Tillamook headlight., August 07, 1891, Image 4

ti ilÂMoft# 'feoZil BWlIMlk’
Address
NOW FLOURISHING BECAUSE OF THE
INSTITUTION OF ARBOR DAY.
I
Sheriffs Sale
^5
FARM AND GARDEN.
INFORMATION OF A NATURE SURE
TO INTEREST RURALISTS.
For
Delinquent School Taxe».
NOTICE FOIL PUBLICATION.
Land Office nt Oregon City, Oregon, July
2, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the fol low-
Total delinquent tax
$ 21 oO ing-nainet! settler has tiled notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
Ami. on Tues lay. the 1st day of September, and that said proof will be made before tlie
I89!, at the hour <jf 10, A. M. of said day, at the County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
court house in said county and state, I will sell Oregon, on August 25, i89i, viz;
the above described real estate at public auction
John J. Earl,
to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redem­
ption to satisfy sa warrtants, costs aud accru­ Homestead Entry, No. 66Û0, for 11 w l4 of sec. 2,
tp.
2
s,
r
lo
w.
ing costs.
id
.».
He names the following witnesses to prove his
June 24, 1891,
Sam. Downs, Shcrifi
continuous residence upon und cultivation of,
of Tillamook county.
said land, viz.
Henry Olds. Bat Ohara, Ben Ohara and I>
By Theo. Stcinhilber Deputy Sheriff.
Tomlinson, all of Netarts P. O. Tillamook Co.,
Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
i-4 s e 1-4 and s w 1-4 n e 1-4 sec 24 tp 2 s
r 10 w, val $8ou Ou
COMMERCIAL
FOUNTAIN PEN*
Only 25cts. P Et-paid.
The only cheap, reliable Fountain I’en
BY VIRTUE OF A W ARRANT ISSUED OUT
of the County Court of the State of Oregon tor
made. Simple, durable, and everyone
Tillamook County, t<> me directed, commanding
Preclude» All Chance for Either Ani­ me to levy on tlie goods and chattels of the de­
warranted.
mal to Get Any /Advantage Deaeri bed linquent tax payers, named on the delinquent
the
Union — Some American Trees
tax rolls for the following named school districts
Address the manufacturer,
with the Aid of IlhiHtratlona.
i for the year 189I, thereto attached, and if none
Famed In History.
be found, then upon the real property as set
forth and described in the said delinquent tax­
The
three
horse
evener
here
illnitrated
ICop} right, I fll, by American Press As-ocla-
rolls, or so much thereof as shall satisfy the
was contrived and hue lieen used for two amount
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
of taxes described therein, together
Land Oilneat Oregon City, Oregon. June
Masona by a Connecticut fanner, who with costsand ex|»enses. I have duly levied,
BOUT treefl there
29, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that tlie follow-
having been unable to find any goods or chattels
writes about it as follows in The Rural belonging to the respective delinquents herein­
inir-named settler has filed nOticeof his intention
is a peculiar fas-
Washing gathered and delivered every to make final proof in support of his claim, and
New Yorker:
after named, upon the following described
cinat ion w h i c h
that
said proof will lie made before the County
or parcels of land us set forth in said de­ week. Work done on short notice when desired.
F >r the neck yoke take a single piece pieces
belongs to no
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
linquent school tax-lists, lying in said Tilla­
gon, on August 2O, 1891, viz.
of tough timber of the desired sire anil mook County, State of Oregon, described and Starched shirts 2octs eacli after June ist.
other product of
George Riefenberg,
length and cut it into three pieces, mak­ assessed as follows:
nature. They are
Suits cleaned to order.
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7.520 for the s e • j' of s e 1
ing a joint six inches on each side of the
D istrict N o . 9.
the home« of
sec. 35, tp. 2 s, r 10 w. und lots 1 and e '2 of n e*
LESTER HART.
Abercrombie Louis, allofblk24Thayer’s
sec. 2,tp. 3 s, r 10 vv.
.birds, tho shade
add to Tillamook. Val |6o0.o0
$ 3.00
He names the following witnesses toprove his
of the weary, tho
Barney John,lot 6 blk Stillwell’s add to
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
ornaments of the
Tillamook, val |200,oo total val of tax­
said land, viz:
able properly f375.00
Clarnce Tilden, A.S. Tilden, G. M. Meansand
l.«7
landscape; group­
Dimmick G. B., 11 w ,‘i blk 15 Thayer’s
John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, P. O. Til­
ed as forests or
add to Tillamook, val $200.00
lamook Co., Oregon.
logue. Address Daniel F. Beatty,
Day J., beginning 60 ft s of s w cor of blK
6-li
J. T. Apperson, Register.
groves they gath­
Washington, New Jersey.
8 thence w 60O it. thence s 50O ft. thence
er moisture and
e boOft. thence n 5oo ft, except lots sold
NOTICE, FOR PUBLICATION.
lillison and M. V. Stillwell, 6J4 a< res
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, June
draw down the gentle rain, with*»ut which
val $3250.00 other property <590.00 total
29. 1801.—Notice is hereby given that the
this earth would become an arid dex rt.
fSSlo.oo
*
17.70
settler has filed notice of
pii\iiiog-i”r -s following-name«!
DO NOT CRIPE, SICKEN 01
his intention to make final proof in support of
They have all the varied charms of differ­
Erickson A Helsel, that portion of the s e
CONSTIPATE.
his claim, and that said proof will be made be­
«4 of s w % of sec I9 south of slough, tp
ent typea of women, some towering tall
for
catalogue.
Daniel
F.
Beatty,
fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
8.00
I s r 9 w, 30 acres, val $60o.00
Sun Cun« fo « S ick Huo«tHL
and stately toward the sky, and others
Tillamook,
Oregon,
on
August
20,
1891,
viz:
Franklin F.M., lots a and 6, blk 6 and lot
Washington, New Jersey.
and all trouble« arising frooi
A TIirtEH HOUSE EVENETL
3 blk 8, val $2o0.u0 improvements $650.00
content to occupy a humbler lot. Many,
Clarence Tilden,
Indigeatian or Constipation«
4-25
total $850.(10
Improve« the CompleihjQ
middle by bolting on two strips of iron, He««
Pre-emption
D.
