P a lu m b o s * Im p re s M lo u s
on
H is
F ir s t
U n ited S ta te . Land Office,
R osebu rg, O regon,
It wna on the island of Cuba, in the
May 21,1900.
N o tic e is h ereb y g lv o n th a t In c o m p lia n c e
tutu mu of 1492, that the use of tobacco
was learned by Europeans. Columbpg w ith th e p ro v isio n s o f th e a ct o t C ongress o t
makes the first m ention of the w eed l a J u n e 8, 1878, e n title d “ A u a ct for th e sa le o f
l i s diury under date of Oct. 18. Wbon tim b er la n d s iu th e S ta tes o f C a lifo rn ia , Ore
Be aud his m en lauded on Cuban shores; g o n , N ev a d a a n d W a sh in g to n T errito ry ,”
C harles B. M organ o f F lo ren ce, C o u n ty o f Lane,
the kin dly natives, w h o m istook them sta te o f Oregon h a s t h is d a y S led in th is office
for m essengers from heaven, brought h is sw orn s ta te m e n t N o 1017, for th e p u rch a se o f
them num erous offerings. A m ong these, th e NW X o f S eetlo n N o 2S, in T o w n s h ip N o 18
U stated by the adm iral in h is diary, S R ange N o J W ,u a d w ill oflfcr p roof to sh o w th a t
► ere -tome “ dry leaves, w hioh m ust be I th e la n d so u g h t is m ore v a lu a b le for Its tim b er
tom etning m uch prized by them (th e or sto n e th a n for a g ricu ltu ra l p urposes, a n d to
natives), to r they had already brought 1 e s ta b lis h h is cla im t o su id la n d b efo re th e
cue som e iu San Salvador as a present. ” R eg ister an d R eceiv er o f t h is offioe a t R oseburg,
L ittle heed w as paid to these leaves O regon, o n T u esd a y th e 14 d a y o f A u g u st 1900.
H e n a m es a s w itn esse s:
hi the beginning by the Spaniards. They
A m a sa F. H urd o f F lo ren ce, O regon, W. H.
were in search of gold and saw no pos W cath erson o f F lo ren ce, O regon, Mrs L ottio
sib ility o f converting m iserable w eeds H urd o f F lo ren ce, O regon, R obert H . B e r n
Into that precious com m odity. In the h a rd t o f F lo ren ce, O regon.
oourso of (into thoy began to notico that
A n y an d a ll p erso n s c la im in g a d v ersely th e
i the natives w ent to and from their a b ovo-deserllxxl la n d s are re q u e s t« ! to d ie th eir
villages and thu shore sm oke escaped c la im s In t h is office o n o r b efore said 14 d ay o f
from their m ouths, " iu a tru ly diabol A u g u st 1900.
J . T- B r i p o e s ,
ical m ann er.” Soon they discovered
R egister.
that these unclad children of the w ild s
t r o d a c t io u t o K w o k iu g T o b a c c o .
tarried in their hands a " burning
stic k ,” w h ich every now aud then they
would put in to tlujjr m ouths and blow
out a cloud of smoko. T h is had a m ost
heathenish look, as it is recorded, to the
Spaniards, and they inquired, as w e ll as
they could by signs, in to the custom .
They learned that the burning stick s
were composed of the dried leaves so
treasured by the natives, and that the
custom of sm oking the fragrant weed
was supposed to lessen fatigue on long
journeys. They tried it for them sclvos
and found th is actu ally to ho tho case.
Un m any a troublesom e jaun t thereafter
they were refreshed us the pleasant per
fume curled upward from their own
•‘burning sticks. ’’— D etroit Journal.
SPECULATING ON SHIPS.
How
U n d e r w r i t e r s G a m b le o n O v e r d o .
V e s s e ls P o s te d a t L lo y d s .
NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
U n ited lS ta tea I.rnd O ffice,
R o seb u rg , O regon,
May 21,1900.
