Tillamook headlight., August 14, 1891, Image 4

TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE
M. V. V. J ohnson
Pui>ri»KNT
WM I> STII J WELL
'. ICR PRESIDENT
G eo . L S mith
S ecretary and T heasi keh
r < LAuni-; T hayer
I W. H C ooef . k
E xecutive C cmmitti j ; L. H. i ; r > wn
D “ STlL^WKl.l.
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I h . v V. J ohnson
W F. D J ones ,
CORRESPOND!NO SECRETARY.
Meets first and third Saturday caeh month.
CAR
ROMANCE
k .
• LlTY.
fntnreiitlng CnnrliH'.iwn About n C«»n«hict<»r
IVliu Pr«*NN<*<i n <«lri*N llttinl.
A man who weaves romances out of
the commonest threads said this: “J
boarded a Madison avenue car on its
F R F F IX F UIX ivi A 1 H ) în
i î
REGARDING
x\lV7U
BOARD OF TRADE,
TILLAMOOK, ORE
A Lion Tamer*. Brave Ue«eue.
M. llidel, the noted lion tamer, re­
late« i 111iis memoirs a terrible ad venture.
He was sitting at the entrance of the
menagerie with Mme. Bidel, and tlie
entertainment was about to begin, when
lie beard a piercing cry. This W ils fol­
lowed by ftiriou3 roaring and cries of
"Helpl help!” by many voices. He
mailed in. All eyes were turned to
ward one of the cages. He says:
It was appalling.
Venttirelli, a poor
fellow in my employ, had been lifted
from tile ground arid was suspended
outside the cage in the claws of four
lions, one of whom was eating liis arm.
«
One giimpse of that horrible sight
and I run, reflecting in a second that to
go around the cages and get in by the
ordinary entrance would in vol ve u fatal
delay, and deciding on the desperate
expedient of raising the grating tut the
side toward the spectators and crawling
Into tlie cage.
How I did it, how it happened that I
was not caught and mangled, I do not
know. But suddenly I was on my feet,
in tlie midst of that savage feast, with
neither stick nor whip, and only my
fists for weapons. 1 struck and com
■minded. Tlie lions fell bnck and let
fall their prey. I hurried out of the
cage, ami was greeted with enthusiastic
applause.
1 thought poor Venturelli was dead.
But lie was taken to the hospital, bis
wounds were* dressed, and lie recovered.
Then I asked how it happened.
He
said, “When I passed those gentlemen,”
lie always spoke courteously of tlie
lions, “I wished to caress them. Three
were asleep, and one was awake. That
one misunderstood my attention,
He
wnkod liis comrades, seized me, and
but for you 1 should certainly have
mode a meal for them.”
lie Fought the
Perliapn one of the happiest of the
long list of marriages between Ameri­
can girls and foreigners is that of tho
eldest daughter of General Edward
BeaJe, now tlie wife of Mr. Baklimetieff,
of Russia, secretary of legation at Ath­
ens. Twelve or thirteen years ago, as
an attache of the Russian legation, the
young foreigner met and at once fell
■Jespemtcly in love with Miss Beale.
Tlie young people carried on their love­
making under the cover of friendly
darkness, in 1-a.fayette square, Wash­
ington.
One night the watchman went his
rounds, ns usual, and, thinking tlie
■quare to be empty, carefully locked
the gates and departed to his home.
Unconscious of this fact, tlie lovers
roused from their absorbing conversa­
tion and prepared to leave-tlie square.
Their consternation at finding them­
selves imprisoned was in no wise im­
proved by tho subsequent discovery
that not a soul seemed to bo stirring on
the streets who could some to their
rescue.
The was no help for It
The only
wny out of the difficulty was to climb
the massive iron spike fence.
With
great difficulty the young lady clitnlied
to the top, when, to her horror, just ns
her feet sought to secure a resting place
in the descent, tlie gruff voice of a po­
liceman shouted menacingly in their
ears.
Rapidly giving directions in French
to Miss Beale to proceed witli all speed
possible and run for home while he
engaged the intruder in conflict, Mr.
Baklimetieff successfully tussled with
the fellow until, happy in the knowl­
edge that liis instructions had been
curried out, lie gave himself into cus­
tody of tho officer, knowing that, as a
member of a foreign legation, lie would
lie liberiitisl immediately upon arrival
nt headquarters. — z’ittsburg Dispatch.
i-4 s e 1-4 and s w 1-4 n e 1-4 sec24 tp 2 s
r 10 w, val $800.Oo
For Delinquent School Taxe««
4 80
Total delinquent tax
5 24.o0
And, on Tuesday, the i»t day of September,
I891, at the hour of xo, A. M. Of said day, at the
court house in said county and state, I will sell
the above described real estate at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redein-
rition to satisfy said warrtants, costs aud accru-
ng costs.
June 24, 1891,
Sam. Downs, Sheriff
of Tillamook county.
By Theo. Steinhilber Deputy Sheriff.
I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon
July
COMMERCIAL
2, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing named settler has tiled notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of Inn claim,
and that said proof will be mude before the
County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tilliimbuk,
Only 25cts. P si-paid.
Oregon, on August 25, i 89 i , viz;
John J. Karl,
The
only cheap, reliable Fountain IV
Homestead Entry, No. 665o, for n w ’4 of sec. 2,
tp. 2 s, r lo W.
made. Simple, durable, and everyon
He name* the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, warranted.
-aid land, viz.
Henry Olds. Bat Ohara. Ben Ohara atid I)
Tomlinson, all of Netarts P. O. Tillamook Co.,
Address the manufacturer,
Oregon.
6-1I
J. T. Epperson, Register.
FOUNTAIN PEN£
BV VIRTUE OF A WARRANT ISSUED OUT
of the Count|’Court of the State of Oregon for
Tillamook County, to me direct» d, commanding
me to levy on thé goods and chattels of the de­
linquent tax payer»», named on the delinquent
tax rolls for the following named school districts
for the year 189I, thereto attached, and if none
be found, then uj » oij the real property as set
Was that the conductor was a man of
forth and descrilæd in the said delinquent tax­
W. R. Meserole,
Intelligence and refinement, although
rolls, or so much thereof as shall satisfy the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
amount of tax- s described therein, together
Land
Otru
e
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon.
