Coquille City herald., June 23, 1903, Image 4

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PUBLISHED EVKBY TUE s D a Ï
D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor
C o u n t v O ffic ia l P a n e r .
Devoted to the material and social up-
o adding of the Goqaille Valley particularly
and of Coon Comity generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $1.50
Church
Directory.
C hristian C hurch . — Pleaching every
Sunday at 11 a. 10 . and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
Hchool at 10 a. in. Christian Endeavor at
0:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting every Wednes­
day evening at 7:30. All cordially invited-
Episcopal Chnrch.— Episcopal services
will be held at St. James chnrch, Coquille
City the third Sunday in each month.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. each Sunday.
Win. Horsefall, Pastor.
M E. Chnrch, South: Preaching each
and every Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
o’clock. Senior Epworth League at G:30, p.
m. Junior League at 3:30,p. m. Prayermeet-
ing Thursday evening at 7:30.
H. C. Allen, pastor.
M kthodi 8 t E piscopal C hurch .—Services
every Sunday at 11 a. ra. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a, m. Junior
League 3:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thurs­
day evening at 7:30 p. m. A special invita­
tion is extehded to the pnblic to attend all
services.
W . H. M ykrf , Pastor.
P resbyterian C hurch .—Preaching eer-
vices 2nd and 4th Sundays, morning ard
evening, Sunday School every Sunday nt
10 a. m. Christian Endeavor services every
Sunday at G:30 p. m .. Miss Winnie Hall,
President.
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary
Society moots every two weeks on Thurs­
days at 2 p. m. A cordial weloorae is ex­
tended to the public to attend all our ser-
uioea.
A dolph H abehly , Pastor
The W . C. T. U. meets every 1st and 3rd
Friday at 2 p. m, nt the Christian church.
C hurch of R edeemed I srael !
Services
every 1st and 3rd Sunday in each month by
Elder J. H. James.
L O C A L ITEM S.
E. L. Wilson, of Cherry creek,
was in town Thursday.
Jnst step in to Drane & lta y ’s
and inspect tbeir elegant stock of
groceries.
MrB. Sam Johnson, of Norway,
visited friends in town a day or so
last week.
Attention, farmers? Take your
bacon and lard to Drane k Itay and
get the cash.
M
Darn Nomal
The third commencement of the
Normal under tbo present manage­
ment occurs Thursday, June 11th.
Tho year has been the most pros­
perous of the three, and tho at­
tendance the best.
In February we sent a large class
before the county board of examin
ers, all of whom passed with good
margins.
One state certificate re­
sulted.
Calls for teachers have beeu
greater than before and have far
exceeded the supply.
Tho review class will he contin­
ued; it has been a boon to many.
We have a business course unsur­
passed in the state.
It is fasci­
nating, thorough, and practical.
Our graduates succeed as teach­
ers.
Every department of work is
strong, and our students are of
the best.
Drain is still a state school, sup­
portée. by state appropriation, is­
suing diplomas that have a mean­
ing in Oregon. No sham work is
done.
For information address
J. H. O rcutt ,
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President.
1 wo tor the Price ot One.
I Sw ift
Dead.
FO R HALE—One hundred and
The Committee on decoration for
sixty ncres.
Ono nnd one-hslf
the Fourtti of July would especially
million feet white cedar logs, nlso
request the business men to spare
2000 smaller trees suitable for pil-
no pains to decorate their respective
iog and telephone poles.
Situ­
places of business and tfie street in
ated 2J miles south of Prosper.
front of same. We would suggest
Iuquire c f L. It. Edmuods, Fisli-
that you use plenty of evergreens
, trap Oregon.
for the sidewalks, using bunting
The east has been spared the
and flags to cross from one building
to another across the street, as well suffering occasioned by floods thus
as on your bnildings. Let cvery- I far, but it will have to pay the pen*
ono show a spirit of decoration and j alty sooner or later. The llepf
we will make this the most attract­ j Trust will attend to that.
ive, as well as pleasant Fourths
Have you been in to see the har-
ever held in Coos county.
Every­ ■ gain counter at the Pacific Furni­
one put a sholder to the wheel.— ture #nd l.umder Co’s store? If
Cnmmitteo.
not you should go at once.
