Tillamook headlight., March 13, 1891, Image 4

TILLAiaOOK,
G. O, ISOLAN
8ECPY,
CITY LOTS,
I) I l E»
FARMING LANDS
AND TIMBER LANDS
Correspondence Solicited
Ref«r-red to Pa.
BABY’S
DIET.
He Swallow««! the Entire Content« of a
Work Basket, and Still Uve».
Leo, the 11-months old baby of Os­
car M. Spurrier, registrar of Mount
Airy (Md.) district, swallowed a number
of needles, pins, buttons, etc., Saturday
morning, while Mrs. Spurrier was doing
her usual cleaning up for Sunday. About
10 o’clock she placed the little fellow in
an adjoining room on the fluor to play
while she did her work. She gave him
a glance quito often to sec that he did
not get near the stove. She saw that he
was quiet and contented beyond the
table, and consi« 1 er *d him quite safe
from harm. She did not notice that he
bad polled off the table spread, with the
sewing basket on it.
The little fellow swallowed paper, but­
tons, tacks, and even took pins from a
paper and swallowed them without com­
plaining. The mother later on discov­
ered what had been done. She examined
his mouth and found nothing in it, and
felt sure that he had not swallowed any
thing until about 0 o’clock iu the after­
noon, when the child cried with pain
and emitted from its mouth a iiuui I mt of I
buttons and pins. Dr. Ben Todd was
immediately sent for, but could not do
anything much beyond giving an emetic
and letting nature takeiucourse. With
iu thirty-six hours afterward the little
fellow emitted sixty six various articles.
They had to keep moving the little fel­
low constantly, and ho bore tin? pain
heroically, «carrel y crying. At 8 o’clock
next morning he was quietly shaping.
livre is a list of tho things he swal­
lowed: eighteen pins, four ñisñiles, eight
tucks (tinned), seven wads or particles of
two wilds nr particle's of muslin,
eight china buttons, one vest button
four [warl buttons, uno shoe button, one I
piece of bark, five piece* of cork, one
piece of feather, one piece of match, one
shank button, one brass trousers button,
two pieces of chips, one piece of wrapped
cotton.—Baltimore Am« rir.in.
Lovely Daughter—Pa, Mr. Nicefello
prrtpoaeJ to me last night and I referred
aim to you.
Pa—Well, I really don't know much
»bout the young man and I'll have to-----
Daughter—When he calls to eee you
about it you are to receive him kindly—
real fatherly, remember —mid lielp him
along all you can until be luks for my
I uuk I, and then you are to look alarmed
mid talk about whut an angel I am, and
bow many millionaire» anti dukes ami
princes I've refused, and then you are to
reluctantly couaont aud give him your
ble»aing.
Oh! I am, am I? But suppose I don’t,
then what?”
"1’11 marry hiui anyhow."—New York
Weekly.
They Agree«!.
Sumo years ago two aged men, living
in the backwoods of New Uaiiqishire,
»trapped honws cm thia condition - that
in a week’s time the one who thought he
had the best of the bargain should pay
to the other two bushel» of wheat. The
(lay caine, and as luck wonld have it
they met half way b»4ween their home«.
“Where art thou going?*’ «aid one. “To
thy hou-se with the wheat,” answered
the other. “And whither art thou rid­
ing?” “Truly,” replied the first, “I was
taking the wheat to thy honoe,
England Magazine.
It Wat* Paint.
There is on imperative need of an anti-
dang society. On our stre-ete, and in
our homes, in places of business, in so­
cial assemblies and even in our churches
are heard slangous expression» if not act­
ual. downright slang. But this last is
becoming too common among all class a
and conditions of people. And especial­
ly lamentable is tho frequency and ease
with which slang pbnues fall from the
, lips of our young kidies. “Weill I'll lie
jiggered if there ain't Mr. So-an-So"—
calling him by name—was overheard on
the street the other day, whilo another
young lady recently remarked, whether
in praise or condemnation we do not
D. S. No. 6O7.5, for the s c >4 of n w
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
know, “1 think that all the Y. M. C. A , tain many farm« suitable for dairying, stock- Pre-emption
% aud Ix.ts 1. 2 and 3 of sec. i,tp. 1 »1. r 7 w.
( above-describd lands are requested to file their
I He names the following witnesses to prove bis claims in this office on or before said 2ith day
fellows are chumps. ” A bevy of society raising and general agriculture.
I continuous residence upon aud cultivation of, April, 1891.
girls were heard to shout in chorus,
j said land, viz:
36- 4a
J. T. Apperson, Register.
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
“Rats!" as they went giggling up Elm
I C E Reynolds, John Newberg, W J Smith and
J C Herrington, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
street.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice fob
County, Oregon.
P ublication .
Not long Binco. the writer was sur­ ' A good bank.
40-45
J. T. Apperson, Register.
United States Land Office, UrcRon City Oregon,
prised to hear a young lady of refined i A drug store.
Dec. 29, 1H9O.—-Notice is hereby given that in
' A jewelry «tore.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. I878.—N otice for compliance with the provisions of the a»i ot
ap|K-arance say in regard to n projected
A good saw mill.
P uc LI cation
1 Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sleigh ride: “Oh, I’m crazy to go! I'm j A Fire Company.