June
he looked very rough. His hands at
with costsand expenses, I have duly levied,
Springville, Pi
29. 1891 —Notice is hereby given that the follow­
having been unable to find any goods or chattels
once attracted my attention as ho
ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention
belonging to the respective delinquents herein­
to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
ami
placed the change of a dollar Into my
Washing gathered and delivered every
after named, upon the following described
that said proof will be made before the County
pieces or parcels of land as set forth in said de­ week. Work done on short notice when desired. Clerk
palm. They weren't clean—how could
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
linquent school tax-lists, lying in said Tilla­ Starched shirts 2octs each after June 1st.
gon, on August 2O, 1891, viz.
they be? But they were shapely and
mook County, Stat*1' of Oregon, described and
George Riefenberg,
assessed as follows:
delicate—the hands of a young man
Suits cleaned to order.
Pre-emption I). S. No. 7520 for the s e ’ , of s e
D istrict No. 9.
who had never worked hard at any­
sec. 35. tp. 2 s, r 10 w. and lots 1 ami e of 11 e V4
PROPRIETOR.
LESTER HART,
sec. 2,tp. 3 s, r 10 w.
THE ONLY TRUE
Abercrombie Louis, all of blk 21 Thayer’s
thing. My curiosity was now awakened,
He names the following witnesses toprove his
add to Tillamook. Vai |6o0.o0
* 3.00
and beckoning him to me I asked a
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
Barney John,lot H blk Stillwell's add to
said land, viz:
Tillamook, val $20U,oo total val of tax­
question relative to the departure of
1.87
Clarm e Tilden. A.S.Tilden. G. M. Meansand
able property
the trains from the Grand Contra! sta­
John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, P. O. Til­
Diminick G. B . n w ’K blk 15 Thayer’s
1.00 logue.
lamook Co.,Oregon.
add to Tillamook, val $200.00
Address Daniel F. Beatty,
tion.
lie made reply in a well worded
6-I1
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Day J., beginning 60 fl s of s w cor of blK
Washington, New Jersey.
phrase, pronunciation and modulation
« thence w 60O ft. thence s 50O ft. thence
<•
buOft.
thence
n
.
r
»o
ft,
exccj)t
lots
sold
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
faultless.
Ellison and M. V. Stillwell, 6% acres
Land office, nt Oregon City, Oregon, June
“1 now began to study his face.
I
val $3250.00 other property $.'»90.00 total
2y. 1891.—Notice is hereby jpveu that the
$3Slo.oo
17.70
toilowuig-nuined settler has tiled notice of
Will ftartfy tk«
r**ulata
could see that it was singularly manly
User and 1 !<*■•/• and Braten
his intention to make limit proof in support of
Erickson A Heiscl, that portion of the s c
Healtb an« Tigra of Yralh. D;
his claim. and that said proof will be made be­
and handsome, alt hough marred by a
# 9f s w % of sec I9 south of slough, tp
Want
of
Appetite,
lad
for
catalogue.
Daniel
F.
Beatty,
fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
3.00
, 1 s r 9 w. 30 acies, val $60o.00
Luck of BtrenKth an
stubby beard and darkened by dust
Tillamook, Oregon, on August 20, iS9i,viz:
Feeling absolute! jour*
Franklin F. AL, lots 5 and 6, blk 6 ami lot
Washington, New Jersey.
—-iscles and nerve«
and exposure.
I began to I m ? deeply
I 3 l»lk 8, val $2o0.o0 improvements$«50.00
Clarence Tilden,
iw foroe. Enlivenal
4.25
1
total
$850.00
Pre-emption It. S. No. 752a for the Lots 3 and
nd supplies Brain
interested in my knight of tlie bell pull,
Hess D., 67x2io ft in sec 25 tp 1 s r 10 w,
. A-'-_ i, —¡TT Suffering from com
E
n
TT
STAR
lodge , no . 76. 4, w1., of n
sec
1,
tp.
3,
s,
r
to
w.
val $210.00 improvements $440.00 total
and had carefully noted Ills number,
LADIES irii'i*
U. U. VJZ.
Ancient Order United I lie names the following witnesses to prove his
3.10 Workmen, meets everv Monday evening in the continuous residence upon and cultivation of
|b40to
when, at the Twenty third street cor
TONIC n rafe and speedy onre. Oivee a clear
Krainin G., lots 7 and 8 blk 2 Stillwell’s
I. O. o. F. hall at Tillamook. Dr. ft. Petre is said land, riz:
thy complexion. Frequent attempts.at eon nt»
add to Tillamook, val $S(M).oO
1.60 Medical Director.
nef, as always hap|M*m<, a crowd of
E. E. S klvii , M. W.
George Riefenberg, G. M. Means, N. Lesley
Illg only udd to the popularity of the •rigUi
I.ercthi P.. lots 3 and 4 sec 26 tp 1 s r 10 w
A.
W,
S
kvkkance
,
Recorder.
Do not experiment— get the ORIGINAL ra4
and
John
Bumgarner,
all
of
Nestocton,
Tii-
homeward bound «hoppers and idlers,
1 also lots 1 2 and 3 sec 35 tp 1 s r lo w, I71
Dr. HARTER’S LITTL« LIVCR RIU
lamookConuty, Oregon.
i
acres,
val
$2400.00,
indebtedness
<900.00
Cure CouNtlpution, Liver (Jomplaint and i
all women, pushed their way into the
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J.
T.
Apperson.
Register.
Ilen<i»who. Sample Dose and Dream B
total |i50o.o0
SUM MONS.
7 50
mailed on receipt of two cent« in postage.
rar.
It was more than full—it was
I«arsen E. S., all of blk south of blk 16
I
n the C ircuit C ourt of thf . S tate of
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Dr.
