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AWFUL DISASTER
IN 0H1 HERN WATERS
Slcamcr From Alaska Collides Willi
lechery mid Ones Donn
Willi f 2 1!assciicrs
The iilciinicr Islander, of tin
Aln.iknii toutc, struck nit iceberg
oil' Douulns Inland at a a. tit. on
the morning of TliurM'iiy Aug 15
nml went to the bottom catrying
.j a mhiIh, including p.fuctigcrs
mid members of thu ctew.
The Islander ltfl Skngwti for
Victoria on Monday evening,
the 12th, at 6 o'clock, with 125
passengers and a crew of 61 men
on board and to or 1 a; stowaway.
All went well, the steattict mak
ing her usual jecd of 15 huot
an hour, until at 3 o'clock on
ThtUMlay morning, after Jnncan
was patu-tl and the .south end of
DottgliiK Island was i cached.
Then suddenly the Mc.itucr
encountered nn obstruction paid
to have been an iceberg and
Mopped with a jerk which mous
ed many of the s'eepini; pen-
gCIS.
Pilot I.iblond wax in charge of
the steamer nt the tune. As
won as the vcwtel uttiick, water
nished in forwatd in great vol
umes and the pilot ndviml that
the veM'l be run on the ImnicIi,
not over half a utile distant, nt
once. To this the cuptuiit ob
jected, .'faying the beach was too
abrupt. He would run a few
miles farthet down, wlicie theie
was a good lauding.
The bow of the steamer stead
ily .sank and 20 minute from the
time it .struck the ftottt deck was
under wnter, nud the .stern, with
propeller and t udder wcte high
and dry in the air and uitvU.
A dense fog ptevniled when
the Mcnucr .struck, but she wn
xuiinig full .speed. One account
.says that n Mownway in the for
waul water-tight coiiipaitiuin.1
raiml nn outcry after the colli
fion, and the crew tliottjlitlosl y
oeiietl the door in the bulkhead.
The .sen rushed in and they could
not close it. The captain was
igunrnut of this and supposed his
ship would float.
"The captain remained on the
bridge until the last, and finally
jumped 011 a life raft, whetc he
.stayed a few tuiiiuies, when the
.steamer dove forward etititely out
of bight. As it did so nn explos
ion oecuited and the captain lost
his hold on the life raft and .sank.
"CoiiMdctuble difficulty was
cxjierieuccd in ascertaining the
location of the bhoie, though it
was only a .short distance away
owing to the dense fog prevailing.
I'iually, I'reston, of Seattle nud
I)aw.son, who, with his bride,
was on his wedding trip, both of
whom were wived on the last
boat which left the wreck, heard
water trickling down the locks,
nud nil boats 1 cached shore. A
numberjuuipcd off the steamer
into the water, and wete rescued
thcieftoiu only to die of exhaus
tion from, the intense cold. Sev
eral wete resuscitated only after
four or five bonis of continuous
hard wotk by their companions
Tlic San Francisco Strike.
1
Tlio liitwt retorts from Hint Knim-lnon
nro not t'liL'iiuriik'liiK. xofiir in any not
tlt'iiient nf tlio Htiltvo In ctnu'iTiii'il, nml
prUutH liitti-w tell itf umilltlom iniu'ti
wtirno tliun liullriitiil la tlio liri'ctuf Hint
i-lty.
General and Stale News
, llanilltitotin llilcr Cliy ulixiiof$oo.
All Kr.uhit of sugar have itioppcd i vciiltcr
100.
'llm bnllliM Inun wiilcil 'luosdiiy fioni
&in I'liuiUviufur r.uum.1,
llillUli (.urptlvrit tu llor h.igi'U ami kitMl
33111m, tiHtwiruiiiutilo tu foilow up tliclr tuo
U'U,
Slccl inm H.ittitl up wiml pUiilt, 1ml Hiik
cr cuiitrixl ili.it they Imvo loil nu i;rouiul.
Ohio liver iluinirr timml our In n upnll
nml 16 unH-ii);crs itu ilruwiml.
SiilimhopliiiyrinloiHilliJIevu Hie Ou-Kon
crup lll In a()tr trnt tl.ml.
UuhmplUlM iciiIm mi liuiun ir(;iii
cojipcr mine nml will ilnelop II,
Dr. J. (I. ('ditto, tlio optiuiaii will
bo at thu Contial llulol in Mnrshs
illoit iluriiiK Hm 'lr wook , AiikukI
iOtli to iJlsl, TIiomi wiuliiiiK tlicir
oyu I'.xuiniiHHl, nml Iiihsob fitted
will pltii" full at iliu hotel. Qlun8cri
purfeotly lilted nml Kiouml for tlio
oycB, nml Kii.inuilotd. OoiisultiUiou
frvo . Priced rouoiml)lu mid conoiat
ing with thu vuluo of biieli sorvlooB.