S.
No.
“
522
for
the
Lots
3
and
like the apple and pear, grow beautiful
D., 67x210 ft in s«*c 25 tp 1 s r 10 w,
by Purifying the Blood.
K
n
TT
STAR
LODGE,
no . 76, 4, w’of 11 w% s *e 1, tp. 3, s, r 10 w.
as shown in cut (Fig. 1). The polo chain
val $210.0'7 improvements $440.00 total
with the glory of blossom and fruit,
The do«« 6« n be nicely adj h stod to «u.t th«caee, aa
21. kJ. U. Vi£.
Ancient Order United
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
one pill can never be too large a do«e. Easy to taka
$(¡40.00
3*0 Workmen, meets every Monday evening in the
rings A are tlie same distance from the Kraniin G., lots 7 and 8 blk 2 Stillwell’s
while a few, like tho Spanish bayonet of
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
a« «0 much hu gar. 42 pill* put up in • atmng vial
I.O.O. F. hall at Tillamook. I>r. IL Petre is said land, viz:
which < an be tarried in ve»t pocket. A Ur«al C h > h <
center ring B. The pole rings C C are
add to Tillamook, val JNJO.oO
southern latitudes, are repellent and un­
fence In Trawlers anti Razlne«« Men. Noe« «.realae wllfe
Medical Director.
E. E. S ki . ph , M. W.
George Riefenberg, G. M. Means, N. Lesley
F , lots 3 and 4 sec 26 tp 1 s r 10 w
out ••Craacenl” Trade Mark. Sold K vary where, H6e. a bottle,
one-third of the distance from A to B. Lcrcthi
A. W. S everance , Recorder.
lovely. But the tree as a tree is one of
and John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, Til-
Samplo Dose and Dreaei Book for 2«. la ataaapa.
also lots 1 2 and 3 sec 35 tp 1 s r lo w, I71
lamookCounty, Oregon.
I equalize the draught by a bar of iron J
th«; great Ide*-Ungs of mankind.
acres, val $2400.00, indebtedness $900.60
DR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
rUBIFlES the BLOOD; REOULATFS theLIVKR
total |i5()o.o0
7-50
SUMMONS.
by 2 inches, containing three boles. Tho
The different varieties afford to the
and KIDNEYS and RESTORES the DEBILITATED
¡¿arsen E. S., all of blk south of blk 16
to HEALTH nnd VIGOROUS STRENGTH ofYotTa
I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
end holes are 7J inches apart and the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
human race food, clothes, fuel, furniture
Thayer’s add to Tillamook, val $200.00
1.00
O regon , eou T illamook C ounty .
THE Drl. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MH
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore 11, June
other hole is 2| inches from one end (see Linenweber Mary, lots 1 2 and 3 sec 28,
and shelter. A country d stitute of
Hattie Rice, ITff. vs. Sherman Rice, Def't. 29, I89L—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
lots 1 tin<l 2 s« c 15, tp i s r lo w and tide
Fig. 4). Tlie bar stands vertically, with
them may bo termed uninhabitable, and
lots.567 and 8 town of Tillamook, total
To Sherman Rice, the above named defend­ ing-named settler lias filed notice o his inten­
tion to make final proof in support o 1 is claim,
val i.iOOo.Oo
1500 ant:
the edge to tha front, in tlie center of
it is in recognition of this principle and
Mrs. E., beginning at a point 30 ft
In the imine of the State of Oregon, ami that said proof will be made < fore the
tlie pioco which fills the place of the Moore
us a matter of H«‘lf preservation that the
e mid 65 rods and 23 Iks s of the s e cor
You are hereby required to appear and ('ounty clerk of"¡'illamook County.at Tillamook,
pole and back of tho cross bar to the
of blk lo, town of'1 illamook, running
people of thirty-seven states of theUnion
answer the complaint of the above named Oregon, on August 19, I89I, viz:
thence s 16 rods thence w 20 rods thence
Plaintiff, herein filed against you, by the first
Frank Goyne,
shafts, or poles, and is held by a bolt
have established a spring observance
LOST or FAIUNO MANEC
n 16 rods thence e 2o reais to place of
day of the next regular term of said court, to- Pre-emption D. S. No. 5883, for the s e
of n e
C cnoral and NERVOUS BEBIIJ
through tile middle hole. A long evener
beginning, 2 acres, val $800.00 improve­
known as Arbor Day. The first com­
wit: Monday, August 24, ¡89i. And if you fail %, s [i of s e y4' and 11 e % of s e
: ¡Weakness of Body and Kind, II
of sec 19, tp 2
I
ments
$100.00
indebtedness
$2(X).oo
total
so
to
appear
and
answer,
the
Plaintiff
wil
l
apply
of
Erroraor
Erceesea in Old or Y
s, r 9 w.
attached to tho top or shi >rt end of the bar
monwealth to take action in this regard
$7o0.0o
obast. Kvblo MANHOOD fully Hcstorrd. Howtoealam m
3 50 to the court fbr the relief demanded in her
He names the following witnesses to prove
takes the draught of tlie outside horses, McKinley E.,lots 1 and 2blk 10, Stillwell s
wils Nebraska, which iu 1872 set apart a
complaint, towlt: That the marriage contract his continuous residence upon, and cultivation BtrenothcnlVKAK, VNDt.VELGPEDORGANBArARTSOIBODT
Abwuluti ly unfulllac HOM! THEATMENT-IWaUt« la a
add to Tillamook, val $2oo.o0,other pro­
between Plaintiff ami Defendant be dissolved, of, said land. viz.
while a wliitlletree at tho lower end,
certain date for tree planting. Tho cus­
Men tei t»f7 from 50 States and Foreign ( oontrlea. Write 1
perty <695.00 total $895.00
4.46 ami that she have the custodv ot her miuor
T. F. Harris, Mrs. S. E. Lee, Albert Harris D« script!'e Hook, exp'.anntloa and prooie mailed
INDIANS BURIED THEIR under the cross bar. takes that of the Ol«ls Eli, s w *4 sec 25 and lot 13, sec 26 tp
tom did not long remain singular to that WIIKRi:
children and for general relief in equity.