HARTER MEDICINE CQ.V It.Leak,
1.00
Thayer's add to Tillamook, val faoo.OO
O regon , kor T illamook C ounty .
packed.
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Ore
n,
June
Linenweber Mary, l»»ts I 2and 3 sec 23,
Hattie Rice, Pi'ff. vs. Sherman Rtce, Def t. 29, I89L—Notice is herebv given that the follow­
“In front of me stood a charming
lots 1 and 2 M e is, tp 1 s r lo w and tide
ing-named settler has filed notice o his inten­
lots 5 6 7 ami 8 town of Tillamook, total
To Shcnnnn Rice, the above named defend- tion
little girl of eighteen or twenty, in a
to make final proof in support o 1 is claim,
val $300».Oo
1500 ant:
and
that said proof will be made cfore the
Moore Mrs. E., beginning at a point 30 ft
pale green cloth costume, beautifully
I In the name of the State of Oregon, County
ofTillaniook County,at Tillamook,
e ami 65 rods and 23 Iks s of the s e cor
are _____
hereby
required
to _
appear
and Oregon, clerk
You
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r
,
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on August 19, I89I, viz;
braided, the Medic! collar of the Louis
of blk lo, town of '1 illamook, running
answer the complaint of the above named
Frank Goync,
thence s 16 rods thence w 20 rods thence
Plninliff, herein filed against you, by the first
XVI coat framinga face of rare tieauty.
For LOST or FAI! !G
n id rods thence e 2o rods to place of
day of the next regular term of said’court, to­ Pre-emption D. S. No. 5883, for (he s c % of n e
General
and NEK1 J11BB
_________________
Imagine my surprise, nay, horror—yes,
beginning. 2 acres. VAl$Sao.oo improve­
wit: Monday, August 24, 1891. And if you fail %, s % of s e H and n e 5^ of s e
of sec 19, tp 2
Weakness of Eody and Mind,
ments $100.co indebtedness $200.oo total
so to appear and answer, the Plaintiff will apply s, r 9 w.
of
if Errorsor Excesses in Old or
more, my disgust, my everything—to
$7< j 0.0 o
>
JlAMiOOD
uon
fully
folly
Ifeitored. How
Reitored.
Howl«
t«rata
ratal
350 to th»1 court for the relief demanded in her
He names the
__ _ following
___
witnesses
__
to
. r prove
__
W8AK, l 5bEYH.OPKOOHG*N8APART80F_
notice that my hero, in handing the
McKinley E.,lots i and 2 blk 1O, Stillwell’s
complaint, towit: That the marriage contract his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Abociuteir
Ho <«ot Appliui.e Anyway.
iuteiy unfaUit
unfailing HOM it TREATS*.NT— Braolla tat
add
to
Tillamook,
val
$2oo.oU,other
pro
­
between
Plaintiff
and
D-
fendant
be
dissolved,
of, said land. viz.
ichtuy from
frost &<
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8tnt< ■» and Foreign Conatrlra. Wrltai
Ben tchtl'y
—
change to this dainty girl, deliberately
perty $6ijft.oo total $.>1)5.00
'Tis HHtfloin tliat an actor is hissed,
4-4* ami that she have the custodv ot her miuor
T. F. Harris, Mrs. S. E. Lee, Albert Harris IX.seripth<> Bonk, explaritlon and proof« ■>ailed (oral«
Olds Eli, s w
sec 25 ami lot 13. sec 26 tp
took hold of her hand and pressed it
children and for general relief in equity.
and 0. B. Lawrence all of Nestocton P. O. Til­ <U<1Z... ERIE MEDICAI. CO.. BUFFALO,
but recently tlie jn'itience of an Albany
1 s r lo w, val $2350.00, other property
Published by order of Hon. K. I*. Boise, Judge lamook Co., Oregon.
for an instant in his, with an almost
$749.00, indebtedne*« $399.oo, total
of the above named cotn t.
audience gave way, mid the soul stir
A Sorrow or Or. Chupln'. Last Bays.
6-11
J. T. Apperson,Register.
$27<>).OO
convulsive grip, and then to see the
13.5O
6-11
T. B. H andley , ITff’s Att’y.
ring efforts of two uietliocro actors not
A prominent clergyman speaking of Reelier John, lots 7 and M blk 1 Hays add
girl's big brown eyes turned up and
to 1 illamook, val f2 4) o0
1 Oo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
long since received well merited liiss<*s. the relations existing between clergy­
Smith Wm., w
blk 21 Thayer’s add to
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
Land Oilice at Oregon ( ity, Oregon.
July
fixed upon this young man's face.
For a moment tlie artists were dumb, men, told ms the following astonishing
Tillamook, val <30O.no
I.50
2,
I891.—Notice is hereby given that the
for P ublication .
“ ‘Aha!' thought I, ’here'« love play­
E. A. & S.. Steamer Garfield, val
following named settler lias filed notice of his
I
United
States
I.and
Office,
Oregon
City,
Ore
­
then one of them, advancing to the anecdote. He said that no clergyman Snyder
$iS0o.0o, indebtedness $300.00, total
ing fantastic tricks! IHe, for shame!
April 18,1891.—Notice is hereby given that intention to make final proof in support of his
$I200.06
6.O0 gon,
foot lights, said in tremulous tones: who lias ever been pastor of a New
in compliance with the provisions of the act claim, and that said proof will be made before
♦ ’lipid ringing up fares on a New York
Vander hoof II.. personal property, wagou
of
Congress
of June 3, I878, entitled “An act for the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
“Friends, I'm sorry. We've done the York church was more [xipular, in his
ami horses, val $245.00
1.22 the salt of timber
lands in the States of Califor­ mook, Oregon, on August 20, 1891, viz;.
street ear. shouting out, *Cunie, now,
lK*st wo could to amuse yon.
