Tillamook headlight., April 25, 1890, Image 4

Republican PLt.jrm.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office.at Oregon City, Oregon, April
Al I-ROPKIATIONM FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
r
NOTICE FOR Pl BIJl ATJON.
niidofficvat Oregon Cily, Oregon, March
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, March
NOTICE FOR Pl BI.ICATIOJU j
I.an4 Office at Oregon (’tty, t»re
rS
Notice 1» hereby gi -rn th. t the
|8 o—Ni*;i< <• I h hcieby gi*. en th.it the follow-
the follow
low- ­
-Notice
heiriax gb eti th hi
Tw lfth—Tli.<t we reiterate cur np- 16. is/i.—Notice is herebv ghen that ___
settler has ■’<•1 n<«n.-«- 0»
ti ed -otict*
___ ____
_ _ notice
___ _ of his
__
. _
__ _____
____ of hi- inttu- r •;n v. n:/ 1. a ,.5
settler
has . _
file«!
• ’ in£ti 1: nio.-ed-r:th>i-ha*
.-.
! ■
ii *.«-d
proval <>! tl:c ¡ oliev of liberal appropria- ing-named
. final • pruofL» support
----- - of ' h j; ( I :;i.n, ¡•...x iiitvutiuu to make lintii proof in support of
zz,.port of his claim, li»».1 to iurtk>*
i
final pioofni support QflBBHH
tion to make final pioufln supp
.... proof
r..........................
will be ..........
made .«»fore
be
the bls < .aim, und that said proof will be made be­ and that said proof will be made t^lore th«
that said proof ’ will
” * be made before th-- and that sau!
li uh for internal improvements, especi­ ami
i k of Tillamook county
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at 'l 1 illauiouk, fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at County Clerk of Tillamook Cnuniy^^MD»
Lt
County Judgu, or in his absence before the Couuty ClerL
Tillamook, Oregon, on Friday, May 16th, tuook, Oregon, on Friday, May Mi, lty
ally for our river» und harbors; that we County Clerk of Tillamook « ounty, at Tillu- Oregon, on Monday, May 19, 1890, viz:
i5yO, viz:
muoK, Oregon, ou Monday, Juuc, 16, t.YJQ, viz:
Nels
Hansen,
George Squires,
ia'. t the continuation of the policy of
Calif N. Drew,
8. M. Hardman,
Pre-emption D. S. \ g .
for lot 4 s w K
n
Pre-emption D. 8. No. 6631, for the s
iisin y the public money for the public Homestead Entry No '20I for lots 1 and 2 of w L. "i !-C. 3 and lots 1 2 3 und 4 of sec. <tp. 2 xi, Pre-emption D. 8. No. 5716, for the s e r, of n c n e •; of s e % ttf sec. 7, s w J4 of s w
*4 of see. 4, wiiofuw %» u e
of u w % of sec. tp. 1 s, r M) w.
and lots 4, 5 and 6 of sec. 7, tp. 2 s, r to w. r k w.
wtk'are, believing that the imptovement sec lie iS mimes
He names the following witnesst s to prove his 3, tp. 2 a, r 10 w.
He Humes the foliowing witnesses
the following witnesses to prove
of our wut< rways will result in a uiateral hi itoiitmuous residence upon and cultivation of, cor.tinu.u’B residence upon and cultivaiiou of, He names the follow ing witnesses to prove continuous residence upon and cu
his continuous residence upon and cultivation .-mid land, x iz:
____________
said iaiid, viz:
said land, viz:
deduction of the rates of transportation : J. H. Jackson, C. Desmond, J. W. Maxwell A. B. Schwonover, I. Peterson, N. Nelson, of of, said land, viz:
>1. M. Sampson. W. T. Newcomb,
J. W. Maxwell, J. M. Morgan and W. Tone, of hurst and J. Hauxhurst, alt of Tillamook» Tilla­
S. M. Dailey, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Nehalem, Tillamook, County, and W. 8. Cone, of
that we hold all corporation» »trictly and
Netarts, ami H. Roberta, of Tillamook, all of mook County, Oregon.
Bay City, Tillamook coumy, all of Oregon.
County, Oregon.
Tillamook Couuty, Oregon.
