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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Bernard MeFhillips lias returned to his r
home at Sand Cape, from McMinnville
Nettucca
He has an excellent sheep ranch up
j there about two miles from WoodH, and
B ohn . —March 9, to S. Moon ami wife, it is also a fine place of resort for “coast­
a daughter.
ers” in the summer. J. Malaney’s father-
Mr. Maynor is feeding a number of
horse« and cattle for hit neighbors. Mr. in-law, H. Vanbibber, occupied the place
Maynor has plenty of good timothy and last summer ami took in the many dol­
clover hay. Cattle are loosing well, con­ lars left by the travel.
sidering the stormy winter. If warm
A number of the citizens of Woods
weather continues, outside range will
have been clearing the drift out of Nes­
soon be good.
L ost . —On the Nretucca bills, a deer tucca some three miles above town. This
hound Answers to the name “Trouble.” »Irift which came in this winter, Beriously
A large panther has been killing sheep obstructs the navigation of the river and
in this vicinity, and serenading the citi­ should be removed.
zens by night.
J. G. Dutcher, of Yaquina, but form- I
Jas. Hughey an»l wife will remove to
Tillamook in the near future. Nestucca erly of this place, has been spending the
winter with W. A. Gage, his son-in-law.
will lose valued friends
Warm and sunny The meadows are Mr. D. was at one time the leading mer­
green, and loudly pipes the quail from chant of Woods.
the hillside. H»>w very pleasant after
There have been but few cattle lost so
the dreary days of winter
far this winter. W. A. Gage has lost
S kew ana .
about half a dozen all told. A. Mr. Han­
son, on the Bell place, has lost about tho
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same amount, also a horse.
Gardening between showers is the
School district No. 4, has voted a tax
spring “fad.”
of $225 to aid in building a new school ,
School will start at Three Rivers school house. That is a good movo in ilio
house about the middle of April. Mrs. right direction.
Minnie Graves will teach.
District No. 10 is needing a teacher
The primaries in Union precinct went It is desired that school commence not
off quietly, and to the majority salis- later than the first of May, but would j
prefer to have it commence sooner. If
factory.
W. A. Graves has returned from a trip any one in Tillamook desires to teach the
school let the |>ersou sen»] application to
to Sheridan.
the board of directors at Woods. I be­
While affidavits are in order, I would
lieve a lady teacher is prefered.
like to see one from some man in a re­
B ianca .
mote part of the county who paid Hays
$2.5(1 more for a homestead filing than
Onion Peak.
a man living near town.
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Plenty of rain.
Mr. Cary, of Willamina, was intown
last week.
Mr. I’riestly returned from atrip to
Tillamook last Wednesday.
Krebs Bros, are running their mill on
full time.
Abe Harris left for Dallas last Tuesday
for a two weeks visit.
Booth A Owens have moved their bees
np on their Three RiCer ranch. The city
•ir did not agree with the bees.
Work has commenced on the drift at
the island and in a short time the river
will be open again.
Tno new road on Horn creek hill is
about finished to the creek bottom, and
it will be a big improvement on the old
road.
Our merchants are getting short of sup­
plies, and no prosjiects of another
steamer.
Nanon.
Garibaldi Items.
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Tho steamer Augusta came in last
Wednesday, stopping here only long
enough to land passengers. Then sailed
for up town, leaving there on Saturday
following, going direct tu sea, and bound
for Portlaud.
All in very quiet on the bay. Nothing
can be beard only the croaking of the
frogs and mischief maker's tongues.
The sound of the saw mill of the
Truckee mill Company is heard daily on
the opposite side of the bay. Thev seem
to have plenty of sawing to do, but at
present there is no stopping of lumlier.
Have heard that tho Str South Coast
would not return.
Some few cases of I41 gripi>e, but none
of them serious or proved fatal. We
will be glad when warm weatlirr is here;
the colds we think, will be taken with a
leaving.
Already tho swallow, the meadow lark
and robin—the heralds of balmy spring
are here. So we conclude that cold windy
weather liaa ® last left 11s, we ho|>e for
mouths.
Tho wood choppers 011 Mr. John lohn-
sou's ranch, cut down a tree last Friday,
that was only a foot in diameter at the
butt, and measured 120 feet in length
How will that do for a hemlock tree that
grow on upland.
