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Indian Legends. 11100k lu.liiii, uer. always easy to g, t T imbkk L and , a . t J i nk j , IN.-L-X otub rob timber land , act june 3, is-*.— noth f P ublication . Away Heyuinl the Hyas Salt Chuck (the along «itli, tlioiigh 'OHietiue s accused ut for pi blk ati «is ■ I nited State* Land Office, Oregon < itv, Orv- I lilted Stales Land Office, Ort gon City, Ore >ea) is the laml of the first fathers Tim treachery, audio doubt ««,, ... ,_ir.,]|v fii’1..’ ‘X ,’i 15‘ ‘■'^•~N,divv Is Hereby irivtn that gon. Nov. 14, 1892. --Notice is heteoy given taat i irnp.ia.c- u ith the pruvhioiis of me act ot m compliance with the provisions ot tne act ot prophet who knew of the creation of man from ihe great inland s> a pr.b.i >k in (on.re so. June,. L x . m , ciililkM An Uct forthc LongresN ot Juue 3, 1878. eulitlcd An act fu. the is dead long since, so 110 one of the tribe I Uget S Hlud) aud lived here fur hun or ,,’ ..‘‘v •> UnliioniiH. sate ot timber lands in the SUtes of Culitornia. Oregon. Scouts, and \\ ashingion Territory,” Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," c.iii give a good account oftliat. All that is dreds of years fishing and digging clam«, Jennie U. Woodward, J. H. F. Baldwin, i'hey finally gave wav tueiviliz .tmn, and known about it, is that man was made by of Forest Grove, County ot Washington, Male of of Portland. County of Mu’.tuomah, Mate of ‘ ‘ rvgon nas this day tiled 111 thisouicc her sworn Oregon has this dav filed in this office hi* t he great Sah-al-e Tyee,who is • he greatest succumbed to the vices that ccnie with statement No. 21.20 tor the purchase of the s e k sworn statement No 2015. tor the purchase ot 4 of the god«. He also madia w ife for the tiie s-eealled civilization. Now, only a •’» *<v 2 > tp. 2 n, r > w amt will offer proof to the lots i and 2 and e *, ot u w \ of section e sh.»w that tne land sought is mure valuuble for hi tp 3 n. r 7 w, and will offer proof to show lew of them remain, u.<l they are L.cated first man. ami the people then increased it* timber or stone than tor agricultural pur that the land sought is more valuable for its and to cstdbl.bh fu r claim to said laud timber or stone than tor agricultural purposes, very fast until the land was inhabited in in suia.l settlements <>n Tdlaniuos hav, poses, before the Register and Receiver of this office at and to establish his claim tosaid laud before the every part. Some of the tribes became and are doomed to early extinction. ¿reg”A. V‘1'’ Or5«nu- ”• Monday, the 13th Register anil Receiver ot this office at Oregon •lay of I-eb.iLirv, 1^93. He names us witnesses U'Uy. Ore., on Tuesday, the 7th day of February , restless and crossed the north seas. Thev 1 he last living oi the white man is to. Brice W ilsuu.and »acooB. wertsot Glenwood^ 18(53. He mimes as witnesses: •He. and F.ugenc Wright, amt Andrew Kiu>x. j . H. Gillis, Albert Brunick, J. Turner and came to a coast where there were higli lunch lor them, and this with contagious ot Forest Grove, Ore. thos R. Baldwin, all oi Portland, Ore. snow covered mountains, ami near at maladies introduced among them is Any ami an per« nis claiming adversely the Any and all persons claiming adversely the abovu-describcu lamisare requested to file their above-described lands are requested to file their hand in the sea were many islands. The slowly causing them to disappear. Tlieir claims hi this office oa or be.ore said «3th dav claims in this office on or before said 7th dav ot February, 1893. ot February, 1893. islands were lieautiful insimmer, as well religion is gone; their legends are alino.'l 26->»5 J. T. Ap|»erson, Register. 26-3^ J. T. Apperson, Register forgotleu; tlieir idemy is almost destroyed as the low lands along the coast, and the T imberland , A ct J vne 8. l>78 —N oth i : foe T imber L and , A ct J i nes . 