Tillamook headlight., December 26, 1890, Image 4

T im bEM L and , A ct J umk 3, 1878 —N otice m a
P ublication .
REAL ESTATE.
United States Land office, Oregon Cily, Ore­
Farms and town property for gon, Dec. 11, IS’/».—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the net of
sale on easy terms.
Congress of June 3,entitled “An act for the
INSURANCE.
Several of the best compa­
nies represented.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at Oregou City, Oregon. N
ber 12,
Notice is hereby givcu that the
fallowing named settler has filed notice of hi*
inteutiou to make final prexxf in support ot ms
claim, «u4 that said prixit will be made tM'tore
lhe County Clerk of Tillamook County, at 1 ilia-
mook, Oregon, on January 3,,1891, viz:
Ulrich Iudorf,
Homestead Entry No. 7240, Tor the s e % of » w
ml 3»,
• J, s s of s <■%, aud u e K Of • • !« of sec.
tl>He uatnes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou aud cultivation ot,
said Uud, viz:
. ,
— t
George Mover. G. Munson, John Tyler and
H B Moore, all of NestuctoD, Tillamook County,
Oregon.
.
. .
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J*
Apperson, Register.
NOTI! F FOR PI RLIC1TIDV
fl.uud Offlre «t Ori-jon city. Or.2
.4, !8 (X—Notici- in herrl.y givvn tbnTki,
lui nmt-.ed netti«-, liun fife-I noUc, ÙÌÌJ
»ioti to niake fi uni nrool in wn,.ir, ”1
cn.l fiat >uid J.rdof «in be
Ccnnty (JW* óf Tlttamook
rnook,Oregon,ou Jsniiary 17, lnyi vf,- T111*
A ex. Mt-Nnir;
llcme«tcnil Entry, No. K547, forili, n «
to of nce. rr, itfiil w *i ofn w k of
lM *•
1 10 w.
‘Hi,
He names thè IbltoWhig “ itile.«, to_
couiinnoua renfdenco upon niui cu'li,
nani land, under Si-etion ->Bol R g
Peter Beton. X !• Sveuxoa, «nd <-c
of Garlhaldt r O. «mi H A Wm.lf«,,
mook, all of Tlllaimmk ( onnty,
, Tl1*
TIMBER LANU
comrliar.ee »ith the proi hlon» of the act of
Coasreaa ol June .1. lS^. entitled All net for th»
of timber laudn 111 the Staten oi Californi«,
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, aud Waahiugton Territory,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Nathan P. Roberta.
Ernst Wyss
of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of
of Tillamook. County of Tiilamook, State of
Oregon,
han
thinday
filed 1:1 Un,office hl.aworn
(tregon, has this day hied in this office his sworn
nialement No. xriy.for the purcliane of the e ,,
statement No. 728, for the purchase of the
of the a e U of nee 6. s w to of a w 14 of nec A
c Ja of s e Ji aud lots 3 ami 4 of sec. 12, in town­
and n w
of n w 1. of sve, 8, tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
ship j north, range 7 v, and will offer proof to
and will offer proof to show that the land
show that the land sought is more valuable for 1
»ought
is
more
valuable for its timber or stone
Its timber or stone than fur agricultural pur­
than for agricultural purposes snd to estab­
poses, and to establish his claim to sai l land
lish his chiiin to said laud before the Rio­
before the Register and Receiver of this office at 1
ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
I Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th day
NOTARY PUBLIC
CORRESPONDENCE
Oregon, ou Wednesday the 18th day of February
of March 18?1. He names as wihicsae«;
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
T imseb I.i.xn, ACT J cnu 3. 1S7X.-NO,.; •
1891. He nanicp as witnesses:
'
Wall
Smith,
J.
Hariugton,
II.
Cone
und
Ben
Conveyances and legal papers
Regarding the country and its
PUIII.KATIOH.
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov.
II Roberts, H E Chapman aud ( C Holland
Smith, nil of Tillamook, Til'amook County, Ore.
fulled Slate. Land Office, Brecon ru.
carefully executed.
advantages invited.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the 19. 1890—Notice is hereby given t.iat the of Tillamook, and W S Cone oi Bay City, ail
fo!lowin;r-nnme<l
settler
has
filed
notire
<•
above-described land-? are requested to file their
of Oregon
. ..- gon Nov. 6, 1A)O.—Notice i. hereto
Any and all person* claiming adversely the Ill compliance with the pro-, uiun. of £
claims in this office on or-before Said 24th day of hl* intention to make final proof in support oi
his claim, und that said proof will be made Be­ above-described lands are requested to file their Congresaorjunej. r»?», entitled -An ¿o’
Mai ch 1891.
fore the County Clerk of Tilluniook county, at claims in this office on or before said 18lh day oi »ale of timber ).:nds in tlx-btate. of c»i.r 'k
29 38
J. T. Apperson. Register.
Tillamook, Oregon, on
December »7m. February, i»9i.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terriutoi*
TALES OF THE TURF.
LANDING T he shore end .
_ . .
23-}j2
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Vinton S. Rice.
''
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1890, viz:
of Tiltamdbk, County of Tillanibok
J.
E.
Stansberv,
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Dec. 6,
Interesting Description of IIow a
Mr. C. J. Hamlin Is said to have re­
lw9o — Notice is hereby given that the following- Homestead Entry No. »»77. fi>r the « % of n e ’4 T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, I878.—X otick for Oregon, ba. tl'l. day filed in thi«‘o'rk*
Cable 1« Secured on I«and.
sworn statement No 2S50. for the
*1
fused Rn offer of $50.000 for the trotter
| named settler has tiled notice of his intention tc and s S of of u W W of «ec. 21, tp. 2 s, r 10 w.
P ublication .
the n’sof.e H, »"14 <•!».«'
We »teamed off and anchored os near 'make final proof in support of his claim, and
He names the following witnesses to prove His
Prince Regent. Prince Regent reduced
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore­
1 that s iid pr;>uf will be made before the Count) continuous residence upon and cultivation 01 gon, Sep. 17, 1*90.—Notice is hereby given that 11 w 14 of section 5, township 2 s, rd u anri
his record to 3:16$ the first time he start­ in »bore aa we could get. opposite the | Clerk of Tillamook Couuty. at Tillamook, Ore­ said land, under Sec. 23O1 K, S.
offer proof to show' thutthe laud sought u«
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
place intended for the landing place. All gon, ou February 9,1.891, viz:
ed in a race in 1800.
