Tillamook headlight., December 12, 1890, Image 4

NOril'S; FOt: PVBI.lt ATION.
l.aad i.ituv nt Oregna < it». Ori’Eoa. Novela
i l>-> i.'. IkoO —gillie« is hereby ci ven that the
tlilloMiliK «iiired M iller haa filed notice ot h«
intention to make final proof iu support
his
l i laini, ai-M that »aid proof will be nmdu ’Ml.ire
1 I lie Comity Clerk of'rulamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on January 3,;«gi, via:
Ulrich Indorf.
Hoi:’.-—trad lintry No ;2ao, t<>r the - e g of aw
i U nr • T’.hl,
>.
ot
a
('
,
and
n e of a e *■* of see. aS,
t (h o. J R. Duane.
I ip. ! a. r 9 w.
He names tlie following w itnesses Io prove Ills
I contiiiuoua residence upou and cultivation of,
'*suirl land, Viz:
ceorge Meyer, C. Munaon, John Tyro aiul
TillamseL-. Oregon.
H It Moore, all ofNestocton, Tillamook County,
Oregon.
-»5-30
J. T. Apperson, Register.
F PAKTSKRSH!?.
REAL ESTATE
Farms and town property f
tale on easy terms.
INSURANCE
Several of tho
ex represented.
11 th it the co-rartner-
i George E. K.
•e- itililc bitsi-
il\ ni by mu!!.al
ilined by Henry
gainst said firm
I firm. Dated, thts
¿7 Miad
notary public
CoBvsyance» and legal papers |
carefully executed.
Ä, LETCHER
"(Tillamook, ©re
CORRESPONDENCE
Regarding the country and its
advantages invited.
- .-?»<
•»
MEN YOU HEAR OF.
NEV/ ERA IN ATHL£TIC/3.
Fur many years Diou Boucicault spelt Girls as Well as Boys Making ICay-i 1
Pr^RrcM» in Physical Development.
his name Bourcicault.
The Town and Country club, of which
William N. Whiteley, the famous in­
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is president, met
ventor millionaire, is a mental wreck.
at the summer residence of Lyman C.
Senator Wade Hampton, notwith­ Josephs, of Now York. Mr. John H.
A FINANCIAL GENIUS.
standing his cork leg. is an exjiert horse­ White, head master of tho Berkeley
man.
school. New York, read a paper upon the
IIo OiYcred t<» Save 250,000 Francs and
A New Yorker says C. P. Huntington new athletics, no said iu substanco tliat
I'r.iled, but Oot a Free Dinner.
is the only great milliouaii’e in town the new era of athletic training upon
A needy Frenchman once heard that a who never laughs or plays or has fun.
which we have entered bears good ti 1-
marriage was on the tapis between the
Canon Farrar approves the Salvation iugs of health and strength to women
daughter of a certain wealthy merchant
and the son of a rich banker. The dowry Army idea of n week of prayer and self even more than men. The improvement
in the physical condition of tho Ameii-
that wr.s to I m , given with the bride was denial in behalf of missions.
Ex-Govoruor Hubbard, of Texas, is . cal girls of today is as striking as it is
500,000 franca The merchant was well
known to be on the lookout for a good one of the weightiest politicians of the gratifying. You no longer hear the
criticism which was made twenty years
bargain or to save a dollar, so on this Democracy. Ha weighs 330 pounds.
tile Parisian founded his hopes of a good
Emile Zola is a fatalist.
“I feel," ago by visitors from abroad that the wo­
dinner at least.
Bays he, "that with nations as with in­ men of our country are weak and in­
He accordingly called at the mer­ dividuals, what is destined to happen ferior in stature.
Almost every girl of 16 or 17 years of
chant’s nsidenti» and asked the privilege will happen."
■ age whom you meet is taller than her
of seeing him on very important bua-
John Greenleaf Whittier is still erect
necs. After a little while lie was ad­ and active nt 82. His hair and beard are mother. Ten years ago it was not fash­
ionable for a woman to have a waist of
mitted to his presence.
white as slacked lime, but his deep set,
proper size: nowadays too small a waist
"The matter, sir. on which I call«!," dark eye is scarcely dimmed.
in considered a species of physical de­
he began, “involves for yon the practical
George
W.
Jones,
of
Dubuque,
la.,
is
formity. It lias often been said that
saving of two hundred and fifty thou­
perhai»
the
oldest
congressman
living,
American women r.s a rule do not walk
sand lrancs. I"-----
lie
was
elected
a
delegate
to
congress
well. Close observers will find, how­
“Oil, my dear sir," interrupted the
merchant, "thi3 is too serious to lie dis­ from the then territory of Michigan in ever, that there has been a very great
1885.
improvement in thia respect in tho last
cussed before dinner, and as it is now
Marshal MacMahon, ex-president of four or five years, and tho majority of
my hour for dining pray take dinner
with mo, and we will afterward con­ France, is in the eighty-third year of his our girls aro ambitious to have a good
age, but that doesn't prevent him from figure and a graceful carriage from the
sider your proposition at our leisure.”
hunting in tho forests near liis physiological standpoint.
Having partaken of a meal that left a regularly
homo.
This wholesome change has been
pleasant flavor ill the unfortunate's
The Duko of Bedford, who owns a brought about by tho better opportmi-
memory tho rest of his life they re­
large part of London and is a millionaire I ities which women now have to indulge
tired to the merchant’» study.
“And now I am ready to hear yonr many times over, looks like an under­ in physical training ah i exercise. One
grown, sickly boy, although of fairly i year ago tho first athletic club in the
proporMil," lie remarked.
mature ago.
world for women was establish! d in
The Parisian, after n moment's
Jesse F. Carpenter, of Cazenovia, has New York city. Tho limit of 500 mem-
thought, began:
“I wider-tand, sir, your daughter is to purchased a fine residence site in Wash-1 1 hers w:ta r.'irrh'd in six months, an 1
be rii.irUv t.lurried to the son of the ington, D. C.. paying $95,000, which is already facilities are being lul led by
said to be the largest sum ever paid for which t ho membership may be increased.
banker D’Argont?"
n single lot iu that city.
The interest which American girls have
“Yes, that is true."
