The Port Orford tribune., September 30, 1903, Image 2

have taken mortgage* on the laml
for security. If patent!« are re I us«" I
their security will he gone ami the
■WEDNESDAY, S E P T E M B E R ;>0. 190.!. (jovci uutent will ap propriate the
money. T his is felt to lie unjust,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
KKY CO. for it has always been held to he an
en try in an 's rig h t to mortgage or
IM U K O BVBBY WEDNESDAY EVENING
sell his claim after proving up so
long as there was nothing Irautiu
P r o p r ie to r
W .F . RILEY.
lent in the transaction- The gov
ern m en t has in its vaults $200,009
secured from citizens of 11 Ull>ts»l'lt
SU BSCRIPTIO N KATES.
One Copy One Y e a r ......................
County fo r lauds which it now re
One C opy 8ix M o n th s..................
5111 fuses to patent. Over $300,000 in
One Copy Three Month*.............
_ addition will he paid to the receiv
ers of this land d istrict fur other
/ . dveethhno R ate » R basoka
_ tim ber lands within the next few
m onths
OUR AGENTS:
.Most of the 600 who have filed on
claim s and not yet proved up will
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
t offer th e ir proof and pay their moil
C has . D ewey , G obi B eaeh.
'ey , relying on the former interpre
A. H , C hock . Pistol R iver. O regon.
tation of the word “ speculation” be
. T he printed a,hires« on y o u r p aper ,
ing continued in force and the new
? jli.o, » Un '1 ” « to w inch y o u r s u b ->
rule being reversed. Secretary of
« scrip t ion in pHid.
. 1
the In terio r Hitchcock’s new rule
T he T ribune has been purchased will be tested at ouce iu the U nited
by John Sutton, who will, after States courts. I t practically re ­
th is issue, assume the m anagem ent peals an act of Congress, and it is
c f the paper. L ast November 1 argued, cannot stand a judicial test.
'f lie tim b e r a n d s to n e a c t h a s
purchased T h e T ribune p lant from
H on. W alter Sutton, and since then, been in . effect fur th e la s t 25 years
WBEAITd
CHANGE THEIR OLD NAMES.
TO STOP BLEEDING.
TILE TiilifiM --
F o r d fitn
E l e e t r l c l t y N o w I > v e l« r e < l t o l i e t h e
M o a t F t t le n t f lo u a M e u e u r e
‘ %
J£ j u i i t o y e d .
H eir i n L i f e In T h l*
.GAINED
O u u a try V ader New
Allan»«,
The story o f a
T he a rre s tin g of bleeding in su rg ical
T he c le rk of th<* c ity c o u rt, says tin
great deal of the
o p e ratio n s has alw ays been one of the
unhappiness of
New Y ork E vening Post, lately madi
difficulties in c erta in cases, and the elec­
women is a story
p u b lic th e nam es of 70 p ersons whe
tric c u rre n t has been used before th is
of
lost health.
changed th e ir nam es iu legal form Lr
w ith a view to b rin g in g ab o u t th a t con­
W omen wonder
th e y e a r 1900. Most of the origin a.
how it is th at
d itio n of heat which is necessary in o r­
nam es are of palpably foreign e x tra c
little by little
d e r to cause th e blood to clot and so
lion. As a ru le all reasonable re
the form lose9
a c t as a block to the m outh of bleeding
q u e s ts for change of nam e are g ra n te d
plumpness, the
vessels, a rre s tin g hem orrhage.
T hey are th en filed away, the p e titio t
cheeks grow holr
T his, indeed, bos resulted in th e u tili­
giving th e avowed reasons fo r change low and sallow, and they feel tired ar.d
z ation of th e electric c au tery , as it is
and the Judgm ent passed upon it by the worn-out all th e tim e. In a large pro­
called, in c e rta in operations, th e p lat­
c o u rt, A glance a t the records and thi portion of cases when women are weak,
inum w ire n t a red or alm o st w hite bent
vario u s nam e changes gives rise to con run-down and falling off in . flesh and
even su p p la n tin g the knife, because i t
sid erab le speculation os to th e rea looks, the root of the trou1^ can be
b u rn s th ro u g h the tissues and n t th e
f a m e of dissatisfaction).
