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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-11
La eSCuela nocturna

Anocha tavim os oportunidad de
contemplar hermoso espectkeulo.
A las zdiez pY6xlmamsnte, SATAN
dc Las elRses nostsrnas multitna de
alumnos de ambos sexos. Cas fan
dfanse j6venss psrtenscientes 6 dis
tir guiaas familias y j6venss obrs
ross seforitas de alta posiei6n social
= ssfaoritas pobrss que en- sl sstadio
vineulan an porvenir.
<Asf se hace pasria. .-pensamoe-
Y el noble af&n que en- los alum NOS
de las classes noCturnAs 90 nots por
instruifse, es algo que inclinA sl &ni
mo 6 espsrar dias mejorez para
nueatra amada tisrrs,
Una bnena organisation presia 0
las aluaidas classes, y los profesores
todos eamplen CON veraadero amor
50 alto apostolado.
Por esq sen 10, por 10 do 10 instrue,
ei6n 10 llsga tambi6n 6 In fsliejdad !;
pero ca doloroso que ante 10 con.
tsmplaci6a 4 as tan hale 6. d u espee-
t&culO, NOS invRda In triasfza con
que on oil orAeu politieo 90 trAta 6
este pueblo, a&ue&ndols en- 10 secua.
10 de 10 servidumbra y negGndole
nbertsdes que tiene 0Asreobo y Ia.
ciendo algunos desae Ia poaieion qse
ocapan 10 que las da ID 6 ana, sin I'm
portarlss para nasa 10 protesta Ael
pals.
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En- "Cu|ebIa'' hubo una question entIe IN con-
tIIbuyente J IN Investigator de Ientas
InteInas
FL "aca" y 81 "alla" establecido ALI por Or
den del Investigator
Mand6 que los puertorrquenos SC les vendiera en-
una tenda los americanos en- otra
I'll COfreSpOnSa Cuelta un cuentO Su MaeStad e llVeS-
tIgador
Il cuelta ul cuentO q Su Msjestad el lnVes-
(Ds maestro corresponsaD'

San Ilae efonso, Junio 6. Ha ocu-
rriao aquf nm sse&naaso, ana gran
iniusticiA, que viens 6 conhrmAr de
modo evidente, que los sDAtivoss Co.
t6n & merceA de sualauiera que ten.
20 spatsntee de continental.
El w&bMa0 8 del mes on curso ne
persona Acom paflsao do 10 sargsnto
.sl investiga&or de Rantas Iuteraas,
se11or Hanson, on el estableeimian
to DO don Ricardo AmAdo. La pre-
ssneia de nm sArRento de infsnterfA
do Marina aeompA11sndo q nm em-
pleAao dol Tesor0 p1blico do Pasr.
to Ria0, 4as eOsas que A1n no 90 ex-
plisa nadis, pero reproduz :amoa las
eseanAs one en- el eitAdo ohtAbleei.
mianto tuyiefon lugAr.
Colector.-Ena6nsue mated To- pa
tents de licofes.
81 seflor Amado.-lQaiea 90, 40.
ted?
Gel srsprsaantanta Il p del CO.
bsrnador dc Paerto Rico.
A.-Puade ser, pefo aquf sl re-
presentants del gohernaaor % sl
Dslagado. Yo NO tango el gnsto do
conoeer u6tea sin6 como 6 nm co.
ebal;ero particular. Acerca DC 10
que usted pretende, hay que aeredi-
tar On ARtofiaad, porqus tAmbisn
pusde venir <un cualquisras y pc.
airme 10 s'patente".
Estas fraSes aiChGs cort6smente,
las eousidsr6 el fansionario p6blieo
como HnA cfensa y prorrumpi6 On
SON do amenazas on frAses dospro'
vistas de eortesla.
ri senior Amaao.-No vao 10 70.
z6n do sa ineomodi&ad. Yo soy an
eontribuyente y conosco mis- dere.
chos. Ustad- 90 nm funeionafio pd'
blieo y sus formas debsn ssr corrse.
tas para con el contribuyents.
Sabi6 10 p6lvora! Y entonees ne
VIC preeisAIo el eomerciante 6 en-
War por sl DelegAdo para que pre-.
seneiase el suesso imprevisto.
Claro estk. So rsuni6 nm p6blico
numeroso. y visndo el sei1or Amado
que NO habia medic dc calmsr los
nervios del IuyestigadoT, le diio:.
Hay shf IN pdblico qas est&
viendo sas formas y las mias.
Investigador aria UelGs). - En-
qpe he ofenaido yo. g ustsa? GA!l
Despuea do estA RlgarAda tOao ne
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NueVas quejas
Vienen de
puertorrlquef1os emlgra'
dos al Hawaii
NADIA por ellos % ha heoho. pusa todo al
goblerno 10 importa un bledo