"And that her dowry is half a mill
Pope Leo is said to be interesting him­ begun to take in gymnastic training is at
>n?"
self in hypnotism. Also he will call once a reflection and a counterpart el’ the
This was also assented to.
upon the churchmen to opp< se it on tlie extraordinary development of athletic
“Well, then, here is my idea: 1 am ground that a loss i f will power must lie sports among the young men of the coun­
ready to take her with half that sum and accompanied by a lapoe of moral control try. If a girl once experiences tho ex­
hilaration which comes from physical
thus you will save or gain
and self respect.
WO francs.”
Rev. Dr. Charles Hartwell, of Foo exercise, when taken under proper con- '
The merchant could not but smile at Chow, China, who has been in the for- ( ditions and in a suitable dress which
tho proffer, though ho did not profit by eign mission field for nearly forty years, allows freedom of motion, yon may trust
— Philadelphia Times.
styles tho Japanese the Frenchman >f her never to injure herself by tight lac­
the oast, and tho Chinaman the ‘jtl lo- ing or by wearing uncomfortable gar-
What la In i« Name.
'meuts of any description.
Saxon of the east.
•
A young lady visitiug iu Lowell tells
There lire threo things which every
Marquis
Tseng,
the
late
illustrious
n good i tory of one of I hone rare coinci-
girl ought to learn how to do—to swim,
Chinese
statesman,
has
received
the
dencea that first surprise and then nl-
to fence, and to hold her weight easily
highest posthumous honors which the with her arms. Lawn tennis has done
most Jucvitubly itmnse.
Celestial
kingdom
can
bestow,
in
a
de
­
Her tri. ter. tvho went to Colorado for
moro to develop among girls a tusto for
the bcm fit of her liealth, wiih «ojoum- er«-of tho emperor that lie “forgives outdoor sports than have all other exer­
him
all
his
sins
und
crimes
committed
ing nt Manitou, mid there one day fell
cises combined. Wo sometimes hear of
into cuuk nation with a gentleman on during his life.”
cases of injury from over indulgence io
the 1 ini: i of the hotel. They had not
this sport, but where one is injured
THE GENTLER SEX.
met before.
hundred are benefited. Tho injury is not
They were admiring together thosnow
Christine Milsnon is supposed to have the fault of tho sport, but is due to care­
clad pyrai. i.i of Pike's peak, toweling in ! been Cabanel's mode) for tho famous lessness and over exertion at’improper
majeaty before tin m, piercing the blue "Marguerite."
times, a danger which should be guarded
of the empyremt with its shaft of glitter
Mrs. Hnirison personally selected nil against in nil exercise.
ing white. They agreed that never be­ the colors and hangings used in refitting
Tho old fashioned idea that n girl to
fore lutd a more beautiful und inspiring up the president':, rooms at tho White lie ladylike must not run or walk rapidly
eight met I heir eyes
is fast disappearing. Until recently, I
i House.
"I supjuut length remarked the
Miss Emily Hays, the belle of the cot­ said the speakor, wo could not lie sai I in
penflem.in, smiling, "that the mountain ton field, aged 19. lives in a cabin fifty America to have any national system of
hila a ] cuhar interest to mo from the miles from Harrison, Ark., and earns £4 gymnastics. The system of heavy gym­
fiu. t that iny name in Pike."
nastics of Dr. Winship, of Boston, and
a day picking cotton.
"Natiiriiliy it would," returned the
tho other extreme, tho light calisthenics
Mrs.
Isabella
Bini
Bishop
lias
obtained
lady, "and I may say that my own en
of Dio Lewis, were not altogether suc­
from
tho
ruler
of
Kiixhinir
a
piece
of
thnsinsui i i greatly due to the filet that
cessful, although tho naino of Dio Lewis
my name is Peak," und it wan.—Lowell land on which to build a hospital and will surely hold a very high place in the
dispensary for women.
Citizen.
a, nals of pliysical training and in the'
Lady Dorothy's very bald head and educational system of America, for to no ■
11« lliul It All.
her ninety years do not prevent her from otio individually moro than to him is
“Why do you kiss moon the forehead, still being one of the gay figures in Brit­
due tho credit of stimulating a keen and
l’er: i. " mu.ini.ie 1 tho maiden. "A ish society. She is called "jolly old
abiding interest iu physical exercise.—
kiss on the forehead denotes reverence Lady Dorothy."
Boston Herald.
fi r the iulellei I. mid you know 1 haven't
Mrs. S. V. White, wife of the ex-con­
much iuti'llect."
gressman and tho famous Wall street Mrs. Christ lance’s Ascent on u Bi-oomatlck.
"I km w it, Andromeda," said tho
Two miles east of Fonda is a farm
operator, a graduate from the ucademy
sophomore loftily, “but 1—er—rever­
at Godfrey, Ills., has founded a scholar­ owned by BjTon Christiance. nis wife,
ence what you have, you know,”—Chi­
ship at that institution.
when cleaning a well stoop, fell head­
cago Tribuno.
Mi's. Harriet Maxwell Converse, of long into the well, striking the water
New York, who i.i tho adopted grand­ ten feet below. Fortunately she did not
A Gvnerona Ilan.
daughter of Red Jacket, is raising a fund releaso her grasp on tlie broom slio had
Tramp 1 Did he givo you anything?
for the- election of a monument to the been using, and. ns it struck the water
Tramp II Yep
broadside, her body turned in tho set en
great
Seneca chief at Buffalo.
Trampl Shell out. then. You prom­
feet of wat-r and her feet landed on the
Kate Field has been examining some
ised to divvy.
Isittom. On coming to the surface she
Tramp 11 You can linvn it all. He statistics, and finds that American
grasped a projecting stono in tho shaft
gave me Hie address of the town soup women spend $62,000,000 a year for cos­
and stuck tho end of the broom handle
metics, most of which are made of zinc,
kiUilmn.—Harp t ' s Bazar.
in a crevice. Thu» gaining support, she
oxide, calomel and other poisons.
screamed for help, but without avail.
I’ i <»u;i'h to Go Hound.
Mrs. E. D. Ii. N. Southworth, tho pop­ Tho shaft was ten feet in diameter, so
Tom—1 sav. Bob, are you superstitious ular novelist of a generation ago, lives that she could not get a purchase for her
nlxiiit dining with thirteen ut table?
in Georgetown, D. ('..and though "0 hands and feet on both sides.
Bob—That depends-----
years of age still writes. Most of her
Clinging to tho stone with her right
Tout—Orpellili upon wh.it?
literary work is done in the ojien air.
hand and resting her right foot on a
Bob—The di liner. -Puck.