JMurateYonr llniruti With Ouicarett.
Caiuly Cntlinrltc, euro ooiiitlpatlou luruvor.
too, So 1 1 0. 0. 0.wlL iltusatits rctund uoacy.
Pine nanus
J. 0. MiilltiKhur, ri'pri'KOiitiii) tlio
A Hon iV Ullliart Co. , of I'orllnml, (010
ei'Miitu to tint Wlloy II, Allen (!".,)
Imvo 011 exhibition nt thuUnrllolil
IiiiIIiIIiij,' n miiiilxirof vry lino I'luiio.
Tito Allen .1- (illliorl ('()., nro 11 whnlo
nilii n well nit 11 rotnll Iidiimi iuuI hay
I'inilOH III IIIIK'll llUM'T CJIIIIIltltl'lH tllllll
iiny homo on the count, thuroforu th'iy
Dim k'vo you Ixittur vnliiu for your
money.
Do not put nll'buylnn, koo Afr. G.tl
luiii'rnnU ho will coiivliicoyou thut
you nhoiild buy whllu ho In tAUm
niioli very' eiiy terms, Will tuko
your OrK'in " pnrt puyinnut .
A niiinlHir of periplo of .Munliflelil
nml vicinity Imvo piirolnincil, dimply
liiciitino they could litiy to nuch K'ood
iiilvitn'.iiKo.
Ai.i.r.s'it (Iimii-.utOo.
Thu Inrceiit mulu lioium nu the const.
Examiner Too
Ami now tho Hun I'miicUco Ihnmi
ner hii" w.iki'il up 11111I hrlotjn u full-
piie nunaiilioti with highly Imnnlnitry
portrnllit nml illunlrnlloo, nil hnnhed
up from tho M. K. llullctln'n recent.
loii:-dulnyi il uprend 011 tho Liimlln
miitter. Cook county rcnilorncnn now
jiiiIro for theiiidclvM im to what kiml
of lop they nre pnyliiK for in thu
Kre.it anil "untfirpridlnK" K1111 l'riin
ieti ditlliiM.
Jolin Wilson Worse
ilrd..lohu W'IImjii received 11 tolo-
Rrnm U'lxlliendny to tho" elleul thill
Iter lumliiiml who went to Colormlo
for hoi hetilth wni very low. Mm.
WIImui titnrtud for hishviUIdo yestcr-
duy,oii)K overlund nml tukliii; her
two yoonciiit ehildreii.
Nen Keel to be bid
K. Hi'tioLoiiilortTnlll oon lay the
Leul for n new vi-moI In tho yurd of
tho P . H. II. Co, hero. Kho will ho n
Ihree-iniKteil vchootier of the follow
ing dimutiMomi, 111 e.ivti hy .Mr.
Ili'tirkemlorir; ICeot I.V. feci ; hein
l trot : iloitli ol lioM l.'l leel. It l n
mutter for ooinir.iiuliition that 0ern
tiouiiu the khlpynrd tire o go on
without Interruption.- -
Movements of Steamers
Tho Mumliilny nrriwd hint Krtttr
dny from Hun l'tnneUco, tho lll
stenmur tonrrivo from tlieroHlnco tho
Ntrike.
Tho Alliance nrrivrd from Portland
otcrilny, hriii;ItiK n largo niiioutil
of freight for thu I my and thu Co
ipiillo. COUNTY SCHOOL
APPORTIONMENT
Tho following Ik the Htnto school
iipportiiiiiimnt for Coon county, for
tho ynitr 1P01 :
)-TIUt'T. AMOf.ST.
1 .Myrtlo Ihtnk 08
" Ilermnnu 7-
: Arngti J 'J I
I I.itmpey Creek 101
5-llrown'rt 112
0 Umpire 111
7-.Mo!Cninht ill
H-Unquillo Oily fill
tl-Mnridillehl J)o'J
10 Cuiinltigltiim oS
11 Pitrkeriihiirg 101
1! Cntehlng Klmndi IK)
lit -North lleud W
1 1 Ittvnrtou 20:
lo-llrideo tlO
10 WlltiitiiiH Slough , -1
17 -K'etituek Slough SI
18 King Stiiir 00
Itl-Strnugs -II
20 -Kiditrup W
21 -ltnmlolpli 70
22 -North Pork 21
2:-I.co 110
21-ltiickleir 70
2o-FnIrvlow 80
20-1 invnen Slough 80
27-.MuKInley M
28-(lrnvel Kurd fi!