Why, ow traced to wom anly diseases w hich under­
sam e tim e prev en ts the wound bleeding
w onders, should a nam e <?f such a risto m ine the general health. T he proof of
this is th a t women who have been cured
to any g r e a t ex ten t. T h is effect of
erratic tw a n g as W aldem ar Ilu th y u r b< of paitlful womanly diseases by the use
h e a t was, indeed, know n to o u r ances­
c a s t aside in preference t-o the hack o f Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
to rs, who used red-hot irons o r boiling
neyed title of H enry S m ith ? On tin have recovered th eir general health,
n e x t page of th e records is th e revers« gained iu flesh and in appearance.
p itc h to se a r th e su rface of th e flesh
of th e question of high-sounding
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cur ;s
a f te r th e ir o perations, th u s c au sin g an
nam es, w here one find« the som ewhat the womanly diseases w hich sap the gen-
im m ense a m o u n t of suffering to the p a ­
end
health.
It establishes regularity,
pleb eian cognom en of G um binskj
tie n t, before th e days of chloroform .
changed to Von Tilaer, W hat e v id e n t dries w eakening drains, heals iuflam mar
A new a d a p ta tio n of th is use of elec­
of n a tio n a lity rem ains in th e nam e oi tion and ulceration and cures ferns le
tric ity for th e purpose of stop p in g
Ja y , unless I t is discovered, to be a cor weakness.
bleeding h a s been devised by inclos­
” I suffered for th re e y e a rs w \th ovari-w
ru p tio n of Jacobow sky? T h e re sc a rc e tro u b le.” w rites Mrs. A n n a Q u in n (T re a su re r
in g a p latin u m w ire in a p a ir of forceps
ly could be any g re a te r efifacement of t W o m a n 's A th le tic C lub), o f 602 S ycam ore E U
o r o th e r in stru m e n t, the w ire being in ­
M ilw aukee, Vi i.e ’’T h e tre a tm e n t I to o k d id
fam ily nam e th an to s u b s titu te th« n o t do m e a p h rtic le o f good, u n til a pood n eipn-
su la te d in a bed of b u rn t pipe clay, and
b o r w ho h ad been u sin g I>r. Pu re e ’s F av o rite
n o n co m m ittal Blank for Polnnger.
as soon as th e bleeding vessel is seized
p re sc rip tio n m lvised m e to give it a tria l. 1 lie
S ebastian Bibo is lost e n tire ly ix n e x t d ay to o k n iv first dose, a n d it w as m y first
by th e forceps tin d com pressed in the
F ra n k W alter and Ruzicka becom es tlu s-ep to w ard recovery. In n in e w eek s I w as a
o rd in a ry way a n electric c u rre n t is
d iffe re n t w om an ; m y flesh w hich h a d been
A m ericanized Rose. Many ch an g e s ro flabby b ecam e firm , co m p lex io n c le a r an d iny
tu rn e d on, w hose effect is so g re a t t h a t
su it fro m fam ily qu arrels, w hen aw eves b rig h t. It w as sim p ly a n in d ic a tio n ol th e
th e tissues and th e walls of th e blood
g re a t c h a n g e w ith in from p a iu a n d suflerxug to
vessels are all a g g lu tin a te d , so th a t th e .o th e r fam ily nam e is tak e n in place oi h e a lth an d ' h a p p in e s s.”
th e le g itim a te one. Often th e w ills oj
«Favorite P rescription” m akes weak
61oo«l la no lo n g e r able to p a ss.
