The Port Orford tribune., July 29, 1903, Image 3

THE
STEA M ER
Town and County.
M iirsler .r id S u ic id e .
D r. C o o p er Shot.
I’o r t O rford W o o d m en E u t e r - I
ta in .
I
Rheumatism
Timber Land, Act dunes, 1878,—No­
tice for Publication.
C urry County Recorder.
What is the use of telling the rheumatic I
Saturday morning, July 25th,
Saturday July 25th. was a banner that he leels as If his Joints were being dis- I
Gel a fly net for your horse from
United Stab s Lund Office,
No d o u b t you have heard of the
Henry
Keller
shot
and
killed
his
Roseburg, Oregon, May 8, 1903.
night for Port Orford, and again the ' located ?
! Pioneer Harness Shop, Langlois.
wife and then turned the weapon acc*deuial killing of l)r. A. Cooper, Woodmen of Port Orioru held th e ' He knows that h*s sufferings are very 1 Notice Is hereby given th a t in com­
pliance
with the provisions oi the actof
An Express office has «gain been upon himself. Jealousy, on the near hi* horns on the evening ol
much like the tortures of the rack.
J ,uue,3. 1878, entitled “ An
event of the summer season. And j What he want, to know U whaTwUl per- I
i established here, with Edward part of Keller was the cause of the
cure bis disease.
,or
sule of timi>er la n d s in th e
have as their guest Frank B. Tich- | mnnently
That,
according
io
thousands
of
gmtei-i
1
States
of
California,
Oregon, Nevada,
Jensen as agent.
deed-
j Here are the facts as near as I
and Washington T erritory,” as exten-
enor Organizor for the Order as well ‘ testimonials, is
The Keller home is situated on could gkt them: On the evening of
The schooner Falcon arri ved Mon­
as people from all sections of Ujt. |
act <>f August 4, 1822, E u g en e L. Bogy
day from San Pedro. She will take Elk River, about 6 miles from Port J u |y 18tl‘ 1)r- Cooper and two county.
It promptly neutralizes the acid In the
F o rt Orford, county of C u rry , S ta te
hlood o n jrh lc ta .th e disease depends, com- u *. Oregon, has this day filed in
Orford. The wedded life of the >'ou"8 M«»«!». Harry Ingler and
away a load of lumber.
A t 8:30 the lo-vil ha 1 was filled to plelely elim inates It. amTistrengthens the th is office his sworn statem en t N<,
couple had not proved a happy one Herbert \\ atkinsson, went out hunt- its Utmost capacity and it was here 8y’tem aBaiusl lts raturo- Try Hood's,
5107, for the purchase of DieSWj NW|
Rev. ■ Horsfall, of Marshfield,
see. 29, an d SEJ NWJ s i N E I of sec. 30
and they had been living apart for ‘“Se Cooper knowing the country that the reception committee did
Coos County, held services in Port
" ! ' 33 south, of range 14 west,
west and
some time; Mrs. Keller being em- better than the boys placed Herbert them selves proud in the able T imber L an », A ct J une 3, 1878,— will ? oner
proof to siiow
show th a t the
the* laud
| Orford last Sunday.
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sought is more valuable lor its timber
ployed as cook at one of the Elk " atkinson on one side of a gulch manner in which they carried out j
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
N E L SO N , - - - - -
M a s te r,' Rev. Gillespie will hold services River mills.
and sent Harry Ingler around the
i aud to establish his claim to said laud
their work. The Woodmen Or- !
U nited States Land office,
I at Dairyville August 2nd, and Port
head
of
the
gulch
and
told
him
to
before the County Clerk
at P o rt Orford
Roseburg, O regon,Julv 23,1903.