VArias eartAs ss han raeibi1o d..
timam@nte del HAW eli. on que loa
deggfaeiaaos emigrAntes puertorri.
que11os que allf fasron en- bussA do
trabajo 20 lAmentan de 10 panosa si
tuacs6n On que pc hAllAn.
Sobre cate Asunto mucho ha hs'
blado 10 prensa dol pals y ala 10
AmericAna, y toaos esOs esfaeI %
para Tesolverle al pareeer han resul
Sado in6tiles.
In el aentido de eonoesr el verda
dsro estado de nuestros som patrio
tas On el lejAno arehip:a.ago men
eionad0, movi6se una vsz eli Comi'
sionadol dc Puerto Rico en- w Ashiug
tom y sus gestiones rssultaYon tan
desgrAciaaas como Las qusa hieiers
respacto al ainero que 30 aebe
Paerto Rico dssds 10 gaerra dc
Cuba.
81 10 susrts de los pnartorr;quef1oa
On sa propia pAtria 90 =sl gobiernc
fsdsrAl eosa cue importaz POGO, %
cpmpronde que 10 gaerte do unoa
euantoa puertorriqusf1os lsios de ssu
patsia Les aer& m&s indif srents al a.
Aqnf mos azotan las iniuatieias y
Lac tamsridaaes do los que aquG 60
bierno representan, y ALA, on ana
terra famota,. On Absolnto sxtralA
nuestros eompst.iotss, psro en- don
de hots 10 ban1sra amsrisana, dicen
ellos que tambisn 10 injasticia lea
maltrata y pasan hambrs y miaerlas
ANN eQussgrados sl trsssjo en- donds
anrman qae son tratados como 1es'
elavos:,
sPArecs que 6 este insrme pueb'o o
la fAtalidad 10 sigus sn todas parties
Miserablsg los fasrtes que abasan
DO los oiles; Los que .dicsu amar u
humanidad y NO oysn, 81 grito de los
Que piaen iusticia, solo j stieiai
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redujo 6 Qas Me- Hanson .ysnia q
vino & llsvaFse lac pAtentes que c&da
hi1o de veeino hA, satia fseho al Esta'
do. Z Ahora viena 10 mejor: El
exclusivismo, que tras de ser irri
tAnte, perjudiea al Tssoro de Pae1to
Rico. SsR6u Mr. Hannson, solo qaa'
dan fAcaltados para el exQendi0 de
licorss don Ricardo Romero, en- sl
poblad0, y Mr. .Msefiel en- el campo;
el primero para los ''nativoa" y el
segundo para los eontinentalss. He
aqnf ANA bonita disposieion!
Hay q ae que sgfsgar { t0ao cato,
que seRda lumores del pueblo, sl
sellor Iaves tigAdor on soeio. de 10
cantina del sefior Macf1el.
Bi gobernaaor Hant ha POGO pu-
blie6 ana orden pr0hibiendo t0da
class ide negoeios G los emplsaaos
do. gobisrno. 1Sahe. 6 ignora ssto
al.sea nor Invsstig ador defRsntaa Ia.
ternasf Porqna aa- ser cierto ell RI.
NOR p6blieo, este sefl Or hA infriugi.
DO yana disposition superior y aeDe
hAbsr nm eorreetivo para las trans.
gresiones de- 10 ley.
Diee nm refr6n ,espanol: "Caando
el rio suenA, aqua tf e.. VeAee el
rio On cassti61, por si acaso strae
agaAs.
De snbaistir el privilsgio inaieAdo,
qaeda o. Tssoro de ePasrto Rico re.
aenti6o.
Ea cuanto al sefior Haanson aabs
aprsnaerae este que pas6 en- 10 ciu.
dad de New York.
Un -aia % praseat6gsn 10 Gfieina
principal sde correos an eiudaaano
con sl fn.dsshacsr ana reclamaci6n
coneesntente al rAmo.
Ri JETS lefa nm psri6dico; viendo
el reclsmante que NO % le atendfa,
dijo: slEl kusldo que le paga sl
Estado % para lssr psri6Aicosf 8 %
para que atian&a los eiudadanos
que son oil Estadol 70 soy IN CON.
tribayante y nj vengo aquf 90 para
qse sa me atianaa. Usted est& aquf
para ssrvirme & mi y no 20 6 uated.
Si ustea NO 90 anensntra andcianta
para dasempsf1ar sl cargo, d6jale el
sitio 6 otrp. Va 10 aabe el seffor Iu-
yestigador: ser mAs eort6s. 6 deiar
81 puesto otro mas atento On df6e.
sempsf1o de sus fanciones.
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q Z AN s A s TR RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA. 2S. ALLEN ST. 2S.

