NOTICE Full PtJ BLICATION.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
flue to kill [one of them.
Remem­ Court Declares Railway Merger Unlawful-
United Stated Lnnd Office.
ber that boys.
United States Land Offioe.
Roseburg, Oregon, March 12, 1903,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 13, 1903.
St. Paul, April 9.—By a decision
At the base of these great rocks
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notion
is
hereby
given
that
in
compliance
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY are many funny fancies wo can of the United States Circuit Court, with the provision« of the sot o f Congress with the provisions o f the net of Congress
June 3,1878, entitled “ An set for the sale
never reach, but nlong the shore Bitting iu bank at St. Paul, the of June 3,1878, entit'tni " An not for the SAle o of f timber
lands in the Slates of California.
greatest railway merger in the o f timber laminin tbeStstes o f Cslifornis. Oregon,Nevada
here
are
lesser
rocks,
wave
washed
and Washington Territory,”
C regou, Noviuln.aiul Washington Territory"
D. F. Dean, Editor and Proprietor
and smooth and nkrut them little world has been completely knocked as extended to all the Puhlio Laud «taten as extended to all the P jblic Laud Status
by
act
of
August
4, 1892.
lakes o f brine, which never go dry out. The decision is in favor of the by act of August 4, 189*-’,
County Official Paner. Bince
CARL F. HENDRICKSON,
ARTHUK MORGAN,
the returning tide soon covers United States and against the
Northern Securities Company. The o f Marsutield. oouuty o f Coos, State of of Grafton, oouuty o f Walsh, state o f North
GOLDEN B U IL D IN G ,
COQ U ILLE C ITY
Devoted to the mat or nil and social u them again, nnd in and around
Oregon,
day
tiled in ibis office —
his Dakota, has this day filed in this office bis
------- has this
-------
, ___
o nlding o f the Coquille Valley pnrtionlarly them, we find some of the strange combination of the stocks of the
sworn statement No. 4502. for the purchase
Oven*
\
„
,
l
l
,
»
,
n
nnrt
th
e
N
o
r
th
e
rn
‘
worI1
»‘
«tement
No.
4M
.
tor
the
purchase
Keeps
consa
nty
on
Hand
IFresIi
M e a t,
and o f Cooa County generally.
u r e a t iN oittiern an a w e . n o n o e r n
the N W . u , of N.E. q of 8ec. No. o f the Southwest \ of Section No.
life of the deep—deep sea.
Subscription, per year, in advance, fl.5 0
Pacific railways is held te be unlaw. :K) in Township No. 97 8. Kange No. 11 W. 8 in Township No. 28 8., Range No.
Here iB the singular star-fish:
11 W., and will offer proof to show that the
of
_
A
_
l
i
Hinds.
___________
the
land
fully in restraint of trade.
The ““A r if.0?®1' P"*?' ‘«.“how that
sought is more valuable for its timber or land sought is more valuable for its timber
this sample more than n foot in
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1903.
Northern Securities Company is re­ stone than for agricultural isirpoae.* and or stone thnn for agricultural purposes, and
diameter, clinging to the moist
establish bis olaim to said land before
C o r n e d B e e f a n d P ic h le d P o r k
strained from voting the stock of to eatablish his olaim to said land tiefore to
rock, with its ten thousand toes,
W. U. Douglas, U. S. Commissioner for E. A. Dodge. C. 8. Commissioner for Ore-
ion, at Myrtle Point, Oregon on Tuesday,
either corporation. The officials of Oregon at Marshfield. Oregon, on Friday, go:
A Kamble on the Beach.
its arms, big and round, radiating
¡e 2nd day of June, 1903. He names as
the companies are also enjoined the 1st day o f May. 1903. He names as th<
from just no body at all, while on
W. H. Morgan, Jesse Smith. wi tnesses: Andrew M. Siverton, of Crooks-
from allowing Northern Security witnesses:
ton.
Minn.; Webb Msst] of Lee, Oregon;
liv R ouert R oland .