Ajdrc. ERia M edical co ., buffalo , n .
and
O.
B.
Lawrence
all
of
Nestocton
P.
O.
Til
­
BRAVX3.
1 sr low, val <2360.00, other prop«.*rty
Published by order of Hon. K. I’. Boise, Judge lamook C'o., Oregon.
state, but was adopted within a few
middle horse. There is no possible chance
<74».0o, indebtedness $399.00, total
of the above named court.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
years by nearly all tho others with the it can be 8e(*n from the foregoing that for either horse to get nny advantage.
<270o.OO
13.50
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T. B. H andley , Pi ff's Att'y.
most happy results. Schools particular­ tho obflerv<?r.i of Arbor Day, north, The whole tiling is shown in tho cut. It Keener John, lots 7 and 8 blk 1 Hays add
to 1 illamook, val $2o0.o0
l.Oo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ly became interesh *1 in tho affair, and as Routh, east or west, will have little diffi­ is simple, light and brings the team near Smith Win., w'y blk 21 Thayer’s add to
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
Land Office ut Oregon City, Oregon,
. 'i illamook, vaf$3oO.(X>
1.50
a consequence there have been planted culty in ehooHing for perpetuation tree« the load.
|
2,
I891.
—Notice is hereby given that the
eok P ublication .
■ Snyder E. A. & S., Steamer Garfield, val
! United States laind Office, Oregon City, Ore- following named settler lias filed notice of his
find are now nourishing in the American that aro not only of practical use, but
I $1500.00, indebtedness $300.06, total
intention
to make final proof in support of his
A Woman's Views on Poultry.
'
gon,
April
>8,1^91.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
1
<12o0.Ob
6.00 in compliance with the provisions of the act claim, and that said proof will be made before
republic over one billion trees that never about which linger the mighty memories
An Ohio woman writing in tho New Yanderhoof IL, personal property, wagoil
of Congress of June 3, 18^8, entitled “An act for the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
would have had existence but for tho in­ of great deeds an 1 heroic men.
and horses, val $245.00
I 22
York
World
on
poultry
expressed
tho
the salt- of timber lauds 111 the States of Califor­ mook, Oregon, on August 20, 1891, viz’:
It is (plaint old John Evelyn, tho dia-
stitution of Arbor Day.
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,'
Zerclda E. Dunn,
following
views:
Total delinquent tax
___ spring brings
___
_
#137- 1»
This
a _______
renewal _______
of th«* rist of the R hh torntioti, who Hays, ‘’Trees
Fred R. Beals,
Homestead Entry No. 6626, for the w
of s e
.
Where one is keeping poultry with an
cvr»*mon;< 1 connected with tho beautiful
woods have twice saved the world
of
sec.
9,
11
w
*
4
of n e
n e % of n w * 4 sec. 16, |
D istrict N o . 12.
of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of
■ ■ye singly to profit, I consider that it is
tp- 5 R. r 10 w.
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
thisofAce
his
sworn
A NATURAL REMEDY FOB
and wholesome celebration, and for th«* —first by tin. Ark, then by tho Cross.” I
Indorf
e
s e
s w
« e
and r e
lie names the tollowing witnesses to prove his |
Statement No. 24:19, for the purchase of the
% a w % sec 28 tp 2 s r 9 w, val jWoO.oo
Hext two months ull over tho land chil­ Tho worl'l's Kalvatioti still tlrisoiils upon | imjM-rative that only year old liens and
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, | CplIeptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hys­
n
e
1
1
of
sec
34,
tp
2
s.
r
8
w.
and
will
offer
proof
other property $64.oo
f 3-4'• to show that the land sought is more valuable said land, viz:
dren will plant and care for tender «ap- them, for their prosonco alone prevents pullets be kept, tlio older hens being Mars
S., s e
sic 31 tp 2 8 r 9 w, val |10o0
4.o0 for its timber or stone than for agricultural 1 A M Upton and Fred Scherzinger of Orotewn, '
terics, St. Vitus Dauco, Nervous­
lings that in later years shall grow to the drying tip of tho fountain heads of i , cleared off every year. These old hens Monroe John, e % s e *4 sec 21, n e \i sec
purposes, and to establish his claim to said Tillamook Co.,Seba Norton Edward McGlenchy, !
are
by
no
means
worthless,
either
for
2S
and
n
w
J4
n
w
’
t
see
27
tp
2
s
r
9
w,
ness, Hypochcndrla, Mclau-
streams,
»nd
their
ahseuco
would
trans
­
giant monarchs redolent with nature’s
land before the Register and Receiver of this of Mvda, Tillamook Co., O egon.
val
fToO.oO
2.80
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday the
eliolis, Inehri’y, Sleepless«
perfume and abounding with grateful form fields now fertilo into a veritable culinary purposes at home or to market. McMillen .nil the land south of
IF,th
day
of
August,
1891.
He
names
as
witnesses:
Housekeepers am glad to get them for
ill the Lamb claim sec 21 tp 2 s r
•hado. No formiif tri o th iir »elected for Stiharj.
John
Edwards,
of
Trask,
Oregon,
and
('
H
Freas,
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
liess, Dizziness, Brain
9
w.
val
$2oo.oo
0.80 Geo Pettit and C Thayer, of Tillamook, Oregon
A thought suggests itself in connec­ boiling, for fricasso and for soups.
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, June 23,
jierpetuation is without a world-old his­
Pierce S. V.. s w 1, 11 e *4 sec 29 tp2s r 9 w.
aad Spinal Weak­
Aliy and all persons claiming adversely the I89I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow- I
Where
eggs
only
are
required,
the
\nl
.
‘
150.00,
other
property
I152.5U
total
tory, ahvnys interesting and often r<> tion with this widerpreud annual observ­
above-described lands are requested to file their ing named settler has filed notice of his inten-I
>302.50
ness.
