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MAR3HFIELD, OOOS COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 31. 1001.
NO. 35
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FIIO.M KHIIAri IIAII.Y
CLAIM WHIM1
ships
DliING LOADED
COSTA
AT PORT
mo
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jiw ii
FOUR
liljjht Hundred Men try to 'like
I'lnce of 7vclvc y'liotisntul
KlBlit with
Sttikcis
HN Fiunuimii, Auk. 30 Leudlng
frrulii nurcliiiiilH nwiort today Unit tho
docHadnof wheat Hhlptnonta hate liven
ffTfrtiiully hiid.wi.
Twenty-live unu-iiiili.u grain handler
won hIiIiihiI In I'urt t'tMii lixlay, and
morn will follow tuiiiiirniw.
"All talk nliiiiit IiihIiioh-i mining
muonthly mi tint water fruiit U limi
ne iif." declared Andrew ForunctJi, hocio
tiiry uf tlm rlty front federation,
'I here are, ul iihmI him men at wnrk mi
the viator front today, and the niiloy
rrn an- Irylng wllli llil untrained force
tiuriniiilltli tliiMviitkiif J2.'M cxii'rl
rnrril men wlm are mi ntrike,
! limit Hcrlniiii itlNtiiilmuri nf tho
nfleriinnn vitH ii tlrrr (U'lit hi'tweon tlio
(miIIcii Hint n kuiilt nf about V iiiiIiiii
men, 'I ln ttouhlo totik phire at Ihe mi
ner nf Stewart mid FiiImiiii MtreetH. A
rrnwil hiul gnlliored around n truck that
limt broken ilnwii ami Jcvriil tin' drhor.
Tlirv nutated the attempt of tin- mllco
todtalier' them mnl would nut l'Ii'o wav
until a ilmou or niiirc had been oeelcly
fliililait.
DOLLARS PliR WlifiK
UNIiMPLOVIil).
TOR
Mrlivv.'ih iriiciiiii'i'iiifil Kfivut
..... ....-. j..
line I'or Arbitration is
Punt Kiel: nt
Slmllcr.
NkwYoiik. Ante. Id! It N rcpnrleil
licrit limt rrcHlileiit KflialfiT, nf tlu
Aiuiilcauiiitcil ai-oclalloii, lnm prefeiiteil
Prenlili'iil Hi-lnvnli nf (lie Cnlt.il Hlcel
Trunin mIiiImiiii'iii nf uiihlineil teriux mi
Wlllfll till' KtrlklTH Mill li'lnrn In wiirL-
Hcliwali ri'cehe.,liliu coolly ritnl wim
i-ry iiiuiiiireriuii. nayniK tuill tin irnll
IiId liml iMwetl tlii hilut wlierc arldtra
trtithm wiik priti-t Irulih.
SUCCESSFUL
WEEK'S FAIR.
I FINE WF.ATIIER AND A GOOD AT-
I'lTTHIIUIIII. AllLP. :l After next M
uny tlie AiualKiiiuaUil AoclalLui. will
Im'KIII ilMiUrxeiui'llt nf filllili to t lit mi
euiilnyi'il iiieinl.eM at tin rule of four
ilollama Week. I.urct ilouatloiM Iiiim
lieeii rerelitl ly tlm necrrtiiry.
An itlltoriul In the l.alior Word! at
tarkn rreclilenl Heliafler of the Auuili;n
uiatiHl AHsorlalloii ami ileinaiuli hli iiu
lienrhiuelit.
TENDANCE-.
Good 1'fivilron IJxliibit imb Some
Interesting Knees
Ilrcnktij) Todny
rumliiy. the limt ilny of the fair wim
like all llrtl tlny-4 of a cmintry fair.
'I lllllUH. ni far IH I'.xlllliltX Mere ronrern
ul. were III a itenerally rlinotlr iitnte.
mnl llieie wan uiiich liiirrylmr to ami
fro of t'X I hlltim who were hlrUlnir In
t;ei iueiruiiiayH lino niiiihii.
The iiinilloii wmi IIIIimk lift ulrely ami
the unity iirmul-eH to rcllHeall irevlntm
yearn hy tlm Hum entrlen rloo llilrtiiixiii.
'I'lli. ..Iltvu l.irl u ........... ...!. ...I II. ..I fll
. .ii- i ii.i i i it-i r.p ii L'iiTr.1 I uiirti Limt iiirv ...
uiim .in ..).).. i., i.,,i- ,.ii ii, .. ...r.n.i.:. ' iMHiiinii.
... .. II....I.II' ... rin .. .ill ..Allllfill ..., a. r.
JIIP. J . n,
Vnimil lliirrl". wni timrr titillnNii)ilcnl
mnl fink tliliiRf iiilitly, Finally a
Hlnrt miH iiimh' vliliulit nriiriui ninl Hid
niilinlKKiilloiu'il ftnllniitlv for guile a
way,., .lei-ey mrk nut liM ine anil
too), the lenil In tlmv ilyle. iitteiiilliit
Htrlttly In liiifiliicHi. 0i Hie Imck ntretch
Ha iiiiIiiiiiIm elmvcil to u trot ami Dewey
Knt well up to the froiitliut win iiiiatilii
tii keep up hi tick. Then Hrhley inaili u
fpurt ami tool, lint Irailnt tlm linlf, hut
.lerm-y panHil III in iiKnifi mnl lliey caiiir
Into Ihe Iinme Ktretcli at n (jowl tmt.
Alioul half way down the linitio stretch.
iunvi'i-r iney mi rtunvcu to n wniif in
cplto of thn wrniM nf their rlilviv,
.KTH'y mnl he 1 1 ley iukiiik ii cotircc hIouk
the fence on I lie uutxiile of tlm truck.