.
e ccen tric relativ es dem and a changf women strong, sick women well. Ac­
in th e nam e of the beneficiary, w ith
cept no substitute for th e m edicine
have given uiy entire tim e anti a t­ nml the G overnm ent lias parted WOOD EM ITS SW EET TONES,
out w hich no legacy can be obtained. which works wonders for weak women.
tention to the business, ami to the with many m illions of acres of
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellet* invigorate
A flo n th A m e r ic a n T r e e f r o m W h ic h
O ccasionally d e b t or im p riso n m en t hai
, h „ N a tiv e . W oke In -
best of tny ability , have endeavored under its provisions. In nil cases.
b ro u g h t the nam e of sotne p e rso n intc stom ach, liver and bowels.
such d isre p u te th a t a new nam e u
.«rumen»»,
-»»
to give to the readers of I he 1 Kin the en lry n m u has sw o rn ‘>thnt I do i ■&.
so u g h t for w hich a new re p u ta tio n
Chicagoan recen tly re tu rn e d from
UNE, a paper worthy of their patron­ not ap p ly to purchase i I lu land
m ay be built.
age. For various reasons I have above described on spt-cuhUioi), but R p ro tracted v isit to S outh A m erica
In the case of fo reig n ers who have
la te s th a t tlic In d ia n s in E cuador,
becom e A m erican citizens the stiff coil
decided to leave the field of jo u r­ in good faith lo appropri ite it to re
P e ru auii Bolivia m ake an excellent m u­
so n a n ts of Russia, Bohemiia or Poland
nal ism, fortlie present, at least,and t,nV own exclusive use and benefit, sical in stru m e n t o u t of the wood of prov« too' nmoh fo r o u r Anglicized
seek m ore congenial occupation il anj Uiat 1 have not directly or in- th e h o rm ag u illa.a tree th a t g ro w sab u n - to n g u e s and a change is really neces­
iu those countries. The in s tr u ­
sa ry . U nder th is reason, come such
not m ore lucrative. John S utton is directly mail«) agreem ent or Con d m a e n n tly
t is on th e p rin cip le of th e well-
Changes, no doubt, as Chm elicek tc
the eldest son of Hon. W alter Sut tract in any way or m anner with know n xylophone, only th a t u nder­ L uhan, N eugroschel to Rochelle, Yuzuk-
ton, and a young man ol good per any person or persons whatsoever n e ath each piece th ey c o n stru c t a Jinn to Yuzuk, and Roclnnovitz t<
so unding lu x of the sam e wood, varying
K ockm ore. By fa r th e la rg e r p a rt oi
sonal habits, and has had consider- (jy which the title 1 uiay aeqniiu in size to th e note to be augm ented th e lis t of ohanged n am es belongs t<
able experience in newspaper work, i fr0J1, the U nited States may in u re a n d sustained. Some of these in stru - th o se ending in ski o r sky. T he t e r
(Successor to F. 51. Langlois.)
Hu is an ambit liuus, intelligent I j,, w|,o |e ,,r in part to the benefit of m eu ts arc m ounted on sta n d s and have m inal here is g e n e ra lly dropped, leav­
■ - ,
,
¡is m any as 45 tones. T hese large m-
in g the p a ren t stem . T he d ro p p in g oi
K E E P S IN STO C K ,
and popular youn lg man nml, I be ,,„ y person except myself.
slru m e n U a re played by four and five
th is ending re su lts o fte n in nam es th at
b e a r n o t the slig h te st trac e of the n a­
Jieve, will make a success ns E ditor
T h at is it plain, Hat oath every operators. T he tones a re quite unlike
tio n a lity of the ch an g ers. KempinskJ
person h a s ta k e n , b u t it w as n e v e r those o f the xylophone, as th ey a re n o t
and Proprietor of T he T hiuune .
becom es plain K cihpin; Jam polsky it
1
,
, ,
, sh o rt and sh a rp , b u t are sustained by
AU money owing to T he T ribune before hel<J by the G eneral L and the sounding boxes, bo t h a t a t a s h o r t reduced to th e D ickenaiike nam e oi
for subscription, advertising, or Office th a t the wolds “exclusive use distance they give th e im pression m ore J am pule.
b e n e f it” could be construed to of an organ th a n even a phtno. E x p e rt
Otherwise, is now and hereafter p ay ­ and
R *iw M e m b e r * « D lu n d e r .
u n u u r i a m «.
o p erato rs play opera pieces and th e . ►'
m e a n t h a t a p erso n c o u ld n o t re a p | n t e, t m usic upon the large in stru m e n t»
A b rig a d ie r g en eral o r m ajor gen*
able to John Sutton.
