for
dead,
only
hud
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o n ly had on a p air of red tlnime,
CO. draw ers. H is s c a lp had also been
O FFICIAL PAI’
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p a rtia lly lo rn from his head. H i t -
ISHVED IVKBY wr.DXE
" soldiers were w ild for revenge and
P ro p ri ‘t,,r - w ould have ch arg ed rig iit into the
w . f . R IL E Y ,
■ ■ ■— lav a beds, b u t co o ler beaded official -
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
p rev en ted it— a n d it was well lliat
On# Copy One Ye-.-r .................. i l . « 1 th ey d id , for none ot us woulu have
d n9 Oopy Six M ontila..................
g o tt li o u t aliv e. T h e bodies ot toe
One Oopÿ Thr«« M onths...............
dead w ire co n v ey ed back to cam p,
a n l M caoiiam w as restored «Iter a
A dvkrtisino R ates R e »» onabi . k .
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A lth o u g h t lie home-seeker business
¡s lig h te r j ;»t nt th is tim e tlq m it
has been betur i u c e t h e low ra te to
th e W est w ent in to effect on F eb ­
ru a ry 15, figure» in possession of
G etier.il l a s - tig e r A gent A. L.
C ra b ', of th e 0 . K. & N. C om pany,
show th a t d u rin g th e p a st six w eeks
m ore th a n 14,000 people h a v e b en
b ro u g h t in to O regon a .iJ W a sh in g ­
to n over th eir lines. O f th is uum
ber m ore th a n o n e h a lf cam e to
o rllu n d , an d were d i-t: ¡but. d f. >Ni
F itzg erald is note«! for his correct 1)10,n o l,t„ rv ran g o u t lik e th e d iu ol b ro u g h t 100 people- before 1 ha
m em ory both as to d ates an d de a th o u san d coyotes. A d esu lto ry been b rin g in g I r o m - ’tW up.
. iu n,„l be has a high reg ard f o r '« rill„ Vegan an d d a y lig h t soon course tin s tailin g oil ot tra v e l w ill
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1 8 7 8 , ~ | T im ber
L and A e r , J unk 3 , «
N otice for P ub MCATJ un .
N otice F or P ublication .
“ We were cam ped nt th e h»ot oi u s tep we advanced, jo in ed h \ G u n i all w in ter h. t
.
b luff overlooking T id e lake,” said j al W h eato n ’s com m and *m th« o th er W est as soon as tliu rates opened
M r. F itzgerald. “ T h ere were be- .¡de ,,f , | ie line, am i we concluded have com e a n d those slow er to m ake
tw een 250 n n d 300 m en in o u r th a t th e work was a b o u t finished, up tlfeir m in d s, or who a re w aitin g
com m and nnd fa rth e r dow n the lake W t. e x peet.'d them to su rre n d e r a t, for the ru sh to slacken off, h av e n o t
Before t h e close ot th e
e other
»id» o of . th e .......
fam ......
ous I a a n n y v »«■■■',
tim e, w
hen,
to o u r su
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f i . G , . . » upon us
l t d from
f r u t i » th
t I e
l f * rates
c o t u a we
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H f ’t t a IX rev
TCVlVlXl
Ol
rocks i
began
firing
w W ill
iv al ot
cti^ie or p rom ontory ot lav a
occupied by th e In d ia n s, was an
an i i ttr_ In
j a some
some m an n er th ey h ad business w hich w ill eq u al if»flot ex
th e
o th er com m and ot a b o u t th e sam e .dipped through o u r lilies, am i cel th a t w hich in a u g u ra te d
uizc, u n d er G eneral W heaton. T he broken u p in to sq u a d s an d h id d en trav el th is y ear.”
occupied by th e In d ian s was am o n g tho lav a rocks like snakes,
G eneral officers of th e C olum bia
place
p o u rin g a d e a d ly lire in to every- g 0U|h e rn in th is city re p o rt a large
u n a p p ro ach ab .e ex cep t Iroin
side of th e lake. It was a so rt of j th in g thivt approached th em .
n u m b er of tim b er ag en ts a n d io-
N otice F or P ublication .
C. N P IN G R E E ,
U nited States Land office,
U n ited States L and Office,
U nited States Land Office,
|
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 22, 1902,
Roseburg, Oregon, Eeb. 12 1903.