By the way, what has become of our
new towu that report says is already
laid oat, and named Miami? It cer­
tainly should keep juice with the now
town laid out on the other side of Bay
City, by McCoy and others.
Miss Ijiurs Chapman has returned
home to stay for a few day, then will re­
turn and take her old juvsition aa clerk in
a dry doods store in Astoria.
Good beds, good grub on the table and
pleaaant folks are always to 1« found at
Hotelde-Ricbardson.
Nestuooa
Thia country has been exce|»tion«lly free
from many calamities that are oftrn ex-
perienced in other lean favored localitie«.
There hav, been no railroad disasters ol
any serious nature, no iMailment of
trains or other accidents. There have
been no steamboat col I iaiona on our ri vet s.
no large cities burned with a loos of many
live« and milita» of dollars worth of
prenerty, no banks or exjirvns trains n>b-
ls>d, and no auicidea or white-chn|s'l
murders There have been no persons
maimed, slntpsl or burned to death on
telegraph or electric light wire», and no
strikes or riots disturbing the peace of
our hartnonioua <• immunitieo.
Who
would not like a home in a country like
thia?
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The Mw-mill at Wooda haa l>een doing
excellent buaineaa lor aome time P.
■bM*ell A Sm have been getting som*
Bicafir logs for the mill.
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DANGERS.
Work That It’qu’re* a Cool Head,a Steady
Nerve and .Much Couru”«.
NO i n E FOR PUBLICATION.
Lantfeffice at Oregon City. Oregon. January
2;, IS90.—-Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler ha* filed notice of his inten­
tion to I.trtkr tinal proof in support of his claim,
anti that said proof will be made before the
A-.ewi.A, Clerk
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County
of Tillamook
County, at Till»-
mook, Oregon,on Wednesday. April 23,189Ü, vii:
A M. Hare,
Mirti 1. FOR PUBLICATION.
Land (Jitice. at Oregon City, Oregon. March
26, i8uo.—Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make tinal proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will l«c made be-
font the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
Tillamook, Oregon, on Friday, May 16th.
,E’°' ,U:
Calif N. Drew,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 5716, for the se >4’of ne
l4 of sec. 4, w % of u w
ne *4 uf n w
of sec.
3, tp. 2 s, r 10 w.
Hu uatncM the following witnesses to prove
hiv continuous residence upon and cultivation ;
of, Haiti laud, viz:
J. W. Maxwell, J, M. Morgan and W. Tone, of ,
Netarts. an<! H. Robert«, of Tillamook, all of .
Tillamook County, Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICh FOR PVBI.ICATKHi^W
Land Office at Oregon City, oreigoM jfj
26, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that tljSfo}
lug named settler ha* fiivd notice of
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lion to make final proof 1»1 support of his
und that said proof will be made
County Clerk of Tillamook t'ounty/3H
mook, Oregon, on Friday, May 16, 1896,
George Squirt«,
Pre emption D. S. No. 6634, for the s U
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n e 14 of s e % of se *. 7, s w
ot s w 1 i
tp. 1 s, r i0 w.
He names the* following witnesses toj art his
continuous residence upon and culi^j lina of.
said land, viz:
H. M. Sampson. W. T. Newcomb, 1
Ha.x-
hurst and J. Ilauxhurst, all of Tillamq
mook County, Oregon.
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J- T. Apperson, ■
"A line-man carries his life in his
pocket, and it mey slip through ti very
tiny hole,” said an employe of the
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6025. for the s w i-4 of il w ;
Brush Electric Light Company». “A %, li of s w >4 aud n w % of s e of sec 24, tp
2
, r M w.
cool head and a steady nerve, with a b lie
MH*
names the following witnesses to prove his !
smattering of electrical knowledge, are continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said
laud,
viz:
the prerequisites of a first-class line»
V/. I». Swinton, C. Moon, C. A. Smith and L.
man. Unless a man be apt to judge Barker, all of Tillamook, Tillamook County, !
