The Port Orford tribune., August 26, 1903, Image 3

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L a t i g l o i s Item s.
' The schooner Joseph Buss came l
A u gu st 2-1, IbOS.
| to this port in ballast last week and !
Mr. E. Rack leff accompanied his
I spent a couple of days in dupip-
Miss E lla Smith of Myrtle Point ¡ng ballast into the bay less than ; mother and ' two brothers to
have
,is visiting relatives here.
L>00 yards from the wharf. If we Bandon yesterday. They
been spending a few days at
friends
1
are
not
tnist“kel’«
according
to
John Sutton is visiting
i Marine law a vessel mu«t discharge Langlois and were returning to
and relatives in Gold Beach.
i ballast at sea at least one mile ont their home in Coquille.
A very pleasant dance occurred ' 6jde (he harbor. This practice of
The hunters returned last Thurs­
in Leneves hall last Saturday dumping ballast in the bay near day evening. They evidently like
night.
the wharf should be stopped.
home better than camping, for
Mrs. P. J. Lindberg left Sunday,
The Edison Moving Picture and they even tired guns to express
for a visit with friends at Gold Illustrated Song Co., under the their joy to get back.
Mrs. Cass, sister of Mrs. Geo
| Beach.
management of J. W.Cook, will
Stewart
returns to her home this
be in Port Orford,Sept. 1st and 2nd.
N E L S O N , - - - - - M a ste r,
Igara Walker shipped 303 head
The company has one of Edison’s week in San Francisco, She will
6*itep and 88 «alves on the Arcata,
Will make weekly trips between
largest moving picture machines. sail from Bandon on the Chico
Saturday.
Mr. Bowman went to Bandon
The local papers, along the coast,
exhibits
i
Saturday
evening to weld the rudder
e iu n F r a n c i s c o P o r t O r -
The Arcata arrived Thursday speak most highly of the
irons on the sew steamer built by
night and landed 6 .passengers and furnished by this company
F o r d a n d C o o ts
Capt. Panler.
*Y ’
15 tons of freight.
Admission 15 and 25 cts.
THE STEAMER
Town ami County.
ARCATA,
CARRYING
PASSENGERS
G old B e n d i Item s.
AND
The schooner Joseph Russ arrived
That it pays to advertise, is never
FREIGHT.
last Thursday and is taking o n ' disputed by intelligent, thinking
August 23, 1903.
lumber at the wharf.
people. Last week Frank Tiohenor
Ed. Isinert caine up from Pistol
! had a few lines inserted in the [ River today with a load of woal.
Editor
Krantz, of the Curry
F reight and passengers at
„
, . Coun- I T ribune stating that he h ad lost a | F. A. Stewart arrived in town
ty Recorder, spent several days in valuab,e wat(ih charm bet ween this evening to attend Circuit Court.
L o w e st B n tea .
Port O< ford last week.
Brush Creek and Port Orford, and
The little sprinkle of Friday
Rev.
Horsefall,
of
Marshfield,.
ufftirwl
“•
reward
to,the
pursuit,
'Oto
night-laid
the d u e t,. but was hardly
O . LENEVH, Agent, P o rt Orford, Or-
Id
services
in
Port
Orford
last
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few
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ufflt»«n‘
'to-start
tlfe >rass grow
held
egon.
inday m
orning and evening.
Sunday
morning,
C o a ra g « o tu
C o n d u ct aoU M a m lo tM
cap«» o f T urk«.
I T imber L and , A ct J une 3,1878,— Timber Iauid, Act .Tone 3, 1478,—No­
tice for Publication.
.N o w » fob P ublication .
A Constantinople correspondent o< |
'
United States L and Office,
the New York Tribune says th at it will i
.U nited States la n d Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, May s, 1903.
probably never be known how many 'Roseburg,Oregon, Ju ly 23, 1903.
Notice is hereby given th a t in coin-
pei-sons were killed in th a t city by the
Notice is hereby given th a t in com- .-pliance with the provisions of the actof
earthouakeof last sum m er. The Turk- , Pllanee with, the provisions of th e net of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
isb government has a chronic hatred of Congress of Ju n e 3 1878 entitled “As : act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
¿¿.1« I n ^ m e n e w s i» n e r s w ere forbid- ; act fur the sate of timber lauds ,n the s ta te s of California, Oregon, Nevada,
mrniuh s t o K s of
earth- S tates of California, Oregon, N evada,« and W ashington T erritory,” as exten-
den to publish stattouos of t * .
d Washington T erritory,” as extend-1 ded to all the Public L and S tates by
quake.