Here Hchley ntaile n Kplrl hut Jerwy alw
hI ruck a trot ami citum in iihc.nl, Tlinit
:i.-os. Dewey ninrliiileil he hint cnoujli
rui'Iiiir. heforu h" rcnclicd the vlre, nml
tiirucil hark, hut hi rliler ilUnjoiintiil
mnl ilrore lilin in. It U iui-iIIini tneny
Hint the nice wni (-rently euJo)iil hy tlm
HH'Ctllt(irH.
'Hie bicycle race nml footrace fulled to
materialize, not bclnjc flllnl.
Wiiliiwl y, the third ilny nf tin' fair
wa uuirkcd ly K"l weather mnl a larae
attendance. People from all partnuf tlio
county were nu tlio crnum! in goodly
nuinlier uml rcviiicd pleuwd with the ex
Weaver took flrt nn loaf
rake, Aire. Jaw Kolan.liou
Pfimaf)'
l.nnwi.i.r, 'U. Au. :m. I'rlimirlei
tr Muk lioM iiNlny for rcprifciitntlw-i
lo till tlm Micancy caii-rd hy the drath of
'iiiKretnaii JohliMUi Judk'o (i. W.
Umri'11,.1. Kruuk lVntoii ainl'l, II. Jnhn
hiii uro ronteitatiij). A iiiiiiilmitlou ut
tlm priumriiM In eiiiltalciit to nu elec
tlnii.
Etaniliiiiijr Two Gunners.
U'lSII I MITllS'. II. t Allir. UU k'ninrlri
JinMliiandJnm'pli Hill, kuiiiicih In the
nu? urn imiiik rxniiiiinii tmiay for pro-
iiiiiiiMi iii lilt' comilllifiiouetl crime of
ciikIkii. TIiomo ate tlm Hint warrant
ntllrrrn (n npply fur rxiiuilmitinu. The
iw niiiiritt tlial unrli nnuvrn diall Ih
under tlilrty-lhe iarn nf iiko nml they
nut t luiMcxaiulimtlnn lit miilcntloii.
riiRluierliiK. fi'ainniiihlp, uiuicry, dec
Irlrlly nml military lawn.
Guns Seized
fiit-os'. Auk. : An iiuuritiinlrett In
Hirtrcnl fnrro It rrimrted lo ho t)or3ti:!K
iu the lclnlty of tlm I'niKima rallrnniV.
Tlm riii riiiuout Iim kiiIuI at lliirmu-iiillaAlnrriiiuarillyiifarmii'bcl(nii-lni;
to tlio rrbrlrf.
Silkuni Items
Afn.O.A. I.ntnt lull thin morn 5
, ly prlvutn conveyuiiLn for Itoncluir Z
wlioriieliu will take tliu train for J of- -
Irrion to viell lur until father nu"
filter fur n few wicLi.
Ocorjjn IColilhne.eii pnimcd thrnti'li
Ilia vnllry oil liin way to Itoacburg
yeitoriluy.
John CldiTcll nml his koh (Irorce.
of Myriln l'oliil, cninpod at J, I).
l.nlntV Tucmliiy uiclil on their wiy
to l-.nitirn Omjcoii In unri Ii ol n new
lioiue. Won lull tlicumuccci.
Jnmra I.niril hruiiKlil in a men iimtl
of ponched fiuiii Civil llciul and 1I1--
j'OMiit ul them on Ills way to Cuqinllu
Blow at Kailroads.
H..NVMC, I'iiM). Au..:i'l. Tin riilluaM
iiinr inn jcv recovereu iriuu ino comuer
iintlnii caiifeil hy thn iiiiiiiiuiiceiuent
tllllt the Htllto Ixnilil nf iillliillr.illnti liml
decliletl to ritnlliiti) nil the rnilriunln fur
defeating the le.i'iine lilnlalli'li nf the
iiiiriccii.ii L-ciiemiaweiiiiiiy. ihe iMiard
Columbus Pair.
olferiil. ami Ihe lime for entry wan ex-1
i IiiHiIji.1 llifll I'D (utl.tf.! I.uImii 1
Many lailleH'uMtcd ll.o i.avlllon with !"'n"n nml Mlw Mzrle Uawltmi
ill lev to iifcerlalnliii; whether coiidi-J,'lrt ""'"" ,. ...
lir. iiav
raelnc;
on imkcil
on Imp
Ituce No. I Trottlnc nml
'J:inchiin:iJiiC: pnrm fa.' Kntripn;
w. n. nubile h uiiiiKiniM. f. i: minoh'm
I. ('., Win. .Mc.Miillcirn (Jrniid itoinlc, W.
ii. .Minion Hiomiikc.
All the hnrnoH entered Martetl in thh
rnco which wim decldoil In four heat.
HiiukIiw tiHik the tlrxt heat In 'J:iU: I. ('.
Hccnml Klondike. thtrdaiiiirirnumt Kouml
fniirth. Tlm other thrro licuU wero
taken tiyHraml Itumhi In 2,'I7, J:I2 -."
mid 'J:ll. I. ('. wat n-cM In tlio FCfond
,11ml fourth aim nml took itirond money,
i kiiiikiui liiKiuir uiirii
HotiK were llkily to ho nn I ml In I ho mat
lor nf duit nu they wire Innt year, It
Hiemi that the diitt iiuiaiio wmi quit
deittrnctho of delicate HitccliueiMof am
and fancy wnrk, hut thin )cnr It wil
ho dllferciit
The imnuiKfiiiciit nru ImvliiK the
ernuii'U well Hpriukletl, ami the nprlnk
ier riiiti fomo hundred of ynnN out mi
llioriiid, mi that in Mdlo of tlm wind
i,ntiL,Mi.-j i i... i ',.,.... . ..i.... inero win no icry nine imihi n vine.
linn of railroad nronorly in Cohirailn ' . 'Ilmilny wih not iillnuethor dowild of
alH.nl kki per cent. .inienvi in cpno m uicir neiii nu wt
1 . . nice iirw-rniii.