,
On the fatal morning, about 7:30
chestra played many new selections
“
'
-. . d . ay bf
Will make weekly tri,« between ; Orford August ytll
nd I Notice le hereby given th at in com- _ j y Oregon,
1”#”'1’ « " n Wednesday
the 29th
she was riding horseback, down stop on the first ridge and he would which was highly appreciated by ' pliance with the provisions of the act I Ju.y> 1!XJ3 ‘
«t C ongress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
7
Sixty-five head of hogs were ship­ the road from the mill. Keller go down and scare the deer out. all oreseirt
S a n F r a n c is c o , P o r t O r-
t.
| An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
«•
West, A. Adolphsen, A. Rieh-
a few minutes after parting from all A. p iesen
ped to the city last week, on the was at home and came out and
8. Johnston and Hugh Emm
fo r d a n d C o o s B a y ,
Arcata, from the Star Ranch dairy. assaulted her as she approached the ^°°P er H airy Ingler saw a deer delighted the audience with thei
house, which stands close by the 0o,ne ou^ hie gulch on the side
instruments, andthe way t h e , — —
nan«r o i
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C A R R Y IN G
PASSENGERS AND ! Mrs. F. B. Tichenor arrived in roadside, Keller came out armed ' " here he was but ou ll,e opposite string
voun n men »1 IV show s tbev have 1 L-vo,1‘ of p °rtO H onl, County of Ourrv, j r 2 j,’e8te<1
,beir claim s in this
Port Orford lastevening and will
>
oun
g
men
play
snows
they
have
State
of
Oregon,
h
a
s
this
d
ay
tiled
in
,n
‘‘e
on
before
the
said
29th
day of
with a 38 caliber revolver, dragged sille frsm where lle hai1 Parted irom
FR E IG H T .
been well trained. An elaborate ! this office h is sworn statem ent No. ! Ju*y>190a-
accompany her husband down the
her from the horse and shot her Cooper a few minutes before. He lu n ch was enioved bv all
L_7'¿_BRIDGE'<, Register.
' 4?7ti‘ for ?-he Purehaso of the g w j , ---------------------
i coast.
of section No. 24, in Township No. 34 ' T imber L and
three times. The woman screaming | Hrud at the deer but missed It and iunen was enjoyed oj an.
At 9:15 the grand march was south, range No. 14 west, and will offer
‘
’ A ct J une 3, 1878—
E. C. Pentland of the Portland for help, grasped the revolver before tbe deer Wt’ut out of sight into the form ed w ith Mr \V B N e ith e c lv Pr°of to show th a t th e land sought is NOTICE«
N otice for P ubiication .
F reight and passengers at
Oregonian spent Tuesday in Port the first shot was fired. Her hand b*=b brush and fern, but he kept lortuett with Mr. « . u. Neatheily ! more valuable for its timber or stone
and Miss Nora Ellis leading, after | than for agricultural purposes, and to
United States Lund Office
L o w e s t lin t« -« .
Orford, and left for down the coast was power burned from the shot. watching for it to come in Bight the merry couples had re-marched | S ? ^ n t y C le r tT o f ^ S
Roseburg, Oregon, March 5th. 1903-
Notice Is hereby given, th at in coiu-
Wednesday,
The bullet entered the abdomen and again. Presently he saw the brush around the hall several times the his office at Port Orford, Oroguu uu pliauco
wivli Ule pnw U ions of Uic act
•C. LEN EV E, Agent, P ort Orford, Or­
begin
to
shake
and
soon
saw
a
F
riday,
the
10th
day
of
July,
1903.
of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
j An interesting communication remained in the body. The second
egon.
leaders hailed in the center, and
He
nam
es
as
witnesses
:
"An
act
for th t sale of Timber lands in
I from Harbor, does not appear this shot entered the left breast, the white spot in the brush which he Justice Jensen stepped forwaid and
G. W. Curry, of Ophir, Oregon; and the States of California, Oregon, Neva-
thought
was
a
deer’s
tail.
He
shot
H. L. Cooper, Thos. Lane and Fay W da, and VV ashington Territory,” as ex-
week ns the writer neglected to sign bullet also remaining in the body.
ordered the leaders of the grand Jones,
all of Port O rford, Ore.
tended to all the Public Land States by
The third shot fired by Keller after at it and then Cooper shouted to inarch to proceed their march A ny and all persons claim ing a d ­ act
, the article.
of A ugust 4th. 1892, Edw ard H.
him
that
he
was
shot.