1
Roseburg, Oregon. Jan u a ry 19 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in com-
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
6’
........ the provisions
’
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Notice is ln reby given, th a t in com ­
pliance with
ot th e act pliance
t_____ with
_______
the ___
provisions of the act
pliance with the provisions of th e act
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled o( Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled j
"An net fur the sale of tim ber lands in ’ «»An A ct for the sale of Timber Lands
“ A il Act lor the sale of tim lier lands in
¡ the S tates of C alifornia, Oregon, N eva-i in the S ta te s of California, Oregon.
tiie states of California, Oregon, Neva­
I ,!a, an«l W ashington T erritory," as ex- Nevada an d W ashington T e rrito ry ,"
da, and W ashington icrrlto ry , as ex-j O rd .rs taken for Carpets an d olLineu m i tended to all th e Public L and States by us extended to all th e Public L and
tended to all the Public Laud S tates by
net of A ugust 4, 1392, W illiam I States by act of August 4, 1892, Charles
a« t of August 1, 1392. Walter C. Dey,
H urst, of P ort Orford, County of Currv, w irk k alu , of A storia, county of C lat-
P o rt O rford, O regon.
of 429 W ashington S t., Portland. Ore- .
1 S tate of Oregon, h as this day filed in gop i sta te of O regon, has this day
gou, county ot M ultnom ah, State of
! th is office his sworn statem ent No. jtled in this o ffice his sworn statem en t
Ore’g om has this day filed in th is office
4177. for the purchase of the N E | N WJ, No. 4445, for the purchase of the
jds sworn statem en t No. 4337, for the
I section 30, an d EJ SWJ, nnd SEjN Wi NEJ of section No. 27, in Town­
purchase «4 the SWJ NW ), N W | SW |
of section No. 19, in Township No. 32 ship 37 south, of range 14 west,
Seuli„ n No y alld gE i NEJ, N E j
south, range No. 14 west, and will offer and will offer proof to show that the
SE E of Section No. 8, in Towmship No.
proof to show th a t the land »ought is land sought is m ore valuable for it»
south
oi ____
Range
No. 14 West and J
_______
o ____
i more valuable for its tim ber or stone tim ber or stone th an for agricu ltu ral
“-¿j
pr(ji)|
,)lat the land
' th an for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, and to purposes, and to establish his claim to
establish his claim to said land before said land before the Register and R e­
the County C lerk of C urry county a t ceiver of this office a t R oseburg, Ore­
ana to oatablish his claim to said land
U l q t v l p s n f his office at P o rt Orford, Oregon on gon, on F riday, the 17th day of Ju ly ,
Monday, the 16th day of M arch, 1903. 1903. He nam es as witnesses, E li
Lantto, Roy W herry, K erm an Sander­
He nam es as witnesses :
th e 4tli day of May, PMJ.
E li Bagley, W. T. K err, A. A dolph­ son, Wm. Jacobson, all of A storia, O r­
sen,
J
.
M.
w
obt.
all
of
P
o
it
O
rford,
Or-
egon.
.\iatl1'|"'w F\Fen’toa', Percy G. Charles,
Any and all persons claim ing a d ­
cg°n>
, , •
a
of F o rt|a n d Oregon, William B. W ing,
versely the above described lands are
A
ny
an
d
all
persons
claim
in
g
ad­
s ; ® - “ “ F S , W
* ,
versely the above-described lands are requested to file th e ir claim s in th is of­
requested to file th eir clttim s in this of- fice on o r before said 17th day of July,
lice on or before said ICth day of M arch 1903.
J . T. B R ID G E S , Register.
1903.
Uco on or before said 4th day oi May,
J. T. B R ID G E S, Register.
Made to Order.
J .T . BRIDGES, Register.
T im ber L and , A ct . J unk 3, 1878,—
HARNESS & BRIDLES
l i l m - e l i d H ttvn tvsis» O i l ,
N otice
T im ber Land Act Ju n e 3,1878,—No­ ALL K IN D SD E SADDLERY HARD
tice fo r P u b licatio n .
A RE.
S u d d le - H la u lc c ts , H its , •£»:., A c .
United States Lund Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 12, 19t)3.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­ B r o k e n - T h r o a t e d
C o ll a r s lt c -
pliance with t i e provisions of the act
p a ire d as G ood a s N ew .
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
-•An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Neva­ H arness an d Saddles repaired a t living
da, unii Washington T erritory,’’ as ex-
prices.
'tel’lded to all ttie Public Laud States by
Langlois, OiDgon.
“^ ^ f ^ r U ’^ n i / ^ C U ^ S t a t e
_______________¡N W ‘4 of section No. 22, in T “W»-
J . R. BROWNING,
II
wviv ut ease am i we all clu n ln ,<l u p
on tiie side hill overlooking o u r
c a m p from w hich po in t we com-
m atided a fu ll view ot th e gro u n d
w here th e
m eetin g wa» to
tak e place. I t was A p ril 11, 1873,
A» our
a n d a b eau tifu l m orning.
m en ap p ro ach ed tin- (dace the, In-
dian», five or ix hi n u m b er, catne
e o th er
er
I lie
o u t from tin rocks on th
side. T hey all wore b lan k ets and
,
¡1 was u n d e r these th a t tin ir g u n s
w ere Concealed.
W h en th e tw o
sides m et, all shook h a n d s in frien d
h
. , t,n g and en tered th e te n t.