I 'I'tl .1 .llf.tMll tllNlkl ll'..ril V.IK I.I llln hll.
, ...in iiiiiiiituuiiiiri., I. .. ., -, , ... ...
noon. iiiicn .in. -. Hniinmc oue-iian nine
Cui.fJtnfH, (I. Auk. Wi IIiUImOiIiimi- 'Hi" tlritt waiono fourth mllo dash Nu ''" i; -"'.'I!!,? ' , ' I',,r,.'?,: , v' "!;
.. .i..r.. ..nil.. ,.V.K.i . ...1:.".. VS. twwn nmlillii li..rN.N lieltiiiflntf t.i ill 'iih Slary U.. A. H. Keiifn DuraiiRo, P.
tnumrriiw will w ('..liiinhiiK maiiufac-, WrlclitniiiK'. lltiyntoii. It wiw, urn er
turorrt'day. 'I hero In friendly rivalry hi- ?.,Hr,,,.,ial!,.(,,"rM,"i.J''i:iv'.? ""' '"J".
twiTii theitti two hraiichoN nf trade iw ti) i "JLV"! I'tti"JX H IS nml lloynton $0.
whlchfluill makotlm iiiiHieni intul.l.t . riie$IO homo won, kecplnir u Iclictli
ilUpliiyn nml routrlliiito iiiihI to tlm "J 'll,, ,,'l", " ' w' llirmiKli.
i Miirt tuiMt ime miK ii.rt.iie i'iUiu in
n mile, fnr t'i a Hide, Mwccii two horMM
of unknown itiitecedeiitn. 'I ho end the
nice wltui"t-ied a narrow eiicnpo fur
JuliiiH Kl.iiuIii.IT, the rider of one of the
horiMtt. Ihe ciiitau ovldotitly thought
i.iui liner no nan i'iivmii iiimer nm wiro
tho ruco wnx over nml ho miulit as well
VESSEL ASHORE
BELOW BANDON
BRITISH BARK PROM CALLAO FOR
PORTLAND.
Lies on the Jicnch Where she
Will Probably stay No
Lives Lost Carried
Coal and Ballast
Word reached hero Wednesday that
there wa a onkcI ashnro Ih-Iuw tho t:i
nullle. It was Icatiiiil that nlm was the
llrlthdi hark llnloda, from Callao and
Imum! for Portland for n load of Wheat.
Sim carried 1(0 torn of coal forward ami
bailout aft.
Him went tuhori it mllen lelow the
mouth nf tlm Comillle river at I a. in.
Wednesday inuri.lrijr, In n thick fog,
ntlcklue Imw on, hut later working
around with her bow to the ea.
The eea wm nmooth nml the crew got
ruthoro without dltTlculty.
iuccitn of the fair. All iiiiiIo)ith and
linn rieiKNtii iiioHiures union nun noi.
day for tlm purpofo nf vliitluu tlm fair.
LAND GRABBERS IN
THE FAR NORTH
HKATTI.K, Auk. .". lUspatcliM Junt ro
colnsl from .Nome loll of mi un.snccrNi
fill ntteiupl nt laud-Krnl.l.liiK. Sixty
Iho immkisl men nttemptisl to take hy
fnrnti Mime niluahlti iiiIuIuk land near
Niniio, l.ut worn Hiicpwufully rmlntnl.
Much nhiNitliiK tiKik place, tint few I lieu
wore lout.
ThlrtiS'ti n( tlio InvndorH were captur
ed liyllm Nct.ind lirniiulit Into courC
where they were relcuetl umler IO,UV
ball
IleiinoNM'y'N .Matt. a. Dlxon'i (Jnldle
UiiriuiKo. Mnh nml Jnry D ntarted in
this nice nml came under tho wire In
the order mentioned. Time CI
Itacn No. :..- dash. KutriM. II.
Iliirn Police. K. P. NyrtonV Ti'iiiieM-
Maid, ('has. NohleV Jessie, U.J. Hecley'ri
Hilly Iv. Urn. Mxini'ii finlille.
(.(.Idle, Teniiciti' Maid and JomiIc ran
nml en me in an named. Time .W.
In the trot mid pace, Keuatnr T. M.
Dliumlck nct.ul nu one of tlm judgeri iu
' plnco of I.. M. Nohlo wlui wn-i iliiiua!i
Travel by Sea
Arrival froniKurokn on Alli.incoWi
J D Cnrdinell.O A Clmrjuottc, Bert CWIrc. and Jfark
Kay, .in n a AK(tnlcr,uiin tjmilcy.J.Mrfl
Mary nmiioy, .nurnii Wallace, mt
Kdnn Pierre, J P Jarobon. MIm J C
Jolinron, MUt A'.Iolunon , X J b'churr
nml 0 It Tiioiiipsou.
The Alliance i nilrcrtited to anil
for Portland this afternoon.
The Old Way.
Smith, Wilfred L. Wirtli , Ar.ton
Wirlli anil Murk D.yulllp nil of Mnr.
llohl, OrcKou.
Any and all pomona claiming' nd
vnraely thn nbovo ilercribed Innda nro
rrilllpnlcd tofilo their clnlnm in Hit
njlfce on or Iwforo aid 12lh day of
Nuvninbcr. 1001.
8:U J. T. Tlumors, Kteiiter.
TIM3KK LAND, ACT JUNK 3, 1878,
NOTICK I'OIt PUIJLIOATION.
UnltrJ Sutes Ind Office, Koiebur;. Oregon.
Aur. 37 1901.