T hanking the patrons of 'fill? the benefit of his claim Ly ul some w ith m ost re m a rk ab le effect. T his in- <eral is e n title d to th e keep of th re e
h o rse s a t Uncle Sain’«» expense; a
stru m e n t is said to be a very old one,
T kibune lor their su p p o rt in the future tim e selling it at a profit. trad itio n d a tin g it back to the days colonel, lie u te n a n t colonel, m ajor or 5 3 A rl'S*i Ac
past, and wishing the paper tin By the new construction an en try of th e incas, being one of the few c a p ta in to tw o only. T he forage a l­ A ud in ta c t, e v e ry th in g u su a lly needed
highest measure of success in tin man would have to use the tim ber rem ain in g evidences of the old prehis- low ance is o ften com m uted by t u r n ­
in the country.
in g over th e sam e to the q u a rte rm a s­
, , .
,
,
to rie civilizations. A p a rty of P eru -
future, I atu
Ill bis own byildm g operations, oi viansj at( ly truve]ed th ro u g h Mexico te r , and th is p ra c tic e once b e tra y ed
O U R M O T T O IS “ S M A L L P I Î O F I T S A N D Q U I C K S A L E S .’
Very truly yours.
else build a saw m ill a n d c u t it i n to w ith one of these large in stru m e n ts and a suspicious new m em ber of th e h o u q e
in to a curious b lu n d er.
H e a n ­ C A S ! l S A L E S a m o u n t ng to $5 or
W. F. K iley .
lum ber, and then by a stric t con c rea te d quite a sensation am ong the nounced th a t he had discovered th a t
m usic-loving Mexicans.
glriictioi) lie would be prevented
“ o f f i c e r s o f th e a rm y are selling th e ,n o re wj|l ¡)e allow ed 10 p e r c e n t dis-
F r e n c h I lo m n n c e o f T o -I )fly ,
fo rag e all,«wed to th em , and one such
t
t o „ F l„ ur> O11 w hich nc
U M U T O K K IN I’ lt E D I C A
from selling the lumber.
T eople in E ngland a re c o n sta n tly
case I ftin p re p are d to cite from th e
’
,
M ENT.
The General Land Office, bowev com plaining th a t F ren ch novels a re n o t records oi the w a r d e p a rtm e n t—a d isc o u n t can be g i v e n .
O ur buyer is constantly in the m ai'ket, ami takes advantage of all low
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cr, has form ulated no rule to pre w h a t they were, says a w rite r in the case in which th e o a ts and hay w ere
A l m o s t I m p o s s i b l e t o C o m p ly
C ontem porary, And th is is. tru e ; th e
tra n s fe rre d , d o u b tless fo r a consid- j
j w| | | (jo
lo m
m y y Own
own toam iuff, it is
vent
the
seripper
from
placing
Ins
iodi price«, and ive can n o t be undersold. O ur purpose is to keep the best ef
c ro p is slig h te r, and th e q u a lity has ab­ e-ration, to a person nam ed Q. M.
w t l p I .a n d D e p a r t m e n t ’»
my in te n tio n to sell clieaper th an g«
script on th is same laud withdrawn r u p tly varied.
“ Ye c a n n o t g a th e r
C orral.” T h ere w as an ex change of
K illin g s .
w
ere
e
v
e
r
sold
on
F
lo
ra
s
C
reek.
nil lines of goods, and our prices will be as low as the m arkets and th e
from th e individual purchaser ot g ra p e s of th istle s.” A few m o n th s ago look» and w inks am ong h is asto n
,,
, one of th e first of F re n c h novelists told
ished h e are rs, and th en au old m em
q u ality of goods will perm it. All custom ers may be assured uf fair and
A special dispatch to the Sab 100 acres, but allows the seripper to me how im p o ttib lc hc foun(, i t to lose h e r kindly rose and said: “I p re
m
ake
from
20b
to
000
per
c
e
n
t
on
him
self
in
an
im
a
g
in
ary
w
orld
w
hile
aume.