„v
‘o
the Public Land S tates by act act of August 4,) »92, E ugene L. Bogy
uf A ugust 4, 1K#2. Hoy C. Jones, of of P o rt Orford, county of C urry, State
deutlis s t about one hundred and fifty. P o rt O rford, county of Curry, State of ! of Oregon, h a s this
................................
day filed in .
and the number of the wounded a t I Oregon, h as th is day filed In this otHce thie.offlce his sworn « tatem e.it N o .
i ffis sworn statem ent No. 4975, for the £107, for the purchase o f,th e » W{ N W )
about six hundred.
The correspondent cannot help prais­ ■ purchase of the E* NWJ N W l N W I sec. 28, an d S E ) NW J s ) N E ) of sec. »0
ing the courage of the firemen stationed section 25 a n d NF) NE) sec. 26, twp. In Tw-p iW soutli, of range 14 v est, ami
on watch at the top of a tower more No. 34 south, range No. 14 west, and will oner proof to show th at the land
than two hundred feet high. They will offer proof to show th at the laud sought is more valuable for its tim ber
stuck to their post, although the tow er I sought hs more valuable for its tim ber or Monedhan for agricultural purposes,
1 or stone th an far. agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
aid land before th e County Clerk at P o rt Orford
dwelling). «1,.,
>«.. .««».«. - ¡ ^ ! 4 i i l^
k J r S 5 S K ' . O reg o n , on Wednesday the 29th d ay of
Ju ly , 1903.
usual.
.
the 17th. day of October, 1903.
He names ae witnesses :
Another case of a similar sort waa i j j e Iianu,a ttg witnesses :
J .M . West, A .A dolphsen, A. Rich­
th a t of a m inaret builder who nad gone ; George C urry, Geo. Forty, T. B.Lane, ard and Charles Steel, all of P ort Or­
up to the top of a m inaret to remove a and H . L. Cooper, all of Port Orford, ford, Oregon.
conical cap which the first shocks
had j Oregon.
,
i -
. . .
Any and all pea-sons claim ing ad-
throw n askew. While he was there an- ' Any and all persona claim ing ad- ! versely the above.described lauds are
other shock occurred, and there was verscly the above descrilied lands are requested to tile their claim s in this
another panic in the streets.
! requested to tile their claims ln th is of-1 office on or before tlie said 29tb day of
His assistants, who were in one of j flee on or before said 17, d ay of October, Ju ly , 1903.
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J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
the galleries of the minaret, began to 1903.
J. T. BRIDGES, R eg ister.
run downstairs, and the mosque serv­
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
ants below shouted to him to come
down, but he stayed where he was.
Timber Laud, Act Juue 8, 18711,—
N otice ioh P ublication .
“ If this is going to fall,” he said, “it
Notlee for Publication.
will fall before I can get out of it,” and
U nited S tates Land office,
he proceeded w ith his work.
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju ly 23,1003.
Many wonderful escapes occurred.
U nited States la n d Office,
No*‘ce la hereby given th at in com ­
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju n e 27,1902.
Two men were w alking together. A
pliance with the provision* of the act
Notice is hereby given th at in compii- of
Turk met them, and,.as is not unusual
C ongress of Ju n e 3, l»7e, entitled
when a Turk m eets .foreigners, he anee with th e provisions of the Act of "An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
pushed in between them, instead of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “An the S tates id C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
turning to one side. At th a t Instant a act for the sale of tim ber lands ln the da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
stone fell from the building above them, S tates of California, Oregon, Nevada, tended to all the Public L and States bf
and W ashington T erritory,” as extend­ act of A ugust 4, 1892, W alter H.
and hit the Turk, who fell dead between ed
to all the Public L an d States by a c t L yon, of Port Orford, County of Currv,
the tw o horrified foreigners.
of A ugust 4, 1892, Anna E. G uerin, of
But the most marvelous escape was M yrtle P oint,county of Coos, State of S tate of Oregon, h a s th is day filed in
th at of a boy three years old. He was Oregon, h a s th is day filed in th is office this office his sworn statem ent No.