,
,
T h ey were o n ly theru a few m in u te s
win n « - iw a m an ru sh o u t of Hie
te n t, and then an o th er am i a n o th e r.
w ar dan ce unti k ep t it tip ab
u jg h t. T h ey h ad n ever g o tten do»«
t,,)()iigh to ev en get a sh o t a t the
5((,t)oos, e ith e r.
“T h e re w ere m a n y erro rs pub-
| j b|,e3 »U nit th e In d ia n s an d ids-
saw p u d s
Ot sm oke. an d
m a n n e r,
gQß{jS
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
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Port Orford, -
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upon
.U -
V A L IS E S ,
I f you c o n te m p la te tra v e lin g
d o n ’t » ta rt o u t w ith y o u r d ry good»
w rapped in a pocket h a n d k e rc h ie f,
b u t com « to th e P acific L u m b e r <fe
F u rn itu re store, nnd p u rch ase on#
of th e ir new sto ck of valises a n d
grips. I t d o n ’t m ake m u ch d iffe r­
ence ab o u t y o u r old c lo th e s, b u t
d o n ’t allow y o u r new clo th in g to
h ang aro u n d a n d becom e d u s ty ,
faded, and m o th e a te n , when a good
tr u n k cau be h ad a t li tt le cost, a t
th is p o p u lar store.
O reg o n D aily J o u rn a l, a D e ro o c ra tla
d a llv n e w sp a p e r, e ig h t t o 20 p a g es, $4 a
y e a r; $2 fo r six m o n th s . T h e J o u r n a l ia
a n e w sp a p e r. S en d in y o a r s u b sc rip tio n .
I n te r e s t y o u r n e ig h b o r in T h e J o u r n a l.
A d d ress T h e J o u rn a l, B o a 121, P o rtla n d »
Or.
THE TRIBUNE,
ber tiie name, Swnnip-Root, Dr. K il- , ted n ear D e n m a rk , Curry^ c o u n ty , J't | eas
. pricei A share of tbe
prices,
m er’s Swamp-Root, and the address, O regon, for Hie purpose of h u n tin g
is 8O| icited
is I
B ingham ton, N. Y. on every buttle.
witli g u n s or dogs, or fishing. A lso, P
« o u vfv
MRS. NEYGREN.
_ _ I not to leave a n y gate open on going
th ro u g h , or o therw ise tre sp a ss in
T im b er L and, Act Ju n e 3, 1878,— ' an y m an n er. A ny p erson or per-
Notice fo r P u b licatio n .
sous so e n terin g upon said p rem ises 'fjjiB g n L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,
| )iry ,,f those tim e»,” co n tin u ed Mr
w ith o u t m y co n sen t w ill be prose­
T he story th a t old
N otice fob P ublication .
F itzgerald,
cu ted to th e fu ll e x te n t of th e law
U nited States l«and Office.
U nited States LandOffiee,
IG an was “o n e e y e d ’ is «11 bosh. I
H A R R Y ' W IL S O N
Roseburg, Oregon, Ja n u a ry 19, 11X13.
Roseburg, Or., Ja n . 6, 1903.
aaW E g gan
an every
ev ery d a y or so for
saW
Notice is hereby given th a t in oom-
Notice i» hereby given that in com
pliance
with
the provisions of the act
m o n th s, an d b e n o t o n ly possessed pliance w ith the provisions of the a c t
J8 O T IC E .
,
. .
of Conk?rv88 of J un»‘ •»» lhin, coiiiioxi
of Congress of Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled
tw o keen eyes th a t saw e v e ry th in g .. t n «,•( for the sale o f l i m l 'e t lam ls in
“ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
A
persons are hereby _ w arned n o t _____
thl. states
transpire:*, a b o u t h im , b u t he the States of C alifornia.«»regon, Neva-
_ ll _____________
___ of California, O regon, , Neva-
.
j
.
,L
..
r i h L i a r ^ v d . S ta
a s f o t’l s ^
-
wa„ ouo of ,h e h an.isom est ln d .a n s ¿ » ¿ { ^ V a D « « P u b lic L ^ d H U U e 'b y 1
« P ?»
‘V J V L ™
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, ^ i ‘fo #11 . u O t ^ . T
P u „ b r lie
, tv v r HlW. W h en wo were sta X t t f A ugust 4. t»92, Matthew F. u nder»,gned s .t u a t. tn ^
,,,
ii
I-
Fenton of 667 Irving S t, Bor,land, iv , by d ep o sitin g m a te ria l ot any
n„11arit county oi f u r r y , htate of
tin n ed a t o ld F o rt H a rn e y , E gun (.oullt). of M ultnom ah State of Ore- k lu J t hereon, o r to use a n y p a rt of ^ e g„n, h as , hie <iay filed in th is office
wag at peace w ith th e go v ern m en t gon, h a s tin s ¡lay ilts.l m tin« ot- j , , wal,| |a n ,| fllr business purposes, his sworn stab-m ent No 4259, for the
llIld
isited
us fr fre
tly from
from th the
‘¿ ln
arX
i - . V \ f t * h e t i ^ " » f o f f of
NF.J, of
ny person
person so « tresp
asein
b# ^
f o iT ^ su . ”llW
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an
d v v is
it e d ,,,
.q q u u e e n n tly
e
d ia„
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The Official Paper of Curry County,
3 Published every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon.
11« was
as
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..