Mrs. T. J. Butler, of Prescott, who projecting stone, she drew herself up to j
has been lately np|ioiiited comniiiwioner tlie surface of tho water, getting sup­
A ii Unkind tppllenllon.
to tho World’s fair from northern Ari­ port on the left from tho broom. Then
Mr. rinfton (resiipiodly)—All flesh Is zona, was formerly Carrie E. Blake, of
she raised the broom and stuck it in a
griku, my dear.
Button, and a correspondent of The crevice on a level with her head, getting
Mi -. II. - Wi ll, don’t you think you’d Transcript.
support with lier right hand and foot.
lett, r . t soul >!f a lawn mower?—New
Mrs. Lucy Ridley, a colored woman, Then s'10 raised herself upas before, an !
York W. iid.
is tho oldest person living in New York. in thia way reached the curb and finally
She has |iaased the one hundred and terra flnua. Mrs. Christiance will not
Not Ilt’rtily to Hr Picked.
seventeenth year of her life, and al­ part wit li the broom, to which she cred
“Well, i e!t your own time for It."
though almost blind ami scarcely able its her marvelous escape.—Albany Jour­
“Hut the time imr’t ri¡iu yet."—New
to speak she bids fair to live for several nal.
York Sun.
years.
Miss StonerotMTs Position.
DOINGS OF
Mrs. Jones (the xecond) to Mr. Jone»—
Wilyum Dob- m Jone», you needn't »ay
nuthhi.il Ef ) er fust wifo hadn’t a died
you'd a bet n n bigermistl—■ Light.
Written by Cur
Contributor.
Mary hod a lilt*. Kmlx
And he wna «»udnu« wtao,
And oreiyah.«.« that Mar» »ant
ROYALTY.
The Prince*» Mario Studolmine Bonn-
pnrt-Wyae, who is to marry Emilio
Crtstelm. the distinguished Spanish
stntiwimin. is well known in the liter­
ary and s.K'ial world as Mme. Rnttaaii.
The cpieen of Ronmania «crept«! an
invitation to Windsor ensile recently,
but when the time camo refused to go.
Thu snppoaition is that ahe waa angry
beunuae the royal carriages had not lieen
sent to fetch her.
Queen Victoria has sent a splendid
cradle, richly ornamented, to her grent
grandson, the infant of the duke and
dncheaa of Spurt*. and the wh,4e onitit
for the child was bought iu England by
the Empress Frederick.
Tbe Hermitage ami AnitchkofT polace
at St. PeleiKburg are crammed with
picture*. and no mom can be hung iu
Un-in, so the csar is going to oataldish a
national gallery at St. Petersburg, which
is to Iw devoted to Russian pictures ex-
clnsivelv.
Miss Relwcci» Stonercod, of Mea Iville,
Pit., la auix'riiitcndeiit of physical cult-
uro over all tho schools, numbering 622,
in tho District of Columbia, and has
three division anperintondenta under
her direction. Miss Stoneroad has ths
honor of beiug tho first to intnxlnce phys­
ical culture into the public schools in
the United State«. She has l>een em­
ployed in the ix’hix.ls of Washington five
year» and haa been promoted each
year, until now she stnn-l« next to th-»
head of tho faenlty. Her aalary in her
now ami important position will l«j
|l,000 per school year of nine months.
— Boston Woman’s Journal.
Sara Bernhardt, t!u> «-centric, is amus­
ing herself jn»t now in practicing the
handling ot «eriK»nts for her new role of
”Cl«n>atin,’’ into which she intends to
introduce a so « ailed service de acriienta.
The snakoH will l>e really barmlee». and
are to bo brought from the forest of
Fontaiublean. Foiled in her attempt to
play a snervd character, the divine Sara
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land O.l'.ce, al Oregon City, Oregon. Nov.
if-».—Notice is Hereby given that the
lloniir- u.ur.erl settler has filed nr.lice of
his ini, ution to liurlic filial pr«d ill support .*1
his r-lalui. anil licit ■ :hl pro: f will l>e made la-
f.in- tin-ig'iinly Clerk ot Tillninook con itv. al
TiHnmook, Oregou, on
December ttyth.
iSgc, viz:
J. E. Stansbery,
Homestead Entry No. «177, for the s h oi n e 1;
and s ‘,2 of of n w W of sec. 21, tp. 2 s, r io w.
He names the following witnesses to prove.liis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, under Sec. 2301 R.S.
R Jackson, J H Jackson, J M Morgan mid
.suiond. all of Netarts, Tillamook County,
J. T. Apperson, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Nov. 12, lS9o.
—Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of liis intention
to make final prod iu support of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, ut Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on Saturday, January 3, lSyi, viz:
William Himes,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 621O, for the w
°*
s w ’4 of see. 1;, and s Jk of n e ’4 of sec. 18.
tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
He names the following witnesses to provehis
Watchmaker and Jeweler. f continuous
residence upon and cultivation of,
i
said
land, viz:
VZHtshcB dodo
¿St Jewelry
Waller J Smith. John Herrington, Frank
Herrington and James Reeher, all of Tillamook
B .33 Filled Cases a Specialty,
Tillamook county, Oregon.
25-30
J. T. Apperson, Register.
-NOTICE
TIMBER LAND. AC
FOR PfBLICA 1 KIN.
United State* Lund office. Oregon City, Ore-
eon l«p.
1 ^> -Notk« 1» hereby civ«» th«1
L O.uipliauve »Uh the !
C«.re--> cflune;
entilUiI Au nit lot th.
.’t i .'i'l.’ r l liul. i.1 t; < State« of Callforui».
Oregou, Nevada, and Washington territory,
Nathan P. Roberts,
of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of
Oregon i.i - t’ i*“1 filedin taisoffice hhsworn
statement No lj ' fot the purchase of the v h
of Ihe s 0
<’f a -e ... s w 1 , of s w «4 •»*
3
and n w L' of n w ‘. of see. 8, tp. 1 11, r . w.
a;iff will offer ¡ roof to show that the laud
».ought is mine valuable for its limber or stone
tnau fm agrieuil iral purposes and to estab­
lish his claim to said lard before the KegK-
U*r and Recti ver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon OU Wednesday the 18th .lay oi February
18.11. He names as witnesses:
fl Robert. H I Cl: ipman snd ( C Holland
of Tillamook, and W S Cone of Bay city, all
of Oregon
...
