NOTICE FOR PUPLICATIOX.
J unk 3, 1878.— N otice for
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice T imber L and , A ct
I.and Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June
P ublication .
eor IV blip vi I on ,
"Oli, babbo!" exclaimed Emilia, "you 1 lovi re, an»l to cliseusi pleasantly the de
United States I.aml office, Oregon City. Ore It, 1*1’0.—Notice is hereby given that the follow
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore gon, April 7, 1890 —Notice is hereby given that ing named settler has filed notice of his intention
tails and arrangements of tho marriage.
ha<l an incurable malady?”
gon, vav 6, 1*90— Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of to make filial proof in support of his claim. an»i
And it’s O tn awake ai I m <• your Life,
"Yes, indeed. But go on writing and I The daughter, pcx»r, dear creature, tried
in compliance with the provisions of the act Congress of June 3. 187X entitled “An act for the that Said proof will be made before the County
Qdrenly r- ;> m I, hi .1 smiling -iuml
of C >ngn ss of June 3, J878, entitled “Au act for sale of timber lauds in the States of California, Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore
to harmonize the old affections and du-
don't interrupt me.”
J. G. DAY, Proprietor.
(As I this morn) with a light in her eyes
the sale of timber lands in the states of Califor- Oiegon, Nevada, and Washington’ Territory," gon, on Tuesday, July 29, I89O, viz:
“The malady of spoiling paper with 1 tie« with tho new, and, to her credit be
Lincoln J. Reehr,
nia.Oregon, Nevadaand Washington Territory,’
“That was ne’er ou smor land,”
Susanah Barnette,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6116, for the s J? of s e
George I.. Fuller,
Flowers, fresh flowers, wreathing t»rowand breask writing novels, romances anti poems, it said, she succeeded very well up to a The Deot Hay and Grain that
of Scappoose, County of Coluuil tn. State of <Ire- and ejjofs w ‘4 of sec. I7 tp. I n, r 7 w.
of
Bay
City.
County
of
Tillamook,
State
of
Ami in her warm, uulatretciK <i hand—
which v.-ent so fur us to be printed and certain point.
the Market Affords!
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Oregon, has this day filed in this office hie gon,has this day filed in this office her sworn
“She told h< r father repeatedly that she
sworn statement No. 2027, for tlie„purchase of statement No. 1992, for the purchase of the n e L» continuous residence upou and cultivation of,
The «¡MmltJirUt sun, vine barre I window scaling, bound and seen in llio windows of tho i
ot
see.
20,
tp.
1
n,
r
8
w,
and
will
offer
proof
to
the
s
L,
of
n
w
*4
and
lots
3
8iid
4
ot
’
.
rction
5.
Said
laud, viz;
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
wanted to perform in advance for him
With you his vast wealth to «bare,
booksellers.
W. J. Smith, F. Herrington J, (’. Herring
town'fip 1 n, r 9 w. and will offer proof show that the land sought is more valuable for
A summer blue ; ,.y, o’er a happy world—
to show that the land sought is more valu its timber or stone than for agricultural pur ton and D. Ryan, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
“Now this daughter had a great curios all the little acts of love and duty that
Kot a tohaduw aujrwhurul
able for its timber or stone than tor agricultural poses. and to establish her claim to said land be County, Oregon.
ity to read all this truth while it was yet would no longer bo possible after rhe
3-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
purposes, and to establish bis claim to said fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
And It’s O to hear constant sound of wing»—
in mannscript, and she used to rummage , had left tho house. And according to
lard before the Register and Receiver of this Oregon City, Oregon, oil Monday, theSday ot
A tireless, fluttering pair,
office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Tuesday, the September, 189O. She names as witnesses:
NOTICE F«»R PI PLICATION
• her old habit, she camo every morning
through
her
father
’
s
papers,
a
thing
(dive J Duncan, J. S. Sparks. Lafayette Brown
Laud Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June
F >r threads of ; ,l<| hair, for mouses and leaves,
9th day ot September, 1890.
and J. IL Duncan, all of Scappoose, Columbia li, iS’Jo.—Notice is hereby given lhat the
which was uot without some inconven to hi« Htudy prepared to act as his secre
rRADE-MABKH
He names as witnesses:
Swift flying hither aud there.
County, Oregon.
J. M Fuller, C. a . Elliott, A. Neilson, and H.
following-named settler lias filrtl notice of his
cause« in 1 he
While weaving m irveloiiM pattern of song,
ience, However, with tho inconven tary for a couple of hours or more. registered, and ail otli
Any and all persons claiming adversely the intention to make final proof in support «if his
Patent office mid before the Courl-i promptly and Ro erts, all of Bay ( ity, Tillamook County, Ore
hi Llm warp of p xriuuied air.
ience there was some advantage, and t’10 , Nevertheless, in «pito of her efforts, sho carefully
above-describea lands arc requested to file their claim, and that said proof will be made before
gon.
prosecuted
claims in this office on or before said 8th day ot the County Judge, or in his absence before the
showed
that
her
heart
was
not
there,
and
Any
and
all
persons
Claiming
adversely
the
Upon
receipt
of
MODEL
or
SKETCH
of
inven
advantage
was
tliis:
Tho
author
realiz
And It’s O to IL* i!« one in a dream,
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
I make careful examination, and advise as above-described lands are requested to file their September 189O.
A Hive« t dream, tuos veet day long,
ing the difficulty of keeping from liis it often happened that «ho would pay no tion,
2-11
J. T. Apperson, Register.
claims in this office or before said yth day ot
mook, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 29, 1890, viz:
to patentability FREE OF CHARGE.
A r endering wh<»s • ar<> those, wings, and whence
attention
to
what
her
father
was
saying,
Tracy R. Elliott,
Witii my offices iuki . itly aukoss from the September, 1S90.
daughter's eyes the things that issued
That sternly, soft rain of song.