John Thoruthwsite.of Marshfield, Oregon,
its back, what may, or may not be,
W. W. Rogers and E. N. Smith, both of
officials to vote their stock or to F. K. Taylor, of Fairview. Oregon.
a
mouth,
or
an
eye,
gapes
and
Myrtle
Point, Oregon.
A bright little boy in a Sunday
pay dividends to the Security Com­ Any aud alSpersons eltim ing adversely
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
School, being asked to define a lie, stares at you and wondors what pany. News of the decision created the above-desoril>ed lands are requested to
file their claims in this ulfioe on or before the above-described lands are requested to
My
said: “ A lie is an abomination unto sort of a monster you are.
file their claims in this office on or before
a flurry in Wall street, but the said 1st day of May, 1903.
said 2nd day o f June 190ft.
the Lord, and au ever present help cane is not strong enough to detach enormous support that was hurried­
J. T. BRIDGES.
J. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
it from the rock where we find
in time ot trouble.
Register.
ly rushed to the falling stocks of
Never comes to the customers buying their goods at
it,
waiting
for
the
tide.
This
But this is a true story.
the railroads involved prevented a
seemingly unconscious blocklike
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The decision of the Court
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
And all my nephews and nieces creature, which at a little distance panic.
The opinion was
—I cant stop to name them now— looks like the gray stone, where it is unanimous.
United States Land Office,
United States Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, March 12,1903.
This
Roseburg, Oregon, March 27, 1903.
are invited to go with me on a ram­ clings, never heard of the beauti­ written by Justice Thayer.
o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
.......................
ble along the beach— for there are ful poet who Baid “ All things come decision is tho greatest, blow ever
with the provision of the act of Congress
in compliance with the provisions of
many pretty things to look at, when round to him who will but wait,” aimed at the trusts.
o f Jane 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
For every dollas you tender the house you yet ita equiv-
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­ “ An not for the sale of timber lands in the
yon are there. And first let me say or of another one who said: “ There
Bryan Going to the Slump.
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, nnd Washington state of California, Oregon, Nevada and lent in value.
my dears, “Use your eyes." Dont is a tide in the affairs of men, which
Territory,” an extended to nil the Public Washington territory” as extended to all
go through the world and see taken at the flood, leads on to
Lnnd States by net of Aagont 4, 1892,
publio land states by the act of August 4,
The business we do has been built c:: •'hose principles,
New York, April.— William J.
UN,
nothing.
When your old uncle fortune and to fame,” and yet it
LENORA E. NEELY.
and
it
is on these principles we stand.
Bryan has notified his New York
ANDREW M SIVERTON.
was a bit of a kid, he read a story waits, and yet it has sense and soul
f Fnirview, county o f Coos. State o f Or­ of Crookston, county Jot Pohl, state of
friends that he will be in the East in o egon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
her
in a school book entitled, “ Eyes enough to know the flood tide will
Minnesota, has this day filed in this office
May, and that he will deliver a se­ sworn statement No. 4748, for the purchase his
sworn statement No, 4003 for the pur­
and no eyee.”
It was of two com­ return, when it may loosen itself
ries of addresses on political sub­ of the NE of NE % o f Seotion No. 17, in chase o f the SE.1*^ of aeotion 8 in township
rades on a journey.
One of them from the great stone, when the
Township No. '¿S S., Range No. 11 W., and
jects in the States of New York, will .»Her proof to show that the lnnd 28 south, rang* 11 west, and will offer IDry Goods. Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Flour and
proof to show that the land sought is more
saw many beautiful and curious strength of a man did not disturb
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New sought is more valuable for its timber valuable for its timber or atone than for
Feed
Stock in all Departments complete.
things, which interested him every it, and wander “ wobbling” away;
or
stone
than
for
agricultural
purposes,
Jersey and Maryland, says the and to establish her clnim to said hind be­ agricultural purposes, nnd to eatablish his
moment.
The other saw nothing swimiug, walking or flying thro’ its
to said land before K. A. Dodge, U.8.