,
1
z.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
ahove-de-cri’ i d lands ate requested to file their
claims iu this office on or before said 18th day of
Februnrv, 1891.
.
J. T. A ppi rson. Register.
TikBEB L*so, A it J vsk IS;».—Nortel roll
l'l m.KATlOS.
United .“i iti's l.iucl imiee. Oregon City. On'-
con. Sep. 1-, IS»’.—Notli’V Is hereby cinn Hint
In compilin'’-’’ with the provisions of the net of
l oni'i ess 1.1 June !l. 1»7S. olltllli’il "Au m t for ‘.lie
s.ii ’of tli.ils’i lands In Ihe Stutes of (iillfoi-iiln.
Oregon. Neruda, «nd Washington Territory,”
Eva Lough ary,
of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of
Oregon,has this day filed in this office her sworn
statement No. 226;.’for the purchase of the n w L
of sec’ I3, tp. _■ ;i, r 9 w. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone titan for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish her claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oreg hi City, Oregon, on i uesday, the 10th
dnv of February l- -i.
names as witncH.'es:
Wesluy Ilouck and Chis Palmer of McMinn­
ville, Ori-. Ilenry Rober'.fe of rillamook and W S
Cone of Bay City, all of Tillamook County,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the ■
above-described landsare requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said xOtli day
I
of February
23-32
J- T. Apperson, Register.
|
SIrTll ! FOX I-UBI.ICATION
Laud Office nt ori gbn citv, Ortu,,!.
, I.: I
,11. . I- I xiu.-v nix
that ih,_
fug ” -med ntler has filed notice of hi i
tiun to mukcflnul pre of in support of hi .1
.:: : that said proof will tn ma.;. ¿St»
County Clerk of Tillamook County at Tn
monk, ihegun, on Junu tiry 17, iHyjt vfr 1 T *W
A ct. McNair,
Homesteail fcr.try, No. X547, for the c L
‘4 of : cc. 22, und w % of » w cf
t ID W.
1
lie names the following witneaseb fofii
continuous residence upon and cultivi
said land, under S» e!iou ?3ol, R. s.
Peter By nui. S 1* Svtnsou, and C ( nap.
of G iril’.ildi P O. mid H A Woodford of
mook, all of Tillamook County Oregon lu<*
‘
J-T. Apper^uV^
TfMB.t n L and , A ct J ink h , 187«.-NOT.t.. _ '
Pt RL’< AT1ON.
Unit- .I States J,and Office, Oregon Cifv a J
g.m. Nov. 6, jsoO— Notice ishriehv viJu th?
i.i . . ui li ince with the pnwi. im.s’of tl e.JrS
C H.git s of June 1, 1S73, entitled "An act J?
sale ci U : I - .-r lands in the 1- fates of Q ilif.,!,; k
o.ugon, Nt . ida. ami Washington TcrrilutT?. ’
Vi.ilon 8. Rice,
*'
.1 Tillamook, County of Tillamook, Stat,.
Oregon, has this dcy filed in this
i?
sworn su.tcincut No ‘.‘350. for the purdm»
the n’.ofse
sw‘4 ot 11 e H. Mndsekl
nW, of section 5. township 2 s, r M w, audafl
offer proof to show that tlie land sought is Bw
valuable for its liml.er or stone than foranfad
tural purposes, and to establish his claim ,
SLid laud Icfore the Register and Receivers
Uiis office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuftrf.!!
tlie 24th day <1 March, IbUx.
He names as wittiesr-cs:
Daniel A. Robey, John D. Edwards, Coors*
M. Runyon, o( Tillamook P. O., TfilaS
County, I 'l tgon, and Kubcrt Morris, ofBaycit
Tillamook County Oregon.
J 7‘
Any and all versons claiming adversely the
<ib" cd esc: ibid lands are requested to file their
claims iii this office on or before said 24thda.
March 1891.
"
1
2fi 37
J- T.Appcrson, Register. I
T imhcr L and ,
a r J unk 3, 1S78.—N oticb pm
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City,Ore.
gou, Act. 15,1890.—Notice is hereby giveu’tkat
in compliance with the provisions of the
Con gress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘Au act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Giegon, Nevada and Washington Territory"^
Hiram S. Naylor,
NOTICE FOB I’CBLH A l ION.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice I of Forest Grove, County of Washington, State
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, November
I of Oregon,li.^ this day filed in this office liisswora
for P ublication .
12, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ [ statement No. 2321, for the purchase of theur
ing-named settler has filer! notice of his intention
I ’4 of section 21, township 1 n, rangegwest
to make final proof in support of liis claim, ami gon, April 17,1X89.—Notice is hereby given that and will offer proof to show that the U m
that said pr'.-’ d will be maoe before the County in conipiiau.ee with the provisions of the act sought is more valuable for its timber or
of
Congress
of
June
3,
1S~M,
entitled
“
An
act
for
Judg *. or in his absence before theCounty Clerk
| stone than tor agricultural purposes and to
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Oregon, 011 the sale of limber lands 111 the States of Califor­ e-t H.lisli nis claim to said land before the Rep*
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’
.January 5,1891, viz.
ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon Cm
Charles Brown,
Samuel Downs
Oregon, on Thursday the 5th day of Mani
Home.-tead Entry No 6543, for the s w ’ i ofs w of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of 1891.
/
He names as witnesses:
yq
of sec. 27. and s Ji ot s 0*4 of sec. 23, and n e Oregon, has tins day filed in this office liis
sv orn statement No.’hjJ, for the purchase of
■.4 of n e % of sec. 3Btp. i n, r 9 w.
L. Geiger. K. W. Robbins, E. Nayler MNl
lie names the following witnesses toprove his the w L. ofs c
and lots 3 mid 4 oi »ction 12. Robbins, ail of Forest Grove. <kregou.>^
c Hitiiuious residence upon and cuftivation of. towii'-hip 1 n, r 9 w, and will offer proof
Any and all persons c*
*
* th
I '1.11111 ing adversely
j to show that the land sought is more valu- above described lands are • regi
____
Will make regular trips, the weather permit­ said land, viz:
req noted to
file ___
thd
George Jacoby, Theodore Jacoby and D I, C j able for its timber or stone than for agricultural claims in this office on or before said 5th days
ting, from
l ike of Bay Citv and Amos Vangliu of Tilla-I iurposcs, and to establish his claim to said March, i8ql.
and before the Register and Receiver of this
TILLAMOOK ro ASTORIA and PORTLAND. monk, al! of Tillamook County, Oregon.