United States Land
----- Office,
------- - Oregon
- ---------- City,
On?-I sale of timber lands in the States of California,
just dying to have a sleigh ride!" But ■ Two newspapers.
roil Jan 28, 189i.—Notice is hereby given that (jregon Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
in compliance with the provision
provisions /of
of the act of
Arthur K. Brown,
still more astounding was the following ; Several public halls.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the of PCast Portland, County of Multnomah,State of
sale of
lands
in .1-,.
the States of r-..iic.-..i
California,
from one who w;is describing on School
. » timber
ax — i
1
i_ ’ s_
1« Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
A beautiful town site.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
I state-ment No. 2106, for the purchase of the
street a sb-igh ride party, and remarked . Two photograph galleries.
e % of n w
and e
of s w *4
Mary Tripp,
to her companions: “Wasn't it fun, ' Commodious warehouses.
sec. 34, tp. 2 s, r 8 w> nI,6 will offer
of Tacoma, County of Pierce, State of Washing­ of
to show that the land sought is more valu­
though, when we all piled out into the An excellent school building.
ton, has this day lilecl in this office her sworn proof
able for its timber pr stone than for agricultural
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
snow! Gosh!" These are but a few
statement No.2432,for the purchase of the n wU purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
1 of see. 22, tp. 2 n, r J w, and will offer proof before t he Register and Receiver of this office at
samples of what is hoard daily. And
I
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
The head of navigation on tide water.
all this amid the boosted refinement
1 for its timber or stone than for agricultural nur- I Oregon City »Oregon, on Thursday the 23 day of
I89I.
noscs and to establish her claim to said land be­ 1 April,
and culture of the Nineteenth century. 1 Many el-gant and commodious residences.
He names as witnesses:
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
Good stores in most every line of business.
J Martin, J A Eradette, Alfred Young nnd
1s t us have one more society—for the
on Friday, the 9th 1 A M
Public buildings that are a credit to any town. Oregon City, Oregon.
C Macaulay all ot' Tacoma, Wash.
prevention of cruelty to the king's En­ Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. A R. day of May' 1891. She names as witnesses:
Any ami ail persons claiming adversely the
E T Davies and G F Williams of Portland.
glish.—Westfield (.Mass.) Times.
lodges.
Ore., H. Roberts, of Tillamook, Oregon, and above-described lands are requested to file theii
I'sqnlmnn ('lithlrcn.
A Itr.ST.
New Turk Sub Pont»(!]<■•«.
Auk nl iri.wt imy retail druggist wl.at
commodity Iso 1 i : ih tho greatest deiusud
for, and th« chime«» me lio will wiy.
“PiR.tng« Rtmnp«." Wi.nirn h»v« no
{mtiencu with n drug hlnqi that doe. not
keep piMtiigo HlatniM on Rid«. Thin fact
i« pretty widely appreciated by retail
ilrugKiMts, mid many drug riiops in this
city enjoy th not very lucrntivu diatiuc
tiou of being sub poHtoffic« htations. The
buideat drug al.op |Kx<ti>tUce ia iii Forty-
w eon.l Htrei t, opinisite the I Irund Central
atation. It wiw established about a year
ago, chiefly through the iiistruiiiei.talitv
of ex I’lmtuiiteter General Thomas L
JauicK. The Lincoln bunk, of which
Gen. JiuneH in president, is only a few
rod» nway, nnd the < l<»e proximity of
the raih'teid station and three or four
large liotcls niakeH this a particularly
livvly district.
For furnishing room, rent mid aerving
as deputy |aMtina»ter, Mr. F. W. Selioon
maker ia allowed by the |H«toineo de­
partment the mm.ilieeut bum of J-loo per
milium l’.xliiiaAler Vim Cott has ree-
ommeudrel lh.it thia allowance In in
creased. An official Rtiiteinent of the
liuhimtn done at tbia mb station (14) in
the year ended Jan. 1, show« that fdl.tlte.'
worth of poHtagv stun.pa were Mild.
il,,2ii7 of money orders were is.-u.-d, and
j,5H,3H7 pieces of tliinl mid fourth clans
mailing matter were received. During
the holiday »><aaon the place was alm<»t
anowed uniter by |iackagea brought there
P.l»" mailed. Two days before Christ
lass tin- drug buKineas luid to lw< practi­
cally alxindoiie<l, and all hands in the
»hop turned iu to work for Uucte Ham.
—hicw York Times.
An Antt-Sinng Society.
THE RPJT.
—Schalk.
Tho Perpetual Motion Puzzle.
H<»\V To f’llEI'Alli: FOR WCNDIXO-L'P DAY
(By a Weakly Contributor.]
Hh^Couiity Clerk'of Tillumook County, at sale of timber lauds in the Slates Of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
I Tillamook. Oregon, ou April 15, life1. vU:
Streams full of trout aud salmon.
Bradley F. Durphy,
John Theller.
Rich cool deposits mi the Nehalem.
of Portland, County of Multndmah, State of Ore­
Preemption I>. S. No. «761. for
!LC
A tliuiate as good as any on the coast.
gon,
has
this
day
filed in this office his sworn
n w i of« «
Bn<*
♦ of
‘P
A large and well equipped livery stable
statement No. 2431, for the purchase of the s e
» j
- .