R Jackson. J H Jackson, J M Morgan and Congress of June 8, IK7H. entitled “An aid for the valuable for its timber or stone thAnfora<»S
S.
P.
Hasselborg,
C Desmond, all of Netarts, Tillamook County, Mile of timber lands In the State« of California, tural purposes, and to establish hi» claim •
A NEW STYLE OF PASSENGER CAR.
said land before the Register and Rcceiv^u
E. V. Hayden, of Minneapolis, Minn., wa3 now activity on board. No eooner i Pre-emption D. S. No. 6652, for the n e ’4 of n w Oregon.
„ , .
Oregon, Nuvtida, and Washington Territory,
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on T ua L l
were
we
at
anchor
than
a
couple
of
boats
i
n
54
of
n
e
J.4
of
see.
22,
and
n
w
ot
n
e
of
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J. T. Apperson, Register
! who bred, raised aud developed the fa­
the 24th day of March, lx'Ji.
Eva
I.oughary,
23, tp. 2 «, r 9 w.
Chang«« That Will Be Made to Insure
were dispatched for tho beach, with a ' I sec.
He lianies as witnesses:
mous
pacing
stallion
Roy
Wilkes,
la
the
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
of
McMinnville,
County
of
Yamhill,
State
of
NUT1CE
FOR
I
1
BLI<
ATION.
Greater Sufcty fur Travelers.
party
of
ux-n
and
tho
necessary
tools
Daniel A. Robey, John D. Edwards C m «.
:
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
Land Office a» Oregon City. Ore., Nov. 12, 18<to. Oregon,has thisdav filed in this office her sworn
fortunate owner of three full sisters of
M. Ruuynn, of Tillamook P. o
of, said land, viz:
The competition of the eastern rail­
—Notice is hereby given that the following- statement No. 2267. for the purchase of the n w *4 County,
and
implements
for
use
on
shore.
On
Oregon, ond Robert Morris' ofaiv (S
Paul Erickson, D. B. Quick, J. B. Norberj and named settler has filed notice of hi« intention of sec-13, tp. 2 n, r 9 w, and will offer proof to
ways on paaeenger busineas has become the great horse, and also hi» dam. The board both picking up and paying out I j Kaspar
J
Schlappi, all of Nestocton, Tillamook to make final proof in support of his claim, and «how that the land sought Is more valuable for Tillamook County Oregon.
Any aud afl persons claiming adverxelvtu
largely a question of time anil attractive fillies are reported to tie good individ­ gear were being made ready for action, County, Ore.
that said proof will be made before the County its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
ually.
above-described
lauds
arc
requested
to
file
h 2
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J.
T.
Apperson,
Register.
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­ poses, and to establish her claim to said land
equipment. Rates have fallen to so low
as they both played their part in land- i
iu this office on or before said miu
gou, ou Saturday, January 3,1S9I, viz:
before the Register and Receiver of this office at claims
An authority on turf matters says that
March,
1891.
4
a basis that the public hardly expects
ing the shore end; huge coils of rope and >
notice FOR publication .
Oregon City, Oregon, on 'luesday, the 10th
William Hi lues,
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J.'T.Appernoii, Refi„„
dav of February lsyl. She names as witnesses:
concessions in this direction except in I there is no age in the horse's life when a number of collapsed air balloons made ! l » h <1 office at Oregon city, Oregon, Dec. ! Pre-emption D. S. No. 621O, for the w
of
Wesley Houck and Chas Palmer of McMinn­
nnno-iranr-o from bnlow
6- |S9°- Notice is hereby given that lhe follow- s w % of sect 17, and s Ji of n e % of sec. 18, ville,
Isolated cases. The force of public oats is not a good feed for him. A their
Ore. lien ry Roberts of Tillamook and W S T imberland , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N oticb >2
re,
1 to
.o
.
,
¡ng namedaettler has filed notice of his I nten-
P ublication .
14
r 7 w.
opinion, however, is constantly driving young colt may be taught to cat it
Cone of Bay City, all of Tillamook County,
Tiles# balloons were iliiliited Wltu air tion to make filial proof in support of his claim, tp. He 1 n,
names the following witnesseB tn provehis
United States Land Office, Oregon City 0»
the roads to the adoption of mbajj for very early, and it is absolutely neces­ to their full diameter of three or four “I,d ’haL,suVl
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, Oregon.
}
,e
J
Had
.
e
b
Zf°'riM
c
pon,
Oct.
15,1890
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
tW
Any
and
nil
persons
claiming
adversely
the
x
. County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla- said hind, viz:
increasing the safety and comf.R of sary when the mare’s milk begins to foil, feet, anil the quarter
above-described landsare requested to file their incompliance with the provisions of the aw
decȣ Of the Dal- : inook, Oregon, on February, 7, IH91, viz:
Walter J Smith, John Herrington. Frank claims in this office on or before said 1 Oth day Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for tk»
travelers. One of the most recent in­ or it becomes time to wean him.
nmtia began to ussume the appearance!,,
John c. Herrnt glon.
Herrington ami James Reehcr, all ofTillamook of February iwyi.
sale cf timber land* in the States of Califomk'
.
4.1
Homestead Entry No. 765O for the e J-i of n e
county, Oregon.
ventions pointing to this end is the pass­
A handsome gold modal, engraved of - a {pant
Oregon, Nevada anti Washington Territory''1
23-32
J. T. Apperson, Register.
s toy shop. Meanwhile the o( 9ec. 9 and n of n w 1 i, of see. 10, tp, 1 n, r Tillamook
2.V30
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Hiram S. Naylor,
enger car designed by Leslie P. Farmer, with the portraits of Director and his ■bore party bad firmly anchored to the 7.
..
.
..
of Forest Grove, County of Washington, sud
.
.
a
..
i
i
«•
He names the following witnesses to prove his
recently the general passenger agent of best time, 2:17; Direct, 2:18j, and Mar­ . beach
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice oft Iregon,has this day filed in thi< office hinsww
two lar^e spider sheaves, or continuous residence upon and cultivatiou of,
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, November
statement No. 23a», for the purchase of theai'
for P ublic at I on .
the New York, Luke Erie and Western. garet 8.. 2;19j,has been presented to Mr. skeleton iron pulleys. These were placed "id
_________________
?. 23OI, R. S., vis:
1-ind, ........
under I ace.
12, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
u w
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ % of section 21. township 1 n, rangeXw<-
W. Jones, J.
Jones, Frank Severance and ing-uaiucd settler has filed notice of ills intention
Nxl now the passenger commissioner of Salsbury by the state board of agricult­ •otno two or ’ three - hundred yards ■ apart. j I IV. 1>.
and will offer proof to show that the lull
gon,
April
17,1889.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
II. Smith, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co., to make final proof in support of his claim, and
the Trunk Line association. Tho novelty ure of California for tile liest trotter and forming two angles of a parallelogram, Oregon,
compliance with the provisions of the act sought is more valuable for its timber»
that said proof will be made before the County in
stone than tor agricultural j urpe««»
of
Congress
of
June
3,
IR78,
entitled
“
.-thi
act
for
I
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1
J-
T.
Apperson,
Register.
of the invention is the substitution of progeny nt the state fairs for the past of which the bow and stern sheaves of
Judge, or iu his absence before the County Clerk the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ establish his claim to said laud before theRmd
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Oregon, on nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon end
side openings in the center of the car three years.
the ship made the other two.
January 5, li^i, viz.
Oregon, 011 Thursday the 5th day of MarH
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
■nd the abolition of tho end platform
Charles Brown,
Samuel Downs
The chestnut gelding Troublo, one of
A ropo was now carried from the stern Laud OUce at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov*
rSgi.
and stope.
lie names as witnesses:
’
Entry No. 654‘t, for the s w1, of s w of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of
the greatest steeple chase horses of bis of the ship to the shore, aud, passing I4, iM'jO.—Notice is hereby given that the fullow- Homestead
L. Geiger, K. W. Kohbiqa, E. Nayler andd
see. 27, and it
ol s e'i of sec. 28, and n e Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
The car is entered through double day, is now owned by Superintendent found both spider sheaves, brought back ing-named settler has filed notice c.f b.is inten­ J4 of of ne
sworn statement No. 63'J, for the purchase of Robbins, nil of Forest Grove, <>rc‘RO!J,
cf sec. 33tp. 1 n. r 9 w.
tion
to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
doors at the center, tho car door sill be­ William Puckett, of the Saratoga track to the ship and taken over the lx>w ( ; and that said proof will be made before the
He names the following witnesses toprove his the w U of« e ’4 and lots 3 and 4 of .».ection 12.
Any and hll persons claiming udvcDtly J»
township 1 11, r 9 w, and will offer proof above-described lands are requested to file'tjs3
ing just above the platforms of station:!, Trouble’s daily task la to assist another »heave to the picking up gear. The
utility Cl rk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­ continuous resilience upon and cultivation of, to
*^... cable f mook,
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valu
­
claims
in this oilice on or before «aid sthdsyj
said
land,
viz:
Oregon,011 February 14. 1891, viz:
while the ¿tops np to the floor of the car horse in drawing tho harrow that keeps w as made fast to the ropo and paid out
George Jacoby, Theodore Jacoby and D L C able for its timber or stone than for agricultural March, 189I.
Fred M.irolf,
Pike of Bay City and Amos Vaughn of Tilla­ purposes, and to establish his claim to said
28-37
J- T. Apperson, Regan
are wholly within it, and extend dose the track iu order. The old fellow now slowly over the stern, the picking up 1 ! Pre-emption
I).
S.
Nu.
7262
for
the
s
e
#
of
n
w
1 of s w *4 and n w of s w % of sec. 35, tp. 2 mook, all of Tillamook County, Oregon.
laiia before the Register and Receiver of this
e
to the aisle or -passageway. Door open looks sleek, fat and contented.
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—NT ticih J
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J. T. Apperson Register.
gear inoanwhilo hearing in on the other t>, r 10 w.
12th day of January, 1891.
PUVLK ATION.
Ings at each end of the cur are provided,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
An experienced horseman claims that end of the rope, aud eo hauling the cable continuous
He names as witnesses:
United States Land Office. Oregon City, 0»
residence upon and cultivation of,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
but only for passage by vestibule from
J. Gaudrau, F Paquet, J Taquct, of Portland gon, Nov. ¡2, 18Fu.—Notice ia hereby dti:'.¿I
colts should be trainod to walk. Tile gradually ashore. The rope was wound said land, x iz:
Land office at Oreirot, city, Oregon, Dec.
one car to another. The cars will be no
J. Blum, Edward Blum. II. D. Shackleford and 6, ¡-90.—.Notice is hereby elven that the follow- and A Peterson of 1-xist Portland, all oi Oregon in eomplitnce with the provision* of t'.ifacii
walking gait will make leas balky horses four or five times round the big drum ef John
Any and all persons claiming adversely the Coi>irre:-s of June 8, 1878, entitled “An rc : forth«
Buu’.garner, ail of Nestoctuu, Tillamook inX-nanie<l settler has rile<t notice of his inten­
close together that vestibules are not
tho
picking
np
gqjir.
steam
was
turned
above-described lauds are requested to file their sale of timber lands in the States of Caiiforr.iid
and less unsound ones. Walking horses
Co., Oregon.
tion tonnike lilial proof in support of liis claim, claims in this office or before said lath day o! Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Tcrritcn, |
positively needed. Among the advan
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J.
T.
Apperson,
Register.
on,
and
tlio
drum,
rumbling
and
rever-
■
and that said proof will la- made before the January, 189I.
will keep in much Isitter condition on
William T. Hanis,
tages on the sido of safety in the i-.ew
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
of Tillamook, County ofTillamook, Ktau-ofOm
the sam« food, and get there almost ns berating, hauled the rope in. Aft the
mook, Oregon, on February 7, IS9I, viz:
style of car is that, with the center side
gon,
has
this
day
tiled in this office his wd
cable
was
wounif
four
or
five
times
[
Boon, it not sooner. The horse hard
N.
I'.xpus,
siatemt nt No. 2352, for the purchase sf the «0
doors closed, it will lie impossible to get
Pre-Emption II. S. No. 7O6I for the e 54 of n w *4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
driven walks very slow, and so iOHCH round the paying out drum, also revolved
otse^, n w l4 of s e ’4 and n c%ofsw'.J
ami n to of n e >4 of sec. 17.Jp. 1 s, r 9 w,
on or off the car when it is in motion.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. 13,
No. 1 q , tp. 3 n, r J w, and will offer pro*
by steam in order to ease the strain,
time.