4976, for the purchase of tile 8W I
running along the street a t the base of be7 h Z U f ^ r w i S ^ I 5428’ ,'ior
Ô Â Î o n NÔ:2f, in Township No” 341
the city wall just as one of the ancient
hS F i f<íf section 26 U l'o w n ’ ■ so n th ' ran *e No- 14 weät’ ttnd wiu üßer
towers was overthrown. When the
w t o,
J - ow!’.'I proof
proof to
to show
show th
th a a t t th
th e e land
land sought
sought is
dust cleared away he was discovered ship No. 31 south, range No. 14 more valuable for its tim ber or stone
west,
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
pinned to the ground by great stones
th an for a g ricu ltu ral p u rp o ses,' and to
lying on his skirts on eadli side of him, the land sought is tuoro valuable for establish his claim to said laud before
Its
tim
ber
o
r
stone
tb
a
u
for
agricul­
hut himself quite unhurt,
. H. U pton, U. 8. Commissioner a t
tu ral purposes, uhd to establish her J Langlois
" ~ JS&Aw U-
Oregon, on Saturday, the
claim to said lan d before E. A. Dodge 17th day of October, 1903.
U. 8. Com m issioner for Oregon, at
H e numes as witnesses :
Myrtle Point, Oregon, Tliursday, tlie
G. W. Curry, of O phir, Oregon; and
Spy* It reddens the skin, Itches, oozes, 17th day of Septem ber, 1903.
H
.
L. Cooper, Thus. L an e and Fay W.
dries and scales I
She nam es as w itnesses:
Jones, all of P ort O rford, Ore.
Some people call It tetter, m ilk crust or
E. 8. W ells and T. D. Guerin, of
A ny and all persons claim ing ad ­
salt rheum.
M yrtle Point,O regon ; and Joseph Gar- versely the above-described lands are
The suffering from it Is sometimes In­
tense; local applications are resorted to— butt and H. A. G uerin, of Eckley, Ore­ requested toflle th e ir claim s in this of­
gon,
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
fice on or before said 17, day of October
Any and all persons claim ing ad­ 1903.
It proceeds from humors inherited or ac­
quired and persists until these have been versely the above-described lands are
removed.
requested to file th eir claims in this
office on or before Bald 17th day of T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
Sept. 1903.
N otice fob P ublication
positively removes them, lias radically
; man called at this'office w ith the inS-
Several of the yeung men ot
lost charm, his little boy having
Mrs. E. A. Bailey, came up from found it, on the bed of.'th e Stream Gold Beach attended a dance at
I Wedderburn, Wednesday on her in a shallow part of Brush Creek. , p ;stol River last night, and re­
way to visit friends in Coos Co.
D EA LERS IN
A very pretty wedding occurred Ported a very enjoyable time.
In another column is a copy of in the church at Port Orford last I Fred Stewart started up the riv er
the Circuit Court Docket. It reach­ Sunday morning when Miss Mary today to subpoena several witnesses
who are wanted by Hederick W il­
•9 ed us too late for publication last H urst became the hrideof Mr. John son,
in his approaching trial for
' week. .
Stewart. The church was crowded I
murder.
overflowing. At the appointed ,
□ O L D B E A C H ,O R . Monday night and Tuesday to
hour the bride walked down the ' A large number of campers have
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' morning we were treated to a good
pas sed through our town during
I shower of raiu, just enough to be isle leaning on the arm of her the last few weeks, and the expect-
father. Following them was the
W i K E E P IN STOCK
comfortable.
groom and behind him came Miss a0 ° DS of nearly all of them are,
Circuit Judge Hamilton, District Dora Nygren and Mr. Eugene th at in two or three years more
Atty. Brown and Attys. H all and White, who acted as Bridesmaid they will be taking this pleasure
Bensen were in town Friday night and Best man. Rev. Horsefall, of trip along the coast-on a train in­
drk ss g o o d s ,
on their way to Gold Beach.
Marshfield, officiated. The service stead of in a prairie schooner.
Ace Crook, pf Smith River, has
H ATS A N D C A P S ,
was appropriate and impressive.
P. J. Lindberg has a hen that
B O O T S AN1» 8 H O E S ,
The bride wore a white, dotted been at the county seat (or the last
laid an egg last week th at measured
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
permanently cured the worst cases, and
swiss gown, which was , very be­ day or two, attending to business and
United S tates L and Office,
)s without an equal for all cutaneous
I I A I Î D W A H 13 , 6 | inches by 7j inches. This hen coming. This young couple have, matters.
