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tfrfa kt'T 111 1 k$
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tomotesI5igcsUonhExrful
ncss and&st.Conta!ns neither
Opnim.Morptvine nor Ujoetal.
Kot Narcotic.
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IknmSnd
lii,ilnr A Dcrfcct Remedy forCoaslipa-
Uon. Sour Stotnach.Diarrhoca.
Worms .Comnlsjons.tcvcnsn
ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
new vork.
TJCACT COPY OF WKAPPSa.
Society Steetlsisrw.
TJ03EBURG DIVISION KO 476. B. OF LI,
meed every second and (ouxih Sunday.
IlTOJCEN fl RELIEF COUK KO. 10, ILEETS
irst and Uurd Fridays In each month.
p EKO POST, KO. , O. A. R., MEETS TH
first and third Thursday! ol t&ch month,
at p. bi.
A LFHi LODGE, NO, 47, t OF P., aLTErS
every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
Rail. Visiting Knigtt In food standing cor
aialiylnviled to attend.
JOS UlCELLI, C. C.
C. H. FISHER, K.R.S.
T AGREL LODUB. A. F. A A. it.. REGULAR
- meetings the 2d and 4th Wednesdays U
each month.
SCGESE L PARROTT W. M.
- 5.T. jBwrtT, S'ecy.
K0EEBCR6 CHAPTER, SO. . O. R. a.. MEETS
the first and third Thursdays of each
sasnta.
JiRS. E. J. STROUD, W. V.
MAUDE BAST, Sec y.
XfODERS WOODMEN OK AMERICA. MEET
iVL on fir,t and third Tuesday of each month
is the 'Id Masonic he'l.
H. W. Millie, V. C.
H. L. Xamtms, Clerk.
VTOODJtIS OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp
No. 12&. meeU at the Odd Fellows' Hall
in Roseburg, every 1st, Srd and 6th Monday
evening. Visiting neighbors always welcome.
J. A. BUCHANAN, C.C
N.T.JEWETT, Clerk.
PHILETARIAN L0a"3E. NO. 8, L O. O. F.
meets Saturday evening of each week at
their hail la Odd Fellow Temple at Roseburg.
Mem hers ol the order in good standing are invit
ed to attend. CU AS. OLESON K. G
S.T.Jgwm, Bec'y.
BP. O. ELKS, ROSEBCRQ LODGE, KO. 336,
hold their regular communications at tha
I O. O. F, hall on seound and fourth Tharsday
of each month. All members requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting brothers cor
aiaUy invited to attend.
DOUGLAS WAITE, E. R
IRA B. RIDDLE, Secretary.
pOSXBUBG LODGE, KO. 16, A. O. TJ. W.
meeu the seound and fourth Monday of
nek saoath at? JO p. m. at Odd Fellows Hal!.
Members of the order is good standing are i ti
nted to attend.
H. T. McClALIES, D. S. WEsT
Recorder. Financier
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CXITEO STATE LaSO OFT.ce.
Roscbure. Oreeon. Febnuiry W. 13.
No! ice i hereby given that in compliance
with the provision the at of Congress of
Jane ird, Jf.P, eniiuea "An act lor me f-aie o;
timber land., in the State of t n.i'oraia, Crei;nn
Nevada and W aihjnetoa Trrritrv.
OLAF M. OLSON.
Of Wafhburn, ounty of Bayrieid S!a-e of Wis
consin, baa tbic day filed in ttiif oftice hut sworn
utemnt No. Ki, for the tiuirhusc ol the
EM U of Section No.U. in 1 'wnmi. no Zi south
Rauge No. i west, and will offer proof to how
that the land soucbt is more vaiuab'e for iu
timber or stone than for agricultural ptirpos,
and to establish his claim to said land before
f be Register and Receiver of this office at Rose-
burr. Orecon. on TliursaaT the 3 day of May,
He names a- witnees: Si vert Oie, of
W ashbura Wisconsin, Jacb Johnson, 01 n a.-h-
bum, Wisconsin, Ovar Lnndereen. of nssh
bum. Wisconsin, David lledland, of Washburn
Wisconsin.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are rcguetiled to file their
claims in this office on or before i'l S day of
Kay, 1M0. J. 1. RRilMKn,
m2p Registe
Notice for Publication.
United Stales I -and Office.
RusEBi'svi Ore., March, 1. 1'.
Notice is hereby pivea that the following
named settler has l;k-d notice of bis intention
to make final m tot in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be uiade before Register
ana receiver i 3iti Mates ina orace at ao
burg, Oregon, on April 11. 14, viz:
EMILY J. CENTERS.
formerly Emily i. Tnrush, ou her H. E. Ko.
lor tne n. w. ;i see. a, i p. a,s.ii..
She names tne following witnesses to prove
ber continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: J. K. ilsoa. vt . H. Thomp
oil. Frank Huntley and C. W. J.'ecuni, all of
Camas Valley, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES,
p - - Ragister.
Hoints East.
The "Poriland-Cbicaifo S.ifiisl,'
which leaves the Union depot at 8 p. m
daily is equipped with bhictly up-to-datn
roomf Patlman eleeping carf, and free
reclining cbair car?, R'eam heated and
electric lighted. The European pUn
dining car Service is a bj efinl fea'.ure of
excel len- on this line. Deiicaie china,
fljwers. apotlcas linn, firt claa cxikinz
and attentive serrantt add lo the com
fort of travelers.
A new library car is attached o lln ee
trains.
as lue name ioaic!ee. tliefff care are
fitted up as a library ami reading room.
Book cases -ootaininu all the etandar.l
works, the current fiero'licalB and daiy
papers are at the dipoaal of all first and
econd class pastr.ppr?.
Time never bangs bearilv on the pas
sensere' bands bi!e traveling on this
train, and rfore one ia aware cf It the
train pulls into the Union de-ot at Chi
cago. For full informaMon regarding ' thp
movement of these trains, rate", etc .
call on or addrera
V. A. ScHtLLISO.
Portland, (Jr.
Or J. F. Givess,
llosehurjr, Or.