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The P. F. k L. Company have
had the upper story of their store
At Hawkins'
remodeled and the East half will be
converted into a furniture depart­
Juby Trimmings, 35 ct. grade,
ment, where furniture will hereafter now.................................. , . . y .JO
be kept for salo. A limited amount
Fine Brussel Curtain Netting. 3
of furniture ai rived by the schooner yards fo r ................................. 1 00
Gem, from Sun Pedro, California.
Curtain Swiss, 15 ct grade
10
This furniture was manufaetored in
Lace Curtains, #1.50 grade 1 25
in tile company n factory iu Los
Ladies' Chimiaette, 25ct grade
15
Aiig. le* fi m lumber sawed in their now...........................................
mills here, tlin schooner Gem,
Fine Handkerchief Linen, re­
when loaded, will sail direct from duced to 50 and 00 cents.
here to Ban Pedro, MO miles south
Butcher’s Linen reduced to 30
of San Francisco. From San Pedro and 40 cents
the lumlier is conveyed about ‘25
Tape Girdle Corsets reduced
miles to the company’s factory at to...............................................
65
Los Angeles
A line of schooners
Girdle Corsets,
pink, White,
will roll nil summer between Port and B lue................................
95
Orford and San Pedro.— Port Or-
White, Clean) and Black nil
ford Tribune.
(over Lace, from 20 cents to #2.00
W o i i< l4 ‘ r l i i l
In * c u t io n .
GENERAL DIRECTORY-
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It is interesting to note that for-
Died— At Bandon, June 10, 1908 tunes are frequently made by the Theodore Hooseyelt.........................President
John H ay............. ' .......... Secretary of State
M. J. Hwift, aged about 00 years.
invention of.articles of minor im­ Leslie M. Shaw......... Secretary of Treasury
Mr. Hwift bad been doing his portance
Many of the most pop­ Elibu Hoot.......................... Secretary of War
chores around the house, nnd put a ular devices are those designed to E. A. Hitchcock......... Secietary of Interior
f l e e c e . 4
bell upon one of his cows ami turn­ benefit the people and meet pop­ Wm. H. Moody.................. Secretary of Navy
N o u -M a g n e tic
ed them out as usual. On return­ ular conditions, nnd nna of the Jas. F. Wilson — Secretary of Airicnltuio
ITirkel Silver Case
ing to the house he spoke to his most interesting of these tint hns P. C. Knox............................................ Attorney General
JLdly Guaranteed
wife who helped him to the lounge ever been inven'ed is the Dr. White H. C. Payne..................................... Postmaster General
Tor sale by
where he died immediately.
Electric Comb, patented Jan.l,’ 99. Melville W . Fuller.....................Chief Justice
ORKOON 8TATK O K P IC 8 K 8 .
ALL JEWELERS
Mr. Hwift served in tho infantry These wonderful combs positivly
John H. Mitchell )
. .U. 8 . Senator
Illustrated Booklet
from Iowa over four years during curedau.lruff, bait fulling out, sick Joseph Simon
f
on request, showing
the Rebellion, nnd was iu “Sher­ and nervous headaches, and when Thos. H. Tongue, deceased-----Con 1st Dist !
used iu conniption with Dr. White's M.
co lored
M oody............. Congressman 2i.d Dist j
man ’« March to the Sea.”
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FANCY
Deceased was buried at half-past Eh ctric Hair Brush are positively Geo. E. Chamberlain.......................Governor I
DIALS
two o'clock, Sunday in the Bandon guaranteed to make straight hair F. I. Dunbar...................... Secretary of State i
Chas. T. Moorp.....................State Treasurer !
cemetary, under the auspices of the i-uily iu 25 days’ time. Thousands J. H. Ackerman........Supt. Pub. Instruction j
The
New
England
G. A. K. Post of tliis place.
He of these electric combs baye beeD , J. E. W hitney.............................. State Printer |
Watch
Co.
sold
iu
the
various
cities
of
the
A. "J. Crawford................. Attorney General j
leaves a wife three daughters nnd
Union, aud the demand is con­ K. S. Bean.
J
two sons to mourn their sad loss.
> ............... Supreme Judges |
stantly increasing. Our agents are F. A. Moore,
Elder Holt preached the funerul rapidly becoming lich selling these C. E. Wolverton. )
M IN N E A P O L IS
EXPORTERS
service of Mr. Switt, at 11 o ’clock, combs. They positivly sell on 1 M. L . Chamberlain................................