We knew w h at « a s on. W ith o u t p proud
ra u d as
was » a
ss L ucifer, also.
also, t He
t s w-‘»
vt’ry g n a t laiket- p ‘ lav er an d on on* v isit
w ailin g for tiie co m m an d ever*'
i i
* ’
,,
, .... i
so ld ier »prang to id» teet, * us s--ed got m to a g am e With th e b o ) » a n d
g u n . I |o » i all he h ad . lie told them th a t
dow n th e lu ll am i g ral G ii iti» gun
i
nt ia , 1 1
a*
« ii
I»»»
1
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We lined u p »neliintly
Gil
th
o
way
p
lead
w
ith
th
em
n
o
t
to
tell
o
f
th
e
tl»o r.»cue on the m u .
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wile,
W
i-nu-
we m et K iddie am i his
lh e v p ro m ised , b u t ot to u r .»
m alt, tu n n in g for th eir lives, ill fa c t it »¡ion leaked o u t th ro u g h th e
th e In d ian » had lakett severa! »ln ■ts co u n try an d it b ro k e E g a n ’s h eart
— Olegiin D aily J o u rn a l.
n t them .
the place a
"U p o n
re a d ,iu g
T m i r lt.ltf»»!'« r
g lia stly wight w as p reseti ted. in
«>, I M W Ills- Sr»
> . g. «Mvortt. t
Modoc»
'
a
d
.
n
t
lim
u
the
flin t fc’t
T hen " e
N ,ilice is h e re b y «iven to a l l wlmm
fc Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
¡ or trespass, in a n y
D on’t make any m ist.k e , but n-mem-1 ^
^
f ih .
U nited States Land Office,
R oseburg, Oregon, December 22, 1902.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
pliance with the provisions of th e act of
Congress
of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An
PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo,
act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
for free exam ination and advice.
S tates of C alifornia, Oregon, Nevada,
fee before patent.
and W ashington T errito ry ,” »• extend­
to all th e Public Land S tates by act
^ C .A S N O W & C O ^ ed
of A ugust 4, 1892, S arah J . H urst, of
P a te n t Lawyers. W A S H IN G T O N , D .C
P o rt Orford, county of C urry, State o f
Oregon, has th is day filed in this office
lier sworn statem ent No. 4176, for th e
purchase of the L o t 1, section 30, Lota
2, 3,4, of section No. 19, in Tow nship
No. 32 south, ra n g e No. 14 west, and
vieiT D R . J O R D A N ’ S grïat
will offer proof to show th at the land
sought is more valuable for its tim ber
stone th an for agricultural purposes,
ioiiiuu7ST,inra«cww,cu. r or
and to establish h is claim to said land
before tho County Clerk of Curry coun­
W ord 1
or Any « n * t» M t« 4 T
4 »«axe
Ir —r~» -rth. oK«t A ty, at Port O rford, Oregon, on Monduy,
o« th«
-LX- yo**-
OS. J0RCAM-DISÍA0&3 8P BISSI <• tbe 16th day of M arch, 1903.
She nam es as witnesses :
, . . . I L I , ,h.r—[Wr .«.di.».^ X
fc,.,,llW-«i’.'» « -« -,al-«**-7
E li B agley, W. T. K err, A. A dolph-
t sen, J. i l . West, a llo t P o rt Orford, Or­
egon.
- »¡...¡ta, hj »■ Jtaiita.-. .p«»n »*••
Any and all . persons claim ing
I CM
_ ad-
------ versely the above described land« ar#
•»
»o-v
requested
to
file
their
claim
s
in
th
is of-
’ k andcrtMiJ*.
u i l U l l K B Wut«
. UAkLJ^ FMK», ja
fA xiiunkla
vilaXKl#
lice on or before said 16th d ay of March,
‘ °,Dli”»0RB*« a «0.. ieSIJIedWtSE.8^». t) 1903.
NEYGREN HOTEL,
N O T IC E .
wns p itch ed in the open place an d S p rin g In d ia n s w ith us, an d you M. You m»y h»ve
1 . ..
,
..