"I am indebted to One .Minute Cough
Care for my health and life. It cured
me of Iuii2 tronhie following priptie."
Thousands owe their lives to the prompt
action of this never failing remedy. It
cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
troubles. Iu early upo prevents con
sumption. It is (he only harmless rem
fly that ivep immediate results.
- A. C.MaBlcrs & Co.
n
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
The
Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
011
mm
vwa cntTkun eoftT. mwwm city.
'vc vs.
r-S-ati
Notice for Publication.
United Slates Land OJiiv,
RO'sSEt'BQ. Orvcon, Eebruarv l'0.
Notice is hcr-ty given that the foilowiug
nameil settler fc. is faed notice of his intent on
U make i'.qsI proof in support of his claim, and
that said pmoi vVA t made before the Kegieter
ana jtveei-'er. L . Laua i'thee a: Kosebarg
Oregon o:i Msn-h 3 I'aw, ir.:
-iuri LANDER
Oii HtVo. v.T. for theE'.SE',. NVV'sE',
s - t-4-rvv r. its. ue usmos tne
loliowmg witn;-KS-s to prove bu continuous
residenee immjii sud cultivation ofssid innj
vU- William I.Lander. Archibald O. R.ie of
Mrlftfec, Oregon, W: U. Hunter of Wan'.lon,
Oregon, Samuel Alexander of Cleveland, Ore
gon.
J. T. BRIDGES,
Register.
Notice For Publication.
V SITED STATES LlXD OFFICE.
Rosebunr. Orraon. Eebrusrv lyod.
Nonce is hereby given that in compliance
with the provi-ions .f the act of Congress of
juue. eoui eu - An act lor tne saleot tim
ber lauds in the states of California. Oregon,
ANDREW E. KARDELL,
nf MarshSeid, Oouuty of Coos, Sute of Oregon,
has tbisdsy filed iu this office his mom state
ment No.Mo.lor the purchaseof the lots :l 4.
S1 j KM '4. of Section No. 2, in Tovrnshiu No. IT
South, Knnce No. 10 West, and wiil offer proof
tosnuu inn uie janu sougnt is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for acricultural
purpose and to establish his claim to sai.1 lsud
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
Roaeburg, Oregon, ou Satunlar, the lith dv of
iisy, lx'. ue names as witnesses: Albert E
Betty, of Marshtleid, Osteon, W. If. Smith of
Jiarsnneia. orvaon. o. h. Herron.of MarshfielJ
Oregon, E. W. har.iel'of Marshtield. Orecon.
Any and all ticrwtis cluiming adversely the
above-deeribc.l lands are re-incited to file" their
claims in this o0icc n or before said l.th day cf
m , a-w.
J. T. BRIDGES,
Register,
Notice for Publication.
CSITED STATE.
La.vo Offue,
Roscbure, Orcron. Feb 1'.. 14-J9.
Not:re if hereby given tl:st in eomtilianee
with the prarisiono ofth3 act of t ongrosol
Joneit. 17S. entitled "An act for tin- sale of
iimocr lauai iu the states of Ca.iiornia, Oregon,
Nevada, and Wahingtou Territorv, '
FRANK W. 1-OTTER
OfAhland. Couuty of A-b'.:id. State of Wis
con:n, has this day tiled in this oilice his sworn
statement No. Kt for the purchase of the south
eart quart.-r. of Section No. l'J, ia l o-m-hip No.
J4 Nuth. Ranje No. 3 West, and will oC'er pr4f
to show that the land souchl is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural i.nr-
Ios--s. and to establish his claim to said land
tieiori the Reister and Recciverof tnisofhec
at Roseburg, Oreg..n, on Fnda v, the T.t h day of
April, 1A. He names as wime-cst MicliaeJ
N Oitad of alburn. Wis.. John W. Hvl
!and of Washburn, Charlie .eLert, of
acourn, is,, i.. x. Dewolf of Woodland,
W i.
Any and ail persons claimine adereiv the
a!xive-lecribed lands are reouested to :ile their
claims in this, othce on or before said -Tin day of
J. T. BRIIKiES.
Register.
.UCp
Notice For Publication.
United States Land OSce.
ROERt'Btl. Orptitll. f.r,-H 1! 1-.1
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress ot
June 3. 1STS, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
JAMES ALBHRT STEMMERMAN,
Of Marhfleld, County of Coos, Sute of Ore-con,
has Ibis day liied in ibis otlice his sworn state
ment No. sul, for the tiurchaac o( the Sr.',' Nt'L
SE'i SEj; Sec 1 sw'i SB'lj, NW'i 8f; Sect
14, in Township No. 24 S., RaDce No. 11 V.. sud
will offer proof to show that the land sntivht .
more valusbie fjr its timber or sUine ttun for
agncuiiurai purposes, ami to estabiiKh his
ciaim to said land before the Regi-,ter and Re
ceiver o! this otlice at Uosebtirg, Oregon, on
Mouday the JUl day of Mav, luoo. He names as
witnesses: William Turjwn.of Empire, Oregon,
Charles E. Ed u arils, of Empire, Oregon, Ed
ward E. Hinckley, of Msrshlield, Ores jn, Jeu
Hansen, of MarshUeld. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are retuestd to hie their
claims in this oflice on or belore said 21 day of
May,19w. '
3. T. BRIDGES.
Remitter.
Notice for Publication.
I'niUM Butefl Land Orlicc.
Hosebi bo, Oregon, Murcii, l:;, lJtt.
- - - v .,j ,j,,4a suot iu wniiniuvv
Willi Ihn nnii'iiiKmu t.f il.n n . r
Juue.i, ,n,fi, en titled "An ao4 lot the wile of
innrjcr uwi Hi tbe s-uui ol ('lifoniia,Ort?eoii
Nevada and VaMnffton Territorr.'
IV I I I I 1 U Tl'b lift-
Of f-mpire. County of Coo, Ktate of Orc-ifon
f .! tha lur ft, i 1,1. ,.-. s . . .
- ..... . iu viun -jiiiuv JIIH W01I BlKte
niPiito. kvi, for the iiurchaHS ot the s',: hKir
wv 1 I VI VUI .,f l; : v-.... . .
