the saw mills. As the only two
s'enmers.
th a t make the Crescent
urgent piea to Democrats to look
City p o r ta e owned by the two
to t|ieir business interest», ns a
Seven hundred thou.-and dollars lumber compann s »t is likely they ;
T R IB U N E .
dollar settled in their pockets «a» has just been appropriated by the will tie them up during the strike.
as dear to them as to a República'', War Department for a complete ex Rut here :gnin the strikers l.uvc ,
\, '
■ v 1
‘
and appealed, in conclusion, to ah hibit of the Philippi'»*. " ll,uh w>‘1 made provision for a p< s.-tble enicrg ,
cnev, and tue prepared to put on an |
voters to sustain the Republicans be situated on the western section o im lepilidcnt steamer in case the two
JpFlWAL PAPES OF « liltY
El). RACK LEEK, 1’rop’ r
and maintaiuthe present prosperity. the site on the shores of Arrow Head now pil ing between there and San
.(Successor to F . M. Langtois.)
Fianci/eo
are
taken
off
Dairymen
R ake, a» artificial body of water
T he New F o re s t R eserve.
and fanners are »Unwed to receive
'
containing
8.UOO.OOO
gallons.
1
he
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
W. F. lilL'rlY, - - - PropH etnc
ami ship products as heretofore, so
Philippine tract will embrace -to
that all in all the strikers are pre
The Interior Department lw« d e
acres, including a f a c t of woods tn e .oared fo ra long siege and have
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
fl.50 cided 1« create a forest reserve in
One Copy One Y ear ..................
matters prettv "ell in their own
75 Southwesteiu Oregon, in the K>>>, 1 acres in extent.
Tue Copv Six M onth*..................
50
The buildings to be erected upon hands.—Oregon Observer.
One Copy Three Month*...............
River country, a strong recommend
this territory, nearly WO in num
ation
to that effect having been
T ovE K -nsixo R at »« R sa »"**'"-*-
ber, w ill beentirrlyof Filipino con
made by the geological survey. th e
struction, find stand as architec
first step in this direction i.as just
i A
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r
v 1 ’ **•
tural types »*lliat p "* » ^ '10“ - 1 ‘‘T
OUR AGENTS:
been taken by band Commissioner
And in tact, everything usually needed
!
dwelling
tribe,
ol
the
¡.lands
will
j\. TJ. S.vms, Langlois. Oregon.
Richards, who has
lias orusreo
ordered the tern
..... ............ ¡oie- in Ui«
iu the country.
C hah "D ewey , Gold Beach.
porarv withdrawal from all entry build thair queer
’
,dwen.
i . l I . CKooK. Ptetul g i w . Oregon. if practically the entire Rogue branches of the I o . e s t U ,
F ilip in o E x h ib it a t th e F a ir .
the
Store,
6MERIES, (the best only,
IJliN GUGDS,
15OOTS
SlIOl.l"",
The Faeifie
¡Furniture and
hardw are -
e
River mountain country m Curry, ,ng tribe, wtl eons
Josephine and Coos counties, ex-i t8 oo. poles »«t. n he
$ __t'j. .bi c IO W hll'll 1 “ ir tuu- ( {
lh
1' pal4,
'
from I t o . M
„ u , W' ' - j ‘„ ¡ X ,
{ t ,„,
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng to $5 or
krcl.ipU .-
,u„rv will he allowed 1« per cent dis-
e n n t, except on F lo u r, on which no
" “ " m u ,.,
• « » h,M.
rr ii W
liv lie Should
H e rm a n n THI*
vvn>
iform i line.
be F le e te d t<> C ongress.
water
races an|l
of the with-
Canoeing,
The exterior limits
i i i i . ivb m t..v ......
........
v diving .
••
Willi
drawal embrace 1,249,920 aeres of other ,1,versions ot ha It,
Ashland, Or., May »8,-B inger
land, mostly mountainous and furnish amusement for visitor».