20-Two .Milo as
!10 Sumner 70
Ul-Cnrolimi 02
2-l)oni !U
iW-llnltl Hill 78
ai-OntahlngOreek -IS
ilv -Daniels Creek W
Hll-B 0 ltogor JtO
t)7 Sugnr liunf 4
H8TunMilo 00
!W Ooos ttiver 02
10 l.lliliy nss
11 Myttlo Point -10 1
12-ltock OreuU ill
l!!-Nonvny 128
ll-ltny 02
15-Alli'gnny 121
1(1- Now l.uko f0
17- Itohtml Prnlriu 21
18- Klilloli ' 'M
I'.i- Hnsl Iiiulilluld 180
5J- Jtcinoto JIO
51- Utter Otty f0
r2- lhtuuroft !!2
Oil- North 8louKh -70
!i llitmlon
Wt- lleiiver KIoiikIi
iVV- KiiDliuheok
b'l riulltli rilouch
fill-llnlU Orotik
00 I'ronpnr
ill -llimuhvimv
liL'-ilimr (Ireek
l:t Houhiiiitud
ill-Foil r.Milo
a-Kltkum
OtUfiitudllill
1)7 Ifxcnltior
V
!M)
71
18
71
.'0
:)8
M
W
.'10
m
M
M
OS Lumen Blough
C'.i-lleiiver Hill
70- Onk
71- liuell
7- Conledo
7.'l-VctMyrilo Point
71 -PleiKiint l.uku
08
10
:hi
10
110
18
Joiiilil-I.'iku
Tihnl Htnto
Totnl County
Total
7,811!
tia.aso
21f132
JURY LIST DRAWN
FOR CIRCUIT COURT;
FollowltiL' Is tho lint of jurymen
drawn for ihn.Septcmher term of cir
cuit eotirt, wliluli convene' nt Co
I'liilhimi the lull proz.
I. II JIuMUcr, Mnrahfiold
ThoimiN IhrM. "
(Jimi U'liuulor, "
IrnTuokur, "
John K Vox, "
CI101 Kox
(J A IlmuiHtt, yjjk "
I'r.iuk ItfMH, "
A 0 l.tikini, Coqtilllo
Hurt Tuttle. "
.Matt ICeriigiin, - "
II It lliinnini;, "
A (I Hitloli, "
II V Collier, "
J C Shield,
tt'll l.yoiif, . '
(ico l.ouoli , "
J J l.umh, "
J II Jonen, Iiandon
T J Thrift,
A IH, "
Win Teiinlioti, ' "
Kd Homier, Myrtlo Point
W i: I.umly, "
WX.BnUlcot.. ., . .
(J II Boll, JUvert6n
W It Hull,
T W lrno, PnrkcrKburK
J II Kud.thitiigh. Arngo
J It Pointer, Coultdn
Win lUiifen, J'rosper
Real Estate Transactions
Wm II Noble nml wife to L J Simp
on P.trcul of html in sec. 21, 20 , So,
tp2;ir III, flOOU.
United Stnte to llufiu A Hortott
Nn '4 of co IStpill r 11, pntcnt.
ltuftin A Hortott to T Y Callahan
Ne4 uftrolStpttl r 11, 73.
Henry O llrynui nml wlfo to V A
knh-S!s of )4 eoa2tp20 r 10,
.1 II Uookiird to V A Kriho Lot 1,
8, 0, 10 id teo 21 tp 20 r 11 , 700.
T J Kookitrd nml wlfo to V A Krihs
Lull. .'), 0, 7 and 12 in bee 21 tp 20 r
11, ?700.
Win Kmlleott nml wlfu to V A Kribs
W'tf of hw '4 , nml ne4 of sw see
28 i .".Or 11, f CtlO.
J W Appletou nml wifo to V A Krlba
All timber 011 iiw'4' of eo 2.S tp 30 r
11, $5U0.
North Bend
Tunes 11 ro not m lively hero n usu
al, only 11 low inun limn;; omtiloyetl in
thu mill antl uliiiiynnt.
Tho schooner Wolifoot urrlveij on
thu 10th nml Is tnUIiig on her enrgo of
luinbtr. It is iinknoivn when nho will
bllil.
Tho store keeper B.tys nntronii of
thin ttttiro u ill sutler no inconvenience
from thu utriku for somu time, us thu
Mitntliihiy brought In Hour, tho only
nrliuloaif which they were short.
Mr. nml Mm. L..I. Slmjison loft for
Porllitutl Weihiesihty morning.