No. 2i ri Kant; No. 11 V'.t and will m-r proof
to show that the land twiUKht in more valuable
for its? Limhfr nr .Tttna tt.an f.. ..t. i
" - ' nr.iicuiLuni
tiurr-se, and to enablisii hi claim to paid
land to-fore the Renter and Jfecciver ol this
""' n ",4wuiiik up l'iu, on aionauy Hie 21st
" myi ne names an wltneMfHrri
AiDert Btemmrrman. ChaIeft K. Kdwani- Ed
ward E. Hinckley, Jeiin Jfanseu all of Slant.
Aflt aalirt all irantu .1 . . 1
above-flf.ifcribeO, lauds are e.-tu sted to lilu their
flatimat itl thfa. nfl'.n 1.... . .- t -
n.ir vuitt; tu ii LNjiitj iHi uav Ol
Mat- 1 'ifsfl
J. T. DRIDGES,
Register.
Notice for Publication.
United State Und Oflice.
Uoeei p.... Or- k March i:j. 1'joi.
No'ies is heiebv Kiven that in inmui:,,.,..
with the provisions of tlx-net nf i..,,..
June3. If'", entitled "An w:! for tin- sale
tiiulK-rlimils in the Mates, of ( jilihuni,. ..
Net ada and Ms'liliiRtnii Territorv.''
1L1.IAM h- 1 I'Rl'KV
Ol Emj.in, tJoimty ,f Coos, StaU- of OrrH.ni. .u
hlSil.V I. lid 111 tlllSOdlCC luy miiirtl .l ,.
No. sti 1. for the mindiase of ihe s' 1 K,vi ,..
.-1 1 . .... .. 1 "-.
' r 4 "I 'eilCill i0. ill lull lISlllli No M
uailEe -o nil., hum U 111 ,n,T l.r.Mif lo .I.U
iihi i lie mini Miutrlit is inor- taUiatdv for i(-
111101 r or none mull lor airnciiliuml i,iin,ou-
and to M.,!,i,h his ( Inlin to said I ih l,i-ion
tic Register and Uccener of 11. ik ..hi,..
at f;os.-biin:, Oregon. on Moiidiiv tin
1 ;ay of May. l i. He names s iiiii i...v
Mlcrt SU'iiiiiieriuuii. Jen. Hhiim 11. i:,tu.n,i 1.
iliii'.kl. y, Charles E. Kduurds nil of Marsh
lield, Olecon.
Any ami all iktkoiis claiming a.verly th
lle-d-'S:ribed lands an- re,ini-leil lo 1,1,
tueir chiims ill this oflice on or befoit mid i
lay ol Mav, VAI). ,
aw. mmlm&JlKUbU'A
.AS
AW
BEfRItfiDEDTIItWIIITES
Old Chief Doloose, of the Coos
Bay Tribe.
Indians Kindly Treated United States
Dragoons, Who Were Wrecked
Nearly 50 Years Ago.
The parly piouecra of Oregon h.ivn a
vivid remembrauce, thatestLey pnelie l
forarJlheir plan tf sertlemiMit i lie y
bad more or 1 difficn'ty with ilmo:-t
everv triln o! Ir.di.u a from tho southern
boundary. vl the t-tu'e to the lirilieii pos
6eesijna Oiie tiixson 'heCoa-t, t'jat
'itcame kuonn as the Co Guy Indians,
cre friend;? tj tl.e enrly settlo-s, and
they tven gave pr.itic u ntj their now
neighbors ben other tribes adjacent to
them were ou the warpa'.h.
The Coqnille tribe,'. whose poatessions
were on'y -J nii'cs aw;y, were not so
peaceable. They comtuit'.ed Ftvjri.1
depredations, oue f which waa ihe
T'Vuult massacre, which touk p'ace in
1S51, a few miles abovi th month of the
CoquiHe liivcr. Fiv of tho 10 meti at
tacked were killed. T' Vault eecaped,
and ntai'e his way to l'.nl Orford. L. L.
lVi'li-crs ii 1 Cyrus II -den escaped after
a fearful, I nil l-'o-hi-ud li.hl With the
tav.r :. Trie tinner wns diiigerously
Wdtir.ilo!. M.tki:!.' their way to Coos
U.iy, Vi!i::its and lli'den were kindly
treated by UV.oo.e, Joh:i ar.d tieie, the
three ciere of taat tr-.b.
Itiar-a dil i t lilt- I'i 08 lijy Ir.diacs
bad erected a ukp,r,nida few miles
south of C.pe Ara i, nnd had decreed
that no l i li-n nnuKI b permute 1 to
molest wi i o settlers noriii of that pile
of i.cf. It often happened (hit men
were glad to reuli u 'n place when com
iog from the Son'li, for they knew that
the Coos Bay Indian; would vl only
protect them fiom vi-len.-e. but would
supply them with food.
About tie time the T' Vault nui-sacrt
or. soon atterwarJ, ur. l'att, bpanidinft
and Parrich arrived at IVrt Oif ird uiih
two llodian interpreters. Their ri.iev i
was to buk aUer t'.ie trues ! n tbe
Coast. Parrieh at once proceeded to the
scene, being teMnitted to di so by S i
perintendent Dart, the caiei, baguamt,
received him cordially, and gave up tbe
gun and soma clo'.hing that he bad taken
from T' Vault soldiered to accompany
Mr. Tarrish back to Port Orford. On
tbe way the treacherous rascal murdered
the ansnspccUng I'arrieb, quartered bis
body, and, by tha aid of hia rq'iaw, car
ried the piece i to the Iudiiu village.
Theee depridattoP3 swq reached the
ears if tbe Government, and troops were
sent by water to Port Orlord. Tbe
schooner Capt. Lincoln, an oldl-raf'. of
about 300 toa?, was neat from Biaioia,
Cal.,with TrjrpC, First United States
Dragoons, confisti i cf 33 men, com
manded by First Lieutenant Henry M
Stanton. The ic'iojner was wracked
about twj miles nor:h of C.xs Biy bar,
then known as "C jws'' or"Koowd" Bay.
