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WASHINGTON'S FORESTRY EXHIBIT. It is thought by many that the Just over the line, across the new bill for salarying county oili- Columbia, they do things very eia Is does not allow the clerk or OFFICIAL PAFER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. ’ differently from what they do in sheritT to collect fees for any work. In this ease the recording of deeds W. F. D.J ones E ditor and P roi 'RI etob , Oregon. D r .T. If. M esi . role . A ssociate E ditor . The World’s Fair Commission o and other legal instruments, and KEilliintaolt ijcabliplit COHN £ CO. Publisìied every Thursday evening. the State of Washington has pre the serving of summons in civil Governor McKinley has written pared a report of its work to be suits w ill be done w ithout charge, a letter to the Leader which has submitted to the legislature. In though the officials will receive been receiving voluntary contribu regard to the forestry exhibit the their salaries from the county. tions to a fund to help thegovenor report says: "Every wood of com out of his linaiicial (liiieulties. say NOTICE FOR Pt BLICATION. mercial value w ithin our Isirders Land office at Oregon City Oregon. Jan. 25. ing that w Idle these generous oilers 1893. Notice is hereby given that the follow- willbe represented by sections of | named settler has tiled notice of his intention tone ed him deeply, he cannot j to make final proof in support of hi» claim, and trees, as well as samples of the 1 that said proof will be made before the Clerk of accept them. Tillmaook Co., at Tillamook, Ore., on .March 21, lumber in its sawed and finished 1-93. viz: Lauren A. Hoyt, condition. A large fae simile seal Pre-emption 1). S. No. 7179 for tiie yv of s w *4, Il is the opinion of many that section 21, tp. 3 s, r 10 w . of the state of Washington, eight 1 He names the tollowing witnesses to prove under the m w salary law it will be his continuous residence upon and cultivation feet square, containing thirty-five of said land, viz: impossible to get good men to A J Rhoades, !. J Johnson. James McGee and varieties of Washington woods J A Atkinson, all of Hembree, Tillamook Co., assume the responsibility and do Oregon. carved and polished by experienced J. T. Apperson, Register. 36-41 the work i.. the Clerk’s oflice and workmen, and a section of cedar NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Sheriff's office. The expense of the r.tutfl (»tlice ¡it Oregon _ City. Oregon. _____ Jan. 25. ... log in perfect state of preservation, 1893. Notice is hereby given that the follow Sheriff's oilice is quite large and over which has grown a fruit tree ingmimed settler has nled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, there is considerable expense in the 139 years old, will be among the ami that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla Clerk's office, besides lie will have exhibits. A full display of Washing mook, Oregon, on March _’i, 18x93. viz; Ernest E. Iceland, to hire his own deputy. ton sh ngles and a library of books Homestead Entry No. 9722. for the s w 1, of n e 't. 11 *2 of 11 e 1 section 4. tp. 2 s, r 10 w, and s e 1 j of s e */4. section 33, tp. 1 s. r 10 w. P aint Y oik H oi se .—This is the made from each wood grown in the He names the folloyving witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. stall-, show ing the different grains time of year to invest a lew dollars said land, viz: t’nder St c. 2301 K. S. \\ A High. C Desmond. Ben O'Hara and W in paint. A Pomona, <'al..man. and finishes, numbers of articles Burdick, all of Netarts, Tillamook County, Ore. 36-41 J- T. Apperson, Register. made from the woods of Washing tells that he had a house for sale The Oldest and Jenen The Steamer Augusta lias arrived and with it we have received another large invoice of General Goods Our stock is now complete in every department We occupying about 1000 square feet in the state and national buildings. Probably in this department will lie presented the greatest opport unity lor charts and object lessons, showing the comparative size, strength, yield and quantity of our commercial timbers. The great J. Fletcher W atson of Australia yield per acre will be shown by is credited with the follow ingstate- photographs of the native forests, liient: "Ati'hitel lhave discovered flic strength of the Washington that Oregon pine is the only wood timber will be shown by practical that these ants will not destroy. tests on the grounds. The durabil The ants arc one of the three ity of our pests of Australia, rabbits and shown by snakes being the other two. In a in use for paper read before the I list it nle of perfectly cedar for shingles wi 1 be shakes which have been fifty years and are now sound. The value of our Architects at Sydney it was stated tan-bark nterests will be shown by that this white ant went through exhibits and careful analysis of A number of sworn eorrugnted iron, and this has been the hark. proved incontestably. Sheet lead affidavits of phenomieally heavy , T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.