N o tic e Is h ereby g iv e n th a t In c o m p lia n c e
w ith th e p ro v isio n s o f th e n et o f C ongress o f
tu n s 3,1878, e n title d “ A n a c t for th o sa le o f
tim b er la n d s in th e S ta tes o f C a llro rn ia , Ore
g o n , N evad a a n d W a sh in g to n T errito ry ,” Mrs
L o ttie H urd of;F Ioren ce, C o u n ty o f Lane. S ta le
o t Oregon h as th is ila y filed in t ills office h is
sw o rn sta te m e n t N o 10i<>, for th e p u rch a se o f
th e NK
o f S eetlo n N o 28, in T o w n s h ip N o t8 8
lta n g o N o 9 W, a n d w ill offer p roof to s h o w th a t
th e la n d s o u g h t is m ore v a lu a b le for its tim b er
or sto n e th a n for a g ricu ltu ra l purposes, and to
esta b lish h is c la im to s s id la n d b efore tlie
K ogislor a n d R eceiv er o f th is office a t R oseburg.
O regon, o n T u esd a y th e 14 d ay o f A u g u st 1900.
H e n a m es a s w itn esse s:
C harles 11. Morgan o f F lo ren ce, O regon, A m asa
F. H urd o f F loron ce, O regon, W. H. W eatherson
o f F lo ren ce, O regon, R obert H. B ern h ard t o
F lo ren ce, O regon.
A n y an d a ll p erso n s c la im in g ad v ersely th e
a b o v e-d escrib ed la n d s are req u ested to file th eir
c la im s In t h is offio e o n or b efore sa id 14 d a y of
A u g u st 1900,
J. T. B k ip u e s ,
R egister.
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m o lsu 'iic l w ith \y jt «itad ond passing
lu au i-iidlt-«H roi'o'ovor a mirirs of p u l
leys. Tho w ire, w h ich ruus frent 1,000
to 1,800 feet per m inute, is eh.trgbd us
It eu iers the cu t w ith a je t o t w afer anil
«iliouous sand, w h ich form s tho cu ffin g
m aterial. A running cable o f 600 foes
can m ake a cu t 100 fw t Irog.
A
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t o y of J A th in k s ho ig too old to
rtni i-rranda, b e t a fter he is 88 uud mar
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H e n am e« th e f o llo w in g wltnessA«« to p ro v e
h l« c o n tin u o u s rr eid eu ce u p o n a n d c u ltiv a tio n
o f «aid la n d , v is ;
C a th erin e A. C asildjr, o f G ardiner, O regon,
J o h n J o y ce, o f U a rd iu v r, O regon, J o h n H en d er
so n , o f G «rdiner, O regon, M ilbcrt r o c k , o f
G ardiner, Oregon.
J. T. B r id u k s ,
R égi» ter.
NOTICE FOll
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EXACT c o p y OF W R A P PE R .
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C l
snt.
• h a re used Rlpans Tabctos w ith so much sa tis
faction that I can cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years w ith
wtuU I oalled bilious attacks oomlng on regularly
saos a week. Was told by different physicians
that It was caused by bnd teeth, o f which I hnd
severaL I had the t«?«tb ex to u ted , but the at
tacks continued. I had aeon advertisements of
Rlp&ns Tabules lu ud the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since a friend In
duced m e to try them . Haro taken but two of the
sm all 5 cent b oxes o f the Tabules and have had
no recurrence «»f the attacks. Hare cover given a
testim onial for anything before, but the great
am ount of good w hich I belle\ e has been done me
by Rlpans Tabulee Induces me re add mine to the
many testim onials you d o u b le s have In your
possession now.
A. T. Da W itt .
I want to Inform yon,
to words o f hlghost
praise, o f the benefit
I have derived from
Rlpans Tabules. I am a
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head Is alw ays needed.
Rlpans Tabules does It.
After one of m y cases I
found m yself com pletely
rundow n. Acting on the
advice o f Mr. Geo. Bow
er. Ph. O., {W8 Newark
Ave., Jersey City, 1 took
Rlpans Tab,ilea w ith
grand results.