187». — N otice for tribe made this their home. No other and sojii nothing will remain hut the P ublication . P ublication . United States I.and Office, l »rvgon Citv, t >rvgon, lacufi, |>eople were found there. The clam shell mounds and old burial I nited States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore Nov. 14, l?y2 —Notice is hereby given that in Nov. 17, 1892.—Notice is heieny given that compliance with the provisions of th< act ot only inhabitants ware tile beasts of the grounds to reuiiim us that this country gon, in compliance with the provisions of tne act o' Congress olFJuue 3, entitled An act tor the toretU, pud myriads of fow Is on the sea was unce inliabiiid by n lace of human Congress of june 3, 1878, entitled An act for the sale ot timber lauds ui ttie Mtates of California, sale ui timber lands in me Mates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory. ami islands. L iter on aim h. r H ut of being« so entirely d.tierent from thus? Oregon, Nevadaand Washington Territory, ' Albert Brunick, J01111 Bliss, small boats loaded with some strange here now. Tne ruthbss hand of progress ot R.'ckw ood, Couniy ot Muluiomnh, State of Ore ot Portland, County of Multnomah, State ot people, slightly ditf *renl from the first wor«s woiiderlul eliaage in a hundred gon, nas this day filedin this office nis swo.n Oregon, lias this day filed in tliis office his sworn statement No. 203», fur the purenase of the 11 1 ^hiienient No. 2618, tor the purchase ot the 11 l. ot the 11 w ‘4 ami the s w '4 ..1 the 11 vv *4 aim ones, crossed the great sea and were driven years. iiu pf s e n e of s w '4 and lot 3, of Bvction 30 the n vv ’4 oi tlie s vv -/4, ot sec. 27. tp. J y, r 8 vv, m tp. 3 ti, r 7 w, and will offer proof to show by a storm onto one of the islands. Thev and will offer proof to snow taat tne laud that the land sought is more valuable for its sought is more valuable for its timber or timber or stone than for agricultural pur Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, Hats, Caps were a powerful pe«n»l' and grea’ly in NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. stone than fur agricultural purposes ami to poses, and to establish his claim to said land be creased in munbeis. They had 1 m pie i limit- Land Office at Oregon City, Oiegon, Nov. 15, establish I.is claim io said laml before tne Regis tore the Register and Receiver of this office at and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Quecnsware Doors. Windows, Lime, 1892. Notice is hereby given tnat the follow ter and Receiver of tins office at Oregon City, Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesday, the Sth day 1 war that were milch I letter than those ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten Oregon, on Wednesday, tiie 15th day of Feu., Of February, 1893. He names as w itnesses I lair, an 1 C nient Hardware ami Nails. jf.l^Special attention given to He names as witnesses: J.H (iillis, John Turner, J. H. F. Baldwin and possessed by the first tiibes that came. tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim , I8J13. xobeit Hicks, of 1 lllanumk. Ore., Brice \\ iison, Thos. R. Baldwin, all of Portland, Multnomah and that said Proof will tie made before tne tilling 01 dels for goods in jobbing lots. County, Ore. The two tribes went to war, and many County Clerk of liliamook County, at Pilla ofGlellwuod, Ore., Eugene Wright, of Forest Any and all persons claiming adversely the (.rove. Ore., Jacob B. Wei tz, 01 Glenwood, Orc. 11100k, Oregon, 011 Jan. 3, 1893, viz. that lived on the lowlands tied ii.to the above-described lands are requested to file their Any and all persons claiming adversely tne T. J. «»wen, above-described lands are requested to file'their claims in this office on or before said Sth day o< Pre-emption 1). S. No. 72O4, lor the s e *4 of n e niountains and were destroyed by the sec. claims 111 tins office on or before said 15th day ot February, 1^3. 