Herman spoke in Ashland I“81
Nearly loot) natives, fepresenta
heavily covered with timber, but a
night to a good audience for nearly
lives of C9 different tribes of the
great portion of the land within
two hours. The speaker said he
islands, will be brought to this
the withdrawal is held in private
felt assured from his Haltering re
c,u n try in United States trans
ownership, much of it having been
ception there would be no apathy at
ports. Tho more bizarre types ot
originally included in the railroad
the islands will be displayed by the
the polls.
grant, and is held now by the com
“ We are assembled under the can
Sultan of Sulu and part ot his
grantee
ii.) or its ' o
vas. to discuss the Qualifications of pany
1; OUS" ' ; ' , M t i r e eastm 'n Imlt'of " T h k e carloads of sculpture from
the two candidates for Congress,
-discount can be given.
\s I will do my own team ing, it is
,ny intention to sell cheaper than goods
were ever sold on Floras Creek.
Keep a Full ¡nut Complete Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Butter, E ® and Hides,
j i i >IKIK
THAN HIS
1 5TQJÍACti
D-r'FiESCES
P ort Orford, Oregon,
Will be taken in exchange tor goods.
G ive m e a tria l a n d I w ill do my
best to please yon.
a NOTIN ANY TRUST
groceries , provisions ,
boots and shoes ,
he said. “The people ought lo b e Cu ”
V, b ’¡»«f - s t of the line the exposition^ Enlarging simps m
guided solely by their own interests I tw J e n townships 12 ...... td west, New York are already on tin
in reaching a decision as to, who together with townships 34, 33, and grounds, and about o _
if
would best represent Oregon’s im half of 3° north. Most of Josephine in various parts of Inc
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THE NEW HOME SEWINS MACHINE CO
portant material interest» in Cun- t u n t v - s l o t the line dividing States are at work under con rae,
gies8 at this time.
townships 7 and 8 west is also ... the on scale models nggreg-t l „
,
“I have had the honor to sit in withdrawal, together with eight ad- 000 m cost
11 .
of
I
Congress for Oregon many years, dilioual townships in the extreme territories and po»a
p a rt’ of the time being the repre
end of Coos County are
m ade)
sentativ., for the whole state and
during that time have mingled wall i A s soon as possible the Land «pbropriatious for participation in
f “ A eu H o m e ” i f i i h e o n i v r e a l l y
many of the great men of this Na Office will send special agents into the expos,Hon, M exico an«
-E
.
U I G U C illA D E S e w t n y J I a c h i n e
tion. I have learned the import the withdrawn area to d e te rm in e alone began actual mi < o I
th e ' .m a r k e t ,
for us to e n te r in to ft tru s t
unco of committee assignments in what, if any. of the vacant public lions before the ded.cn on. Many T im , mu L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— t o T t ^ e no r t « neeoqsai’Y
U t , ; 1 » y a n y 0ve ^
N
otice
fok
P
ublication
.
Congress, which practically Iegis
land should be r,stored to entry contracts for lhe.»t ,ui < no
lates through its committees. It
U nited States Land Office,
before the reserve is created. The been let.
tu,nder-
was never more essential than now ,1,,p a r ,.n e t has not yet decided
Roseburg, Oregon, April 2a,, 1H03. ceived w hen you w a n ,.. sew ing m a c h in e don t
Out ot the confusion of pondt
Notice is hereby given th a t in com
that Oregon should have representa what policy will he followed with ous scaffolded timber skeletons
h I pliance
with the provisions of Hu- imt
tion on those committees, which
S
Of
Congress of Juno U, IK7H, entitled
regard to the alternate sections with- in air, of heaps of bull' mg mi ‘
linve to do with the state’s com in the withdrawal which belong to i ris of every description, • ■ I “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in w rite d ire c t to us.
th e states of California, O rec n, Neva
d a “nd in Wuthin-Oon T irrito ry ,” as THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO
tnercial interests as they are affected
N e v ^ Goods R e c e iv e d b y E v e ry S te a m e r.