Notice la hereby given that In com
pliance with the povisiomi of tlio act
of Congreaeof Juno 'J, 1878, entitled
"Annctforthoanlo of timber landa
in tho Htntcs nf California. Oregon,
Norndn, ami Wailiington Territoiy."
aa extended to nil tho Public Land
Statca by net of Augut-i, 1892. Akto.v
ivwiTU. 01 .Mnrsnoeltl, county of (Joos
Statu lor Territory) of Oregon, hw
this day filed in thin oMco Ins eworn
Biatcniont No. ISW, for thn purchaio
of tho BEi of Hectliin No. M in
Townahip No. 25 d . Knngo No. 11
Wct, and will oiler proof to dhow
that tlio land sought is rnoro valuablo
for it tirnberorstouo than for agrN
culturul purposes, nnd to establish his
claim to said land before the Iteirliter
and Itccciverof this office at Roseburg
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 12th day of
November, 1001.
ile names as witnesses: Jcss.o A.
.Sniitli, Wilfred L. Wirtli. Edward
I). Cutlln nil nf
iia re 11 ticlu, Oregon.
v Any and all persons claiming) nd-
eneiy nie auove-ocscrioou lands are
criucstcd to fllo their claima in this
ofllcoon orbeforo said 12:h day of
November 1001.
8-CI J. T. UnioaKH, Register.
TIMIIKIt LAND, ACT JUNK s) iv4.
NOTICK FOR PUItUdATIOA.
Unltnl St.U liixlonlce, Rocbiirg, Oregon,
Auftut 71b, lyet.
Notiox Is (trrctiv tWrn dial In cnianllaneril
with Ihij provlitonn ol Iho net of Conj(r'M &t
June 3, 1S7S, tnlltfil "Anoctror tlio nxle ol
tlmlwr landi (n Iho Sulci of California, Oregon,
NA(!a, nml Wntnlngion Terrltorr," alextentl
ed tool the Publc Land Suinbr act of Au
gmt 4. i8?, Chaslm E. Knox, of Us EV
county oflwU, State (or Terrltond of Wah
Ingion, h this tUjr filed In ihlj oinctrlil swom
statement No. 177J. for the purtluta of tin NB
i( of Section No, a6 In Townihlp No, & South,
Range No. 11 Weit.mitl wilt offer proof to"
ihow tht Ihe land sought is mora raluattU fof
Iti timber or ttono than foragrlcnltnrapurro'.
and to rttabliih hit claim to uld Und Ix-foro"
the Hrgbtcr and Rreehei of this office at Kolo
oarg. ortgoo, on Krltte, the 351)1 bj of Octob.
eT, root, k ,
He names as wlinrues: Egan RatMowtM,
Anztut Marer. Stanter (llnta nf IV Kit. W..
Ingion, lwlt Oirliten, of Kancli.Waahlnftoni1
Anr and aI prnons claiming ndtrerstlr UnT
abotre-desvribed lands are requeued to file thea
claims In thit ofhee on or before said atth iky
of October, 1001. '
8-io J.T. flalocrj, Register.
SELBY WORKS WILL
NOT PAY REWARD
'.Six Kiuncihco, Aug. 2l Tint presl
dent of tlm Kelhy. Smelling Works mivs
go In tho barn whlln ho had headway nu
tocirry I1I111 up tho elmrt hill, nn ho
lmlted through tlm gnto. hut ho fell In
going up tho pitch and throw his rider,
fortunately without material Injury to
either.
Tho aernnil day of tho fnlr more than
fiilllllcdiillexH'Ctatloun. iu tlm matter
of nttrnililuce.uiid tliticnwd-cciuHl-U
enjoy themnelieri imiueuaely. There
wan un reamiu why they tdmuldu't. Tho
day was lino nml thero wero plenty nf
Interfiling mid amusing thing to reo
mid hear.
Tho MaridiuVM lra.s I..1111I, under tho
leaderelilp of Dr. . A. Inyo, dlhctmrmsl
liisl to net.
The ntteiidauco nt the fair Friday
wan larger than on IliunMay, when It
wan much lnrger llinu tin the corn-npond-lug
day Inst) ear.
'1 ho day wnn lino nmt a ery ono seem
ed toenJoythenirH'lveK.
The day n.wed without atH'cinl Inel-
dent or nccldeuUTlm bsi ot order-Im
ik-vii iiiaiiiiaiueii nirinrgnnni nm inir,
for which tho niauaKcmeut fliou Id re
ceive tlienppreciiitlon of tho iKsinle,
A feature or the day wan tlio baby
nhow In the afternoon. The prize for
tho bent looking baby Imy wan taken by
young W. A. Nashurg. aged II) 1111111 thn,
nm nt Mr. mid Mrx. Wm. .Nanhurg: while
NEWDERHT, 8. C. Aug. 30. Plea 011
Inu wan hanged here today for the mur
der of a Mr. Ahranifl wmie month ngo.
The crime wan without any mitigating
circutastancei and there wajninavmnathr
for Hie criminal.
Launching' at North Bend.
The three-masted bald-headed
schooner, which has been build
ing at North Head, will' be
Kal .....sic throughout Iho ar.ern.N.n V , rt Iu Si n h 3 "
... liidiUsl much to tho enjoyment of the iU" V.n.l Mr'jL. Kllirby cffil oil the
girw prize.
TIMriKHLANI), ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
.UaHed Suics IxjjU office, Roxburg, Oregon,
1 Alimiil . la-j
otlec is hereby given that in com-
r-i.-'iBCo wnn tlie provision ol tho act
otCmgiessof Juno 3, 1678, entitled
'An act for tho aalo of timber lands
ir tlio fatntes nf California. Oregon.
1 Nevada, and Wailiington Territory,"
mtiif.iucu 10 an iuo rubiic J.anU
Slates by act of August 4, 1802, SIai.k
D. TiTur, of Marshfield, county of
Ok State (or Territory) of Oregon.
)ui tins tiny tiled in this dike his
swrn statement No. 1603, for iho
pinchiM of the SE.1., of section No.
:Mi Township No. 25 8, Range No.
11 Veal, ami will offer proof to show
that the Inndsotichl is moro valuablo
Miuc im im'cuTitnrIror,,l!mboror tono than for ogri
IIAYfc AN ADfcnTURE cultural purposes, and to establish his
,,, . , claim to Mid land beforo tho Register
Alfred Snndcr 8nj Receiver of this oOloo nntabure
liner inuniiCH i, ..t 1... .1.. m.i. .1... -.