Brooklyn Eagle. The first of these fore L. H. Hazard, County Clerk of Cooe claim
Commissioner for Oregon at Myrtle Point,
and declared it the most dismal aqueous home.
Oregon, at Coquille. on Thursday Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2nd daytof June,
addresses will probably be deliver­ County,
the 25th day of Jane, 1903. She names as
journey he had ever taken in bis
He names at witnesses: Carl F,
“I wish we could get him off,” ed at the Academy of Music, Brook­ witnesses: W. E. Neely, Lee Neely, F. R. 1908.
Hendricasen, of Grafton, North Dakota,
life.
And then I said to my self,
Taylor
and
Arthur
FJinn,
nil
of
Fairview,
lyn.
Webb Mast, o f Lee, Orogon; W, H. Rogers,
AT
Oregon.
very quietly, you know: “ I’ve got said Jimmie, making a vigorous
and E. N. Smith, both of Myrtle Point,
push at it with his foot.
“ I ’d like
Any and all persons claiming adversely Oregon.
two good eyes. I'll use them”
Railroad
has
Lost-
to take him home, to catch wood
the above-described lands are requested to
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
file their claims iu this office on or before the above-described lands are requested to
Here is wisdom, my dears. Keep rats."
said 25th day of June, 1903.
Washington,
April
6.—
Tho
Su­
file their olaims in this office on or before
your eyes and ears open, but don’t
J. T. BRIDGES.
Don’t hurt him, my boy.
It
said 2nd day of Jnne, 1903.
talk all the time.
Remember, it’s would not be much of a rat catcher, preme Court today affirmed the de.
Register.
/ . T. BRIDGES, Register.
the “ Empty pitchers that make the I reckon, nor would it live long out cision of the Circuit Court of Ap­
peals
for
the
Ninth
Circuit,
which
most noise.”
Let your “old unk” of its native element.
H AVE TH E VERY L A T E ST J N
It’s a good
do most of the talking, lor he’s rule not to kill any of G od’s cre- affirmed the judgment of District
Judge
Charles
B.
Bellinger,
setting
been filling up now, more or less, tures except in cases of necessity,
aside the patent issued by the Sec­
“ in two centuries.”
for food, or in self defense.
This retary of the Interior to Oregon &
If it was California Railroad Company on
Our ramble today will be along thing can’t jump on you.
the beach of the great ocean.
The free from the rock it could not February 20, 1893, covering a largo
Pacific—tho’ its far from pacific chase you, or bite you, or hurt you area of land within the in indemnity
sometimes.
When I was as young unless it got hold of you with those limits of its grant, and effect uphold
as you are I never thought to see strong arm« and then I think you’d ing the title of settlers now upon
I used these lands or establishing the rights
it, but distance is not what it used wish you had let it alone.
to be and I’m here and glad, to have two of them in my cabinet, of settlers to hereafter acquire title
T h e la t e s t in
but they were dead and dry as a to the same.
“awfully” to be here, with such
bright, merry lot of dear nephews bone, before I saw them— hauled out
All of the lands affected by this
by tho oyster fishermen on Long decision are more than 20 and with­ Thoioughbred Cleve­
and nieces.
Black Warrior.
The star-fish is said in 30 miles west of the railroad, be­
land Bay.
The tide you see is out—way out, Island sound.
tween Jefferson in Marion county
and we may ramble along the beach to be fond of oysters.
Some boys want to kill every and Roseburg in Douglsas county.
of the great oceaD, on the white,
s Salesman, No. 417
at Mrs. G. M n ’s
--------------------------
solid sand; where a few hours ago thing they see that is small and
Sire Scampton Monarch, No. 543
Many
Oead
In
an
Alabama
Tornado.
great ships might have sailed, nnd and helpless, but I hope that will
d Cyrable, S- B-
where in a few hours more they nover be said of any of my neph­
You will find the latest In Fall and Winter Millinery at
Birmingham, Ala, April 8.— Mea­
may sail again We may now real­ ews.