.1 a
.1 ♦ r zample
tm o ic DCiue
bcttle dv
by m mali
an
Home of Swaa»i>-Roct.
th
e „ peace
Started
out |.l»
OUg
th a t n o ig
h t. iV u {ree
pam phlet ’biede«
tellln g y troubii.
o u how to find
.......
t e l i l i co m m ission
l«v U i'l'lle
T ilt,-
tt.l h t to
tlie have
- - i l s i e - e n " them
I Uit -Un-
ltV
’h ,T 4lso
|,lì!dn7l"of
P ublication ,
fêUSEUfi OF AH£Ï0S3YJ
we‘t ^ n d ^ i “
r ¿ L u o aiow °G .at
long. T he In d ia n s had taken rci- C(.p iio n o f th e c o u n try . T o give an <)ver-VVork W eakens
land sought is more valuable fo n ts
uge in th is place an d th e officers ; ¡j,,,, ab o u t th e loeat inn, a h a n d fu l,
Your Kidneys. the
tim ber or stone tnan for agricultural
DEALER IN.
were try in g to persuade them to re- ,,f M ,,dots k illed 47 o u t y f 60 men
purposes, and to establish ins claim to
Unhealthy
Kidneys
Make
Impure
Blood.
tu rn to th e reserv atio n .
who d ared to e n te r th e pnu-e, am i
said land before the Re lis te r and He-
e e iv e ro ftb iso ffice^ at R oseburg,j Ore-
T h e m a tte r had been d a lly in g f o r i t |,e Mo docs d id not receive a scratch ,
All thi f lood tn your body passes through gon, on l-riday tbe 17th day
your
kidneys
once
every
three
minutes.
d'S •_
**
several d ay s « lien liuaily llo-lou |( u t those who have read th e histo ry
The kidneys are your 1903. He name» as witnesses
\Vui. Jacobson, Roy W herry, Chas.
blood purifiers, they fil­
U luirley, a sh rew d nod trencln-rou»
those tim es a re fam iliar with liie
ter out the waste or W irkkalu, Eli L an tt", all of Astoria,
rascal, cam e in to cam p to a rra n g e a r ,u |t»,
Impurities in the blood. Oregon.
and all persons claiming adverse­
IT they are sick or out ly Any
peace m eetin g . T o »how h is good
" T h e Modoc» were tiie most in-
the above-described lands are re- Ladies’and Gent’s Slioesand
of
order,
they
fail
to
do
faith he rem ain ed in i-am p all n ig h t. t,.||ig e n t In d ia n s in th e Pacific
ijm-»ted to file their claims in this of-
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu­ lice on or before said 17th daz oi July,
l i e convinced G eueral C anby ol the COUn try ,a n d th erefo re,w h en aroused,
matism come from ex- 1903.
J. T. BRIDG ES, Register.
sin c e rity of th e In d ian s a n d tin- were t be m ost dangerous. T hey
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected 1____
conference w as agreed upon. Each were feared by nil of the oilier In ­
kidney trouble.
N O T IC E .
side was to com e u n arm ed and the Hinns. W e liad a lo t ol \\ arm
- Kidney - trouble
, causes
,
- quick , or , unsteady
.
, ,
_____
, Will keep a wagon on the road, m aking
m eetin g was to take place in ati | S p rin g In d ia n a jo in o u r co m m an d , heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is j Notice is hereby given to all whom it regular trips about every ten days, oe-
open p lo t of g ro u n d about a h alf a „ n J they were alw ay s v am p in g for over-working in pumping thick, kidney-[ nlBy concern, n o t to enter upon or tres- twven Hold Beach a n d Dairyville, for
T h e In d ian _\|„dol! gore u n til we found th e Mo- poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
,)a88 i„ any m anner, upon the lands of
moilation and convenienceor
mile from o u r camp.
I.
.->.1 to be considered
'.iororl th
a t c only
n lv itrln
ar« - the
» - undersigned,
...-I
;
• a situated
tF until« I I on
411 Elk
r.ll» River,
It . used
that
urinary
,
cam p was tw o mile» fa rth e r hack in ,iocs. T h en th ey stav ed close Io troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, ' C urry County, Oregon, fo r the purpose the people living en ro
th e lav a beds. G eneral G illum re- lhe w,|,|ie is. W hen th ere was a but now modern science proves that nearly of fishing, or h u n tin g with guns or O R D E R S T A K E N F O R A N Y -
•»It constitutional diseases have their begin- 1)O qs . Also not to leave any gate or
fused t o j o i n i n t h e peace com mis- \i„ d „ c i„ th e n eig hborhood th e ntng tn kidney trouble.
1 bars oj>en on going through or other-
A R T I C L E N O T IN S T O C K .
II you are sick you can make no mistake : w,ie trespass in any m anner. Any per-
» io n ,tellin g C an b y he wa» foolish to \y a rm S p rin g In d ia n seem ed to lose
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild s () q or persons so en terin g upon said My Good» will be sold at bottom prices
ri»k hi» life w ith those fellow». Hut a |l th e n erv e he had. 1 rem em ber, and the extraordinary effect of Dt. Kilmer's preulIM ., w ittiout our consent will oe
strictly or Cash.