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responsible tn tlicir liablitie» under the
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law, and recognize the right of the legis­
NOTICE FOR PVRLICATIOX.
T
imber L and , A ct J une 5, 1878.—-Nunes
fuiBX*
L
and
,
A
ct J uni :
iS;S.
—
N
oitce
fob
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
lature to enact all reasonable limitations
Notice.
for P ublication .
Pt'llLlCATlON.
28, i>l»0.—Notice is heicby given that the follow­
United States Land Office, Oregon €■»Jtep.J
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Oregon,
on corp orate power.
AH person, knowing themselves inde ted to ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention March 12, 1N9O.--Notice ishcreby given that in March 12, 18t0,—Notice is hereby gis«» that in1
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
Thirteen—That we favor legislative the estate of John Rock (deceased) are requested that said proof will be made before the County compliance with the provisions of the act oi compliance with the provisions of the act oil
or in his absence before the County Congress of June 3, 1S78. entitled "An act for the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘An act for the
enactment by which there may be elected to settle immediately, and all persons having Judge,
sale of timber lands in the States of California, sale of timber lands in the States of
claims against said estate should present them Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­ Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington rcnftiy,*'
gon, on Tuesday, May 20, LS90, viz:
•■r appointed a state inspector of weights at once.
Richard L- Johnston,
John McMaster,
John
M,
Johnson,
and measure», and also favor amend­ March 16. I890.
S. II. ROCK.
Homestead Entry No. 5I06, fir Mie u
of n c of Seattle, County of King, State of Washington» of Finney, County of Island, State of Wa*hin<-
Administrator, Estate of John Rock.
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
swornstate*
ton,
has
this
day
filed in thisoffic« hia «wortt'
ment» to municipal charters which 43-4t
of sec. 5 tp 2 s r 10 w aud s % of s e % of sec.
nient No. 1787, for the purchase ofthe n w *4' of statement No. 1779, for the purchase of the w %
32 tp. 1 s, r 10 w.
shall require the appointment of building
NOTICE.
lie names the following witnes-rs toprove see. 21, tp. 1 n, r8w, and will offer proof to show n e X and w % s e >4 of sec. m, tp 2 s, r8w, and
his continuous residence upon and cultivation that the land sought is more valuable for its tim­ will offer proof to show that the land »ought Is
and »f nitnry inspectors in all cities of ten
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and more x'alnable for its timber or stone than for
Notice is hereby given that, at the next en­ of, saiii land, viz:
thousand or more inhabitants.
8. Dailey. C. Desmond. S. Hardman, aud J, W. to establish his claim to said land before the Reg­ agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
duing regular term of the County Court of Tilla­ Maxwell, all of Netarts Tillamook county, Ore. ister and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, to said laud before the Register aud Receiver of
Fourteen—That we arc in favor of an mook County, to wit. The 7th day of May lfkp, -I4-I9
Oregon, on Friday, the 8th day of August, IK90. this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday,
J. T. Appersou, Register.
He names as witnesses:
the 8th day of August 1800. He nainçasa
early survey of unsurveyed public lands I will apply for a license to sell spirituous, inalt
John Edwards, of North Yamhill, Yamhill nesses:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
in this state, that the same may Ire and vinous liquors in the precinct of Nehalem, Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, April County, W. A. Caborn, of Portland Multnomah W. A. Caborn, of Portland, Multnoniak
1890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow- county, Oregon, \V. J. West, of Seattle, Washing­ County, Oregon, W, J. West and R. L. Johnston,
claimed and occupied and tillers speedily Tillamook County Oregon fur the term of one 9,
ing-nanied settler has filed notice of his inten­ ton, and J. McMaster, Finney Island county, of Seattle. Washington, and John Edwards, of
year.
H knky T ohl .
North Yamhill, Yamhill County OregdK
tion to make tinal proof in support of his claim, Washington,
procured by Lona fide settlers, under the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
and that said proof will be made before the
Petition for Liquor License.
above-described
lands arc requested to file their
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
laws of the United States. We demand
County Judge, or in his absence before the
claims in this office on or before said 8th day of claims in this office on or before saiqwm day of
County
Clerk
of
Tillamook
County,
at
Tilla
­
To
the
Honorable
County
Court
of
the
State
of
liberal appropriation» by congress to se­
I August, 18i>0.
