Tillamook headlight., January 23, 1891, Image 4

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Conveyances and legal papers
Careful.y executed.
WHEN MY OREAM COMES
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ON.
Oh, when my drcam cornea on I hoar
Voices of master singers fill
The hollow heaven and flood the sphere,
And hold the wild sea »till.
gome spotless hero riding down.
To do or die at battle dawn,
Clothes me In honor and renown
Like Bayard's, when my dream comes on
My dream comes on, and to! the scope
Of life expands ufrl brims all «[.ace
With truth, with freedom's hope,
And measureless sweetness of God's grace;
All hate goes out, all love comes In,
All cowardice and fear are gone;
There is no room for fault or sin,
Or sorrow, when my dream comes on.
My dream comes on and Alls my soul
With visions like the sky and wa;
Aloft, On highest height s, the goal
Is set to mark my destiny
My destiny I n freedom's oh n.
My life to ampler life Li drawn.
To love's ideal stature grown
I triumph when my dream conics on.
My dream comes on: all, let mo dream.
Let no rude souml my vision break.
Until the morn begins to gleam,
And all the future's song birds wake;
For 1 am happy while I keep
This sense of lapsing into dawn
Ou some sweet current, swift mid deep
And odorous, when my dream comes oni
—Maurice Thompson in Pittsburg Bulletin
Why It Is Twelfth Day.
Tradition Bays that the twelfth day
from Christmas day whs remarkable for
having been that upon which the visit
of the M.'gi took place, upon which
Christ was baptized, the water at Cana
turned into wine and the live thousand
fed
For .300 years it was I *pt by east
■era Christ in:*« as the day upon which
Christ was born, and among ourselves it
\ as long observes] with great festivities
We are told that in tin* rerign of King
Alfred a law was pass? d “by virtue of
which the twelve days after the nativity
of oiir Saviour w ar ma le b» .’rival*.”
The last day v. as accounted the great
oaf of the twelve, and especially given
up to “Christmas gambol/* and the vis
iting of frimids. The r;istoi:i seems long
to have continued in force, for in the
Sixteenth century Twelfth day serins to
have been kept with as much zeal as
Christmas
The roynl family at court
led the wav. the universities i.t:d the inns
of court following the n in the extent of
their festivities
At the temple the
whole twelve days were kept with gr.-it
MUv. «uU many of Hie <*oiiiitryg<*ntie-
men follow'-I 1' h ime eiL toin
In some
_[ parts of F h ’ . • < i t
. < i ■ | ‘ . i | < >
pie cdkltri'
I he I welvi
'with meh good < hrer for themselves and
their ueighborx ns their means would
allow. — Exchange.
Tlio lloly<»ht' L um .ver mid III n Ron.
Going to SpringlioM the other day
IbklK «MM» Rented in the car one of Hol-
ligiitN. Hceompanied by Ida
ia 6*ymr-ol<| non and heir,
mbition in lift* at present iu
hfotle. The windows were
Opeu, and the boy ha<l Inion holding on to
hi» hat with one hand for fear it would
blow away
Th«? conductor coming in
•lammed the door, and for an inxiant
the boy let go hia lint
Hiw fnlhei
reatdied round through the window and
whisked it off liia head. The hoy was
•Look Htrnight ah« ad and
mid it will come back.”
tle
Fiu tisj uihi I.”
1'11 try.” itml (beili,.'nilii il
<nwy«*r whist le. I n few bus <>f "Annic
RiHiiwy," ani] xln rtly n'iti . w.inl pi.n ed
«he hntnn flio ixiy's beai wliose tears
nowKturned to sinilna Tlien he
tip HI I .'e ■ 1 ut.
I al. ini,;; blu
ine»*« tile from hi: li« nd de-
rvw it «»ut of tilt* enr win<h»w,
•nyin«. ’•Whi h* f .r it nguin. papa.”—
Nortluiiupton t Mn««. ) .Journal
A Hotel IV.liter Who Own* lloraes.
hj waiter i i Sumin I llocke.
seen any day in the dining
ef-' •» r
ii. i v. .• th
Ml, an I all throirt’i following
IThl* ol advice that Jay Gould
gave him
He owns a I irge flat honsc
in noth street, and Waiter R.s lte in the
Brunswick dining room and Mr, Bocke
outsole are two diiTvi. nt nu n
He is a
liter ol trotting hoc. <w, and is
on the road holding the rrb
I fast flyer Sometimes |s‘ople
II lie he whirls bv and wonder
I have sei'ii him ls<fore
Two
of Ills soils are students in Harvard col
and Ins daughter is taking a
course in I'aria. New Yolk
ii IlHlrril Mr11 In N mhi I a ,
» n riirioufi rti’i vt wrought on
the liair and I card of tuvn engngtxl in
the Martin White mine xt Wnnl. Tlw
ore is ron.'letl, hilt no clisuKgrtxMible ¡»«r
fumee »
the heating pnx'erai
unknown NuKHtnnoe
hair, heard and <*yo-
yj» a* ut : i > n
Thf hair I. not
-■»ff^rvtains its aoftnews nnd
F
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f
tlf grt < n tint t>i cop|x»r contained in the
on* change the hair to that color. S ir
giniH t'ity Chronic!«*
A m Independent luung Klug.