Miss Bucsia WiBDaua.
I have been a great sufferer from constipation
for over five years. Nothing gave me any relief.
My feet and legs and abdomen wero-bloated so
I could not wear shoes on my feet and only a loos«
dress. 1 saw Rlpans Tabules advertised In our
dally paper, bought some and took them as direct«
ed. Have taken them about three weeks and there
Is such a chango! I am not constipated any more
aud I ow e It all to Rlpans Tabules. Iain thirty-
seven years old, have no occupation, only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband.
He has had the dropsy and I am trying Rlpans
Tabules for him. He feels some better but it w ill
take some time, he has been sick so long. You
may use my letter and name aTyou like.
Mrs. M art G ormax C larks .
I have been suffering from headaches eve»
since I wus a little girl, X could never rldo In a
cor or go iuto a crowded
plooo w ithout getting a
headache and sick at ray
stomach. J heard about
Rlpans Tabules from an
R r p - A 'N S
aunt o f m ine who was
taking them for catarrh
of the stomach. She had
found such relief from
T h e m o d ern stan d -
their use sho ad vised me
to take them too, and I
have been doing so since
a rd F a m ily M ed i
last October, and w ill
say they have complete,
ly cured my headachos,
cin e : C u r e s th e
I am tw entym ine years
old. You aro welcome
co m m o n ev ery -d ay
to use this testim onial,
Mrs. J. RuooKXTMk
ill o f h u m an ity .
Mother w as troubled
w ith h e a r t b u r n and
■leepleaauess. cauMvd by
lndlgeetlon, for a good
Mr raT*a r<>tr.o!d boy
m any «'ears. Ouo day
•UfforeJ with pain, m
th e ea\r a testim onial
his head, constipation
to the paper Indorsing
and complained o t h l,
R l p a n s Tubulej. She
stomach. He could not
detortnined to glv© them
oat like children o f his
a trial, was g r e a t l y
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ft«o do aud w h a t he
relieved by their tue
<*W eat did not agree
a n d n ow t a k e s th e
with him. n o was thin
an.l o f a saffron color,
regularly. She keeps a few cartons Rlpans
Reading some o f the testimonials lu favor o f
Tabules In the house and says she will not be w ith
Rlpans Tabules, 1 tried them Rlpans Tabules not
ou t them. The hoAwtburn aud sleeplsMnegs have
disappeared w ith tho Indigestion which was
ffie headueliee huva disappeared, bowels ore In
form erly so great a burden for her. Our whole
pood » , million and ho never complains o f hie
fam ily take the Tnbules regularly, especially after
stomach. He Isnow a red, chubby-faced hoy. Thl,
B hearty meal. My moth -r Is fifty years of nue
wonderful ohange I attribute to lilpans Tabules
and Is enjoying the beatof health and spirits ; also
I am satisfied that they w ill benefit any one (from
rets hearty meals, an Impossibility bofore she
the
cradle to old age) if taken according to dlreu-
took tlp a e s Tabulae
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U n ited S ta tes Land Office,
R osebu rg, Oregon,
(
U n ited S tates Land Office,
v
s .
May 9.1900.
h o t lc e I , h ereby g iv e n th a t In co m p lia n c e
. T h e la r g e t A natom ical M aieiun ,
R oseburg, Oregon,
In the W orld.
( I w ith th e pruvixiona o f th e a ct o f Congress „ f
.
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M« y 9.1900.
G r^atftt attraction tn th« City. A
A suff,ejen l co n test affid avit h a v in g been filed
HUn¿ . 3 ’," ,7’,, <’" tltle d “ An
for th e sa le o f
Wotuler/nl a ljh tjo r tititurg.