August, 189O.
mook,
Oregon,
on
Monday
June
2,
189o,
viz;
Oregon for Tillamook County.
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cure that end.
Lewie 8. Johnson,
The undersigned voters within the Nehalem
Fifteen—Ttiat while disclaiming the precinct, Tillamook County, hereby petition and Homestead Entry, No. 5S98, for the s e I-4 nA
of sec. 3I, s \v ’4 of n w 1-4 and 11
of s w
right to interfere with the administration pray that Henry Tohl be allowed a license to n i-d e 01 % sec.
32, tp. 3 s, r 8 v..
He names the following witnesses to prove liis
of internal aOairs of foreign nations, n e »ell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors within continuous
residence upon and cultivation of,
sincerely approve the efforts of Irish and said precinct in lessquautities than one gallon said land, viz:
J »associ
for the term of one year:
J. G. bears, V. Sears, C. N. Johnson and G. W.
English statesmen to »ecure by peaceful
Wallace, all of Beaver, Tillamook County,
I Circuí
NAMES OF PETITIONERS.
methods the American principle of Lome
Oregon.
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rule for Ireland.
Wm. Edwards, W. Snyder, G. E. R. Dean, N.
Sixteen—That wo denounce all trusts Knight, A. J. Clutrie, D. Sclioalmer, V. Kramer, T uibkb L and , A ct J i ne 3, 1878.—N otice
Armstrong, Herman Tohl, T; Efteuberger,
and combinations that have for their J.
j W. Walsh,
niuhll
„ Battersoil, A. L. Aiderman, A.
W.
KOK 1’lBI.ICATtoN.
object the controlling of the market value ' ‘ ig
II. . Barker. Edu. C, E. Wist, C. W.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore.,
of the necessaries of life and that we arc : Alley, L.
' M.
” Alley, W. Tubbesing, E. Lange.
April. 3, 1890—Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of the act of
in favor of laws restraining and abolish­
Congress of June 3. 187X, entitled "An act for the
ing the same,
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
iiarhibcn ’ k administration indchsed .
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
Seventeen—That v.e congratulate the
John Minger.
country upon tho success and the pros­
of Salem. County of Marion, State of Oregon
has
this
day
filed
in this office his sworn state­
perity that have marked the first year of
ment No. l l-Jg, for the purchase of the N M 11 e
rre»i lent Harrison's administration; that
% aud s’ 2 n w 5^, of sec. 24, tp. 1 s, r 8 w, and
we rejoice in the restoration of dignity,
will offer proof to show that the land «ought Jis
more valuable for ils timber or stone than for
vigor ami statesmanship in the conduct
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
of foreign atl'airs, which havo settled
to said land before the Register and Receiver nf
E Twelve
..•rave ii.t 'rnstion.rl complications upon a
this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Friday
I C. B. L an
the
5th day of September lttfto. lie names as
basis which secures every American
p.f.oo
per
bbl.
Full
Roller
Flour
N »pecialty i
• ; witnesses:
right, and which, by friendly advances
N. J. Welch, and W. A, Caborn, of Portland,
I or the Cot
and hospitality, have strengthened tho
. Multnomah County, John Edwurds and Frank
Dry Granulated Suga I ¿lb.for $t .00,
| G enbral
Wilson, of Tillamook, Tillamook County, all
words of sympathy and interest which
' of Oregon.
Table
furnished
with
the
best
obtainable
join us to the republics of the American
Golden ‘‘C’ Sugar ■ i^lb.for $1.00.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely the
in
the
market.
eontinr nt, paving tho way for a policy of
j above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 5th day
peace,of extended commerce,and of amity
Headquarter
er, 1890.
among ail the nations of tho New World; ! For Land cruisers, Health and Pleasure seekers, 1 j of Septcmb
Luci, in fact, Redactions in Every Line of Goods.
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that we commend tho present national
fOARD
NOTICE.
Administration for applying the surplus
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Daily Stage
U nited S tates L and O ffice , O regon C ity
funds to the payment of interest-paying sl
for Urcakft.a^ aud Liu«r every day. Oregon,
April 3, 18’Jo.