En- este antique y acrcditaAo es-
tablecimiento adem4s de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontFae& suanu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y 1por mas asi mismo
taMhi6n nm extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tiranteS, igas, paraguas je-
R0veses, cuellos, Punos, camisaseR eRe-
gig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusivas para
Frak y SMokin y 0tros artfcalos
paF1 aahallorOs.
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MeDSQra de tierraS
pdbliCaS en- Utuado
80 familias que en- elias
vlven seran lanzadas CO.
mo los aztecas
Incendio en- una hacienda
(De ,aasestro oosresponsal)

fOe WetSSV0 c0TTespOnS0I)
Junio 9.--Los Ingsniaros don Joa6
Montilla ~ don sArmAndo Morales
han negs&o & esta ciuaad. Viensn
& kmansurar y deslindar los tarrenoa
del Estado raaicados on el barrio dc
Santa Rosa, svsndiaos en- subasta
rdblisa 6 dom BaltasRr MkTqaez do
Lares y On eny0s tsrranos viVsn co
mo 80 6smAs familias qne, como Los
axtecas, s0r6n lanzsdos de sus domi.
MICS, como 10 pretende el novisimo
Herman Cort6s.
Todos SON cong quistadores.
Parte de Los sstahlaeimieptos dc
To- Hacienda. ell Cominos ha sido
pasto dc las llamas, valor6ndoss las
p6rdiaaas en- m&s de- - 600 90. Ii
aitada HNCienAA psrteDeaa nuestro
destinguia0 amigo dom Eduardo Ar.
tau qse 10 tspfas do varansar, psro
no aseguraAs.
Aver terminaron los sxA nenes
para ingrssos On IL Normal. fasron
los examinados.
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AQenCia

So ls aar& ana fpoF caaa pueblo de
mayor cuantsa ae toda Ia Isla VI 6
personas xsaponaAhisa ysaetiyas; 40 !
gocio nusYo aereditAdo ) ysaoln eae la,
1sla pFometiendo abnsnRs ntili6Ades-
CON POGO trsbsjo. Dirfjsnss ii Fran !
90. American Halter q Dyer. San
Jasto 6. San Ja&n p. r Tintorsrfa
y sombrereria premiada ae
Pierre Mwtia<s.
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JuDta ESCOlar de Ia
Wltalde AdiQDtas

-Haata oil din. "a del corrients mas
do Janio 90 admisiYkn solieitsdas
acompaNadas del correspondence
certifieado para eabrir La escuelas
On aI pY6ximo sflo escolar, de Hre fe'
s,res Principal, Graduates y Rusa'
les.
ASiuntaa Jsnio 6 del 1908.
jose AporiciO RiverG.
SesrstArio de ID Juuta
Vo Bo
JOsSzV. M0rGSaez
Pgesiaents Junta Dscolsr.
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Anunclo permanente