This was Jaiuary 2. 1S52. The ViSiel
was coniruinieJ by Captatu Xagal, who
succeeded ia savin.; hia men aud a Ure
amount cf caro, which were sjnt a-liore
and a camp es'.aldished. The IuJ ass
led by Daloose aud too two other chiefs,
visited tb3 wre:k and helped the dra
goons tto carry freight to caiop. They
gate th me a fish and diJ everything
possible to a-:eist them i i their forlorn
coniUion.
II. H. L V.dwin, now Uvin,: at Lin io.i,
at ins ciODlD ot in .' L-.ii ii, io luicr, was
one of the troopars. Though the Indians
seemed ki I, he . te tr.eri expected
treec'iery, Lut !hi oi.ly bad trait eh-jwn
by tl.e cativea was a diapositioa to steal
small articles from the camp. The com
pany got fp'.rs and til. a esbore, andj as
Mr. BildwLu ste: "Iu a few day
quite a larga aod LaQdaorse sai!-c!oih
vilhe rai ed its bead, and graced .the
sands cf that wild lach, the terra incc
cita of the far West."
After remaining three weeks in camp,
and constan'ly Associating with the In
dians, the troopers were visited by Pat
rick and James Flanagan, James Maxey,
Edward Breen and Peter Johnson, who
were engaged in mining at Randolph.
Tbey bad b?ard through the natives of
tbe disaster and went for tbe purpoae of
giving relief, ii need-id, but th relief in
quired could be given only by an order
from some military officer for them to
abandon property. Until Messrs. Fltna
gan and com p my visited them they did
not know whtro they were, but they
hive always felt grateful that they fell
into the hands of tbe docile and friendly
C303 Bay Indians.
In May, lioi, tho Cms Bav Commer
cial Comp my was crau:z;d at Jackson
ville, Or., by P. B. Markle and a com
pany of about 40 men went to Coos Bay.
Tbey first ca:m ir.ro contact with the
Coquille irib of Indians, which, though
2) mi'ea away from Coos Bay, were a
distinct tribe. Although tbey were com
paratively friendly, tbe adventurers saw
tbat Itwn necessary to watch them
closely, i b i-'goa of lioa' ility were appar
ent. Aifoonai Mirpl-j ar.d bis associ
ates a-rived tt thtir destination tbey
found a better cl is? of r.atiyes. Doloose
and the other to c'iicfs were friendly and
ra dy to oblige them, ar.d th.ir friend
ship continued unti1, at ibecl .se of tbe
Inditn wjro' 185i-:C, thj Coos Bay
be was tak- n ti lbs Si'.etz reservation,
is id by tha old tuiiltri who knew
tlie chi fa le'totially and their tribe,
fl at t' ero ate but fewoflbera rowliy
it g, S ime of the young men of tbe old
n dives occasionally visit Cooa Bay and
fi :b, but they a-o obligel to obtair. per-
ission from those in charge of the res
et va' ion. Djlcose n etnl living on Coos
ay.
Notwith:taudiu4 the friendship shown
y the Cooa Bay tribes, . the people
cared 1 li it t lie v rninht be induced by
ho Cuijuiil j natives as well a the blood-
hirsly Utie Bivcr avat;i-s to inaesacre
tin: whi'ci ; therefore, a enmpauy was
r. i cil u i . i it fort built at Km mre Ct'V.
l.r- tin; wo:iicti m:l children were
phiced nt i.irfbt. Thin waa about tho
liiiiij id the iiitiBsacre at tho month of
U jiii; Bivcr.
Mi". I. ickhart, tho lirtt white wiunan
to ?ctrle on Cooa Bay, who ban lilltd the
fh.iit in iicrvi -lent of the Cuo.i County i
l'ioiocr and llistnrical Society, says in
one of iu r ititcreHtitij; leiuiniseenoon :
"lot tin; liua few wncku nil wont
biniiulhly enough. The Indians were
bit ndly, t() friendly, in fact, for their gravel utoties larger than ordinary mar
sJ.&l.lflU,'l,J''',in with rprjiicts for food ! u wero fonnd.
"1
became too frequent, tirmliidllv li.ory j
Came inutterings of dii-coutcnt among
than). They looke 1 oo us with jealous
eyes, ana declared we bad Mo'en their
ill i ti ee (land) Finally, ono Surday,
abjiit six weeks after our srriv.t1, a party
of 50 or 00 Indians, dtofsed in war paint
an.l feathers, armed with bow acd cr
rows, w ith an Umpqua Indian u n in
terpreter, came to onr cabin, demanding
that we give up everyt'iinj! and leave at
otice. Wa had no tiht there, they nni I.
We were Gghting the liili from tlie water
and already there were fewt r JucSin nnd
geese because of our presence ; e-jon tueio
would be nothing left for tin Itd an:
the pjlcf ice wcnld own everything. Jlr.
Lnekh trt wcnld lipltti quietly to their
threats an I ompl.titits, :uid, O'li klrg
his revjlver a!i ;ttt his wair-t, niouuieda
ettimp and uildrced thetn, telliiit: tin m
we bad c iine to fctny ; that c v:tn'ei1 to
help the Indian, and would in. rov th
land so tha. the country would he liet-
ter: thlt tbe Great Father Ht WnthinE-
'
ton ha I told the white men to oni f ini
live tlier1. H i fiua!ly succeeded i:i paci
fying thetu, and they H.ii I we tuigl.l
stay, but n o.her people co ii.J como
A week nfierwird thi I. nli.it!-) u.-iiin
yiii'eJ tho fami'y, .and th ir detnin l
and inso'enco3 cuujid much anxl.ty,
Mr. Lockhirt, who was then living at
North Bani, f m- milj from th i frt at
Empire, loa led hi 3 family and a p .rtion
of their i-oppli iB into a cauoe, an pad
dled down to thd fort iu the nil.t. ihe
Ind au8 discovered th 'tu nft. r tliev h id
go', well out iu the sirt-a n, an I iiuHo I,
Nica clatiwa,' nn I lirtd a fe-v Knu.it--,
which 'ell s ihewa'er rear by. rhir
was abcu. tho on'y bo ttle movetier.t
that can be renictnln-re-l to h.tvi t .. kt n
place with this trib . Mr, L-ikhait imi
asmallfam i of liflo Rtrl-', and one cm
easily iaaag no th ? he.irlf -U nuxiety ttur
tho mother felt for tha fftftly cf her dear
ones when tbe awful ir.a-t?icr nt ti e
mouth of Ro.ud River wan f.-i 1 1 i t t':ei
mind
Of the na'ivcs a!on,' the coit tl..re
were 12 tri'i-. From th-ir habit-t a'.-1
pursuits they were cotisi tore t :t-t oc
lion, and were denuniiiiat. d as tl.e r
ToTin, or T--To-Tu-Na, the i.itirr.p
pellation bein app ieJ to fiem . o.r y
visitors. Eight of the b-i W, . r tr. e?.