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......... Clerk Board School Land Com.
Sunday, June 14, in Recorder Hull sight. ¡Send f ir sample. Men’s size
C, B. Bellinger....................U. S. Dist. Judge
— Recorder.
35c. Indies’ 50c— half price while W. F. Mathews..........................U. S. Marshal
Our 4th of July committee has
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we are introducing them. 8ee want' I). M. Dunne.....................Collector Int. Fsv.
Evidently the Postotfice Depart­ Column of this paper. The Dr. i John II. H a ll................. U. S. Dist. Attorney made arrangements with Archie 2 0 0 - 2 1 2 F I R S T AVE. N O R T H
Levy, of Sau Francioso, to make
SECOND J U D IC IA L D IS T R IC T .
ment is suffering from n superflu-' White Electric Comb Co., Decatur,
• M IN N E A P O L I S , M IN N .
J. W. Hamilton....................................... Judge a baloon asceusiou and parachute
ity o f automobiles and cash-regist­ III.
'3CST.'-
— '— “ '
leap
at
this
place
on
the
4th.
Dont
G. M. Brown...............Prosecuting Attorney
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ers.
HlQlt MHt/ES. QUICK. CASH RETUHNS
miss this. It will he the first iu
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ta
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\VRtTKj«fctini:i;i.ARs
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Miss Ruth Hanna has the satis­
Ilonry Booth.........................................Heceiver the couutv-
“ A man living on a farm near here J. T . Bridges.........................................Register
faction of knowing that the date of
0 0 0 8 COUNTY O F F IC E R S ,
the Ohio convention wns changed j eame in a short time ago completely
D. H. JOHNSON,
F. F. DAVENPORT,
doubled up with rheumatism.
I L. Hnrlocker.............................................. Judge E. 8. DEAN,
to suit her wedding day
President.
Vice
President.
Secretary.
handed him a bottle of Chamber­ L. H . Hazard.............................................. Clerk
It may have bepn noticed that lain’s Pain Balm and told him to Stephen Gallier........................................Sheriff
the discovery of $2,000,000 worth use it freely, and if not satisfied J. B. Dulley.........................................Treasurer
of buried treasure was reported to after using it he need not pay a T. J. T hrift............................................Assessor
W . H. Bunch............. Sohool Superintendent
hnve been made on Balt River.
cent for it,” says C. P. Rayder, of
W m. Horsfall........................................ Coroner
A Yale studeut cabby has beeu Pattens Mills, N. Y.
“ A few days 8 . B Cathcart...................................... Surveyor
(Successors to Johnson, Dean k Co.)
accused of extortion. He was »1 later be walked into the store as D. McIntosh...............................Commissioner
C a p ita l $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
together too good an imitatiou of straight as ns a st.ing nnd handed li. C. Dement............................. Commissioner
Principal placo of business
tho strikers whose place he was ta­ me a dollar saying, ‘give me an­
SHEEP PE LTS
WOOL
e.Vrni H ID E S
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M c M i l l a n
FU R A W O O L CO
TAN NERY
We have made arrangements
with the publishers of the A M E R ­
ICAN FARM ER by which we ure
able to offer this great farm paper
and the H ebald for the price of
the H ebald alone— $1.50, for Hie
next 30 days. Who will he the
king.
first to take advantage of this op­
The original Fiugree potato
portunity? This is n great offer
patch in Detroit has been aban­
for our farmers and dairymen.
doned. This is a result of pros­
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Two sons of John Fromm, of perity as there are no unemployed
Brush Creek, succeeded in killing to cultivate the vacant land.
tho largest panther that ever climb­
The live-stock exhibit at the Saint
ed a tree in Southern Oregon. The Louis exposition will cover an
beast measured !) feet 4 inches. The area of 100 acres. Ex-Senator
boys are to be congratulated on Harris, who went abroad to secure
their luck, pluck, and good marks­ foreign exhibits is oucouraging pro­
manship. In California such a beast gress.
would be called a “ California lion,”
Evidently the rnornl sentiment
and had President Rposevelt have
bagged tho benst it xfould have been is growing in Breathitt county, Ky.
called a large and ferocious “ moun- The inhabitants are beginning to
taiu lion,” but to the boys of tne discuss the question o f whether
wilds of Curjy it is only a “ panther” or not it is right to assassinate a
and a dead one, too,— Port Orford man on Sunday.