IL HAce. .unt a6o neSss,, sea est6 tramitando
una bancarrota CON varias inc6gnitas, 81
por alguien quien pudiera Interesar dicho
asunto, no SO esclarecieren los puntos oscu-
ros que arriba citamos, queda este anuncio
permanente hasta tanto que SO de cumplida
satisfaction quien corresponds.
81 para ssclarecer los hechos q que 90 con-
trae Ell p&rrafo anterior fuera necesario, oita-
remos todas aquellas personas que On dicho
asunto hayan tenido intervenci6n, sin LffnI
portarnOs para NADIA el puesto que cada uno
coupe, ppes laley es una y 1nica en- todas
spAytes HlosE h0pnhres son todos igualss On
todo pals Civiiixadb. Hablarsmos clare si
vera Recesagio,
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Hay CaSOS de tOS
fefina en- Vega Baja
Profesores de aquel pue-
bio en- peligro de que
no Sc les expida certi-
hcado.
(De maestro c0srespons0l)

De NaIe8W0 c0STeep0n80t/
Janio, 10.-HGss pressntado On
este pueblo, NO sabamos si de sson
trabando.s 10 anfsrmedad conocida
por Tos ferina, azots de 10 nif1ez
Como oil eatAs infeliees ertAtnritas
no tuvisran ya bAstante con Ia e6le-
bra sLsy del foetss, v6nse hoy azo-
taAAs por tan terrible NAL, ea@sando
10 desesperaei6n de sus padres.
HastA 10 fechA hay m&s de veinte
cAsos On la poblaei6n, y quiera Dios
qns NO tome mayores pToporeiones.
Dfeese, sin que garantieemos el
dieho, que el aspartamento de eau.
eacion 90 propone no expedir titulo
6 alguncs profes sores que aetnalmen-
to desempe1an eseuelas On esta ma
nieipalidAd, por ciertos spapelitos
an6nimoss que aauel ha reeibido.
De llevArse & cabo tal mediaa, Sc
rfa una gran injustieia, pues 81 cuer
po de pr fsscres aqnf existente, 6 10
par de ser compstents y q 81 eumpli'
dor de sus debsrss, glza de mereei'
das simpatfas por su moralidaa y
eonducta eiemplar.
Al Cesar, ID qns Cd del Cesar.
Mn 10 tarae Dc anteaysr lego &
este pueblo, en- vista de inspection,
el eapit&l Fern&nasx Mater y sl to-
nisnts Rsyss, de la ainsulsr p6lise.s
DJn Juan Rod,iguez Cspero, pro.
f.sor rural de este pnsblo, fee el
one meior exkmen dio en- 10 aaiRna.
tura DO iDgles.
aVery wsll,D amigo.
So hAlla en- sstA poblaei6n don
Pedro de Angelis, sl oual hA venido
CON el I'm de eolocar su obrA EspA'
fiolss titles 6 Paerto Rico.
Este corresponsal tom6 nm eiem'
plar.
DAdo sl excessive ealor reinante,
much9s fAmilias de este pueblo ham
90 lido & veranear las playas do
Paerto nusyo , Oerro gordo, y otras
se disponen & hAcer 10 mismo.
Maestro quarido amigo don Fran.
cisco Mater Girona, hijo dc nuestro
tAmbiSn querido amigo don Jose
Francisco Mater, alealde de este
pueblo, no halla enfermo por conse.
eueneia de an Antrax en- 10 eapalaa,
sl sual 10 fac opsrado por sl hSbit ci;
gujAno doctor don Joae a. Amadeo.
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BANCARR0TA

CON PUNToS oscURos
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Dulces en- alnibar

DMlces ON almibar do varias ala
3eW v sabacOs v ycigaryillos Jse vendep
10 lAdo del Ayuntami6nto .aasa nd
mere % tsepte 4 la Plasa Principal.
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POst t a les
ODE JUAN MAROHAN SICARDO
a 10 ssforita dons
Isabel Santana O'Neill