On
going
versely
the
abovo-dcsoribod
lands
are
■Smith
of Menomonie county or D unn,
Mrs. Vonder Green came down the woman had fallen to the ground down to Cooper he found him to be through life. The orceestra started requested toiile th eir claim s in this of­ state of Wisconsin, lias tills dav filed
DEALERS IN
entered
the
right
breast
and,
range-
up a lively waltz, while congrat­ fice on or before said 17, day of October in this office h is sworn statem ent No.
1 from Coos County last week and
shot >n the left breast about 2
1903.
4562, for the purchase of the North
j spent several days visiting relatives ing upward., came out near the back inch.es below the heart and the ulations were extended to Mr. and
East q u a rte r (NE}) of section No. 34 io
of
the
neck.
Mrs. W. B. Neatherly.
No.31 south, of range No. 14
j and friends in town.
Timber Laud, Act June 3, 18711,- Township
west, and will offer proof to show that
After fireing the third shot Keller bullet had gone out under the right
At 10:30 neighbor E. W. Jensen
Notice
for
Publication.
the
laud
sought
is mure valuuble for
School Supt. W. S. Guerin passed turned the revolver toward his own arm.
ill u few well chosen words in tro ­
ts tim ber or stone than for agricultur­
¡through town last Sunday. Mr. body and fired. The ball entered
Dr. Crawfis was sent for and
al {imposes, and to establish bis claim
the speaker of the evening
U nited States Land Office,
to said laud before tlie Register and
□ OLD B E A C H ,O R . j Guerin is making his annual visit the body on the left side about two everything possible done to save duced
Roseburg,
Oregon,
Juno
27,1902.
Frank B.Tichenor who explained
Receiver of this office ut Roseburg,
to the various schools of the county. inches below the heart, and remain­ him but he died the next day, July the objects of the evenings enter-1 Noiico is hereby given that in compli­ Oregon, on Tuesday tlie 21st. day of
ance
with
the
provisions
of
the
Act
of
July,
1903.
19th, about 3:00 p. in.
Several teame areengaged in haul­ ed in the body.
tainment, that it was the way the Congress of Juno 3, 1878, entitled “Au
He name« ns witnesses : E. S. w ells
we K EE P IN STOCK
,
.
. act for the side of tim ber lands in the and John L ehnherr, both of Camas
J. W. Riley, justice of the peace,
The above account is given from
ing ¡umber from the Corbin mill to
local camp took m order to give to H to te s o f C a lifo r n ia , Oregon, Nevada, Valley, O regon, ami Charles Haines,
the wharf at Frank
Port. A a statement inadeby Ace Carey who held an inquest and the jury brought every one an invitation to join li e ai,ld W ashington T erritory,” as extend- Eckley. O regon, a n d Edward A. F in ­
ed to all the Public L and States by a c t ley of Menomonie, Wisconsin.
stiam er is expected there next week. was an eye witness to the tragedy. in a verdict that the shooting was o rd , er u n d , e r the special d isp e n sa tio n of
A ugust 4, 1892, Anna E. Guerin, of
Any and all persons claiming ad­
accidental
and
exonerated
the
boy
Mr. Carey was driving to the mill
w hich th e local lodge h a d secured M yrtle P oint,county of Coos, State of versely tlie above described lands are
Eli
Bagley
passed
through
town
from all blame in the matter.
D R E SS G O O DS,
, i r . .
i i -
' Oregon, lia s this day filed in this office requested to file th e ir claim s in this
last week with his family enroute for a load of lumber aud when with­ Cooper after being shot told his tor the m o n th of A ugust a n d d u rin g her sworn statem ent No. 5128, for the office on or before said 21, day of Juiy.
HATS A N D C APS,
in about 150 yards of the Keller
”
the month of August members UlfrvbaaV °* tbu
section 25, 1903.
for California where his wife, whose
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j . - no
-N’
" f section 2«, Town-
J . T. BRIDGES, Registel.