AlplHinso XI11 < f sp.-dn if he Were old
enough m talk pl.nidy would pnikildy
formulate thv tradttiouul Sj misti opm
ilia »hut the king can do no wrong
It
Is rvlati 1 of htm tlmt ho was anting his
luncheon of clr.ckvn ks it whs l^m-eti
KlixuMh's habit to eat Item, when his
Attendant said reprnvtngly, "S ts , kings
do uot ent with their tin ;vm;" to which
the twiby tranquilly n«|x>uded, 'Ibis
king do»'.." and weut on undiatvrbad.—
Exchange
H
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F wmi O i I mo Nniur«.
u Motto*, dura a girl mean
di.v ourage a cian when
Mother—-My son. there 1« no need of
vi ’ .. _
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guiug into drtaita
V
jra ' ' li
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out either t«> encourage or duceuragv a
ium the man never I mm any doubt about
what abe ineaua. - Good New a
H» W m l-reja.llre,!.
Traveler (to new acquaintance»—Does
It not sadden you to see • buy like that
smoking (lui pernicious aud enervating
rigare« tot
New Acquaintance- Well. 1 can't say
it does. You see, I manufacture tterm
Tillamook, ©re
CORRESPONDENCE
Regarding the country ar.d its
advantages invited.
Tin» Steel Malileu.
Nuremberg, “tin cradle of invention,"
the birthplace of the watch and many
other useful mechanical devices, was not
alone the home of that w hich most is
useful and helpful to mankind. Among
some of her achievements are the most
horrible instruments of torture ever used
by the inquisitors of the Middle Ages,
chief among which might be mentioned
the “steel maiden." The maiden is now
kept in one of the upper rooms of the
town hall and shown to visitors as a
curiosity.
At first sight one is apt to taka it for a
gigantic stntuo of a woman, clumsily
hewn out of wood. Closer investigation
discovers two d'jors. one swinging to the
right und the other to the left. These
ejam noiselessly and reveal the fact that
the statue is hollow, the cavity being
alxnit the exact size of the average man.
Inside are straps by which the offender
was laiund so tightly that he could not
move limb or muscle. Eotliof tliediairs
are lined with long, sharp steel spikes,
strong and thick. When the victim was
firmly secured the door on the left was
slowly but firmly shut, th? long spikes
going into his laxly, two being so ar
ratiged as to pierce his eyes.
Then the disir on the right was closed
in a similar maimer, wherenixni he would
receive unoiher complement of Bpikes.
the cloi ing of the door, ns before, being
done very slowly that tii.'lortnr» of the
person in tlie embrace of the "maiden'
might Is' us prolonged ns powible.
Death did not come until the last spike
was driven through a hole in the iloor
into the heart of the victim. Taken
from the "maiden's" embrace lie was
ground to minee m at and thrown into I
the riv r in f.sil for the Ashes.—St. I
Th. Dark, of ths Rice Eletds.
It is of the rice fields of the tide lands
of the Georgia and Carolina coast, and of
the adjacent islands, that we would
speak
To those who have never been
among them these rice plantations would
»fiord much that is both novel and inter­
esting. This evergreen region, where
the plaintive notes of the whippoorwill
and song of the sweet throated mocking
bird float up through the moss covered
tr.'in, and negroes, fever and ague, rice
bir<lsand alligators abound, would indeed
seem to be a new world to our northern
brethren, and the picturesque effects
charm the eye of the stranger artist
The rice field darky is himself a dis­
tinct type, totally different in both as­
pect and dialect from the negroes of the
interior; and a not uninteresting sight is
the force, as with shout and song they
take their way along the embankment
to the rice field. Their ancestors for
generations buck, or us they would tell
you, "mi furraran’ uii grunfnrrar,” huve
lived und labored in these malarial re­
gions, and they ncccpt chill anil fever
and other infelicities incident to these
localities as unavoidable' evils, plodding
on with no higher aim nor hope, careless
for the future and uot over anxious for
the present.
The cost of living is small, as not
many nor very warm garments are con­
sidered necessary, und the rice field
darky's ideas of n wardrobe are ex­
tremely limit« 1. from both blissful igno­
rance and choice. Fish and gutne are
plentiful, nnd i.i these regions a heavy
diet is to be indulged in only at great
risk.—L. \V. Roberta in Popular Science.
Louis Republic
7e were talkii.'g about good dinner»
he club one night, and one of the party
aled lift with a story about an elabor-
i.. . I he Iri I !: t I r.t the home of a
etan.ui
Then the doctor broke in
“It i ir’l very well for ve fefariatw to
claim that their diet i-i more cleanly
mon* iriine l. 1 ;or? (»conotnical and more
healthfnj tlrin or.ru. but you will find
that vei v few <»f then: thrive on it. In
fact, oliesity and liabetes can lx* traced
dirceli v t » livin/o i pot.aloes nnd cereals,
which me the nn/.iisfKvted caiw of much
of the iPnc'j of modern life. Brown
hr :•. !
t < r;> <1 1 inflammation of tlie in­
tentino«. an !, if constantly «it« n. «lowly
i.: o lu • i a (xTinauent derangement of
digestion.