Roseburg, Oregon .Ju n e 26, 1903.
eruptions.
T
imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
must be something of a goose.
"H
o
o
d
'
s
1‘lL
L
a
v
«
the
be.
I
cathartic.
Prloe
3ftesa*a
Notice 1» hereby given th a t in com­
The court house looks much im ­
for a number of years past, resided
pliance with the provisions of the act
N otice fob P ublication .
And in fact everythin g usually needed
M r B lackerby, of B an d o n , is in with their parents in the Northern proved with its new coat of paint, N otice o f H e a rin g o f F in a l A c­
of Congress of Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled
“ An act for the sale of tim ber lan d s in
co u n t and P e titio n for D is­
in town or country.
town and will remain several days. portion of the County. They have and repairs on the inside, and is now
the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
U nited States land Office,
trib
u
tio
n
.
ready
for
business.
da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
He has been employed to paper and many friends throughout the coun­
Roseburg, O regon, June 22, 1903.
c .i
Mr. Countryman, of San F ra n ­
Notice is hereby given tiiat In co in p li-1 tended to all the P ublic L ar
paint a couple of houses in town.
ty with whom the T ribune force
A.
ice with tlie provisions of the act of I by a c t of August 4, 1892, P
In the C ounty Court of C u rry County
G
uerin,
of
E
ckley,
county
c
C
ongressof
Ju
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
“
An
(
joins in extending congratulations cisco, with his wife and child arrived
and
the
State
of
Oregon.
Our town carpenter, P. J. L ind­
in
Wedderburn yesterday. He In the m atter of the E state of M. Riley, act for the saleof tim b er lands ln the! State of Oregon has this day til
States of C alifornia, Oregon, Nevada, I office his sworn statem ent No
berg is engaged in building a large and best wishes.
Deceased.
comes to handle some cases for R.
Notice is hereby given th a t the final and W ashington T erritory,” as extend- the purchase of the SJ N1
warehouse for the P. F. <fe L. Co.
D. Hume at the present Circuit account of W. F. Riley, E xecutor of ed to all the Public L and States by act NWJ N W j N E | of Section
Twenty Dollars Reward.
'ownship No. 31 scut
the Estate of M . Kihsy, Deceased, lias of A ugust 4, 1892, Charles A. R oberts, In Towr
ju st back of their store building.
Court.
««(
Phillip O. llulbU rt eUapecF from
been rendered to the County Court for of Ixis A ngeles, county of Los Angeles, No. 13 West, and will offer
The body of the .1«
second son of final settlem ent, an d th a t a petition state of Calif., has this day filed in this show th a t the lan d sought is
Mr. Brigdon, who has been en­ the County Jail of Cliffy County,
for ft final distribution of the estate bus office his sworn statem ent No. 5370 for uable for its tim ber or stone
gaged in hauling lumber for the Oregon, on Saturday afternoon, Antone Walker, who waB drowned been filed with the account, and th a t the pw cjiase of th e Southeast q u arter ( agricu ltu ral purposes, and to
ubili
T H E “P IO N E E R ”
of section No. 27 in Township No. 34 his claim to said land bef
P. F. & L. Co. during the summer, August 22, 1903, at about 4 o'clock, at Painted Rook several m outh’s the 7th day of Septem ber, A. D. 1903, (I)
a t 10 o’clock A. M., has been duly ap­ south, range No. 14 West, and will offer Dodge, U.8. Commissioner,
moved his family to Coos Co. last
Age, about 50years; height,about ago, was found last week, lodged pointed bv the C ourt for tlie settlem ent proof «to show th a t th e land sought is Point, Coos county, Oregon, • Tl
on
a
riffle
about
a
mile
and
a
half
of the said account and th e hearing of more valuable fo r Its tim ber or stone day, the 17th duy of S eptom lx«
W A T C H M A K E R . Tuesday.
5ft. 8; weight 180 pounds; sar.dy
He nam es as witness»'»: E.
the said petition, a t which tim e any than for agricultural purposes, and to
below
the
scene
of
the
accident.
iu c l.u , -II
complexion, hair and mustache;
person interested in the said estate establish h is claim to said laud before T. D. G uerin, and A nna E. Gu
Atty. Countryman, of San
Phil. H ulburt who has been may appear and file his exceptions in
o. W . Sm ith, County Clerk, at his ' of Myrtle Point, Oregon, and Joseph II.