TEM PEST-
my
store.
ly hay, we are walking under the
“ W o n t see what good it does” ger information has reached here
regarding a tornado which passed a
sea.
said Johnny, somewhat abashed
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp­
^ « Bay Chief, No- 459
mile north of Hanceville, Ala., on
Dam I Babo Robins, N o.. 1021
“ Uncle Robert — What makes
Neither do I, my boy, but as the the lino of Blunt aud Cullman coun­
ing done to order.
the tide run in and out, and rise and good book tells us, nothing was ere
/ d Mayflower, No. 327
fall, and never rest or stop work, atod in vain, this creature has its ties, about 2 o ’clock this morning
Owing to the crippled condition of
This Thoroughbred Stallion and Jack will make the senson o f 1903
as I have read about in a book?1
purposes tho' we may not know the wires, full information has not
Ah! there you go Lottie.
A what they are, and it's right to live yet arrived, but persons who have at Myrtle Point after the 15tb of March, both on the same terms, which
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
child may ask a question, the gray, is as good as mine, so long as it arrived here on the Louisville ,fc will be $15.00 to insure. Will be at Coquille till March 15tb.
est old sage cannot answer, aud I ’m attends strictly to its own business. Nashville accommodation train from
G ran t H a r r y , M gr.
right up against it, the very first Many harmless, as well as useful Decatur, which passed the scene of
thing. I dont know my dear— but things that boys kill, are protected the disaster, say that 11 dead bodies
philosophers say its the moon. by law. Not long ago I heard of a aro reported to have been found
There’s a man in the moon you bov who shot thirty robins, one nnd that upward of a score of per­
Only$5 a. month,
know.
You can see his big face Saturday forenooD, and in all tho sons are injured nnd mauy farm­
onthe installment
sometimes.
I never was in the five days he had been in school'that houses distroyed.
------DEALER IN ------
plan.
moon. He looks like n smiling old week, ho knd never been taught
» «§> 4
Bandon Recorder.
chap, but if he attends to the tides to bo a law bi cuker. He was liable
— o—
he has a very busy timo of it, and to be arrested nnd fined or sent to
Carl Danielson, of Prosper left
My last Sunday for San Francisco to
must take many a long fast, and jail, for overy one of them.
never get a chance to sleep, since, boyhood days,— I was a pioneer's meet an uncle, who is coming out
as your books say, the tide is al­ son in a new country, where they from the east to visit relatives and
.A.11 Kinds of Leather Goods fou.nd in a.
ways “ working,” at its job.
“ The had no such laws, but they have see this section of the country.
W ill Get Y o u
A.
Harness Sliop.
moon’s attraction"— philosophers them now and have had for many
Tho steamer Chico’s passenger
Piano-
Re­ list to San Francisco Inst Sunday
say— and we all know the moon is years, nnd so has Oregon.
I also do all kinds of repairing in this line at a reasonable figu le
Don’t let the was as follows Chris Rasmussen
very attractive. By and by—doubt­ member that boys.
You can save this amount if yon will and make your£denr ones
-
Ooouille, Ore
To nnd John Gerber, of BandoD, Front street.
less it will attract you all out for law compel you to do right
happy. No homo complete without a piauo or an organ.
If you are
do
right
for
its
own
sake
is
the
bet­
James
Armdrorng,
Carl
Danielson
moonlight rambles,
with
some
looking for best values
choice companion—but ns our ram­ ter way. When I wns a boy, I bad nnd a Mr. Sturdivant, of Prosper,
ble, just now, is of another sort, a gun nnd I used to liko to shoot an-' Mrs. Rians nnd Mrs. Norris,
let us look along our way; see too, but I never killed a robin in of Coquille.
John Gerbpr, an old veternu who
deprives you of
what we can find, nnd visit tho moon my life. I used to shoot squirrels
We are prepared to interest you and make the assertion that we
who carried off our corn: but they haH made Bandon his home for
some other time.
can do MORE for yon than nny other Piano or Organ House in the
your dear ones.