Hoibi.iy an«l cracked wheat—mnin-
xt.iyx of veirotariun diet—«’anse a strain
npon the vital power«, ending nt times
in the brealcm f down of the nervous sys­
tem. <’«•,( .ih arc l;el ‘n with earthy mat
ter which fkinlly stiff -u.\ tly* joint«. In
fact, a I r< J • • «!i< t would include the .««
article« in rompa!'itively «mali propor
tions. bnt I!.“ t r.u 1 fruit in abundance.’
Th:s ia the
i.Jon of one physician,
there Einy be others who would tell you
«.»mething entire!) dili’.Tvnt. Y«»11 pay
your money ail 5-011 take your (dioico. -
New York rl’i le/i' ■ a
«• I ubbling pul <if ineaning-
but downright, contagious
i its quic k poni of laughter
ph nty ol t«iut to ktx’p our
n Vilbdn who wn»
i«»n of* humor, or
\{ht»T? (tail men
i. like (’nrker, or
Into iin'aningleHN
fill l a Grurilug on u Foot.
Toe d- licatei j»- ’ iti< n of s’un graftin ’
wa.M |H*rformed in St. Mary a hospital at
\>t -ria
i he p.iih nt w . h <>!<• Anderson
who had Li. left fo t badly crushed at
tb-
the jeii) I he skin from the ankle down
the m do of the foot for the njmuv of four
or five inches K<|uare was torn off and
the t!«v?i left exposed
„ of
From the leg
Andel • i •. vend » ii|« were taken. l>nt
not en.i'i^h to col er the space nvcess.-iry
Another |iatient offer, d to lend An
dersou II little HiX'tion of l;ii cuticle. The
offerw.'isuo ,-pteds.rl from the |sitient's
arm eu mgh w..s taken to i.iinplete the
operation, and four out of the six new
pinteare gniwin ; nicely, and in a short
time Amleisoa vili h ive n skin all over
Ins injur.'.l foot. Portland Oregonian.
Handl!.tg llolini Metd.
In A car wh <4 f mn lry in Detroit n
very ing. niotH yste:n for han.lling thv
ui Jt -n 1.1. tai ft m the cup. la« to th«*
flank», ami v.nrx in; the wheels to nnd
Chun tin» « akin: pit«, bus lx*vn intro
<’.u a !. riiv wor\ is time by in.u'hir.ery
«•ntiroly. a nenes of overlnwl trollr.VB
moved l»y n win* n»]w* counecUon carry
in.; the L 1;«—«. fl
ami
The
: ttrdry Ire* a c*i|uicity ef 40 k ) cur wheels
P r day. aid about 130 ton« of metal run
l»e handkxl in six hour* by the new sva -
t«'tu. M
• -•
•
New ••
York
l ominen ml . Adver
tiaor.
Alt; Wurth ».’O.tHHk
A cum * bn tight a pu nut the FWta-
Safe Expert«.
In Cincinnati there is a man by the
n.i ame of «John fl■•!’ry Williams, an<l this
sechiiled individr.-.l sports the reputation
of be ing “the best safe expert in the
country.'
If one should watch Idin as
he graceful’y balances r. billiard cue pre­
paratory to tuakin ' a hard «hot, sur­
rounded Ith? elite of social lions with
eagles eyes, lie would little think that
this white knuckled gentleman is a man
who handled iron and rtecl for a liveli­
hood.
But it la so, and there i.< p/rhapa no
other man in the world who can judge
of tlie workmanship of a cracksman bet­
ter than he
Al:.i •; t instantly after
viewing a “cracked” safe h • can tell by
whom the work has been (loue. fie has
been engaged in this business for many
years, and quit? succeAsfully
'Yes, tlie man who knows the inside
and out.’ide of a safe.” said he to a re-
¡Mirter. “lias about as much as he can do
following upHi’ccesKfuland unsuccessfv.l
attemptato “crack” them by professional
burglars, for no occurrence «<f this kind
takes place without the police sending
for experts to make an » ' amtmitioii
“Indeed, tlie stalvnieuts which appear
in tin* nt1 v>.-papels.” I.e continued, “after
mi attack on a vault or 1 rfe are alway
given by one «if our men. The ¡»oiir
get tlie credit for such disroveries. bn
we are content with our ruiunnc ration.’
—Exchange.
A
(’at In High Life.
Snowball is one of the ho>.t known An-
•torn»» in the city, nn ! although .slit* is
I but 4 yearn < f age n ! ic is the mother of
' ‘’eventeen kittens, every one of which
hlM Iwen of spoth’ss whiteness
She
weighs tx « ?•. <• ¡xninils and has a tail that
wav« « in tlieair like an iinnienae banner
Her cvch are sky blue and she never
heard a b« ur I in I pt life She h.M lieen
thoroughly triiuc.l and knows niiny
very amivnig trie.’:«, among which i>
that of fot\ l;i’:g the ball when thrown
by her mi.’tn ns
t’,’:e p. rforms thia with
nil the ti !«*lit v« f a well traiiusl retriever
ami her ability a » a catcher would make
L’nrk Cw.ng green with envy
Iler
marked pivulieritie.« are her grac.* and
genllenr und Lt r habit of playing with
shinlows.