«-»_ rs a, range
5 west,
o7town«hip
ranges'
w. st
Plenty ot fame: water fowl, deer, elk, bear. ete. ’’He’nZmefthefollowingwitneiueatoprovehi.'K of aection
1 ••••«» will
men«» offer
««•«• proof
gzsws to i«z ahow
Dnwnv that
turn the laud
>ax>d
Good prospects for a railroad in the near coutinuom. rea.dvuee upou and cultivation of, and
SCIUP’nt 1«
— vulnaKI»»
I sought
is nmr
more
valuable Eras-
for Stu
its flasntxwr
timber nr
or
said land, viz:
, ,» T 1».««../» i pl
future.
B W Turner, Ulrich Indorf. B Imlorf and J r [ stone than for agricultural purposes and to
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, Kreuter, all of Neatocton, Tillamook County, j establish his claim to said land before the Regis­
ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Netarts and Nestucca.
°r< *0 43
1- T Appcraou, Register.^ Oregon, on Friday the 9th day of May, 1891
Open hill land valuable for grating and fruit
He names as witnesses:
G?'’ ■*?
, B A Oakes. E Drake and J D
growing.
NOTICE F«K PUBLICATION.
( 00k all of Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla­
Land otlice at Oregon Utty, Oregon, Feb. ».
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mook. in the state.
HS1.—Notice ia hereby given that the following above-described lands are requested to file their
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and named aettler ha« tiled notice
hi» Intention , I claims in this office uu or before said 9th day oi
ixvrx of
.....................
port of his
to make final proof in support
bis claim, aud
ana ; May i8ql.
j nospnauic
hospitable cibbs
class ui
of pcvpi«»
people.
39*48
J T. Apperson, Register.
.. . said pr.x.f
_ ->fwill
be
made before th
® 1°
“?? ;
that
will
lie
the
ouniy
j Tide-land and bottom land, the richest aud Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook,
Ore-
most productive in the state.
gou, on April n, 189i, viz:
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otick fob
P ublication .
A rapid, but healthy growth and mostpromis
_______
Jacob
Blum,
United statesl.and Office, Oregon City. Ore­
ing prospects for the future.
Homestead Entry No. 7166, for the n ’i of n e | ! gon,
Dec. 2O. 1 M.IO —Notice is hereby given that
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern and Lota 1 and 2, of sec 6 tp 3 s, r 9 *•
compliance with the provisions of the act
3 1
.............................. >
He names the following witnesses to prove in
of Congress ol June 3, 1878, entitled “An a»?t for
ment land which may be had for the taking.
j his continuous residence upon and cultivation the sale of timber lauds in the States of Califor­
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and of, said land viz:
_
nia,Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,“
John Bumgarner. II. B. Moore, S. Met argar
Nehalem, which ar« already becoming popular
Jacob Waldvogel,
j etorU
! and E W Mills, all of Nestocton, Tillamook Co.
oiTillamook, County of Tillamook, state of
Vast bodies o«”accessible timber which is said j Oregon.
J
j. T. Apperson, Register,
Oregon. has this day filed in this office his sworn
30-I3
statement No. 24O1, for the purchase oi the s >2
to be the best and most valuable in the North- j
of 11 wtf and 11 ’2 of sw ‘4 of sec. 28, tp. 2 n, r9w,
weM-
_ _ .
NOTICE F<)R PUBWCATION.
and will offer proof to show thatthe land sought
A harbor which wilt be one of the best on the , j<and Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. 24, is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent I8U1—Notice is herebv giveii that the follow- agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
ftiinrnvincr i*
ing-tiamed settler has filed notice of hismten- , to said land before the Register and Receiver
tion to make final proof in support of his claim, of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tues­
Half a-dozen fine river«, which with their an<| thgt saiiJ proof win ]K. made before the day, the 21st day of April, 1891.
tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga- County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla- j . He names as witnesses:
tion aud floating log«
; mook, Oregon, on April 20, 1891. viz;
1 I. L .Smith, J H Smith, Frank Crane, ahd U II
Ebernian, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co.,
Beautiful and productive prairies which con- !
Wm. W. Armstrong,
A large local trade from the surrounding
country.
*
Daily mails and stages connecting with the
railroad at North Yamhill.
I An enterprising class of citizens who are de­
termined to build up the town.
I A Fair Association with ample grounds which
J G Allen of Cape Horn. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
! above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9th day
I of May, 1891.
39-48
J. T. Apperson Register.
>• LITTLE
wya
LIVER
PILLS.
DO NOT CRIPE, 8ICKEN OR
CONSTIPATE.
Seal Cunt for Sics Hixosm,
and all trouble« arising front
Indigestion or Constipation.
Improves lb« Colupirtiion
by Purifying (he Blood.
The done ean ba nicely adjusted to nuit th» ««a«, «g
on« pili can never bo too iura« a dow. Eni-y to take
«• ao much augur 42 pill« «nt up in a ntrongvtaJ
which can b«carried in '«et rocket A Urea» Co«v«w.