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All kinds of produce taken in exchange, for which
bonds,
with
the democratic
.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
Sport,
p ilicy of landing the nurplusto banka
by A ndrew M. A ustin ngaiust M arion F.
COURT
Tho following plntf. rm w < ' ' • 1 bv
the State R publican c< nvetiti »1:
The repubiir-rn pnr'v f Orc/ >1 ir:
state conventLin a-seml l d, pc'id <>(
record and past history, its dev 1 . t 1
the principles of human li’i Tty' and hu­
man rights, its gie,;t und impel is L kbl •
names which lend lustre and glory to
the American nation at home and among
the nations on the earth, and as an as­
surance of its continued fidelity to the
great prineipl s for which it lias con­
tended in the past iu state and nationnl
affair», does lirteby make and affirm the
following declaration of its prin iples:
First—That wefivor honest, e;li lent
and economical administration of every
department of government, both state
and national.
Second—That we regard the free school
system of our st.it« as ti e special care
and prijle of the republican party, to be
cherished as one of the bulwarks of the
libertien of the people.
Third—That whereas the republican
party has always contended for a pure
electoral system, in pursuance of this
policy we favor tile adoption of the Aus­
tralian ballot system ,
and
we
pledge the republican party to ema t such
a law at the next session of tho legisla­
ture, substantially upon the line and of
the character of the act as drafted by the
Ballot Itoforin league of Oregon
Fourth—That the republicans of Ore­
gon send greetings and congratulations
to their brethren of Maine for having
furnished Thonias B. Reed, an honest
and courageous statesman, who, as speak­
er of the house of representatives, has
secured for Hie representatives of the peo­
ple the right of the majority to govern,
uml wo denounce the fiction by which
deinocratic members ol congress attempt
to justify the technical defeat of tile will
of the [icopls and the majority of their
own body by refusing to vote, tin ugh in
fact present and in duty bound to do so.
rRorxcrioN crim n.
Fifth—Thrt we rejoice in the fact ihat
in the las presidential election the Ameri­
can people voted to ustain und uphold
the republican doctrine of protection
which the democratic party propo.-nl to
destroy and
we ire in
favor
of tho continuance of that system of pro­
tection which lias developed the manu­
facturing and agricultural interests < f our hidi n taiued their bonds and collected ' such as fishing and hunting is unexcelled
M organ for abandoning his Homestead Entry we
country und protected American laboring inter.-4 thereon while UHillg the people’s Good School only 3 minutes from the place,
No. 66yi, dated July 6, 1^6, upon the lot 1, 11 H
of n c J4 of sec. 20. and n w % of n w ‘.j, sec. 21,
men from degrading coinpefilion with money, which nhoilld have boon aj^plicd , Daily communication with the County seat Ol tp 2 s, r 10, in Tillamook County, Oregon with
a view to the cancellation of said entry, the ►aid
i
Tillaniook couuty.
the pauperized and poverty-stricken labor to the payment of said bonds.
ls located 011 the route from North Yamhill to p.cties are hereby summoned to appear before
of the Old World ami to this j
the County Clerk of Tillamook County at Tilla
Tillamook, two miles below the toll gate.
CLUBBING LIST.
niook Oregon, on the 19th day of May, i>90, ut
end we indor.su the provisions of the bill
Information to settlers given.
10 o'clock a . m .. to respond and furnish testi­
r
15
There is a fine body of unsurveyed timber mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
known as the McKinley tariff bill, now
"■ ’
10 | land adjacent to my place, of which I am able And on the testimony then submitted a hearing
pending before congress, ami on behalf t
: tn K’ve information and show sonic excellent will be had at this office 011 June ly, 1890 nt 10
Weekly Call (S. F.) ” ... .1.85
o'clock, a . M.
„
location!
»»
of the wool grower» and other industry s
Weekly Examiner ” ” ....2.50
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of the Pacific Northwest we urge upon
West Shore
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Adminsteators
Notice.
»>
our representatives in eongr. ss to do all
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Proprietor.
in their power to secure the early pass­
N the matter of t he < state of H. M. Scovcll de­
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ceased. . N’oticc is hereby given by the un­
age of said bill. [Applause.]
I'icken’s works complete in 12 volumes,
dersigned administrator of the estate of 11.