We'Ve day more famous, or had a wider repute
nia,Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory,’
Zervlda K- Dunn,
Total delinquent tax
| J137 !»
stop lively,* or ‘Move up In front!*
thrown oting'lvi'fl ala mt the stage and as a pulpit orator and public sjieiikcr
Fred R. Beals,
Homestead Entry No. 6626, for the w J4 of s e
“But In 11 few moments I had rea
of
see.
9,
n
vv
>
4
of u e %, u e
of n w J4 sec. 16,
THE BEST REMEDY
D istrict N o . 12.
1 of Tillamook. County of Tillamook. State of
worked hard, mid is this tlie return wo than I)r. Edwin Chapin. Chapin was
I Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice htsswoni tp. 5 s, r io w.
soned It out to my own satisfaction,
in this world, rays J Ilofberr of Byracnw.
s e *-4 and s e
got?" He stopjied fora moment. Thon a I'niversaiist, and Horace Greeley was Indorf U., e Ji s e 5^, s w
He
names
thefollowing
witnesses
to prove his N. Y., is Pastor Koenig’s Nerve Tonic, betaiug
statement No. 2489, foi the purchase of the
Ji
S
w
%
sec
28
tp
2
s
r
U
w,
val
$8o0.oo
any way. Of course this young man Is
11 e * 4 of m - c 34, tp 2 s. r 8 w, and will offer proof continuous residence upon and cultivation of, my H<>n who was partially paralyzed flute
liis anger mnl resentment overmastered one of Ids parishioners.
other property $61.00
$
3-4.‘> to show that the land sought is more valuable said land, viz:
year* (»go and attacked by fifs, has nut t«l
not a New Yorker, but the girl is.
lie
S., sc '4 sec 31 tp 2 s r 9 w, val $10o0
4 <X> for its timber or stone than for agricultural
A M I pton and Fred Scherzinger of Orotewn, apy Hj niptoni) of th ni since he hw-k me but
him.
“This is the first time," said he,
Dr. Chapin was smitten with a mor­ Mats
Munroe John, e J2 s v '4 sec 2I, n e Ji see
luet her in some other city, when his
Iiurposes, and to establish his claim to said Tillamook Co., Svba Norton Edward McGlvnchy, t>e of tbe remedy. 1 most heartily thaukymi
in a ringing tone, “tliat tlie American tal disease, and it was publicly an­
24and n w % n w '4 sec 27 tp 2 s rç w,
of
Meda,
Tillamook
Co.,
Oregon.
and before the Register and Receiver of this
■or it.
family had plenty of 11101117. Suddenly
val $7o0.o0
2.So . office
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday the
Macks have ever been hissed. I’m sorry nounced in the newspapers. He bad McMillen
.all the land 8011th of
his father fails and the young man
1st li day of August, 1891. He names as witnesses: I
NERVOUS PRGSTRZu’TOM <TRED,
in the laiinb claim see 21 tp 2 » r
that you show such little courtesy to a some heart trouble, which did not pre­
John Edwards, of Trask, Oregcn, and C II Freas,
U houha N. Y., June 1W j > ,
9 w. val $2oo.oo
comes to Now York to go into busines«,
o.So ' Geo Pettit and C Thayer, of Tillamook. Oregon. T imhrr L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
fellow man, but if there is any one vent friends from seeing him, but it Pierce S. V., s w 1 , n e *4 sec 29 tp 2 s r 9 w.
P ublication .
I
was not abb» iodo anything for iffRtafl/jbv
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
and be near the girl lie loves. Only
United
States
Land
Office,
Oregon
City,
Ore
­
was
Loimnc
1
to
b»
<i most of the 1 irw.cuuida'ti
\»il
$150.00,
other
property
$152.50
total
among you," ho cried, tearing off the was known it would end his life in a
abovedescribed lands are requested to file their
$302.50
I.40 claims in this office on or before said 18th day of gon, June I3. 1891.—Notice is hereby given that, until« r si?«!', w“.' so no.vouR and dizzy But i
college bred, no goml for a banking or
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
beard aud wig, rt'Vtuifing tlio close brief time. He had been sick for some
ould !!<•? ' .K - .om iho houeo to tbegBrtvn i
August i89i.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the i w.;> ail run clown by v hut hie doctors caliedj
commercial house, ho goes down, down
Total delinquent tux
9 12 45
cropped head mid square jaws of it five weeks, when one day the Rev. Dr.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
sale of timber lands in the States of California, d i’vous pi«1 lr..iion. No med »cine .«■ emedtj
and finully I mmioiucs a street ear con­
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
.cl:» .-¡i •. \ !;■'.' I r.'Hi’c J‘:i torK »■ uiK’sNerv
prize fighter, "who wishes to back tip Armitage called.
D istrict N o . 14.
He was shown into
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Arthur Provoost,
ductor. The old love in this young
To :ie i’: l :.--v J can < »1 and «let p aad hen
what in* did let him step tip hero."
U. S. Land Office. Oregon City. Oregon, July of Bay City, County of Till.111100k, State of ■ o moi - .’.jii'i,»i -’¡i:., ”an cl«.»m.. h<»unewm
Chapin’s room and found tlio distin­ Bayley Mrs. <’ E . Iieghiniug nt a po-d on
heart is st ill faithful to him, however,
27. iS9i.— Complaint having been entered at this < iregon, has this day filed in this office liis amend­
ordimiry high water line, 139 links s
>» i! 1. i an. v > ,iiu:ik'..il for t-M.sandrecoi
Tlie nerve of the man captured the guished clergyman lying upon a sofa.