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I cisco, in the employ of Mr. H utne,! bald on top of the head; was recent-
office at P o rt Orford, Oregon, on Tues- « G arbutt. of Eckley, Oregon,
writing an d contest the same.
Will add to, as th ed em an d will warrant.
„
.
i .
i , l y operated on for cancer of the ip. generously taken care of by the tax
day, tUe fith day of September, 1903.
! Any and all persons claiming ad-
Dated this A ugust 6th, A. D. 1903.
... .
Prices of work a n d goods in keeping came up on the Arcata last week' 7
payers
of
Curry
County
for
the
He nam es as witnesses:
George i versely the above-described lands are
W. F. R ILEY .
w ith the times- W atches from a d is­ and proceeded overland to Wedder­ land still shows marks of operation.
F
orty,
Tbos.
B.
Lane,
O
ao.
Bcchalcy
! requested to file their claims In thisof-
E
xecutor
of
the
E
state
of
M.
ltiley,
tan ce can be safely sent by registered
ond Roy C. Jones, all of P o rt Orford, 1 flee on or before the said 17th dity of
Has tattoo marks on right fore arm past ten months departed for p a rts
Deceased.
m ail. I will return them C. 0 . D. to burn.
I 8 « p t., 1903
I (U. S. coat of arms and initials | unknown, about four o’clock last By R obert B urns, A ttorney for E xec­ O regon.
your postmaster.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
utor.
A ny and all persons claim ing ad verse­
evening, inquest of a healthier
Surveyor Byers of Portland, p q jj j Right eye missing.
ly the above described lands are reques­
M ^ T e r n i t C a » K ..^ U
(climate,
and
more
congenial
sur-
arrived from Coos Bay on the I When last seen was dressed in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ted to file th e ir claims ln this office on or
P e t it io n for L icen se.
before said.Stb day of September, 1903.
Arcata last Sunday, and is now en-1 black bib overalls, brown epat with ! ■ roundings.
J,
T.
BRIDGES,
R
eB
ister.
in completing the survey of check pattern, narrow b rim m ed,; E. B. Burns has not yet arrived DEPARTM ENT O F T H E IN TERIO R,
_____________________jy v
L and Office a t Roseburg, Oregon,
K N A P P H O TE L, gaged
N O T IC E .
ry County, Oregon, in the Septem ber
Township 33.
soft white hat, black leather laced upon tfiescene of “action,” althou gh
Ju ly 27, 1903.
'erm of Session, 1903,
hewas due yesterday with
the
N otice is hereby given th a t the fol­
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it I Y e«
\ ? tera
Port Orford, Oregon,
Mr. Fisher, agent for the Arcata slioe9' Has (,ark
overco at, steam schooner Alta, from San lowing- named settler has filed notice of
.
.
.
land Law abiding Citizens of F loras
her intention to make final proof in sup­ may concern, not . to
K N A PP
P r o p r i e t o r at San Francisco, and Mr. Dow the blftck lin i"» ' mediu,n we,*ht a“ d
enter upon e rtre s - ; C reek precincti "8n(, 0, the u>wn uf
is port of his claim, ami th a t said proof
K N A PP
p r o p r ie to r . |
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I length. The prisoner was formerly Francisco. Some uneasiness
will be made before J . H. Upton U. 8. pass in any manner upon the land of j D airyville, in the County of C urry and
agent at Marshfield, weie in Port
felt,
that
he
may
not
be
here
by
the
in the U. S. m ilitary service.
Commissioner, at Langlois, Oregon,on the undersigned, situated on Elk River, State of Oregon, do hereby respectful­
Orford last Saturday and left for
Curry county, Oregon, tor th e purpose I ly petition your Honorable body, the
First-class in every respect.
The above reward will be paid time court convenes, as the docket Septem ber 12, 19u3, v iz :
County C ourt of Curry County and
the city on the Arcata.
THOM AS C ORN W ELL,
of fishing, or bunting with guns or dogs. 1 8tate of Oregon, to g ran t to C harles
is
mostly
made
up
of
Hume
v
s
Go *d Feed S tab le attach ed .
for the arrest, detention and de­
Also not to leave any gave
gate open on go-
go­ , 8tl,lhanl o (,’the towll of D airyville,
On
H
om
estead
E
ntry
No.