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register.
patent office , and being in personal attendance
T imber L and , A ct J une 8. 1878.—N otice foh Homestead Entry, No 59(17, tor the vv ’2ofsvv
from bis ]>en took ip-eater caro to give to , but would «it, pen in hand, with her there,
it is apparent th.it I have .-upi-rior facili
14. n e *4 of i w
n vv % ofse
°f sec- 33> tp
P ublication .
And it’s O w,th such quickened pul <e to peep
his thoughts u pure und chaste direction. eyes looking out on vacancy and her ties (or making prompt pielimniary searches, T imberland , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
United States Lund office, Oregon City, Ore 1 11. r 9 tv.
Thro’ dream curtain drawn apart.
P ublication .
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to prove his
for
the
more
vigorous
ami
successful
prosecu
gon,
April
9
I89O.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
mind
far
away.
In
short,
the
father
re
IIo did not, indeed, always'picture life
United States Laud Office, Oregon City. Ore in compliance with the provisions of the act of continuous residence upon anti cultivation of,
tion of applications for patent, and for attend
Ard find - t.s vo m < love, a-lmilding a nest,
in roseate hues, but ho took no pleasure alized, littlo by little, that she had other ing to all business entrusted to my care, in the gon, Mav fi, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for said land, viz:
Under the euves of your heart!
in compliance with the provisions of the act of the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor
M. Sullivan, ,L J. Dawson, J. Mapes and J.
in representing fiuman brutality, and things in her head than his imaginings, shortest possible time.
—Washington Post.
FEES MODERATE, and exclusive atten Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “Ail act for the nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter W. Jennings, all of Bay Gity, Tillamook county,
when, in faithfulness to his art, he could lie offered to excuse her, as one often tion g ven to patent business . Information, sale of timber lands in the States of California, ritory,”
Oregon.
I
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
3-«
J. T. Apperson, Register.
not entirely conceal it. ho did his beat to does with servants, in order to get nd of advice1 and special refi Tci.ce.s sent on request.
J lilies Ilr.Tt
Adolph Nei son,
J. R. LITTELL,
picture it in such a way as would least them decently, but sho rebelled against
of Bav Citv. County of Tillamook, State of Ore of Winlock, County of Lewis. State of Washing
N()Tf< K FOR PUBLICATION.
S
olicitor
ahd
A
ttorney
in
patent
C
ause
«.
ton,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
sworn
gon, iias tl is day filed in this office his sworn
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, Juno
offend the sensibilities of his first reader. tho sentence, became excited and de
WASHINGTON, Df\
statement No. 19«}3, for the purchase of the e
statement No. 2029. for the purchase of the s
11, I890.—Notice is her» by given that the follow
clared that she did not want to give up her
Opposite U. S. Patent Office.
s w 1 ( ami 11 w
sc
of sec. 5, ing-named settler has filed notice of Ins inten
of n <•1u w 11 "t e '4 ¡in i n e ' * of s w i-> < m n w *4 n e
Cue morning in May Giorgio Paaeori, Littlo by littlo there grew up another place as secretary until the last day, that 'Mention this paper.)
sec. tj, tp. 1 11, r 9 w, and will offer proof to tp. 2 s, r « w, and will offer proof to show that tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
fir* cdvbruti d author, whone greatest bond of union between father and daugh
show that the land sought is more valuable for the land sought is more valuable for its timber and that said proof will be made before the
being also tho wish of the aforesaid
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur or stone than for agi icultural purposes, and to County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
work
funiiahtMl the subject for ono ter. He was u very bad iieninan and his young man, and bo on, and so forth, to
poses and to establish his claim to said land be establish his claim to said (and before the Regis mook, Oregon,on Tuesday, July .9, I89O, viz:
writing
was
tho
despair
of
printers;
but
of the rtijest painting« of tho present
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon ( ity,
Dennis W. Ryan,
the samo effect.
duy, w:: t «calking thoughtfully up an 1 she wrote a plain hand which could bo
Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th Oregon, on Tuesday, the <jth day of September, Pre-empticm 1». S. No. 6019, tor the n e >4 of 11 c
“Tho author had nt that time just com
1890. He names as witnesses:
reud
at
first
Fight
by
a
child.
day
of
>te<nl
Cr.
1890.
of
sec.
25,
e
J4
of s e %, and s e *4 of h e l4 of
down iu I is study, stopping now and
Louis Neuroth, N. J. Welch, W. A, Uaborn, of sec 24, tp 1 11, r 8 w.
fie names as w itnesses:
"Tho father, selfishly, perhaps, gradu menced a romance, in tho plot of which
then before on«’ or the other of tho open
C. A. Flliott, G L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller and II. Portland, Multnomah f'ounty, and John Ed
He names the following witnesses to prove his
his daughter was very much interested.
Robots, all ot Bay City, Tillamook County. u arils, of Tillamook, Tillamcok Uounty, all of continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
windows which looked uut upon a bp.T- ally camo to take advantage of this fact. Ono morning, after much preambling
Oregon.
Oregon.
said ’.and, viz:
He had Iler write under his dictation,
cious garden.
Any and all persons chiming adversely, the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Earl Stanley, John Reehr, W. T, Harris and
and hesitation, she said: ‘Ah, how proud
above-described lands are requested to file their above-described lands are requested to file their F. I’, Herrington,all of Tillamook, Tillamook
Tlietoom. whi h was light and airy, first 11 little, then more and more until I should be if this book could bo finish
claims in this office on or before said 9II1 day of claims in this office on or beto-e said 9th day of County, Oregon.
sho
finally
became
bis
secretary
alto
was not remarkable in any way. Thera
September, 1890.
September, 1890,
3-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
ed and dedicated to mo on my wedding
51-8
J. T. Appersort, Register
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register.
w.re book shelves all around, a few gether.
day
I
What
a
lino
present
that
would
be!
’
"In thomeantime tho years wero pass
T
imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N oticjc
chairs here and there and Ixjoks and pa
T imber L and , A ct J une 8, 1878.—N otice for
‘We will sec,’ replied her father, and ho
T imber L and , A ct J une J, i 878.-*-N otice for
for P ublication .