Ladies you just ought to try
those Shreaded wheat biscuits at
Drane & Kay’s.
Tribune.
Attorney L. A. Roberts, of
The Seventh Day Adventists of
Myrtle Point, had business at the Coos county will hold their unnunl
county seat on Thursday.
camp meeting this year at Myrtle
T. J. Hall, of the law firm of Point, beginning July 30th and
Hall k Hall at Marshfield, was on continuing till August 9tb. The
our streets Friday, having business following is the list o f speakers
who will bepiesent. Eldor Berg,
at the courthouse.
of Portland; Elder Black, of Ari­
Sherman Flinu, of Fairview,
zona; Prof. Lewis, of Walla Walla
was in town on Friday and made
collpge; Prof. Rogers, also of same
himself a present of a nice new
school; Dr. Simmons, of Portland
wagon, purchased of J. A. Lamb k
Sanitarium; and Dr. Stewartz, late
Co. He also filed on a timber
minister to Jnpan. All are cordi­
clam while at the county seat.
ally invited to attend these meet­
J. W. Field, o f Bandon, was in ings.
town Friday. He informs ns that
Our friend nnd former towns­
he has sold his Bandon property to
man, A. B. Tozier, writes u i that
Wm. Gallier, late of this city,
he has sold his Mercantile busi­
where his hardware bsiness will
ness at Ashland and has moved
be conducted. Mr. Field is un­
into un alfalfa farm at Morrell,
decided as to wbat he will do.
Klamath county, and orders his
WANTED 5 YOUNG MEN from H f . b a l d changes to that address,
Coos county at once to prepare for Among other things iu the letter he
positions in the Government ser­ says; “ Everything here has to be
vice— Railway Mail Clerks, Letter irrigated. Coos county is a pretty
Carriers, Custom House aud De­ good place after all, if it does rain
partmental Clerkn, etc. Apply to anil get muddy in winter’’.
inter-State Correa. Inst., Cedar
Charles B. Crosby whom we
Rapids, Iowa.
mentioned last week as having
I f your cows switch their tails passed away at the home o f his
while you are milking them, get daughter, Mrs. W. Z. Cotton, of
two of Walter
Colvin’s
ante Fairyiew, on the 12th, wns 77 years,
switchers far 25 cents, ono for the 3 months and 12 days of age. The
cow yon are milki i g and one for deceased was an Oregon pioueer,
the cow behind you, and your eyes having crossed the plains with a
will be Bafe. Adress W. E. Colvin, party of emigrants in 1817. Ho was
a native o f New j e r k state.
Coquille City, Oregon.
W anteo .— L ive agents to sell Dr.
James Laird bad the misfortune
to lose the first finger from his White’s Electric Combs, patented
right hand on Wednesday evening Jan. 1,’99. Cure dandruff, hair fall­
at Johnson’s mill. It seems ho ing out sick and nervous headaches,
was working with the “ Yankee yet costs no more thau au ordiuary
Hells on sight.
Agents
fireman” when he got the finger comb.
entangled with eudless chain gear are wild with success. SendôO cts
Write
with the result that a considerable for sample (half price).
The Dr. White Electric
portion of the member wns taken quick.
Comb Co., Decatur, III.
off.
A
Booker T. Washington's advise to
the young men of his race to go out
into country nnd learn poultry rais­
ing reveals an ignorance on thp
part of the young men which the
public never suspected.
The latest pnraphenalin for pre­
serving rnilroad ties consists of re­
torts which are transported to the
place where the ties nre stored in
bulk. The snp is forced from the
wood nnd is replaced with a snline
solution.
The frequency of poisoning from
eating ice-cream which hns absorb­
ed poisonous germs or vapors, in
London, has resulted in the Board
of Henlth passing most stnngpnt
laws regarding the raanufntnre and
sh I o of this popular commodity.
British promoters have applied
for permission to construct a hang­
ing, overhead electrio railway for
a distance o f eight miles along the
edge of the Thames. There is now
a railway o f this description in suc­
cessful nperatiou at Elberfeld, Ger­
many.