La postal representa- q Du-
yade, Ninfa de los bos-
ques
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JUNTA gSCOLAR
DE MARICAO

En- session tenidA por 10 Junta %.
collar de este pueblo sl aia 20 del
mes eu eurso, fac aeuerdo, On eum.
plimiento do 10 qae determina 10
Sssci6n 81 do Les vigantss Lsyes .Es.
colarss, dar de plazo haata sl 20 de
Junio entrante, para que los profo-
seres gra&uaaos y rurales Que aspi'
rem 6 nor eontratAdos en- esta mani.
eipAlidAd durante al pr6ximo eurso,
presenter en- esta SseretAlfa sus 30.
Aeitndes, 6 las que dsben Acompa-
mar el certifeaa0 creaitiy0 de ha.
uarsa oil solicitante en- econ&icionsa
legales para aesempeflAr sl cargo
que pretenaa.
Marisao, Mayo 90 Do 1908.
Vo. b.
Francisco e. Martinez,
Presidente.
Felipe ~ 9ui1oacs,
d151 Saarstario.
Kiesko COLON
En la plagusls del mismo nombre)
Hay aqui cuanto pueaa apetecer
el mas exigente aparroquiano; refres-
cos, icores, tabacos, cigarrillos. LE-
CHE BATDA, la mejor que Sc be-
be en- San Juan.
Los sabados y Donlingos, CENAS
BIEN CONDIMENTADAS.
x desde este delicioso sitio, Sc do
nina eel bello panorama de la bahia y
50 respira el saludabIe aire del mar.
uDIGANMN
oqslss son O msiqsss sigarrillos dc
la COLLECTIVE"
1uuGlss som los sigasrfllos mas baratos
WOkETAD
BIN DI0HO III
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
President Signs Gladly.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Shortly after
noon this afternoon. Representative
Wachter, of Maryland, chairman of the
companied by Representative Allen. of
Maine, reached the executive office with
the engrossed and enrolled copy of the
free coal bill passed by Congress yester-
day. President Roosevelt received the
committee and signed the measure, ex
that Congress had acted so promptly.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
Kipling Cables His Refusal.

San Francisco, Jan. Is. - Rudyard
kipling has declined to permit the
Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland 10
publish a calendar containing excerpts
from his works. The calendar was to
have been sold for the financial benefit
OF the Old Ladies' Home at Alden. The
prominent society women who COM
prise the society, as we'll as the pro-
lessons of the University of Californ'a
who revised The chosen quotations. are
refusal by cable to permit the con-
summation of their charitable work.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
Plague at MaZatlan.
annexation.

Mazatlan, Mexico, Jan. 16. Eight
new cases of plague and four deaths
Were reported today, while four more OF
the lazarettos patients are dying. A
number of houses in different sections
were burned today, having been IN
fected with plague germs.
General Ezeta, ex-President of the
Republic OF Salvador, is very sick at the
Civil Hospital.
Relief funds are coming in, and are
most welcome. The situation is gloomy,
and business is stagnant. The re.
markable exemption of the Chinese
residents from attacks of plague ex-
cites interest.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
For Display at St. Louis.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The House
committee on industrial arts and ex
hibits today authorized favorable re-
port on the bill appropriating 100000
for an agricultural college exhibit al
the st. Louis fair Amendments
were made to the bill providing for an
appropriation of $50, 900 10 aid the
residents OF Alaska to make an exhibit
at st Louis, the cost of preparing and
transporting to be borne by the resi-
dents of Alaska also for an appropria,
ton of $25 ,000 for an Indian Territory
exhibit, the residents of the territory
being required to deposit an equal
amount with the Treasury.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

:, United States Land Office, La Grande, Oregon
November o. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress o
June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale o.
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" as ex
tended to all the Public Land States by act OF
August 4, 1892,
Naomia Turnbow
OF Palouse City, county of Whitman, State oi
Washington, has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No 17l9,lor the purchase of the
E12 SWA Sec 6, NE4 NW4 Sec T. SW4 SE14
section No 6, in Township No s., range No 2a
f W M, 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 her claim to said land before Vawter
Crawford, County Clerk, at his office at Hepp.
ner, Oregon, on Saturday, the 24th day of Jan
uary, 1903.
She names rs witnesses
John Zolinger of Heppner, Oregon Mary
f. lckes, Elmer E Klots and Charles w. San
derson, of Palouse City, Washington
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said oath day
of January, 1908.
1923 f. w. BARTLETT, Register.
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Don't Like that Committee Report.