Saac» io Traveler« aad H-.i.elne»« Men. Non» (¿emtio« with«
out ••Crexcvot" Trad. M.rk. Sold E.ervwbere, «e. a boUMb
iSampIo Dv«o «nd Dr«Rm Uook for ge. la tlJOj*
rr J?^nM»ARJIER,S ,RON TONIC.
k
••'9K
? u5’.,1>!ihY9!n.? ’‘•'STORES th« DKRJLlTATKDfi
to HKAL1H ond V1GOKOUB BTBKNGTH of YotmiF
THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. Mfi
M'a fia fa the Exclusive Contrai of
don't haul to offer a prize to eeil thle
Good3, for Its the BEST MADE. Every Can holds
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
WM. OLSEN,
TILLAMOOK,
ORÉ.
A MEW BOOK
FROM COVER TO COVER.
Fully Abreast with tho Times.
claims in this office on or before said 25th day of
; April, I8O1.
I 36-45
J. T. Apperson. Register.
The E'-piinmu little folk« are said to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
brighter, age for age, than white
I I.and Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, Jim.
bubies. They talk and walk earlier on
— 31, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the
following-niuned settler has tiled notice of
the average, learn the common games
TIMBER LAM»^ ACT^ JLN^E 3,^878.—N0TIC!■. his intention to make final proof in support of
•arlicr, and at 16 are as well able to care
his claim, and that said proof will be made be­
United States Land Office, Oregmi City, Ore- fore th« County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
for tbe:n < Ives in seal hunting, etc., :w will soon be put in good shape.
Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholics gon, Dec. 6, 1890.—Notice is herebv given that Tillamook, Oregon, on March 23, 1S91, viz;
white young folks are at 21. A boy of and Christian denomination» represented.
1,1 compliance with the provisions ¿f the act of
John Lange,
...
.
. r.
•
xx-
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
ambition will bo an expert kayaker at
d Entry No. 6457, for the s e % of sec.
Almost every branch of bu»ine.s and prides- Mle Of timber land» in the States of California,
12, and at about that time is expected to sion represented that is necessary to the welfare [ Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” I 21, tp. 3 n, r 10 w.
He names the following witnesses'to prove his
»ring in his first B“al. The smaJl boy is of an enterprising community.
Homer L. Provost,
' continuous residence upon and cultivation of
.aught to pad'ile a kayak at as early an I Steamer connection with Portland, the of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of | said land, viz:
Win. Schollniever, Joseph Effenbcrger, Wm.
•.ge us Hinall boys on the American plains Augusta and Louis Olsen making regular trips Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 236V, for the purchase of Tubbesiug anti \Vm. Snyder, all of Nehalem,
re lifted into the saddle, but no kayak besides frequent visits by other small steamers. the s w of n e L« 11 '4 of B e and n % of , Tillamook County, Oregon.
* J. T. Apperson. Register
s w l4, sec 17, tp 1 s, r 8 w. and will offer proof 1 37-42
mall enough for a boy of lcsa than 12
to show that the land sought is more valu­
PORTLAND MARK KT.
. cars waa to be seen in Arsuk. Before
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
(Wholesale Quotations.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fuirposes, and to establish his claim to said
bat age they are trained in the kayaks
and before the Register and Receiver of this
Land Office nt Oregon City, Oregon, Feb.
>f their eIdem.
i O ats —Gray
|
60
62^ office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the j 3, 18^1.—Notice is hereby given that the
60
As for the little girls, they begin to
White
......................... re
62', 7th day of April, 1891.
following-named settler has filed notice of Ins
He names as witnesses:
intention to make final proof in support of his
I 26%
ilk alKiut marriage us noon os they can 1 W heat — Willamette ............. 1 »5
Henry Roberts, and C. Tilden, of Tillamook, claim, and that said proof will be made before
Walla Walla
■ 15
uIk at all, and o.ie of the fables of the
l U
and W > Cone and A M Hare, of Buy City, all of 1 the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla-
9o
Oregon.
1 OG
I mook, Oregon,on March 28, 1S9 i , viz;’
¿squimaux tolls how two little girls, ( P otatoes loo lbs...................
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
[O nions
’’
................. .. 3 00
Robert O. Richards,
while discus.'-ing this subject, were carried j T urkeys y. Th
above-described lands are requested to file their
..
16
of s e
claims in this office or before said 7th day ol Pre-emption, I). S. No. 6oo7, for the s w
iway by an eagle and a whale into a D ucks doz.
’sc y of s w 11 of sec. 21, and 11 e >4 of n w
April, 189I.
8 00
9
50
tale of bon'lage, because one had said G eese "
n
w
1
j
of
n
e
of
y
sec.
2«,
tp.
3
s,
r
9
w.
34-^3
J- T. Apperson, Register. 1
........ ................... Il 00
I2 00
Re names the following witnesses to prove his
•lie would marry a:i ( agio unj the other C hickens —old # doz.
$ oO
6 00
continuous residence upon and cull.vation of
i whale. The story relates, however. |
land, viz:
Spring ”
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice said
M Folan. (' Johnson, Wm. Hanor and I J
hat the captives escaped eventually, B utter —Brine
................
«'»
25
for P ublication .
Ford, all of Beaver, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
he one by lowering herself from a high
”
Store, in Rolls. .
20
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
37*4*2
J. T. Apperson. Register.
35
gon, Dec. 9,1890.—Notice is hereby given that
"
Choice Dairy
li f by menus of a bird sinew rope to !