He names the following witnesses to prove his 189o.—Notice is hereby given that the following- see.
t<i show that the land sought is more rzluiii
The riding of passengers on platforms '
continuous resilience upon ami cultivation of, named settler has filed notice of his intention for its timber or stone than for agrieulturt! vsm
which, with about a mile of rope out lie- >
Ouo
of
tlie
sensational
trottsrs
of
1893
said land, viz:
is imjioiisible, and it is not many months
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
tween tha ship's stern and her bow, is
John Svcnson, Alof Sundine. Alof Gulstrani liiut said proof will be made before the County pOK N and to establish his claim to Mid landW
since tho son of a well known merchant was Pamlico, n horse that, Iwginnlng something considerable.
anil i'.-irl Albin Sveus-m, nil of Tillamook, Tilla­ Clerk of '1 illaiuouk County, at Tillamook, Ore­ tore the Register and Receiver of this ufficfi
Oregon city, Oregon, on Tuesday, the w
Was blown off a platform iuh I killed the season with a record only n fraction
mook County, Ore.
gon, on February i O, 18‘Ji, viz:
As the cable leaves the stem the raison
day of March, 18Hi. He names as witneuu: 1
*2'3-34
J. T. Apperson, Register.
General Agis. for D. M. Ferry & Co’s
while attempting to go from one car to of a secoud better than 2:30, trotted d' otro of the nir balloons liecomes np
James C. Norris.
W. S. Cone, of Bay City, Guyon. A. M. Bud
Homestead Entry No. 8198, for the s % of n w ’4 of Pay < ity, Oregon, T. Stacxmau, of Tiliamoco
anotlier on n rapidly moving train. The some of tho best races of the campaign, parent. At Intervals of alxiut fifteen o:
PETITION FOR LICENSE.
n w ‘-4 of s w
and s w % of n e ’4, sec., 3 tp. 4 Oregon, H. Roberta, of Tiliamcok, Oregon, j
Btope are fonr feet wide, and tho cars winning u third heat in 2:1fl|, nn-l then sixteen ynrds one is securely lashed to ;
s, r 8 w.
Any and all persons claiming adversdylM
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
He names the following witnesses to prove al»o\e-described I u fills are n quested to file thia
can I* more easily emptied than in the taking the fourth and fifth in better the cablo, and in this way the cable is
will, at the next ensuing term of the County bis continuous residence upou and cultivation claims in this office on or before said«tt us
case of tho present style. As a rule, nine time than 2:13. Pamlico's dam is by floated from tho ship to the shore, and
of, said land, viz:
of Marell, 1891.
Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook
S. D. Jones, William Thacker, L. S. Johnson
2.8-37
J. T. Apperson Regisir
men out of ton in a paseengei' car will Daniel Lambert
Garden Seed.
not dragged along the bottom to run the
county, to-wit. The first Wednesday in January' i and C. M Jones, all of Beaver, Tillamook Co.,
crowd to tho front exit in getting off,
California has produced 42 trotters in risk of being damaged by rocks. An- !
TIMBER LAND, ACT JVME J, 187S.-Nl'nO
1891, apply to the said Court for a license to sell Oregon.
30-35
J. T- Apperson, Register.
POU Pt BMCATIiiN.
even if they thereby traverse a distance the 2:20 or better class; Canada, 11; Con­ other advantage is that, if the cable is
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in less
United States Land oilice, Oregon Ctty.Ott
of two-thirds of tho car's longth.
necticut, 8; Illinois. !>: Indiana, 11; Iowa. sagged by a cross cnirent or tide, it can
quantities than one gallon, in the precinct o
pon,October 17.1890.—Notice is hereby giver, ibii
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
With side openings tho stream of jiuh - B; Kentucky, 80; Maine. 0; Maasachu- readily be straightened by stopping tho
in compliance w ith the provif ions oi the md
Hoquartou, m said County, for tho term of six
Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled An «ctforth
I months, according to the prayer of the annexed 13, Land
■engers jiouring out would be tUrwted setts, 5; Michigan, 23; Minnesota. 1. paying out und heaving in at the bows, j
1800.—Notice is hereby given that the sale of timber land« in the Mate* of ('¡uifqiMi
fMlowing-nained
settler
has
filed
notice
of
lit»
petition. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 4th
from ond to ond toward tho centre of the Missouri, 8; Now Jersey, 8; Maryland. —Herbert Laws Webb in Bcribner's
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Tertiloiy,"
intention to make final proof in support of his
Fannie Curtis,
day of December, 189O.
C.. B. H adley .
car, thereby facilitating tho emptying 1; Nebraska, 1; New Hampshire, 1; New
claim, and that said proof will be made before of CliH-kamtts, County of Clack am as. Stated
To
the
Hou.
County
Court
of
the
Stute
of
Ore
­
the County Clerk of Tillauiouk County, ut Tilla­ Oregon, has this day filed in this office her u«i
of the car with more comfort to |MU>sen- York, 60; Ohio, 11; Oregon, I: Pennsyl­
Dr. Talmage*« First Pair of Hoot«.
mook, Oregon, on February n, ls'.M, viz:
gon, for the County of Tillamook.
statement No. 2325, for the purchase of the» ci$
gers. Tho gradual rise of tho stops from vania, 1; Rhode Island, 8; Tennessee, 7.
I have seen many days of joy, but I
Kebbe,
of section 17, in * township 1 north, range;»,
Your petioners, residents and hou«holders Pre-emption, I). Friedrich
S. No. 6012, for the s e
of n w
tho station level to the floor of the plat­ Vermont, 1; Wisconsin, 6.
remember no such exhilaration ns that
within Hoquarton Precinct, and legal voters 14, s w *4 of ii c 14 and w % of s e % of sec. 25, and will offer proof to show that the land scupt
is more valuable for its timber or stone tha
form affords convonionco to tho egress
which 1 felt when I mounted my first
within said Precinct of Hoquarton, Tillamook tp. 3 n, r ¡0 w.
for agricultural purposesand to establish 1«
of old and feeble pel-sons and children.
He names the following witnesses to prove his claim to said land before the Register and If
THE GENTLER SEX.
pair of boots.
County, Oregon, do hereby petition ybur H011.
continuous residence pon and cult.vation of, ceiver of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, ■
Tho paisage directly from the covered
To appreciate such an era in life one
Body to grant to C. B. Hadley a license to s
said land. viz.
Friday, the Ctli day of March, IS91.