.viacWtoBklHtf.ti&.eniH.eJiJo.rl.urAua. v X.VJSiaWSi-."K,
nJJlCii " Ci,,,h'"n V,"r th " '"" witneea : Jessie A.
TllC
Will
the
launched this afternoon.
I'lycr on her nftcmoou trip
reach North Bcud beforti
launching.
TWO MARSHFIELD BOYS
Herbert Wolcott nml
werv aboard ol .tlm nteamer Ibun Hens
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK 3, 1378.
.NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slam Land office, Kbieberg, Oregon,
Aoguii 7th. 1901.
Notice Is hereby gl-en that In compliance with
the protritiont of the act ofCongrruof Inn 3
1878, entilletl "An act far the sale of timber
lands la the States of California, nmren. Xr.
da, and Washington Trnltorjr," ai extended to
all Ihe Public (And States by act of Aagast 4
lEVn.ALaraT MAtirauAMM. oTPbKII. mm.
of Uwii. Stale (or Terrilory) of WaaMogteW
has ihU day filed In this office hh sworn state
mentNo. 1770, for the purcbaie of the NE V
en Sectfea No. n In Townihlp No a6 South.'
of Range No. it West, and will offer proof to
show that Ihe land sought h more rateable for
Iu timber or tione than lor aarlcullilral DftrrxMea. '
and to ejtiblith his claim to said land be fere tho
RecUter and Reorirer of thli office at Roaeburv.
Oregon, on Thursday, the 34th W f October,
1901. 1
He names as witnesses: J'aoI Mayer, Aaroo.'
Allen, Charles E. Knox, Sunley OluLo, of I'e s
ED. Washington. '
Anr and all persons claiming adrenelr the
aboTe-describedlAndsarereouesteTllonr their''
claims (n this office on or before said 24th clay
of October, 1901. . " u.
b-io j. 1, hsidou, KefjMer.
i'OMIll
Jiiy.
1I.U-
ttracliou
one
AI Deer of Oakland, wan in thn vnL
ley one day this week loukiuu lor
cattle.
Stuvn Minnrd h.in hern tip to
ry'a again. Wl.nt'a thu ntli
rilevoT
K, N. Harry rat.io uoar loosing
in ma viiiiiuiiiii cows 11 snort ii.uu iiko
by being mired In thu ewninp, foriu
nntulv shu wiih found in timo to ho
anved .
Tcnniilc Items
Knt.it and I'.nlu Krikson of Marsh
Held and Krik Nygron of North llciul
woro vislllug hero hut week.
Iu rcsiOimo to a telegram from Cal
ifornia W. V. llowrou visited Mnrnh
flcld Huiulay tn meet A. Alinnut who
nrrlvcd on tlio Areata and jirocuudeil
toTetin.ilu In look at Innd,
Martin llokluenn has eoloeted 11
cnndidato fnr 11 Letter hall among tho
fiilrduughlerHnf rnnith rivur, anil in
making propariitiono for joining tlm
blessed lienediuts.
Leoulliln BiiiHlreoni being sorinuslv
ill waataksn lo town Huiulay, whoro
alio in oared for by lior n.otlior and
vlster.
Helena AVoasoMi of tho north Lnkn
ohnol Iiiih goim In tho fniraccoinpnn.
icd by Frank llowron'a family,
Allorn fow days atnv with II. F,
Atlam'n, Dr. Auoln left for Mmshlluld
Tuesday
Kmil 11. Pnlorou hna resigned hla
jmnition at Coloiuau'n mid wool to
town Tuuvday in company with Jim
Jtoliorln.
Mara MaDonnld tho popular fcl.ooN
teaclior lias used up 11 uliort vhention
with his parents on their Greenwood
creek farm ami departed for tlio bav
Tliurmhiy.
Mrs. K. Jlniiibridgo Iiiih roturnod
from 11 protractoil visit with Mrs. (Jen,
Ilaldorroo 011 Kolindold.
.Mrs. Wntorn of North slough, who
iiaa boon staying boiuo tln.n witli hor
aUtor, MrH. Hiiistreem roturncd homo
Thtirtiday.
Stophon Jolinsnn , John Ston.loch
nor nml Nola Mniicon started for
MnrHhlleld Thtirriday.
Mre. William Rieliarda of (lardlner
is Htorlnghor hoiiHohold goods nwny
preparatory to moving to the Oolo
!an ostnto wlmrn nhu is oxnoutod to
nrrlvo boou nftor Mis Ooloniiui ro
tuma from tho Murshlklil fain.
Hint tho lf3,UO reward nirensl
nrrent mid coiivlellou of the nai
rublied Iho worknof irnld hrfekn worth
fSMUim win not ho pniii, iiie excuno
given In thai the at reel of Intern oc
curred before tho reward was oITeJed.
lie eayn however that tho tifllcem who
afTertist the capturn of tho thief will be
remunerated.
TRIENNIALCONCLAVE
KNIGHT TEMPLARS
crowd.
Ilin pavilion exhibit
much heller than Inst
in pronounced
ar, nml tho
il IS Ui'll IIII11I Willi tt i.r.ml tur.
nrront and coiivlcllon of iho party who.letvnf obiorln of lnterei.t and l.euntv.
for the j building in well lllled
u jea
with a
Thirty Thousand Assembled iu
Louisville, Grand Parade
Takes Place
Today.
Special to,thc Coast Mail.