C an b y was of a religious tu r n , an d o|lu , |UV( we c u t two Modoc» off in S w am p-R oot, the great kidney remedy ts prosecuted to the full ex ten t ot 1 he law.
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
J. L. NAY.
w ould easily conlide.
an opening from th e ir nnun b an d , w9n<jer(uiq.jres of the most distressing case»
ROBT. M cK E N Z IF .
JO HN . W . M cK EN ZIE.
“ T h e m eetin g was arran g ed for llld ra n th em down an d k illed and is sold on its merit»
th e early m orning. A peace ten I t|„ .m. T h e re were a b o u t 80 W arm ^ n* aad ffeX'lPar sii-
Lai|jßS U
for
BOOK OH P&TEMTS
cape or p rom ontory e x te n d in g out
slo ry ,,f tn e finish is well ,.a l ,)rs .,le seek in g su ita b le p ro p erty
Oregon, has this day filed in this of-
in to tiie lake, am i was ab o u t a jn ile ri,m em bered. No one who has n ev er ¡n V|, e d istric t so u th of S h an ik o .
{‘i^ p m c ln is ^ u f1 th ^ V v i ^of’ 8W i’, SJ
a n d a h a lf wide and brobubly a m ile, been in those lava bed» him a n y con-
’ S - - ¡ T im b e r
Ni, ‘32 ’- ‘»uth, oi la n je No. "l I w est. um j pr0oi to s h o / t h a t the land sought is
V am U tnight’id more valuable for its q®8i ’
fa ^ r e 1 vahm N t f Rt
will ofA r prooi to >h<»w th a t the land. mOre valuable for its tim ber or stone t ;,n Uer or atone th a u for agricultural the land sought is more
valuable for
sought is more valnubl.i for it- tim ber lh a „ (or agricultural purposes, and to
and t ,, csTabliw his claim to
' a \ h™ ¿ "¿ b h a h ^ h U
,1 ,-f.ne tlum lo ia g n c u ltu r a l purposes,
ffii.h Ins claim to said land before i , , d , (
E A. Podge, U. b. F “ »*
» ®»WbU»b hi»
ai.'l to cftabli.’h his claim to said land the Register and R eceiver of this office (» ,nnilssjonvr for Oregon, a t Myrtle
£
“ i ie t h , R. gisicr nnd Receiver o i th i s , a t l; , X . r g . O regon, on Wednesday -
¡¡0 « d a y the 28th 8m-th <-°«
Oregon, on
on M
M onday, March 16,1903.
otliee a t Roseburg, Oregon, on Mon- t |,,. 13th da y ot May, l'.ina.
d ay of M arch, 1903.
Oregon,
She nam es as w itnesses:
«lav, th e 4th nay of May, 1903-
; He names as w itnesses:
j lie nam es as witnesses : W. H. Rog-
W. R. H urst, A. Adolphsen, A. Rich­
He nam es as w itnesses: \\ a lte r C. , David M urphy; Alma, O regon; L.
| erg w . W. Peyov, Jam es T . Guerin,
Dey, Matthew- U Fenton, both of Port- Wells, Camas \ alley, Oregon ; George a d ’0( j^yrtle P oint, Oregon, C. E. Carl, ards, J. M. Linipach, all of P o rt Or.
ford, Oregon.
land, Oregon, William B. W ing, D avid G uerin, M yrtle Point, O egon ; Charles i { jforwaVi o r,.gen.
Any and all persons claim ing ad.
iv,u...,r,
- R eterreins, Eugene, Oregon.
Any an d ud persons cla im in g ad-
Murp iy, both of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
Any and all persons e’.aitn
| v»-rseiy the above-described lands are veraely the above-described lands a re
rcquesttsl
to tile th eir claim s in this
ly the above described lands are re ­ selv the above described lands are lc- . ri.,,ut, ^ ed tl, d ie their claim s in this of-
on or before
said
28th fblV
day O
of March I ^
“n ^ b e f o r # said 16th day of
i. r..... an
LI 9Rfch
quested to ' d ' ; ^ d r claim s In this of- quested to tiie their elaim s ia tins o t-1 tic# 1...........
flee on or beioie am I 4tu uay oi iuu.y, lice on or before said 13th day of May-
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
1903.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3 , I S t S ,
TIM BER LAND AC?, JU NE 3, 1878.
T imber L and A ct , J une 3, lb iS , —
N otice for P ublication .