37 H
40
in compliance with the provisions of the act
NOTICE FOB I’i l’.i.h ATI on
E
ggs
—
Oregon
m awaiting lover of extraordinary cour-
of Congress of June 3, I878, entitled “An act for
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Februarv
the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ 9, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
kge aud beauty, whilo the brothers of 1 " Eastern.......................
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,' ing-named settler has file<i notice of his intention
L
ard
,
Oregon
lo
¡40 olhcr reM iuhl her from the whale by
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
Clarence Tilden,
"
Eastern
...........
lol.
•leans of a boat of marvelous speed,—
of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of that said proof will be made before the County
B acon —Clear Sides
9
Clerk
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
9S
hihn D. S;s nrs in New York Evening I ’’
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Hanis ....... ...............
life
IS', statement No. 2383. for the puichase of the gon, on April, 13, 1891, viz.
•un.
”
Shoulder«
Lots 1 and 2 in sec. 3, tp. 8 »., and s
ofs e 1 j
0. D. Boatman.
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"'4
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of
Rexi>o th«' rumilt.
3 80
lie I.nHt Hutllo I'duirlit <»u Eiigllnh Soil. F lour —Willamette
3 70
to show that the land sought is more valuable sec. 11, tp. 2 s, r S w.
"
Country
Brands
3 r.s
Then write it up.
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
The last battle fought on the soil of
He names the following witnesses toprove his
I
’
’
Eastern
Oregon
............
purposes,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
said
3 So
3 «5
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
Cut it down.
higkuul whs at S^xlgmoor, July fl, 108.5.
land before the Register and Receiver of this said land, viz:
Smooth it off.
office at Oregon City, Oregon,on Friday the
* I w<‘< n th»' followers of the Duke of
I) S Bales. J I) Edwards, E R Bales and J D
CLUBBING
LIST.
loth day of April, 1891. He names as witnesses: Gibbens, all of Trask, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
Snudp/iper it.
lonmoiith, A natural non of Charh-s II,
Asel M Hare, Arch Provost, and Geo. Means,
3^*43
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Vumiftli an«l dry.
nd the forcvRof James II. The ¡»opul.ir ,I kaplight and Toledo Blade 1 year
of Tillamook, and H L Provost of Portland, all
U 15 of Oregon.
Mount upon clean shr^t of paper.
.‘•xatisfitetion with the policy of James
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
"
Weekly Call (S. F.)
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
31.85
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon. Feb.
And addresM to Editor with fitaini>e<l I ; ave Monmouth the hope tliut he
Weekly Examiner
p.50 above-described lands arc requested to file their 9, iH'i.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
claims in this office on or before said loth day of ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention
envelope for remuneration.
night bm cve«l in overthrowing the gov
’’
West Shore
»»
........ $45° April i89i.
to make final proof in support of his claim, ami
R esult -Joko Rejected.—Judy.
rnirent and establishing himself a»s
Century Magazine
«1*43
J- T. Apperson, Register.
$500
that said proof will be made before the County
,,
Detroit Free Press
-ng, and thus prompted tho rebellion.
>2.00
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon,
on April 14, IR9I viz:
Tia.Kn
L
aud
.
A
ct
J
i
nk
3.
1ST».
—
N
otick
rou
Ilin (Mini:(leal Ion«.
Mammoth UjcloptKdia
• l.ieh w.!.; begun simultaneously in the
$2.00
PUBLICATION.
George H. Armstrong,
"
Dickens'
Works
Sitting upon a h< tel piazza Judge Vir- loith I v the Earl of Argyle and by him-
. ... 32.00 ' I United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore-
Twenty five complete novel» to any old aub- I gon, Dec. 20, I890.—Notice is hereby given that Homestead Entry No. 8626,for Lots 6, 7, 10 and
irin was asked I y u mrinltvr of the Ox- vlf in the FOUth.
It
of
sec.
1
tp.
3 s, r lo w.
compliance with the prov isions of the act of
ford county bar regarding the legal qua)
He names the following witnesses tonrove
The f«»rces ef the former were ecat- scriber who will bring us one new subscriber. < in ongress
<»f June 3. 1x78, entitle«! “An act for the
These
rates
apply
only
to
new
subscribtrs
and
his
continuous
residence upon and cultivation
ification> of a practitioner in another iere<l bv tho English troops, and Mon-
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
of, said land, under Sec. 230I, x. s
those who pay arrearage and renew their Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
¡Mirt of Maine. Said Ije, “Mr. —might nonth's army of about 0,000, in at- to
James
Pvaterfield.
John Pesterfield, Ed Lvs-
subscription before the end of this month.