PSl’e a d e lto all the Public I, an d S ia te s.
.......
O R A M O E , Ix/IAiAS.
by the work of the river and harbor ..... ............................... —
b v n e to f \u .-n -, 1. 1 “ 8. Vum--, s. J o h n New Y ork, C lilrngo, III., Kt. L o u is Mo., A an-
• committees. During the time I was
ta . Ila., D allas, T ex., K.. n t ranctsco, Cal.
ston of Port OHoi-d, county of
O U R M O T T O I » “ S M A L L P R O F I T S A N O Q U IC K S A L E S .”
Currv, s ta te of O rerm h as th is
thing i. r - a e y
-
a member of that committee, one
(lav Tiled iu this olbee his sworn
T
imber
L
and
A
ct
,
J
une
3,
1878—
Ktafc-meat No. 5024, for tho purchnse
year, Oregon stood second to New , Tlieic w ill he no general creation there c.inies an impre.-si
sir
N otice for P ublication .
York in die amount of a p p ro p ria of lieu base in Southwestern Ore- stored up energy. An tinmen, e I of the NW i of section No. 21, m
T ow n-hip No. Ill -outh range No.
tions for her rivers and harbor-, con. as only a minimum am ount of equipment of saw mil s,
w - t and w dl offer pioof t r
U nited S tates Land Office,
show th a t the la nd sought is m ore v al
and another year third.
Roseburg, Oregon, May ", 19e-L
1;Ul,l i„ private ow n ,'-h ip is to he tooD, hoisting engines, tac » e am uable for its tim ber or stone th a n for
Notice i ■ hereby given th at in coin
Our buyer is constantly in tha market, and takes a d v .n t» ,. »f »R 1»<
Mr. Hermann said that he has a
H gricultum l purposes, and to estab- olianee
with the provisions of the net
included within the Rogue River nggtng has aeitim ..
ilisli hi- claim to -od lam hi ion of Congress of June 3, 1S7S, entitled prices, and we cannot be undersold. Our purpose is to keep the best of
warm friend in the great Illinois
reserve. When it is finally created ground, and scores of eager £ I Geo. W. Smith, C ounty < h-rk, a t his
Congressman who is to ho Speaker, linder „0 circumstances are the able contractors m every line of 1 ortiee a t tiohl Kcaeh, Oregon, o t i l ’ii- - An art for the sale of tim ber lands in
tin- S la te » o i California, Oregon. Neva- nll lines of goods, and our prices will be as low as the markets and the
I day, the 10th day of July, 1903.
and he thought there was an ex
.................. ........... .. ................ ¡ . " " « „ a J C ; .
lie nam es as w itn esses: boy y - ,pv, and W ashington T erritory, as ex-
1,mded to all the Public L and S tates
cellent chance that he would be
Junes and It. I- Cooper, "1 t ort, <b- |,v act of Aa-zust I, 1892. ( harles Steele qu„lity of goods wili permit. All customers m a , be assured of fair and
ford, Oregon ; and M'lt.on M. M d lil
.......
I'™ “ «
assigned to his old place on the „„.„■by g W b S
,,i' Port Orford, county of t u rry
Join, C. M id-r. of < )phir, Oregon
to make numerous litu selic- it. « It. . „
I
• ¡ and
river and harbor committee. He right
Anv and all p e r ous c la im in g ad- Slate of Oregon, Inis th is day tiled in honest dealing.
Ihm s. I t is probable, however, that c l staff simps are ,n operation,
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statenient No.
W. T. K E R R , Managet.
,, Jy the nliov, -d< scribed luodn <"•' (hi-, ollie, his sworn
knew that it was more ptobable
purchase
ot L o t,
! .nested to llle th e ir e la iin s in th ts o f- 510S for the
the special agents going to Oregon — Collier’s W eeklv.