I liin lw r la n d s In th e S tates u C alifornia. Oregon, in th is office by Joh n Joyce, co n testa n t, again st
“ •*****"•or * « y contract-
ed d bereft .IM * 1 1 h r l y e u r e d by
x w ri.Cl t'" 'ry X °- SC!'5' '"'‘du J ""u
î! ‘.°..£l<,t'è‘,t r
l
th e Pacific ’ i N ev a d a , a u d W a sh in g to n T errih iry,” C atherin e Hi
Coast. Established 36 years.
A. C a ssid y , o f G ardiner, C oun ty o f D ouglas M. 1896, for NW <i NE 1/.- * Lot 7 S ection 17
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OR. JORDAN-PRIVATE OiSEASES
n.,-n end m i d d l e
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• t e r t m e n who are suffering
t lie S
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from the effect« o f youthful IntiiN-
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is m ore v a lu a b le for its tim b er or sto n e th a n fM,,lil>'ev er occu u p pied;
ied : that
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cation«; M p e n n w i« « r r lir e M. P r n a t n t o r -
ho has n ot cu ltiv a ted
« le e » . F r c q n e ...y
| for a g ricu ltu ra l purpose», a n d to esta b lish h is « n y p o r tio n ,,, t h e ,a n d as i , t e q u U by law
i - L U r 1" ' ' ! 1“ ’ -
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“ con-.hl„.vtlcn of
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remedies, o f gresfc cu rative pow er, the Doctor
It u. im t ,U 7 . 1.d la "d bef,,ru “ le « e x l-fiir and and has w h o lly ab and on ed tho sam e, and th at
t f r e t m e n t t h s t lt will not
R eceiv er o , t h l , office a t R oseburg, O regon, on ‘ in e“ | er’ l " . * n w n ‘ *’
'",e
h ls
only afford im m ediate relief, but perm anent I
cure. I he Doctor d oes n ot claim to perform
baturdu) th e 4 tli d a y o f A ugu st 1900.
.111 C itlur th e Arm y ,,r N a v y o f th e U nited
miracles, but Is w ell know n to be a fair and
H
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nam
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«•VS “ re hert'b)'
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•quare PheMclan and Surgeon, pre-em lueat
H u g h C aa.Idy, o , G ardiner. Oregon, Joh n
iu h ls s p e c I s I ty -D la ^ w s e s o f Men.
. * ^ ® * * * I fs lB thoroughly eradicated from
Îi o
Ji-hn H enderaon,
the system w ithout th e u«,> of M e t e a r » .
o f u a n u n e r , O regon, W ilbert Peek, o f G a c lin e r ,
-.T J " /* * * « .11110? by ftn E*PprL K » « i l e * l
e n r e for I t u p m r e . A quirk and radical
r i s s n e e and F l« < n l« a , by
Dr. Jordan*« special p sln le-s m ethods.
a » v c - d e s e r i^ d la n d , are rcq u X ted to « 7 , beta I
K u r* h ‘ 'r
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applying to ns will receive
' i ' l l the U nited States Land Office In
our Aan*«f untni-m of nis com plaint.
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R
oseburg,
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e ty ry ra te w e unjerfakc.
J o f A u g u st 1MM.
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Register.
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It is fisfl'OHl
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authors as contributors.
7®
or
notice for publication
Unitevi S ta tes U in d Office,
K oseb u rg, Oregon,
».
M ay 9, 1900
,h " ‘
«•«'"H'iìsnce
( E ! —' • ' “ oy! •" • ’ •ry •ttbwrlbcr. Beaenrel «o» ' w ^ r ” h' 7 b>
“i“1 ‘"«“ tratlea. o ï ï t S b
»Uv» artWUc. «xquipt. o i j wncUy u o u - d .t . dcWga.' w Un t h è pruviaion» o f thè « ‘ t Of C ongress of
j JU lte t , 1878, e n t it le d “ An
u n tb er la n d . In th è State s o l c a li...r u ta , Oregon
b e r m a , an d W ash in g to n
le r r ito r r ," H u g h
C .« .id y o f G a n iin er,
fo u n ty of D o u m «
,
S tate „1 Oregon h a . t h l , d a y airai in th is office
hi» s a u r u «latvnieiU *’
A FREEiPATTERN
ÍMSCALL&
MAGAZINE1
U n ited S ta tes Land Office,
R osebu rg, o ro g o n ,
May 21, UH».