8 37
J. 1". Apperson, Register.
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25-jo
J. T. Apperson, Register. | j office at Oregon City, Oregon, 011 Monday, the
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
I 12th day ot January, 18-94.
T imbeh L and , A ct J unk 3, I878.—N oticb
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
He names as witnesses:
Pfl'LH’ATION.
P. SCHRADER. Master.
Land Office at Oregon ( uy, (»regon, Oct. ' 1 J. Gaudrau, !• Paquet, J Paquet, of Portland
United Stales Lund Office, Oregon Ciiy, ,
'.*7,
Notice is hereby given that Uic follow- 1 < »iiid A ¡ t .-( cfso ! i of i ast Portland, all of Oregon gon, Nov. 12, lsi o.—Notice is hereby giveu 1
ii:g named settler has filed notice of his inteu- I Any and all persons claiming adversely the in tomj.Iiiiuue with the provisions of the act
tion to make final proof iu support of his claim, | above-described lands arc requested to file their Coi'gr' :■> of Juno 3, 1*78, entitled “An net fort
and that said proof will be made before the • i claims in this office or bcibre said I2U1 clay 0! sale <;i limber lands in the States oi Cui
County Ch rk of Tillamook County, at Tilla- ; January, 189I.
Oi\',.’>i:, Nevada, mid Washington Territory,’
mook, Oregon, on December 20, 189O, \iz:
| 23-.-2
J. T. Apperson, Register.
W illiam T. Harris,
of Tillamook, Coun’y of Tillamook, State of
Paul Erickson,
gon, has ihis day tiled in this office his swo
Pre-emption D. S. No.fj 17, for thew J4 of se 1, '
NOTTCM FOB 1 I lil.ir.Vi 'i'X.
oi sec .. . n w ' l of 11 i 1 . an 1 a e ’.j of 11 w R' j ; Land Oll’ce at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 5 suitcmunt No. 2352, tor the purchase of the a
of sec. 27, tp. 2 s, r 9 w.
■ iS'Jo.—Notice ie hereby given that the following- oi s e y;, n w ’ t of s e J f and n e »4 of s w t;
He names the following witnesses to prove his ; named settler bus filed notice of his intention sec. No. 1 q , tp. 3 n, r J w, and will offer p
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, I to make final proof in support of his claim, and to show !hat Ihe land sought is more valtia
said land, viz:
that said proof will be macle before the County for its timber or stone than for agricultural n
J C Monroe, I C Quick, F' P Norberg, and j I clerk of Tillamook County, at l illamook, Oro- pi>s< s mid to establish bis claim to said land
fore the Ri'uiuter and Receiver of this office
I’cter Hestleburg, all of Nestocton, Tillamook 1 I gun, on December 26, 1SV0, viz:
Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesdav, the
County, Oregon.
Baxter Stillwell,
day oi March, lH'l. He names as witnesses:
23 2S
J. T. Apperson, Register. I
W . S. ( one, of Pay City, Oregon, A. M. Ha
Homestead Entry No. 665,2.for tho n % of n xv 1
and se *4 of 11 w
and Lot 1 of sec. 2-1, tp. 1 s, of Bay < ity, Oregon, T. tackman, of Tillaruool
Oregon, H. R o I k rts, of Tillamook, Oregon.
r lo w.
Any am! all persons claiming adversely!
He names the following witnesses to prove
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned I his
continuous residence upou and cultivation . above-described lands arc requested to tile I
will, at the next ensuing term of the County ! of, said land, viz:
elainis in this office on or before said 24th
Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook ! J N Davidson, S O Wickland, I, G Freeman | of March, 1891.
•¿8-37 t
J. T. Apperson Register,
H F CooiNpe* d all of Tillaniook, Tilla­
county, to-wit: The first Wednesday iu January j and
C-rass, Clever and all kind3 of
mook county, Oregon.
18*11, apply to the said Court for a license to sell
TIMBER I.AND. At T JI NE < r7".-N0T
21-29
J. T. Apperson, Register.
FoK PUBLICATION.
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in less
United States Land Office, Oregon City,
quantities than one gallon, in the precinct of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gon,October 17, 1890.—Notice -is hereby given
Hoquarton, in said Ccunty, for the term of six
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. incompliance with the provisions of the at
1M90.—Notice is hereby given that the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for
months, according to the prayer of the annexed 6,
following-named
has’filed notice of Ins ! sale of timber lands 1:1 the States of < aliforu
petition. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this <th intention to make settler
Trees, Bulbs, I'crtilizers, etc
final proof in support of his i Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
day of December, 189O.
C.. B. H adley .
Fannie Curtis,
claim, and that said proof will be made before
To the Hon. County Court of the State of Ore­ the County Clerk of Tillamook County, nt Tilla­ I of Claekama*-, ( ouniy of Clackamas, State
I
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed in this office hersw
mook,
Oregon,
on
December
26,1890,
viz:
gon, for the County of Tillamook.
1 statement No. ;32s, for the purchase of the« e
Albert Harris,
Your petioners, residents and housholders
i of section 17, in township 1 north, range)
*’ 5728, , :* for _ the w
.. L, of s w I ' and
the .. land
A will
" offer 1 roof to show
__ t’ that
:z *2~d
within Hoquarton Precinct, and legal voters Pre-emption, I). S. ». 1 . No.
Ot set?,
a.’l> 3o,
!ln Ip.
tn 2s,r
3 11 t* 9 U w.
V«.-. | 1 is
j= more Z, . \aluable
r.1... 1.1a. r,.-
% of sec.
and c *? s <4 e P # of
for its timber nt-
or zGzsSl
stoue
within said I’rccinct of Hoquarton, Tillamook
Bee Keeper»’ Supplies.
Re names the following witnesses to prove his for agricultural purposes and lo establish
County, Oregon, do hereby petition your Hon. continuous residence upon and cultivation of ; claim to said land before the Register and
V/e want YOU fi r a customer. Give us Body to grant to C. B. Ha lley a license to sell said land, viz:
I ceiver of this off’cc at Oicgoti City. Oregon,,
E W Mil's, J J Turner, C Munson and T A
a trial order.
the Cth day of March, I891.