1
and
NE1
NWS
M
S
E
|
of
section
\
on or before the said 10th day of
tlir.ii in the ease oi any new man
30, Township 33 south, range No 14
s t r i k e S till O n-
.lulv. 1903.
„
. ,
who could he sent from this dis will he instructed to confer wjth
west, an d will offer proot to show t h a t ;
J. T. B R ID G E S, R egister.
the railroad authorities to determine,
i8 received here that the
the land sought is more valuable for Its
trict.
•, in I .‘V <»r st>'iH‘ than for agricultural
on nl Crescent City in the IT imbeu L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,-
lie took up seriatim the objec if possible, upon some equitable
purposes, and to establish b is claim to
N otice i on P ublication .
aid land I efore th e County Clerk at
Hobbs, Wall &
tions to Ins election. First, that he plan of exchange, whereby the com- lu(nberiu„ ,nitls
P u t Orford, Oregon, on W ednesday,
.Uh| ' C lrseent City Mill &
had been there long enough; second, pany will give to the governme, t
t h e ‘29th liny of July, 1993.
d Stat -s Land Ofllee,,
rtation Company, ft* nun llo seb Uni
lie nanu s as witnesse.- : .1. M. " est,
that he was not in harmony with title to all or part of its holding-. Tl.a’n
u ig , D f-g 'H, April ‘J-’. L't»:,.
. . last
. week’s /v.,„
Notice?» h reby given th a t in c< m- A. Ad-dplisen, A. R ichard ami Eugene
O n s E ltV l i: ha-
the A dm inistration, and third, that within the proposed reserve and 1 tioned . iu
- pliae.ee with the pi ovismns ol t.Is- act ot L t'.ogv, all of P ort Orford, Oregon.
his election would be a rebuke to agri e to take in exchange theref. r reached a more serious stage than {'oouree-iof Ju n e 3. 1-b3, entitled An Anv ‘am t all persons claim in g a d
Government lands elsewhere ol ap was nt first anticipated and may act for till- -ale of ti'llbel' lands m tin versely the iihove-ih-serihed lands are
tho Admiiiislrulion.
S tates of t ’alifoinia, O regon, Nev ada, r,„.nested to tile their claim s ill tide of
As to the first, he thought his ex proximately the same value as the yet result seriously for all of tb:»t and W.c-ldnM >n T er, Rory, as extend fice on or before said 29th day of July
perience should he a recoiuineudu tracts relinquished. No exchange C immunity. Roth »ides are ob- ed IO all Lae l‘u lie Land S tates by a- 1993
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
of Au -U- I, I-
19>.V < • Join . , ol
lion, if the same principle followed propositions will be enteltaincd, stinatt aud firm in the stand they
in business of utilizing knowledge however, unless tho Government’s have taken and declare they will
d e a le r in
N O T IC E .
gained in service were applied. As rights are safeguardi d against spec n o t givi way. It is believed n<nt
to the second, there was no man ulative lieu selections.
that the only wav in which the v X ? l i l u ' 'ng’e N<>- If west, and
N, ticc is hereby given to all whom it
Tho department is also consider trouble can la- settled is for tho mill will oiler proof to show th at the land limy concern, nut to enter upon «r tres- ;
who could give a more hearty, gen
U| .(CC(.;,,, t0 u lC wishes of rouaht is ¡„ore valnable fa r its tim ber
in any ufhnner upon the land of
erous and constant support to this ing the advisability ol making a
or ‘tone than f i a a H enltural purposes
i :ie tm dersigneil, situated on l-.lk R iver,
proposition
to
purchase
the
railroad
splendid Administration than he.
an d Io e- .a -li.-h h i- c la im to said land
e t h e t ' o n n t v t ’le i k of C arry coun Carry county, Oregon, for th e purpose
', c., ..|it City Union of Fed .