Mr.
Speaker,
th
a
t
th
e
m
em
oran
Francisco Call, from E ureka, Cab,
honest dealing.
dum re fe rre d to by m y d istin g u ish e d
L,
UUU
...U V d ,
b is p u ie b a s e . The people are a s k in g such om inous rum ors fill th e s tre e ts of
last week, includes the following:
’
.
,
. P a ris.
T he in tric a te C hinese puzzle
friend refer* to a tra n s fe r of forage,
\Y. T. K E IIK , M anaget.
»Vili be tak en in e x c h a n g e for goods.
jfagj,lOnable psychology Beems, a fte r
A receut ruling of tile General them selves w h a t is th e n n ilix c ot
In th * o rd in a ry course of business, to
th
e
q
u
a
r
te
n
n
a
ite
r
'*
c
o
rra
l.”—T
roy
tlie
departm
ent.
If
the
new
ru
le
is
all,
a
trivial
th
in
g
com
pared
to
th
e
tre-
Land Office, wbieb, if not reversed,
Time».
i_ at„ .
u p lie ld by
b y llie
c o n n within
w ith in a few
leu nu-ndous
' ‘ ,7
. issues
", "77- of ’ reality
'• ,
the court
. .V ''
will practically withdraw all gov
1
•
a u th o r feels this, judge of th e senti-
G iv e m e n tr ia l a n d I w ill «lo m y
em inent tim ber land from entry , m onths every acre of I he govern- nients of th e reader! T h e effect of the
T he o th er sig h t to lie recom m ended is
b est to p le a s e y o n .
has caused great excitem ent and iiie n t tim b er l a n d s w ill be a p p ro -! a ffa ire D reyfus on lite r a tu r e has been a visit to G rnntstow n.(ono of th e native
by w e a lth y lu m b e r firm s ‘ be sudden disappearance of the_ ro- settb-m ents) on a S a tu rd ay evening.
alarm here am ong tim ber locators printed
J
J
niiiii-a-trois, the old provincial them e
Stalls covered w ith various com estibles T imber L anh , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
and applicants and dealers in tim - and script holders generally.
o f th e m arried lady, h e r husband and
lin e tlie roadw ay, each one b rillia n tly
N otice for P ublication .
her l.,n,|3
The first iiltim utim i th a t tile Io h e r lover.
A fter a b rillia n t renais- illi.m irated try a sm all bundle of ean-
dl:w ood, w hich form s a splendid n a tu r ­
The d epartm ent at W ashington cal ulbee had ot «
>'> P«*“-.' ' nrea of flction> thia t i,en^ ha* subsided, al to re ’’.. T hen th e re are shanti.-s w l:eic
United States Laml Office,
R oseburg, O reg o n , A u g u s t 11, 1903.
came
has given a new interpretation to by the G eneral Land Office
to nn(| if people read nnd write novels still, - ’’. a ''! “ ristie negro - :’(gii'.g and danc­
N otice is h e reb y g iv en th a t in com ­
a c e rta in e x te n t, these novels, o r a t ing r :• v he heard and seen.
the iv rd “speculation” in the tim Special A gent M. A. O’Uouor from to
pliance w ith th e provisions of tiie a c t
a n y ra te , th e b est of them , have a w hol­
S-:r«!y th e re never w as such a place of C ongress of J u n e 3, 187H, e n title d
her and stone act of 1878, and holds the special agent a t K osehuig,O re ly d iffe re n t m otive, in te re s t, a n d in- for p-r.lm -singing as N assau; I t seem s to
‘•An a c t for th e sa le of tim b e r la n d s in
he th e only dissip atio n of th e colored tlie S ta te s of C alifornia, O re g o n , Neva-
th a t anyone who takes up a piece «d gun, who lias elh.ige of Oregon and
EEC ally decided .
people.