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and quick to remember he will be Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
liable to serious blunders in bis inanip-
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—No««« fob
IF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ulation of the wires. Where there are Land Office
P ublication .
at Oregon City, Oregon, January ! TIMBER I.AXIl. ACT JUNE J. l87S.—NOTICE '
FOR PIT1I.JCATI.IN.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
dozens of them attached to one polo it 27, 1830.—Notice is hereby given that the follow- ’ United States
Land
Office, Oregon
settler has filed notice of his inten- ■
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-- City, Ore- gon. Jan. 24, 1 8 q 0. —Notice is hereby given that
is necessary that he should bo able ing-named
’ ■' is hereby given
of
tioii to make final proof in support of his claim, gon, Dec. 2o, 1889— * Notice
giv«.« that in compliance with the provisions
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... .... of the act thc
that said proof will be made before the m compliance with the provision« of the act ot Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An a<
readily to distinguish each from the ami
1878, entitled •• “An
act for the sale of timber lands in the States ofCfl
County Judge, or tu his absence before the Congress
----------- of June 3, .a«»
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others, und have no doubt as to whether County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­ sale of limber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washingtou Terri]
st
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
L. A. Raliegh,
It be quick or dead. Contact with the mook, Oregon, on Tuesay April 22, IWo, viz;
nl
Asher Tyler.
Samuel M Dailey,
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Oakland,
County
of
Alameda,
Stall
Cal-
earth through means of a coudrctor
of
Forest
Grove,
County
of
Washington,'
State
ilornia,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
iw
Homestead Entry, No. 5396, for the sw I-4 of
should be shunned like death itself. k w % of see. 2, s % of s e 1-4 of sec. <3 and 11 w 1-4 of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his statement No. ivJojfor the purchase ofl
sworn statement No. 1906, for the purchase of 2 and s ’, of n e % cffsec. 4, tp. 2 s, r 8 w,
n w 1-4 01 sec. li, tp. 2 s, rio w.
Moisture in the atmosphere, or on the of Hi*
offer proof show that the land sought
of n e &
names the following witnesses to prove his the b \ 2 of s e ?-4 of sec. 19, and n
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wire, or the polo greatly accentuates continuous residence upen aud cultivation of, sec, 80, tp. 1 n, r 7 w, and will offer proof to show valuable for its timber or stone than for
,
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
for
its
tural purposes, and to establish his clai|
la«d, viz:
the danger that always provails. What said
J. W. Maxwell, B. O’Hara, J. H. Jackson, and . timber or stone than for agricultural purposes I land before the Register and Receiyq
is ordinarily a non-conductor becomes S. ardmaii, all of Netarts, Tillamook Couuty, ; and to establish his claim to said land before office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wedne
I the Register and Receiver of this office at Ore- , lith day of June, 1890. He names as wi
Imbued with conducting properties Oregon.
gon City, Oregon, 011 Tuesday the 27th day of j John Edwards, of Tillamook, Ti
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J- T. Apperson, Register.
, May, 189c. He names as witnesses:
County. Oregon, C. H, Beers of Tacoma
when it is wet, and this is why many
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for I F. L. Geiger, John Angelo and S. W. Iler, of. ingtoii. W. A. Ingalls of Olympia, Was
line-men dread to mount the polos after
P ublication .
Forest (»rove, and J. A. Buckley, of Portland, and N. J. welch, of Portland Mult 1101
Co.
Oregon,
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.
I United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore- ! all of Oregon.
or during a storm.
the
gon.D.c. 20th 1889 -Notice is hereby given that | Any and all persons claiming adversely the , Any and all persons claiming
“If a man exercises due diligence in compliance with the provisions ofthe act of 1 above-described lands are requested to file their | above-described lands are requested to file their
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day
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the ; claims in this office on or before said 27th day of 1 claims in tins office ou or before said ■ Hh 4ay
nnd a certain amount of what is tormed Congress
of June, 1890.
HASI
sale of timber lands in the States of California, j May, 189O.
J. T. Apperson BegiStST.
‘gumption,’ ho may pursuo his busi­ Oregon, Nevada, aud Washingtou Territory,” 3"-46
J. T. Apperson, Register. |
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John Angelo,
ness for years without receiving any
Atte
Forest Grove, County of Washington, State of i
worse injury than a burn or two. But of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
jrarti«
even tho coolest-headed man is liable statement No. 1906, for the purchase of the s ,* .4'
n e % and 11 % of s e }4 of sec. 30, tp. 111, r 7 w,
ton blunder occasionally, and there is of
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
no otlior department of life where a is more valuable for its timberor stone than for
purposes, aud to establish his claim
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blunder of microscopic proportions ef­ agricultural
to said land before the Register and Receiver
fects such disastrous results. The of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tues­
day, the 27 day of May, 189O. He names as wit­
contact of a dangling watch charm or nesses:
F. L. Geiger, S. W. Iler, aud Aslier Tyler, of
a little finger nail with the wrong wire
Forest Grove, and J. A. Buckley, of Portland,
at the wrong time may cost a man his all of Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the I
life. So long, however, as he sits above-described
lands are reguested to file their I
astrldo tho cross-piece of a wooder- claims inthis office on or before said 27th day
of May, i89o.