John W. Maxwell,
ter. and Otto Walther, all of Nc«to< ton, Tilla
sit in this < hair whib* an elephant and n empting to tak«» the royal forces by
of Netarts, County of Tillamook State of Ore­ mook county, Oregon.
monre paM vp the wtr.i't before hia eyes- urp isc. w» re belated by mistaking the
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
3* 43
J. T. Apperson. Register.
NOT1CB TO TAXTATEM.
statement N 2403, for the purchase of the s e
Of the lnoute her« uld tell you the length oads iu a uight march, were attack»*d
’4 ol s w l4. sec. 11, e V, of 11 w l,4 and n e y of
of the tail, th»' texture ol the co.at, and
1 daylight arid completely routed
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
w ». ot sec 14. tp. 2 11, r 9 w, and will offer
Notice ia hereby given that 1 will meet the s proof
to show that the land sought is more
the color of tho eye, but it would never
I.and office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
lonun uth acted with great cowardice, taxpayers in Tillamook County 1 I on
the follow valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­ z. isi — Notice is l.er.bv given that the follow­
«H'cur to Mr.
that he had aven an I: !:ig from th«» fiv'l 1 almost at the out ing dales, at the uxual place oh voting.
tural purposes and to establish his claim to said ing named settler has tiled notice of her Inten­
Dolph
February ifi
elephant!” Lcwibton Journal.
land befote the Register and Receiver of this tion ton.ake final proof in support of herclaim
t of the «'Ugazi'nient. He was after
Little Nektucca......
1»
office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the and that suid proof w.ll be made before the
Union
..
irdt kenia n mean disguise and 1 h »-
19
2is t day of April, 1891.
County Clerk oi Tillamook County, al Tilla
Hebo
Could Stiiiiil U.
20
1 li.» New fimii«-«.
He names as witnesses:
■ a«’e 1
fhe last battle in (Ireat Brit-
mook, Oregon, on April 11. ls,l, via:
Beaver
21
I.
Laughary,
and
('
Palmer,
of
McMinnville.
“Th«‘ operation,0 said the sun^»n
Netart »
Dnnc.’tn are much interested iu the
Joseph B. Lester,
25
W. S Cone, of Bay City, and II Roberts of Tilla­
Carnahan
26
Pre-Emption I., S. No. 5;.W, for the w « of n w
mook, all of Oregon.
programme laid out by ilio recent mi gently to the man who had just no t
South Prairie
27
4
and
n
of
n
e
W ot see 4. tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
Nehalem
tinniti convention of dance teacb.era. with un accident, “will la* very painful,
Cannot be xuccesafully traveled with­
March 5
She nnniesthe following w ltnesses to proveher
above described lands are requested to fileth^ir
<>ui<>n Peak
4
continuou»
residence
upon and cultivation of,
1 u-at on tin- lint istilli A» m mldy Gavotte. i strongly adv«ss you to take un muum
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
said
21,
day
of
out good health. To reach wealth or a«»
Policy
ft
said
«and,
viz:
April.
18^1.
Vrr the Mm
BLiui«?
(Garibaldi.
It i.i daticeli to galop iuumc , and u< in I th» tie.”
coveted poaltlen In lift require» tho M
6
John Herrington Walt. J Smith. Carl Hunt
•^45
J T Apperson, Register.
Hay
“No,” said th»» Kuffi rvr. “I think I can
l’he methods employed by women in
poiaottlon and operation of all the taw
9
tended to o|>eli a *‘»nudi and early" in
and James b. Ileeher, all of Tillamook, Tilla
lloquartou, March lo. to March jl, inclusive
mook County, Ore.
ultlea kind natur. has endowed us wltk.
plan* of the promenade or grami march. bear it. I ha>e be»»n used to shaving mv- | raising money for churches and charities
TIMBER LAND. ACT JI NE .3. i V8._ no TI( F
H am D owns ,
41-46
__
J
T.
Apperson,
Register.
1
Thete conditions cannot oxlst unless ths
' uv »•oniinnnliy the subject of satire and
Any nuinlter may |uirli< ipate, aud tiw ftclf.” SL Joseph New«».
FOR Ti BL1CATION.
Hhrrtff sr.d Tax-c. Hector
I nited State« Land Office. Oregon City. Ore­
physical being Is in perfect working
TH KO. STC1NHILBFR.
n lemmHion by the other s<»x. Why
figure, inelude rapidly changing eirelre.
gon.
Dec.
2O,
iBqO.--Notice
ia
hereby
given
that
order, snd this Is Imposslbls when th»
iH.ln't ILruil Ih'rply.
»all they | m rxist in the^» methods The Dated thia a5th day ot January, lR9o I*t)utT in compliance with the provisions of the act of
»pirah, boreeahoex, aquaria uud Jadygotia.
liver
and spleennre torpid, thusobstriei-
tongre»» of June ffi-s entitled An act for the
Brings I'm iiKtomahed that Hara Van •otter to illustrate, it is necessary to em­
Among the round dancea approved by
sale ot timber lands in the States of California
Ing the secretions, causing Indigestion
the ma.tera are the Oxford, a aort of do Milk d,M--.ii't find out th,' character ot ploy anecdote. “Why in the workl will TtLt.AMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE Rot'TH Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, ’ '
and dyspepsia, with all of their ace»»-
achottiaehe; L'Kcbure, doue to galop that dis», lute foreigner she's alsmt to .Vi men go on getting up these timotne
Wm. H. Ebernian,
psnytng horrors.
Stage
leaves
North
Yamhill
daily,
except
Sun
Inin
h
fair»
and
festivals?
’
asked
a
gen
marry.