1.40
very
best
plan,
in
my
experience,
lias
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
said
18th
day
of
ance, and that is that thoso interested in !
tion to make final proof in support of his claim, |
August i89i.
and that said proof will be made before the ■ Thio msdi-Inn Las dl.act action upon S»
tho pl r.itin ' of trees might do well also Iteeii to keep pullets only, but when eggs
Total delinquent tax
•2.45
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
County
Clerk
of
Tillamook
County,
at
Tilla-
<
: larva cantera, a’dayln? all Irrlr.abillik« mg
to l and tlien'.sclves together for the pres­ and chickens are both required my plan
mook, Oregon, on August 17 ¡891, viz:
D istrict N o . 14.
I ’icreaalnc th* Go v api lower ot nerve fluid
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
A. Newman,
ervation of tic few reninining ancient is to keep half and half of year old liens
F. S. Land Office. Oregon City. Oregon, July Homestead Entry No. 755I, fortlie s ’.2 ofs c
' : Is perfectly haimlesc and leaves no us-
Ivy Mrs. C.E., beginning at a po<t on
landni.trks of this r. >rt stiil scattered and pullets of various ages from Febru­ I Bay
27, isvt.—Complaint having been enter' d at this sec. 11. n >2 of 11 e 1, sec. I4, tp. 1 s, r 8 w.
ordinary high water line, 13'J links s
Jlo&oant it'’rets.
< iffite by Andrew M. Austin against Miirio'i F
und 267 links v of the meander corner
He names the following witnesses to prove his '
‘.hroughout tho country. Of tho cele­ ary to May. It occasionally happens
Morgan for abandoning his Homestead Entry continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
between sec 2oand 21 tp i nr 10 w, set
that
it
pays
to
keep
a
really
good
hen
for
brated tree, that I have mentioned but
No. 6671, dated July 6. 18x6, upon the lot 1 and said land under. Sic. 2301 r . S.
a stone 21x14x8 from which an alder HI
n Mi n e ’4, sec. 20, a ml n w
11 w ’4 sec, 2i,
F“ F" A Valuable Book on Nervoui
M I) Civanaiigh, W b Illingsworth, D Perry
inches tn dia brs 11 83 deg, e 48 links
one or two remain. Tho others fell ns many as three seasons, as site will lay
tp
2S., r id w, in Tillamook countv Oregon and J Gabrielron, all of Tillamook, Tillamook I j RJIi L Diseases sent free to any address
«list,
an
alder
loinches
in
dia
brs
11
43
cither through wunt of caro or b.s'aiiso tho eggs to supply you with thriving
I W ■ ■ a,,<i
patients can also obtain
with a view to the cancellation of said entry, County, Oregon.
«leg w 60 links (list, thence s 65 min. c
P
E
n
to» La this medicine l'roe of charge.
the s:.id parties are hereby siimiiioneu to ap­
they chrtrice 1 t > iutpedo »onto •‘improve­ young ones at well as fresh eggs for tho
on ordinary high water line 2.^8 clis,
5-fO
J- T. Apperson, Register. ,
pear
nt
this
office
on
the
24th
d:iy
of
September,
This
remedy
has
been
prepared by the Revere
seta
tom-
14x12x10
trom
which
an
table during t he Into spring and summer.
ment.”
18y|, at ¡0 o’clock A. M . to respond unit furnish
r i2 inches in dia brs n 85 min, e
end Pastor Ko 3 cig, of Fort Wayne, Ind., since 1878»
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
There api>e.ira no reason why, if wom­ I ii!d«
testimony concerning said alleged abandon­
Oene ally it may Im said their fate
41 links dist, an alder 8 Inches in dia
Land office nt Oregon Citv, Ore. June 21, 189i 1 and is now prepared under his direction by the
ment.
n 33 •••in w 72 links dist. thence n
—Notice is hereby given that the following-
was thin of a ni ig’iifleont s 1 ttafras tree en lend their time to tlie care of poultry I brs
I J. T. Appcrgon, Register.
19 15 clw. set a post from which a nar-
named settler has tlkd notice of his intention KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, III.
which formerly 11 >uri lied nt West Cam- at all, they should not keep that which
|B. F. Burch, Rei eivcr.
10-15
berry lo inches in dia brs n 12 mm e 85
to make final pr^f in suppoit of his « laim. and
Sold by Druggists at SI per Bottle. 6 for
that said proof will be made before the Countv
bridge, M ass. R ’yarding it Mr. (teorgv is pure bred. 1 have found many ad­ I link dist, thence w 2.7<)chs, set a post
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
from which u vine maple8 inches in
Clerk of Tillamook County, ut Tillamook, ore- 35. Lar:roFlze,SL.7S. 6 Bottles for S9i
B. Einrrson h;vi written: “It measured vantages and no disadvantages in keep-
Land offi< e at Otegon City, Oregon, July ■ gon, on August 18, 189i, vir:
dia brs n 22 min w 27 links dist,
24, 189L— Notice is hereby given that the fol­
thence s I7.89 chato the point of be­
mon» than three feet through at the ing pure birds. I like to see shapely and
NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION.
Andrew J. Heater,
lowing-named settler has filed notice of his in­
ginning containing five acres, value
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Juh
base, nivI rone without a limb more than beautiful plmnaged birdson my grontnls,
of
>2(k> 00
$ 1.00 tention to make final proof in support of his Pre-emption D. S. No. 7I39. for the s w
IfiJi.—Notice is hereby given that the folk»'
s
w
%
of
sec.
12,
tp.
2
m
,
r
i<»
w.
to
liegiu
with.
Theu,
instead
of
having
claim,
ami
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
liotaling
A
Co.
A.
P..
part
of
tho
p.