Office by Andrew M. Austin against Marlon F. ed sworn statement No 2-151, for the’purchase of •«mud the Touiu to ml »»ufferon».
and 267 links e of the meander corner
and takes« ride «K'casionally on his car
Morgan for abandoning his Homestead Entry the 11 »j of 11 c i4. sc',* of 11 e %, and 11 e ‘4 of
audience. Thoso who had liissod him When lie saw Armitage he burst into
between sec 2oand 21 tp 1 11 r 10 w. set
Hl «.IK VKHSHNEIDFJ!
hi order to get a look and a pressure of
No. 6671, dated July 6, ¡886, upon the lot 1 anil se\ofscc. 17, tp. 1 s, r 8 w, and will offer
11 stone 21 xi 4*8 from which an alder 10
now choer<*d and applauded. They ml tears and Dr. Armitage was surprised.
n
n e ’ sec. 20. and n w ’4 n w «X see, 2i, proof to show that the land sought is more
Valuable Book on
inches tn dia brs n 88 deg, e 48 links
the hand
tp 2S.,r 10 w, in Tillamook countv Oregon valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­ 5* IJ L b Diseases sent free to any add«
min'd the pluck of the man. Tlie ap-
dial, an alder lo Inches in dia brs 11 43
Chapin said: “Doctor, I can't help
with a view to the cancellation of said entry, tural purposes, and to establish his claim to i Bui 3 R H,|d poor patients can alsoobti
“It's very hard to be a street oar con- 1
deg w 60links dist, thence s 65 min, e
plauso emboldened him. and an lie these tears, but they express gladness
the said parties are hereby siunniom u to ap­ said land before the Register and Receiver of B 111« L b this medicine free of charge.
on
ordinary
high
water
line
2.98
«
hs,
ductor and be in love with a girl who
pear at this office on the 21ih day of September, this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday,
set
a
stone
14x12x10
from
which
an
This remedy has been prepared by the Rtf“
threw aside liis coat ho calk'd again for rather than sorrow.
Doyon know that
I89I, at iO o’clock A. M.. to respond and furnish the 17th day of September, 189i.
ahi r 12 inches in dia brs n 85 min. e
lives hi a palaeo on the lino of your
end Pastor Koaaig, of Fort Wayne, Ind., aincel
any person in the audienee to meet you are the first clergyman of all those
testimony concerning said alleged abandon­
41 links »list, an alder 8 Inch»'« in dia
He names as witnesses:
and if» now prepared under his direction by
road, but it has it« com pen sat ions.
ment.
br; 11 13 min w 72 links (list, thence 11
W S Cone, and L Parker of Bav City, II
him, but lie must have a parting shot, who have professed friendship for mo
| J. T. Apperson, Register.
19 ¡5 clis, set a post from which a bar­
Iler family would never suspect that
Roberts ami A M Hare, of Tillamook. Tillamook KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago,I
slid as lie turned to leave tlio stage he who has called to see me or even sent a
10-15
|B. F. Burch, Receiver.
berry lo inches in dia brs n 12 mm r 85
County Oregon.
Sold by Drugrgists at SI per Bottle. Si
tlie conductor meant anything when ho
link «list, thence w 2.7U clis, set a post
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
yelled, “If miy of you want to sec me messago of sympathy to 1110 in my 111-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
from which a vine maple8 inches in
above described lands are requested to file their 35. T.arge Size. • 1.75. 6 Bottles for •*
looked up at the gill « window as his
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Jnlv claims in this office on or before said 23th day
after tlie performance is over you will ncss.
din brs 11 22 min w 27 links (list,
Not a single clergyman has lieen
car went • rjimhling by, am! then she
.4, 189L—Notice is hereby given that the fol- of September, 1891.
th’nee s I7.89 chs to the point of be­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that 1110 at tho eutr.uice!" But no one so considerate, and I toll you It has
I lowiiig-nanivd settler has tiled notice of his in­
ginning containing five acres, value
ran, by waiting for his ear, often be
5'*4
J- T.Apperson, Register. ! Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon.Jw
$ 20 > 00
saw him.
His brutality captured more been a bitter sorrow to mo at thia
$ 1.00 tention to make final proof in support of his
I8'ji.--Notic. is hereby given that th« ro
during the day quite alone with him.
Hotaling Co. A, P., part of tho I*. L.
: claim, and that said proof will be made before
ing-naincd settler has filed notice of h»‘
aiqilause than his acting.—Albany Ar time.”
NOTK’K—SUM 'IONS.
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at
claim of B. A. Baxley in sec 22 tp i s r
tion to make final proof in sftpport of hisc
“Indeed, it is quite romantic, lie
Tillamook, Oregon, on September 15, 1891, viz:
w. iM ginning at the n w cor of a tract
Two days later this great orator was
RM*-
_____ -
ami
that said proof will be made befof
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
of land sold by B. A. Bay Icy out of the
may even deadhead her over tho line,
Charles E. Steel,
County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at 1
OF OREGON FOR TILLAMOOK
dead, and the only religious ministra­
■ w < h of the aforcMid fntottonal >
liin<lB*‘MN MlInupplIrti.
m00k, Oregon,on September 2, 1891, viz;
• Pre-emption D. S. No. 7561, fur the x w
of « , ,
if he happens to be quite sure that the
( OVNTY.
22,
running
thence
n
to
the
11
w
cor
of
tion or sym|Hithetiu call he had during
\\
ot
sec
28,
tp
4.
s.
r
10
w.
I.
R.
DAWSON,
Plaintiff
i
E. A. Chamberlain,
said lot 1 sec 22 tp 1 11 r iO w, thence e
“What’s the matterI” aeked the kind
terrible spotter is not hidden behind a
He names thefollowing witnesses to prove his
VS
'
along the northern boundary of said
his final illness WM that of this Baptist
Pre-emption I). S. No-7266, for the loUi.J
continuous residence upon and cuftixation of, ALVIN PHELPS, Deft )
paper in the corner of tlie car.
1 sin- hearted ol<l gentleman of the boy who
lot 1 to a point from whence a line
4 of sec. I ? and lot 1. of sec, 13. tp. 3 s, r 10*
said
land,
viz:
clergyman. — New York Cor. Pliiliulel
drawn south will include in these
He names the following witnesses topro
errrly liope that tlie y<»ung man got the
weeping bitterly,
Henry H Miller, George H Aid rman, Charles To Alvin Phelps, the above named defendant: continuous residence upon and cultivtti
bounds 20 acres, thence south to the
pliia Press.