The i Crescent
‘‘Since the time of the immortal lands outright, if they can lie bad at
ty, at Fort O rford. Oregou, on I r n l i t ) , of tishing, or hunting with guns or dogs.
a reasonable price, but this, like- ' ll,bG r
erated Trades recently made a de the null day of July, mo'.
, Also not to leave any gate open o« go
Lincoln,” lie sa id ,“ ! have been truo
ing through, or otherwise trespass in
H e „ n i n e s a s w itn e s s e s :
to the impulses id my heart, which wise, is still under advisement. Il mand that all its members in tl e
any m anner. Any person or persons
eventually
found
th
at
no
equit-
were loyal to the principles of the it i»
employ of Hobbs, Wall & Co., and
so entering upon said premia, s with
out our consent will he prosecuted to
grand old party of freedom, the able exchange or purchase can b, C rescnt City Mill A Transporta
Io- lull e x te n t of the law.
arranged,
the
reserve
will
he
created
.K IEL BUND.
tion
Company
receive
i
rai»e
of
$b
Republican party. ’
chas . l- n r r y ,
I
He said that the difte/emes be on tli» cheekboart plan, with all a month. The demands were sub-j
MRS. CATHARINE FORTY.
railroad
and
private
lands
excluded.
nutted to the superintendents of the |
tween him and Secretary Hitchcock
J . T . RRTDGF..». R egister.
The reason given lor the reeom- two eoiupanies, who sent a repre
were mi-ielv as to matters of detail
in the adminisiralion of the Land mendatioii ot tho geological survey se n ta tiv e to the head offices of the’ Tim ber Land, Act Ja n e 3. 1 8 7 8 ,- T imbku L and , A ct J une o , IS i S,
N otice fob P ublication .
Motive
Vubl*.cation»
Oltice, and between the superior and lor the creation ol the reserve is r.speeiivo companies in San F r a n - '
l
Ltliat
there
is
a
marked
diminution
cisio. The mill companies asked
the infe.ior olliee, tho interior, of
Unlt«sl States Land office,
U n ite d Slat« ■ L und Office,
of the How of the water in the till the last of the month to con D ,-,„bul' Oreg"U, Vpi'il 2. t'.HlS.
R- -■ linrg. Oregon, A pril 20.1903. ,
course, had to retire.
Notii’, is lit-reby given th a t in com
Notice’Vs hereby d ven th a t 10 eom-
As to tho third, lie ridiculed the streams heading in the proposed sider the niatler, nnd in the mean phanee w ith the p„.visions ”
pliance with the provisions of the net
, , c r e - of June 3, 1878. entitled
An of c.m ure-» of Ju n e 3. 1878. entitle,I
suggestion that a Democrat should reserve. In Southern Oregon, this time issued a new schedule which
net for the » de of tim ber lands In th e “ An net f>-r the sale of tim lier lands in
raised the wages of certain classes States of California, o n g«>n.
be sent in his stead. 1 hat would stutement meets with derision.
the S l a t , s of C alifornia. Oregon, Neva
Rogue River Courier
da. and W ashington te rrito ry ." nsex -
of men both in the mills and camp». and in W ashington t erritory . •»*‘
certainly he a rebuke.
tond«xt to all th e Ihtblie Lam l States l>y
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lie then took Chairman W hite’s!
.
i Rut tlie union refused to accept the
a,-l . I August 1. l»92. w alter 8.