P ublication .
pers scatter«■-! about m groat disorder— ing by and the little girl became a young really had tho intention of gratifying
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
United States Lard Office, Oregon City, Ore
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore gon, April 7, I890,—Notice is hereby given that
that sort of literary disorder which pre woman, and the young woman was as I her. But, as tho time apjiroachud tho
gon, May, 6 189O—Notice is hereby given that
Table furnished with the best obtainable incompliance with the provisions of the act of gon, April 14, i89o.—Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of rhe act of
vails almost without exception in tho beautiful as ono could desire.”
author’s rein diminished, his disobedient
Congress <>f June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,1878, entitled “An net for the
in the market.
"Oh, papal"
rooms of thoHu who uro devote«! to intel
sale of timber lands in the States of California Congress of June 3, I878, entitled ‘‘An act tor sale of timber lands in the States of California,
fancy
refused
him
colors
and
figures;
ho
,
“
Silencel"
the sale of timber lands in the States of < nlifor- Ofegon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, '
Washington Territory,”
lectual work.
could not banish his (laughter from his For Laud cruisers, Health : nd Pleasure seekers. Oregon, Nevada, < and
¡ i : h , Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter- (
Olive J. Duncan,
"So
that
even
tlio
street
people
turned
'hnrles Elliott,
As t he villugo church bell rang for 8
litory,”
ofScappoo. e, ( ountv of Columbia, State of
of
Bay
City,
County
of
Tillamook,
State
of
Oregon
study,
and
yet
ho
could
not
soo
her
sit
to
look
ut
her.
.She
still
declared
that
Oregon, has this day filed iu this office her
o’clock ho turn» 1 instinctively toward
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
John M. Schmidt,
ting
there,
her
head
bent
over
tho
paper,
nt No. 2028, for the purcha-- ofthe s '? n e ’4 of Elma. County of Uhehalis, State of Washing sworn statement No. 1990, for the purchase of
the door, then shook his head with a sho would always stay with her babbo, without thinking of something very Stops for Breakfeast and Dinner every day. in*
old lots 1 and 2 of Fee. 5, tp. 1 n. r<i w, and will ton, lias this day filed in this office his sworn the s vv j; of sec. 21,tpln,r 8 w, and will
sigh, an«l going to the table ho began to but she did not say it with the some em different from his romance.”
offer pr» ofto show thut the land sought is more
offer proof to show that the land sought is more statement No. 1849, for the. purchase of then w
valuable for its timber or store than for agricul s e *4 c % s w *<» and 11 w
such as fi.-hing and hunting is unexcelled
unfold Horn«» manuscripts. But before phasis ns before, und when ho replied
of s vv *4 of sec. 4, valuable for its timber or stoue than for agri
“Oh, poor papa!” exclaimed Emilia, Gcod School only 3 minutes from the place.
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to Ip. 1 s. r 8 vv, and will offer proof to show that cultural purposes, and to establish her claim
that
she
must
submit
to
tho
common
the he’d had iini.ih« I ringing tho door
land before the Register i" <l Receiver of the laud sought is more valuable for its timber to said land before the Register and Receiver
rising and throwing herself into his Daily communication with the County seat O1 s;,id
ci.is office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, or stone than for agricultural ^firpeges, and of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Mon
opened and a young girl of ¡»erhaps 20 law she sighed anjl shook her head, but arms. But he gently disengaged her,
Is located on the route from North Yamhill to the 9th day of September, Js-Vo.
did
Dot
fly
into
a
rage.
to establish his claim to 4iiid land before the day, the 8th day of September, I89O. She names
years, gnu H iil in ngure and with brown
Tiilann ok, two miles below the toll gate.
He names as witnesses:
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon as witnesses:
“There wiw very littlocompany ever in ami, controlling his own emotion, begged Information to settlers riven.
Susanah Barnette, John S. Sparks, Lafayette
G. L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller, A. Neilson and H
hair ami eyes. ♦•nt«*r. «1 tho room.
( ity. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of Octo
her to take her place again, and went on
'I here is a fine body of unsurvey» <1 timbri Roberts, all of Bay City, Tillamook County, ber. lSVo. lie names as witnesses:
Brown and J. B. Duncan, all of Scappoose, Col
tlio
liouno,
but
once
in
a
whilo
some
one
"Good morning, papa.”
land adinceiit to my place, of which I am able Ore yon.
with his story.
John Edwards, of Tra-k, Tillamook County, umbia CountyOrcgon.
would
drop
in
of
an
evening,
or
come
to
Any and all persons claiming adversely the I,. <’renshavv of Tillamook, Tillamook County,
information and show some excellent
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lie who. nt In r appo iranco, could not
“Thus, when only two months wero
above-described lands are requested to file their and W. A. Cahorn and N. J. Welch, of Portland, above describe»! lands are requested to file their
conceal hia emotion, kisacd her on tho dine, and tho young girl al way« per lacking of tho time fixed for tho mar
claims in this office on or before said 9th day Multnomah ( ountv, all of Oregon.
claims in this office on or before said 8th day of
70
formed with much grace these occasional
forehead an 1 exclaimL'd:
of September, iS*;o.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the September, 18»jo.
duties of hospitality. Now it hapjiened riage, he had finished but half of tho
;;-12
J.T. Apperson, Register.
2-11
J. T. Apperson, Register.
j
above-described lands are requested to file their
•Today al.s<»<
t
work,
and
when
but
two
weeks
remain
claims in this office on or before said 14th day of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
“’roduy more than ever,” rhe replied. that among t hese few guests was a young ed ho had scarcely accomplished two- ,
T
imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice October, I890.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June 18,
51-8
J. T. Apprfson, Register.
And with a shade of sudne .1 ia her man, an nsaistant t > a professor of mathe thirds of tho whole. It was then seen to
FOR l’l BLICATION.