9128,
for
the
Miss Lucy W illiams, a cousin of livery to the undersigned on or be- Burns
Hti
t and Htate
of Oregon,
EJ 8W1, W i SEJ, section 3, Tp. 32, 8„ in g through, or otherwise trespass in l i c „ „ v ^ ' u n tv
Our little town is gradually fill R, 15 west.
any m anner. Any person or persons a
License, to sell spirituous,
Mrs.
W.
F.
Riley,
arrived
by
th
e
]fore
12
o’clock,
noon
Saturday,
We ru n the Stage from P o rt O rford
m tdt
or i vinous
iliou8 liquors
liquors In the town of
He nam es the follow ing witnesses to so entering upon sa »1 premises with- m
alt or
ing up, as people begin to drift in prove
liia continuous residence upon o u t our consent will be prosecuted to D airyville, Curry County, Oregon,
v ia D airyville, connecting with the Arcata last Thursday. Miss Will August 29th, 1903.
he
full
e
x
te
n
t
of
the
law.
from
various
parts
of
the
county,
and cultivation of said li.nd, viz:
for the term of one year, said term to
iams is from New Orleans and is
S ta g e to M yrtle P o in t
James G. Walker,
JOEL BOND,
J. W . Prock, Jo h n W endell. C. W .
¡»gin as soon as your Honorable body
CHAS. FORTY,
paying her first visit to relatives in
Sheriff. to settle their trials and tribulations, Zum w alt, A. H .P o st, a l l o t P o rt Or­
h a s granted this our petition a t your
CATHARINE
FORTY.
MRS.
or
merely
to
satisfy
their
curiosity
ford,
Oregon.
September Term of Session of 1903.
Oregon.
J. T. BRIDG ES, R egister.
During the past ten months that by listening to the troubles of
N O T IC E .
Numes.
Names.
ADMINSTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Beecher Jess,
J. R. Culver,
,
x . ,
,
a Sheriff
z a a « « .- Walker
________ . . arrived
....
111 tO W H Phil. H ulhurt has been in the cug- others.
J . J . K reutzer,
ham O jx ,
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— Notice Is hereby given th a t the un­ I , Is
m ay concern* n o /to 'e n te r up»,n'or°tres- Wednesday, with Hedrick Wilson tody of the Sheriff he has, been
O. P. H aagensen,
R eporter .
d ersig n ed h a s been appointed adm in­ C. Maleborn,
N
atick
for
P
ublication
.
J. C hristensen,
. the a |iowed to wa|,< about town during
pass in any m anner, for the purpose of ln charge, and . was met . here . by
istrator of th e estate of Jam es P. i Frauds Thomsen,
John Clausen,
Toll K ell a t D a iry v ille A u g . 2D.
h u n tin g with guns or «logs or other-1
’
u.
W heeler, deceased, by the C ounty , Jos A, Uox,
W.
8. M arshall,
wise, upon the prem ises i f L aura
au ra M. tu g K a tie Cook, from Rogue R iver, the daytim^, and »‘¿it his meals nt i>
U nited States L und Office,
C ourt of C urry County, S tate of Ore­ Alfred H alt,
The Woodiqan of the World at
Charles Garo,
H eiberger or tlie ranch of G. J . Hei w hich conveyed h im a n d liis ch arg e hotel. And just at the last minute
R oseburg, O regon, July 13th, 1903. gon. All pe sons Indebted to said es-
Sil Sum m ers,
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei
Notice is hereby given th a t in com ­ state are notified to pay said indebted­ W. B. Farrier,
he showed his appreciation of the Dairy vtlle will break all records for pliance
It E. Cox,
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any to Gold Beach.
with the provisions of the act ness to me at Cbetco, in said Curry J. Sorensen,
person or persons so entering upon said
unusual liberty allowed him by' good times Saturday- Aug 29th. of C ongress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entlthxl County, w ithout delay, and all persons C. T. Guerin, John H. G erber, E sq.,
Hugh Emmel, fh o has been Sheriff Walker, by walking off. I The fun
H. P. Clausen,
W. 8. G uerin,
prem ises w ithout my consent will be
w ill commenced at An act for the sale of tim ber lan d s In having v alid claims a g a in s t said de- E.