N o tic e Is h ereb y g iv e n th a t in o o n p lia n e e
w ith th e p r o v isto u s o , th e a c t o , Congrnaa o , r^rrwam aklnj ««cnntnitx fancy w o rk , botiwchold hint«.
wanted 0vad (ur tonna.
J u u e S . 1878, e n t lt h s l “ A n a c t for th e sa le o t Uulj .VX . ywAr^y. Xxly
U m ber la n d s In th e S ta tes o f C a lifo r n ia . Oregon.
N e v sd a a n d W a sh in g to n T errito ry ,” Anmvn F |
Hnrsf o , K lorenee, C o u n ty u t l a n e , S tai» o f
O regon h as th is d a y « l o i in t h is office h l-
, sw orn sta te m e n t N o 1048, for th e p u rch a se o f I
MO
^ o rd
duced rates a t th is office.
»ry,
,r W
selve
the ÄKENÄ
A.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
" We do not take possession of our ideas but are possessed by U«
U nited State» Land Office
N o tice ‘• h” * br r iv e n th a t In c m p li a n e e
They master us and force ns into the
w ith th e i rn v i-io i.s o f th o net o f C ongre.« Of
q , .
ere llk® ®ladiRtor3, we must fight
J u n e 3, 1 n 7 s , entitle«! •
la n d , in’ 7 h ’ ', S t a t ê i" “ î { n r ' l‘‘’ 8816 0 ' ,in i S » » ' ' l - . h « « . l t a l c . „ t t o „ f t l l e A r e „ B i a n d
th 6
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Charles
’»»X o f A cm e, Ci
> - . . b i . d a y f l lo d ; : ^ ; ' ^ ' ,e : s t a ’- ' ' ’ - 8 o n
8BY
and th e Cosmopolitan are sold
KVKRY M
AN
IRRttni:.
,e r - -
il.
P U B LIC A T IO N .
G oust is tho sm allest republic as to
L a n d Office a t R osebu rg, O regon.
area, hut Tavolurn is the sm allest re
J u n e 20, 1900.
pu blic as to population. G oust is only
one m ile iu area. It is located on the N o tic e is h ereb y g lv o n th a t th e fo llo w in g nam ed
flat top of a m ountain iu tho Pyrenees, se ttle r h a s filed n o t ic e o f h is in te n tio n t o m a k e
between France and Spain, and is rceog- fin a l p roof in su p p o rt o f hi« c la im , a n d th a t
•a id proof w ill be m a d e before J o e l W are, U. 8.
niaed by both o f those Countries. It is
C o m m issio n e r a t K u gen e O regon, on Hcptem-
governed b y « president and a council of tier 4th 1900, v is : W illia m Ferris o n h id H. E.
18. It w ns established iu KUH and has No. 7727 for th e W 'i SK »i, E»> 8W?< Sec. 25
180 inhabitants. The president is tax T p . 18 8 R 10 W est.
collector, assessor and judge. G oust lias
H e n a m es th e f o llo w in g w it n e s s e s to prove
no church, clergym an oroom etcry. The h is c o n tin u o u s re sid e n c e u p o n a n d c u ltiv a tio n
people w orship in n church outside of o f, sa id la n d , v is :
th eir ow n territory, and the dead Iwdies
W illia m K irb y, o f M a p leto n , O regon, S p en
are slid dow n to a oemetery in the v a l ce r L y o n s, o f E u g en e, O regon , W illia m Perli-
ersen
. o f E u g en e, O rvguu, L. D. U lbaou, o f
le y below. In that valley a ll thu bap
tism s and m arriages are performed. E u g en e, O regon.