¡81’0.—Notice if hereby given that the following-
matics, who. whetlvr it was ou account
United Atatcs Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon,
voice she ad(le«i:
named settler has filed notice of his intention
bo
impossible
to
publish
it
on
tho
wed
May «>. iH»y»); —Notic-* is hereby given that in
of tlie cooking or of the young mistress,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
, to make f.nul pro»jf in support of his claim, and
•U h not 1hi.< th«» la t day?”
compliance with the provisions of the act ot
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June i3, that said proof will he maue before the County
Tillamook, Oregon»
showed so much pleasure ut having been ding day; nevertheless, Emilia”-----
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "Ati act for the 1890—Notice is hereby given that the following- Clerk of Tillamook County, at lillamook, Ore
“Do you really want to?”
“
There;
you
have
at
last
called
hor
by
sale of timber lands in the States oi California. named settler has filed notice of his intention to gon, on Monday, August 4, lhfaO, viz:
invited to dinner one day that ho was
“Y<
rupli I the girl tenderly.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," make final proof in support of his claim, and
her right name.”
William Doyle,
James M. Fuller,
"I want I«» ba your secretary today, hospitably urged to come again, an I so
that said proof will be made before the County
“
Emilia
continued
to
come
every
morn
of Bay ('ity. County of Tillamook, State of Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore., Pre-emption D. S. No. 6733, for the 11 e
of sec.
«1 n. Of (•«mot.« we ( annot finish tho on, ad infinitum.
ing
to
tho
study,
and
to
write
the
jx-riods
Oregon,
has
this
day
fil»
»i
in
this
office
his
sworn
29,
tp.
3
n.
r
9
w.
on Tuesday, August 5, I890, viz:
“Between tin* dinnnrsand thofollowing
book, but we «■■;:! get through tlio chap
, statement No. 202(1, for the purchase of the 11 c
He names the following witnesses to prove
and
phrases
that
dropped
lalx>riously
N. B. Morey,
visits, which were called visits of diges
ef s w »4 w Ji of s w 11 sec 5 and n e % of s
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ter V» u are ;*t W» u k Upon.”
from tho exhausted imagination of the
of s w
of, said laud, viz:
‘zi of sec. <’>, tp 1 n.r 9 w , and will offer proof Pre-emption I). S. No. 6I40 for the n
Giorgio l’<i
i insist“«! that Emilia, tion, tho follow was always under foot. romancer.”
to show that the land sought is more valuable of si e. 11, tp 1 11, r lo w.
N. Jarvis and I). Jarvis cf Tillamook, Tilla
lie names the following witnesses to proof mook (ountv, Oregon, G. W. Bull Jr., and F
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
nN sl e was c alled, should abandon such The author, sliort sighted und stupid, as
“Exhausted? Don’t say that papa.
poses, and to establish his claim to saitl land his continuous residence upon and cultivation Bell of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
are
all
otliere
of
his
kind,
never
noticed
a etrauge id« a, for she must indeed have
, before the Register and Receiver ot this office of. said land, viz:
•1-9
J- T. Apperson, Register.
There uro some beautiful pages in your
C. II. Worthington, Frank Crane, J. C. Bewley
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th
<4hrr
in her niin«l that day. But anything going on; but the young girl book.”
■. > 1 ice FOR PUBLICATION,
J. Lattin all of Hobson ville, Tillamook County,
1 day of September D9O.
began
to
!>♦>
»'.»sent
minde
l,
to
answer
at
she was immovable—she had always been
Land Office at Oregon ( ity, Oregon, Junt
He nanus as-witnesses.
Oregon.
“You are uot an impartial judge, ca
random, an«l to make the most dreadful !
19,1889. Notice is herein/ given that the follow
4-9
J. T. Apperson, Register.
1 (’. A. Elliott. G. L. Fuller, A. Nielson and II.
m little oVrbhinte.
rina.”
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten
. Rolierts, aM «f Bay (’ity, Tillamook County,
mistakes
in
writing
—
in
fact,
ono
morn
“Very well,” coucbvlcd tho father,
tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim,
1 Oregon.
“----- of the romance; however, tho dic
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and that said Proof will be made before the
Any ami all terso”* claiming adversely the
finally. “Hit down at the table.” Am! ing sho actually wrote caro with an h.”
tator
was
often
interrupted.
Father
and
Land
Office
at
Oregon
city,
Oregon,
June
County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
above-describeti
lauds
are
requcMle»!
to
file
their
“Oli! bow you remember everything!” 1
aft: r standing for a moment perplexed
iM, 18‘«o.—Notice is hereby given that the follow- mook, Oregon, on Saturday, Aug. 9, 18^0, yin:
claims
in
this
office
011
or
before
said
9th
day
of
daughter
would
look
at
each
other
ten
said Emilia, laughing.
ing-nanied settler lias filed notice of his inten
September
I096.
bo contir.m d:
Clcmcnce F. Groer,
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
“Finally the simple minded man of a derly; take each other by tho hand, as if
3-12
J T. ApjM’rson, Register.
“Wi* will let the book go, today.
Ji ofn if
and that said proof will be made before the rre-emption p. S. N0.67I6 for the
father suspecUkl sum««thing and ques going over again the long years passed in
and
s
vv
1
j
of
11 vv
of see. 4. and s c 54 of n c}4'
County
Clerk
of
Tillamook
County,
al
Tillainuok
Take iiu t ad some other paper.”
T imber L and , A« F J une
1878.—N otice for
faithful
communality
of
thong!
t;
an«
1
,
of
sec.
5,
tp.
2
s,
r
10
w.
Oregon,
on
Monday,
August
4,
1S9O,
viz:
I’CHiriC IT ION.
“What ma >uu going to do?” she asked. tioned his daughter on tho subject.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
United State* Land office, Oregon City, Ore
Frank W. Doyle,
“Sho, after dodging the point for a without saying so openly, seem • I to
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
■ ■ '
h'1 n.r w» i < I,
gon, May 5. 1.8/).—Niitice is hereby given that Pre-emption D. 8. No. 6732, for the s w
thank
each
other
for
the
good
mutually
of said land, viz:
while,
broke
out
into
n
torr«»nt
of
tears
in
compliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
sec. 29, tp. 3 n, r 9 vv.
apjironching her and carw sing her hair.