In t.ie name of the state of Oregon, von are
I Johnson, and Preston Colwell all of Woods Til- hereby
“I g got two nice, clean blocks, an’
girl at the end of (he route. I mean in
walers of Tillamook Bay. thence west­
said
land, viz:
required
to
appear
and
answer
the
com
­
| lainook County Oregou.
erly and with the meandering« of
E Osburn and H M Farmer, of Wood*.
plaint of plaintiff filed against yon in the above
the end that is. In the long run.**— them fellem took ’em away front uie."
Ever the Same.
10-13
I- T. Apperson, Register.
'I illamook Bay ami the boundaries of
entitled action by the first day of the first regu­ Rhoadt s and S Wigleof Hembree, all of'
“Well, well!" exclaimed the old gvn-
the aforesaid tract to place of begin­
Now York Nun
When Commodore Billings and Mr.
lar term of tbe Circuit Court above named, next wook County, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ning, containing 2o acres, val $8oo.00
8-13
J- T. Apperson, Reg«
t Ionian.
“Did you want tbeni very Main were on the river Kiiliinia they
Land «»flue at Oregon City, Oregon, July 24. ensuing after six weeks, successive publication
For year 18H9
of
this summons towit the fourth Monday in
1A»I.—Notice is hereby given that the following August,
Queer Action« In tlie Pulpit.
bad I”
1891. or in default thereof, the plaintiff
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
had for attendant a yonug man from Handley Chas B., part of the P L-
named
settler
has
filc«|
notice
of
his
intention
I claim of H. A. Bayley in sec 22 tp 1 « r
I.and <>■:.<•,• atnregon City, Oregon,J»
will take judgment against you for the sum of
Ill lh*nii Kam««)'» “Pulpit Table
"Y yes, sir.’’
to make final proof in support of his claim and $3948.78
Kanogix, nil ¡»land lietween K.iuiNelmt
lo «, beginning nt the 11 w cor of .1
and accruing interest from Jan. 21, 189I I«:'!.—To
in herein given that the folio1
that said proof will 1 k > made before the Coti’itv at the rate
tract of land sold b\ B V Biylcy out
Talk” I m th« following “Storne wtw
“Hasn't your mother any kimlling?" ka and North America.
of
8
percent
per
annum
and
will
named
hns llk-d notice of hi. Inter
One day Mr
Clerk of! illamook County at Tillamook, Oie- take a further order for the sale of the follow­ to make »c-ttler
01
th»*
s
w
cor
of
the
aforesaid
fraction
­
linal
proof in support of hi.rl.i»
dutvnniried to Nt op the wamlrring
gon. on September 17. iSjjl, viz.
“No, sir, site ni ain't.”
Main nxked him, “What will the xav
al sec 22, running thence n to the n w
ing described real property heretofore attached that ‘.¡id proofwill la' made before the C*
<-or <»f said lot 1, sec 22 tp 1 s r 10 w thence
John F. Wright,
thought.« of Ills benreni ami secure their
in this action tow it:
“Fntlior too poor hi buy nnyF’
fit tk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook,
o^o» do to me if I full into their
e along the boundary of said lot 1 t.» h
Beginning at a point 84 rods south and 27.82 gon, on Augu.t 27 1691. via:
Pre-emption D. S. No 6180. for the s e V of sec
Httentlon to him. So after giving out
“N no, sir."
point troni when« e a line drawu south
¡xiwcrf’
25, tp 2 s. r 8 w
rods east of1. sec. comer between sec. iM 19 Tp.
A. L. Alderman,
will include in these bounds 2O acres,
his text from EcclesiMtics vii, 2, ‘It is
"D om he drink T’
He name» the following witnesses to prova I S. R. iO W. Willamette meridian, thence‘■outh
"Sir," mild the youth, “you will
thence « to the waters of Tillamook
. >.1 Entry No. 6636. for the o r l, <
h}8 c!'\n,tIn“OU!* residen. e upon and cultivation 6 degrees 39 minutes east 2().oo rods, thenc- 1 ■ , l<,ui
better to go to the hoiiNe of mourning
“8 some."
Bay. thence westerly and with the
ami lot. z. 3 and 4 nee., 17, tp, 2 o, r KZ*
never full into their [tower if I remain
of said land, viz:
north >3 degrees 23 minutes cast 8 rods. t»n nee
1:1 ’ indcting- of Tillamook Bay and
lie name, the following witne.«e.to
than to the house of feinting,’ lie flatly
| David S Bales, George Shotwell, Oliver D north 6degrees37 minute« west sO.OOrods, them -
“ 11111 n ph I Very pniper pride. I «*e with you.
I nlwayr carry a siiirp
the '»oundaries of the afotesaid tract to
hi-. oniinm-iw residence irpon and rulli*
Boatman, ami John FMwards all of Trask Tilla­ south 83 degree« 23 minutes west 8 rods to place of.
commenced hi.« sermon with these it all," was tlie kind lienrted comment. knife, and if I see you purwireil an I un
place of beginning, containing X) acres
«.-rid land viz:
of
begining,
lying
wholly
in
see
lqTp
4
s
of
R
mook County Oregon.
val $.50o.0i»
In nJ Hi -vinlaithnni, Henry Baker and
1.30
IO w In the town of Woods Tillnims.k C.. Ore­
words, ‘That I deny I’
“But you wanted tho blocks for able to escape I will plunge my knife IlHiulky
1^15
J. T. Apperson, Register.
J.J., 30acres in D. D Bayley s
gon. amt judgment for costs and disburxments <»1 Keaton, of Nehalem. Wm lieilmlller, a
P. I., claim w of Z. Ijirge, 4'5 acres e
“A similar ease of determlimtlon to kindling, didn't youf*
this action.
l.nnook, Tillamook County, Oregon.
into your heart, then the savages can
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
of M. Smith's, sec 20 tp i 11 r 10 w. 34
71a
J. T. Apperaon, Rer
This summons being published bv order of
Land Office at Oregon city, Oregon. Julv »4
roure the attention of his audience to
* “ ‘N no, sir.
air.**
acres, alm» an undived interest in II
do nothing to you."