Miss Winnie Davis' engagement with needs to bo brought up in the country.
steps to the station platform also enables
Herman J'cliollmeye , William Toehl, Fred-
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors within said
She names as witnesses:
I
ridn to l>o avoided, as it ia impossible to Mr. Wilkinson has been severed.
L. M. Shellabcrger, of Portland, Oregon.W
precinct in quantities less than one gallon, for Znddach and H. II. Tu. busing, all of Nehalem,
Boys in town come to this crisis before
Tillamook. Co., Oregon.
l
’
ie.
of
Tillamook,
Oregon,
Riley
Peters,
of
raise umbrellas when passengers on or­
the
term
of
six
months
from
the
first
Wednesday
Tho Mary J. Holmes of England (Miss they can appreciate the height and depth
3°"35
J. T. /.pperson, Register.
11100k, Oregon, W. S. Cone, of Bay City, Ore«
Bee Keepers’ Supplies.
in January, 1891. And this your petitioners will
dinary cars, with open platforms on each Edna Lyall) is only 80 years old.
Any ai d all persons claiming advcriclytj
of such an acquisition.
above-described lauds are requested to file M
ever
pray:
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
We
want
you
for
a
customer.
Give
us
sido, make thoir exit, while the new in­
I felt that robust schoolboys could no
Miss Catherine Weed Barnes, a grand­
claims in this office on or before said 6th d»j4
a
trial
order.
J
H
Bower,
W
Williams,
G
W
Blackwell.
A
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon.
Nov.
vention also averts the danger involved daughter of Thurlow Weed, is an ac­ longer strike mo across the cheek, and
P Wilson, W H Leach,DC II Ellison. W C Hiatt, 14, i890 —Notice is hereby given that the follow­ Maixh, 1691.
2M-«7
J. T. Apperson. RegutaJ
in tho slipperiueas by wet and ico which complished student of photography.
D (* Bowers, D C Pierce, J Einbum, E McKinlev, ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention
when I turned cry, "What ore you look­
L II Brown, P F Brown, B Ilauxhurst. J Gra­ to make final proof in support of his claim, und
tho open steps suffer from in rainy or
ing
nt'f
Nay,
tho
time
was
past
when
ham, G Cohn, II Mason, W Olsen. J Gabrielson, that said proof will be made before the County T imber L a A>, A ct J une 3. 1878.—X0®
Miss Helen .Mathers, who wrote "Com­
wintry weather.
L Olsen, Jons Davidson, 1) Reasoner, W F 1) Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilluniook, Ore­
worse than any ¡xissible insult could
for P ublication .
Jones, B C laimb, C E Reynolds, B Johnson, 1) A gon, 011 January ¡0, I89I viz:
Not a small advantage maintained for ing Tliro' tho Rye," believes that there hapiien, and that was for anybody to ! successor« to Miller Bros.
United States Land Office, Oregon City.Oreflj
Catalosrue Free- Roby, V S Rice, J N Vokes, j Huniphery, F
is
nothing
so
good
for
tho
complexion
as
Nov. ;th, 1K90 —Notice is hereby given than
man Scholltneyer,
tho new car is that it shuts off the drafts
Arther,
G
M.irolf.
E
Marolf,
J
W
llaskim,
S
chuck
me
under
the
chin
and
call
mo
compliance with the provisions of the ath
Roberts, B Stillwell, J A Richardson, J Miller, Homestead Entry No. 8475, for Lot ¡9, sec,23, tp. Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An rc I foul
rendered necessary when in tho ordinary rain.
"Bub.”
J Carlson, J M Swisher, C Thayer, M Wietsom, 3 n,r lo w.
Rhoda Broughton is 50 years old, white I 1 do not think there is any law, human
sale of timber lands in the States of Caatona
car the brakemen open loth end doors
lie
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
O Heins, II Olds, B S Thompson, J Tomlinson,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terntorj.
W Quick, J Quick, M Perkins, O Sundin, W B his continuous residence upon and cultivation
and yell out the names of stations in un­ haired and sunny faced She has writ­ or divine, demanding that a boy should
William C. Marsh,
of, said land, viz:
Hurs
.
J
Trwin,
A
Sturges,
G
Irwin,
II
Brown.
intelligible language. Brakemen being ten twenty-two liooks, but ouly ten of snbmit to the school bully. I remember
William Toehl, Herman Tubesing, Edward G of Bay City. County of Tillamook. St®*’
C II Smith, J Koch, W Carver, S Peers, T Wil­
Oregon, has this dav filed in this office nb»*
E
Wist,
and
Fred
Kebbe,
all
of
Nehalem,
Tilla
­
wholly within the car, perhaps their an­ them have been printed.
liams,
A
S
Tilden,
S
M
llauxhurst,
N
W
Crispin,
with what deep satisfaction, after Jim
statement No. 2851, for the purchase of the * I
B F Archer, F Mowrer, J I)Gibbens. S ESmith’ mook county, Oregon.
CsHNt be Siiccsttfully traveled with­
nouncements may 1» more easily dis­ I Mrs. Oscar Wilde, Countess Wald- Johnson had knocked my hat in the mud
of 11 e % and w *2 of s e ,*4 <>f sec 14» lP
¿0-31
J. T. Apperson. Register.
F N Elliott Jr., M Sullivan, II A Johnston, p
w, and will offer proof to show that m
out good health. To reach wealth or any
tinguished. At least they will bo de­ grave. Lady Mount Temple uud Lady and spat in my face and tore my new
Welch, E Walker, J G Day, W A Shaw. R T
land sought is more valuable for its
NOTICR FOR PUBLICATION.
<iraves, C R Hunt, A Johnson. S Armstrong, T
coveted position In Illa requires the fell .
prived of the excuse of saying that half Sandhurst are the patronesses of a chil­ coat, 1 felt called upon to vindicate the
stone than for agricultural purposes, aw
i
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
Nov.
10,
R
Harris,
W
M
Hamilton.
J
M
Davidson,
J
Elli
­
posse talon and operation cf alt the (ac­
of their remarks wore blown by the wind dren's dressmaking establishment in majesty of my new boots. That, how­
son, E M Keys. J Murphy, W Heitmiller, S S I 1890.—Notice is hereby given that the following establish his claim to said land beforej
uities kind nature haa endowed us with.
Siixder, J C Keffer, D D Howard. G I) Biggs C , named settler lias filed notice of her intention Register and Receiver oi this office at c m
through their whiskers.