A
lm
ost
every
n
ig
h
t
th
e
re
is
a
•da,
and W ash in g to n t e r r ito r y ,” a s ex­
timber land,expecting at any future California. The obiingo was so uh
S ta te ta x a tio n of co p y rig h ts is held, function in th e various ch u rch e s nnd tended to all tiie P u b lic L and S tates by
surd
to
O’Uotlor
and
so
radical
th
at
lime to Bell it a t n profit is u specu­
In People ex ret. A. J . Jo h n so n com ­ chapels; if it is not a service, it is a net of A u g u s t 4, 1892, M a ry E. D e a n ,
lator within the m eaning of the act lie did not question with severity p a n y vs. R oberts (N. Y.), 45 L. R. A. ■horal p ractice. The negroes are not I of P o rt O rio rd , C o u n ty of C u rry , S ta te
rdilv a r iia'c. 1 race, and here they have j of Oregon, lias this day tiled in ties of-
and not qualified to purchase, t he along llie lines Indicat' d in the new 126, to be invalid on th e gTound th a t - q .
of c u ltiv a tin g tlie ir liee h e r sw orn s ta te m e n t N o. 5274 for
A
•
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co p y rig h ts, like p aten ts, a re p rotected
only persons who are perm itted to instructions, and rpplied lor further th e re fro m by federal law.
Jiui'ebase under the new ruling are ( inform ition.
Ilu was summ arily
An o rd in an ce im posing a license tax
Kp
-
, . -
diffuseci, and th e p a rt-sin g in g to show
tii a t th e la n d sought is m ure J
thus«' who will swear they have land dismissed an d no reasons were giv­ on occupation* is held, in L aurens vs. w f idely
th è people is really a d m irab le ; t l i e v a lu ab le U r its t ii n l ie r o r sto n e th an
E lm ore (S. C.), 45 L. R. A. 219, to be
in the vicinity of the tim ber laml en for dism issal. His work in other invalid a s ag ain st a person se llin g pie- q u a lity of the voices often leaves wui - j for a g ric u ltu ra l p u rp o se s,an d to estab -
Bought to be bought from the gov respect* is known to have Item ex- tu r e fram es, when he sells th em only to-be desired, b u t th e sin g in g is c o rre c t |jah her claim to said lan d liefore
nnd alw ays ! a rty , not to ray bolster- j . i{, V p to n , U. 8 . C o m m issio n er, a t
ernuicnt and th a t they desire the e e 'h n l and his disini-snl writ- caused on p ic tu re s m ade in a n o th e r sta te p u r­ ous. T hè sailors" o n th e sc o rg e b o a ts kiila office a t I ^ n g lo is O regon, on S at-j
su an t to o rd e rs th e re to fo re goven.
and o th e r c ra ft, w hen th e ir at b n t ion is u rd a y , the 31st. d a y of O c to b er, 1903.
tim ber for personal us». A rancher by the fact lie could not swallow the
In h e re n t pow er of c o u rts created by n o t oiherw ;.-e req u ired , u su a lly pro-
She nam es a s w itn .'sses : A J .M a r s h , |
who is so far removed from a mill new ptdii'V. His plaeo was given th e c o n stitu tio n to enforce resp ect ............................. «
f ì ì V p K . 'J i “ “ " è o i o o . “ 4 , i : t
or lum ber yard th a t be cannot buy to special Agent W’ade, win. is c a r­ and obedience by p u n ish in g c o n te m p t decip h erin g new tu n es, so m ft'm e s in
w ith o u t a ju ry tria l is held, in O nrter
A ny and all p e rso n s c laim in g a d ­
sawed iundier is the only person rying oat 'the ri* pin I in en l’s wishes vs. Com. (V a.), 45 L. R. A. 310, to be tw o c r th -e e p a rts, in a re ally e x tra o r­ versely
tely th e a b ove-described la n d s are
d in ary wa . In sh o rt, w hen the n egroes
who cun conscientiously swear that in every d e ta il— Kosehuig Keview. beyond th e power of the legislature to are not ta lk in g o r eatliik tlrfy are u su a l­ requested to tile th e ir c la im s in th is of- j
tiee on or b e fo re sa id 31st day o f Oc­
ta k e aw ay.
he needs the tim ber for personal use.
ly sin
- hym ns. T hen- a re several to b e r, 1903.