Win
.
that
girl
used
to
be
able
of
Tillamook
County
of
Tillamook,
Stateot
time; the Portland, eombining (adkaiuid
DR. HENLEY'S
Oregon, hu this dav-filed in this office his sworn
1.1.1 in a short time since. “They use day. at 5 * M. for Tillamook.
vaiti »te|«, tho Melthwome and the to rend a man like a Iss k.
l poll r.cripl uf MODEL or SKE TCH of inven­
statement No. 2,. 2. for the purchase of the tion.
English
Dandelion Tonic
Leave.
Tillamook
daily,
except
Simdav.
at
I
make
careful
examination,
and
advise
a«
Dubl« Probably she's satisfi,si in hi. :p \ lu ibb* tim» and wear themselves 5 a m tor North Vumhd .
a
of a w i, ..nd s I. ,,f . e i
Vieuna. Of all tho novel dance, that
exerts a specific Influence orer the Ihrsr,
il ^ th’e
\ n,,d will offer prooftoshow to patentability v.n, or chakgv
await public uppn,val the bizarre and •«H> to read only the title. Detroit Fr,, >»ut i’i making thing*, and then they go
with
my
offices
ni.vrTi.v
acro
««
mow
T
nr
excites
It
to
heslthy
sctlon, rasoires Its
Makes renneetkm with train, al North Yam­ that the land sought u n.orevahinble for its ih«r >bc'ufti>>pcrsonalattendaTnre
m l buy the • tme things bock. Why do hill
F um illation, laith waltxra, aro moat like­ Pnws.
.fl,r »^^''Kural purpowi,
chronic engorgements, snd promotes ths
ivr Pot Hand.
tes
for
m
JVI"'
r
cnt
that
I
have
«aperior
fa,
,ii
and
to
establish
his
claim
tosaid
land
beforethe
iu Let .] : t put their names down fora
ly to be indorsed. The latter i.s intricate
secretions ; curas Indigestion nnd consti­
l-or Iteight or esprew bll-ine«». apply at Cohn Register and Receiver of thia office at llre.on f„r thJ '"ak,n? prompt p.ellmin.ry aean h.-s
Gelling O,,.
rtain nmount of money and let it goat Rios
aud graceful, while the Bizarre te apir-
pation, shnrpons the appetite, tonas op
store, I iiiaiucMik.
Citv.Oregon, on Tu.-s.lay the n day of April lion of •ppriicatton»7or*^tem rndfi/ISSd'
(Tara
I
really
feel
as
it
I
were
mak
­
thutF*
1891. He names ns witnesses
-«i m
tha entire systsm, and make» life wortfi
ited. Only two equal, danov. wore ac
Pa»«enger agency at Occidental Hotel.
t. I. Smith. J II -milh Frank Crane .n.l
ing
some
prognvt,
with
young
Mr.
(A
kh
I-
If thi p ulleinan had been at the sew
cepted by the convention the Elite
I bring.
a" °‘ t,11*mook'
catch.
O orton . Mana«»».
FEES MODERATE, and exci ran r
mg n » 1» v the next dnv he might have
Lail,'«‘re and the Mehmgv yuatlrille
Maud
Uow
so?
Detroit Free Priva.
.“r-
u-ml the answer to hi» question. His
Clara The other night when he called x\ife pledg'd herself to furnish for the
/ V.v r-( if EH E Hi )( ES.
orTprii."^?'’ oBc* on
b'f*>r' "M a*‘ d"> Sot-lCtTOR Ann -\T^MI !E,Lsl'I’.ATXMTC*f.ES
on me he didu't wear a druae suit. — •«»min : ! •> ival u certain number of tea .J?’
A Hielt ChhiMinuu.
TilHmook w.llbcopcncvtrv
36
45
J
-
T
-
Apperson.
Register
Brookly
n
Lafe.
iu ih. urrk front « o'< lock a . m to , .-lock
A hidy write, freni C«lifvrnia: The
i.-cuits, a I.vi go cake, several pounds of d,,
•» WASHINGTON. DC
; " .
fr,,n; 1 <“ I r M . .nd from
vtlw-r day 1 k » . v a CUimuuau gu iute a
'Mention »f,
1 s
Vffie..
cofft'c uud other artrclca. “You know,’* ir.tr m ««l.clow.t AjminutwpuM-r M
T.o LIlM-aL
l‘U’1»"« r low.l ,
S;iii Francta.-» sai inga lank and prearut
the said to a friend, “one can send these ?cÍw'l7r‘í,*"<l
Tiw.r.LAAb,
WM-NOT.C.
r„.
Teacher When the wwe men came to things out of the bouse just ns well as
hi« luuik book at the cashier*» drak. Hi.
Sophl, Severance, l*m(-mi»trr»».
uioiH-y wm Ivwught to laiu lu a wooden the king what did they say?
General Agts. for D. M. Ferry &. Co’s
not. but if 1 were to ask my husband to
Boy n»'y uud, "b king, live for­
tray or drawer, a. u the custom iu thia
give th-? money be might open his eyes
cm.plu.rc« ..th th« prov>.m,„ Jf th,‘„'I
Congress of June 3,
entitled Xn
<■" .v
apéete ¡laying «tate, and poured in a ever!"
a little
Alice FL Ivee in Foruiu.
office al Orer>n < ity, Orereii Febrn «•1« of timte-r lands in th« Slatrs'of tillfoL!?*
Teacher Quite right; and what then!