Gardening will be the order of the day telegraph polo and confines his atten­ 37-46
J. T. Apperson, Register.
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tion solely to a wire that has no com­
soon.
iiMBEK L and , A ct J une 3, 187.8.—N otice for ;
munication with tho earth he is as
P ublication .
Everybody is happy when spring rolls safo as if he were in his mother’s
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon
Jan. 2I, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that in
around.
arms.”—Philadelphia Record.
compliance with the provisions of the act of Con­
Till
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
Chip-munks are out nnd the bear will
sale of timber Linds in the States of California,
follow on hi? favorite cruise.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washingtou Territory,”
TO SHAVE YOURSELF.
Chas. II. Beers,
Ernest Irons is visiting relatives in
Detail« WhoNn Observance May Slightly of Tacoma, County of Pierce, State of Washing­
ton,
has
this
day
filedin this office his sworn
Portland for the past month.
Mitigate the Torture.
$4.50 per bbl.
Full Roller Flour
statement No. 1919, for the purchase of the s r2
Billy Russell is at work on the new
Shaving is at best a. species of slow of s e and N % of « w :4 of sec. 34, tp. 1 s, r 8 w,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
Dry Granulated Sugar Fib.for $r.00,
torture, but hero neo n few hints that is more valuable for its limber or stone than for
wharf at Henry Tohl’s.
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
Steel-head salmon are beginning to run may bo of uso to mon who prefer tc to said land before the Register and Receiver of
Golden
‘‘C’ Sugar - 14lb. for$1.00.
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on 'lues- |
and will increase ns the days of April serape their own features: Never fail day,
the
lUth
day
of
June,
I89O.
He
names
as
|
to well wash your beard with soap and wit nesscs
pass on.
cold water, and to rub it dry immedi­
W. A. Ingalls, of Olympia, Washington, N. J. ; 4-d, in fact, Reductions in
Every Line of Cf
Charley Alley sold his pre-emption ad­ ately before you apply the lather, ol Welch, of Portland, Oregon, John Edwards, ot
Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon, and F.
Ml
joining the river for #1500, to W. S. which the more you use and the thicker W. Smith, of Portland, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Cone, of Bay City.
it is tho easier you will shave.
above-described lands arc requested to file tlieir
dll kinds of produce taken in exchange, fur wldtKi &l
Never uso warm water, which makes claims iu this office on or before said 10th day of
U S. Surveyor, 8. T. Lovel, is expect­
June 1890.
the
face
(of
shavers)
tender.
m -’ c pay the highest market price.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
ed in from .Salem to survey and finish his
A
Jn cold weather placo your razor
Wil
contract.
I T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
1
(closed, of course), in your pocket, or
P ublication .
ENTRY
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
A town will be platted, a large saw­ under your arm, to warm it
«tota I
gon, Jan. 21, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that
mill, store and hotel will be built this
The moment you leave your bed (or in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
spring at the forks by a Portland party.
bath) is the best time to shave.
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Always wipo your razor cloan and Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Grant Scovil is progressing rapidly
W. A. Ingalls,
with his handsome residence. The only strop it before putting it away, and of Olympia, County of Thurston, State of Wash­
always put your shaving brush away ington, has this day filed in this office his sworn
fault, it is too large for a bachelor.
statement No. 1918, for the purchase of the n h
with the lather on it
3 v J.4 and 11 Ji of s w *4 of sec. 34, tp. 1 s, r 8 w.