The Princess Uantacuzenes v.s.t
()f
of Benson, county <>f Swift, s ta te m Lv oil. of Port Orford. < ’ounty of U urrv,
Albany convention speech for a text |
Mim.esot >. has th is «lav tiled In th is o - State "I O n’’4 "iit ha*4 thin d sy lik'd in
and discussed the tariff and the to America with her sou and heir well as their new schedule. 1 he fie,.,
t h i - ‘'l:‘ ,,' hi- »'«"«a »tal«’ii,“nt No.
his sworn stab nn-nt No-
was
»delightful
event
in
American
Union held a meeting and ordered the 1'iirehase , f t h a s t N \ \ 1 . N I S ' ' . tuft; I,-r the purchase of the SW |
trusts from the R.'.pnbliean stand
section N um ber 31, jn tow nship of - '. tion No. g I, in T ow nship N«v. 34
point. He said the Republicans society, She wa* Miss Ju lia Dent a c salion of work, and since Mon of
No 31 smith, range No. 13 w»'s ' ’ south, ranee No. I t west, ami w ill offer ,
G
raut,
the
grand
daughter
ot
Gen-
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
Would revise the trusts rather than
day nothing has bem doing at the ;„ 4 w in offer point, to »bow th a t proof to »le w th at th e land sought is
valuable for its tim ber or stone
la id »ought is more vain-» h
the tariff, quoted the Sherman law eisl U. 8. Grant. The Princess tug mills at Crescent City. W ork the
than for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, nnd to
(oi its tim ber or si ne than f >r •"t-b "
and referred to the recent sueces- is ii young woman ot striking beau men are standing about the streets tural tnivikwe», mid to estab lish bi» establish his claim to said lam l ladore
e h U m to L w land In-tom the Keg.stev the v untv Clerk <>f C urry county at
in crowds discussing the »ituation. and Ik «.«‘¡v« r of this . the«'at Roseburg. hi» 111. e at Port O rford, Oregon on
fill suits »gainst the railroad merger, | ty.
The »Hikers have made ample Oregon, on Friday the ll t h day of Friday, the loth dny of July, 1903.
the beef and the salt trust» under | The strong lineahaents of the hero
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pa
H e nam es as witnesses :
1903.
th a t law. If there were any tarill aro in the face of his grandcl,ild. i rparation* for the close down. August
tl W. Currv, of Ophir, Oregon : and
He names ns w .tin s.- 9 :
The
princess’ child bears a strong They have purchased supplies ot
rouage
is solicited Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
I- S Wells. I . S. Well». .Tohll I^ h n - H L t oop« I. rims, lam e ami l ay W
revision it should he by the lric n J .|
and
coo- « and all othei herr. C am as Valley. O re.: T. G-Ri«mn, Jones, a llo t Port O rfonL Ore
resemblance to the great »oldier.
u (lour,
o u r, sugar —
— .................-
of protection, lie ridiculed W hile’»
Any an«l all persons e latm in g ad-
assertion that Democrat» had got , The little one’s father the Prince " ‘‘ '¿ X 'i'n gre'd demand at Ures 1 A uvR "d*ll|er»onsdalm ingailv«'r»«“ ver»elv the aliovp-di'scribetl taiwts are
reoues
ted totlle th eir claim s in this of-
is
proud
ot
thia
fact
and
never
tire.
ai
,
ht.
vleeti
ic
light
plant
Iv the above- eseribetl lull,Is are re-
hack on the old platform of fund
1 of nmitieg comparisons tx-tw.en the
beji|; obj,ged to dose down, not ,juest,sl to file their claim» m tin » « 'ff'* liis* on or befura - aid 10th 'lay I'd July,
amental principle», whatever they
Uth.tay of Aug.. W - j 19tk>
infant and its illustrious A uidiean w in g
lo get wood lor fuel, hav- on or before »aid
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
J .T . B R ID G E S ,R eg ister.1
may be, and explained w hat they
, ancestor —Cliicugo American.
J ing depended upon He supply from
were in bi* view, li e mude an
, golden
?MEDICALn — .- —
4 discovery
’ makes WEAK|
J 5TOP1ACH5
1 5TRM&
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
hardw are
*
Graniteware, Tinware,
Glassware and Crockeiy.
Orders taken for any article not kept in stock.
Q*
Groceries & Provisions ’
HARDWARE,
tinware ,
granitew are ,
STOVES & RANGES
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
Langlois, Carry County, Oregon.