30, ip. 4 s, r 9 w. 26-35 J. T. Apperson, Register. .rent spirits. Others t« ok their small lie names the following witnesses to prove his February, 1^93. -7-30 J- T. Apperson, Register. gents eok continuous residence upon and cultivation of boats and went fill to the south. Some said land, viz: T imhek I. and , A ct J une 3, 187S.—N otice fok P ublication . A. T. Bain and ferry I. w.illen, of Hebo, Tilla were lost in the turbulent waters ol the mook Co.. ore., and T. J. Harns, and N. 1. T imses L and , A ct J i nk 3, IS7S.—N otice fos United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore P ublication . gon, Nov. 14. 1892.—Notice is hereby given that straits, but they finally came to a great Fletcher, Woods, TiLamook Co., Ore. J. T. Apperson, Register. United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore 111 compliance with the provisions of the act inland sea with placid waters. This gou, Nov. 15, h >92.--Notice is ne.cby given that of Congress ot June 3, 1878. eniitletl An act tor m compliance vvitn flie provisions <>i tne aci of the sale ot timber lauds 111 the States of Califor -iintry was m»t inhabited llierewcir NOTICE F or Pl HLIVATION. Congress ot June 3, 1 a ; s . ealiued Au act for tne nia.Oregon, Nevadaand Washington Territory. ' (».lice, at O.eguu City, Oregon, Nov. sale ot limber lands m ihe Stales of California, John Tut ner. many islands in this sea. Tney made 15, Land 1892.—Notice is Hereby given that the Oregon, Nevada, and W’asmng.on Territory,” TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND AND WAY FORTS. of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of settler has n.eu notice of . tlerings to (he Great Sah-al-e Tyee, and toilowing-namcd 1 Oregon, tins this day filed in this office his sworn W imam Law ier, his intention to make u.nil prool in support oi ot Oregon City, county of ClacKama>, State of statement No. .617. lor Ihe purenase of the n e ». Mikes regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting. t-»ok possession of the country. Tney I hs claim, and that said piooi wilt be niaiie be Oregon, nas inis d.iv find in t,ns tifficc nis sworn of sec. 3), in tp. 3 11. r 7 w, and will offer proof tne County Ufcrk of rillainooK county, al statement No. 202,, fur the puiciia.se ot the to show that the land sought is more valu found lure plenty of fish and game ami fore liliamook, Oregon, on Jan. 3, 1893, viz. e ‘2 01 s w *4 and sc oi n w *4 and s w 4 of 11 able for its timber or stone than tor agricultural Toomas J. Harns, the people «lid thrive. Tney sometimes e • , of sec. -.7, tp. 2 n, 1 n vv. and will offer proof to purposts, and to establish his claim to said Homestead Entry No. bjoo, for tne lot 5, sec. 20, snow that tne mud Sougnt is more valuable for land before the Register and Receiver of this went far into the interior on the big e »*.ofse%, sw,‘4«»fse%, sec. 19, lot 6, sic. its timber or same man tor agriculiutal pur office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Wednesday, the and lots 7 a.id a , sec. 30. 34, low. CABIN PASSAGE poses, and to establish Ins claim to said land 8md.1v of February, 1 v.3 He names as witnesses: prairies to hunt and killed tna .v nioos- 29, He names the following witnesses to prove his iienne the Regisle, and Receiver of this office at .1. It. Gillis, Albert Brunick, J. H. F. Bahlwin iiiu 's ( nffa'lo,) ami some of 1 he tribe continuous residence upon and cultivation of Oiegon i i.y, oregon, on Monday, me 13m day and Thos. R. Baldwin, all of Portland, Muilno- STEERAGE (one whv )............................... ...................... said land, viz; 1111I1 County, ore. Fem nary, 1843. He names as wimesses. l.ked the count ly s<> well tli“V staid there A. T. Bain and T. I. Owen, of Hebo, Tilla Any and all persons claiming adversely the Freight, Generili Merchainliae) Puitlaml or San l-iani'ineo, Kobei 1 H icks , of i'iiiamooK, ore, Jacob B. Co., A. j. Riiuades,of Hen.bree. TiliamooK W ertz, of (ilen vooU. Ore., Bncv W Hson, oi«>len- above describd lands are requested to file their all the time. At this time there were no mook Co., and N. L- Fletcher, ol Woods, Tillamook wood,Oie., and Eugene W rignt, of Forest Giove, claims in this o.tice on or before said 8th day ol Febiuary, 1893. other people in the great prairie country. County, Oregon. Oregon. 