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , health is very poor will receive home his attention was attracted by friends that lie himself was to w ould
be a d m itted tor $o.00 cover ahip No. 31 south, range No. 14
the screams of the woman. Leaving blame as he had told the boy he ing all costs of jo in in g . T h e sp e a k - "jest, and will offer proof to show that T im Bin L and , A< t J une 3, 1878?—
medical attention.
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his team Mr. Carey seized a stone would come out at the head of the er then fired a few shots at the old tlie land sou g h t ts more valuable for
H A l t l > W A I i A C.
its tim ber o r stone th an for ag ricu l­
Married—Saturday evening July land ran as fast as possible toward gulch but instead crossed it and
tu
ral
purposes,
and
to
establish
her
line company# and proved to his
U nited S tates L an d Office,
claim to said land before E. A. Dodge
And in fact everything usually needed 25th, Mr. William Netheriy and the struggling couple and was w ith­ went out ou the opposite side.
audience that the fraternal order U. S. Comm issioner for Oregon, at R oseburg. O regon, March 5th, 1901
Dr. A. Cooper was a Scotchman
Miss Nora Ellis, both of this county. in about,30 feet ol Keller when the
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
in town or country.
was not only au experiment, but M yrtle Point, Oregon, Thursday, tlie pliance with the provisions of tlie uct
17th day of Septem ber, 1903.
We wish the happy couple a pleasant last shot was fired and Keller fell by birth and as far as known has
of C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled
that they hail been tried and found
She nam es as witnesses:
journey through life.
“An act for the sale of tim ber lauds in
dead within 15 feet of the body of no relatives in the United States.
E. S. Wells and T. 1). G uerin, of the
true. He called their attention to
States of C alifornia, Oregon, Ne­
Myrtlo Point,Oregon ; and Joseph Gar- vada,
H arry Ingler, the boy who did
i Frank Howe who died in Port | his dead wife.
and W ashington T erritory,” as
the salary of the President of the butt and 11. A. G uerin, of Eckley, O re­
extended to all the P u b lic L and States
An inquest was held and the the shooting, is a young man and a New York Life, where he receives gon.
I Orford Monday carried $1000 in ­
Any and all persons claim ing ad­ by act of A ugust 4, 1892, Edward A.
surance in the Woodmen of the j following day tne bodies were buried friend of the Doctor. His home is $95,000 a year more than F, A. ! versely
1'inley of Menomonie county of llunn,
the above-described lauds are state
of W isconsin, has this day filed in
in Oakland, Cal. These are the
World. The Woodmen have paid I in the Port Orford cemetery.
Falkenburg the Head Consul of! requested to tile th eir claims in this this office his sworn satem ent No. 4561,
office on or before said 17th day of for the purchase of the N orthw est
O i t $-1-000 in th is c o u n ty th is m o n th . ¡Keller was a b o u t 36 y ears of age facts.
the Woodmen, showing why the Sept. 1903.
q u a rte r (NWJ) of section No. 35 in
R aleigh S cott .
J . T. B RID G ES, Register.
old line companies had to charge
Rev. W. S. Smith, Presbyterian l " and
,nl “ his
ls wife about
“ uuul< 30. Their
lu e lr tw°
'tow nship No. 31 south, of range No. 14
Sunday School organizer, will hold I ¡¿“¿0
9_and
west, and will offer proof to show th a t
more in order to pay their Presi-) ~
H u r r a h for L u n gloia.
the land sou g h t is more valuable for
T H E “P IO N E E R ” I services in Port Orford, Thursday were with their grandm other at the
dent the enormous salarys which T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— its tim b er or stone th a n for a g ric u l­
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tu ral purposes, and to establish h is
! July 30t h. at 8 P. M. at Corbin Sun- time of the homecide. Mrs. Keller
they are getting, as well, as their
Dalryville Camp Woodmen of the
claim to said land before the Regis-
other officers.
W A T C H M A K E R . day morning, and at Ophir in the was born and raised in thia county, World
vr u j c . .
,
,
ter and Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon,
will on the 23th of August
her name, before marriage being
United States Land Office,
on T uesday, the 21, day of Ju ly ,1903.