May Ji l-qq
8C JU<^e
5:1
< ourt, dated
1*»' —N\»tire is herebvghen that the follow
t.cvss of tide land fronting on sec 2I tp
his teit,” continues Haiimay, “though
ITI.I.AM'XIK A GRAND R0NDE STAGE
"What did you want them for,
Ing-named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
his
inten-
This ns-alis the word» of the French
1 nr 10 w. also mortby Fred Paquet to
H011 to make final proof tn support of his claim
Claude Thaver and 1
of a less refl tied character than SterneX then f
J. J Handley, amt fisO.uO secured by
knight reported l>v Joinville.
“Swcnr
Leave« Tillamook for Grand Rottde, Moi
ami that said proof will be made before the
silvestone. Murphy & Brodie.
part of B. A Bayley’s P. L. claim in
J have heard told of nn Illiterate but
“1 want 'em t to hit together and to tuc," raid Queen Margaret, “that if
Attorneys for Plaintiff. I Wednesdays and Frklajs,
County Clerk of ¡’illamook Countv, at Tilla­
sec J2 tp I n r 10 w. beginning at a point
mook,
Oregon.
011
September
i5.
1891,
viz
clever Ifathodist preacher who was a m make n diekeus of a 11 noise with, the S.iraeeits U'come masters of Dam
on meandered line ofTillaniook Bay
Lc.iv! « Grand Rnnde for Tillamook, Tse
AWr-U/ WA HOUJiS,
Miltou Calhoun,
I d 6’>chains e of line between sec 21 and
collier of the district of Somerset In •ir."
lettn you will cutoff luy head before
Thursdays and Saturdays.
22,n to n line of «aid claim, «to the
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6xsj. for the s w V of n c
THUmook
Will
be
open
every
w hich I liAd a curacy for seven years,
meander I inc. e with said line lobegin
The kind hearted gentleman turnesl they can take me.”
• n w 4 of s e
and 11 % of s w '. of see u
Makes connections with McMinnville
<lny in the week from « o'clock a . ».. to 9 ..'dock
niug. containing 5 45 acre», val S14.io.Oo,
Ip 1 s r « w.
lie gave out for a text ‘I can do nil tlie comer aluxwt in n trot to avoid
L «
from 1
2 •' M “»‘I Ir«»» Grand Konde Stage.
JOHNTM-I
“Willingly." retnnud the knight
in.lvbt. ducss $2j0 IM, total |12 lo.Oo
6,15
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
‘‘l”c at 45 niinuti «pn.t 7 e. m Larsen House,
Preston M., w ne ‘t, « w
s r '< «ml
things.* lb* then paused, and, looking missing an appointment.—Washington "| I mil already thought of doiii;
TWlamoo^’
continuous rvsidriicv upon and cultivation of
so if
r<
’
g,
'
,,
‘
-'
ri
'
<1
b»»laeM
.
h»e«i
s
«»id lan«l, vis:
n w 14 sc’, sec 27 tp 1 11 r 10 w, lcO
at tho Bible keenly, said, in hh own I’osL
TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE B®1
the contingency arrived." — All tlie
acres, val $49s 00
Jrrnni»‘ Walling, Merton
2 45
Sophia Severance, I*o«t-mi»tre»«.
native Bomciwtrhire dialect: ‘What’s
W ailing, and W illiam Hall all of Tillamook Til­
Linenwv’wr Mrs. Mary \ . lots t 2 an I 3
Year Bound.
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, excel*
lamook Co., Oregon.
Khe
M
m «1« llrr Politl.
sec
22.
lots
1
sec
15
and
l«»t
1
sec
1c
also
that tin*© say% Paul—“I can do aal
tn’ginning at a point > x» chains 9 li 24
day, nt 5 a . m . for Tillamook.
J T‘ 'Person. Register
“What is the gender of sausaguf*
things/” ‘1'11 bet tbee half a crown o’
chains r of n wcor sec 2?. s $2 deg. e 87
An Egg Epirode.
I). A. FINDLEY,
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sand«!
chains, s 5:» ;tu chain*, s 68 deg e 12 chs,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that.’ So he took half a crown out of asked the lady teacher of a close in the
The young woman who writes her
5 a . m . for North Yanltiil .
* 31 deg. e 16 chains s 'n deg. v 12 chs’
---------- DEALER IN----------
Land office ut Orriron City. Oregon. July 24
Jefferson school.
s
3'
deg
3©
mtn
e
18
chain*
s
I3
deg
15
Li» (MM’ket and put it on the book.
HMi.-N«»(ke
is
hereby
givrn
that
the
following
nanw and address on the eggs before
Makes connection with trains at >*<***
mtn e 4 chains s deg ande 17chains
named settler has tiled notin’ of his intention Staple and Fancy Groceries, hill for Portland.
“Feminine,** responded a bright eyed
“ ’However,’ho added, ‘let’ssee what
»he sends them to market has nwived
s 13 deg, e 28 chain» a 5-’ deg 20 mill, e
h uitfi
<uPp»rt oUiia claim, and
girl
near
the
front,
with
a
saucy
little
t
. V b*' """• ,,cr'* lhc "’«ntv
t* chain« s x? deg 15 mi.i. » 8 chains, g
tho a|M*(le has to say for hiiiuwlf.* So
Dry Goods,
For freight or express business, sppll*1
a proposal. It came from a man who
;s «1« « e 16 chains s «2deg. «3,.8ichains
< urk ofTtllammk < ounfy at TilUmo»»k, Ore­
Si. Go’s store, Tillamook..
Hats & Caps,
be read on the next words, 'through sliako of the head.
gon.ou Sept 17, ¡M91. via.