On the beach— now the tide is made excellent pot-pioe, and black several years past, loft here for
country. If you are interested write at once.
Show your love for the one who
out, we find queer pobbles—beaut­ birds who pulled up the corn when southern California, on the steamer
is gone by providing a monument
iful shells—wave washed coral, and it was young aud tender, and an oc­ when she sailed, Sunday evening
THE BIG SIX: KIMBALL, CHICKEBING, WEBER, MILTON,
the coral is a text for a good long casional crow, when I could get Mr. Gerl er has an idea o f entering
worthy the metnorv of that one.
V0SE.HINZE, with the giant WHITNEY is a combination of
the
soldiers’
home,
at
Snuta
nonr
enough;
but
these
were
birds
story.
Here is also stranded ani­
A large mouiimeut or a small soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled anywhere.
some time in the future.
mal life—funny fishes—and you of prey nnd did a whole lot of mis­ Monica, —------------
» «« . .
marker, whichever you choose at Twenty.eight other makes we handle.
may fill your pockets and aprons chief. If the robin eats a few cher­
Chalmers Strange, son of Hev. F.
his place, will show the best judg- [
...
, ,
. . .
_
. , r. ,
.
and handkerchiefs—with agates,— ries, he also eats whole armies of G. Strange, pastor of the Marsh­
.
, .. . ,
, .
,1
We Also have in stock a fine 1' iip of Violins, Bnoios, On
tb and
bugs
and
caterpillars,
and
without
pearly pieces of shells—beautiful
ment of hrst-class designers and | Mandolins at prices from $5 upward.
A full assortment o i rings.
field Presbyterian church, won the
bis
help
aud
those
liko
him,
inno­
stones—many hued as the rainbow
second prize in the anuual contest
workmen.
i Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly.
— great claws from hugo defunct cent song birds, we would have no of the Southern Oregon Normal
crib s—shells o f the horse-shoe fruit. There wns once a noble poet School at Ashland, last week, for
oral) nnd all the while be listening who lived long ago who wrote which he will be awarded a scholar-
innny things which are forgotten;
to what the wild waves say.
ship in the Normal for one year,
I O O F. HALL-
but he wrote one thing which has
valued at $25. Speaking of the eveut
Ah there’s nothing so delightful
never* been forgotten, and nevor
ns this ramble under tho sea: for will be, aa long ns there is nny lov­ the Ashland Tribue says: “ Mr.
(,'o g riLLE , O r b g o n .
1 Æ A E S H P IE L D ,
-
OZESZEL
thntsjust what we are at,—since it ing tenderness in U ib human soul. Chalmers Strange took second prize
was here—is not here —and will bo My good old mother used often to with his oration, ‘Tho Trust Prob­
here ngain soon, nnd wo in retreat quote it, and I kueiv it by henrtlong lem.’ Mr. Strange spoke well, and
Cores Crip
to highor ground, will safely see years before I ever saw it iu print. his original treatment of this sub­
fat T w o Days.
ject discussed contributed, undoubt-
the ocean exhult, where our feet It was this:
! edly, to his success.” —Sun.
have been.
P o u ltr y F a r m ,
“ I would not enter on my lint o f friends.
on every
m m
But that is not yet, and we wan­ Tho* Rrnood with polished manners nnd
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
box. 25c.
Stvtn
MBBon
bases
ioM
in
past
13
months.
This
S
ig
n
a
t
u
r
e
,
^
fC
yfir
der on. Far out we see huge rocks:
■Ins sense.
United States Land Office.