Mr. Tichenor spoke for some time
! evening.
have
the
banner
time
in
the
history
R oseburg, Oregon, Ju n e 22, 1903.
He nam es a s witnesses : ¿ .« .W e lls .
Applebee. Besides her two small
on the merits of the order, and to
Notice is hereby j^iven that in coinpli ' ------ . . . . .
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I
sister and of Curry County. Never before in the surprise of many ho spoke in auce w ith the provisions of tlie a
.wdl add to, as the demand will w arrant. ' Word has ju st reached us, by tel- children, her mother, , a _____
C ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled
Prices of work and goods in keeping ephone, of the drowning of HtU» J other more distant relatives survive Curry County have such elaborate
the highest praise of Enio» the act for tiie sale of tim ber lauds
with the times. Watches from a dis- ROv Turner the two vear o ld s o n n f i.
.1
preparations
been
made
for
a
public
tan ce can be safely sent by registered
-
’
>
o u s n ol j)er Keller came to this county
Indian who was hanged on Battle States of California, Oregon, N evada,! Any and all jiersous c laim in g ad-
timl W ashington T erritory,” as extend- j versely tlie above-described lunds are
m ail. I will return them C. O, D. to Mr. and Mrs. Jess? Turner
T*‘e i from Colorado, when a small boy gathering. The fun will commence
Rock. Mr. Tichenor took the cd to all tlie Public J,and States by act requested to file their claim s in th is
your postmaster.
, boy was drowned this morning at j KeJler .raa of BOun<l mind blit, when at sunrise on the 29th and close at
(
Of
A ugust 4. 1802, Charles A. Roberts, office ou or before said 21 day
of
indians boyhood life and told
ol Loe A ngeles, county of Loa Angeles, Ju ly
1903.
the family residence about two miles angry was possessed of an uncon- sunrise on the 30th. There will be
Terms Cash. -J&3
the time when Enios was Frem oni’s sta te of Calif., has tins day filed in this |
J. T. BRIDGES, R egister.
1 South of Gold Beach.
all kinds of field sports as well as
trolable tem per.
most trusted friend, and of the office his sworn statem ent No. 5370, for --------------- -—----- ---------------------------
tlie purctmse of the Southeast qu arter T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
The Arcata called in Wednesday,) Indications show that the deed chopping contests, sawing contests great help he was to the people U)
of section No. 27 ill Township No. 34
.
,,
a pie eating contest between Port
K N A P P H O TEL, going North and landed 20 tons of | was premeditated,
south, range No. 14 West, ami « ill offer
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until he was mistreated by the proof to show th at the land sought is
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Orford and Langlois camps, nail
j freight and one passenger. Captain
whites and driven to desperate more valuable for its tim ber or stone
U nited States T jin d O ff!o p
Port Orford, Oregon,
W a n ts T o F in d H e a v e n .
driving
and
chip
picking
contests
I McGeehin, of the steamer Empire,
deeds, for which h« was hanged.
for tlie ladies, ond the greatest bar
r.. K T N A .r’r» P r o p r i e t o r . was in command, while Captain
An Idaho woman evidently ex- bacue ever partaken of in the state, Mr. Tichenor is the first man who
1 Nelson is taking a holiday, and the
■ peets to find a nice little section o f , as well as a real Indian muck-muck ever expressed a kind word for day, the 8th day of September, 1993.
m t for the sale of tiuils-r lands in the
First-class in eyery rqspect.
steamer Empire is laid off for a
Enios, and the only one who ever
He nam es as witnesses:
George | S tates of California, Oregon, Nevada,
¡heavenly bliss near Portland. Il ! or clam and mussle bake.
lo r tv , Dios. B. Lane, (fee. Beekeley and Washington Territory,” as extend-
gave a true history of his life.
G o>d Feed S tab le a tta che d. while.
i everything that she desires can be
A baby show will be one of the
ond Roy C. Jones, all of P o rt Orford, ed to all tlie Public LanaM tates by act
Several
applications
were
Secured
O regon.