A. W, Burdick. C. Desmond. S. Dpily and 8-
done in the past, and to beg forgiveness
of Congress of June 3. 18;8, entitled "An act for
He nanus the following witnesses toprove W. Hardman, all of Netarts, Tillamook County,
Then ho liegan to dictate in the follow and confessed that she did uot seem the for what might have been amiss.
the sàie timber hinds in the Sts««-« of ('allibr
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Oregon.-
same
any
longer,
and
that
for
some
time
ili
i,
Oregon,-
Nevada,
and
Washington
Ter
ing wny?
of. said land, viz:
“Tho wedding day wasset for Monday,
4-9
J- T. Apperson, Register.
ritory,”
N. Jarvis and I). Jarvis, of Tillamook, Tilla
••Th« y two, father nn«1 daughter, had she had been possessed of a vngno un tho thir l Monday in May, and the young
Edwar/1 Elevens,
mook County, Oregon, G. W. Bull. Jr., ami F. T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
it?:
t
which
sb««
did
not
understand.
of Ast >rin,Cottiliv of Clatson, State of Oregon. - Bell of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
iiv(‘.l idonu t iguther l<»r many years.”
P ublication .
lias this day frk<t in this office liis sworn state- '
“Ahirne! After careful inquiry it was man went on th«* preceding Saturday to
4-9
J.T. Apperson, Register.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
“Oh," saitl Emilia, lifting her eyes,
nieiit No.2O4.for the purchase ofthe ne*4 s w % w
bring his aged mother to tho marriage,
found
out
that
the
Is
ginning
of
her
un
gon, April 9, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that
‘2 of s e *4 and s e ' t of s c l.t ot see 19, tp. 311, r'J |
“jn t lif e yon and me.”
lie
was
to
arrive
by
tho
noon
train,
and
w. and will offer pro»»f to show that the’ land T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice foe in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Ho motioned to her to koepsilence, and easiness dated from tho Wednesday I the ceremony was to take place nt 2
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An « ct for the
smight is more valuable for its timber or stone '
P ublication .
when the young assistaut of mathemat
than tor ag. icultural purposes, anil to establish i United Sta«es Land Office. Oregon City,Oregon, sale of timber lands in the States of California,
then continued!
o’clock. On that morning, the last
Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
liis
claim
ui
said
lami
before
the
Register
and
,
ics
was
invited
to
dine
with
them.
April 11, 1.S9O.—Notice is hereby given that in
Boss Fi il od Ca3os a Specialty.
"They were l«’ft alone when sho was
l-ouis Neuroth,
morning, tho author wont down, as us-
steel ver of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, compliance with the provisions of the act ot
on Tuesday, the 9H1 »lay of Sc; tembi r, 1H90.
only 3 years old, an»! lie was not yet 30.” Tho innocent child feigned great sur nal, to his study; but ho certainly did
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act for tie of Portlaud, County of Multnomah, State of
Oregon,
has
this
day filed in this office bis sworn*
He
names
ns
witnesses:
prise
at
this
discovery,
declared
that
s ilt- of timber lands in the States of California,
"But that is just our ua l ”
statement No. 1994 for the putchase of the n c jf
not expect to roe his daughter apjiear AL
F. W. Dovi, . W J. Doyle. G W. Bell Sr. and Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,“
sec. 5, tp 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to
XV. Bell Jr. all of A-toria. Clatsop County,
"If you keep on int«'irupting 1110 I tho assistant of mathematics was un before him there. Judge of his pleasure
Fred A Hart,
show that the land sought is more valuable for
endurable to her; that sho did not
« rjgon.
sliail lose the thrua 1 of my story.”
Any anti all person* claiming adversely the of Aberdeen, County of Chehalis, State of Wash its timber or stone than for agricultural rfiur
want to so<« him again, and in conclu and astonishment when before tho bell
poses, and to establish his claim to said lane’
ington,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
sworn
And he continued:
above-tkscribed
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
stopped striking tho hour sho camo into |
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
claims in this office ou or before said 9th day of State n;< nt No. 1906, for th<- purchase of tin- s ’
“She. p r little thing, cou’«l not ap sion sho threw herself weeping ujion tho room, her face more beautiful than
Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th dax
of
n
e
1
|
and
lots
1
and
2
of
sec.
2,
tp.
In,
r
8
w,
S<-pt
cm
ber
I890.
pro» iat«« hor !•• <: but ho. in addition to her father’s neck and begged him to tain* ever, for tho delicate pallor that flitted
and will offer proof to show that thcland sought of September, 189/1. He names as witnescss:
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register
Janies Hart of Winlock, kwls (.'ountv, Wash
her
fur,
fax
away
to
some
|
lace
where
is
more
valuable
for
its
timber
<»r
stone
than
for
his own sorrow, folt that which r I io
across it. To his expression of surprise
U muer L and , A- r J uni
is;*.—N otice for agricultural purposes,and to establish hisclaim ington. John Edwards, of Tillamook, Tillamook
would 'I;.. ■ realize 1 if she lia»l beeu there could not ¡mssibly bj any assistant she answered, ‘1 want to lie your secre
to said laud before the Register and Receiver of County. Oregon, and N. J. Welch and W. A
P ublic atiun .
office at Oregon City,Oregon, on Wednesday Uaborn .of Port land, Multnomah County,Oregon.
older It > oin •! to I.i n that a’.l his nf- mathematicians.
United States Land office. Oregon City, Ore- this lOtli
Any and all versons claiming adversely the
day of September, IS90.
“Signor Puntini, as wo have already tary today, also,’ and seated hermdf in
on. April 24, 1V0. -Nutlcv is hereby given that the
fuctlon c > um | not p«> sib’y make upto
abox e-dcscribed lands are requested to file'their
lie
names as witnesses:
tho
accustomed
place
before
the
half
fin
11 compliance with the provi-ions of the act of
said,
was
not
very
sharp
alunxt
some
claims
in this office on or before said yth day of
A.