N otice fo r P u b lic a tio n ,
I th in h iito rv am i in th e ,ii<d awaS before a n o th e r o n e took id alw ay s a lax pel io«i. Un m> la s t
: ; , : : X u , i . s » .fU ,. tim e. M r ] X ‘ ^ » „ o t h e c , U„ til th e w hole t r i ..........
from th e E a st *
»
L and A ct . J unk
a
th is as a c e n tra l p o in t. D u rin g the
lo n g tim e
“ T he co m m an d had a signal s ta ­ sam « period th e S o u th e rn Pacific
tio n above c a m p an d
Genera! has tak en from P o rtla n d to r d i s t r i ­
W heaton was a t once signalled from b u tio n th ro u g h o u t th e sections ot
th is p o in t to m arch th a t n ig h t at tiie state ta p p e d by its ro ad s, more
ex actly m id n ig h t a n d m eet o u r com- (jia n 3 ^ 0 people,
,a y o u r pap -r I
m au d in fro n t of th e In d ia n stro n g -j (
Inlivt.n)etll still co n tin u es
Mt >
;h your sub
n d G en eral P assenger A gent
h o ld , from w hich point it « a s in­
gooti,” 6
ten d ed to atta c k th e In d ia n s and C aig, “ and th o u s a n d s of o th e r will
b a w th e C a n b y M aswaer«»
k ill or d riv e th em into th e lake.
com e d u rin g th# tim e w hich in te r ­
■ “ We ma rebed p ro m p tly oil the venes between the p ru -eu t and Ju n e
( by PA U L D E T A N EY .)
h o u r. We had to go ¡D single tile 15, th e d ate an n o u n ced for th e rates
M . F itz c ra ld , o f B u m s, was in in o rd er to get th ro u g h th e rocks to ex p ire. T h is is th e larg est m ove­
th e city y e sterd ay and m ad e h im * a n d boulders. Wo were fully four m e n t in O reg o n ’s h is to ry , an d it
eoininenls upon th e p o p u lar a cco u n t h o u rs in m aking th e trip , an d had w ill be seen th a t P o rtla n d is the
o f tiie m assacre of G eneral Canby j u s t a b o u t cuiisum tiiated it w h en a Biain p<hnt of a ttra c tio n , a s m ore
a n d h is com panion» by th e Modoc Soldier fell over a b o u ld er and a c ­ th a n h alf of th ese p ro sp ectiv e se tti
I n d ia n s in 1S/3. M r. F itzg erald c id e n tly discharged his gun. T h is ets come s tra ig h t th ro u g h to th is
was a soldier in G eneral t f t i b ) ’- gave the alarm to th e Modoc»« 1 hey city before seeking lo catio n s.”
co m tn a n d an d he n o t only w itn ess­ had alread y been on th e lookout.,
R o b ert L. D u v all, special cx cu r-
.
, „
( v
e d th e m assacre b u t assisted in h u t SO far had n o t discovered us.
d isch arg ed sl011 ng1 n l -01’ th e C hicago & N o itn -
ro u tin g th e In d ia n s at the tim e and
•W h en the gun was
. ,.
. i ■ t i
,i „ r.„ k « e -te rn , say a th e m ovem ent tow ard
J
a f te r « a id s engaged in th e three- an In d tu u scout bld.lcn m the rot k ■ we
below us gave a veil th a t I sh all th e W est is lig h te r n o w , th a n a t an j
d a y s ’ b attle in th e lava beds, lie
,
ti
Hie ch iracter- ‘>l her tim e tlii* sp rin g .
also strips W in e -m a il, th e olhcial never forget! I t «a» th e Lhaiiu ter
......................
, _____ . , f _ __ |
¡.tic sh o u t of w arn in g o f th a t trib e.
"T h is is m id -season, ’ he said to a
if
1.1
h ,
United States L and Office,
U nited S tates ^ d ( t f f i e e .^
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. ltitfi, 1903.
U nited States L ind Office,
N oticels'ìuT Ó ly Riveli th a t m com -
No-ire i» hereby «Ivon th a t In complî-
Roseburg Oregon, January 19,1903
____________
, _____
is li n . iiv
given t h a t in c :!l
j7 „ ^
Notice is hereby given th at in com- i plpmce with th e proviaionBof the act p liau o o V u h the provisions of th e act
irn d s in &
pliance with the provisions of the a c t of (of Congress of J u n e 8, 1378, entitled í .f f . o m r e s s o l .inn- 3. 18.8, entitled ’
ber lauda
Congress of June 3. 1873, entitled “ An ; .. in a,.t (,,r the > sale
sate of tim
timlier
lands in i : \ 'n “ V for the sale of imber land» in a c t f o r the »ale ot tim b er land» In the
a
,.fonda,
Oregon.
Neva-
.
^
V
u
t
e
e
of
Caffforni
:.