Mrn. Hurry Noblo was hero sliop-
iiltiK T iKMilny.
Mm. M. II. Kriehcl lull for J'orjliuul
Saturday tin tho Alliance.
Mr. nml Mrs. W, II. Piper returned
homo from Coos river, and accompan
ied hy Glutido Piper mul wlfo. loft a
day httur fur auothor camping trip on
North Hlough. Although Claudo lost
about two hundred dollars worth ot
wearing appurol, jewelry, oto. , by tho
llro wlweli ilvktrnyi'il thoir camp on
Coo ilvor Im wan not at all slow iu
making up his mind to try oamplng
ugain.
James Thomas, ltny Poiulorgrass
anil OllU'ord Saltus woro hunting iu
tho Tonmilo country last week.
Ten mile Items
Tho county trail botweon Hig crook
mid Dougliui county lino in badly in
need of repair,
0oar Oilman was seen .la this
neighborhood Siitiml.iy.?' '
AUKti'.l I.nxo-
rshluld Mod-
Dr. Anohi reluniril from Mnrth
flohl Momlny, tvhorobo linn boon Mny-
liig novcrni week'. '
John and Androwjilif Iter wont to
(lunllner Ttu'mhiy, tjijcgitlly nottlc an
altercation with ;JIi Atidrow.'
Churloy .lohnton wm in Mnmliflold
Tuuniliiy, niter incdiciuo with which
to rontoro hU fitthcr'f hvnllh.
Hiving puichunrd the Kel lnko tlin-
bor, lli'i North llond Co., inlands to
OHtnblnh n toro it Lnke ponlolhcc.
TRAVEL DY SEA
Arrivnl by .Mandloy from Sati
FnuioUco, Aug. 17 : T Urqithnrt nud
wife, J It IIavjllo,,MM J Falconer,
Air nud .Mrs Kiuio, M1m Millar.
Dnpitr'ures by AMIaiico, north. Aug,
18: O V ltohurt ami wlfu, .Mlnr.le
(Jreenwnld, J J Jeiibuu, .Mrs K. iM.tu
zuy, Mrs I. Daly nud' daughter. Mrs
Kricbol.J WKruiu.SKCoolc, 8 M
Wilnon, A Davidson, J Avcnn.
Arrivals from north by Alliance,
Aug. 2.1: KA Orng,,A Lee, T (i
(io'xU'ln, .Mr C Timinoni, wifo nud
daughter, Ml.s JJ WIlson.T J McNa-
mee, ltov Donnelly, J II Wall.T Hnrr,
A .Mnumlorson, P Mmucy, Martin
Wallace, II 8 linns, P binrtin, Aug.
Nel.on, V. Joh.tnon, P Nelson, P
PoUrnou, A JJowen. 8 YMt, W Wolf,
J Illnhop, P Glurk, J Smith, Kdlth
(Hiliiveon, J II .McDonald, J Moody ,
C It Arguctta ami wifo, L Clcmmcn
cn, V C Farriti, W F Tcl.ln, O Ol-on,
J Svuusott, 8 Swaiison, A Ploxsoii.
A Quiet Wedding
A wry quiet wedding vrn Hileiiinlzed
nt ttn r.M'ilriirn of Mr. nml Mr. K. 8.
Slagle of Cixpillle City Krlihty morning
at 10 o'clock. When tlio only daughter
of Mr. mid Mr. J. II. Ithlncliart of Kan
KraiiciHcn wn given nwayhy her fatlor
to Mr. Ivdgnr K. Knnlyce ')( San Kmiici
co. They wore unlteil by "Tlio P.O. Mr.
llyntt, Ifcfore only it Aaall party of
frleitdH. The younr jieojlt have Ikhii
t Nit Ing here fur ismio't e mid lutw
nnwle many frliulii In T at littJf city.
A number of glfU wttci ccclwih The
nruif wi gownctt jiiMnstvrganywiin
paint luce Jacket, tho gift ot hVr limtlirr
The groom in conwntlimal black. Mr.
nud Mrn. Konljce came nt once loMaih
fleM wliero they will hik'HiI it few week.
Mislfonl mill Kugeiie iwiH-rtt plM-e
nipy.
E.UPIRE DISABLED
THE WAY UP
Areata Sailed from Cily.
Mole-
ment of the other
Steamers.
Word reucliiM hero Frlilay to tin t'ffrct
that thostraiiirr Kmiln', which left tho
city Mniiilay fur thlii iort, wan ilItaliUM
iilxnit 'JO mile off Trlnliluil. The tuc
Coltimhlu wni wnt to tow her In- Nn
further tiartlcitltiM Imvo lven recehetl.