1».
Wool,
E
Prescott
of
A
herd
on,
Wash
his dear li;'.’.egiil tho lack ot' a mother’s
• ongruss of June 3, l*7s, entitled “An set for
ished sheet of the day before.
ington. W. S. Cone and H. Roberts of Bay Citv September, »890.
he s:<le «>f tmil < i L.lids in th» Mutes of Ualilor- Oregon.
sweet and tender car«». Homo of his re tiling, but the facts were so plain as not
5
I_
8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
•
’
But
at
that
moment
tho
author
scarce
:ua, Oregon, Nev a Li and Washington ftT-itory,”
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
bitions offered to tike charge of th« to lie misunderstood by a man of even 1 ly remoniln’red of having a romance to
I r.im ik M. Lamb.
above-tie
-cribecf
lands
are
requested
to
file
theii
Bimilt
intelligence.
• f N. stocton. C'luntv of Tillamook, State of
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—NOTICE
child, as it waa thought difli« ult for him
»i t gon, has this day fried in this office his sworn claims in this office 011 or before said 10th day of
FOR PUBLICATION.
“The time go much dreaded had come | write. The characters and situation* of
to bring her up alone: but ho r« jected
«tatcmviit No 20I5, for the purchase of the lie l4 Sept» mher 18*.'t).
his personages were quite indifferent to
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore.,
at
last,
when
the
girl,
forgetiul
of
her
8-¡2
J.
T.
Apperson.
Register.
.»f ><-c. 21, tp 2 n. I'Q w. end will effur prt»ef to
¡Ve
have
the
Exclusive
Control
of
the generous off r as if it had
I !
April
7.
1><K>.
—
Notice is her»by given thai in
him. He thought of the romance of his
show that the land sought is more valuable for
coniplianoe with the provision* of the act ot
offense. Ho wouhl not I«* dtp rived of solemn premises, watt ¡ircpai ing to Like own life, of which the most beautiful
i s limber or sb nr than for agricultuial pur
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitl' d “A11 act for the
h»*r
flight
from
the
home
neat.
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
u
M
f
.
3,
1878.
—
N
otice
> .'•t s?inl to e stablish his claim to s «i<l lard be
his child or make l « r twice an orphan."
sale of timber lands in the States of California.
FOR 1’UBI ICATION.
fore the Regis cr and Receiver of t >is office at
“Wliile the good man was still agitat Al chapter was just ending, and instead of
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’.
Two or three ti n« « during th
* his dicta*
dictating
to
her
he
would
rather
take
gon
ui'\
.
Oirgon,
on
Tuesday,
the
¿»id
daj
United
States
Land
Office,
Oregon
City,
Ore.,
John S. Sparks,
by the«© thoughts h«« received a most
eptvnibcr, ! 90.
April i4 18j>.—Notice is hereby given that in i of Scappoose, County of ( olnmbia, State of
his daughter on his knee, to tell her
v names as wiu esses:
compliance with the provision’s ofthe act ot Oregon. Las this day filed in this office his sworn
•r, wit a hli *ht movement respectful letter from the young assist again the stories of her Imbyhood, at the
il. W alkei . of Tillamook. Wm. Wood- W. S. u ougress ofjnne.u 187«. entitled "An act for the statement No. I99I, for the purchase of the aw1«'
tu. runty. b.td tdienced ant, in which the latter declared himself Fame time pushing back tho clustering
rand H Rolsrts, of Bay l it^’, all of Oregon, srt’e «>f tiniber lands in the Hates of California, <»f sec. 32. tp. in. r 8 w. and will offer proof to
ny and a'I poisons claitutn^ adversely 1 hi Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
show that the laud sought is more valuable for
a pl *h<» íppilly reabene«! violently in love with the young l.uly, brown curls that shadowed her fore
ve-.le
c ilx-t! lands are icqneated *0 fi.v'their
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
Giles Schirf,
I m - ih if tn 1 write in «il«-nc<‘. as h«» x.ish«'«!. vowed that lie could uot live without head. He wmild rather have told her
ii’s in this office on or before said :3rd day 1
ofPort’and. Comity of Multnomah. State of Crc- ' poses. and lo establish his claim to said 1an»i
S. ptrnibi.* l.\o.
before ti e Register and Receiver of this office nt
“TI iiih i ill,-y iiv.- l t.', P’tiier, having in her, and was anxious to marry her. 1 ell ho had in his heart., would rattier
••«.n.
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
sworn
•li
J. T. Appri son. Register.
Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8th day
statement No. 1998, for the purchase of the s % of
tlie 1: oum ' *'111 v two «<TV ant nihl a gov- What waa to In' <l«»ue? The young man have expressed all the fond wishes which
September, 1890. He names as witnesses:
would follow her away from the thresh
was
of
good
family,
had
flue
qualities
of
of s » L and e
of » vv
of see. 14, tp 1 s. r 8 vv.
•ni- m . th-» l.ittrr < f which, t.» tell th<»
Olive J. I»nncan. Susanah Barnette, Lafayette
riMHF.R L and , A ct J une 3, 187'* —N otice for an»1 will offer proof to show that the land «ought
old of home, all the hopes that he cher
min«!
and
heart
”
—
-
,
Brown
and J. B. Duncan, all of Scappoose, Col-
P
ublication
trnth, v - < rhatigetl qui t«' fr« quuntly, «»>
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
ished for her happiness, and that of her
Unite 1 States Land < >filer. Oregon (’ity. Ore- agricultural purposes ami to establish his claim ! ) tiiubia County, Oregon.
•‘Yre. imbed!”