26-31 J. T. Apperson. Register. 26-3» J. T. Apperson, Register. Any and all persons claiming adversely the A strange ami war-like race however so«»n above described lands are requested .0 file their claims 111 this office on or before said 13th day of TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, i878 — NOTH E appeared and conquered those wit > went NJTlt’E FOR PUBLICATION. FoR PI BLK A TI o N. Land Office al vi.egou City, Oregon, Nov. 15, February, 1893. United .States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore tlirie first. Toe men of the Hist tribe iMjg. 27-36 J. T. Apperson. Register. —Notice i.-> neicity given that (he follow gon, Nov. 14. 1.892.—Notice is herebv given tliat weieall killed and the women weretaken ing named settler na.s fued notice ot his inten in compliance with tiie provisions of the actol tion to 111.ike final proof in support of a is claim, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for Congress of J tine 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the as wives by the savage tribes. Some of ami that said proof will be made before the PUllLtCATlON. sale of timber lands in tiie Mates of California, Clerk of i'iilumuok County, at Tilla- United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," them had many wives. The people of County 1110 > k , Oregon. 011 Ian. 2, 1.S93, viz: Thos. R. Baldwin. gon, No»-. 15, 1092.—Notice is heieoy given that He.iry Bax.er, the great prairie country oceanic p »wer- incompliance with tne provisions of me act ot of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of Homestead Entry No. 941b, for the lots 4, 5 and6, Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitled "Au act tor the Oregon, has this day filed in this «»tin e his sworn hil after many years and crossed the see. 31, ip. 3 11, 1 9 vv , 11 w ‘/4 of .1 w sec. 6. tp. sale of timber lands in tne Mates of California, statement No. 261b, lor the purchase ot the 11 w 1 . ot svc. 29, tp. 3 11, r 7W, and will offer |»roof I. H iner , Pres, .nd Manager 1 r 9 w, u..d 11 c *4 of U e ‘4. si r. 1. tp. 2 11. r io a . Oregon, Nevada, and Wasi.iugtou Territory,” iiioiintains to the great inland sea They 2 11, to show that the land sought is more valuable Win. Eberman. Vice President He names tne follow Illg witnesses to prove his Mis. Carrie Crossley, Wm D Stillwell, Treasurer, . wane an entirely different race of people continuous residence upon and cultivation of of Hillsdale, county 01 Aiulinuinah, »Stale of lor its limiter or stone than lor agricultural pur A. J. Stillwell Secretary. said land, under sec. 2ooi, R \ iz . Oregon, nas thisday filed in tmsoince her sworn poses and to estaolish Ins claim to sai.l land u< - from the dwellers on the >ea, and pos- R. D. Males, i. ¡1. Wo. th.ugion, Jas. Ed. statement No2**22, .or me purchase of tne 11 w '4 tore tin Register and Receiver ot this office at Win. Barker. Superintendent ) Oregon ( ity, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7H1 day French and Henry .-»axion, ail of ’ Policy, f ilia of section 34, 111 tp. 2 n, r 8 w, ami will otter >• s>ed fine bows and arrows, ugly clubs ni .»ok County, Ore. proof to snow that tne land sought is more of February. 18.13. He nani.