A. H. G uerin,
B. Sypher,
prosecuted to the full extentof th e law. visiting relatives and friends here
the S tates of C alifornia, Oregon, Ne­ tegged a te required to present the sam e ,
E
. H. Cbecver,
sunrise
and
the
Committees
In
Samuel
Jackson,
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
H ulbert was accused of the theft of
vada, and W ashington T errito ry ,” as to me for allowance, at the place afore-
for the past three months, left on
J. F. Sims,
said,
w
ithin
six
m
onths
from
the
date
'
H*
F
j.
extend«!
to
all
the
P
ublic
L
and
S
tates
charge
will
make
it
pleasant
for
$80.00 nearly a year ago and was
E. A. Tliorhaven,
tiy a»'t of A ugust 4, 1892, H ugh of first publication of th is Dotice.
, , •
n*
the Arcata Sunday. Henry A xtell,|
0 . A. Woolley,
N O T IC E .
examined by a Justice of the Peace ail. There will be a Barbecue, clam M ulligan, ofVaueouver,county of Clark,
Date»! a t Cbetco. Or., Ju n e 2, 1903. !
Wendell,
J . Rhine,
and Julius Smith, of W edderburn,
P E t R b ¿O8TELLO,
K B Ih rift,
anjd bound over tc appear before »'“I mussel bake, baby show, and stole of W ashington.lias this »lay flle»i in
C
has.
D eraartin,
A dm inistrator of the estate of Jum es M . B. Oioson,
this office bi» sworn satem ent No. 4350,
Notice is hereby given to all whom it were also outgoing passengers.
Ja
s.
P.
Russell,
the Grand Jury. He has oost the sports of all kinds; baseball game, for the purchase of the 8W1 BE},
P . W heeler, dece»se»L
I W M H * S
may concern, not lo en ter upon or tres­
N. B. Smith,
EJ
SWJ,
8W
|
S
W
'i,of
section
No.
29
in
When traveling down the coast county more than $200,00 and has and a grand ball in the evening,
pass in any m anner upon the land of
N O T IC E .
W’. W. Smith/
F. H. Strain,
tlie undersigned, situated a t th e mouth don’t fail to stop at the H arbor now slipped out of the clutches ef The Woodmen band will furnish Township No. 31 south, of range No. 13
J . W. H ultde,
_____
' K, E. Hummers,
west, and will offer proof to snow th a t
of Sixes River, C urry county, Oregon,
NOTICE.
the land sought la more v alu ab le for
Notice Is hereby given to all whom It
for the purpose of hunting with gunsor h o tel k e p t by M r. and Mrs. C. E. the law. So far as we are able to the music,
D airyville, Oregon, July 27, 1903.
dogs, or"fishing. Also not to leave any Steen. At that plensent resort both learn no effort is being made fori Frank B. Tichanor organizer for ¡ts tim b er or stone th a n for a g ric u l­ may concern, not to enter upon or trcs-/|
tu ra l purposes, and to estab lish his pass ln any m anner, upon the lands of , I, Charles Stidham , the undersigned,
gate open on going through, or oth er­
' Southern Oregon will be the speaker claim to said land Is'fore the Regis­ the undersigned, situated on Elk River, of Dairyville, Corry county. State of
wise trespass in any m anner. Any per­ man and beast will find good ac­ his capture.
ter and Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon,
O regon, do hereby give notice th at I
son or persons so entering upon Baid commodations at reasonable prices.
-------- ¡of the day. The dance hall has been on Huturduy, tbelO th day o f October, C urry County, Oregon, for the purpose will
apply to tins H onorable C ounty
of Ushlug, or h u n tin g with guns or
prem ises w ithout my consent will be
W ANTED.
„ ixxih . Also n«t to leave any gate or 1 Court of Curry county, State of Oro-
enlarged so as lo accommoriste the lto:i.
prosecuted to the full extent of the law. i
,
, .
,
He
nam
es
as
w
itnesses:
W.
H
JAMES. 8. HUG HES.
« e were in error last week
burH openou going through or o th er­ I gon, at the Septem ber Term of Court,
100 tons Chittam Bark, delivered crowd
Boren, Chas. Thorn, A lb ert Crouch, wise trespass in any manner. Any per- for a Retail Liquor License, to sell
------------------ ----------------------------- j stating that Miss Nettie Gibson
'on the wharf at Port Orford. Price
F
la
n
k
K
lncart,
all
of
Roseburg,
Ore-
•on or persona so entering upoli
upon said
*“’ * spirituous, m alt and vinous liquor» In
O nly a M u s k .