L.
thirty feet, with a trunk very straight
ing
named settlor has filed notice of hi«inie
|
the County Clerk of Tillamook (’ounty. at 1 He names the following witnesses to prove his tion
claim of It. A. Bayley in Rec 22 tp 1 s r
to make final proof in support of hisclmi
and f lightly diminisho I, al wive which it on band a lot of cockerels to kill off for
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
Tillamook, Oregon, on September 15, 1891, viz:
w, beginning at the n w cor of a tract
and
that said proof will be made before t
said
land,
viz:
’
s
home
consumption,
1
can
sell
them
at
a
of land sold by B A. Bayley out of the
had a broad and lofty head. It was
Charles E. Steel,
County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Till
S Miller, M 1> Ketldin;. Henry 01.1« and '
1 f t « said fractional Bee
nearly sixty feet high, and had been fair prim'to thowho desire to infuse 1 8"
Pre-eniptfon D. S No. 7581, for the .« w % of s An.irew Hansen, all of Tillamook. Tillamook mook,Oregon,011 September 2, 1891, viz;
22. running thence n to the 11 w cor of
w
of
sec.
28,
tp
4.
s.
r
10
w.
into
their
tl
>
-kt
new
blood.
The
sur
­
county.
Oregon.
I >ng growing by itself. It was felted
said lot 1 see 12 Ipi 11 r lOw, thence e
E- A. Chamberlain,
1 He names thefollowing witnesses to prove his
5-10
J- T. Apperson. Register. 1 Pre-emption
1
along the northern boundary of said
D. S. No- 7266, for the lots 2, 3 ««
and its roots dug up to allow a stone plus lions .an 1 pullets are always in de­
continuous residence upon and culthation of,
lot 1 to a point from whence a line
4
of
sec.
12
and
lot 1, of sec, 13, tp. 3 8, r 10*.
said
land,
viz
:
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice ron
wall to run in a straight line! Such ni and at g.>xl prices. If yon are anxious
drawn south will include in these
lit* names the following witnesses to prove h
Henry H Miller, George H Aid *rma:i. Charles .
.
P ublication .
bounds 20 acres, thence south to the
to advertise your flocks the puro bred
continuous residence upon and cultivationc
pieces
of
burbarhnn
aro
but
too
com
­
lohnsoti,
and
Preston
Colwell
all
of
Woods
Til
­
RCT1OOL ( IIII.DItK.N PLANTING A TREE.
I Kited States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ said land, viz:
waters of fillamook Hay. thence west­
birds make a tine show at the state and
lamook County Oregon.
mon.”
gon, June I3, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that,
erly and with the meandering» of
E Osburn and H M Farmer, of Woods. A
jn.'ititic. Tho tipple ha* lieen fatuous
10-15
J. T. Apperson, Register.
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of Rhoades aud S Wfgleof Hembree, all of Tilli
Tillamook Hay and the boundaries of
county fairs. In regard to cross breeds
Arls»r
D.»iy
has
now
been
so
long
ob-
kongre«. of June 3 18-h, entitled An act for the 11100k County, Oregon.
ainco th«» time of I’ve, ami that “lord of
the aforesaid tract to place of begin­
1 will say here that tirst-cross birds are
»••rve<l
that
the
d«*tails
of
its
celebratiou
NOTICI-:
FOR
PUBLICATION
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
ning. containing *Jo acres, val $s«o.uo
l.so
8-13
J. T. Apperson. Register.
tho woods, tho long surviving oak," has
Land^officc at Oreffon t’ity, Oregon, July 24.
For year 1889
often very valuable egg producers, but
• 50 1 Sift.—Notice is hereby given that the following Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
an efltablished place lioth in sacred and in the way of public exercises are quite further breeding from tho crossed birds Handley Chas B._ part of the P I,,
_
Arthur Provoost,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
well
established,
nnd
no
suggestions
*
nameJ
settler
has
tiled
notice
of
his
intention
of
Bay
City,
County
of
Tillamook,
State
of
claim of 11. A. Bayley iu sec 22 tp 1* s r
profane history. Jupiter was born be­
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, July
I tomake final proof in support of his cl:.im aaid Oregon, hasthisday filed in thisoffice his amend­
has not lieen witli me successful, as the
lo w. beginning'at the 11 w cor of a
neath its branches. Vinter its shad»»w at therefor nee«l I m » given herewith. But
that said proof will be made before the County ed sworn statement No 2451. for the purchase of 1891.— Notice is hereby given that the follow®
tract of land sold by H. A. Hayley out
best qnaliticoof tlie two breeds originally
named
settler has filed notice of his intent!
th«»
following
extract
from
a
circular
of
; Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­ the n _ 01 « e 1,. sc J4 ot n e
and 11 v •« «f
<»f the s w cor of the aforesaid fraction­
Mamre Abraham talktsl with the angels.
make final proof in support of his claim.!
gon, on September I7. iSJl, viz:
crossed deteriorate and ill time disappear.
«< 1 of *c. 17. tp.lN.mw, and will offer to
al sec 2a. running thence 11 to the n w
that said proof will be macle before the Coot
It was adored by tin» ancit nt Britons as tho Illinois Stat«» Horticultural wx'iety
cor ot s:ud lot 1, s«'c 22 Ip 1 s r 10 w thence
t»,at the land sought is more
John F. Wright,
There am, however, exceptions to this,
for its timber or stone than for agricul­ Clerk of 1 illamook County, at Tillamook, V
v along the boundary of said lot 1 to a
the go«l of thunder, and I’n.-lif h history may prove an ai l to those who are yet
I’re-eniption I) S. No. M80, for the s e
of sec valuable
as to most other rules.
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to gon, ou August 27 189i, viz:
point from whence a line drawu south
2.5. tp 2 s. r 8 w.
teems with the stories of famous oaks, nnd«vid«»d as to what trees to plant:
A, L- Alderman,
said lai.d before the Register and Receiver of
will include in these boumls 2O acre«,
Fur Park« Maple, d I iu , Hyc.Muor«', burr <wik
Hr name« the following witnesses to provo
thorn» of William Rufus, of Robin Hood bliu
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, Homestead Entry No. 6636, for the s e *4 of ij
thence « to the waters of Tillamook
Fattfiihig Calve*.
his continuous resklen c upon and culti« ntion this
k walnut, <it.J 1‘a,
losa, magnolia.
t*ie 13I1 day of Neptembvr, 189i.