*s as witnesses: J. H Ginis, Albert Brunick. J. turner and J 26 31 J. T. Apperson. Register and other destructive we ip.ns of war. v aluabie tor its timber or stone tnan tor agricul tural purposes, and to establish tier claim to II. F. Baldwin, all of Portland, Multnomah file peaceful sra-dw tilers wd.o I ad sam laiiu before me Register and Receiver oi ( uufity, ore. NOTICE FOR Fl BLk ATION. Any and all persons claiming adversely th«’ office at Oregon City, Oiegon, on Tuesday, nothing but wooden spears < onld not cope I.aml office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov tins 14m bay ol reoruaiy, ¡893. Mie names as above «leseribed lands are requested to file their 1892.—Notice its hereby given that the follow tne claims in this «»thee on or before said 7th day w.lh them. They had spel l their time 28, witnesses. ing-nuiiied seitier nas tneu nouce of his mien Robert Hicks, -TTillamook, > )re.. Brice Wilson, of Ft binary, I8II3. J. T. Apperson Register. on I lie waler spearing fish and digging lion 10 make tinal proof in support of his chum, of Gfenwcx> 1, urc,, A. K. isorviisen nun Eugviie 26 3> and liiat said piooi win ne made before the »» rigni, ol Forest (irure, < >. e. (Inns and did not know how to treat the County v.'icrk or Tillamook couiity.it liliamook, Any and all persons claiming adversely the T imber L and , A< t J unk 3, I87A.—N otice for 12, ¡s'.>3, viz.: P uclk ation ubove-described lands are requested to tile tneir painted warriors, u ho had their faces Orvgoii, oil Jan. Lewis iierron, United .Stales Land Office, Oregon City, Ore claims 111 tins office on or before said 14th day gon. Nov. Is, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that snip««! with brilliant cob rs and held Homestead Entry No. 9».^ for the s w '4 ofs v ol February 1 9.1. of sec. o, n w 4 of 11 w ‘4. sec. s, a.id 11 ‘a o. 11 v ih compliance with the provisions ut the act of 2»-3» J. T.Apperson, Register. weird war dances. The unobtrusive *4 sec. 7, tp. 2 n. r 9 w. Congress of June 3, 187s, entitled "An act lor the He Haines tile following witnesses to prove his sale of tinnier lands in tiie Mates of California, (•lam-eaters t« ok o 1 heir boats and evaded continuous rcsideiice upon and culiixation 01, and Washington Territory, T imber L and , Acr J une 3. 1873.—N otice Oregon, Nevada, Emery U iison, tneir bl »0 I l liirsty pursuer-». They were said land, under s»ec. 2.01, R. S., viz: F or 1*1 BI.ICATioN. of Forest Grove, < ounty ol Washington, Stale of k . D. Mules, r d. ueivais, C. tl. W orthington biiged b> stay in their boats many davs and Henry S .xton, an ot r nicy, fitlamooK - o., United State» i.and Office, Oregon City, < »regoti, Oreg hi , has tins day filed in this office his swot 11 Nov. i.i, 1892.—Nonce is hereby given thai in statement No 262o, lor the purciitiseot the s w ‘4 .before the eastern v an tors left. Every uregon. J. T. Ipperson, Register. compliance with the piovisions ot the act ot of section 31. in ip. 2 n, raw, and will offer congress of June 3, 187b, euulltd ah act for the proof to show that the lain! sought is moit year the niiir«len»us prairie men returned sale of timber lauds 111 the Mtates ot Calitornia, valuable for its timber or stone than foragricul and many of the people ventured out at Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, ' tural purposes and to establish nis claim tosaid SOCIETY DIRECTORY. land befoie the Register and Receiver of tins Brice w iison, sea again in boa.s, intending to return to of Glenwood. County of Wasiiington. State of office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thiirfoday, the Oregon, has thisday tiled in thisoihce hi- sworn 9tn day of Febi uary, 181)3. He names as witnesses tne north laml. A bturm drove them Robert Hicks, ol TiilainooK city, Oregon, No. «6^. for the purchase of the CHAPTER—Meet«first Saturday, 1 P. M., of s stallineiil c *4 ui secli jii 27, in towns.up 2 11. range s w. Andrew Knox and Eugene Wright, of t-oiest Mllllll and they finally landed on the each month in I. U. u. F- Hall. j . E- miblev , and will offer proof to show that the Grove, Wasiiingiou County, Oregon and I- B const near the month of a mighty liver H. 1’., A. P. W h .