A su re ty w ho has paid a ju d g m e n t raivrs of negroes in th e islands, suc­
J . T . BRIDGES, Register.
I f an applicant swears th a t he will fiudier Land, Act June 3, 111711,- No. a g a in st h im self and his co su reties on
cessors of those o rig in a lly b ro u g h t by
m anufacture the tim ber into lu m ­
account
of
th
e
p
rin
cip
al’s
debt
is
held,
tice tor Piihlicalbni.
th e S q a n ’ards. Some of the A frican
in M erchants’ n a tio n a l bank vs. G reat languages a re still spoken by th e older T imbeii L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,-
ber, expecting to make profit out of
Falls O pera House com pany (M ont.l, paOpit. a m o n g st them selves, though
X otice fob P ublication .
the salo of the lum ber, il is held
U nited S ta te s Lam l Office,
45 L. R. A. 295, to be e n title d to nn E nglish p, th e o nly lan g u ag e one h ears,
R oseburg, Oregon, S ept 14, 19,13.
tbut liis purpose is speculation and
assig
n
m
en
t
of
It
a
s
a
bn»is
for
enforo-
nn(1
r
,,m!,
r
){nbly
pure
E
nglish
i
t
is,
for
N o tin ’ is b e ri'b y given tlm t In em u !
I
tbp ,nOKt p 8rti w jtb b u t very little
U n ite d S ta te s Ijin il Office,
lie Is excluded from the benefits of plianee w ith tim provisions of th e a ct of i ln g c o n trib u tio n from hi* cosureties.
R o se b u rg , O re g o n , J u n e 22, 1903
C o n trac t to re p u rc h a se stock “at th e slang.
C
ongress
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f
J
u
n
e
3,
IN78,
e
n
title
d
"A
n
the tim ber and stone act.
N
otice is
M osquitoes a re a te rrib le scourge to
Notice
is h h e e reb
reb y y g gi iv en th a t 111 voinpli-
a et for th e sale of tim b e r lau d s in the end of tw o years,” tf th e holder so de-
T he new ruling is not ouly being S tates of C alifornia, O reg o n , N ev ad a, s ire ., Is held. In I * Dow vs. E. Bement thp isInn(, M in from W orem ber to May «nee w ith ‘h o p ™ . iot S “ In fille d “ An
W a sh in g to n T e rrito ry ,” a s e x ­ & Sons (M ich.), 45 L. R. A. 479, to give Xas, nil ¡, pr3<. , |Ca n y free from then, C o n g n -sso f June S 1878, e n titto l An j
applied to unities upon wbieb final and
tended to all t h e P u b lic l .a m l S t a t e s , n reasonable tim e fo r notice on the • SnaV„s n r„ p |P n tir,d j„ the l„ lsh. but a n ^ '.t f o r ‘ e x t o r t ik. O re g o n , N e v a d a ,'
proof has n o t y e t been made, but liv a. t of A ugust I, 1392, R. K nox e x p ira tio n of th e c o n tr a c t and such perfectly h arm less.
T a ra n tu la s and a „ ,| w u i b in A . u T e rrito ry ,” a s e x ten d -
over 500 patents in this d istiiv t lio l’e r ts , of Bun Fraiii-iseo, C ounty of notice is not required on th e first day centipedes n ay be /o u n d by ffeose who vd to all tin» P u b lic l*and S ta te s by a ct
San Fianei.-eo, S la te of ( ’.ilifornln, h a s
tak e the trouble to look for them . T he o f A u g u s t 4, 18V2» C h a rle s A. R olierts,
alone ale now held up in Washing th is dav Hied in th is ollli-e Ills sw orn a f te r th e e x p ira tio n .