M. Seovell deceased to tlie creditors and all per­
Sixth—That recognizing the fact that ?.ic in addition to the Free Frees proposi­
sonshaving claims against the said deceased to
the United State» is th» greatest »ilver tion.
exhibit them with the nrctssiiry vouchers with
in six months after the first publication of this
producing country in the world, and that
Theso rates apply only to new’ sub-
notice to the said administrator at his residence
nuai Ohion Peak, Oregon, the same being 1 Be
both gold and silver w.-rr eq Lilly tin Kt ribvrs ami to those who pay arrearage
place for the transaction of the business of said
money of the constitution from the li gin and run.w their .subscription before the
estate in the County of Tillamook, State of
The best of beef, veal, pork ! Oregon.
ning of the republic until the hostile < nd of this month.
F. I). HASBROVC’K, » (
E. K. SCOVELb,
Attorney fur Adniin-> «administrator estate of
legislation against silver, wliieli unduly
and mutton on hand.
istrator.
) ( .M.Scovcll, deceased.
coutraetod thocirculating medium ot the
Tillamook Market.
Dated April is, 1*91.
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country, ami recognized that the great
Eggs, butter, vegetables and chicken?
Administrators
Notice.
Potatoes, 11. per bushel.
interest» of ths pe.'ple demand more
bought and sold.
Onions,
per pound.
money for use in tbe channels of tra le
N the matter of the estate of rVephen K. Sco-
vcil. deceased; Noticv is liefebv Riven by
Cabbages, lc per pound.
and commerce; therefore, we declare
the uudersigiivd administratur t.i the estate
of Stephen K Scovc’l, •! eceascd, to the creditors
Satisfactionguarranteed to everyone.
ourselves in favor of the free and unlimi­ Chickens, £3.00 per dozen.
and all persons having claims against the said
Eggs,
20c
per
dozen.
ted coinage of silver, and denounce any
Shop opposite the Grand Central.
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the first publi­
Flour,30 to |5 00 per barrel.
attempt to descriininate against silver ns
L. II. Brown.
cation of this notice, to said administrator at
<)uhi, 60c per bushel.
his residence near Onion l‘e ;k, Oregon, the
nowise and unjust.
same being the place for the transaction of the
P»utter, 25c per pound.
I'KN.sloNs rou Till' V! T.IOANS.
business of said estate in the County of Tilla­
Stata of Oregon.
Seventh—That the gra ilude of the
FOR WATCHES, mook,
F. 1». H asbro : ck , > z
F,. K. H covkll ,
PORTLAND MARKET.
Attorney
for Admin / ¿Administrator < stat•» of
nation to the defenders of the Union can
of nil kind», the best.
istrator.
) ( Stephen K. Seovell.
(Wholesale Quotations )
not be measure,! by laws. That the legis­
Dated April 18, 1890
For Jewelry
lation of congress should conform to the
NOTICE
the
Intent
in
style.
pledges made by a loyal people, and lie
There
will
lie
u petit’on presented to the
For
Diamonds,
soenlaiged and extended as to provide
Hon. County Court for the County of Tillamook
the rarest aud finest.
against the |siwibility Hint any num who
and State of Oregon at tlie May term of said
honorably auro tl.e Federal unifori.i
Court to wit: the 7th day of May 1690 by the
For
Spectacles,
»ball become 1111 inmate of an almshouse
undersigned for a license to sell spirituous,
that fit the eyes to perfection.
malt and vinous liquors in less quantities than
or dependent upon private charity
une gall >n v. ithiu the Town of Tillamook, pre­
Eighth—That wo are in favor of a fair
For
Watch-Work
cinct ot lloquarton, County and State above
and equal distribution of taxation, and
Fet’d, bran .................. Iti 00
18 00
that is warranted, liecause repaired by named, for the term of one year from the 8th
we believo that nil pr qrerty m t now ex I Lanl.............................
day of May 1890, to to the Sth day of May 1891.
the best workmen in the city, mid for
—
J ohn I’. S herlock .
empt by law shculd contribute its due
anything
else
you
think
of,
go
to
Blitter, choice dairy .
35
30
proportion in payment of Hie legitimate
Petition
for
Liquor
License.
in k»g or tub....
12',
A. LETCHER,
13
cx|M>uacs of the government. That we
To the Hon. County Court of tho State of
Egg», ftv»h..................