« on , me < y . land sought is more valuable for its timber or Herrington, of Tillamook, Tiilamtsik ( oiintv, A. 0. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at ; stone than for agricultural purposes, and to (iregon They liked the country veiy mm li ami Any and all persons claiming adversely the establish his ciaim to said land before the M. W. A. p. M in G. A R. Hall. < N DREW, Register and neceiver ot this office at Oregon at»ove-described lands are requested to file their next year sjine of them vmtun d to re- W. SEVERANCE. RE< ORDER. City, Oregon, on rriday, the iom day of claims in this office on or before said 9tii «lay of February, 1S93. turn to the gn at inland sea to tell theii HOOK & LADDER CO. -Meetson first Tues- February, 1893. He names as witnesses 26-35 •! T Apperson, Register. • ’ . A. I*. night of each month in City Hall. jaeitb B ♦•ertz. of Gienwood, ore., A. K friends they had found a country that day . C. Sorensen, of Forest Grove, Ore. Jo.111 Bliss, oi WiLsuN, I’ kesident . U. N. D rew , C hief hi Rock Wood, Ore., and Robert Hicxs, of iilla- T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 187».—N otice for with go. d ami that whw beyond the reach II. F reas , S ec ' y . Puni.n ation . m<» »k, Ore. (L A. R — Meets first and third Wednesday of United States laind Office. Oregon City, Ore Any and all person« claiming adversely the "I war like prairie men. Many othcis each .nonth at 1 p . M in G. A. R Hall C. N abo»e-descrii>ed ands are req.ie-ted to fi.e men gon, Nos is 1 '• ■- Notiee is heret»> given that • ame to the new land, and their trip was D rew , A djutant . F. severance , C ommander . c.aims in Ibis offi e on or be.ore said ibtli day in coin pl i a lie«’ with l he prov isiuns of the act of ( < nigres- of June 3. 1«7M, rut it led "All act for the February, ¡M93. made safely. I 0, O. F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7 3o of 27.3-, sale of tiinla-r lands in tiie States of California, J. T. Apperson, Register. p. m in I o. o F Hall. F. S everance , N. G. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” These people grew in nil in tiers an« 1 their W.M. OLS. N, RE< SEC Y. Willard Tupper, TIMBER LAND, A( 1 JUNE 3 187H.-NOTICE towns were scattered all along the new of Ililisb(»ro, County of Washington, State of A. F. & A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of FUR Pl BL1CAT1UN Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn found coast. Here they lived undiMurbe I each month in 1 O U F. Hall H. V. V. United States Land o.nce, Oregon City, Ore statement No. 26I J. for tiie purchase ot the s r *4 J ohnson . W. M. B. U. L amb , mec y . gon, Nov. 15, I8j2 — Notice is hereby given that of section 34. in township 2 north, range 8 west, tor many years—h til aevera! generations 111 compliance with tne provisions ot the act of and will off« r pr<s»fto show that the land sought Congress of June 3. 137s. entitled An act for tne is more valuable for its timber or stone than for had come and gone. These people lived CLASSIFIED ADVERT IBEMEi4T8. saleoi timber lands 1>1 tne .Mates of < aliturnia, agricultural purposes, and to establish Ina claim Advertisement» under this head, one cent Oregon, Nevada, ami Was.iiugton Territory. at every little valley along the coast, hut to said land l»efore the Register and Receiver ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Saraii E Wi.»>n. of this office at Oregon City.