Bay, thence westerly and with the
*4 and lots 2, 3 and 4 sec.. 17, tp. 2 n, r 10 w. J
of said lami, viz:
an«! of Herne naturally occurring to the Norway maple, ha« kb«*rry, llmlcn, ush, inul-
He names as witnesses:
meandering« of Tillamook Bay and
In raising calves for veal tho no«nor
He names the following witnesses to'PR
David s Bales, George Shotwell, Oliver I)
mind of the general reader. And it is larry, tulip irrv-, hut «'liter, Nurway nprucu,
55 S Cone, and L Parker of Bay City. II hi-continuous residence upon and cultivate
tin boundaries of the aforesaid tract to
tho young nni mnh are fatted nnd auffi
Boatman, ami John Edwards uIl of Trask Tilla­
place of beginning, containing j O acres
A
M
H,re
ofTill
«n>'-ok.
rillantook
of,
said laud viz:
of the oak that the ¡metical rruhtnins white pin >, Scotch pin«', vhoitnut.
mook County Oregon.
val fjdr» On
« ounty Oregon.
matured for the purpose the more
For l awns Elm. urar itiapte, tulip tro<\ cientlv
1
1.50
BenJ lligginhotham. Henry Baker and ■'
J- T. Apperson, Register, j Any a.id nil nernona claiming adver-ely the
sing: “Oh. generous mother of tho nuurnoUa a« uminate. linden, rut loav«xi birch, profit
J.J , 30 acres in D D Bayley's
|
Keat<^u, of Nehalem, Wni Heitniiiler, of n
there will In« in it. This will I k * Handles
P. I. claim w of Z. lairge, 4*4 acres e
nbo\c <le»crib< d huids are requested to file their lamook, Tillamook County, Oregon.
acorn, thou givent shade to tho wo<sl- « atal|»a np<- io> », Norway maple, ash,ch«Mtnut. |
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
accomplished by the natural process ol
ot M Smith's, sec 2n tp 1 n r low. 14(4
■ in.,hu "««on or before said sjth day
712
J. T. Apperson. Registerj
Land Offici* at Oregon dtv. Oregon, July 24 ot September,
cutter xvho slays tins», while the sandal Norway spruce, whit«» pine, arlmr * Ita*.
1891.
J
'
acres,
al-o
an
undivrd
interest
in
ll
the milk from tho mother Homi­
! 1841—Noth e i« hereby gixen that the follow
For Strc'ct« Elm, burklM'rry, Mugar maple, drawing
’
aerss of tide land fronting on sec 21 tp
tr« «» ¡MTfumes tho n.x that lays it low.’’
S'M
J. T.Apperson, Register. ■ T illamook <k grand hondestagk
hig
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
hi«
inteu
'
a h, II ih I vu , tulip trv*e, *>catu<»rv,(*iilalpa«¡ mw I- er
’ than by artificial feeding, an 1 calves
1 nr tow. also niortby Fred Paquet to
To the maple cling "more of almriginal
tlou tomake final proof in ipport of hlsrlaim
J. J Handles, amt I i . s O. o O secured by
I
f that are allowed to suck their (lams will
Leaves Tillamook for Grand Roudc, Mon<
; anil that «aid proof will be made before the I
NOT IC K—M MON S.
part ol B A Hiyley's P. L claim in
romance than to any other arl»oi-val
Fort'ountry ll<»«uls Elm.sugarmapte,ratal- |
; County Clerk of Tillamook Conntv, at Tilla !
lie
preferred
by
the
butcher.
As
a
mat
­
Wednesdays and Fridajs,
sv<-
22
tp
I
n
r
10
w.
Ix-ginning
at
a
point
*a, black n id nut, Uudeu, luukl»vrry.
pr-ntixt of American soil. When the
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
luook,
Oregon,
on
September
15.
1891,
viz:
on meandered line of Tillamook Bay
ter of profit to dairymen th» milk will
Leaves Grand Ronde for Tillamook, Tue«
OF OREGON FOR TILLAMOOK
ixdontdeof two or thret» centurie« ago
Milton Calhoun,
1* 66chains r of line between sec 21 and
I m » of more value than the calf, but to a
Thursdays and Saturday*.
COUNTY.
22.11 to 11 line of said claim, »to the
ITe emption I> S. No 6*9. for the • »■ V of n e I , I R DAWSON Plaintiff
grew acquainted with the manners ami
*
meander line, v with said line to begin­
farmer who lias plenty of milk and u
tp 1 s'r 8 wfS e
a,,J 11 2 °f S W * °f SeC 3’’
Makes connections with McMinnville
VS
'
customs of tlb’ir Indian n« i (hlsirs tliey
ning, containing .» 4> acres val Ji4.5o.0o,
I Mor market for it it may be quite differ
AI.VIN PHELPS. Def t S
Grand Ronde Stage.
JOHNTYIJ®*|
indebtedness |2 j 0 HO, total flJjo.On
«.IS
learned that it was the practice of the
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.«
Tillamook. OR
,
the above named defendant: I.arsen House,
ent. In this case it is simply a question Preston M.. w H ne ty. s sv s e ’4 and
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of
eastern savage« who dwelt in the fur-
In the nmne oftlie »tate .»f Oregon, vou are
«aid land, viz:
n w q % e '4 sec 2? tp I n r 10 w, 160
of the lk»t»t way to fatten the calf It
TILLAMOOK
a
Y
5
MHILL
STAGE
ROUT*|
,
L7
?
to
appear
ami
answer
the
coin-
e4 to bury their distinguished m«»n I «
acres, val f49s 00
..
.H alt. Jerome Wn’ling, Merion
>45 falling,
nearly all the milk of the cow is re Linenwetier Mrs. Mary A . lota 1 2 and 3
pbuntiff fil. <1 against you in the above
and William Hall all of Tillamook Til-
math young tna(4o tr«s»s, their tsdief
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except S
entitled action by the first day of the first regu­
Innuxik Co., Oregon.
sec .»2. lots 1 sec 1.5 and lot 1 sec lo also
quire«],
then
remove
the
calf
as
soon
as
Iwing that with each n-current »¡iring-
lar term of tlxr Circuit Court above named, next day, nt 5 a . m . for Tillamook.