J T B r im k b ,
Tavolara is 18 m iles northeast of Sar
R eg ister
dinia. It is an island five m iles long by
a h a lf m ile w ide. Its total population
N
O
TICE
for
publication
consists of 68 m en, wom en und c h il
dren. The wom en go to tho polls w ith
Ieand Office, at R are burn. O regon.
th e men aud elect every year a presi
May «, 1900.
den t and couneil of six, nil serving
n o t ic e 1« h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e f o llo w ln g -
w ith ou t pay. The inhabitants support
them selves by fishing aud raising fruit n aiu ed re ttler ha« filed n o tic e o f h i« in to n tio n
to m a k e fin al proof In su p p o rt o f hi« c la im , a n d
and vegetables. Thu republic lias no th a t M id proof w ill be m ad e b efo re Reg.
Rcc.
army and n o n a v y .— C incinn ati E n at R oseburg, O regon, o n A u g u st 4, 1900. v is :
quirer.
H u gh CaM idy o n h l« H. K. N. 786Sfor tlieS W
Market Quotation« oa Scalp«.
Tins u isik o t price of " scu lp s,” ns
«grew! upon Ustweou tho tuirly French
colon ists of Loniaiana and tho Indiana
w ith w hom they burgniuod to fight out
th eir battles w ith h oslilo ludians for
th o u , Varied w ith circuuMtauoea. A t
tho tim e the French w ere ut w ar w ith
tho Alibtim otis a “ acitlp” o f one of tho
last named, w hen brought to them, w as
paid for a t th e rate of a gnu, fivep oonds
o f innskct lutlls and ns m uch powder.
"O n the 14th o f M arch” (1704). w rites
Do 1-a Harpe. " a party c f 80 Ohieaohoa
(Ghicluk-aws) bronght in fnnr Alibumou
acaljss. They w ere given for each sculp
a gnu, five ponnds o f bulls and us m uch
o f powder, ticcording to tho rnntrart
m ado w ith th e m ." — N ew O rleaus Ihoa-
u ld '
Y.Ì5
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Desirable
FREE
W hen a sh ip in overdue, au opportu
n ity ig Bonietimns afforded for a gam bio
at Lloyds. It can bo readily understood
that underw riters w ho are interested in
tho “ overduos” are on ly too w illin g to
get rid o f tho risk by paying a prem ium
on tho iusured rate to those w h o are
T h e C h r o u ita P B u ild i n g ,
w illin g , on their term s to relieve them NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
THIS CIIRONTCI a £ ranks w ith the sse a tss t
of their responsibilitttw. Tho prem ium
new spaper? la the U nited States.
varies w ith tho chances o f the vessel
THK C HRONICLE has no equal cm the Paelfto
turning up; the sm aller th ech au ces the
U n ited b ta les L and Office,
C o o t, It leads a il In abUltjr, enterprise «ml
n*w s..
high er tho prem ium and vice versa.
R ooeburs, O regon,
T IIE CU RONIOT a ICS T elegraphic R eports ars
Muy 22, 1900.
Tho rates payin g on "overd ues” serve
t’w la test and m ost reliable, its Local N ew s the
N o tic e is h ereb y g iv e n th a t In co m pi i a nee
as uecurate barometers o t tho probabili
fu
lle
st and sp iciest, and its E d ito ria ls from the
ties or otherw ise of tho sh ip ever being w ith th e p ro v isio n s o f th e a ct o f C ongress o f ablest pens In the country.
heard of again. These underw riters Who J u n e s , 1878, e n title d “ A n n et for th e w ile o f
TH E C H RONICLE has a lw a y s been, and a l
tim b er le n d s In th e S ta tes o f C a lifo r n ia , Oregon,
speculate on "overduos” are generally N ev a d a an d W a sh in g to n T errito ry ,” R obert H. w ays w ill be, the friend sr.d cham pion of tbs
people, as a g a in st com binations, cliques. cor
known by tho significant uaiuo o f “ doc B ern h ard t o f F lo ren ce, C o u n ty o f Lane, State porations. or oppressions «.* any kind. It w ill be
tors.” Tho insurance on an “ overdue” o f O regon h a s t h is d a y filed in t h is offee h is Independent In everythin g, neutral In nothing.