A moving object has roattraction* for
her. but if a shadow is thrown upon the,,
floor and moved rapidly ».bout SnowbaE .
will cluuc it f< r ta.urs with a grace and
elegance of movement that would vclip^t
tb.oNv of the finest l.idivH in the bin«!
Notwithstanding her fa. tifliousne«» in
other respects Snowball’»« appetite is
grosH. and she | refers raw liver to any
other article of diet.—New York World
Nulls In ills liruln.
At Eastbonrne. England, n tradcaumn
nnnual Thomas Wiekims wan churged
with iittempting to commit suicide by
driving four loti ; nails into his head
Dr. McQueen produced four nails which
he b d with ditHenlty withdrawn frein
the head of Wickemu The- • nails had
penetrated three inches and gone through
the brain, but. to the r uprise of th;'
medical st ifT at the Metnori.il ho-pital.
Wiekens h id fully reeoveml
Wick, in
said lie drove the n ills into Ids h-.-ad in
succession with a hammer, uiid that lie
ha<l felt better in his head since the oe
enrrence. He is now sane and able to re
siinie business, and medically is regarded
us the most wonderful case on record
The magistrate ordered him to Is» dis
charged.—London Tit-Hits.
Of Long Maudlng.
The fashion of telling Mie history of a
thing. wh< ther or not the oix x«ion re­
quires its telling, is a very common one
with orators ami writers who do not
know exactly how else to spin their
yarns.
A certain worthy merchant Was once
quite unexpectedly called upon to pre­
side at a banquet. He wanted to sav
«ometaing in opening the ••poat pran.hal
exercises” which would l>e graceful and
sound «veil, and so he began in the fol­
lowing wools
“Gentlemen: The practice of eating
tneals- ahem' -as we have reaam to
lieve. dates I ■ack -oohoo! to tlie most
remote antiquity T—Youth's Companion
' “ **•»■' mri iti iter iixt catv nt
*“ *h* ,nu “<
' P ssing bettrevn the
tnu-k ami a Lusnl laid neat to the rail
Ihu» is Xyin Oinklo’s clever And jnst
fur toot |Miwng»n and wagons, SO that
* ¡MtMtng tram caught her and took off estimate of ikntvivault: “He was not a
her lag. a verdict of i.’O.WU was aflirtued maker, but he
such a f.-u^iioner that
by the Court of A|>|a-als. Interview iu genina itself looked on w ith wonder at
hie talent, *ud as the man who digx the
New York Sun.
Uvnch that bring? the water to the
thirsty camp to better than the cbvunst
Toungbloxl I made four thoniuind on who can make oaygen and hydrogen
that riae today
How sh ill I itiv«<«t it?
unite lot ua believe that the world is I om
Abuwptt in a ch< k for to morrow i arid than it would hare been if Dion
i_>kaUt had not lived.
iuook, Oregop,on February 11, lS9i,
Friedt ich Kebbe,
Pre-eniptiou, D. S- zNo. 60i2, for the se of n w
*4. s w •/ olue k^and w Jiofse % of sec. 25,
tp. 3 11, r ifl w.
He names the following witnesnes to prove his
continuous residence upon and cuK.vatiou of,
said land, viz:
Herman Seliollmeyer, William Toelil, Fred-
Zaddach and H. H. Tubbesiug, all of Nehalem,
Tillaruook Co., Oregon.
30-35
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION.
I.and office at Oregon City, Oregon, Dec.
6, I890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has riled notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
60 1 and that said proof w^l be made before the
57% @
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
62’ a County
60
mook, Oregon, on February 7, 1*01, viz
N. G. Boc/uisi,
I 214
I 20
Pre-Emption D. S. No. 7O6I for the e VC of n w C
I Is
I lo
and n *o of 11 e ’4 of see 17, tp. is.ru w
1 10
1 OO
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oi,
3 00
said land, viz:
1Ó
John Sveiison, Alof Suudine, Alof Gulstram
K O')
5 00
and < arl Albin Svenson, all of Tillamook, Tilla­
mook County, Ore.
II 00
9 00
2J-34
J T. Appc’-son, Register.
5 00
4 SO
4 00
3 5O
NOTICE FOR ri BLICATION.
30
2
I.and Office nt Oregon City. Ore.. Her. 6,
?o
25
—Notice i, herebygneu that the t illwlir.-
40
42'1 named settler has filed notice ot his intention t<
make final proof in support of his c’aim, unf
3»
that sai«l proof '«ill bo made before tin U< ur.t
Clerk of Tillamook County, at rilltimook Ore­
lo
gon, on February 9.1‘9*. viz:
»’r
P. Hasselborg,
lo>-4 Pre-emption D. S.
S'l
S. No. f.052, for the u e ’ ( of v u
9
yK, n Vu of n e J4 of sec. 22, and n w ‘4 of 11 e 1, «>1
12J3
12 s.;
’2 sec. 23, tp. 2 s. r 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
8
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
3 80
3 TO
of, said land, viz:
Paul Erick.*on, D. B. Quick, J. B. Norberj and
3 65
Kaspar Schlappi, allot Nes’.ucton, Tillamook
3 65
3 »5
Countv, Ore.