were loca'ed aim; the c a-t from r,
rnontii of t'.l-. L'tPiqia Uiver t irl
tin mou'h of ii :io Bive-. Tin-y ha I
intermaniages, a co-.n u i l.m 'iagi. an 1
a comm. m lini;uag inter &t
Tha Na Si-aia wit i Caief Jihn, as
located rt the month of the Cxaiuille
.
Kiver. Ihe Choc-ie-Ie-a-ton band, with
Washington as chief, was IxateJ r.l the
forks of the Coqu-He. K ich trile ha I it
Villages, hunting and fishicg gro indi.
The whiiej fourid ;he?e trtus wi'ii a
kind of patriarchal form of coverntuent
peculiar to thems-.lves. They were f up
plied by nature wi h a liberal hat it, it d
gathered an abundaaca of subsisien.-j.
Wild ismi wai p'ci.ti.'ul, ant (by lives
abounded with ti-ib, tn I he coast wito a
grea. are v of shellfish. They seemed
tohe Irea ftorn diea-e, lot showed evi
dent marks o! smti'pox as that diierse
had be n irxiong tlem a decadn or two
before. Their houses wer contrtc'.eJ
by excaviting a bole in the ground 12 cr
13 feet squar.', and four or five feet dip
Upon the top of th-es holei boards wtre
placed f-r the too'. Ia the gable end a
round bole wa inoJ sulficieatiy lave
lor the entrance of one peisoo. Ti.o des
cent wa3 made by passing down a pale
upon which roJe no.ches were cit,
which served as tieps
In the spring tbey gathered the ttalks
of will celery a&d wild sncfliwer, and
a'.e them with a relish. Tobacco was
the only ailicle cultivated. The Indians
spoke of it as having alway been culti
vated by their fathers; hence it inl
have been icdijeutus tu the country .
Tbey did not teem to have any religious
wiTehip. Their idea of a eupreme beir.g
was extremely vane. They did net
seem to know the value of gold and eil
ver. They had shells that traders f.eai
the Hudson' Bay Company had traded
them for fuis, and it was their circulat
ing mi liaru. The shells were of a spiral
shape, and their valus was calculated by
th length or size of the shell. "Alaouia
Chick" was the nam given ro this
money.
They had no stock, not even the trad
itional pony. The females cf the tribes
packed the game from tbe mountains and
dried the fieh for winter use
An incident occurred at Empire Ciiy,
the first town built on Coos Bay, thb rel
ation of which may not be out of place at
the cIosj cf this brief article. Some
time after Burton and Venerable were
murdered, on Dead Man's Slouch, a trib
utary of tbe Coquille, an Indian came in
to Enpire City with a roll of blankets
strapped on his Lack, and one of the
murdered iiiea'a names was plainly
printed on the outside blanket, which
was noticed by tbe white eettlerp. The
Indian went below the town and entered
Doloose's carrp. A squad of while men
was formed, who went down
to (he camp. After some diffi
culty, they found the object of their
search, who had bten civered up ty
the equiwa with a lot of old rubbish.
They arre ted him, and found to their
esti-factlon that he had the Llonketa that
belonged to th 3 murdered men. Doloose
was terhcll w,l ing to give bim up
when he saw ihe evidence of his
guilt.
A jury was impaneled, a tr a! had.
ai 1 the pr son r was co demned to the
fi ii' jU. Tbe datail appointed to pie
p.io th3 gallons en: a long pole tod
pii .sdthe largi e d on tbe crotch of a
ti o at a convenient height. The small
e I of the po'e was lifted up in tbe air.
A iope was adjusied around the neck of
the Indian and attached to the pole.
At a given signal the long end of the pole
was rapidly pulled to the ground, and
the Indian was banged.
This was the first execution in Coob
county, However, two other Indiunp
who were implicated in tbe esmo murder
wero banged at Randolph, 20 miles
of Coos Bay. The Indiaus to a great
number witnoseed the hanging of the one
at Empire City. They seemed to flock
iu from every quarter, and madu doleful
sounds its the rtern reality of the law's
power was carried out. They preserved
thu peculiar gallons for a long time, util
izing it for tlie purpose of hanging their
dogs, at which times they had general
galh'-riiigH, mid Hecmed to enjoy tho
proccetiiig very niunh.
Oiivtr. DniNiK.
In the i-turuacli ol a beef t'reature killed
at FuHhil (bo oilier day, tbreo pounds of
8 Lc
, EQ VFARft
4 EXPERIENCE
Trade Mark
Designs
Cofyriohts Ac.
Anvone scnillnij n skelch and rtesertptlon msy
quickly ascertain onr o,inmn free whether an
Invention Is prohnhly piitcntahle. Ctitnmnnlru
tionsstrleltycoiiUilentlal. IlHli(lbHkon Patents
siMittiert. indent agency for semrmir patents.
lJntents taken through Munn St Co. rocelve
Sirriiil rt'iticc, wiihout chiiruie, In the
Scientific Jlnterican.
hnnilpomoly llln"tratd weokly. 1 1 roost rtr-ti!,iin-ii
of av seientltln Journal. T.nris, $a a
yi-.ir; l,mr monihs, L Sold byall newsdealers.