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors within said Knighton, till of Nestocton, Tillamook Couiitv, ' Friday,
She names as witnesses:
precinct in quantities less than one gallon, for Oregon.
L. M. Sheilaburger, of Portland. Oregon.
24-29
J- T. Apperson, Register.
Pic, (>f Tillamook, Oregon, Riley Peters ofT
the term of six months fro*n the firfet Wednesday
no ok, Oregon, W. S. Cone, of l’>ay City, Or
in January, 1891. And this your petitioners will
Any and i 11 persons claiming adversely
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ever pray;
above dcfcribcd lands are requested to file t
Catalogue Free
Lard Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. claims in this office on or before said 6th day
J H Bower. W Williams. G W Blackwell. A
I* Wilson, W H I.each, DC 11 Ellison, W C Hiatt, 14. i"!"k—N. tic is hereby given that the follow­ Match, 1891.
2 m -37
J. T Appt rson, Re
D c Lowers, I) C Pierce, J Ensbum, E McKinlev, ing-named sett'er has fi'ed notice of his intention
L If Bro'.vn, I’F Brown, B Hauxhurst, J Gra­ to make final proof in support of his claim, and
ham, G Cohn, II Ma.-on, W Olsen, J Gabrielson, th.it s lid proof wi’l be made before the County T imber I. asi >, A ct J i nk 3. 1878.—
L Olsen, Jons Davidson, I) Reasoner, W F * D ('lurk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
Full l’l'Bl ICATION.
Jones. B C Lamb, C E Reynolds, B Johnson,
’ ‘
I) A gon, on January 10, IS9I viz:
United States Land office, Oregon City,
k . by. V
Rice. J N Yokes, J i II ......
. .............. E
umphery,
Herman Schollmeycr,
Cannot ba succetslctly traveled with-
N<.\
.
;th.
i.-go.
—Notice is hereby givei
Arther, G Murolf, I', Maro’tf, J W Haskin-. S Homestead Entry No. 8475, for Lot I9, scc.23, tp.
out good health. To reach wealth or any
compliance with the provisions oi the act
Roberts, B .'•■.tillwell, J A Richardson, J Miller, 3 n, r lo w.
Congress
of
June
3, 18^8, entitled "An act for
coveted potitlon In file requires the full
J Carlson, J M Swisher, C Thayer, M Wietsom,
names the following witnesses to pro. e sale of timber lands in the States of Calif“'
o Heins, H Olds, B S Thompson, J Tomlinson, his He
possession and operation of oil the fac­
continuous residence upon and cultivation Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
W
Quick,
J
Quick,
M
Perkins,
O
Sundin,
W
B
of,sai 1 land, viz:
ulties kind nature has endowrd us with.
William C. Marsh,
Hui st, J Irwin. A Sturges, G Irwin, II Brown.
ioehl, Herman Tubesing, Edward G ef Bay City. County of Tillamook, 3taU|
These conditions cannot exist unless the
C II Smith, J Koch, W Carver, S Pec-rs, T Wil­ K William
Wist,
and
Fred
Kebbe,
all
of
Nehalem,
Tilla
­
Oregon,
has
tliis
day filed in this office his
physical being la in perfect working
liams, A S Tilden, S M Hauxhurst, N W Crispin, mook county, Oregon.
statement No. z3' ¡.’for the purchase of the •
B F Archer, F Alowrer, J DGibbens, S ESinitK
order, and this Is Impossible when the
26-Ji
J. T. Apperson, Register.
of 11 t- ’4 and w ’2 of s e *4 of sec 14, tP-
F N Elliott Jr.. M Sullivan, H A Johnston, P
liver and spleen are torpid, thusobstrset*
w. and will offer proof to show that
Welch, E Walker. J G Day. W A Shaw. R T
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
land sought is more valuable for its timber
Ing the secretions, causing Indigestion
(ii’avM, C R Hunt, A Johnson. S Armstrong. J
Land
(iftn
e
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
Nov.
10,
stone
than for agricultural purposes, and
I R Harris, W M Hamilton, J M Davidson. J Elli-
end dyspepsia, with all of their accom­
j sou, i; M Key a. J Murphy, W Hcftmiller, S S 1890.—Notic * is hereby given that the following establish his claim to said land before.
panying horrors.
,
named settler has filed notice of her intention Register and Receiver of this office at (
! Snvder, J C Keffer, 1) I) Howard, G I) Biggs, C to
make final proof in support of her claim and City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th day
| Chance. II Payne, A E Russell, M H Larson, I that
DR. HENLEY’S
said proof will be made before the Countv March, I891.
Jones, J J Stewart, SV Anderson, I F Larsen
Clerk
of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
He names as witnesses.
L Blybach, W II Ebennan; L L Stillwell, R M
A. M. Hare, <»f Bay City, Oregon, W. S.
: Bays. II I’atchen, A Letcher, J W Tiliotson. M gon, on December 27, r89o, viz:
exert« a specific Influence over the liver,
'*
”
1 * ----
r,„. ’ H. Robei ts, of Till
ot
Bay
City,
Oiegou,
R.
B.
Stansbery,
1 Calhoun, A J Stillwell. N P Roberts, T G Still-
excites It to healthy nctlon, resolves Its
...„ ards, of Tillamook. O
| well. E Hauxhurst, G W Sappington, E Morin Homestead Entry No. 817«, for the n e I-4 of n w O . regon, John - Edward
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
Any and all persons claiming adver
E A Snyder, W Mills, H A Woodferd. J Sheets’ 1-4 and 11 l-a of n e I-4 of sec. 21 and n w 1-4 of
:
■ <>■ . libtd lands are requested to n«
A G Reynolds, C H Bodie, W o Thayer. A L n w 1-4 of sec. 22, tp 2 s, r 10 w.
secretions: cures Indigestion and consti­
Perry, C Hunt. H Vanderhoof, J Barney. H Petre
She names the following witnesses to prove ciaiins iu tl.is office on or before said
pation, sharpens the appetite, tones up
J B irett, W Johnson, E R Allen. R Olds, F II her cont in ions residence upon and cultivation
the entire system, and makes life worth
J. T. Apperson,
John-on, W T Kimball, F Revnolds. C N Drew, of said laud, under Sec. 2301, R. S.;
i F N Elliott Sr., W T Newcomb, Ezra Hauxhurst,
living.