Prop
Roseburg,Oregon, Match 12» 1903,
—sky scrapers— up in tho air like Yet wanting sonsihilitv—the mnn,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.*’
twenty story palaces; covering acres
ARAG0, OREGON.
with the provisions o f tho act o f Congress
of
Jane 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the
Therefore
bova,
whenever
you
of foundation, and worn into caves
Throughbred
cockerels from $1 up,
of timber lands in the States of Cali­
nnd arches, and many fantastic wnnt to Ipll some harmless thing, sale
fornia. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
anil
eggs
$1 per setting.
forms by the pounding waves,— recall those liues nod don’t do it. Territory,’ ’ as extended to nil th«» I’nblic
something like the pictured rocks The great tencher said: “ Blessed Land State* by act of Angnst 4, 1893,
Also Scotch-Collies pups of the very j
L i i .I.Y O . P m EWKTT, l ’ SW ARM ED,
are the merciful,” and I think he
of Lake Superior.
finest strain on sale.
of Parkersburg, county of Coos, Slate of
“ Did you ever see them Uncle knew what he was talking about.
Oregon, has this day riled in this office her
a n n o ! fob r o M u m i
Next week we will continue our sv'orn statement No 4904, for the pnrehnse
R obert’'’
• ( the N. E. U of }**. W.
o f Section No. I, Department of the Interior. Lnnd Offloe at I
Yes Roy, many times, but we ramble on the beach and find a lot in Township No. 29, Range No. 14
Kosebnrg. Oregon. February IN», ISM»
Bliall have to lcavo them with the mire quaint and and enrioua things. I and will offer o o o f to show that the land
o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h v t i
sought is more valuable for its timber or
the following-named settler has filed ;
moon story and take in whatever is
stone than for agricultural purposes, nnd to notice o f his intention to make final proof i
j establish ner claim to raid land before L. in support of his olaim, and thnt said proof i
just now iu sight.
These huge
A. F Reams the Democrtic Candidate-
i H. Hazard. County Clerk o f Coos county, will be made before L. H. Hazard, County
rocks before us— the home of
| < >regon. at Coquille. on Tuesday the 23rd
at Coquille, Oregon, on April
thousands of sea-gulls,— are alive
Albany, Or.,
April 11—The day of Jnne. 1903. She names as witnesses: Clerk,
13,1903,viz: Wallace M. Hsmvnack on H. E. I
E. Hadsall, Wes Mack, Clint Randle- No 8672, for lots 2 and 3 and 8E*i N W * . i
with their rough songs, and give Democratic convention of the Firat A.
»’»an and J. A. Tofik. all of Parkersburg. NE1» B W * . Sec. 4. T . 29 H.. R. 13 W.
protection to their neata, their eggH congreasional diatrict met in the Oregon.
He names the following witne-ses to
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
find young.
These are our const court house in this city at 0 o ’clock
the above-described lands are requested to prove his continnems residence nj»*»n nnd
scaveD gerH nnd tho laws of Oregon, this morning.
Hon. A. F. Reams, file their clsiius in this office on or Indore cultivation of said land, viz: John Rowan,
o f Ceqoill • tv. Oregon, W ill A ll-* ( I
protect them from the ruthleas gun 1 of Jackaon county i a immimitcd •aid 33rd dsv o f Jure 19W.
Robin•!•»», Bnm’ l Rowan, of Arago, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES.
of tho sportsman. It's A five dollar ou the first I mi Hot.
Regist r
?. T. BRIDGES. Re.inter.
tfoQtiíUt tfthj ^eralâ.
Drone & i^ay,
Butcher,
Cash Paid for Hides in any Quanty.
Disappointment
P E R R Y ’S STORE.
N
Closing Out Sale
LYONS’ MILLINERY
Ladies, Misses & Childrens Hats.
Lyons’ Millinery Store.
,’s S t
"Tempest”
"Commodore"
M IL L IN E R Y
IVIrs. O. Moon
C.
$5will by an Orbili
B. LEEP,
Harness and Saddles $10 il M il
Death’s Harvest
For Spot Cash or on Time Payments
-
Coos County Marble and
Granite Works.
Kiiiillvnioiitli Hock
CHAS. GRISSEN MUSIC (JO.
T o Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
Z
J. R. Stillwell,
Strang’s Emporium.
N
Glassware and Dishes, W ood and W illow -
ware.
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoes-.
Outing Flanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies and Gents Underwear.
Z. C. STRANG, Prop.. - -
t
-
Coouille, Oregon.