London.
ever, was before I had any idea of be­
Chance. II Payne, A E Russell, M H Larson’, I to make final proof in support of her claim and City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th cay1
These conditions cannot exist unless tho
The step« and station platform will be
that suid proof will be made liefore the Conn tv Mareh, IK91.
Jones, J J Strwart, S V Anderson. I F Larsen
Mount Tncoma, Washington, rises to a coming a minister.—Dr. Talmage in New
physical being Is In perfect working
He names as witnesses.
rJ
I. Bly bach, W II Ebernian; L L Stillwell, R M Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
well lighted in the new car without a height of 14.44-1 feet, and only twenty- York Journal.
A. M Hare, of Bay < i’y, Oregon W S 'J
order, and this Is Impossible when the
gon,
on December 27, i39o, viz;
Bays. II Patchen, A Letcher, J W Tiliotson, M
ot Bay Citv, Oregon. H. Roberts, of Tina®*!
special outside light. The seating ca­ nino persons have climbed to its summit,
liver and spleeaare torpid, thus obstruct­
Calhoun, A J Stillwell. N P Rotiert«, T G Still­
R.
B.
Stansbery,
A 11 on rp In u Hottie.
Oregon, John Edwards, ot Tillamoik.
well. E llauxhurst, G W Sappington, E Morin
pacity is also increased nbove that of the I of whom Mixa Fay Fuller, of Tacoma, is
ing tho secretions, causing Indigestion
Any and all persons claiming advert«’J
H A Snyder, W Mills, H A Woodford, J Sheets^ Homestead Entry No. 817s. for the n e I-4 of n w
Some years ago a blind boy residing in
and dyapepsla, with alt of their accoat-
common car by two seats.
Heaters, the only womau.
A G Reynolds, C H Bodie, W o Thayer, A L 1 4 ami n 1-2 of n e 1 4 of sec. 21 ami n w 1-4 of above-describea lands are requested to nie.^
n
w
I-4
of
sec
22,
tn
2
s,
r
10
w.
claims
in this office on or before said ajtn mb
Chicago
constructed
a
miniatnro
house
panylng horrors.
Perry, C Hunt, 11 Vanderhoof. J Barney. H Petre
brakes, toilet rooms, etc., are all inclosed
She names the following witnesses to prove March, I891.
. ,J
Mrs. Custer, the widow of the Indian
J Barett, W Johnson, E R Allen. R Olds. F II
DR. HENLEY’S
28-37
J. T. Apperson. Ran»1«]
in the new style. It is expecbsl that fighter, is n black haired woman of me­ inside an ordinary fonr ounce medicino
her
cont!«
iov
.
s
residence
upon
and
cultivation
Johnson, W T Kimball. F Reynolds, c jj Drew
bottle. Tho building was made tip of
F N Elliott Sr.. W T Newcomb. Ezra Hauxhurst’ ol said laud, under Sec. 2301, R. S.:
three cars made after Mr. Farmer's de­
g
R Jaek«on. J H Jackson, J M Morgan and T imber L and , A ct J une 3. V78 -N gtiu *
dium height and gracious presence. Her forty piece« of wood, nil neatly fitted
<> ii Howell. S I) Bester,! Lahmon, O Gustrom
•x«rft ■ tpecHIc Influence over the Ihrer, 1
sign will soon lie placed for trial npon
P ci . i . u aucn
I) R Shaw, J A Biggs. A D Pecham, H Lowery’ C Desmond, all of Netarts, Tillamook County
complexion is rosy, an-l she is the picture and glued together. It wonld have
excites It to healthy action, resolves Its ?
3
United States Land Office, Oregon CHL
one of the branches of the Erie road.—
E Stanley, D Perry, M D Cavanaugh, A H Wilson Oregon.
of health and youtlifulnusa.
gon.
July
12,
1889.
—
Notice is hereby
^5-30
J.
T.
Apperson,
Register.
puxzled a man with two good eyes to put
F Wallace, C H Libby, J W Anderson. E Evans.
chronic engorfements, and promotes the
New York Tribune.
incompliance with the Pr’' i,5‘
J Williams. J Gaudrau, L Gaudrau. I C Smith*
secretions: cures Indigestion and constl- Q
Kutiojaroff-Haunin. a Mohammedan the pieces in the bottle without the task
of Congress
3, 1h;h,
18;8, <ot.i
tut.t e-.
e>- Ar',«i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
—
—igrcas of June 3.
F Bales, J Newberg. W Rvan. A G Anderson, A
pation. sharpens tho appetite, tones up I
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. io the S31eof timber hi nds iu the
Pulace« of Vaiiou« Kind«.
1 .
young woman, is the first Mohammedan of putting them together. As wonder­
Well«. F D Paquet, H Sudan. S Scliiffnian. H
>s9o.—Notice is hereby given that the following nia, Oregon, Nevac*«. and W birg^“
Grose.
R
Hicks,
G
Koehler,
H
A
Snow,
W
M
the
entire
system,
and
makes
life
worth
R
Away bock in the minty past, when woman who has received an M. D.'s ful as the above may seem it is only a
Curtis, I Curtis, D Curtis. J R Cook. CL Chat­ named settler has filed notice of his intention ritory,”
living.
||
Annie Pike,
. j
the porcelain makers of China combined diploma, and the state has granted her part of the remarkable achievements of
terton. P I> Terwilliger, Geo Shotwell, L Cren­ to make final proof in support of his claim, and
' ,y
shaw, Geo Pettit. O D Boatman, Jerry Murphy that said proof will be made liefore the Register ofZena, (’ounty of Polk. rta!< ot11
and erected their famous "Palace of special permission to practice her profes this sightless lad.
Daniel Murphy, John Murphv, F McCormack and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Oregon day filed in this office h< r swo'n • . u b 1 :
Porcelain," they little thought of tho ex­ ■ion.
After completing the house to his satis­
2319, for the purchase of the s w J« vt ” ? - j
D Tempest. J M Johnson, John Williams. Geo.’ City, Oregon,011 January 3, 1K91, viz:
% of s w X aud lotB 3 and 4
j
Woodruff!'. ASvenson, B Perry, E Ohls, T F
Coliti Allison,
ample they were Retting for coming gen
Lady Randolph Churchill, formerly faction he ret abont fastening the cork
Williams. F M Lionville, D Hays. J M T eslev Pre emption D. S. No. 7i«8. fb.- the w l-a of s e township 1 north range 9 w. ai d_ »
erations. The ice bound Rumuims fimt Miss Jennie Jerome, is a capital mnsi in the bottle, bnt how he accomplished
proof to show that the land sought
.