«iregon on Thurs • ever veniined far into the interior. They per word for first insertion, and half rates ofGlriiwmHi. Mi> Cuuniy of Wa-ningioa. .state ot day, the 9th day of February, 1893. lie names Oregon, nas this day tiled in tnisoince n< r-worn as witnesses: "ereafraid«»f the spirits in the monnt iins thereafter. statement No. ^625, loi tne purenaseot tne s w ‘4 Rolicrt Hicks ol Tillamook. Ore., Kugei:e and much more afraid of the strange of «ection 20. in township 2 north, range s w. Wright I B Wertz and Andrew Knox of Forest • 4 VISITING CARDS —A fine line of latest style- and will offer proof to snow tnat trie land sought Grove, Washington < ounty, ore ravages that inhabited the interior. When ¿lets pel pack of $0. At thin office. Any and all (»ersons claiming adversely the is more valuable for its timber or stone tnan for agricultural purposes and to establish her above-described lands are requested to file tlieir they ventured t«>O far south on the co.st claim to MM1 land before tne Register and Re claims in this office on or before said 9th dav <»f ubscriptions taken at this office tor an they also encountered another savage S newspaper or magazine published in U* ceiver of tuts office at Oregon City. iMegon on Frbruan. 1H93 We own and operate the Tillamook <’ity Electric Light Plant. 26-3? J. T. Apperson, Register. Friday, the lOth day ot rebruary, 1893 »«•« race, different from any they had yet seen. United Mtatcs or For« ign coimtnes. names a* witnesses. Jacob B Urrtz, of (,lenwoo<l Ori A K T imber L and , A ct J une . 3, 1S7M.—N otice for ABSTRACTS OH TITf.KS-Title» examined Their names; the names thev g«'« n mid record» »earch, d Ab»lr«ct» made for >orensen, of Forest Grova. Ore . John H um <»f Pl BMCATION United Mates I.and Office, Oregon City Ore t" geographical features ami, in iaci, ill land» or town lol« in th- county on abort Rockwood, Ore., and Robert Hicks, <»t Tilla Nov. 15. 1*92. — Notice is hereby given that in ¡nook. Ore. . . . notice. W<«rk for nonrt sident land h”b,‘r thH,r whole language was very much «necinltv compliance- with the provisions ol the act of Vn» and »11 pvr«.n« . ,«.4u«.l.d The only M-t of abstrm t hooks in »¿?«iSciib«Tl»B.l.ar« ni«ih. h - Congress of June 3. 187s. entitled "An act for tlie county. Complete todate. officein H ead - ‘Mt ent il til h »sc ancient times t > wl» at the Im..; ofKcn. AdXrea TILLAMOOK A ustkact claims in tins office ou or before said ivtli day of sale of limiter lands in the Males of California, Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory, ihty «re ,ow hcbruR'y. .WJ. } T Ap|H.rwin. Kri(1.trr Co.. Tillamook. Ore- Eugene U right, of Forest (»rove < ounty of Washington, Mat** of events relate I in this Oregon, ha- this day filed in this offit e hi- sworn 3«1 several Ihousaml years T imber L and , A< r J une 3, 1878. XoriCE statement No 2629 for the purchase of the TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE. u »* *« of •ectMin 3s. tp 2 n. r s w, and will offer FOR IT b LK ATluN. aK°> according to the metlioiis counting proof to show that the laml sought is more valu P resident Cuiled st»le»L»l><f 1 "X able for its limber or stone than for agricultural litue by the Indians, and while their H V. V J.H»*'» gou, NO' , is. ¡-»E-Nulic. » hereby gneu th.t V ice P resident purposes and to establish his claim to said laml W M I> STILLWELL Tn conipliuuce with the piovi.ion. ol the .<t beforet he Register and Receiver of this office at ff’LAUDE T h A VER narrative treats of history in the iliscon- of < ongre*. of June J. 1»7' entitled An .cl lor <iregon < ity. Oregon,on Thursday the 9H1 da) of I W. H. COOFKR th, «ale ol umber land» in the Male» of lalllvl nected wav in which it was handed down, EXK w ITIVE < om M, ttek P¿ • - mh •' B rhwm February. llenamesas witnesses I). STIL l WF.LL nia 1 iregon. Nevada and Washington Territory. Andrew Knox, of ForeM Grove. Washington ’be Indian idea of a deity is hard to as- Axel K. Mtireiisen. < ounty <»re Koffi lib k*, of Tillamook. <»r< H V V. JOHNSON , f Forest Grove. Count» ot * a.hlngton Male of Brie« Wilson <*f rt Forest <»rov , Washington certain, and as this was greatly modified W’ F. D J one » ______ Oregon, haa thisday Sled tn thlaolWce ""’,"',7'' < ounty, ore and Frank Herrington of lilla ( OKRESHOMDING SECRETARY .latement No »X.