uiuy pass through m any ehauuels before sw o rn sta te m e n t N o 1064, for th e p u rch a se o f
tho sh ip is, on tho one hand, “ posted" th e NIC *4 HW *4 o f S ectio n N o 27, in T o w n sh ip DO YOU WANT THE CHRONICLE
a t L loyds ns " m iss in g ,” or, on tho N o 18 S R a n g e N o 11 W a n d w ill offer p roof to
s h o w th a t th e lu n d so u g h t!« m ore v a lu u b le for
other bund, she arrives in safety.
A ship is nover "p osted” u n til tho its tim b er or sto n e th a n fo r a g ricu ltu ra l pur
p o se s, a n d to e s ta b lis h h is c la im to sa id land
com m ittee Is thoroughly satisfied that b efo re th e R eg ister a n d e c c iv e r o f th is o ffic e at
her case Is hopeless, and un til the o w n
R osebu rg, O regon, o n T u esd a y th e 14th d a y o f
Skowlng the Unliod S ’ste » , Dom inios
er is of thu sam e opinion. Before “ post A u g u st, 1900.
a t Canada and Northern M j x I o j
in g ” a notico is put up for a w eek in
H e n a m es ns w itn e sse s;
O K OKI«; W IDE.
v itin g any inform ation concerning the
Mrs L o ttie H urd o f F lo ren ce, O regon, Annum
vessel. If th is e lic its no new s, the oom- F. H urd o fE lo r e n c e , O regon, W. II. W eath erson
m ittee at its next m eeting votes tho sh ip o f F lo ren ce, O regon, C harles T h o m a s o f E u
<>jq T H E O T H E R s i m o .
os " m issiu g, " a n d a notice is posted ac g en e, O regon.
N -n a « 2 " n J 4. e t 111. M ap
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paid for. It muy bo in cid en tally re a b o v e d escrib ed la n d s are req u ested to filo th eir p o . l a j r p r e p a id » ,, r a j p s a d , » , « .
c la im s in t h is ofl'iee o n or b efore suid 14th d ay
AUUUIUW
marked th at " p ostin g" at L loyds con
o f A ugust 1900.
H . <1* Y O T J W f » ,
stitu tes a legal death certificate for any
J. T. B r id o k s ,
PjOpiieioT M F. Chroalsto,
one on bourd the m issiug sh ip s.__Good
R egister.
BAN FRANCXMOa. O i l s
Words.
S m a lle s t a n d O d i l . s t H e p n h lle a .
N E W YORK.
A fJh
(Tncludln# posta/nO to a n y p u r t o f the United
Staten, Canada and M exico.
T H E W E E K L Y CHR ON IC LE, th e brl<hte»t
and m ost com plete W eekly N ew sp ap er In tb s
world, print» reg-ulorly 112 Colum ns, or sixteen
pa<e«, of N ew s, L iterature and General Infor
m ation; a lso a inaj;nUicent A g ricu ltu ra l nrd
H orticultural D epartm ent. T h is 1» on e o f the
*reute»t dep artm en ts in an y paper on this
Coast.
E very th in g w ritten is bused o a ex
perience In the Coast S ta tes, not on E astern
m en's k now ledge of th eir aw n lo c a lities.
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Ron, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
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th e tallii so u g h t is m o re v s In sid e tor Its tim b er
or sto n e th e n for a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o ses, a n d I o 1
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R e g iste r a u d R eceiv er o f t h is office a t R oseburg. Fee tsdto«. IC S H , girls and U lti, ebudraa That m .
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Kotaatt If. B e r n lis n il. o f r io r e n e e , Oregon.
C h a rles II. Morgan o , r io r e n e e , tir eg o n , Mrs.
J. T. R r ip u c «,
I s d ll e II u n i o f F lo ren ce, O regon, W . II. W'eaiber-
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