29.34’
J. T. Apperson, Register.
I'llKTLAND MAllKET.
(Wholesale Quotations.!
-?
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc.
o TT
Bee Keepers’ Supplies.
We want vou for a customer.
a trial order.
Give us
F. L. Posson &. Son.
209 2d St, Portiand, Or.
Successors to Miller Eros.
Catalogue Free
THE CRY OF MILLIONSI
JVtY
OH,
E37XCK!
STOP IT NOW,
SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATE.
We have the Exclusive Control of
.
...
Xnu c'ozj’t haut to offsr a pnzs to sell thia
Goods, for its the BEST MADE. Leery Can holds
OHE AIJD ONE HALF POUNDS.
WM. OLSEN,
TILLAMOOK,
CRE
7VS7-O/^7C7: /ZOL'KS,
Homestead Entry No. "tTW,
ol ** ,o
n
w i, and a
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s, rS ».
He names the following wltucskes
his continuous residence upou and cultivation
of, said laud vlr:
S. 1» Junes. William Thacker, I,. S. Johnson
aadC. H. Junta all of beaver, Tillamook Co.,
I
3<>-35
J. T. Apperion, Register.
U mber L anj «, A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
I l BLI< ATJON.
United Stat« - I..md office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon, Noy. 6, iri«.,.
\utke is hereby given that,
iri comp! ia ice with the pr« visions of the act of
Congress of J line ■ s. utitled “An act for the
•»ale of tiri.Lt'
|s m ' he Staten of California
Oiegon, Nexad . ;i . Wad.ingtou Territory,”
Vinton S. Klee,
of Til,'. . •< Cour.iy of Tillamook, State of
■' ‘ g"- i :if thi- day filed in this office his
.•»woin blaieli'tiii No .as. for the pure bust; of
the n ‘.j of sc 1 ,. s vi 4 of n e h’, and s e 1 4 of
n w '4 of section 5, township 2 s, rM vv, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than foragricul-
t-.nal purposes, and to establish his claim to
land befon h< Regi tci and Receiver of
ti is office at on-tor City, Oregon, on Tuesday,
the 24th day of March, 1MU.
He names as witnesses:
Daniel A. Rob< v. John I). Edwards, George
M, Runyon, of Tillamook P. ()., Tillamook
County, Oregon, and Robert Morris, of Bay City,
Tillamook County Oregou.
Any a d all perrons claiming adversely the
«hove described lands are requested to fije their
ci i’ll..- in this office on or before said 24th day
Marcb, ¡891.
28-37
J. T.Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice fo *
1'1 HLICATION.
Unite«! talcs l ai d Office, Oregon City, Ore-
go ,Oct. 1
Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Corgi e; s of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of tii'iiiei l.iv.ds in tlie States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
Hiram S. Naylor,
of Forest Grove, < oanty of Washington, State
of« »1 cyjon.has thi- dav filed in this office hissworn
st.-lc:. vi t No 2321, for the purchase of then w
‘4 of sec'lion . 1 township 1 n, range 8 west,
.,i.<l will offer piooF to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stoi e than for agricultural purposes and to
c> tublisli his claim to said land before the Regis-
tvi ai.d Receiver of this office at Oi egon City,
Oregon, on Thursday the 5th day of March,
1891.
lie names as witnesses:
L- Geiger. R. W. Robbins, E. Nayler and H
Robbins, all of Forest Grove, ®regon.
Any and i ll persons claiming adversely the
above-«le>c. ihed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 5th day of
March, 189I.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Dec.
6, 189O. Notice is heieby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of Ins inten­
tion to make final proof in support of bis claim,
und that said Proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook,' Oregon, on February. 7, l>9i,viz:
John C. Herrington,
TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE ROUTE. Homestead Entry No. 765O for the e *i of n e J4
ol sec. 9 and 11 J2 of 11 w *4» of sec. 10, tp, 1 n, r
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun­ 7 w.
‘
He names the following witnesses to prove his
day, at 5 a . m . for T llumook.
continuous rtsidencc upon and cultivation of,
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at said land, under sec. 23UI, R. S., viz:
1). W. Jones, J. Jones, Frank Severance and
5 a . m . for North Yanihil .
W. B. Smith, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co.,
Makes connection with trains at North Yam­ Oregon.
w
hill for Portland.
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T imber L and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otice for
For freight or express business, apply at Cohn
P ucj . ication .