KliSa & Co." New York
iirrxcil onieo, ir F Pt. Wasl ltiiii.n, D. ('.
Notice for Publication.
I S1TKU STATES LAND OKKCK,
l;oxin itii, Ore , February, 2. ltHfl.
Nolieu Is hereby glvin that tho following
mimed settler has I. led notice of his Intention
to liiskv Cniil proof In nitmott of his claim and
na' said pr.ml will be ide U f.ire the KeglMer
ami Ko: elver I nited Slates Land Ollicc at Rose
burg, Oregon, on April 11, 1'.nio vl:
Kbt l!KN E. SMITH,
ou M II. h. No. ti'i.'.T. for theH. U. H V.
sc.! (; ai.d the N, K. ' , N. E. ' Sue. 7. Tp. 2-'. S.
K 4 W.
He names Ihe following ultiiins to prove
his cintimioiis residence iipun and cultivation
of i-aid land V7; Kli Miller. John Brown. John
Miles, and T. 1. Brewer, nil of Mvrlle Creek,
Oregon.
up J. T. BRIDGES,
Register.
Is the result of rep.-.itel acuta attacks. Ths
liver and s;.1joii s:o prln-.-ip.tliy affected.
They act rs storehouses for tho malarial
poison and the 1 1 ,1 takes it from them.
The rolwn mast
be driven out of
ibesyjtem. HUD
VAN ai'l destroy
the action of the
l-oison and CTent
nallydrlveont the
lost particle of it
from the system.
In addition to
this, 1111)1 AN
will restore the
lost ip e. It
will Lull-, up ths
weai'ned sys'.em.
HIDVAN illl
ir.r.ke new blood
1 and r.-w r.- s'v
The psir. !n the bones will
dis '-i.; tr.
, Urili .
EiUity tli.-
nut -1 i-
i and v i -.t
tlfilT IX has cured others an I
-.. We describe thfl syciptoics.
..er .-"aV.v. Tliey a:3 yoars. Do
in:-. b:it U nt-iYAf r.0T
urel.
HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
1. CON'STAKT HSADACHS AND
IS33BLED ESAIN
1- 1.
. T.Ve HUDYAJ
a-j 1 y-j-.ir h.'.t l.i' he will diiAppear.
3 3. PAt-n OH YELLOWISH COM
PLEXION. WUDYAM w:U establish a free
tir. ultt. ia of ;i:.-bLool and cause tha cheeks
to -j!i.e tU-.'ir ua'ara' color.
3. LOI3 OT AP?riT2 ASDGSAW
ISO 111 TU STOMACH. H'JDYAM
w.W r---:orv t:i -end the digestion of
Lxr! w ill beco'n? pcr;"e.i.
4. TSZImIZI-SQ? VTZICHIT 07EBTHS
LIVZIl. Tr.. i d'i. to th. eslsrseatent of
i.t liver. !t ii i.i' 1 with the poison ol ma
in::!. IH'.'iV W iil drive ou: the poison and
cause .::; :i t oaounie its nttaral size.
5. Iin.A.TI!I233 IN THS BEOIOH
OF TH- S?L2"S. Tiie spleen b-coaes
frca:!y cr.!u;l. H'JOYAN till lessea ths
toa?ei'.;en on t ra:ie the heaviness to disap-
jvsr.
Vu5 si. -: i"-r:n? from Caron!. Malaria and
you e:-.n I-,
.verr rn
V.4.V c:i
. ill'OT t wij relieve vour
arid rusks yen ufll. ill'O.
. '-.:ned -: all drncnisu for 4oe
ST pn.-is.'j.-.CT " fa iiKS-s lor si. II yoot
ru:-? -t -l"- rot k-v;. : scad direct to tha
III l AN ItlMKIir COMPANY, San ETao-
ctico, u:::-):'.-i Keej.rrstcr trial vou n-.a
cor.iiit ths HI UVAX DOCTOR fHKK
Caii inl hi ihe doctors Voa may eall and
see ll:ex, or ti nte, ts you dosiro. Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY.
Car. SUcVloa, Msrktl sad Ellis ttsx.
ass Frsscitca, CsL
i m ii nr.
TUBDIRSCTtROCTKTl
Montana, Utah.
Colorado and all
Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two fsvoritv routes, via the
USIOS PACIFIC asl Mail Line, cr ?he
RIO GRANDE ?ceaic Uncs.
No Change of Cars
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the tnest in
the West."
Equipped Willi
Eli-';iiit standard Sleepers'
Fine New Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers
Suju rb Library-Buffet Cars
Splendid Iliners (uicils a la carte)
Free Kccliniu Chair Cum
Ciiinf'rtable Coaches and Smukers
Entire Train Completely Vcstibuled
tuirbcrint rnnfici (apply lo
J. F. CJ1VANS, A?t., Kotebcig.
C. O. Terry,
W. E Coman,
Gen Air'..
. Pcil s:o or.
T:y Tats. Ast.
Ill Third St
7 1 C
ci hp
We Have the Best and
Cheapest PIANOS and ORGANS,
I
r
IE
rip.
i -4
i'fi - J t 5::S"'-:r".f-'
I I; ,.: i ii.'V t-- . '
4
been the recipient of One Hundred and Twenty-nine First
ing the Supreme Recompense,
pean Award ever given to a Piano manufacturer, and The Crowning American Triumph,
The Greatest Award of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago.
CLEVELAND, SPALDING CHAINLESS,
AND IMPERIAL BICYCLES.
Prices from $28.00 to $60 .00 for Spalding.
All wheels fully guaranteed.
All goods fully guaranteed and sold on the installment plan. Band Instruments,
Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Violins, Accordions, Autoharps. In fact almost anything in
the musical line can be had at
Mr. It-. 1 1. McKwin, of Micro, Florida, writ-! S, L. Aden & Co. ; "My garden
spit was 15:J x 27i feet. My s-ed cot fIO.00 F.ni'-'zer Help sltogetber
LOO. This fill wa4 the lirst time I nd tbe "I'LASET JB." fMo. 4 combined
Hill end Drill c-eeder) and I maile clear UO.Po and enough left lo do me nntll I
can get another crop." You can do as well if yea u p tho
"Planet Jr: Garden Tools."