A B Hallock, R B Mills, S P Svensou, () IT Smith 1-4 and s i-2 of s w 1-4 of sec. 32. tp 3 s, r 8 w
valuable for it« timber or »toce thcr ‘•’’I
Jose Vincent. J Waldmgel. J C Herrington F
took the hint, and erected the flrat of the cinn and, did any reven-os come to her, the startling feat has ever remained a
He names the following w itness«'« to prove cultural purposes, and to establish n- 'C J
H hoinbenr, S R Loomis, F Robiteh W Dausbertv his
cuntinuous r<.*siden<*c upon and cultivation said lar.J before the Register a«< e
“Ice Palace«," an example followed by she couhl support herself and family mystery. Inside tho bottle below the
W l»ver. W Dav.G W Elliott. John Enckson, of said land, viz;
this office at Oregon City,
P H Ih^aclS Martin W H F.aaom J H Nolan P
Montreal, Quebec, St. Paul and other with the proceeds that her pain tings neck a small wooden peg was driven
Emelius Ih lashmutt and J D Jones of Sheri­ day,
the 4th day of March
Hiatt, E Price, G O Nolan, Geo Squire», C Dunn dan and J Moon and Janies Norris of Beat er, all
boreal American cities, who thought to would command.
through the cork, which extended far
C B Hadley.
bhe names as witnesses
of Oregou.
Henry Roberts, W. >
boom their prospects by advertising the
enongh on each sido of tho stopper to
___ ________________ ¿1 T’ Al'PCT'1«'. RegUtcr.
A daughter of Gen. Roeecrans is an
Sarah Baxter, all ofKtlchk
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fact to the world at large that they were
prevent it being removed from the bot-
Any and all persons 013»
Ursuline nun, who until recently was
Land office at Oregon Citv. Oregon, December
.
X'TIUE FOR PUBLICATION
situated within the circle of the shadow
tla The boy is unable to explain the
above-described iat ds a
4.
IS90.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
(he
follow
­
Land
office
at
Oregon
city,
()re
u
assigned to the convent at Santa Rosa,
claims
in this office •
cast by the north pole. With a more
astonishing niece of ingeniousness.— St
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­ 3. Moo.—Notice ia herebv given thal the follow-
Cal. Fifteen years ago she was ono of Louis Republic.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim ing-named «ttlcr haa died notice
hia inten- March, 189-.
practical eye to business the people of
1. T. App< i
and
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
tlon to make final proof in support o . ia i-luim
the most charming and most iiopular of
fore th,
the south erected the "Cotton Palace”
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­ and that ».id proof mil be mad?
the society ladies of Cincinnati.
Wn<e« of Cincinnati Teacher*.
mook,
Oregon,
on
February
3,
1891,
viz:
ID.
A<T
JUNE 3
TIMBER
LAI
ounty clerk ofTillamook Countv, at Tillamook
at Now Orleans, followed closely by the
Olì 1’1 W.K ATI«
Walter J. Smith,
Oregon, on January 31, I89I, viz:
A principal of a district school gets
"Corn Palace" at Sioux City, la.
rs
Laud
Office.
Os
Homestead Entry No. G878 for thee1, of n w U
United
Stat<
(ieorge
W
Pettit
*
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
CO NOT CRIPE, SICKEN ON
$1,900 salary; an intermediate principal.
«ml w S of n e •« of are. a, to 1 n r 7 w
• SjQ.--Notice i* ’ <
Pre-emption D S No. 6oOS (or lhe nW of s w V m <
Since the last named unique erection
He names the following witnesses to prove his ace. 13, and e H of, e of aoc. 14, tp.
hi cumpliuJ i c WtU the pro'is»*
CONSTIPATE.
r ,
$2,100;
the
high
school
principals.
$2.000.
"palacie” have sprung up all around,
1S7*., entitled
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
The Atlanta's machinery will have a
He names ilie following wltasaaea to prove Congress of Ju tc
said land, viz:
fl Cull wa Sicx Hr »me««,
sale of timlri-r ■...UH*- ut the St .1
like toadstools in damp weather. Ne­ thorough overhauling at the Norfolk and the superintendent, $4..">00. There
o”«>3 iiST*1™1 UPO"’ •nd
nd
all
troabiaa
ariMr«
frota
la,
and
Waéhtagtc
Oregou,
Neva
8
H.
Roberta,
Win
Wil
ha
ms
Carl
Hunt
and
is but ono num in tho city getting as low
braska has her "Sugar Palace,” Creston, navy yanL
ladigwtiMi «r Censtipzboa.
John Williams all
Tillamook. Tillamook
J. D. Edwards, O. D Boatman, D S Rales
1 harlcs C. Moil* ind.
’
as $750. Tho superintendents of music
I«jprore» *h«Ck»inpl ««ioa
County, Oregon.
”
*
1
!
I
5
“
^i"
U
“
<U
'
*
”
°'
Tr
**
k
'
TUIamook
la., her "Hay Palace," Pueblo, Cola, her
by Farit yin« th« Klood.
of Tillamook. Conn iv of Till;
The troops at Fort Wadsworth had and drawing get each $2,100. and the
J T. Apperson, Register.
Thadfwaeaa be nit*«!? adjnated to tra t
m
"Mineral i’uliice," Ottumwa, la., a "Coal
lis
dN
v
filed
in
thii
1
Oregon, has ft
on« pill c « kq n«vor b« to« Ur«e a doao E««y to toi«
J. T. Apperson, Register.
the pi
stateiueut No.
Palace," ami last but not leuet tho "Flax some excellent target practice recontiy principal of the normal $2.000, or $10 «• «o latMth tun’ 4® pili« pat up ia • rtren« vial
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
i
and
s
*
e
‘
g
of
n
e
whit'll e«n b* < arriad >a »«at porfeet
A «-eat ('«a*««-
I4»nd Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Dec
Pulace" at Forest City, la., hi which an with tho gun» of four and a half inch i per day.
<»•«« •• Tra»»««rw aa4 lÎMlx’ty «va. «■«•
.
j ^I’T icf . for publication .
of sec. II. tp. i » », r* w.and willof
The average daily wages of the teach­ ••$ "Crwaaaat” Tra«» »•ri. Su’4 r»-r»w Wrr», tir. a Wtlla» 3, I'M».—Notice is hereby given that the fob
Land Office at O tokmi City. On-iron Oreember that the fntotl sought ia mon-’
exhibition of the resources of that sec­ caliber.