Enjoyable Picnic.
Tho M. V., Picnic to Charleston vter-
day was a great 'itcct'M and was enjuyitl
by 11 large crowd. The day win lino on
tlio beach, and everything went off with
out a hitch. Tho financial cud ot the
propoltim was also right.
MARSHFIELD ODD FELLOWS
HONOR GRAND OFFICERS.
One nt tho ii)0ft pleasant mid interest
Ing N'cial events ot tho reason, was the
receptoln and baiuuet given by the Odd
Fellows, hist evening In honor of the
olhYors ot the (Iraml Lodge of Oregon,
'IV V, Ityaii, firaud P.itriaclt of tlio Kit-
cauiimientiJ.il. Nelsin. firnud Mooter
and K. K.ShuVmi.flriinil Sect. After it
most Interesting n well in Instructive
hossinn t!te ltcbjknlis who had unciu
bled, were luvitel in undnll were enter
tained with 11 arranged program.
Tlioiiuartot by Mrs. Tower, Miss Kick
worth, Messrs Cuko and Saechl was es
pecially lino and'niet with generau tip-
plaice tn which they happily responded.
Mis Anderson favored tho audience
with 0110 of her pleading recitations
which are always well received, nud on
this occasion proved im exception to the
rule. She answered to a most hearty en
core with n Scotch selection.
After a few' well chtweii remarks by
the Utters of thoeveiilugHheiisiuliled
conip.iny,uuniberlng w,uy 0110 linudred,
uiarcliod in n binly to tho Central hotel
where they partook of a banquet pre
pared for the occasion to which ull did
Hitiplo Jititlco,
The occasion will lung bo reiuombored
by tho Marshlleld fraternity as 0110 ot the
pleasant things In life that utako mm
and women fool bettor mid happier lor
.thus being brought together,
rotor
ncn hud
ilny.
HiilxiUoo mil
bmiliic in Mn
t
ir
F'
Hit trumwH tf Ui ttttt Umr.
And tmn4 tnj trtut f jrttt IKt miatl (( Uu
W7W.
Trt If tU r-olir raocsbnim Unei,
A ttiUllrr ret ti mint
Tli tllktn rtlmmt tit th mlit jAfJ
luhrooitt m lor tic n. t'.t
UnUK tit,l cklld cf dtth. '
A thtt pI trrlui wltnnwtiil
Tit imnlrt t,ros stilt Ulan tsf tnta
ttiith.
7 iu m ; wli-fai Mto '
AnA lAfttnn .ttr Mt Km mos
AbK,'e?M,.V
A inctcr Ircn.s wurld oitr Ami,
Cknlii ttiouwnd tuis with my Unua&m
Uti.
Bomftlmi (a nj forlorn domila
Tltrt conn t !) ull
Tkt tmttn ct at untnriltd nuU
Ulo loUw a cmt whtlt.
., Wm U trij lot lln duk rot cell
";i
Along uataMtlce octtn tulni,
Ul3 IU tkiioi lUr tr, with yxuai UxtiM t&
, told.
Til! ItrtUng ttmt Out ttUX TcO,
AUiwtrt Ulr Urn I loera.
, 'And it vtiul itttti thdr drooptac (tU .
n(or Ot Iraptadisr doom.
JCwn u tbciM puttd niltU rtrttl
Tt.t lot UkU rtrif (olds com!,
K ndtrwu balk dtwtodj open ti sluttsnS
kttl
Kith cruti of bjij a striding Una
Ad tlrl.k ol drevBlnc run
At Uit crrtn tlUow! uUtlnt ttrtin
tloodt tit fortcutlt't pto.
indlt I, cf lcnoriat oul tnd blind.
4
Uuft ilsrt 01 a dlrlAtr mlsd.
at . . , .
Ul,'JBJ.JJt trtiB W "or rt cm glanos
Uklad.
81111 icutkrrard, rttr tratkwirj premd)
By kurrylnr cuntntt dritrn.
Till co Krrntr kii I nit ,
lltnttth a tlotr txij.n, ' ".
Asd it too. eullty tlirit iltt '
Mm cmr Lnrd't acculnc tycs
lito tbt 4.t 1 sltii, rr.tcUd ty liost cimOtrn
Uadon BptcUter.
Unreality.
Ch, in Imltitlon dlUr tcry attta ptsm 6ne.
Aad tbey ctif ut UsJtitlons la ocr fwditoSi
Mb dlntl
An Iraluiltn Uiuty l-j to tmltttlen alch:
Yea ortt all Unit, turpt perhaps an ImlUtloa
Ut.