Churchill & Woolley.
Distributors for Southern Oregon.
"ft.
SEND US ONE DOLLAR 3
r-'Xoiu J38.50 sx
V W0NDER I
fcas, . :t- ' - 'i a
Get your.
SCHOOL
We have a" Complete
stock of TEXT BOOKS
and the Finest Stock of
SCHOOL TABLETS
ever brought to this city.
Our Prices are Right. . . .
A. G. MARSTERS & CO.
P. Benedick.
. . .
r
t
Any Job Work done at
! f Reasonable p'
Cass Street Market
Wholesale
Fresh and Cured Meats
Fish and Game in Season,
F. 5. Godfrey.
'Phone Main 353. Prop.
mm
including
CHICKERINGS, WEBER, KIM
BALLS, NEEDH AM.
Besides these we have other good
Pianos but cheaper in price but not
iu quality.
While we have the highest grade
Pianos known, and recognised the
world over, The Chickering has
The Cross of the Legion of
T. K.
kffiS
rrr tins r.
omsasKsa
is wira
OSS ouaa.
-J,1' SPECIAL HIGH GRDg
scrtu joa oar
S38.50 STOCK SADDLE
YOUCAK EXAMINE IT V?Tr2t1?
r Extra Fine High Grade Saddle
:iv1 thes.usJ of mddie wn'.d gn ? bar at from
OUH PRICE, $38.50,
It, ar SSr.a. and (ratgbt
pay the rrrtfrr.c atroc
ItrM IN
Let) 4ett.
rharyea.
This Saddle Is made on a 1 554 or
16-Inch Genuine Ladesma or
Nelson Heavy Steel Fork...
CAlCEFrLLV a ELECT Els RAWHIDE CSIVEBE
TUKIi, boo r.a or roll cant le. stcl IcsUwr eord snrrapw
cr c-uica oxrxrw crass cwciui, asasauea. win
nmtSt tilMib(riliiifSm4
TREE IS MADE EXTRA STRONG 'JJ?j3
liDWi, slacti wul Uce sun-up ltlters. Iti-tneh tlestiwDa.
rrra lonz ca war mto, sin- h to boefcla oa sirsiaa, swary
C"tt"a twird yexKaa s-lnch rmot does, acary cocsosi
jociiey all cat putt
ELECANT HAND RAISED STAMPING
as luourated. W.lgks mt Haaale akw SS .ml t
parked for "hiimvrtiu lb poancu. I aUkMl IS wIU I Sal 1
Sl.ea roa 1 1 a vm sins.
WRITE F03 FREE VEHICLE. HARNESS AM0 SA00LE
CATALOGUE, showing a hill liaaef CowSos ana Raacaar
umatsai tne losresi prices ewsr a aetea. Aaareaa.
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. (Ice.) CHICA80, ILL
(Mfl, aVfCtMat Us M HTlKf Mj ltssssTsaL
SUPPLIES
frsT-sss- At Marsters.
Undeftaei1 End Embalms?,
and Retail Dealers
in
FOR.
E HEW
Medals and- Awards, includ
Honor, The Highest Euro
RICHARDSON'S.
v-
Cxited rTATfs tssoOrricr.
. ,Joeburj, Orenon, Jan. Z:nCO.
By Honorable Commissioner's letter -N" cf
Kovernber . liiOB, this office was directed to or
der a bearing to determine tbe character of tha
following described tract of land, to-wit: tha
8 R 4VV V n1 W !i ' NK 1 Th
heretofore adjndjred lo be mineral ia character
(decision of October 3, 1HTC) but now alleged by
the Oregon and California Railroad Con pans to
be essentially noa mineral in character,' all
mineral (if and were contained) having been,
since said decision, extracted or taken from
said tract.
Wherefore, in conformity with the ins tract- ,
ions ol said letter a hearing is hereby order-V
the testimony to be taken at this office, bef. 1
the Register and Receiver on Friday, April
1900 at 10 o cloca-a. m., and the parties hereto
are hereby summoned to appear at said time and
place and furnish testimony ia support of their
respective claims.
bald bearing to be conducted in accordance
with paragraph 10 et seq ol the C. 8. Mining
Laws acd Regclations.
i. T. BRIDGES,
Register.
J. H. BOOTH.
Receiver.
Notice of Final Settlement.
IntheCoontv ruiri a! ii,. dm. nf nt,n
for Doaglaa County :
In the matter of the MliuMTh,,.,.. civ
deceased. . -
Notice is hereby given that tha nnv.fnuf
administrator of the above entitled estate baa
mea uu nnai account therein, and said Court baa
made an order appointing Monday, May 7th,
l'0 at the'eouutv court house lnknaehnrr nun..
County, Oregon, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
as the tune anl place for hearing objections
thereto, and lor the final settlement of said
estate, and any and all persons having any ob
jections to said final account, or any part there
of, are hereby notiQcd to iile the same in the
aoove entities court ami cause, on or before the
time set .for said final settlement.
JEJFERsOS g. WILEY,
Administrator.
Notice for Publication.
CX1TDSTTS L?iD O FT ICS
. Roseburg, Oregon. March s, 1500.
... J - . M u. uv- lUUVWIDS-
named settler bas filed notice of hia lntenboa
to make final proof in support of hia claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter anrl Recivr tTm'tA ht.t.. I .n J nMiu .t
Roseburg, Oregon, on April "Hi, viz:
SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
OnHEN'oMs. forth o' . 1, Lots 3 and 4.
j- - - -" " vuisii uv A TBJaUaV
npenand cultivation of said land, viz: A-O.
wTltn-M' tk TtTtVrm fi lit i.nHnnnna .w.i,URu.
. jauuer, o iactier, . vurry, auoc
Roseburg, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES,
Register.
CHURCH SERVICES.