Honolulu, Jan. 16-There is much
Indignation and many protests here over
the report of the Senate commission
which was sent to the Senate last Mon
day.
That portion recommending the estab-
lishment of National leper settlement
at Molokai and the statement that there
are manv lepers in the islands outside
the settlement is especially resented.
The resignation of Attorney General
E. p. Dole has been accepted. Dole
will 60 to Washington to argue before
the Supreme Court the Osaki Mankichi
case, which grew out of the transition
period and involves the application of
the United States Constitution to Hawaii
after the passage of the resolution of
annexation.
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Does Your Food Distress Your

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR LAND
- ONCE at La Grande, Ore. Dec 12 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler HIS filed notice OF her intention
to make final proof in support OF her
claim, and that said proof viii be made
before Nawter Crawford, County Clerk at Hepp-
ner Oregon, on Jan. 3lst, 1908, viz: No
1862,
MAGGIE J. FRENCH, formerly Maggie j. Bar
clay, of Heppner, Oregon,
for the swl4 swA sec q, e1a se14 aud seA ne4
sec 20, tp s. 27 E w NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Joseph Rector, Sarah J. Thompson, George
ner Oregon.
1922 E. w. BARTLETT, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. LAND
~ Office at La Grande Or, Dec TO- 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will.be made before County
Judge of Umatlla county at Pendleton, Oregon
on Jan. oath, 1903, viz: II E No l024o,
CLIFFORD F. DUPUIS, of Ridge, Oregon,
for the lots % and and sw4 neA, sec l, tp s,
30 E w NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz
Lester Lewis, all Of Ridge, Oregon.
17-22 Z. W. BARTLETT Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
- Office at La Grande. Or, December Is 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of fis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
County Judge Umatilla County at Pendleton,
Oregon, on Jan. 29th, 1903, viz: H f No 99S9,
WILLIAM A. HICKS, OF Ridge, Oregon,
for the NJ SEA and VIZ NEA sec 81 TIP 2 s, r
80 E. W. NJ.
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz
Robert l. Hicks, Clifford f Dupuis, and Lester
Lewis, of Ridge, Oregon, and James c. Thomp-
son. of Pendleton Oregon.
1924 E. w. BARTLETT Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22

Timber Land Act Jatne 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, La rande, Oregon,
November s, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada ant Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892.
BHrNEA v. V.KYERSON,
Of Pnlouse City, cou ty of Whitman, state of
Washington, has this day filed IN this office her
sworn statement No 1862, for the purchase of
the So swl4 sec |, and eastR se14 of section
in township SIS, range ~ e, and will
offer proof to snow that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish her claim to
said land before Vawter Crawford, County
Clerk, at his office at Heppner, Oregon, on
Saturday, the oath day of Jan. 1908.
She names as witnesses:
John Zollinger, OF Heppner, Oregon; Otis A.
TurnbOw, Charles W. Sanderson aud Elmer K.
Klots, all of Palouse City Washington
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said oath day
of Jan. 1908.
1922 E. w. BARTLETT, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
Better Than the Fog.

London, Jan. 16-For the first tim Q
in many years the Thames is froz n
over. At NARROW the ice is nearly an
inch thick. Drift ice has formed in
solid packs on the river at Windsor and
Richmond. Iutensely cold weather
prevails, which has largely increased
the number OF the unemployed, as
much outdoor work has been sus-
pended.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-01-22
Endorsed ROOSeveIt's Action.

Kansas City, Jan. 16.-The National
livestock Association in annual con-
vention here yesterday afternoon by a
rising vote, adopted resolution indors-
ing President Roosevelt's suggestion
that Congress appoint a committee of
experts to settle the range problem, ,
which for years has been the bone Of
contention between the cattle and sheep
men.