TUrt Ii ItsUiUen licjttcr Out rencttjj a UtUr
antrr,
AM Imllttlan pathos brtnn an ItslUUoa tr.
And ctrttla toiaUr ryslcs ssoxtlacs till ut list
Uy itw
An loJUtleo JuiUtt Jth tn ImlUUcn lav.
Otttlctrs bn yra art ctoomy sad you lock lata
tbt itwt
And Utr Ut li eotj MsUeg Oitt tine nay bt
rstn tn Hut,
'M vender Ura tbt ptintt Is ct ttople, Losttt
worth.
TUt (urdshtj tbt pstttra l:r this tsttatloa
tsrth.
' Trublnsten Tcsf.
Hntv an Yar Jldnrit T
Dr.nDbht'linrairvtt-lllatnttllklrrTM't fsm.
SPEED PROGRAMME
Kollowing is tlic race program
for the fair next week.
THCKSU.W, AUG. 29.
Race No. 1 Ruumug, thrcc
cisliths mile dash. Purse
75-oo
Race No. 2 Rummig, oue-
half utile dash. Purse $100.
Race No. 3 Trotting, 2:50 class,
three in five. Purse S200
l-RIDAY, AUG. 30.
RaccNo.4 Trotting, three-year-old
and under, two in three.
Purse $150.
Race No. 5 Trotting and pac
ing. 2:40 class, three in five.
Purse S200.
Race No. 6 Running, oue-half
mile dash ami repeat. Purse
$150.
SATURDAY, AUG. 31.
Race No. 7 Trotting, 3:00 class,
three in five. Purse $150.
Race No. S Trotting and pac
ing, free for all. Purse 250
Race No. 9 Runniug, novelty
race. Purse 150.
Special Programme
WKDNHSPAY, AUG. 28.
No. i Saddle horse race, oue-
liau mile. Purse $60
No. 2 Bull race. Purse $20.
No. Mule race. Purse $15.
Foot race One hundreds yards,
four to enter, three to start.
Kntrauce lee 10 per cent. $20.
Men'e bicycle race One-halt I
mile, six to enter, lour to start.
Kntrance fee 10 ier cent.
First, 70 per ccut; secoud, 30
per cent. $20.
FRIDAY, AUG. 30.
Best looking baby boy one year
and under. Purse 52.5o.
Best looking baby girl Oue year
nud muter. Purse $2.50.
OAQTOIIIA.
BRITISH-AMERJCANS
WILL FORM SOCIETY
A meeting was held last even
ing in the room adjoining George
SiTibbitts store' for the purpose of
orgamsnig n society of the "bons
and Daughters ot the lirilish
Kiupire." x
diaries George secretary Vro'
teni., sent out Monday 100 invi
tations to attend the ineetiug
ami take part iu the organization
The rlierar.
i, nn tx drclu mr Uow with Sum; ,
JU rtJ my crjrtilj bunij ii!
-s'bOst c( tU tttrsil dp I cima lf&4
' And to lb iMp rttura. ffbl
Urii A tb l.iM wIb.Ii t co, "
lofthc society, nnyonc.lrarn-.iindcr
the liritish flng being eligible for
membership.
Dr, Ilnydcn of Ilanrlon wns
elected president of the evening
and Unas, ocorgc secretary.
It was resolved to organize a
branch of the Sons of St. George,
n society known nil over the
coast.
Thos Howard, K,. ,C. Lee, and
C. K. N cholson were appointed
I ..u.u!u a f. il Ti!
f .tc l npinoacu an uni-,'
C8 who desire to affiliate and
form a SOClCty Utldcf tllC BUS-
pices of the Sons of SI. George.
Tim nli'ont nf .lire cni..'nl.. n,5ll
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ju tuc gcuciai luicuttiuai auu
social benefits to be derived from
association together.
TIMIIER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878,
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Rosrburg, Oirgon,
Augmt 14, loot.
Notice It hereby rlrm that In conipltance
with the proriiiont of the act of Congress of
June 3. 1878, en tilled "An act for the sale of
umixr Unas in tne ataies at uiuornu, uregon,
Nevada, and Wailtingtoi Territory," as estend
rd to all the Public Land States br act of Au-
gutt 4. 1801, W John Kuxio, of Urrad, Coun
ty of Ivewfi, Sute (or Territory) of Washington,
'I v . i 'rate ivi Kiiiwjnri w saswu-KiMf t.
,a, this day filed In this oflke bis iworn state.
ment no. 1788, for ine purchase ot trie aa K
of Action No. 36. in TownihlD No. s4 S.