R Jai kson, J ll Jackson. J M Morgan and
‘OH Howell, S D Bester. T Lahinon, O Gustrom’ C DpPinond, al! of Netarts, Tillamook County T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1S78.-Nonet
P ublication
, D R Shaw, J A Biggs. A I) Pecham, H Lowery’ Oregon.
O recon.
J
United States Land office, Oregon CitJM
E Stanley, I) I’errv, M D Cavanaugh. A II Wilson
25*30
J. T. Apperson,‘ Register.
qon, July 12,
gon.
1.’, 1889.
188 ,. —
— Notice is hereby glFg
F Wallace, C H Libby, J W Andersen, E Evans
in evnipiiauce
compliance with
the pi
provisions
I Williams, J Gaudrau, L Gaudrau, I C Smith
111
n iiu me
vx oowu" of tn«
NOTH E FOR PI BLICATION.
i F. Bales, J Newbt-rg. W Ryan. A G Anderson. A
T ami Office at Oregon Citv. Oregon, Nov. m of Congress of June 3,1878, entitled “An a«
ln’ the sàie of timber lands in the States of
’ Wei's. FI> Paquet, II Sudan, SSchi.Tman, H 1 . ■ -lie. is hereby given that the following
I Gro>'. R HiuiC.s, G Koehler, H A Snow. W M name u settler has filed notice of hia intention tiia, Oregon, Nevada, and WasbingtoB
I Curtis. I Curtis, 1» Curtis. J R Cook, CL Clat- t.. i!i:,h fimii proof in support of his claim, and : ritory,”
! tert--u. P D Terwilliger, Geo Shotw- ll, L Cren- 1 V *-‘,d Pru•4 u’’J* *’*• »uM«ic before the RvgUter
Annie Pike,
1 -¡'.aw <»<‘i> Pettit, O p Boat 11 an. Jvi ry Murphv ni’.'l l.t.’Ouiver of the I . S. Land Office ut Oregon ofZi 11a, County of Polk, State of Oregon, dm
1 Danu I Murphy, John Murphy, F McCormack’ ( lly, Oregon, or. January 3, 1M91, viz:
day fi ,* d in this office bur sworn statemew
D Tempest, J M Johnson, John Williams (¡eo
2 ;i . lor the pu.chase of the s W ^4 pi
Colin Alli&ou,
; Woodruff C. A Sven son. B Perry*, E Olds T F
L of s w L and loti 3 and 4 0»
Williams, F M Ijunville. I) llav’s. J M Lesley Pre-emption D S. No. 7ifA for the w 1-2 of s e township 1 north, range 9 w, a«>d
( A B Hallock. R B Mills, S I’Svenson, OHSniith i 1-4 and s i-2 of s w 1-4 of sec. 82. tp 3 s, r 8 w.
¡•roof to show that the land sought •
1 Jozc Vincent, J WaldrogvL J C Herrington F
Heuamvs tlit*following witnesses to prove - valuable for its limber or stone than tor
■ chemberg. S B Loomis. F K< bitch. W I tougher tv nlscontinuo.is residence upou and cultivation cultural purposes, and to establish her
W Dyer. W Dav. C. W Elliott, John Erikson of .said land, viz:
i soil
said land
lanti before
bviore the Kcgisier
Register a*-«
and
.
P II IL-tRl s Martin, W H Epsom J H Nolan F
Fmelius Delashmutt and J D Jones of Sheri­ this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on
1 V« V; I';,Pr*ce- G O Nolan, Geo Squires, C Duuu, dan and J Moon and James Norris of Beaver all I day, the 4th day ot March. 1891.
C B Hadley.
; of Oregon.
’
She nanu s as witnesses:
D3 NOT CHIPE, SICKU C3
Hurry Roberts, W . S- Cone, W. T
___ ^5^0_____
J T. Apperson, Register.
Sarah Baxter, ail of Kilchis, Oregon,
COHSTIPATE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Any and all persons claiming adv
,
, '■ n
FOR 1\ BUCATTON.
Land office m Oregon Citv. Oregon, December
Sen C'»« Fe* Sic« HrwMwt I. 1*90.—Notice is herebygiven that the follow-
Lam! office at Oregon City. Ore n, Dcc. ahove-de cribed lands are requested to tM
and all trouhics
ft otn
mg-r.mued settler has filed notice of his inten­ 3, I890.—Notice i- hereby given that the follow* clnitr.s iu this otfice on or before said 4tn
■v In<u£fi-tier> er ConsiipHicn«
*
ing-named
settler has filed notice o hi« in xy. March, IR9’.
_
tion
to
mak«'
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim
* X- Ininrovosth«Oomj‘b
•¿s-37
J. T. Apperson, R
and that said proof will be marie Uforu the non to make final proof in support o his rlniin
^* bjr i'niifnng the BI uü .L
fore the’
rh« __ ____________
____ ___________
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­ and that ?ld prooi uill be rnade
banL ely ndiastwd
to »u>t ih*ea3-, _ _
na
mu n*
newar
!.' u»o
tno h
b ’.r«» •
a dore.
dof«. E.i*y
Ea«y <•>
t-» tates
tat*
on» •>ill
pi it enu
,’**r bo
County clerk of 1 illamook Countv, at Tillamook T im iu-.a L and , Ac r J une 3, 1878 —N°TK*
mook, Oregon, on February 3, 1891, viz:
so much *ucnr 4£piH»pat
pill * rut up in
m 1»
* *troot
atronivial
vial
. iJreiicu. on January 3:, III9L viz*
Walter J. Smith,
Pt HLicrurioN.
wh’.n enn bw carried in • *st p-x 4 ’ ml A * **
George W Pettit
Hornestend Entry No. «678 for the e 1» ot n w V
tree« «• Trat**«r«
R k «!*««« k»L.
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United States Land Office, Oregon t nr.
Preemption |> s No. twO; for the n^ofaw V gon. Oct. 3, lb’jo.—Notice is hereby gnw
tat
Tr«.1> ’■isrt. '"■»'4 » »»rrn-bet... St-, x
and w S of n e >. oi sec. 9, tp. 1 n, r 7 w
Bimk
sut Ur* -n Bu«li frr 2<«. I h »ixmpa.