18
20
Jeweler.
an« in favor of the adoption of such
Oregon for the County of Tillamook, May term
1
l,"*i*tA^rti
t8oo,
amendment of our assessment l iwn as
1 Poultry, Chickens......... 0 00
The undersigned Residents ar.d legal voters of
will secure the equal and just assessment
Ducks................ 7 th)
llcquarton precinct, Tillamook County anil
9 00
and taxation of «11 property at its true
State of Oregon do most respect full petition
Geese................ . 0 00
10 (Kt
value.
your Hon. Body t:>grant to J P. Sherlock, at
Turkey», ft #•.
15
10
the Regular May term of your court IS90 to wit:
Ninth—That we demand the immedi­
SEEDS
B 1 *on
are those put tip by
U)
May 7th. I8D0, a license to sell Spirituous. Malt
ate forfeiture by emigres» of the land
Hams...........................
1:1
and
Vinous liquors in less quantities than one
14
D. Who
Iff.FERRY
& CO.
grant of tho Northern Pacific railroad
are the Largest
gallon
in said Precinct County and State for the
'
Potatcw,
"p
10)
Ilia.
.
..
.
2
50
3
75
Seedsmen
in
the
world.
from Wallula to Poitlainl.
teriu of one year from theMth day of May 1S90,
80
DM F errt &C o ’ s
(Inion»,
”
....
1
00
to the fth day of May IS jl. aud your petitioners
Tenth—That we are heartily in favor of
Beautifully Illustrated, Descriptive
Apple«. f> box............ . 1 24
1 25
will ever pray.
the passage through congress of the bill
Stlipir, 1>1>!« (lolden ('.. •
N INKS OF rKTITIONERS.
5 1» —
providing for a boat railway at the dalles
for 1890 will be mailed FR EE to all
Wm Olsen, W T Newcomb, Geo lliggs, David
Extra
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6’4 —
applicants, and to last season's cus­
of the Columbia river, which has been
Reasoner, G W Blackwe:l, M Calhoun. T F
Ollie, powtlerotl, •
tomer*. It is better than ever. Ev­
Harris, C H Wright, K R Dunn, G o Nolan, 1>
7i, —
passed in the senate by the ufforts of Sen­
ery person using Ourden, Flower
C Bowers, A E Russell.J W Intiian, J Humphery,
Dtied
fruit«,
Apple«
.
5'»
or
Field
SEED9
should
send
for
it.
<ieo
Pettit, Win Johnson, B Hauxhnrst, B S
ators Mitchell and Dolph; that we be­
rhomp'on. <1 \\ E. ainsi-lc, A J Taylor. K M
D M.FERRYACO
Machine dried
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7
lieve it to lie the most practicable pl.ni
Key«, G M Means. W Carver.G O Wii kland. W
DETROIT. MICH.
Sundrietl Plums .
II Leach, G Bayley, S A Roberts, J Irwin. F M
7
for the rrlief of the producers ami for the
Wal.'ing Theo stackman. E K Snyder, J H Smith,
Meat—Beef
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5
4
!■'. Folds, 1» G Randall, E Price, B C I^imb, W
development of that vast territory of
ED Jones. W C Hiatt, D H Sexton, W Barker, I
Dn'sxed..............
8
7'r
N Cook, W G Kelso. J RC im K A P Wilson, J H
country tributary to the greut Columbia
Sheep ................
4
Boatman. J It Elltoon, W D Quick, W liimcs,
river.
J Sheets, F Severance, W M Hamilton. M Hitch
Drevsod............
8
1 1 oft. F Simons. .1J Stuart. J G Dav, U W Wai
Eleventh—That we favor the enact­
Hug. J H Nolan. ROLF M V Still*ell, W Hrit-
Ikyi
ment of a law in the interest of the wage
miib r. US Dean, \V J Hughey, J Wilson J Gab-
Pressed..............
0
OH CAVEAT* and Rn tssi FSsecured. T rade M krks rieisuii, b; M Porter. Gru woodruff, R T Graves.
earning chi-s, s in factories, min s, work
L L Stillwell, J S Diehl. F M Trout J A Biggs.
registered,
and
all
other
pateut
cause*
in
the
Veal .................. .