KangoNo 11 Writ, and fll ofTcr proof to
ttv tnat the una sought is more raiuabl tor
Its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to slid lied be
ore the Reenter and Keoritcr of this office at
Kotebuig. Urrcon. on haturdiy, the a6lh day
Of OCtOlKf. 1(01.
I le nantrs as witnesses : IjooIs Toepett, I Irr.
nunTopeIt, Albert H. Toepelt. cf IXty.
WasMntaa, ,lbert Willis, of Koscburg, ore
ton. Any and all persons claiming adrcrsely the
aborcKlescritml lands are requested to file their
chims In this office on or befote said aith day
of October, i')i.
8-ty J. T. &KIIXJH, Reciter.
TIMUEIt I.AKI), ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE ,FOIt PUIIUCATION.
United Sutes I.and office, Roelrarj, oirjon.
Aaguit 14. 1901.
Notice Is hereby siren that In cotrpliance
with the provisions ot the act of Conereu of
June 3, 1S78, entitled "An act for the sale cf
limber lands In the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory, as extend
ed to all the Public I.ind Sutes by act of Au-
gmta. 189a, At-BMT II. ToEfULT. d Doty,
county of Lewis, Mate lor Territory) of Waib-
inaton. has this day fJ'd in this office his sworn
statement No. 1791. for the purchase of tfo NU
U ol Ser-tiaa N0..37, i.iToAiht Jilaa6 S,
HneyTTOj.TfVVWinnilHiwli )Tvuft
show that tho tana sougnt is more nuujDie lor
Its timber or ftona man tor agricultural pur-
mses, and to establish rus cuun to said una ix
o.etheKecisterand Keceivrrof this oflice at
Rox-burE. orrron. on Saturday, the a6lh day of
October, 1001.
Itenamcsas witneves ixms loepcii. w.
obn Flood, Herniia Tcepelt, of Dryad, Wash-
nC
gton, Albert Willi. 01 Koscsurg, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adrcrsely the
aboTe-described lands are requested to file their
culms in this oruce on or rxiore sata 20m tuy
of October, toai.
0-17 1 i. UKiDGu, Kcgijier.
TIMIIKR IVND, ACT JUNK 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOK l'UHLICATION.
United States Land Office. Roseburg, orrgon,
August 71a, 1901.
Notice Is hereby liven that In compliance writh
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale ol timber
Undl In the 5tates of California, orrgon, Neva
da, and Washington Territory," as extended to
nil the lublic Und Mates by act of August 4,
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IC94, IAUI. IA1 I.K, DI V bit, lAAifll, v. ;.
Mate (or Temtoryl of V.'ashlogton, has this day
I filed in this office his sworn statnrent No. 1769.
for the purchase ol the Nil X ol fraction io sa
In Township No a4 South, Kange No 11 West,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber Or stone than lor
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wm.r rr? ... 7; ---.'
lh!s othec at RoscLvrg, orrgon, on Friday, the
to saldunatieiorcine Kfgisiernna nrccnroi 1
35th day of October, toot.
He names as witnesses- August Mayer,
Aaron Allen, Allien Mauermann, Charles h.
Knox, of IV KII. Washington.
Any and all persons tUiming adversely the
aboc-described lands are requested IQ file thel
claims In this ofticc on or before sold ajth day
of October, 1901. ,
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TIMIIUU (.AND, ACT JUNU 3, 1STP.
NOJICK FOIt PUIII.ICATIOA..
Unltnl Ute-Ivnd ofTlce, Rotcburg, Orrgon, '
Augtut 7th, 1901.
Notice Ii brrrby Rlrni tint In cgmt4lnc
with the provision! olrfke Ad of Congr of
June 3. 1878, cniliat "An net for it-g mIo gf
tlmlirr land In the feutei of Ciilifornl, orrgon,
NeradVi, and Washington Territory,'' at extend...
ed toil the PublcLnd Suit by act of An.
guit 4, i8o, C11ABI.R1 E. Knox, .of Te El,
county of LewU, State (orTerrlten of WU
Ington, hoi tbU day filed in thltjAte W iworn
tvttemtnl No. 1773, for the pnrcUw ef the NB
M 01 aecnon no. so in lOnnin'P f s.Buin,
Kanze No. 1 1 Writ. tid will offer1 moof ta
thow that the land sought It more vilaaMu far
iu umber or none imo toragticiutarvpwpatei,
and to tstabllth hU claim to uld land before
the NeeUter and RtcrlTer of thli office at Rote.
burg', Oregon, on Friday, the j) jib. day of Octob
er, toot.