< f A ugust 4,1892, Roy 0. Jones, of
W. T. Kerr, superintendent of found, the population of Oregon features of the day. Handsome
A n y au d all personselaiiningadverse- Port Orfonl, county of Curry, State of
We ru n the Stage from Port O rford the I’. F. & L. Cos. mill and mdse, will be increased by one person at prizes will be given to babies under during the evening. The Port ly the alsive described lands are Feques- Oregon, lias this day filed in this office
Orford camp expects to double t -d to file th eir claims in this office on or bin sworn statem ent No. 4975, for the
v ia D airyvijle, co nnecting with the business in Coquille City, was in least. But will she find it?
two years of age. The prettiest boy
day of Sopteinber, 1903. purchase oi the EJ NWJ NWJ NW$
S tag e to M yrtle Point.
town several days last week, look­
Mayor Williams yesterday re and girl, baby with the bluest eyes. their membership during tlie month before said J. 8tli
T. BR1DGEH, R e g iste r.
section 25 an d NEJ NEJ see. 28, twp.
of
August.
ing after the companies business ceived a postal card from a woman ! baby with the blackest eyes, baby
No. 34 south, range No. 14 west, and
will offer proof to show that the land
A Woodman.
j interests here. Mr. K err has many now at Idaho lu lls, Idaho, that with the reddest hair,smallest baby,
sought is more valuable for its tim ber
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friends here who are pleased to see planned woik for llis Ho'nor that, , largest baby aud baby with baldest
or stone th an for agricultural purposes,
Washington, July 20.—General
and to establish his claim to said land
: him again.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it before the County Clerk of Curry coun­
if carried out, would force him to head.
Wood, by an act of tlie Philippine
Notice is here! y given to all whom it
m ay concern, not to enter upon or tres­
Frank B. Tichenor will bo the commissioners, a copy of which was may concern, not to enter upon wr tres­ ty, at Port Orfonl, Oregon, on F riday,
George II. Baxter, who has been lay aside all official business for
the 19th day of July, 1993.
pass in any m anner, for th e purpose of
nting
with
guns«’r
dogs
nr
Either-1
employed
in
this
office
for
the
past
m
any
rlajs
tocome.
speaker
of the day. The W. O. W. received at the War Department to­ pass in any m anner upon tlie land of
He names as w itnesses:
h u n tin g with guns <>r dogs or o th er­
the undersigned, situated on Elk River,
George Currv,Geo. Forty, T. B.Lane,
" I want to know how near Port ) band of Langlois will furnish the day, has been given almost supreme Curry county, Oregon, for the purpose
wise, upon the prem ises of L au ra M . I/our mont|lg Jeft thig m oruing for
H eiberger or th e ranch of G. J. H et '
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6
and II. L. Coojier, all of Port Orford,
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei North Bend, Coos Co. where he land one can get Government land music. The grand’ ball in the eve- authority over the Island of Min of lisldng, or hunting with guns or dogs. Oregon.
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any will accept a position on a paper to fioe?” was her first question. “ Will ning will be the feature of the
danao and made military and civil Also not to leave any gate open on go­ Any and nil persons claim ing a d ­
ing through, or otherwise trespass In versely the above descrilied lands are
person or persons so entering upon said
you
please
send
uie
literature
de
nirig’s
program,
governor of tlie Moro province. any m anner. Any person or persons requested to tile their claim s in this of­
prem ises w ithout my consent will lie be started there. Mr. Baxter is a
so
entering upon said premises with­ fice on or before said 17, d ay of October,
prosecuted to the full extentof th e law. thorough printer, reliable and tru st­ scriptive of the resources of your
A hot game of base ball will take He is empowered to appoint all
out our cousont will be prosecuted to 1203.
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
worthy, and an allaround good great state? Would you kindly place at the barbucue grounds. The subordinates in the civil branch and lie full e x ten t of the luw.
J . T. BRIDGES, R egister.
JO E L BOND,
write me a personal letter, telling ; following are the reception tom- may suspend or dismiss any dis­
fellow.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
0H A8. F »RTF,
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me where I can get free timber- mittees:
trict official.