NOTICE.
gon.
turned home in company with Miss $50 per ton.
premises w ithout our consent will be less quantities than one gallon, for tho
R. R. P. A N. Co.
M any are not living benefited by the
Any and all persons c laim in g a d ­ prosecuted to the full extent of the la w .! term of one year in the town uf Dairy-
Nellie and W innie Doyle. The
sum mer vacation as they should be. versely the above-described lan d s are
J. L. NAY. ; ville, County of C urrv, State of Ore-
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
CHA RLES STIDHAM.
Now, notw ithstanding much outdoor requested to file their claim s in th is
hobt . M c K e n z ie ,
gon.
m ay concern, not to enter upon or tre s­ young lady referred to as Miss G ib­
office
on
or
before
sahl
loth
day
of
jo h n . w. mckenzie .
pass upon th é premises of th e under­ son was Miss Ada Bailey. Miss
life, they are little If any stronger than
O
ctober,
1903.
signed, situated on E lk River, Curry
NOTICE.
they were. T he tan on their faces is
J. T. B R ID G E S, R egister.
N O T IC E .
county, O regon, for the purpose cf Gibson was in town Wednesday on
d a rk e r and m akes them look healthier,
bunting, with g u n s, dogs, or otherwise. her way home to Langlois.
Orc«on Dally Journal, a Democrxtls
but it IS only a mask. They are still
Any person o r persons so trespassing
All persons are hereby warned not to I N»*loe b hereby given that aU Curry
dally newspaper, eight to 20 page*. 1» •
w ithout my consent, will be prosecute!
nervous,
easily
tired,
n
ja
e
t
l»y
tritlei,
year:
|2 for six nivnths. The Journal la trespass upon th e lands of the under- C ountv W arrents issued an d register-
Our
village
blacksmith,
Neilsen,
JCOTT'5 EMULSION mrvti m a
to the full extent ot the law.
and- they donot e a t or sleep well a newspaper Send In your subscription. signed, situated in Hlxea River Vrecinct,
prlor to April 2nd 1693. are now due,
bridge to carry the weakeacd tad
ELI BAGLEY
is having lumber hauled oa to his
your nelfthbor In The Journal. Curry county, Oregon, for the P’» ]» ’« ’ and wiU b,,
on being presented at
W hat they need is w hat tones the nerves Interest
starved eyitem aloag until it can find
Address
The
Journal,
Box
H
I.
Portland,
of hu n tin g with guns or dogs, or fish-
n, u
lot across the street from his present
perfects digestion, creates appetite, and Or.
ing. Also not to leave any gate open the T reasurers office at (bd I H( .i b,
firm w pport in ordinary food.
■n'tTsSsees S*M >>4 S M ts T n r i n * sway.
location,
where
he
will
errect
a
m
akes
sleep
refreshing,
and
th
a
t
is
on
going
through,
or
otherwise
trespass
and
no
fnthcr
interest
will
lie allow»»!
T o 0*1» laboreo o u l l r *s 0 torovor. bo m a*
Send for f m «ample.
Hood's Sarsaparilla. I’u p ilsan d teach
The Oregon Sem i-W eekly Journal, “ In any m anner.
orti«, lu ll o» Ufo. «eeve
v le -r. « v i t K s-T o large
two-story building. The
after the date advertised.
S
C
O
T
T
f
t
B
O
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N
K
,
ers generally will find the chief pur- Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al­
B n , tbo onoder w o rker tkax n o k n w n k m e*
Any person ao trvspassin« will be
J as . C a k ii d l i .
Naw Yoik.
aoO-«>I Pearl Street,
pose of the vacation treat subserved by ways free. 164 cpples In ons year for only prosecuted to tbefull e x te n t of the law.
O » m (. AU (tra c c in o .t o * " * 1- C o n < v m a ­ ground floor will be used for a
foe. a a d |i . o o ; x f id r
le a »
Sortie» e o i temple free. A,Ar> n
blacksmith shop and the upper
MRS. RACHAEL AYERS.
C ounty Treasurer.
tide great medicine which, as we know* »1.60 to any address Tha Journal. P
B o r ii« IHmoly O k . C h in e o or Now f « »
O. Box 171. Portland, Or.
"build» up th e whole system ."
story for a town hall.
W . D O Y L E & C O ..
Eczema
flBOCERlES& PROVISIONS,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
H. N EELY,
Port
Orford,
Oregon.
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