(»••pie Pus« a»4 Pura» B«.* (or
hi «tMp«.
lowing
named settler has filed notlve of hl« in I’’”¿7
” 1» hereby Riven thutthe lollnw- timber or 1 t-.tni t- than for agricul
ers
is
$4.18,
or$S20
per
year.
They
teach
Tho
Fiske
position
finder
now
mounted
ÓR.
MA.TTF*
•
IKON
TONIC.
1
tention
to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
tion of the state is now in progress. If
•ns-nameri aettler has Sled aotice of hi. infen and to est.ibli< h his claim te«KMi
Fratries th. tuono aravi atf « «►•U vki B
claim, and that said proof will be made l»efore and thnTi-iui •n,,Pro®ft<n1 »npport of hi. claim
Register and Kteceivet of this o
this "palace " business is carried much at Fort Uamilton has proved itself a six hours per day, and get from US cents
aal KimiKY9aa<1 ««SVoRFSiM I i ZRII.IT a TKDf
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at and that Mid proof will be mnde before the City,Oregon, o n 1 ur*«tajr the »7
$0 URAt.TN sa4 TiaORtiVS «rZKXt.TH «f T-vrag
an
hour
up
to
$2.50.
la
other
words,
marvel
of
accuracy,
and
will
lie
of
ines
­
T,n*m<x>k < onnty at TillunioLk. 189. . He nata v« as witnesses»
further we may gram expect to hear of
Tillamook. Oregon. 011 February 2nd, i8ot, viz: oJTini '
THE
M.
NUTEN
MEDICINE
CO.
ST.
LOUIS.
Ml
some of the principals make more money
Morri» J Enright,
Oregon, on January 31, i>»9i. viz;
NathHu F R>Mrerf. Hi-nry R
a "Gold Palace" on Wall street, an timable value for artillerists.
Preemption 1> K No. S7S1, for the n w v of
George A Edmunds.
E CbMt>m«.i ri iff W s Cone, a»
sec 4. tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
"Oyster Palai'e” on the shore« of tho
German officials seem particularly de­ in one hour than many workingmen do
I reemption It » No 6oM for ,he n v|. of n e Ttllmnook mil nlv Oreren.
tn
two
days.
—
Cincinnati
Times-Star.
He
names
thefollon
ing
witnesses
to
prove
his
classic Chesapeake, or a "Yam Palace" sirons of hiding the fact that emigration
Auy and .ill
tp. »
’ * ‘U,d ’ ” ‘ °f n ’ ’«
continaou. residence upon sod culth-ation of
above-dr«cribe.
in Georgia. —St. Louis Republic.
haa made decided inroads npon their
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ÏÏ9 Aar« tho E relativo Control ot said land vi«:
’hv tollowlnx wltno-M-« to prove his claims in this offirv «‘B Orhcf'i
A Bauj An (¡rotf,
W. J Smith. James Ri cher. E J. Hart and saKMai'-d* J”*’1'1’”" UP°U «nd cultivation of. of February i
calculations as to the strength of the
T. M. Thurstoa. all of Tillamook. Tillamook
Near Gtfford station, on »bs Staten
Ilanclug Men Only.
German army.
County, Oregon.
O S_ Baiea. j. ft Edwards. O n Boatman
Islaiul
railroad,
there
is
a
peculiar
piece
■M
t T Apperson. Register
The proprietor of n hotel nt Alleghany
Tho submarine Ixvat Introduced into
'Œillamook, ©re
F. L. Posson & Son,
F. L. Posson & Son,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
I
Tlie Road to
English Dandelion Tonic
LIVER
PILLS.
Springs thia season advertised to take
dancing young meu at a dollar a day, aa
there were so few young men to dance
with the young ladles. They come from
every quarter of the land, and from
every occupation perhaps. When they
tired of the ball they wonld go out on
the veranda to smoke. "Gentlemen."
■aid the proprietor severely, “yon are
here to dance, go back to the ball room."
On one occasion the weather l«came
•MSauu: «14
A«-• -«ImHon. of . Nx” keta
Italy recently, which la fipborlca) in
shape, has thus far given greater prom
Ise of success than auything that has
been experimented with.
The great heat developed In the armor
plates during the recent firing at An-
£moUs developed numerous psculiar
id interosting features at the points
where tho shot penetrated.
Ono of ths lessons draws from recent
French maneuvers la that while smoke-
of woodland, a spot where the root» of
the trees nil attach themselves to the
trunks at from fonr to six feet above the
level of the ground, giving to the stumps
an oihl, spider)- appearance. The s<»l of
the vicinity is very porons, which lend,
weight to the opiniou that the banyan
like grove has been formed by the actioa
of froet and water.—8L Paul Republic.
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Cl«snts( lamp, b, Maahlnmy.
A machine for rapidly cleaning tbs
J- T- Apperuen. Register.
acini iu isti
dervaard.
of the er
! Or wot'
PATENTS.
, - K0TKK FOR PUBLICATION.
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V Vrw>0 ' **> Oregon Dec
i. 1 > Notue i- hereby given tl.nl th, R,:
lowin« nnmed wttler hu fi£d notice of hi« Is
registered, and all other patent cutises in the te«H.>n to make fiaa| proof in -upnort of M,
Pateot < *ce and brfiirv the Coort«promptb «nd claim nod ihnl an Id proof will be inn,!, heló-e
tar.-rullv pw —ei iifnl
’«.""«'’.vf**1* oi Ti"a’no°* Connty. at Tilla­
Vpo« n-wlpl of MotiKt. or »KETCH of Invrn- mook, Or,yon. mi Janunry, H. iS9i vin
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U-eoret W -«eel.
1,00 1 n>»kr carvfal examination an,l a.lvw a.
U'ot1^«
3° »Bfce tks »• * of.«
10 palanlabil.tv raaa or cnxBor
With my officca Biam-TLV arsons now Twa
rar «XT or»K a. ami tewis in prrwmal a,,.-nrtanre
: *",low*"S Witneime» to prove hi,
>h«^J< 1» appnr»«« that I hare .»preior U. ,1, „.rn'i.1’"'””
Itea tar making pnm.pt prelimmary rear. h.-.
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