J-. 1, -. , 1« thu fnlht'i* of «ny one who
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ton. April 2I. 1 vj O - Notice is hereby given that to said land before the Register ami Receiver of '•
companion. But who knows when ho
“No remaiks, if you please.*
tn compliance with the provisions of the act of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursdav. 1 i above-described lands are requested to filetheir
In« child. An«l, (W
hiG an Ini
would have finished if he had c 'inmenced
ongress of June 3, i «? m , entitled An act for the the nth day of September, 18V0. lie names as clnims in this office on or before said Sth day
•lie gwi,- 1ftp, beautiful. lowly an«l intul- ••Was not without money, and bo- j lu that wav. He remembered, instead,
•K of September, 189O.
-air of timber lands in the States of ( alifornia, witnesses;
»tcgor, Neva»la. and Washington Territory,"
211
J. T. Apperson, Register.
li;-.
Ill' took privle in carrying out lu r sides, if he was in love with the giil she that he had promise«! her something for
Geo. Shotwell, of Trask. E. M. Kevs. of North
Edward Walker.
was
also
in
love
with
him.
1
a
wedding
present,
which
it
wiw
now
Yamhill, Geo. Barton and Wm. Carver of Tula-
•.Inciti 1
d Tillamook, ('ountv of Tillnin«»ok, state of my«»k all of Oregon.
T imber L and . A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
iiup- ssible to give her.
4-jto ttsn't .♦».}»« to ofir 4 prfrt to 9 fl! th!»
"When
the
father
asked
the
daughter
'
>rr<n n. has this »lay filed in this office liis sworn , Any and all pcraon« claiming adversely the
1 ’ • r part, w:wnrt h:ippy un-
1’VCLICATION. •
OociJ, for it» Me BIST MAX. Butty C(W holit
•’A strange hlea struck him, and taking
‘tstenient No 2OI4, for the purchase of the s c >•( above-dwcrlbcd land« are requested to filetheir
United States Land Office, Oregon Citv, Ore
1.«
W a. wi.'.i her (a thui: huw;uiliot what answer she would make if the fresh paper, he dictated a lot of fooUan
>t
-re 24 in tp. 2 n. r o.iffht
9 w. and
pro ' 1 S1"’™®
is will offer
V. ikn??*
^»»-office on or before said othday of gon, April ¿L 18t»o —Notice is hereby given that
OJic AkQ CNt HALF POUkuS.
• > show that the land sou-
1
**
11
___
«>u!y her il isti uetor, but thu cho.Hun coni- young man asked her hand in marriage , things ti it ¡‘.issed through his mind.
ougnt is tno.e valuable 1 September, 189O.
in eompliiincc with the provisions of the act of
e than
th in for
f.»r agricultural
kt * w, Jt Hr.! i I
ti2
■" its timber or stone
t ongn >s of June 3. 1X7«. entitled “A11 net for the
Matai . -f h. «port. HU 11 it wa« Hvldoni she turned all colors and replied that it
“It struck U o’clock. Emilia made an
I- T Apperson, Register.
'urpowes ano tn establish hi«ck»tni to Mid land
■ale of tinilwr lands in the States of ( Hliforni«f
ti. t >
«•'r» r 1. n lite h<. u- 0 w ito miy olio was not poaaiblo, and that it was ustdese [ involuntary movement. Iler father un-
<f »re the Register and Receiver of this offict ■
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
to talk about anything
unlikely to dvret«««! 7lmt it was tiin^
...........
t « »r
>n City;Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2,*rd j
but liii.i.
TILLAMOOK,
OHE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
August Anderson,
•tember.
:*O>
"Then when it «truck V and In?saw the
Lan ! office nt Oregon City, Oregon, July of Hobsonville. ( ountv of Tillani<M»k, State of
île n
i •» a* w it n<HM*s
-TU» lit ir • t lino «ni y s rx • 1 lo tua!»« happen; but if it v» r,' so ah, if it were
«»>!
mid
then
by
force
of
that
blesse
1
girl
1111«
asy
in
her
seat*
—
Ut
!S.)o
—
Notice
i<
hereby
given
that
the
K
M
I.«
mb
<>l
Nrat.n
on
W
ni
Wo.
d*
o
f
Bav
Oregon,
ha«
this
day filed In this office his sworn
i«l
tiiorq
tender.
this b.u .11 »tron.;« r mi
tv W
» one amt II Robert«, of Tillamook, following named «ettler has filed notice of hm st.item- nt No. 2OI0 for the purchase of the • w
"That is not so."
WI hmi »1«9 WUN 13 )«l u* obi a ruthur habit which women have of melting
intention to make final proof 111 «upporl of hi* <d sec. No. 13, tp. In. r 8 w. and will offer pro«’*
»it
"Yes.
tadevd
it
is.
”
THE
CRY
Or
MILLIONS!
Anv and all refont cl ■I’imii
Sih-er«etv the
___ „ g ........
«.,T cJaim. and that *ai<! proof will be n1 ad»'before to show that the land sought is more valuable
annuir.. l TIU* iXX’UITt »1 lit'twuun tho fa into tears she began to sob nnd cry.
"He livuicl over the manuscript and
tnvê-deK rihed lands are iequr<ted
»v.; to
,. fii
11 r thei;
»nei; lhc '/‘’•’’B' Clerk ».f Tulstnnok Conntv. Nt TULi
for its timber or <tone than for agric ultural P«r-'
toêr hi : | «laughter. S llo duclansl »»no Things having cotuo to this point, it is «<l<le<I with hi» own hand:
OH, 7ÄY BKCKl
aim« in this "Hee on or be fore « said 23rd day ot I mook« Oregon, on Monday. August 25’ 1890, viz;
iM»es mid to establish his claim to said lane* be
ptembrr. 1’
M'Ctlil
M
W d * •’ cii'nity, tlmt «li»' easy to understand how, tn a short time,
fore the Register amt Rec eiver of this office at
J.iwic* Ryan.
Jamen
Rvan.
“What then, impa?"
8TCP IT NOW.
"Oive me the pen."