6 Co’s store, Tillamook.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gon, Nov. 12, 189o.—Notice is hereby given that
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov1 in roiDplinnre with tlie provisions of the net of
14, 189O.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­ Uonun of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
O. ORTON, M anager .
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­ sale of limber lands in the States of California,
tion to make final proof m support of his claim, Oregon, Nevada, mid Washington Territorv,’
and that said proof will be made before the
W illiam T. Harris,
Citj
County Clerk of i'illamook County, at Tilla­ of Tillamook, County of Tillamook, State of Ore­
mook, Oregon, on February i4. 1891, viz;
gon, has this lay tiled in this office his sworn
Fred Marolf,
stat-'iiicnt No. 2352, for the purchase of the s »X
of s 1
11 w 1 . <.f s .. i4' and n t.
ol s w
oj
BAY CITY INSTITUTE offers I’re-emption D. S. No. 7262 for the s e of n w
Q the faithful, patient, hard.working <• :7 of s w ,’4 and 11 w ‘4 of s w of sec. 35, tp. 2 sec. No. lq, tp. " n, r J w, and will offer proof
s,
r
io
w.
to
show
tiiat
the
laud
sought
is
more
valuable
I student that which is better, bj far,
He names the following witnesses to prove his tor its timber or stone than for agricultirrai pur­
■ than a rich inheritance: 1st. A good continuous residence upou and cultivation of, poses an«l to « stablisli his claim to «aid land be-
said
land, viz:
H common school education. 2nd. A
f< ic th< R< ! istcr and. Receiver of thip office at
J. Blum, Edward Blum, Ii. I). Shackleford and Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, tip» 24th
“ thorough drill in
tiie
business John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, Tillamook 1 day
of March, 1891. He names as witnesses:
Co.,
Oregon.
course—book-keeping, practical penman­
W S. I one. of Pay City, Oregon, A. Ml Hare,
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
of Bay City, Oregon, T. Stacknian, of Tillamook,
ship commercial las,etc. 3rd. Thorough
Oregon. 1!. Roberts, of Tillamook, Oregon.
in traction in the academic branches,
Any mi«l nil persons claiming adversely the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
preparatory to a college course.
I.and Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Jan. 5, above-«!« M-ribed Ininis are requested to file their
claims
in this office on or before said 24th day
All questions will be cheerfully an­
i.—Notice is hereby given that the following
swered. For partienlnrs concerning the named settler 1ms filed notice of his intention of March, 1891.
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J- T. Apperson Register.
to
make
fuia!
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
and
length of term, time of beginning, rates
tlmt said proof will be mmle before the Register
of tuition, text-books, etc., etc., address and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Oregon TIMBER LAND, Al T JUNK 3, I878.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
City, Oregon, on February 28, 1891, viz:
E. K IiAHNARD, ) t„.,.....rs
United Stales I.and Office, Oregon City, Ore­
L innik B arnakii , i ^ aciilks .
William W. Couder,
gon,October 17,18( 0 — Notice is hereby given that
Pre-emption 1). S. No. 7386, for the n ’2'of s w ’a 1:1 compliance with the provisions of the act of
and s e ' 4 of n w *4 and 11 w !4 of s e *4" of sec. 12, Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
tp 4 s, r 10 w.
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
D. A. FINDLEY,
He names the following witnesses to prove Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
,Fannie Curtis,
----------DEALER IN----------
of said land, viz:
of Clackamas, County of Clackamas, State of
G. W. Bodyfclt, George Kellow, W A Graves Oregon, has this day filed in this office her sworn
Staple and Fancy Groceries, and L Jensen, all of Ilebo, Tillamook county, statement No. 2325, for the purchase of thes e \
Oregon.
of section 17, in township 1 north, range 8 w,
Dry Goods,
I
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
Hats & Caps,
is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes and to establish her
Boots & Shoes.
claim to said land before tlie Register and Re­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ceiver
of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, .Tan. 7,
1391.--Notice is hereby given that the follow­ ! r:d:iy, tl «• »Th day of March, 1891.
ing-named settler has hied notice of his inten­ hl e .lames : g » witnesses:
L. M. ^hellab. rger, of Portland, Oregon. M.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
dragon.
ami that said proof will be made before the Pic, (.fTillamook, (hr; on, Riley Peter«, ofTilla-
niuok,
Orcjon, W. S, Con«’, of Bay City, Oregon.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Any ii d pH .■(■ son.' claiming adversely the
mook, Oregon, on March 2, 1891, viz;
above-described lands are requested to file their
William Steinmetz,
*•<« iT^)
claims in this office on or before said 6th day of
¿e/í.'.ffiJ
Pre-emption D. S. No. ;152, for the s e
of sec. March, 1891.
26, tp. 2 s, r 10 w.
J. T. Apperson, Register.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
said ¡and, viz:
for P ublication .
II I) Shackleford, J Blum, and C C Roy of
Nestockton, ai.d Benjamin Perry, of Tillamook, ! I nited Status Laud office, Oregon City, Oregon,
' Nev. ;th, f ’ qo —Notice is hereby given that in
all of Tillamook County, Oregon.
coinp’iance with the provisions of the act ot
£3-88
J. T. Appersou, Register.
Congress of June 3, 187 -.. entitled “An act for the
^ale of timber lands in the States of California,
¡Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
\\ illiam C. Marsh,
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, Tan.
of Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of.
189!.—Notice is hereby given that tlie fcliov. ir
Oregon, has this daj filed in this office his sworn
named settler 1ms filed notice of his intcntkr statement No. 2351, for the purchase of the w
to make final proof in ¡-upj-ort of his claim mid
ii c X and w ’ 2 of s e h* <’f *ec 14, tp. 2 s, r 8
tlmt said p»-oof wm tM. mut|e |,(.fon. t H, Coiir.tx of
w. and will offer proof to show that the
Clerk of! illainook ( ounty at Tillamook, Ort land sought is more valuable for its timber or
gon, on February 28, i891, viz:
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
Carl C.- Hunt,
establish his claim to said land before the
Pre-emption I). S. No. 5N99. for the n
of s w 1. Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
and s e J4 of s w >4 ami s w of s e
of sec 1 City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th day of
Mareh, 1891.
tp 1 n. r 7 w.