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8
Patent office and before the Courts promptly and l> Tomlinson, H Ferry, J Walling W G Chance,
shops and public works lixiug eight
C Trask S Hanxhurst D Izehm.ui. J Tomlinson.
t arefullv prosecuted
hours as a day's work, and no denonnec
I pon n ceipt of MODEL or SKETCH of Inven I Smith. Jer Walling, F Wallace, U Chance. U H
X U h F FOR I’VPLICATION
tion. I make careful examination, and advise as Smith. W Wilson, M Johnson. J E Simpson Theo
tho convict coutrui t lal. r syst. 111 as un­ l.ntv! Office
ni <’reputi l ily. Or«y<
Stemhilber, C Moen. J F Tomlinson, A Harris,
to i»atvntabihtv exec of cuargk .
18 a >, • N\>i ev is hen hv nivcn that
With my office« directly across from thk N Ruler. A I, Perry. E R Toin’.uison, S Bayley,
just to the honest labor ot our state, and 16,
tug nenie! settler has filed
notice -- u his inten­ rATKNTOFFicB.and being in p< r-onulattendamv W B Smith, U Hunt. G Irw in. J H Bower, L Cren­
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believe that all law» rieogn .mg such linn to niaku ti:
G |upof *. in
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¿-r—• - o his claim, then\ it is a^p ircut that 1 h ive superior faeili- shaw. S V Anderson, J Rupp. J Williams. E
titi»!
support
«nul that tmid pTvnf wRÌ
i’l I h * made «fore the tie* tor making prompt ptelinunary searches, Owrens. S siivtlvr, J B Morris. AC Wilk- W T
system Iw repealed; that we are . pp. sed . counts
ck rkot
rk of t'illamookCounty
i illanu'ok Uountv al
»t Tillamook, for the moraviguious and >uvcessful prueecu Harris. W M Murphy. 1< ( Reed. M DUavana igu,
vU
tion of applications for patent, and for attend­ G Milts. H A Johnston. U F Quick, Cato Sullivan
to the further immigration ol Chines, On- .ou, un Satuid.ty, June l| lSpO.vis;
N. O. Davison,
ing to all business rutruM«! to my care, in the B F Archer, K Hanxhurst Ed. Hanxhurst, W J
lalsrrers to the United States, and we Pre emption. D S. No.
>m»th, J Biggs M Wistrom. H ’> Barber Aug
for the n e
of set* shortest po-sible time.
FEES MODERATE, «nd rxcluwiv » attr . y - • iremblumi. I. H Brown, H V«n«lerhoof, J W
»>
tp.
a
in,
n.
r
low
lo
w.
demand more stringent and effective
McVicker. 1! A Woodford, DC Pierer H Fat-
tion
«;
van
ro
»•
atrst
mvsixksj
*
Information,
names
"
11-imvM the ' following
wilnesites toprove
chen, N P Rob»'rts. m Davidson. J N Yoke*. Pul
measures for carrying Into practical oper­ h» Il-
« corthmü^xT
— —
— and
—» cultivation
— —-1 — advice and special reference« sent on request.
m’.inumi'» ?;•-**-*
tedili —
nw
u|H»n,
Welch, C B Ha»llev,H McDermott,W PSwinton,
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ation ths enactnienta of congress exclud­ oí. sau! lami,
J. R. IITTELL,
A Letcher C S Smith. \ J Stillwell. H V V
mhlmrtt
Worthington R. D S olicitor aud A ttorney in P atrnt C acbrs Johnson, J C Mason W H Ebennan, E McKiulv
ut K Pai
ing the Chinese laborers ftom Atneri an
ot Foley. TUI a «took
E E Colestock. F Walker. W (’ Kiug. F l.arsen",
And Down Goes the Price of all Goods
COHN & CO.’S STONE.
Look at the reductions! See our Goods!
Pest Stoppin
r-
prask River
I
pay the highest market price.
A L arge S tock
E. M. KEYS,
of
•r tali
G eneral M erchandise .
We receive a large assortment of new g
by every Steamer.
C entral M arket , 1
Call and. examine our stock of goods before
purchasing.
L. H. Bi’oV/n, fro?.
I
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S eed annual
PATENTS
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