• Pre-emption. D S. N<r. 6523, for the e H of e U of Oregon ( ity, Oregon, on Tuesday, the ?8rd
v»*nkl live furvv» r wil’i1 h«*r babbo, and the author's daughter and the young
•lay of September, lNPv. He names as witnesses:
!
w.
7,
tp.
1
*.v
8
w
assistant
of
mathematics
lxx\uno
pro-
COON
IT
Will.
BE
TOO
LATC
"To my daughter on her wedding day.
. | t (lo hke <>th< r girla
Huit «h«» v
F M. Lamb, of Nt «tooton. Wm. Wood«, of Bay
IMRi RI. KNI> ACT JUNE 1 > 7*‘-\OTlCI : Hr names the fottewi^g witne**e* tn prove hi*
••Giotinlo T assi ' ki ."
F»»H PI R! ICATB’N
XXh<> !
•
nue fino day and IllC’Q’i
1 continumu» residence upon and cultivation of City. Edward Walker and H. Roberts, of Tilla
mook. all of Oregon
"Oh,
ItaltlM',
can,
babbo,
how
gixxi
jnnn
Land office
City. Ore |
land, vi:
"It
would
certainly
be
doing
violence
R >off wit!li the fin* cur u < t . The father
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
many
v given thvt , i W *1>. filing«wor*h. Jame-J Whitney, M D
are!” cried Emilia, escaping from tho
thon repli t »l «niilintf: Dh, y«»u a * ili do to tho truth not to say that in giving chair.
'it i axt
f the act of ’f l*,AanRn?h "nd 11 !’«trl»en. all of Tillamook ahove-dcscrilHvf lands art* requested to file their
'
daini*
in this office on or before said 23rd «i*y
bis
cor.MUt
Signor
Puntini
felt
a
spasm
it reh
act for the c I Tillamook. C«»»mty Oregon.
Jiulnt tbj Gtln r« »!<', and elio n to ia
■»( September lH?o.
"This time you will let me kiss von."
« *Iifornia (. '
J.T. Ap|»er*ou. Register.
3-1
’
-
»
J. T. Appeiwon Register.
gu U tnry . miti begun tv> < ry auȓ deviare of tho heart. Hu was then to be alone,
k
that
i
"Without uonbt," replied he, giving
»erritory,”
a tuanu<
flint bot father dui tuH want ber any without the dear and faithful compan her two souorotu kisses.
Whrn
!
«ut
(Uwa
it
was
state
of
Ore
NOTICE
m»
PI Bl.K ATION
“But now go aibl dress yourself and h» ret up *h»tK or to
Dior if 1M taUred iu thut wuy. Sii»» ionship of her who, for nearly twenty
re bi« «worn
Lan.I Office at Oregon city. Oregon-Junc
kind Provide«*
•ent
•e of these
¿4 i«9G.—Notice is hereby given that th« foil«’*'
m»he«l »<»1bidn : from li in presene«, «hot years, had scarcely l« ft him for an in make yourself tvantifnl for him.”
it wv|! offer proof to show
ing nanicJ settler lias filed notice «if hi.< inten
"She ran to the d<x< as if her f.s't were OREGON KIDNEY
I>E.«ÜEB rs
ltt*r**lf up1 in ht r lutai", and waa in a stant. What silence, vrhat sadness there
uxht M mor«. vabisMr for it,
hotel
1 tmmedtatrh
tion to make final proof In support of his claiw.
would
I
h ? in the house after her depart winged, but sutldenlv turned Ixu-k quite
•
haw
h«t
agricultural
»nd that said proof will !«• rnjKlv before thi
u
or
throq
day
a
t .
[vueion f«»r tw
»*•««< the MR
aahatued. She hail forgotten to take the mi
his ctawn to said
County ( 'Ivrk of Tillamook •*uunty at Ti*lam00k
ure!
And
perhaps
his
marrow,
too
plainly
dons
effect
Tho»i«n.«t
R-N'etver nf this n
Oregon,
on Tue’sday, August i2. i*WO. rU:
manuscript!
Hut
fortunately
her
father
< hi Tue*<lay the
This tin h * EmlliA rei iM n> >t reMtrain seen in his face, had cost a shadow ov«*r ha.1 net noticed it. He had turned again
Mortis J. Enright,
lie
nameaaa
w
‘
tnr»se*
his
daughter
s
happiness.
II«*
knew,
in-
b l N» ’f. AU.il tabi, lnutfhii igt "ThvSiguor
indew, and w as Raxing out into
Pre enipt ion D S., No. 6751. for the 11 w 14 of »rc
I Ztat Anti
«!«<•<:.
that
it
um
lv«*"
to
r«
.•!•«•!
against
they
i.
tp.
i
n.r
7
w.
lUior.u». "
u, where the nightingales, con-
Timber lands a specialty
H>- names the t/dlowing wltn«*4»»/ « to prove hi«
fl law
L “No. no " tabi her fa ther- “thè Sig- thu law of n u are. iud that he must re- < n !
"’WJL (':i I’were trilling
cinittntu.ui remdetKN* upou and <*nllivation of,-
anjr ar
’
1
u
h
hum
’
.
f
to
vn
il
1
•»
ihl
’
t
prt^
Ihuirsougs
said land, viz;
*"
■
Mg«-
—
Iranalated
for
Chi-
•nr Puntihil.** An»l ho w«»ut un dieta tingi
Licatisg
and
Timber
Cruising.
Janie» Revtier E. J. Hurt. W. J Smith, and
lai Ria in tM
•*Tlk* SBfti/'T Puntini m a* afflici*! willl rent. He, Cure' re. ttivd to put on a cago Evu ■eg Hersld from the Italian t f
T R Thurston, all of Tillamook. Tillamook
H Urn her. »
rfnl fio tn the
f the thiri< < '^lieneovn bj Annette Cj . kt r
County, Orrgr 'll.
SPAN’GH
LCVE CONG.
A WEDDING PRESENT,
Pest Stopping
Headquarter
Daily Stage
Sport,
K
A. LETCHER
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
WM.
W. s. CONE,
BAY CITY.
OREGON
a-tff