»Ulluug yellow stream of double “»gi..-
*n 4. lSl -Noi»« 1« hereb, liven Uwt thè oregrn. N.v.d. .ad R..I...X» T«*X’"";
.Jlowu,.
|
„.„ter
h..
flieJ
notte«
,.V
hte
• Boy Ami immediately the king lived
tuto hi» canvas bag.
Kb. Ural. In Wild Animal».
Mtahad I. Martin.
intentiou lo mafie Ansi proni in aupport of hi,
He liftol It with ibffieulty to hi» forever.- Life.
M.s Ele anor O. Duffy has a large sta­ claiiu »11« tliat m «I pr,>.l «ni be mJde N fore of Tacoma. County of I'Hrcv. slal« w.,h
ibe fiountv (.lerfi oCrtllamook Conili, .1 T>1. inrton. ha, this dav tiled ,,, ,hi. „I'”:,
Garden Seed.
ahoulder, and carried away |ll,iM) with
ble win re »lie conduct» a profitable and mvok. Oregon, on Aprii». innt.viR:
IteaXal Nat«.
a» uncinai riud an air m one who i> a
»iKvenafiil biuineee in wild animala She
James r Tinte,
A |>rufraaiir iu the New York dentaj employ, two keepers, and import, imm ."Tuf.Tx”*** *"r"** • ♦ *of*>• rii , ¡t ’ f r • wi a°d w»n offer proof to »h *
mere mortal, aud not a ci batial, might
thatthe land sought is more valuable for
take ideveti 1 had the curiiwty to aak collaK» a»k«>J OM of the uew «tudeuta;
animal, every j oar to supply tlw tag-
or stone than foe agnculturwl n
He natura thè tollowing witnesse» t„ ««— h„ timber
" Whut 1» the name uf the teeth that M'lini. circu» and thmlncal trade. Just
hu r<« all 'll, and leuruod that be u a
Po<es and to eatabluh his claim to Mid Un J
RW‘' CC ofthiaisi at
-M uSdU,,te"*Wr”’
a
huuiao
Imiuq
Rvta
¡mwnliruker! in time our couaia. freni
Grass, Clover and all kinds of
now her st,<k inclndre a royal Bengal
.f teTrH
n*”" °n Thu^”- the te".y
G W Fhelna
"Fata'twth, of conrw.’’—Texaa Sift­ tigi'V, on. lion, on. monkey, an arma­ . B R Daniel. F '.• M n I.amb,
far i'aliiway uiay L-come the Both
“f THtemo.fi. rt'M
tern,»; T
c n,nir' ” w,tn«sa«s
y
ing».
acbilil. of Amen»*. Boetou Trauacnpt.
dillo. two teopanla, three pythonh. a
J- T Apperson. Retriater
coyote, two jackal«, two bniigvfn. a
Mlet• «*« I« Mie Caters,
A Freullar Ughi.
Knazlr Ivar, two prong homed ante-
"Ho
may
b*
a
tramp,
but
there'»
arene
Il »¡qrMrs Uiat ite, phoia» »ro «quali;
<>R IONTEST
lopae. some guinea pigs lnd valuable
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizer», etc.
luuniiotu wtaUw drud <« allv». wrt «ir tbiug tpxal in him after all. He Mieks ■I.vimeiM of iiM-kats»«, ostriches aud y, ’ *L»ndOiltev Oregon otv ilregnn F. K
to hi. rilrni at l«wt•
-
- LL V»' ïl *±.- i
«*
“_____________ J- T- 'breraon Register
dry. One vieutut whu wm ti«»»« dif.
macaw«. Miws Dnffv is a Dublin girt, .ta.domu, ri . H^irëÀ fite.V No ss-7
"I
dou't
undemtanil.-
fervot «utetancra in vtew ot obtauunf
•T mean that be never wmím »."—Phil- and. while very fond of her wihl peta
Take it Before Breakfast
liRht wittemi heot, ¡»ut one ut ita »hvll»
b«i« them to (e]|, Barnum is her bwi
adeiplua Tttnua.
iu » j»r of milk ami nani il fo irwl hy.
customer. He knows that in case of an
taliTr’
,nd
remi,,.»
In citar JteUlled water tbc liiffii ninne,
act ident. a railroad disaster or tire that
Bee Keepers' Supplie«.
TU« A m I mmf »pBf l— A a g C ms U h .
wiih an<limini*te-d bnrhtnre. fc* ye*r».
“Well. I am thankful! AH the ¡w*pla »lie ean he depend«! on to piece out his •i molimi A M , to respond and fumuh
We want vou for a cnstomer. Gir® »•
Plarwl in boney thè oolor uf ihe hMln u
ahotit hen» aram so Tory poor ami thin nienagene, and knowing thia confidence ¡n»
Kttd on the tc«tiTttotiv then «ubmtti«.i .» w
a trial order.
«ill belted st tel. J1ÍX „" m I,
•
the tonne ladv kevre henelf in rvadi-
Krtlr«M <
HngliiJl DaiHtelten Tante
flie Road to Uli J
PATENTS,
F. L. Posson & Son,
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
lo 0 clock A. XL
ton«« 11
F. L. Posson & Son»
2C9 2d St, Portland, Or.