Loiimvn.i.K, Ky., Ant. 27. Comiumt
derlenot Kulght'lcmplom haioliceu ar
riving heroin, every train finro Satur
day morning, Today they are coming
iu In nt 111 greater iiuiuficm. All will
halo nirhod before Iho evening, mid It
In noweHtlinated that not lees than .10,
I xi will bo In attendance upon tho run
elm 0. Among the notable arrivals in
Columbia, No. 2, nf Washington, of
which Admiral Schley is n member nml
who In with his cniniiiaudory. Tho hit
tor brink' witli It tho celebrated Marino
Hand. Tlio city of Loiilnvlllo hits mixed
$ IU,(VO for tlm proper entertainment nf
tho vlrtltorn. iW.uui nf which has been
(hunted tn deeoratioiin iiTid llluii.iuntloii.
An ohilHiriitoiiuadiiipIo electric arch, Hi
feet high, with n.(M) sixteen caudle
ixiw'er liiraiidoiceiit lamiis, erected nt a
cost of H.00O, In (iuo of tho featuren.
Tomorrow will occur tho grand parade
In which :MKMKUghtH will bo In lino
In their resplendent uniforms mid it In
entabllnlied that it will remilro four
hourn for the procession to pans n given
Point. Louisville in cimvdliur with
Kpcctntorn tn view tho miiichingKiilgl.tn
un iney enter 1110 city tuny,
LORD MILNER OVATED.
BOERS KILL A FEW
('APirrowN. Aim. 27. Lord Mlliier linn
11st returned from Kughiml ami wan re
reived with a groat mutton, Ho kiivh
Hint (Ireat llrlilon In uimhnkuble.i.ml ho
iiilhmen to tho war policy,
London, Ami, 27. Kitchener ronnrtu
that tho lloern at tacked a convoy near
ltoolkohje. Nino of tho Yoeinuuy wore
killed mid 20 wounded.
An Interested Judge.
Wasiiiniiton, Aud. 27 Adinlrnl Siuu
pnou heads tho court of Inquiry Iu tho
Schley mnttor.
The two tihiiti.irimliie exhlbltn nro
. . . . " F
iiiiereniiug, eiiowiug a great varle
very
tv of
with
Cikw county i-rouen repristurctl
muni iiriiciicii.nit aim accuracy.
'I ho display of I'mm county wood In
11I0110 worth n visit to the fnlr. The
hluh Hlil. In equal to u mirror, nmt
NKlhy that explains why tho ladles
ni miicli admire that particular corner
of tho pavilion,
Tho stock exhibit wan nuginentcd
WcdiiCMlny hy the anlvlal uf hoiiio nf II.
SeiiBhtacko'n Hue Jersey's from his South
Hiougi. iia.ry iiiriu, cniupristiig one mill.
two cows. 11 cut ami avoarnng.
rl... in.n M 1.. ...!:.
ItaroNo. I Trotting; 2:50 clans; 3 In
C: puri-o 2Xi, Kntrlen; Buzz. Win. Me
Mullen; Ihnner Oak, F. P. .Norton;
Dewey. F. Hetty; Fannie 1IC. A. Metlln.
Fannie II. wnn not started. Buzz took
toot: three heats nmt the race. Timo 2uV.i,
2:37 and 2: .VI, Bonner D.ik came second
Iu the llrst heat.Dewey Iu the second nnd
third.
itnro No, 2 Itunnlng; nuo-lialt mile
nnd lepent; purse $lua Kutrles: Mnry
I)., Norton; Mali, P.llcmictoy;llllly Lee,
0..I. Seeley; Diirnngo. A. K. hent.
Iu tnith heats Duningii came in first.
Mnt rccoud, Mary II. third uml Billy Lee
fourth. lluitiM and & 2-S. Tint last
1 1 anied horse wnn a very bad actor ami
Tin1 Indies woro out iu strung force I hN nt Icn caused mueli delay iu starting
Horse Injured.
K. F.itc, of Douijl.u county, who drove In
with his fatuity, and is camped nt Iho f.ilrgiuuml,
had ono of his horws Utdly Injured 'I luirnl.iy,
The horses ttcte tied IJo by side, and while no
ono wuilirAr one of the linrsus licked his in.Mo
umiait'r of tliiiosand beluK rough thod culhlni
tip vrrpludly,
mid In their summer toggery nml the
giiiml stand shone resplendent In nil thu
colors of tho rainlxiw.
One notable feature of the fair is tlio
number of devices for shearing sheep,
mid there seems to bo the usual number
of sheep willing to be sheared. One
liiilhld.ial wanoliscMed to drop 10 on
one round of 11 skin game, leaving him
$2 with which In iitiirliUMi the where
withal to drown his sorrow.
Tin: kicks.
The speed prngiam, while not long,
went nil with tho greatest success. Tho
nlllclaln woro F. M. Friodhorg, L. M.
Nohlo uml . F. Calhigher, Judges; P. L.
Phelnii ami I'.F. McKiiight, timers; S.B.
llerinan, welglirr and clerkof thorourse,
ltnre No. 1 - Saddle horse nice, one
half mile: nurno i'0. Kutrles: J. L.
Hockley's I'loud, A. Ogren's Fiinnlo Til
den, F. P. Norton's Kinl.leiu. K. A. Amler-
soirn roiice. k. m. llutlierfonrs Wlilto
Stocklngn, Jess Norton's Tom l.oiiln.
1 nero wero live sinners 111 tills rare,
all but Fm.uio Tilden showing up. The
horses started promptly, at the second
score, and made a very n.etty race, coin
ing under tho wire with Tom Louis In
the lend, Polieo second, ('loud third, Km
Idem fourth and White Stockings iltth.
Time, r.l.
.Special ss" dnsli; purso (175. Kutrles,
fleo. Tin pen's Midget. McKay Bros. Sox,
Will Dixon's tioldic. Chan. Noble's Jessie.
All four horses started Iu thin race,
which wan 11 scramble all tho way
through. Midget took the held And held
it to the turn, but wan then obliged to
relinquish It tn (loldle, who lead It tn
tho-wlro, Midget second, Sox third mid
Jessto roiirth. Timo 20 Hat.