-—N otice for P ublication . | United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore , 1 Feb. io, 18:13. . ..... ... .. is ___ ................ ......... .. .... in — _ Notice liercbx given that ! compliance with the provisions of (lie act of Congress of June 3, 187s, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lauds in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” Sarah Elizabeth Wilson. of Glenwood. County of Washington, State of Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice her sworn statement No. 2625, for the purchase of the s w 1 1 of section 26, tp 2 11, r8w, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur poses. and to establish her claim to said land before the Register and Re .civer of thisoffice at Oregon City, Ore , on Friday, the 26th day of May 181)3. She names s witnesses: Jacob B Wertz, of Glenwood, Oregon. A. R. Lorensen, of Forest Grove. Ore., John Bliss, of Rock wood. Ore. and Robert Hicks, of Tillamook, Oregon. Any ami all person* claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 26th dav of May, 18?3. 4* 5° J. T. Apperson, Register. have just received a large and line assortment of Pocket Knives direct from New Aork. one of those choice Hams, 15 cents per pound To builders wanting sash and doors, we can furnish them cheaper o than the cheapest. Don't fail to get our prices before buying. SHERIFF'S SA1.1-. By virtue of an execution issued out of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook. on the 7th day of February 1893. in favor oft'. B. Hadley, Plaintiff and against Sarah Himes, Defendant, for the sum of Thirty two dollars and thirty five cents gold coin anti nine dollars and together with eight per cent, per annum interest ami accruing costs, 1 have levied upon ami will sell at public auction on Saturday the 18th flay of March I893, <<t 9 o’clock A M . at the court house door in Tillamook county, ami State of Oregon, all the right, title and interest which the said Sarah Himes, defendant, had on or after the 7th day of February 1893, in ami to the following de scribed premises, to-wit: A life interest ofsaid Surah Himes in and to the following described real property, to-wit. e *2 oi s e 1 t, of section 21, tp. 1 s. r 9 w, except a twoacre tract sold to W. J. Himes and described as follows: beginning 20 rotis n of s e corner of section 21, tp. is. r 9 w , of Willamette Meridian in Tillamook county. State of Oregon. Terms of sale cash. Dated at Tillamook this 14II1 day of Feb. 1893. J. I). E dwards . 38 Sheriff of Tillamook County, Orc. Is the place to find bargains in DRY The floor of the (’latsop county that were likely to he carried oil court house at Astoria is of native by the freshet. Il seems st range Io hemloek and was laid over thirty old settlers that that stream should years ago. It is now in good con- be navigated by a steami'r, because dilion, it is stated, although it Ims in early days hunters on the been subject to the severest usage, “chase'' could always cross the i'liis is one of the best illustrations creek on loot logs in winter and in of the high value of native hemlock the summer jump the stream. The ami demonstrates its superioritx clearing out of limber and brush over the eastern species of the has made I he change. same tree. In our large buildings Olli- of the most ditlieull features to LOST HIS I AT said ¡and, viz: William Salitig G W Bodyfelt. Jerry Lewallen ami Thomas Owens, all of liebt«, Tillamook C ounty. • *- Ore J. T. Apperson, Register. 36-4« era! merchandise. CARI. I'. KNIDSON, TILLAMOOK ßAKERI ' -.AXI) C0X|:|; ct |0X|; kv NOW OPEN. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand, Home- made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. hirst Class Restaurant in Connection. Blacksmith. I n tiie C ircuit C oi rt of the S tate of MEALS AT ALL HOURS. O re gon FOR TlLLAMtMiK COVNTV. All kinds of wood work and wagon obtain is satisfactory llooring. In D. M Dunne, James I.oweiigart. \ Chiiiiimaii lost Ids cat. and work done. M. seller and Phil. Lowengari. the Oregon building according to doingbtisinesunder firm name advertises thusly: of Kelley, Dunne 81 <0.. I’lifls speciiieations nojoints were to have vs. Norici 1 have a tame eat is R. Dunsmore, M. Dunsmore,and J. been made in the flooring in anv of R. Dunsmore, Defendants. lost on the 25 of april it is about To th ' above named defendants. the otliees. In consequence contin In the name 01 the State of Oregon. You arc nine pounds Ids breast all are w bite h< reby required to appear and au*wvr the com uous lengths oftwenty feet and up plaint flleu against you in this suit on or before Plnee of business: In Win. Hi itm.Ih r s the hands and legs both arc white the fust di.v i'i the next regular ensuing term shop, Tillan....... Ore :im f wards were sometimes required, of the Circuit Court altove name I. after six hilt one his behind leg outside part const cutivv publications of this *ummotts in the which in hardwood flooring is al Tillamook H eadlight , or in default thereof the have a spot Gray Colour ami his plaintiffs will apply to the court tor the relief most impossible to obtain—at least demanded in the complaint, to wit a decree back are all gra but the back have against you for the *11 m of jr » amt costs ami without a very great expense. disbursements of this suit amt fora further <lc- a white blue spot on it his muzzle I Ciee that the mortgage given by you to secure X one of our native hard wisnls could said note and descrilied in said complaintb- is red and his head is light black. foreclosed and the land deacrilRt! in mid com well lie made to meet the require pl nnt ami mortgage to wit Comniem inu’*ixtv Ilis nake have a iron ring on it CORNER FIRST S t it STILLWELL A ve . Hoi^hoeing a Specialty. ments of such specifications. mid with six Chinese monel to tie W het her or not eastern maple could it tight on the iron ring in his nake have been obtained ef the desired it am person know where she was length and perfectly clear, was not tiling back to me I will prefer to demonstrated, for. as a matter of give him two dollars lor leward. fact,shorter length were used in the F ISu 1.1 I \ I M. floors than were at lirst specified, Still in line buildings unbroken I .iS I toil li I l‘he follow ing appear» in a Sileni floors are xery desirable, and are much more enduring, If it should diHpateh to the Oregonian: "County, municipal ami school lie found. therefore, on further district otlieers have legal lights expert ent. that native hemlock searching among the law s parsed by w ill make a smooth, close ami dur the late legislature, and digging in able floor, the fact will generally pails of old assessment laws not be bailed with delight bv our repealed ill a thus tar xaill endeavor builders. It should not be for to find some clause or section em powering the courts or anybodt to go,ten that this wood lias never make a levy of taxes for any pur yet been fully tested on this coast, pose for tins year, on the assess but so far as it has been t sled the ineiit . ....... illy completed. Vuthor- ilies seem to agree that there is no results would appear to lie quite satisfactory. It exists in abund authority to make the lew." It would seem from this that ance throughout t »l egon and \\ ash- there w ill be no scli.sil, luiinieipal ingtou and the timber attains a improvements, or road work of anv great size here everi where. Xo eoiis«s|iieiice the muting jear. un difli.ailty would be experienced in less something is done to relieve obtaining flooring in any desired from hemloek.—Pacific the situation. If such is the case, length the governor should lose no time Builder. in calling an extra sc - moii of the Carter Harrison h.i« Ix-en nom- legislature and give its nicutliers a imititi l>y the ileiibH'i'ats for inavor chance to patch up the bluuder. of Chicago. At the old stand, TILLAMOOK, OREG( in . All the leading magazines, as Centurv. Harper’s. Scribner's Leslie'sMonthly.Review of Review*. Overlaud, etc., on sale every month. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon Citv. Ore.. Feb. 3. je ISL3 Notice is hereby given that the foil..y» Ing- named settler has filed notice of his intention ti make final proof in suppoit of his claim, am.' that said proof will be made before the County A full line of school hooks and school supplies is always found tit the store of the Clerk of I illamo .k County, at Tillamook Ore gon, on March 30, 18,t, viz: TILLAMOOK NEWS Co . W R Thacker. B. C. Lamb, Proprietor. onn stead Entry No. 8721. for the c L, of n w anil w 1 . of u e *4 of section 24, Ip. 3 s, r 9 w. Ile naines the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, y iz II Brown, J. II Brown. Seth Moon and C W Stars, idl of Blaine F o , Tillamook Countx < H vgon. •iS 43 J. T. Apperson, Register. GOODS, Gents' furnishings, Groceries and Gen- ;AN1) ROOKS. HEMLOCK FOR FLOORING I Clothing, lints, caps, boots, shoes, notions, AGAZI NES NOTK E FOR PUBLICATION. they can go through with compar sectionsand acres of tinibers, will, Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon, Jan we believe, doeredit to our forestry 21. IS93. -Notice is hereby given that the follow ative ease." ing named settler has tiled notice of his inten department. We have furnished tion to make filial proof in support of his claim and tlml said proof will be made before the James Wall & Son's little st earner all llag staffs for the ground to the County Clerk of Tillafnook County, al Tilla mook, Oregon, on March 14 IX93, viz is very useful in their Inmber national commission, and George Keiloyy , nine emption I). S. No. 7124, for the n e '4 of n e enterprise, says the W est Oregon columns for the forestry building " ' Pre A select line of miscellaneous books, the most 4. section 11 tp. 4 s, r id w . popular of the day ¡it the lowest price* All He names the following witnesses t<» prove his ian. of Myrtle Point.1 ire. They ran kinds of stories in paper covers. continuous residence upon and cultivation of the little craft up Uatehiiig creek last week and secured some logs Choice Paisius 20 ll>s. lor one Our Dried Emit stock is complete I »oliar I IV Louse and some painting al a total expense of 831. The place look' d so much improved that the effect was magical. He sold the house ten days ago for 82050. He says that a little paint added the extra price to the property. 1 in Tillamook NOTICE FOR PCBI.K AT1ON. for three years at 81*00, anil never ton, models for trucks and appli Land Office ¡it Oregon City, Oregon, Jan 24, 1S93. —Notice is hereby given’that the follow- rn ances for handling heavy timbers, so mill'll as a nibble at the property. ing-named settier has filed notice of his intention He constructed a lawn about the will all be made in duplicate, to make final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof will be made befo,e the County Clerk ofTilbimook County, at Tillamook, Ore gon, on March 2 >, I893, viz: Friuik Kiefer. Homestead Entry No. 6507, for the s '2 of n yv 11. s. ction 24, tp. 1 s, r 9 w. He 11:11ms the following witnesses to prove his continuou* residence upon and cultivation of, said bind, viz. I Morrison .Mills, Stephen Bester. J H Whiting and W I) Illingworth, all ** of . ....... ............. Tillamook, Tilla- mook County, Ore. J. T. Apperson Register. 36 41 Ji > r THE OLD RELIABLE D rugstore . / com niete Stock of Dettes- Patent Medicines, Toilet-i^, • Irticles, .Votions on hand. 7 f< t WeM of the North W est corner of Block one of Fuller s addition to the town of Bay City Tillamook County Oregon thence running one 41-54 liuiuLrd leet w< >t. theme running out hundred fe< t south, theuce one hundred feet east thence one hundred feet not th to the place of beginning, be decreed to be *old Io *atisfy the decree here in ami you and all persons claiming through or by you he forever barred ami foreclosed of all rights. Ileus and equity of redemption in or to sal<l premises and for such other further or different rule ord< r or relief as tolhi*coiirt may seem proper C i . afde Tn \y ER . Attorney for Plaintiff ,,, wrH1. ,o This summons published by order of Hon For ratimat,« atidpri,-., call II kkmans i O s . skk Braver Geo II Burnt tt. Judge of this court dated February 9. 1x113. is lillamook County. Ore. "Dr. H. P .1?. Johrjzon PAINTING, o I'rescri/>tinn x cnrefit //// • '^rcoiiipoiiiiiled. Fifty years 'experience in this business. Frescoing. Decorating. and Paper-hanging. L. Hiner, Manager. A. J. Stillwell, Secy. A lfred W illiams , DRUG STORE! Hiitchm Corner. Tillamool^ Lumbering Co. I illamook, Oregon. OF TILLAMOOK, OREGON Saw \ Phning Mills All km.Is of tun, g ,| ,,. J,, w|(] , M. ill.hug, an,I l.raek.t. ..(a|| kin.l.. Proprietors Electric Lidit System " e make a discount of tt 11 per cent, for cash ordern. ) r ▼ r A MEDICINES. Pi escriptions Compounded At all hours. THE ’ 3 C BUREAU Av SALOON, C. H. SMITH, Proprietor. ' ■ ÌNE ’.'.'INES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. First St., Opp. D 723*^ entai, Till am □ ak( Ore