MRS. CATHARINE FORTY.
N otice fob P ublication
Hon. F. A. Stewart, of Ophir, land of the following description:! Mrs. Ed Rackieff, Mrs. Ida Cope,
The Philippine government is se­
Notice is hereby given to all whom it accompanied by his sister Mrs. Tom
United S tates L and Office,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
may concern, not to enter upon or tres­
Rich land, very mild weather, do Mrs. Eva Cox of the Women of riously considering tlie adoption of
R oseburg, O regon,June 26, 1903,
p ass in any manner upon the land of Smith, of Rogue River, and his
Notice
Is
hereby
givon
th
a
t
the
un­
storms,
no
winds,
plenty
of
water
Woodcraft.
one of Gen. Miles’ plans ill spite of
Notice is hereby given th at in com­
th e undersigned, situated a t th e mouth niece, Mrs. C. Brown, of Portland
ersigned has been uppomted adm in­ pliance with the provisions of the act
grass, fruit, no snakes and no) Lee Cox, A. Boice, C. Malt-horn of its rejection by President Roosevelt, d istrator
of Sixes River, C urry county, Oregon,
of
the
estate
of
Jam
es
P.
of
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
for the purpose of hunting with guns or Oregon, was in town last Thursday. alkali.
the Woodmen of the World.
and Secretary Root. A hill has Wheeler, deceased, by the C ounty ‘‘An ai-t fur the sale of tim ber lauds la
dogs, or fishing. Also not to leave any Mr. Stewart accompanied the ladies
C ourt ol C urry C ounty, State of Ore­
States of California, Oregon, Neva­
gate oped on going through, or o th er­
The name of the writer is with­
Camping grounds and pasture been drawn which will give the gon. All pe sons indebted to said es- the
da, and W ashington T erritory,’’ as ex­
wise trespass in any m anner. Any per­ as far as Denmark, where Mrs. held by the Mayor, who doubtless
state
are
notified
to
pay
said
indebted­
superintendent
of
the
educational
tended to all the Public Land State*
have been secured for all who wish
son or persons so entering upon said Smith w ill visit her daughter Mrs.
ness to me at Chetco, in sold Curry by act of August 4, 1892, H arry A.
thinks th a t the Idaho woman would to spend a few days camping. department authority to hold com-
prem ises w ithout my consent will be
f E ckley, county of Curry,
i . ■
r
petitive examinations to ..c u re 100 ¡
prosecuted to the lull extent of the law. Jensen. Mrs. Brown is on her wav i :
home to Portland.
,n u " dat»d wlll‘ offers from every Hundreds o f people will be present ...1 . „ . „ i .
. ... .1.
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- State of Oregon has this day flksl in this
JAMES, g. HUGHES.
s tu d e n ts to ba sent to th e L lilted reused a te required to present tlie sam e office Ins sw orn s ta te m e n t No 5143, for
timberland cruiser in th e sta te . from all over Co#s and Curry coun­ S tates and educated a t th e ex p en se t“ me for allowance, at the |>lace »fore- the p n r ilia s e of th e s i NW J, N E I
Frank Howe died at the Neygren —Telegram.
A W ord F or D ad.
- • insular government,
said, within six m o n th s from tlie date NWJ NW) NEJ of Section N o. 32,
ties. The comm ttee in charge will ( of * the
hotel about 11:30 A. M. on Monday
of first publication of th is notice.
{n Township No. 3! south, range
leave
nothing
uidone
to
make
this
D ated a t Chetco, O r., Ju n e 2, 1903. — No. 13
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West, and . will offer
proof to
W ANTED:— Y oung men to pre- Ju ly 27th. Mr. Howe had been a
A Sustaining Diet.
P E T E R COSTELLO,
show th at the land sought is umrsira)-
the greatest Tell Jell that ever hap­
pare for Goverment positions Fine
Eie« »»fferer
su[lerer for
lor several months
monins irom
from a
Disease takes no summer
A dm inistrator of the estate of Jam es uable fir Its tim lier o r stone tliaa for
...