MsTKOOlsT Cue sea corner of Main and Lata
streets. Sunday Service: Preaching, 11 a, ia
and 8.03 p m.; Eabbsta school, 10 a. m-f
A. Walker, .-nperintccdeut: Class Miwtiwr .a
dace of the morning service: Kpsrort& Leacue
.aaip. m. I. S. Godfrey. President. Prayor
sfeefiL-g, Wednesday, at 7:M p. m.
G. R. A asoL&, Pastor,
Parsonage, corner Mala and Laae.
CaiTSD BaiTaasx Caracii on Fow'er stm
Sunday service, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Pray,
er meeting. Thursday evening.
Hi. Lccy K. CcTXir, Pastor.
St. Gkoegis Carat h. Comer Cass aad
Hsin street. Bervieea on second and Innrth
8nndsy moraing of each month and every Ban.
erexing. bpecLsl services announced from
jn to Ume. Rgv. Josui Davsos,
Missionary.
M. E. Chcich, Eocth. Service every Bnnday
corning and evening.
Bit J T Cottos, Fastot
Birnti CHtrxca corner of Lane and Rose
treeta. Sunday service: Preaching at 11 a. a
and 7: 30 p. m. tatbath School at 10 a. m, O. T.
Coshosr, saperintendent. rrayer meeting g
7:30 Wednesday ereain;.
r. A. DoCGLaa, Pastor
FrasT Chjustiaw caracH Comer of Pin)
and Woodward street. Sunday service)
Preaching both morning and evening, Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6J0 a. m
Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at
7-30. Aeordial welcome and greeting awaits .
aU. W. A. Wood.
Pastor
Fust Pxb msi aji Cbxbxr Comar of Casa
aad Rose street. Sunday service: Pnblir
srorship, li a. m., aol & p. m.: BMitli
school. 10 a. m. T. P. 8. C. E. at 7 p. a.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening 7:30
m- J. A. ToTssajn,
Pastor
TU W. C. T. C. will hold its regular meetings
on every Monday evening at 730 p m. in
the Xpworth League room of tha M Cnnrc
O.R.d1 CO.
LEfAJ.r
ClUaiitlJs
AaailT
i I
Fast I Salt Lake. Denver. Ft.
Mail Worth. Omaha. Kan- i
Fast
8p.m. j sa City jM.Lonis chi- :jp.sa.
csgo and East
Spokane i
Flyer i
3 to p. m. '
Waila Walia Lewiston.
notane, Minneapolis,
St. Fan!, Duluthi Mil
wautie, Chicago and
East.
Spokane
Flyer
1 i
f All Sailing dates subject
1 to chance.
I For fan Francisco
Sail Dec 3. , 1J, IS, S3,
; as, and every i days.
Dailv
Coirv bia Rivu
ST1AJ1XKS
To Aitnr.a and Way
Landings. ,
Ei-suii'dar
4 " m.
Ex.. &un
ap. m.
Saturday
10 p. m.
( a-m.
Wilxasitts Rivsa
Oregon Citr, iwberg,
bsuem & Way-Land s
4 Xfp. m.
Ex. ioa
Ex. Sunday
I
7 a. ra.
ffauimi Ayo Tax-s 30 p. m
Tuea.Thun
hiu. B:visi. Moo. Wed
Oregon City, Dayton! aud
and Sal.
ana nay-Landings.
a a. ni I tt'iiLiytrra Dr-r . .-k, M
Tues.Thurs' Mon. Wed
and Sal. Portland to Corvallis and and Fri.
I aad Way-Landings, i
I
"j
i Leave
I Lewiston '.
I Dally
8:30 a. m
Leave
Riparia
1 s a. m.
Daily
S'ss Rivsa
Riparia to Lewiston
J. P. Qivans,
Agent, Roseburg, Or.
V. H. Hurlburt,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Poitland, Or.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Offiee.
Rosssrao, cregou. March A, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in eomoliance
with the provisions ol the act of Congress of
Junea. 1S7S, entitled "An act for the saleot
timber lauds in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and ahinitton Territorv.
ANDREW J. DASSOS.
Of Ashland, County of Ashland, State ot Wiscon
sin, has this day tiled in this othce his sworn'
statement Not Ss7, for the purchaseof the SEUof
Section No. 4. in Townshin No 2-1. 8., Range
NO. 3 W, and will offer proof to show that the
laud wight is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and lo es
tablish his claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this office at Roseburg, Ore
gon, on Saturday, the 2nd day of June, 1M8.
He names as witnesses: J. C.-Turnev, U Q. De
wolf, of Portland, Oregon, L. Perdue, and Ed
ward Rone, if Oakland, Orecon.
Any and all perrons claiming adversely tho
above-described lauds aro requested to it la
their claims in this office on or before said 2E.
day of June. I'XXJ. r
J. T. Bcipoes.
Register.
Notice for Publication.
Umteo States Laso Omn,
Koseburg, Oreson. Fcbruarv 16, 1S0O.
Nctice ia hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tho act of Congress ot
June 3. 1S7S. entitled "An act for the sale of tim
ber lauds in the States of California, Oregon, -"
Nevada and Washington Territorv:''
r.KIC . KARDE1 I,
of Marshflcld. Countv of Coos, State of Oregon,
has this day died lo this o'tice his sworn s inte
rne nt No. M. tor the purcrnrc ot the lots l.i, j,'.'" "
NE'i, ofSx-tioii No. '.', in TothipJ7 s.
Range No. WW., and wilt oiler proot show
that Ihe land sought is lnore valual le for its
timber or stone tliau (or agricultural purpose,
audio establish his claim to said laud before)
tlie Kcsister aud Receiver of tlii otlice at Roae
burg, Orvgou, ou atiirday. the l-'tli dav ot jiav,
lr. H. names as witnesses: Allieit E. Bettvs, '
of Marshtield, Oteiton: A. t. Kunlell, oi Miirsh
tield, Oregon; W. 11. Smith, of Marshtield, Ore- "
iron: Geo. II. Merrou.oi Marshtield, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiiuinir adversely tho
above-described lauds srv requested to tile their
(-Hints iu this oflice on or before said l'-'th day of
Jlny, l'AO. J. T. BRIIKiES,
Register -
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