He names as witnesses.
He names the following witnesses to prove
A. M. Hare, of Bay < ity, Oregon, W. S. Cotie,
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of Bay ( ity, Oregon, II. Roberts, of Tillamook,
ot said lam1,, \ iz:
,J ?in!!I\',?,'‘nry Leach, John Herrington, Oregon, John E.lv.ards, of Tillamook. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
and John \\ llhams, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
above described lands are requested to file their
County Oregon.
claims in this office on or before said 24II1 day of
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J- T. Apperson, Register.
March, 1891.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-NOTICE
T
imber L and , A« t J une 3. 1878. —N otice fo »
..... 1’<»R PUBLICATION.
P ublication
I nitvd
lilted States Land
T.and office,
Office, Oregon City. Ore­
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon. Dec
In c 6, iS^o.
1S90. — Notice is herebv given that gon.
July
12,1889.
—
Notice is herebv giventhat
incompliance
1 compliance with the provisions of the actol
umigrxss of Jm;t. • jh ?S, entitled “An act for the in compliance with the provisions of the act
of
Congress
of
June
3,1878, entitled “An act for
sale of timber lands in the states of California.
the sileof timbei li-nds in tlie states of Califor­
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter­
ritory,"
Homer I.. Provost,
(Jeuzelry of Portland. County of Multnomah, State of
Annie Pike,
> a Specialty.
Oregon, lias this day filed in this office his <ffzena (ountyof Polk, State of Oregon, has this
sworn statement No. 2309. for the purchase of day filed in this office her sworn statement No.
t,1e T ’v 4 °f11 ‘ ' *• n w % of s e *4. and n % of ’3’9. for the purchase of the« w '4 of n w k, u w
s w 1 -i.c j- tp 1 ', r 8 vv, and will offer proof ,4 <»i s w !4 and lots 3 and 4 of section 4, in
|l?,85ovX l,lat the land sought is more valu­ township 1 north, range 9 w, and will offer
able for its timber or stone than for agiicultural pioof to show that the land sought is more
purposes, and to establish his claim to said valuaole for its timber or stone than for sgn-
’and before the Register and Receiver of this cultural purposes, ami to establish her claim to
I office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the said land before the Register and Receiver of
7th day of April, iSgt.
tills c lice at Oregon City, Oregon, cn Wednes­
He names as witnesses:
day. the .|th day of Marell, 189I.
she names as witnesses:
Henry Roberts, and C. Tilden, of Tillamook,
¡■nd W > Cone and A M Hare, of Bay ( itv, all of
1 •■nr) Rob« rts V.. s. Cone, W. T Baxter,
1 Oiegon.
>aruh Baxter, all ofKHchis, Oregou.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the I dry and all persons claiming adversely the
1 above-described lands are requested to file th. ir above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office or before said th dav ot claims in this office on or before said 4th day of
April, 189I.
7
| March, 189-.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
Wilt make regular trips, the weather permit-
T imber I. and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otice fob
ting, front
T inbeii L and , A ct J cxe 3, 1878.—Nonce
I’UBI.ICATKm.
I iiiieti State- Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
TILLAMOOK ro ASTORIA and PORTLAND.
FOB l’t nUl ATION.
wor Freight rates or Passage, apply to
Vnitrd Mates tjind office, Oregon Citv ore gon Dec 11, I890 —Notice is hereby given that
gon. Dev. 9.11*90.—Notice is herebv givéÀ that incompliance with the provisions of the act of
in compliance with th, provision, of the act ’ ongie-s of June 3, I.878, entitled “An act for the
P. SCHRADER. Master.
oft ongrewof .lune 3. 1H-. rnt,tlt,| An nct for - tie of timber lands in the States oi California,
the sale ot timber lands in th.- Mates of Califor­ , Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
,
Ernst Wyss,
nia.Oregon. Nevadaand Washington lerrito'“
of Tillamook, Countv of Tillamook, State of
Clarence Tilden,
' »regon. has this «lay filed in this office his swora
of Tiltamook. County of Tillanin.,k «tare «r statement No 728, for the purchase of the
Oregon, ha.lhisdav filedin this mil«’htiiwo™ wof s e
and lots 3 and 1 of sec. 12, in town-
statement No .
for the purehase oMhJ ship 1 north, range 7 v, and will offiu* proof to
Gits 1 and , In ,, c 3. tp 3 , a‘„| , of '
show that the land sought is more valuable for
. >’f’«• ,M. tp J S. r low. and will oier proof its limber or some than for agricultural pur*
í r.'v,.‘iTl;x"'’igeKJn O^crTon'r’7 { to show that the land sought is more val’i-t.h- poses
„fl io establish his claim to said IsM
V ’('rMi’iH*
riRTsujjionr. for its Umber or stone than for a^rictu Sral oeforc tlie Register and Receiver of this office st
’ « i**
'**-'T—•
to a 4a«, P*>tposes and to e-t,,b1oh his claim t“ wid Oregon« ity, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th day
«alea * «Bd
I »«rlg-i
VTHtBC-rx
hud before the Repster.nd Receiver of tab, ot Ma ch ’<91. He names as witnesses.