Pow er of a s ta te c o u rt of equity to m ost b rillia n t h u m m in g b ird s and but- o( Uo« AngeieA, c o u n ty o f L o s Angeles,
te m e n t No. 8711, for .lie p a r c h «se
ton because the applicants, relying sta
alw ay s a b u n d a n t.—PaP s ta te of Calif.« h a s th is d a y tiled In this
of til«’ NW J nf Section No. 27, in Town­ e n te rta in a bill t-o se t aside a judg- trrth 'q rro
”
-
office hIs iw o rn s ta te m e n t No. 5370,for
on the decisions of live U nited sh ip No. 31 8., Range No. 14 W ., m e n t obtained by frau d in a federal
su stain ed in W onderly vs. La-
the p u rch ase of th e S o u th east q u a r te r
State* cuuits, have elated in their ami w ill o ff e r p n if to show
„„io- tl.a
t,,r t the
it, c fa o y u e rt tte i t county
(Mo.).
45
L.
R.
A.
396,
1
N
o
tice.
(J) of
>•„. 27 in T ow nship No M
’
la iv l s o u g h t is tiio rv \ a l n u h l e lo r its
final proof* lb»t at *omu fu tu re tiuilM-tor etonu than for agricultural w here th e claim w as th a t th e Jurisdic-
Notice is hereb y g iv e n to nil a r s o n s
.I,,.1 ’lan 'd ' soU iiht is
'f«M 1G S
r ? j :
time they m ight sell th eir claim s a t
( b 't W ^m W w Cm tlo n of th e federal co u rt was frau d u - whom “ “-3
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
tly invoked by false re p re se n tatio n m or tresp ass u p o n th e p r e m ia 's nf tlu
a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o se s, a n d to ,
a prullt, or in otbei words receive clerk, at hi* office *t Gold Reach, Ore., len
as to th e ciM tenohip of th e parties.
undersig n ed , fo r th e p u rp o se of h u n t- -
c la im to sa id la n d before
fur them more than
50 per acre,
Momluy, the 14tU d a y uf !*•? e i n 'e r , |
big. «5n*h»U gw itbfiookan.U ine.*|> ear, «»WI ¡u •
1 C o u n ty ‘ l,,rk-
h is
Furniture and
Lumber Company,
Port Orford, Oregon,
Keep a Full and Cinnplete Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
EOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
D tliry v ille
S t o r e , OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
HARDWARE,
El). KACKLEFF, Prop’r
G-raniteware, Tinware,
SiOSEiiES, (thabestonij,
IJIS'k OOOlk|^
HOOTS 1*11« SlIOEri,
HARDW ARE,
Orders taken for any article not kept in stock,
Glassware and Crockeiy.
N e w G oods R e c e iv e d b y E v e ry S te & m e r.
£ Butter, E® awl
tcn* As
D EALER IN
.
-V
Groceries & Provisions
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
the governm ent price.
Business men iu the com m unity
are also greatly interested iu the
ruling, though they have not tilud
on claim s. M any of them have ____
loHiitxl large sum* of money to per r« s |u e » te ,i t o tile th e ir
,
;!hvc on “r In-fore «a.d 14th, day ol la -
sons filing to supply Ihe puiebase ..ember, I’. hn *
price of 1400 for each claim . They
J- ?• PBIDGE8, R eg istei.
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
new
T » « r R td a r ja »
Pr NtfMw'llpaiaflw PlUtnirnall
ilt w
âd d
UU San»
M acca ] kl • ! • * * > » * N T
No cam ping allow ed on tlie p re m ise s, ly th e aliove de«>«Tibe.| la n d s a re requeg-
) and people p a ssin g th ro u g h a re w arn p \ t to flie th e i r c la im s In t h i s o m e e o n o r
' tl to ck'ee th iC
e gate*.
before said d 8th .lay
day £>( »»epb’m ijer, 1903. (
gates.
8. P. PEIRCE.
j. r. ul IIDGE8, R egister,
H aving engaged in the Hardware business, » share of the public pat.
Fair dealing aud satisfaction guaranteed,
naj, e jg solicited.
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