E. G. E. Wist is anxiously awaiting
Tho razor, ns wo have shown, being of
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
left at
is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
the surveyors to plat liis town. He de­ only a fine saw, should be movod in a agricultural
purposes, and to establish bis claim
sloping or sawing direction, and held to said land before the Register and Receiver of
serves to be elected its first Mayor.
office at OregonCity, Oregon, on Tuesday,
nearly flat, to tho faco, caro being this lOth
HEINS.
day of June, i8*J0. He names
wit­
Messrs. Rhoades, McMillan and Smith taken to draw tho skip as tight as pos­ the
nesses:
Chas. II. Beers, of Tacoma, Washington, N. J.
sailed for Bny City, and will return soon sible with tho left hand, so us to pre­
Welch, of Portland, Oregon, John Edwards, ol
with the wives of the first two.
sent nn even surface, and to throw out Tillamook, Oregon, aud f . W. Smith, of Port­
land, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
The leading question of tho day is the tho beard.
above-described lauds are requested to file their
The
practico
of
pressing
on
tho
edge
possibility of budding a foot-bridge over
claims in this office on or before said 10th day of
1890.
the river at Melson’s whenever a freshet of tho razor when stropping It soon June,
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
rounds It: tho pressure should bo di­
occurs.
rected to tho back, which should never TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE S, 187#.—NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
It is understood that Louie, tho mail­ bo raised from tho strop. If you shave
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
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carrier, has been secured to pilot a rail­ from heel to point of razor, strop it gon, Dec. 21, 1889.—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act oi
road surveying party from Astoria to the from point to heel, but if you begin Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
with the point in shaving, then strop it sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Nehalem.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
from heel to point
Charles Grey,
Messrs. Walker and Reynolds of Tilla­
If you once put away your razor of Portland, County of Multnomah.Stateof Ore­
mook, arrived at Melson's hotel in search without stropping it, or otherwise per­ gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
No. 1907, for the purchase of thes e *4
of claims, which are so numerous on the fectly cleaning th»' edgo, you must no statement
of sec. 33, tp. 1 s, r <s w, and will offer proof to show
lipper North fork.
longer expect to shave woil and easy, that the land sought is morevaluahle for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
the soap and damp so soon rust the lino and to establish his claim to said land before the
The settlers imagine they see the
Register aud Receiver of this office at Oregon
tooth mid edge.
City, Oregon, on Wednesday the 28 day of May.
sparks of tho locomotive ns it howls
A piece of soft plato-lealher should 189O. He names as witnesses:
through the forest, but when they awake
J. M. Schmidt, of Elma. Washington, John
always lie kept with razors to wipe Edwards,
of North Yamhill, Oregon, N. J. Welch
from a sound slumber are sadly disap­ them with.—Medical (’lassies.
and A. E. Baldwin, of Portland, Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
pointed. "It's only a dream.”
And Down Goes the Price of all Goods at
COHN & CO.'S STORE.
WOODS.
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LlNE-MtN’S
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Look at the reductions!
See our Goods!
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A L arge S tock
of G eneral
M erchandim
We receive a large assortment ofnewgo^
by every Steamer.
Call and examine our stock of goods befi
purchasing.
COHN & CO
T he L eading M erchant
NEWCOMB’S CORNER,
OREGO
above-described lands are requested to file thcii
claims in this office on or before said 28th dax
of May, 189O.
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J. T. Apperson, Register
THE AGE OF MARVELS.
The outside world is just commencing
to seethe importance of the Nehalem
Grand Things Accomplis'. e<1
river, both for its magniieent timber re­ Rome of tho Within
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Flftj Voar*.
' Land office at Oregon City, Ore 11, January
sources. nianufactnring and dairying ad­
In view ot the almost incredible 27, I889.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
vantages, which no other stream south progress of the last two generations it ing-named settler has tiled notice <> bis inten­
to make final proof in support o i»is claim,
of the Columbia on the Oregon Pacific is not tho best judgment which pro­ tion
and that said- proof will be made cfore the
ountv clerk of Tillamook Countv, at Tillamook,
coast can compare.
A. W. It.
nounces tho post electric systom of < Oregon,
on Wednesday,April 23,1890, viz:
transportation the dream of an inven­
William T. Kimball,
PORTLAND MARKET.
tive maniac. There is a freshness Pre-emption, D. S. No. 6423, for the e s w ’4
!
lots
2
and
3
of
sec. 7. tp. 2 n, r 9 w.
(Wholesale Quotations )
about tho proposition
thut wo shall - vet i ; j „
. fallowing
/ ,i'» r “• witnei-ses
- witnesses
__ toprove
lie imines
names the
the
following
to prove
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*
Ilf
Bond letters across the continent bo- I »••«»
hia vvMwaouxzaaw
continuous residence
awc.auv»MVA7 upxi,
upon, auu
and VUHK
cultivation
SllUll
Wheat,—Valley........... fi so « 1 224
of, said land, viz:
tween the dawns of successive dnys I F. Worthington, A. C. Daniels, A. N. Vaughn
Walla Walla ... 1 12
1 «5
that takes tho average breath away, 1 and W. J. Kelso, all of Foley, Tillamook County,
Oregon.