* ; * «leg w l 37 chains « ; deg IS nun.
propos'd that hereafter sire send strict­
There was a chorus of objections,
c ; »* < ixtn.s * «2 d-’g 4. mtn w ”6 chs
Pius«iiger agoney at Occidental
(’hrist that strengtheneth me.* ‘Ohl*
Andrew G. Anderson,
ly fresh eggs instead of the stalo ones
Boots & Shoes.
u 27 deg 15 min. wit u chains n 58 deg
' Urr < mpti.>n I> s. No.
for the n e \ of mt
nays he, 'if that’s the tenna of the bet calk'd forth by the teacher's look of site had been in the habit of selling.
O. ORTON
w V « hain» n M deg 15 niin.r 2 75, eon
14. t|>2 «. r^w.
*
: 4• ’in’ .• : • r 1 res »cv ; tp 1 n r I w
I’m oil.’ And ho put the half crown pain at such Ignorance, but tlw girl Him no longer counts her chickens 1»
Hen.l"''.
the
following
witnoom
to
prove
w ith buildings, boat« ami ma hinerv,
HELP WANTED!
into his pocket again, and pnarhml his ueVt‘r flinched.
,r
D'.idemv “|H>" and cutttrolion
also lota iiunibervtl 1 2 ami 3 ot aev ¿i
fore they are hatched. — Detroit Free
BUTTER than a GOLD MISE’
ot *.it«i ¡and. viz:
Visit,
and lots numbered I of av Is tp |s r 10
• •
“I vty it is feminine,” «hf- > insisted,
Oregon
needed!
No
risk, but $10 to $15 L ,
•ennon ou “
tlw power of • —
Christian
Prrw
w containing 143.79 acre«, also tide
i r
Pnge u ¿i”'1
*n<l
Trvher«. Students. M
with the same wucy smile, ‘and I oui
I < quick all of Nestocton. Tillamook conntr
(race. ”
land troutin^«»r abutting upon lot 1
and I.a«lh-M wanted in every Tow«*
Oregon.
sec Is ami lots 1 •_» aud 3 »ee 23 tp I 9 r
prove it, sire siid.sl as a clinelwr.
A Month Wlllmit a Full Mras.
No experience needed. Crédit gi1«** Z2
lo w. containing ly.17 arn». val $
J- T. ApperMm. RegUer
C has . C hatterton .
II..W » Erci.rlint«« Al* list«.
16.8»
Re early thia time and secure fir* c jTLfc.
“Pray, howl** inquired tlw» teacher.
The month of February. 1SGC, was
chi«:ve
territory on thia grand New
Total delinquent tax
When llomce Vernet went to Africa mrcastically
$31.10
,
, XOTICI FOR |•UBLICAT1OX.
the imwt remarkable month in the
*, r in
om TKK’H’
L O C AT O R;. get do
full
inforinathtft and solid
at
tl,v
I'rvRon
Jnlv
to ¡taint tile glories <4 Freiteli eoiHpiest,
“It's feiuiniiH',” »tie et|>laiiHsl, "be- worlds history. January had two full
D istrict N o 21. 1M9.
24 iMl Nolic, i. herein riven Ih.i the fotlow-
he found among other campaign curi
FOOTPRINTS
OF
l>.. namerlM-ttierh;'. riled notice«» hi. inten- I arties located on Homesteads or
catwe it never tell» its sage!”
motwia, and su had March, but Febro Rhoades D , Mortgage Lots 1.2. t. 4 and
o. *<c 31, tp 3 s. r to w . value $xx»
mi ties a louavv who was ruMting rats,
«H"rt of hl. claim
WORLD
S
HISTORY
7 M ... .
Tlie teiwiier is young ami pretty her ary had none. Tills had not occurred Mathlew —, 9 r
rac is. tp .1 ». r »•» w
Timber claims.
C
Prv’.'> W'" 2* n”'1<' »»'oD'the
By WM 8 BRYAH tr<f JOHN Ct***
»pitted ou his ramrod, over a little •elf, or there's no telling what might since the creation of the world, and
X alue
<ouut> c h rk of Tillam«»ok County, at Till»- '
16.0 mook,
Oregon, on Sept. ¡8, l^oi, vi»:
Traak River,
Near Tillamook.
T he W owed C ki . fb it atkd
ctvuiptlre.
I" had never vntrn ruts. Lave happ'iwxl to the girl with the pun. according to some astronomer« theKinie
He
PtSTatCT No >3 ISN9
Stephen Hill,
J he S»or> of the Nation*
said thia higviuou« veteran,
----- - - but
-- - lie
- - had
—1 — LJ v U vm I Free Prvm.
thing may not occur again for a period Bajrles Grant • w 1 4 ot • • t 4. tp 1 « r 9
brilliant
deed« and
f<lr
H
-ne.te.-1
Entry
Xo
-K.r,
Ihr
the
.
w
u
of
n
e
* s alne $4»o
7.60 , z :d w
eaten cats, which ate mis, and he pro
’hr W rid * Her'es and Heroh'F*
r
of. ,1 of Me 11 .nd n w C. of n e -
of f, JOO, 000 year». — lx widen Tit Bits.
Steel Janie« » Sofne 1 I n S «e i4
<«•
14
tp.
z
>.
r
<o
w.
‘
hoiife
>f
History.
Travel.
K
UkI
Orzl.r,
•o 9. tp 2 a. r * w. value.
posed to pursue his gustatory hn esti
A 7©
weird and wonderful
He u.iite. the following witne-we. to proee hi.
A flown town U-actwr 1*11« of a gon
gâtions to tlte fountain I lead
We
Cia( tried ni. 11« «<■«!!•
ThrI
Woes r»w«rr*l Ths« Q u I h I m .
D istrict N o
«Id ;”Xi"’iT,dr“"'
«<
the »lays of chivalry, startling^
know from history that rata hrl|H*d out tlviuan who <*aiiH* in nnfl a»k<*U pa nili»
A medicament more powerful than Alvin l< r 4 « e 14 sec 14 and w U • w
N P IUnw>n. leery lew.llen Andrew And-r.
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