Tlio event of tho day wnn thn bull rare,
and Iu thin were entered W. II. Noble's
Schley nml Dewey nml I'apt. Han is'
Jersey. TI icy wero assigned pimttioiia iu
order named. When brought on tho
track the animals evinced a decided ills
taste for tho excitement nf 11 life 111. the
turf mid gave their Joeklos no end of
trouble. Dewey broke down thu gate
and rah out Into tho center field, but a
crowd went nut and hemlod htm In
iigulit. Then Dewey and Schley both
objected to their saddles nml the latter
took 11 leclluiiig position iu front of tho
grandstand. When Dewey'sridernimtnt
ed ho did some bucking but was too
clumsy to unseat his rider. W. K.
Doln.ul, .and i;ao It up, Schley
wan ridden by Ciias, Noble ami wan in
clined to sulk, lie refused to como to
his. position m number, t, but tho othors
wero herded mound on tlu outNldo nf
him, accomplishing tho desired result.
Jersey,, who was riddou baiebncU by
throwing the last race very late.
Sporfiil trot 2 iu 3; purse $75. 'Kntrlen:
Boui.ln Lav, ft. , Hughes; Jasper N,
F. P, Norton: Hood. l A. Metlln.
Hood look the that heat nnd Jasper N.
tho second uml third. Time 3:002-5, 3:02
uml 2:51).
Iu tho UK) yards footrace llacue. Sned
don uml (ioodman, (iooduiuu fulled to
Mart when the pistol cracked, and llngt.e
took the race easily,
TOIUVri it ICES,
T. ottlng, 3 minute class -3 in 5, purso
loi. Kutrles; Hetty's Dewey, Norton's
Homier Oak, 0. F. McKuiglil's Fannie II.
Trotting and pacing, free tor nil 3 iu 5.
nurse $200. Kutrles: Mo.MiilIen'stirnnd
Hondo, N01 ton's I. ('., Hughes' Douglas.
itunnlng, novelty, purse $150. Ku
trles: Chan. Noble's .lessle, P. Hennes
sey's Mnb, Win. lJlxon's (ioldie, A. K.
Kent's Durmigo.
Theio are six entries iu tlio mule race
which taken place this afternoon, ami
the blooded stuck of Lihhy in matched
against that of Beaver Hill. Tho names
ot the aulumln are given as Fannie,
Minnie. Siilllvan.n'eaiiut.s. Jennie ami
Stranger. Tills pTomtses to equal or
eclipse Wedii0i!day'.n;bull race as a source
ot entertainment ami mirth.
And the Foreman Swore.
Wo wM. to explain to tlnv-o who may
have noticed many typogrnpjileal errors
on pages 2 and 15 of yesterday's lssuo
that wo were all duly snber.but ,wo pled
n form nt 3 o'clock yesterday morning
and tu the hurry incident to getting the
stuff together again to get the papqr out
on timo Home errors crept In. Printers
will umlcntnud the situation.
Oven Killed
I'reJ Noah, a north Toos ritrr bggrr had a
plccn of tud I111A this week in n nUvup on .1 hill
killing two of ihe oven In his team nnd badly
crippling Iuo more,
For Safe or Trade.
A secondhand buggy will be" sold cheap" or
exchanged for hay, Apply M Coast JA1M
office.
Bljr Timber Deal
The Nashurg, Hacker and Hirst tract of line
bctbnd north of ihe Umpqua river, containing
10,000 acres, has been told to Minneapolis par
ies, nnd It Is understood 111 il Ihcy w Ul patup n
largirmllti
The accident occurred nlmut niMnli;h t
the (iarrett ramming n ln.Ie iu the
Dauntless nbout nnildshlp. Sim sank
tn 20 minutes, but in tho mean timo the
pnvengern wero all safely transferred to
the fiarrett.
Young Wolcott writes to his father.
A. I). Wolcott that ho just had time to
dress and put 011 his hat. but ntter he
was rarely aboard the (intrett ho discov
ered that ho was wcarlutronlv tlm brim
of his hat. tho crown having mysterious
ly disappeared,
North Bend.
L,J. Simpson and wife returned from the
Nona Thursday morning.
The schooner ,'ehfooi is now almost kxitl
with lumber.
The mill started to .run again, Wednesday
morning,
QuUe a number of the "North Tendlles went
to the fair Thursday.
Dora Items.
F. K. Scofield recently received from the
east a pair of O. I. C pigs or the north S. R
Nlver stork, Cleveland Ohio. They are beauties
and luuljfTiey reached Dora few weeks rarUcr
douttless thsy would hate made gtad the eyes o
he "Ciintes' by ling placed mi exibition at
our county fair.
Mrs Carrie Durness and family uho hate
ucen riuting wnn ner parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Abemethy of this place, returned to her
nome in jvuourn, vji. last 1 uesaayv
Miss Ida Miller who has been teaching at
Dora returned to her home this week,
K. E. Scofielil Is hauling dour from Roseburg.
Tho stigrs are now runnlnc on rood time snd
securing the large part of the trniel.Any one
wishing to go either toward Koseburg or Morshf
neiu snouia ceruiniy tnttel thn way.
The Dora photogmphcr has quite an exibition
01 rKiurrsai ino i.ur.
Mr. Mark Munson lilted the Dora Sunday
viivut .tu. 4(suit
ursK. J. Scolield has returned from A vjsit to
her baugfitrr, Mrs. W. K. Fargo, of Wrownnille
uregen.
There will tie n box supper at Plcsant IHU
school house Sept, 6th. A fine program is be
ns prep.uvu, all are conlialy Invited.
Iowa Fire
Dim MorXES, Aug. 30 -Tlio business
section ot Scrauton. 10 miles north ot
hero was burned to the ground last
night. The loss In about $('.0,000,
1 ,.
Row an Tour Kidney
Dr. Hobbt' Bparagus Pilltanro all kldi tT I1U. Sam.
ale tree. AJa.btDrliu.- Utuiakr COh Ctuio or N, V.