I
These
are
the
enervating
days,w
hen,
,
c implic ation of diseases. He was a
pened. Port O'ford is with you J as somebody has said, men drop by the
P. W heeler, deceased.
vacation.
agricultural purposes, aud to establish
opening in all departments.
, .
o •«
°° member of the P ort Orford camp
his claim t<> said land before E. A.
first, last and nil th e lim e. We sunstroke as if the Day of F ire had
If you need flesh and
salaries. Rap„1 promotions.
Ex of (be w Q w
..... ¡.. ___ ..
daw ned. Thev are frau g h t w ith dsn-
Dodge, U.H. Commissioner, a t M yrtl»
will
be
with
J
ol
Hl
goodly
n
u
m
-!
ger
j,,
p€Op|o
systems
are
poorly
strength use
Point, Coos county, Oregon, on Thurs­
aminations soon. Particulars free F rank was a good and re sp ite d
I
sustained
;
and
this
leadn
us
to
say
bers.
day, tlie 17th day of tp'ptem her, 1993.
Inter-State Cor. lust., Cedar Rapids citizen. He was unmarried and
tlie in te re st ol the less robust of our !
ilo nnm esna wUm-sscs: E. 8. Wells,
A Woodman.
1 readers, th a t the full effect of Hoixfjp
T. ii. G u erin ,an d Anna E. G uerin, all
owa.
leaves no near relatives in this
BEST I « T S F . W U Itm .
Harsaprllla is such ns to suggest the
of Myrtle Point, Oregon, and Joseph II.
cov,,t\ . , He • « aboul * J’.-“ ' 8 ° f
7*ffw iN »ri**<iualltle«*r* n n n irix .M *l. nctuntff
j propriety of calling this medicine some­
G arhntt. of Eeklev, Oregon.
summer as in winter.
tw o box«* of «DY other uran i. N at
T o , u i 4 U i » c e 8 . a, . i y . » d t o ™ v e r . k . BL
” * P,’ , T b c j e m a . n s were buried st
W A IT E D .
th in g besides a blood juiriffer and tonic •ff . U d by beat.
A n y a u d a ll persons claim ing a d ­
T i l >. UF.M I? Ilk IL
Send for free temple.
aetic. fu ll of life, nerve and vigor, take No V o ¿ O C I O i k r u e M f i y ttfte rilO O n 111 t h e
. ___r,, ...
, ,,
, —say, a sustaining db-t. It m akes It
versely tin- above-,lesurlbcd lands are
ron »/m by dealer « qk wk ra lly . i
SCOTr A R O W N E , Chembte,
J to n s G lnlt.rn B ark , d e liv e re d much easier to bear the heat, assures
Bsc.u>s«nB6«r-*oriKer^that w ake* wesu men Port Orford cemetery
under the
reqtn
sled to rile their claim s in thia of.
«09*41« Pearl S|r-et,
New York.
strong. A ll druggist«, SO* or tl. Cureguamn* -
it *
i
-
,
IP e on or before the .a id 17th day of
on the w harf a t fo rt O rford. P rice refreshing sleep, and will w ithout any
V o w A re Yew r
50c. *»<1 >ixx>; all druggi*'**-
teed
Booklet end sum pie fre e
A U re s r **18p!Ces Ol the
A oodm en Of the
Sgiit., 190J
r ■> u . v- z.
doubt av ert much sickness a t th ia tim e
: ,D»rn«ui Plil»cur*ftJI kl«l»*rlll*-
BUrUng Ivemndf Co, Cluvnco or New
W orld,
|
per to n .
i. R. P. <k N. Co.
of u,e yoar.
: Pr Hofctu
«a« «uiua« U« jb ** i O» tw o or M. Y
Hood’s SarsapaHUa\^
I-'ttDd 8t?te- by
ARCATA
W. DOYI^ e T CO.,
Geaeral Merchandise,
S80CERJES & PROVISIONS,
H. NEELY,
Port
Orford,
Oregon.
eve-
Scott’s Emulsion
>0 Al Fra
a Bini . t î ! fiREASË
J. T. BRIDGES, Register,