He names the following witnesses to provehis rec. 13. and * H of» e '. of rec u tp. 2». rs w in compliance with the provisions of tne
(
nr
» tWOM TONIC. s
Hi names (no following witnesrea to prove Congress of June 3, I878. entitled ‘
continuous residence upou and cultivation of
Frai
R’rtiLATrs ts»rivinta
said land, viz:
of «7i!iTind.' vi"
nCC Up°"' *“d c’,"i'«'ion the sale of timl»er lands in the States of
• a.| K’ iXKYSai dRL.STOKFfll?.« OKRIIJT a TK p B
. Io HK a I.TM
- F
. LL
WnV.
Carl Hunt and
j.
D. Eilwards. O. I) Roitman, D. S Bales nia. Oregon, Nevada, and WaahmiW^
John
Williams,
all
of
Tillamook.
Tillamook
ritory,”
the ca. Mans meoicine cb . st . lcvis . Ma
County, Oregon.
, r-ounir^egonK",“rt’' ,!1 o( TrMk’ Tlltamook
Thomas Hnnley,
J. T. Apperson, Register.
of blast Portland.County oT Multnomah
J. T. Apperson, Register.
have thi Exclative Contra- of
Oregon has this day (ileti in this on
N TICE FOR PUBLICATHiN
sworn statement No. 201. Arthepurch
m l Offi -c at Oregon City. Oregon. Dec
,
’TICE FOR PI BLIl ATIOX.
1» e
of s w •s $<4 cfs w 4 ftn<^ “ w ^11
-Notice 1» herebv giver, th nt the fob : i.aTut t ittiee at Or.'grjn
i'jjy
«•»_
of sec. 10, tp. 2 SJ r w w. and
<»r.-eon
City,
i
ire-con.
iircetuber
1,.| r I'vnel Witter bn. »led notice of hts in-
---- th<i
-Afollo», proof to snow thiit the 1 tnd sough’ '•
\ ’ i 11 hereby given that
1.« to m ike «nzt proof in support of biz ng-m.med settler ha< filed noiice of bir
for its
‘r or stone than jw
if linten- v 1 ii;
... :I"/’1 "i*1 b<- “’»‘te before lad
i'l*1
•'■PP“’-t of lliclalm.
cultural purp'.•»<«. aid: cstat 1 sh
Pie vonntv ttcik of Tillamook County
to said land WJf.ire the Register and
.
'
'
rjoof
mil
lie
ni«d«
till-
Titlsn-ook, Oregon, on Februzrv rod. tSoi vi. Cv’ina < rk ,f nihxmook county at Tillluook of this oifir'e at Oregon city.
Morn, J. Enright.
\
Tuesday, rhe 23rd day of Dniemixh', 1
’■reomption D. » N,., 6;5,. for lhc
. , f Ori-p n. 1 n .an.:a,y 31, «91, viz-
'njorge A. Edmunds,
\
He names as witnesses:
»er t. tp. 1 n. r 7 w.
”
Pre-eotptlon D. S„ No sum (or th, „ w i:
,
______ -
John G. Hartley and Joseph,
e ;»■«■ Ihel.’ltowing wittMMnto prove hi.
a nd. Oregon,
and f.cOTiar^
i.ccnisrd ------
•x
■ -
x East
•' Pori 'id.
-
’•
, and J„hn
Tiuatnook.
I l"rdUvtz”" ''U” IIP”n ““d culliv,,t'00 »1. tp, z ». r ”,
Avy *"”♦ w!l jw
’ .ns
Ilowln, wltnn-M to pr»». bl. V^A«r-««!"»il
pe-
’ n . claiming
< lomt . anww|
. .''^7,
X Smith, Tnme# Lecher. K. J. Hart and
.
d*
„re requested
T K Thnr-lon. all of Tillamook, TtlUmo. k
clain- s in this office on or before said »RW
County. Oregon.
......uo .
- .jfi
znd
° D 18>»tmzn Ikvember, I890
T T. Apperwm. Regiater.
302«
J T. Apperno«.
t "un?y i.:?
*’ of Tr’,k Tillamook
— 1
JS'5____________ J T APF«'r«»n. Regi«ter.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JI XE t t**-*®11
FOR n BI.l< ATIriV
. . . .
United States Lard Office. (»regon
gon **-pt. 23 1 ** j 0.--Notice is hereby!^ g
I*»-
. I k : Notice k hcrehv given that th»» r.»l hi coint Banct? with the pro' isiou« °* L- ah
o^1: .....red ..,ti„ h„
r;S;
______ , . _
tO 9f.t 99*9
C "Kre;c of Jure 5. iR-8. entitled
jSa
lc ui *1
pfttant cuu«. « in :he
nt .vffio» and S
thv CmrüpromptIv and clzi>IT‘w t lilt!' I1!“’1 Err“*l.i" ‘"I’porlof A «ale of timber land* in the States ofC^g
J««#, /o* .’£* Uf tfio' ii.iX. Fbery C<u»
thax said proof will be made before Oregon. Nevada, and Washington lern^a
mrvfaHv pr**ecufed
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snty
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of
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Countv
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i hsrles € Holland,
ONE AND ONE HALF iWL
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tion I m-kecwreful exammation and advire re mook. Oretjon. on January, h . .X vl<
of Tillamook, County of Tillamcok*^
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George W. Steel
lo patenubahtv raaa or rHzacx
Wlthmv oMce« iqttrnt Afaoa« nnv Tn. t
E”7 , ■S” *»«*•• w of , f Oregnu. has this day filed in thia «»me* j
•tateiucnt No. 2T*4. f”r the piircha*»
r*T«"T ovnc». and Iwing in rereoaal »tten.laarv % of sec ^•■w‘»ofne'4,tei * n w' * andiot
l<* e
of n « i. «.nd a w
TILLAMOOK,
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Jhetj . Il i» angarent tbat I bare reportur (<rfW 1. ter 33, tp I •, r U w. 4
tn. for «akin. pr. n>p<
rearebea,
*• pror. bn of sec. ¡1. fp. 1 n,r7 w. anti will «’ffrrpr’-^
that the land «ought U moreealan"^!
and
pmwcui
timber or store than for agricuItur n
and to establi h his claim to *aidJa«« 7’A®
ALL WORK Warranted.
SZ'AUGUSTA
f
i-. L. Posson & Son,
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SEE
F. L. Posson &, Son,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
English Dandelion Tonic
PATENTS.
WM. OLSEN,
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t„d J!2L,CH FOR rl'BLrCATION.
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