Oregon,
Neva-
S
ta
te
s
of
California,
Oregon
Nevada,
a c t to rtile sale of tinB ar lands in th e the States of C
nolon T
erritory.” a i ex-1
\
, to,, T
erritorv.” as
tory,”
Slums oi California, < >■ -gon. N evada, ,|a . and W ashington
Territory.
ex'_ 1 ,fo , a«,I , u-,
W ashington
Territory,
- - - ex-
- , »>.» W .. a.hington T e T r r Hn,
i stn as
t_ extend-
and ia W ashington i’e r r it ,ry
as ex- te n 'e d to a tl the Public U u d b ; ites bj ,euded t(( ld, , he Public Land S tates ed D
the
i. tided t , all tin- Ruhhe L aud cites by act o, A ugust, 4, 1892, John R 1 eter- .
. o,
. |Jat . is:-2, Ito s B. De- 1 ‘ Augi1.1 1, 1-92, Mary H oughton, of
a : of August 4. is '2, Percy
C harles, , elns. of 387 W est Hixth St.. E ugene,)
of Mvrtle Point, county of Coos, P ° ‘t Ot tori1, county of C u rry ,, tate of
i-ot tlan , c a r e \ . P . i x p r . - C<> c ,.,.n ty o f f a m e , state of Oregon, has
,,f O regon, ha» th is ¡la y tiled in O regon, la s th is day filed in tbi« office
M ultnom ah, S tate of |
,ja y filed in tl»is office u
OUR AGENTS:
A. B. S abin , Langlois,.Oregon.
C has . D ewkt , Gold Beach.
A. II. C rook . Pistol River, Creston
I
T .«
Colne to O regon . Ti-iiiiEu J, a m », A ct J une 3 , IS48Ç-
N otice Foil P ublication .
TbOVMMIKl
M
alheur
MM|h
eu r
reserv atio n .
by
W A L T E R . F . R I L E Y , E d i t o r a n d P r o p r ie t o r .
S u b s c r ip t io n , $ 1 .5 0 p e r y e a r .
j.,,
-e, tion 9. s>,
i, 8W i N a F.j
.-¡--. prosecuted
to tho lull e x te n t of '
tP No. 31 south,
No.
m N\A
Towm»l.»r’N
' 32 of south.
¡ IW
....................................
I j I i in Townsh
« d wftioffer
proof range
to show
Uoi, No. to, n, Township NO. 32 south la<>
I H west, and will offer proof to show
range Xo.
Xo 14
u west,
w„ t , «ndwtll
»ndwtll offer
«(Ter pr,o»f
proof 1 “
' th a t th
lu a b le
R. D. H U M E .
the e land »ought
sought is more ju
valuable
to »how *****
th a t * the
Ian.I
u g h t n more
»V e.t.terburn O r Ana 17, 1899. for it« tim lier or sfone th an for ag ri-
*“ l"
' 1 so —
—
valuable for iU .tim ber or stone than
W e d d e ro u rn , y r . , \u g . , ,
owRural imrpoee#, am t to eetoblish hla
f ,. . ^ ¡ . . „ n u r a l p k rp o s.-s.a n d to v sta b -
R eferring to the above N otice, th e c| ailll
dd irtnd Io-fore J . H. Upton,
fish bis claim to »aid land lelon- the gtibscriber w ould also no tify th e u . 8. Com m issioner, a t his office at
Rpx?iHtx*r mid Receiver oi: th i* o ffice a t , .. l i ;,, th ^ t lie is nrcPiircd to furii- Lranuloi«*. Orcff' »n, on Mondsy» the 23*1
....................................... ..........
day of May, 19U3.
iTe
tm i. es
s as
¿nd'rew O lsen, O. P. Haagen-
11 a ’ n nam
A as
< w itnrsw s: W alter of R ogue R iv e r fro n tin g th e lanu»
¡Io
| ( ^ ,v Vi,r). ...
(t Charles,
•*< ieor |~ e . u reeu , «11 of Langlois,
__ _ b.-th of Port- oWUCd bv h im , at th e sam e rates of
land. Ore on, William B. W ing, David w harfage as are ch arg ed fo r lik e Oregon.
Itnrphy» b o th oí Eugene. J Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing ad-
u iic in ^ ad- ao ro tn m u d a d n o s a t th e w h a rf a t
verw'iy the a bo v®* described lands are
Any an«i
|x»r*on«
n t¿ e 4 d l lands
rry L
C o ounty
vci-tfiy tifo a b o .e «1. s c rib
a n d s arc
an- P
P o o rt
rt O
O rfo
rfo rd
rd , , C
L u u rry
u u ly , « O
G regon
reg, n ,
tll m,, their claim s in ttiis of-
re.li« -ted i" tile their claim s in this of- a|| repO
r,s to th e c o n tra ry n o tw ith flre nn cr
s a i,( 23d day of March
11,.« on or before said 4tb day of May,
a ;n g
1993.
„ .
1
eff’
. - ............. .. ..............
J .T . BRIDGES, Register.
1111(1 1 l i e
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