Oats,................................ 40
42
and the suggestion that passengers are ■ 39-«
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Flour,-Valley standard 3 50
to be rushed through space at tho rate
NOTICE r >R PUBLICATION.
Walla Walla........ 3 73
of two hundred miles per hour is apt
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
1890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
Country brands..
to alarm the apprehensive. But the 1 28
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten-
Hay, timothy baled ... 15 00
proposition is not beyond tho limits of | tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
17 00
that said proof will lie made before the
L oom ........................................ ■
possibility for all that. A few days and
v,,
vrk Gt r.lhun.mk
niuu,.s.k.
ago an experimental train upon a rail- Oregon, on Monday, May 19, i 8* h ). viz:
Feed, bran ...............
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18 00
Nets Hansen,
road in this State made a run of ninety i
Preenintton I> s.. No. sens, for lot 4 s w Y of n
odd miles in about sixty minutes, some I »G,
Butter, choice dairy...
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30
' w H. of see. J and lots 1 1 3 aud 4 of see. 4tp. 1 n.
portion of the journey being at the rate | r» ; w. r.
in keg or tub....
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He names the (»»(lowing witnesses to prove his
of nearly two miles per miuuto. If steam eontlusous
Eggs, fresh.................
residence upon and cultivation of,
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said land, viz:
can
accomplish
such
marvelous
results
Eastern...............
A B. Schoonover. L Peterson,'N. Nelson, of
as this, why may not that greater Nehalem, Tillamook County and W s. Cone, ef
Poultry, Chickens......... 6 00
power, electriciiy, eclipse this stu­ Bay City, Tlllanuws county, all of Oregon.
Ducks................. 700
0-1»
J. T. Apperson. Register.
900
pendous record? The truth is that we
Geese................. 900
10 00
live in a phenomenal ago. All the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Turkeys, jp 8>..
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Land Office at Oregon ( itv, Oregon, March
ancient faiths concerning the develop­
2\ 1 »90.—Notice is hereby given thnt the follow
Bacon............................
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ment of mat-rial things are being lug named settier hiu filed notice of his intention
Hams..............................
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rudely jostled by the pushing shoul­ to make final proof in support of his claim, and
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that said proof will be made before the County
Potatoes, y 100 ll«j........ 2 50
ders of sci' iico. It Is no longer the Judge, or tn his absence before the t ounty
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i’l. rk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
Onions,
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dream
of
a
visionary
that
wo
shall
con
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gon. ou Tuesday, May 20,’ I890. via;
verse with persons a thousaud miles
Apples. V box............... I >4
1 25
John M, Johnson,
away. Marked progress has been made Homestead Entr> No xt.xt. f r the n ’,4 ne!
Sugar, bbls Golden C.
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of
-re.
3
tp
2
• r 1O w «nd • H of s e M of sec :
toward solving the problem of a.'rial 32 tp. 1 s. r 10 w.
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navigation,
and
although
it
is
yet
im
­
He
names
the
following witnesses to prove ’
Cubs, powilered,
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residence upon «nd cultivation !
possible to prediet the ultimate out­ his continuons
land, via:
Ma4 fruits. Apples
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8» a come, it is not insanity to believe that of, s. saM
Dailey. C. Desmond. ». Hmlman. and J. W. '
Machine dried
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all of Netarts Tiltamvok countv. Ore. '
7
air-ships may yet run counter to the Maxwell,
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J. T. Apperson, Register, j
Sandrus! Plum» .
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winds. Tho turning of a key iliutni-
Meat—Beef
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natos a populous city, and new explo­
Notice.
Dressed...............
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7 V sives shatter in an Instant obstacles
Alt
person*knowing
thcmselvtn indebted to
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Sheep
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which wire deemed immovable. Thera the estate of John Rock (deee«i*ed)
«re requested
Dre<ise<l
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are improvements to tho telegraph to settle i«ai«HMely, and all prmoms harm*
Hogs.................. .
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which would have astounded Morse rUims scainat bom I estate shoald present the* j ft
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nad ho lived to ace them. Ph liulelphta at once.
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