He names as .ty'inciter Con Ratkowtld,
August Matrr, Stanley Cluha, of IV Ell. Watff
M''o. Lewis CbrUten, ofFranclsAVashliwton
Any and aI persons cUlmlns- adrenely the
above-described lands are requested to Ale Ihelr
uaims in misoiiiceonor Deioro uld attlt Ofyr
ol October, 1901.
8:io - J.T. BaitxiM.Jftelster.
TIM7SEU LAND, ACT JUNE .1, ll78.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
United States I-and office, Roseburg, Oregot,
August 7th, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with,
the provisions ot the act of Congress of June 3,
1878, entitled "An act far the tale of timber
lands In the States of California, Oregon, Neva
da, and Washington Ttrrllory," as tended tp
all the Public l-and States by act of August 4,
ttni. Albeit M;WEif ann. of.Pe KII, emmljr
of Lewis, Sute (or Territory) of .Washington,
has ihis day filed in this office hit svrprn sute
ment No. 1770, for the purchase of the NE l(
of Section No. It in Township No 36 South,
of Range No. it West, and will ofTer proof tp
show that the land sought Is note valuable for
its timber or rone than for agricultural purposes.
and to establish his claim to uld land befoie the
Register and Receiver of this office at Rostburg,
Orrgon, on Thursday, the 34th day fit .pctober,
1901.
He namesiis witnesses. Paul Mayer. Aaron
Allen, Charles li. Knox, Stanley Gluba, of ,i'
UU, Washington.
Anr and all persons chlmlnr adversely the
abovc'descnbed Ltndsarerenncsted to A their
claims In this office on or before aaid 14th day
of October, 15101.
s-io j. i.iiiiDcu, Register.
TLMDEK LAND. ACT JUNE .3, 1878.
NOTICK.FOK PUBLICATION.
United Sutes Iutd office, Roseburg, Orcgo,
August 7th, 1901.
Notlee Is hereby riven that In compiancc wkli
the provisions of the act of Congress of tune 3.
1878, cntttfal "An act for the safe of timber
andsin the Sutes of Caifornta, Oregon, -Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to a the I1ibic I -inn sutes Dy act 01 ug)si
4. 1893, Ej. AN RATKOVrsKl.ci Ie VM, coaajy
of Lewis, Sute (or Territory ) of Washington.
has this day flfcd In this orhce his sworn stato-
tnentNo 177a for the purchase ol tho NW v
of Secfon No. 13 la Township No. 36 SoatJi.
Range No. 11 west, and wltf offer proof to stew.
that the Ana srugni is m.ore Tamiuuw iw n
mM or mu ism ltir-ilAmmtz gnmeii.'
and to cslarvu.1 his cairn unu ana oensre me
Reirisierand Receiver or thu office at Koacburc.
Oregon, on Friday, the Jth day of October,
1901
He names as witnesses: Aucust Mayer. A-
bert .lauermann, Suney CAiba, Charres i
Knox, or re . wasmngiqn.
Any and atf persons caiming aavtrswy ine
aliovo-described fend are requested to fife thejr
cfaimiip this effice on or before said 35th day
of October, icoi.
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J.T. DKtD;KHRrtiter.
TIMBEKLAND.ACT JUNE 3, 187.
NOTICi: rOIt PUBLICATION.
United Sutes I-nd office, Roseburg, Oregon,
auzu17u, 190.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provulons of the act or (.qngress c
tune 3. 1878. entitled "An act for, the sale ut
limocr uiius m mv uu..v w. ..-..-, ....,-..,
V-.-..I. mnA Wathlncton Territory, as eiteod-
ed to all tbe Public Land Sutes by act of Augut
4. 1B93. Aucurr .1AYliK. of Pe 11. county T
Lcwts, aute tor itmraji w ...u.u.m.i, ,w
this day filed In this office his sworn statement
tion No 33 in Township No. 36 South, Range
v. .. MV.. unit will offer proof to show that
the Und sought is more valuable for Iu timber
or stojetban for agricultural purposes, and jo.
establish his claim to said Und before the Rei,-
w-- ;t j .i.,7 ,r, ., sQU.hu,-;
nu:rana neceivcru. uu. v.- -. --t
Oregon, on Thursday, wie.04th day pf October,
flejumes as witnesses. ChailesU. rnor.
Aaron Allen. Paul Ma)cr, Uwls Christen, or
Pe Ol, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely vHe,
abovc-dcKnbed lands are requested V W tnejr.
claims in Cils office on or before said -3411 dar
ofoc8toUr..,90. rT. ,,,. Bfsjw-
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Corset, in all styles. Recp
meuded by all who have
worn them to be n perfeci
article. - - - - - -
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mrnilThl'PATRICrAN, a woman's shoe that's right
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