T1.MUKU LAND, ACTJUNK3, 1878.
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION.
United Suites UAid Office, Roseburg, Oregon,
Aug, 37. 1901,
Notice la liurobv eivun that in com-
phanco tvill. the provision of thn not
of Congress of Juno 3, 1S7S, entitled
''An net lor lliu salu 01 timber lauds
In the State of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory ."
ni extended to all thn Public Land
Stntes by act of August -1, 181)2,
KiinMiiD W. WiKKS.of Marslitleld.
county of Coos Statu (or Torrilory) o(
Ougou, has tl.ia day tiled in thiaollioo
ma m win 11 simuiiiuiiv iu. aoiv, lur tue
mirotiase ol the Lots 1 and 2 nnd S,
ol NK4 of Seotiou No. in Township
.mi. .no ruuigo. .o, 11 west, anil
will ofrur proof to show ttiut tho laud
sought is more valuablo for its timber
or stonn thau for agricultural pur
poaes.atnl to establish his claim to said
land bofore tho Hegistor nd Ueceiver
ot this ollice at Roseburg , Oregon, on
Tuesday, tho 12th day of November,
Ho uanioj as-wit nesees v Jcscio At
Smith Aoton Wirtli, Edward Wires,
nml Clinrlpa I,. Smith, nil nf M.r.l..
j lirl'f, Oregon.
Ati and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands nro
roruestcd to lllo tholr claims in this
office on or beforo said 12:li day of
November, 1001. ,
8-31 J. T. BntDOEs, Register.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK 3, 1878.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. .
United Stales Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon,
August 27th, 1901.
Notice Is hereby glen that In compliance
with Ire protritlons of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
limber lands in the States of CuAfonila, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"' as
extended to all the Public Land Stales by act
of August 4, 189a, Robi.ut B.L. Haytmi, p,
xiatshticld, county of Coos, Slate of Oregon,
has this day filed In this cfricr his sworn state,
ment Na iSor, for the purchase of the Lots 3
J.SJi .NW ofhecUonNo. a. In Township
No. s6S, Ranre No. 11 West, and will otter
proof to show that the land sought Is more val
uat for its timber or stone than for agricultur
al purposes, nnd to establish his cltim to said
land before tle Register and Receiver of this
ofliceat Roseburg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the ta
day of November, l)or.
He names as witnesses: Mark D. Cutlip,
Anton Winh. Edwnrd W Wires. Charles E.
Smith, of Marshfield, Oregon.
Any and all persons cUlnilau adversely the
above-described lands axe requested to file their
claims in this ofhee on or before sold 12th day
of November, 1901,
S-31 J. T. BihdoiS, Register.
.1. f.
TIMBEULaND, ACT JUNli 3, J87S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ,.,
United Slates I-and ornce, RoMborg, oregoh,
August 7th, 1901. 1
Notice Is hereby siren that In caaiDMnca ith.
the protrUloBsof the act of Congress of Jme 3,'
1S78, entlted "An act for thn a&fe ol tknbtr
ands in the States oj Caifsrnla,. . Oregon, Net
trada. nnd Washington Territory," as extendeaV
to af the Pubie land Slates by act of' Aofjp
4. tna, tilAM KATKOWSKI. Ol fs KM,
of Lewls.Sute(or Terrlionr of Wasfc
ou uus oar nieu in inu omce sa awora
raenl No. 1773 for the purchase ol tfce NW if.
or section no. 11 la Tewssftio No., a- SaMk:
timber or Mee thanfer airiculnna nomMesL
and to estabUh hlsciim tosaUAindbcferc'lh.
Register and Receiver of this cflioo at Koseburgp
Oregon, oa Friday, the 85th day of October,
1901. '
lie names as witnesses: August Mayers AI
bert .taucrnunn. StanA-y Cuba, CtuuJcs E.
Knox, of Pe YJl, Washington.
Any and a Dersons- calmimr advervv (her
abotc-described ands are requested to 67s Ihebr
cAims In this office on or before said ajtb. day
of October, loot. '
e-10 j, 1. nxiDCCi. Keguur.
TIM BER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. ,
United States Land office, Roseburg. Oregon,.
August 7th, 190C .,
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance-'
with the provisions of the act of Congress of '
June 3. 1878, cntUM "An act for the sole of'
timber lands In the States of California, Oregoa.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,' ar extendi'
ed to all the Public Land States by nut el AiurtM
4, 189a. Aur.usT.IAYKU. of Pe til. county
Lewis, State for Terrilory) of Washington, has
this day filed In this office his sworn- statement
No. 1770, for the purchase of the SE V of Scot
lion No sa m Townshlu No. s(5 South, Range
No. 11 West, and will offer proof to show that"
the land sought is more valuable for its timber',
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to .
establish his claim lo said land before tiie Reg.,
liter and Receiver of this office nt Rosebun.
Oregon, on Thursday, the 34th day of October,
1901
He names as witnesses: Charles U. Knoxv ,
Aaron Allen. Paul Mayer, Lewis Chdsten, of
i'e E.U, Washington.
Any and au persons claiming adversely nm
above-described lands are requested to file their.'
claims in this office on or before said 34th day ,,
of October, 1901.
8-io J.T. UairxiES, RegUter
u
We Have it.
That is our
a most invar
iablo reply to
inquiries for
tho latest nov-
e-i-tios and
swell effects
in Jiil Sicm
vi 0 r (I r y
good's, cloth
if, furnislii
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shoes, goves,
corsets, liose-
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shirts, wrap
pers and silt
waists.
Don't forget. -The R & G
Corset, in all styles. Keco
meuded by all who- Iravc
worn them to be a perfeci
article, - - - - -
We curry and have the ex
elusive sale of the WALK
OVER SHOE for gentle
men itnd theTATRTciAN7
a woman's shoe that's right
Towels, Sheetings,
Lace Curtaina-
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