It is claimed that the Mexican
cargador, or carrier, will transport
a load which frequently weighs
400 pounds. Most of this is sustain­
ed by the head, the load being car­
ried sometimes on the head, at
others on the back but suppnrtfd
by bands which rest on the fore­
head.
William F. Dunham of Deuver
hnB brought hack from Mexico an
account of what is believed to be
the highest wattertall in the world.
It is called by the Indian Bassas-
eacliic, is located 100 miles wpst of
Chihualia, near the summit of the
Sierra mountains. The cascade
falls 978 feet from a height of 6,
500 feet above the sea.
M. M. Meissiu, a French natural­
ist, reports a variety of gray ant
which moves from place to place
in columns headed by an ant on
“ horseback."
The “ horse” is a
large black ant. The mounted
ant would, from time to time
ride rapidly around his entire com­
mand as if looking for loiterers or
deserters.
Coquille Valley Packing Company
other bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm.
I want it in the h mse nil
the time for it cured me.’”
For
sale by R. H. Knowlton.
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R-I-P-A-N S Tabnlea
Doctors fiud
A good proscription
For mankind-
The 5-cent packet is enough for usual oc­
casions
The family bottle (GO cents» con­
tains a supply for a year, All druggists
sell them.
Oregon
Buff Ply month Rock Myrtle Point,
Poultry Farm ,
J, R. Stillwell » Prop
ARAG0, OREGON.
A general packing busiuess carried on. The best meats
the country can produoo always on hand. Highest cash
price paid for beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc.
BOARD
A. DAVENPORT1,
D. H. JOHNSON,
OF U lR EC TO RS:
E. S.D EAN
E. E. DAVENPORT.
WM. SLINGSBY,
Tbroughbred cockerels from $1 up,
and eggs $1 per setting.
Also Scotch-Collies pupa of the very
finest strain on sale.
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FOB SALE.
A finn stock ratio’, consisting of
320 acres of land, which contain
2,900,000 Feet o f fine saw timber, a
pait of which is cedar; 75 acres
cleared, a portion in cultivation:
good house nnd barn.
Price,
$2800.
Address, Martin Miller,
Dora, Oregon.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land office, Itoseburg, Oregon, May 28.
1303.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler nas tiled notice of his inten­
tion to make final commutation proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before I t . H. Hazard, County
Cierk. at Coquille, Oregon, on July 18, 1303,
viz: Ura F. 8 now. Hd. E. No. 11559, for
the E. K N.W . H , Sec, 32, T. 27 S., R 11 W.
He ntimes the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
II. E. W il­
cox and U. Lee Mast, of MoKinlev, Arthur
Brown, of Lee, and L. A. Lawhorn, of Co-
qnille, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
J. A. LAIKIB& CO.
Hardware, Stoves,
Tin aQd Agate ware
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
llosebnrg, Oregon, May 9,1903.
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
with the provision« of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale
of timber lands in the States o f California.
C regon, Nevada.and Washington Territory”
as extended, to all the Public Land States
by aet of August 4, 1892,
Doors and Windows,
Lime and Cement,
Agricultural Impements,
CHARLES T . JOHNSON.
of Templeton, cotnty of Coos, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 5123 for the purchase
of the Lot 4 Sec. 31 Tp. 26 S. R. 11 W ., and
Lots 3 and 4 of Section No. G. in Township
No. 27 S. Range No. 11 Wefit. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes nnd to
establish his claim to said land before
W . U. Douglas. U. S. Commissioner for
Oregon at Marshfield, Oregon, on Saturday
the 25th day of July, 1903. He names as
witnesses: JeRse Smit.h. Al Smith and W .
H. Morgan, of Marshfield. Or., and F. R.
Taylor, or Fii ryiew, Oregon.
Any and a 1 persons claiming adversely
the nbovH-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 25th nay of July 1303.
J. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Koseburg, Or.,
April 14. 1303.
Notice is hereby given that in compli­
ance with the provisions of the act of Con­
gress of June 3,1378, entitled “ An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washin­
gton Territory,” as extended to all the Pub­
lic Land States by act of August. 4, 18 »2,
Paiqts and oils,
G LA S S .
Best Goods Lowest Prices
T uttle
T empef ance
house.