N ginning at a point 2.96 chains « li 24
J. T. Apperson, Register
he has enough and strip the cow clean at
■ nsui'ig afb r six weeks, successive publication
chains e of n w cor sec 2?. « 4? deg e 87
tuntf the virile spirit of their hcruea
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sund«7»
of
thisMinimona towit the fourth Momlny in
once. Where half of th«» milk will be
chains « c9 .Wchain«, a M deg e I2 chs,
NOTH F FOR Pl RLICATION.
tl »weil upward in tho sap, an 1 that who-
\ugust. 1.891. or in default thereof, the plaintiff 5 a . m . for North Yamhil .
- <♦ «lev e |6 chains, s .»s deg. e 12 eh»,
• and Office at Oregon City. Oregon. Ittlv 24
sufficient
tin»
fln«t
half
will
I
m » the least
will
t
ike
judirment
against
you
for
the
sum
nf
*
3
»«ieg
;0
mm.
e
is
chains
s
1<
deg
15
i*#i.
-N.*ltee
i«
hereby
given
that
the
following
• ver «hank this sap ateorls* I th«» virtu «
Makes connection with trains at North
fattening, and it will be a question for
named settler has filed notice of his intention fX-»4s.;s an,| accruing interest fr«>m Jan ?1, iSnl hill
.th.Uib 0 ''thx.iiiile.-.'uin,
for Portland.
»«id the jralor of th«» mighty dead.
to mahe Anal proof In support of hi» claim, and at the rate of s percent per annum and will
» • 3 deg. e 28 chain« • 50 .lev
min. e
the
owner
t
*
decide
whether
the
calf
take
a
further
order
f«»r
the
«ale
of
the
follow-
that
^.id
proof
will
be
nm.fe/'cfore
the
<
ounty
1« chains » «7 deg 15 mm, e * chains, «
indeed alh>ut almost ex ry tree indig
l or freight or express business, apply«10
shall have the first or the List. It should,
< Ierk of Tillamook County at Tillamook. Ore' in this action tow it P ; r»F»«.' hen (of.,r. attached ft Go's store, Tillamook.
"5 de« < 16 chains « *2deg, s 3.33chains
enot’.s to Am» ri a there 1« cee I ^.-nd
gon.on Sept I7. 1891, viz
deg w 4 v challis s 2; deg 1.5 miu
however. Iw remembered that there is r « <5
BesinnlnsstapointAi rndi -outh «nd ts,
• its . »Wl' A g,
H|iu w
ch;<
of dignity and worth. There aeem«*<l a
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
Andrew G Anderson,
rSU|T!sw 1vnT «"“'f between
iMlitp.
nothing
to
I
m * gained by limiting the
n
27
deg
15
miu,
w
It
12
chains
n
58
deg
bond of sv tn pal hy lx two« n Hawthorne*«
r
u Rr ° 'J.i "
meridian, thence «outh
0. ORTON. MAMA««»-
rrcH-mption
I».
S
N
...
M'»,
for
the
n
e
of
xv
w 3»• ham» n *4 deg 15 mm, e > 75, con
milk
ration
of
a
calf
that
Is
bring
f.rt-
14. tp 2 s. r 9 w.
1 ' nortir-V.IJ, o ° "»' a 'hence
/Bomber genius and tin» solemn ash ire« s
tattling j «w acres, see 27 tp 1 n r lo w
north
.
s
,|
(rrt
,
,
minute«
e»
>r
»
th
-nce
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
tvnvd
for
veal
or
in
attempting
lo
fatten
HELP
WANTED1
»»ith buildings, boat« and machinery,
that grew iu front of the Old Uan«o at
hl« conti nuoti« rv«ld-nev uj»on an«l cultivation
also let« numbered | 2 a ml ; ot «tv 22
huu vu skim milk.
W0M
thence
BETTER THAN A GOLD MINE!
of «aid land, vi«
Concord. Tin» fir played a prominent
and lot.« numbered 1 of «v« K tp Is r 10
1
■’
»• " r.»la to place needed' No risk, but fio to >15 «
J H Hull Fre-lrick Unge G J.«.| Hellhof an i « I m -luing lying wholly in sec. loTn 4 s
p
u containing Uj -9 acres also tide
part iu the trail Jmg «>f 8ui«un«>n'ii tempi*».
(o
w
tn
the
town
of
«
TlllsmmT
Co
O«:
Tenebrr«.
Student«, Minister«,B
live Notes.
It quick all of Nestocton. Tillamook countv
land fronting or abutting u|xm lot 1
ni:d I.a<lie> wanted in evervTown
Oregon.
J '
*11)«» word book originates with the birch
sec 15 and lots 1 2 and 3 see 23 tp I a r
f?>’" .“cu,,'“'
,Of eo“1’*nrt «»hnninenu ot No vx’»eneiice needed. Credit given if (•<’
An abaconding «wann, m the ntun»
’•■fc
J T. Apperson. Register.
tree, amt it i« only n«w«sary to m *nti<»u
h * containing I9.1- «» n-s. val fij'to.oo IS. Ro
Thissummont • brine
Ul,,« publi«he<l
pui
•UggtBl», U on« that haa apparatrd from
bv noter of He early this time and secure first
> '
r- iv on this grand New.
tlie pioe to ev*dre a h »4 of history al
Hou 13 R 1>9I
R. Boise
Total delinquent tax
* Judge
’îîi?ÎC of
Co®rt' dated
the chuter and is gving to its new hotna
NOTH F FDR I’VnLICATlON
$31 10
DON’T BE AN OstilH HI W rl**,
May 13 1*1.
wminiacen«'«** that adoru tho annals of
Mud
office
at
Oregon
Citv.
Oregon.