>- lh' ol ,hc, mook, Ore l,v more recent circumstances it is nut M. et» «r»t and third Saturday each month. „'»I...f»ec l<t|> r n. raw. ami Will offer pro.4 Any and all persons claiming adversely the "urtli while giving About a century to »now that toe land «ruffht la more e.laable above-described muds are requested to file their for its timber or stone tnan for agricultural claims in this office on or before said »/tii day of a4o the Indians first came in contact w ith CoTnr. Write for ,art«rel«re. and are forth. r «d I«» esUblwb hi. claim tv »<*1 February, i*/3- * 55 J. T. Apperson. Register. ’’•e Caucasian race and this inflaence d.wcriptive matter in thi. paper*md for copi^ of iLLCaTKATKO HEADLIGHT, Board of Trade ®8 almost obliterated any authentic ac T imskr L and Act J ink 3, 1#7I.-N oth « »<» b P ublic ation — '°unts of t|ie deities once worshipped E dit ion. United Mates Land Office, <>regoti City, Ore them. The old Indian gods have been, gon, Nov 1$ ¡092 - Notice is hereby given that No batteries or electric .parka to car« for. Makes no smell or dirt. ‘"¿iv”and all la-rwn. claiming “»-«—'{.‘n in compliance with the provisions of the act to speak, absorbed or etnl»odie«l of ‘ ongress of June 8,1*7*, entitled ‘ An act for the site of timber lands In the Mates of < aiifor ^|p 4”d of the new civilixation. The No or I m I m * ••aploaion» »> lr«<pwnt with th« unreliable »park ma, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash I ng ton Ter- wwk • aa U> a god gave place to con- to responsible parties, on ^ 27-8^^ lS^ ritorv," L T- Apper»»n. B«i«ter. Jacof, II Wertt, It otla I'tM'lf automatically Ju«l li|«lit the burner, turu th« wheel anti it run« of Glenwood County of Washington. Mat«- of ion« that have entirely approved securities • »rrgon. has thisday filed in this office his sworn NOTH K FOK Fl BI.K ATION. ntitv ot the old gods- statement No i6a<, for the purchase ol the all day. G f .<> VV K ioe M. n e *< of sectum V4. V/wnship > north, range S w. ‘UM -*W*I as to the white |>eople Bay < ity. o* and will offer proof to »how that the Is nd • 5« l \ .»t_r i,«« Bird notHe«»! In*iuteuthn» •«jvAgl.t is more valuable for its timber or stanc It runa with a cheaper grade of <laaoline than any other engine, andconte- tliat they came heie occasionally in 27-36 than fur sgrtcullural purposes and to rsUbliah "rite ship», and eventually began to a|>- his claim to said land the Register and quently < ‘OHTH I.E*S to run it. *> in—*. Receiver of this office st Oregon City. Oregon i^’r in the interior, and were barked upon oa Munday, the l;th day of February. i*a He Also on« »«tion d (” «on o»Ln j l-« ’“ Baiu For Mimplu itr it beats the «odd. It has fewer |<arta, and it therefor« leee names as witnrsaes a* very mysterious beings. Many of them to «uit purchwer. Tim« or ch K, rt*rt Hick» TlllaiBooK, <>n , Krk« WII KEYS, *“re “»kind to the Indians, but on the Call 011 or »dr«-M <rf'.l«n»u.Jd ***•■. Hu«»-*»« Wrl«bl.uf K'»,««« likely to get out of or»fer than any other gan n ganol me engine now built Gro»«.or«. *»<• *.»<•««•«. <* Trwk. orreon ’ »«st th« In<]ian< were peace-loving, and tp 4*. wttnew« »> P—» k« *B,’”»nd all p«rw»» <l«im>»« a4««r»«l, th« Sand for llluatratwd dwacrlptlvw olrcular. '^*' r gave trouble to the whites. The '.a«4a ar« rruuratrd to «1» th«*r Hipan« Tabule» cure Hl**«» - ehalem tribe was at one lime some- claim« >u thia at*« «• « b«’«r« ‘M* 4aya< ( ■Hllnm«.« Co T J. Hnrr» •»“ » L Flrt. wer. **** » T Apixraa«, *«»m«r *''"t fierce and war-like, but they were Ri[«n« Tabule» cure <• 'n«tipat(«n ■>ever really bad when compared with Ripan» Tabule» ‘tandar'ln -ed,. e Indians of the interior. The Tilla- General Merchandise hands ¿it Flìex kee¡ ) Oli tl lei i store in Hol isoli ville the kirgest s.toel< of A Tlxo Escisi Sailmg- Steaixxexs TRUCKEE and HOMER. I. SiBi.EV, X 1 ¿i i loger, I lol>«oi iviIle, ( )re Tillanjoolç Lumbering Co., Rough and Dressed Merchantable Lumber Etc. of Every Description, TILLAMOOK, OHEG-O1T Money to Loan, l imber Lands for Sale. PALMER Sc REY,