A Grand Opportunity for a Ranch-
W ILLIAM J. W H IT E ,
Of M a-ah field. county of Coos. State of Or­
egon. hns this day tiled in this office his
A ranch o f 219 acre«, one o f the sworn
«»Htnnont No 4942. for the purchase
of section No. 20, in
best on the upper Coquille. at a of the E ’ { of W.
township
27, S.. rang»1 11 W ., nnd will
bargain.
One-half down and bal­ offer proof No.
to show that the land sought is
ance on long time.
Enquire at more valuable for its timber or stone than
the H e r a l d office or the Myrtle for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before W. U. Doug­
Point express office.
las. U. S. Commissioner for Oregon, at
Mnrshfie d, Or., on Saturday, the 27th day
I June, 1303.
He names as witnesses: George Beale and
STEAMER
! Jess Smith, of Marshfield, and Hiram Bet-
| tys and Albert Re* tvs, of Fairview. Or.
j Any nnd nil persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
I file their claims in this offi ce on or before
| said 27th day of June. 1303.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Leaves Coquille City for Myrtle
e le o m e ’
The United States purchased,
last year, Cuban sugar crop, with
the exception of #3,346 worth,
which went to Colombia. On the Poiut at 7:30 a. ■o.
other Imud, Cuba consumed im-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lenves Myrtle Point for Coquille
United States Land Office,
meuce quantities o f imports from City nt 1:30 p. m.
Koseburg, Oregon. March 27, 1303.
the United States. At Cienfnegos,
I Notice is hereby given that in compliance
HARVEY JAMES,
for iii“tance, the United States fur-1
with the provision of the «net of Congress
nisliod #2,300.000 worth of imports
Captain. ■ of June 3. 1878. entitled ‘ ‘ An act for the
i saleof timber lands in the Slates of Cali­
out
ot
a total of
$5,600,-
fornia. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
OOo. Cuba’s total sugar crops a-
Territorv.” ms extended to nil the Public
SO Y E A R S
mounted to $5,472.000.
I Land State's by . r t of Augnst 4. 1892,
EXP ERIEN CE
The way of Americnn emigrants
to lb> Transvaal is not an easy one.
Not to exceed 50 Americans can
enter per month. Each of there is I
required to haven certific ,te set­
ting forth, among other things,
that he lias sufficient means to sup­
port himself nnd his family, if lie
lias on*’, for a considerable period.
It frequently requires weeks to s •-
enre bis certificate and if tho would
be i" iniigrant grows impatient he
is given the option o f quitting the
country within ‘21 hours or itnpria-
otpe. ip f. r six months nnd jmi yiug
a Hue of over #2.000.
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LKNORV E. N ELLY.
'o f Fairview. o-> mty of Gu.s, Sinto of Or-
! egon, hns this dnv filed in this office her
, sv.ttrn st iti-ment No ‘ 7-K for tlu* purchase
I of lb “ \K
of NE *4 of Section \o. 17. in
l’o ».¿.-» lip No. 2**8., Range N<>. 11 W .. ami
l will offer 5 * x>f to show that the laud
; sought is • '»re valuable f<<r its timber
j or Rtone than f-r «gricnltural purposes,
and to e«t ’ )Iiah her claim to said land lie-
fore L . H. Haz ird. County Clerk of Coos
Cot.ntv, Oregon, at 0>qnill#, on Thursday
the 2*‘ h day of June, 1303. She names ns
witnesses:
W. K. Nerlv. Leo Ne°ly. F. R.
Tnv’o: and Arthur Flinu, all of Fairview.
Or 'gi' i.
\hv , ud nil persons claiming adversely
the M*ovt de ; ribed lands are requested to
file their o! ms in this office on or before
said *- h day of June, 1903.
J. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
Oocpuill© City. Oregon.
First Class in euerg respect Courteos treatment, Transient
and Regular Boarding and Lodging.
No BAR IN CONNECTION.
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NO CHINESE LAB0 R
First Street— East End of Bridge.
ROSEBURG-M YRTLE POINT-
STAGE LIN E
B. FENTON.
PROPRIETOR
Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Ri in read
ness for special trips. In fact, n general Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
Don't Have Cold Feet
—
BUT B U RN -
John Peart’s Coal,
Delivered
by Walker A Nosier to all parts of town at $
L u g j sc lies in eoqnoetion.
Weighing lOJcents ]« r load.
per ton