July
>«••1 Gemioli Ei n. «u ;*r inapt«« tulip before tho boekeepir has had an oppor-
get full information and aelM
l>l»T«K-T NO. It. INS*
Olande Thavt'r «nd
24. INI —Notice is hereby given that the follow­
,
a , limtea, aaU, Norway
Htxxlnnd and Arn rie » ns w« U. it was irvt\ « alai. »
FOOTPRINTS OF *HE
tunity of hiving it. To capture an ab- Kli.wir« 0 Mortgarr. L.M» 1. > v 4 and
stlvcstone Murphy Ä Brodie.
ing named settler ha» fllrd notice of hi« inf n
ItemsUh a venerable «dm <»•> th.» liauk« of »prerr, tn«M« h pine.
Attorney* for Plaintiff.
tiou tn make final proof in support of hi claim.
‘
a tee 31. tpba, r to w .. value j.««.
scoudtnj «warm bwk«nq>«rs practica
htl.1» <’. D a VTVN
WORLD S HISTORY
7 » and that s«id pns.f wdl he made b
Mathtew —. . e 1-4 »cc lb, l|. 3 a. t it) w
the 1 tela ware that Renn conelude«l Ills
>re the
ByWM 8 BRYAN and JOHN CLARK «»0*
throwing water <unou4 tuctu in a tin«
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Villa-
Value |a4o
/\~>ST-O/-'F/CE HOI RS,
16.00 kouttty
treaty with the Indians; It w is a ! ik » U»-
mook. Oregon, on .^ept. 18.
via;
.4 MuM-nlur r«nlagogna.
T
he V.’ orld C elebmatki > H istobia ^-
»pray by UMand of a baud putn;>.
d.Vli
TilUmook will br open erirv
Dwntcr Wo. >s lass
neath an elm ut Oumbridge, M.vts., th.it
Stephen Hill,
By ahtvr fi -rve «»f iiiUMch» E. W. Farmer,
Thr Story of the NatloM «*
A hybrid U-ehaeroM between two Rayle. Grant, a « 1 4 u( a « ,.« t„ . , -,
Wasdiingt« n a»'timed eonmt&nd of the teacher «»f the Mount
HomeMead
Entry
No.
f
or
the
s
w
It
’
,
i
I
f'1"" 1
1 r « "n'> 'r™ brilliant deeds atul grand neb
W
ot
n
e
im ’D«*»!, in
« value J4.X.
and w 1, c.f « 1, of w n and n w ’ < of n e Mon’ggà ?* J C ■ “ V ">>">»»- P»«< 7 r M C W< rid « Hvroeaand Heroin«”« A. -ndfi
Continental armies A giant wbitew xid An b r*m townahip. M uli»u»n nmnty, differvut raven. All the bow except the St,el Jam.-. . SN.rO a <, <e 1 4 ot
' 4 «cc 14 tp 4 « r 10 w
drones from an Italian qtfc'eu mated to a
"d re‘,*,,r™ '-»•inv.-. el.»««., h.m>eof History Tra>el. A«lvrntarr. •
eev », Ip-•«,,»« value. *k»
al ItetrviC long mnrkt d tberjMl
He name« the following witnesses to prove hi«
»»’•bd and w«»n«terful
.««Hr«
Ind , limi iMtablÌMheiI hU
an an black drum» will bo hybrid. The dromw
culniinahxl thor>»niq»iracy of that
that tried men's soute." Tfcr,,l,*nfv
2»ntinn.Hi« rv«ideu^ upon and veltivation of.
s«phl«
Smrance. Pmt-miMrew.
IhJlTBlCT
No.
25
rdnriitnr. Wluui h** un<h rt«K>k to puii- will «> pure if th«' qnecn is
«aua, vlt
the
days
of
chivalry,
Mi{k>l«s«u Pontiac
N P l|«n«on. Jerry l4»w«llen. Andrew And r-
Alvin H e S » v i, «ec 14 and w
« *
kh a pupil fi»r diaoltedteuce the «»(her «lay 4
mem« <>l warrior« and rrw**r ynv !**•
Worker egy« «re tlioeo tliat develop
(N> tlx* tartterof tin* twiM’ar 'linns
» «ce it «ec tp .» « r le w « al $s-v to
H«*»». niumo.«k ( uunty.
I ho Lid mk I hla <MMtim«let m I iuwv .I fight.
' if. ripe for the TII.I.AVfOOK .• ■'«.v .i,
i™.
the Workers. Th.» workers are hatchel ( bombi t UI. *,«>,„■ *, ond «Sn« 9 4 80 Or»T’n
atands a giant tulip w'akU was ihj
Fanuair pr»»iuptly Mcl«*anm| out Ike
' t
ii-n r
,
deriul New Book of the <tey. *"* *’’”»
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An Observance Begun In Nebraska Which
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council when leaguered by the Flritirh in
1780. IJy the banks of the Hudson, op-
p cite West Point, a willow long woo d
tlie breezo which saw consummated
the treachery of Benedict Arnold, and a
cypress of the Di: uial Swamp till lately
marked the 1 pot where camped tire
future Father of his Country, when as a
surveyor lie led a party of explorers into
that dangerous region. Until recently
there bloomed and b ire at the corner of
Third avenue and Thirteenth ntreet, in
New York city, a p ar planted by the
famous Dutch governor, Peter Stuyve-
sant. Before it was ent down to make
room for the elevate 1 railway it towered
above the landscape, the oldest living
thing on Manhattan Island.
Every one is familiar with the ro­
mance of the world renowned Charter
Oak at Hartford, and scarcely less fa­
mous is that decayed old trunk, also of
oak, at Flushing, L. I., beneath whose
spreading brandies Fox the Quaker
preached the gospel in 1672. The mam­
moth linden, bettor known its the baas-
wood, still towers above the prosperity
of Ohio and the adjacent states as it did
above tlie triurnplia and struggles of
the pioneers, ami the malioganyof Flori­
da waves as proudly as in the days when
Ponce de Linn sought the Fountain of
Youth and found it not. California has
her giants of Yosemite, and, in a word,
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