»•
r rec1.
(»e-
" J - ni’b | c Herriugtom W. S. Cone, p«
ft'ÀOiCAi, co», fcuífA».©, n . y ' 7*c. “* yrcS'l'1 city. Oregon.on Friday the
I Jl"M o '''’''. ’ S'i Hc nan'M
witness« . >nnth. .¡II of 1 illam« ok, l illannKik County, ore.
•'’y’
r. Arch l’rovo>t and c.eo '.b an.
Any and all persons claiming adversely mt
of ¿rè*T
*
“ L ''ro'',Mo' Poni«?;» abov v dt sv ibed lands are r&juested to file
claims in this office on or before said 24th day 01
• k ?.'.'- >’n<l fwdjandsare
iLL f r .cn’ riaiming
adversely
the March 1891.
requested
to fileWeir
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
a poi iss,h
°a Or befor' 5ai'' 10‘>t Jay of !
I have been troubled many years with
disc ise - f’he kidneys and have tried
many diTcrcnt remedies and have
se.i/ht aid from different physicians
with mt r?i:ef. A*' mt the isth of April
I w •., suffering from a very violent
attack that almost prostrated me in
such a manlier tuat I was bent over.
When I sat down it was almost impossible for me
to get up alone, or to put on my clothes when
kind Providence sent Dr. Henley, with the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
•
*. 1 immediately commenced
using the tea.
It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
ishment of all the guests at the tiotel,
in a few days,I am happy to state, >
I will>
that I was a new man.
recommend the tea to all afflictcdi
as 1 have been.
G. A. TUPPER,
Proprietor Oxidental Hotel,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
J
O ats —Gray
..
White
W heat —Willamette
.
Walia Walla
P ot atom loo it>s
.
O nions
”
...........
T urkeys ft
..
D ucks t1 doz. .
....
G eese ”
. ...
.
C hickens —Old
doz.
Spring ”
B utter —Brine .................
”
Store, in Rolls .
’’
Choice Dairy
E ggs —Oregon
"
Eastern...................
LARD, Oregon.................
"
Eastern ............
B acon —Clear Sides . ..
"
Hains ............. . ....
’’
Shoulders
.. . ....
F lour —Willamette
"
Country Brands . ....
"
Eastern Oregon.. ....
gon, on rebrua
The post-office at Tillamook will be open every
day in the week from 8 o’clock a . m ., to 9 o’clock
i’ M,, and on Sunday from 1 to 2 p . m ., and from
4 to 5 p . M. Mail.» close at 45 minutes past 7 P. M.
Money order and registered business close at 5
o’clock P. M.
Sophia Severance, Post-mistress.
Drugs and Medicines.
Ln TLE
K9B i
DO HOT O;ilPL SICKEH OR
CONSTIPATE.
So»« Cmriri S ick H mcmks ,
and all trouble*? ariaii.g from
Indigestion or Constipation.
Improve« th« 0oiupl->iioa
t y l'uritj ; the Blood.
The down can bo nicely a«ljn«ted to eu t th>ww, a«
on* pill cm nover 1»« too lar^o a dose. Fn«y to tatra
as po much tiio.-av 42 pil - ••nt- up in n stronzvial
which chi * b« i airii’d m >»>«t : > -l«rt A Urcsr <onv; u«
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ADMINISTRATRIX SALK-
Notice is hereby given that the
administratrix of the estateof Amanda K*"»®“"’
de«•« ase«l. will under ind by virtue 01 an onier
of the countv court of Manon County, btate o
Oregon ma«le and entered of record on Inejra
dav of November.
«ell at public afiction a*
the «IcM.rof C . ountv court house.»« I6« c?w.n;J
'M Ti I tn . o', in the ate of Oregon, 0« > _
dav th*
dm of January, 189»»oBe/^ r- a
iri
heCOart’prO’"',,|v *nd »• M of- id dav I., the bl_heM bidder for I J»
gohl c .1
t , 1 c | ».ui pt the tune of
L.nit- .' -criled real pioperty and premt*’’
liòn'Ti^k» '/./ZV
or SK ETCH of 1 n"n
be o «ring . thee-tah of ssid dtoeiHtent. to*"
UM or comic..
Th» w
r ‘
’i of sec to in tp S •« r ,0
"•*'« I'lrFCTiv Ario» r.ox TH( the e « < . u.e s r ' . of sec. 24. ill tp. 5 •• JXZ-
•
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*np* r««>»l»tt. n lani^ oftFe Wills- « De Merxlian, In Tillamook
~ ? iW*" ' ,ha*1
-P-rior Unii tv. anti -t ite of <'regon. containing 153*»
«r riaktoap, mpi p'rllmin.rv wanh.. land, mure or less.
Lc"»« M Hellcnbr«!«!.
t » of he estate oi Ama
'•> ■">
ü «h.
nli. ile«-eased.
J- T Apperson, Register.
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