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THE TILLAMOOK WE EKLV H 1 - A IJ I *» intellect, The Spanish heart is in-' At tl.e date of Bryan’» nomination, constant, treacherous, mercurial . it wiih 64} cent“. Two years after O. DeK. Sowmart. E 1. a«ia Sltff« * and cruel, The Stanisli heat, is Cleveland's inauguration, it was - light and full only of a baseless 5s| cents, and in October of 1894, «3 Dur Oldest Cuatamura ara aur baBt friends Official Papar, Tillamos* City and County pride and sublime egotism, the just after the adoption of tlie Wil And tha rHaBan is Bimply thia; They know that creature of his ignorance, Sixty | son tariff, it was 54} cents per RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. eight per cent of all the subject» of bushel, just half its present price. (STRICTLY 1» ADVABCB.) fl M) Spain can neither read nor write. One year .................................................. .7$. ■lx monili, .......................................... Bl 60. There is a certain low cunning One of the war developments is likely Tb re» monili, ...................................... ^RÎ j GKEE to prove quite embarrassing to t he Finan about her diplomacy which some Telephone No 6. times trick» more honest and cial argument»* which lhe silver men are straightforward statesmen by its preparing to trot out again when the Office coruerol Mainland .'I at eett. congressional campaign opens A nat apparent ingenuousness and ural inquiry as to the method likely to hollow hypocrisy. be pursued in raising funds fora war in Republican ^tate Ticket Spain has made no progress case of necessity has brought out lhe fact either in science or art for a hun that there is more money in circulation □ ur lino of Gansrsl Marchandis» is unusually completa. 1A/ h kssp a full alack of FOR GOVERNOR dred years. She is an old, played in the United States today than ever be fore in its history, the total being $1,756,- T. T. GEER of Marion Co. out power whose only resemblance 058,615. This shows an increase of 246,- FOR SECRETARY OF »TATE to the mailed robber that dominat 000,000 in the 21 months since the Chi F. I. DUN IJ A R of Clatsop Co. ed the earth three hundred years cago convention declared th.it the money FOR STATE TRKA8CRER ago, is that she is still as willing of the country could not materially in C. S. MOORES of Klamath Co. as ever to kill and rob, but crease without the free coinage of «liver, Try US and you will be convinced FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL a development which will be quite em fortunately for civilized humanity barrassing Io the people who are expect D. R. N. BLACKBURN of Linn Co * J. E. SIBLHY. ^RsgEi1 of and fljill, she has lost her power for evil. FOR STATE PRINTER ing to burnish up their campaign argu They never.kick; Why should they? Kiiliuiioolt í)c0.bUtiht •1 JUMBER HE Keeps Keeps the best of everything and Sells at the lowest living rates. Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing*, BootSj Shoes, Loggers Supplies and General Merchandise. W. H. LEEDS of Marion Co. FOR HUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION J. H. ACKERMAN of Multnomah FOR ASSOCI 1TK JUSTICE F, A. MOORE of Columbia Co. KOK MKMIlEnor CONGIICHH T. II. TONGUE of Washington Co FOR IHSTKICT ATTORNEY O. If. IRWIN of Yamhill Co. FOR U F.MIIER ST BOARO EQUALIZATION J. SMI TH of Tillamook Co. FOR CIRCVIT JVIX1EH H. II. HEWITT of Albany G. H. BURNETT of Salem Republican County Ticket. FOR COUNTY CLERK HOMEK MASON FOR SHERIFF H. IL ALDEKMAN FOR THIÍAHURER HOWARD CARY I oR AEHKSBOR J.S. STEPHENS FOR SCHOOL SUl-EII I NTHNDKNT GFO. B. LAMB FOB CORONER J. E. TUTTLE FOR NI RVKYOR FoR CHAS KAY FOR RKREMKNTATIVE J. w. MAXWELL FOR FOR JUSTICE OF TllK l’EACK, 2n. DIST. T. H GOYNE FOB JUSTICE OF TUE RFA! H 3|>, HIST. J. R UN LEY FOR CONSTARLE 3D, DISTRICT HINS JENSEN Spanish Civilization. Hobsonville, Ore. ments of 1896 for use in 1898. A steady Hurrah for Admiral Dewey, and i inciense of the inonev in circulation at the rate of nearly $12,000,000 per month his brave American tars. Where lias a somewhat depressing effort upon now is Hie vaunted Spanish valor the silver arguments of ’896. that would sweep tlie seas and sink tlie fleet of‘the nation of nobodies’ | What say the free trade orators non that dared assail the honor (?) of with reference to their assertions that the Spain and charge her with sink duly on hides mid an incrensed duty on ing the Maine? Where tlie in leather would ceratainly raise the price on hoots and shoes ? The latest issue of vincible armada that would sweep Dini’s Review, in its suimnaiization of the navy of tlie ‘Yankee pigs’ from business conditions, says. "In boots tlie seas. Poor Spain! Her de and shoes the unprecedented purchases cadence is a pitiful sight. Never between February 10th and March 26tli glorious, unless robbery and piracy have not prevented unusually large orders for this seaeoe, with prices slightly are glorious, she is now, since the yielding as to leather.” This fact, coupl glamor of romance ami lhe prestige ed with til« figures recently quoted show of power is gone simply ridiculous ing that all grades of boots and shoes are in her boastfulness and prating of selling nt less than they were at Hie be honor, and hideous in her naked ginning of last year, make plain how ab solutely groundless »• re the assertion shame. Poor Spain, shorn of her ninde by the opponents of the Dingley last colony, will soon step down tariff bill that the tariff which it placed and out from a position amongst on hides mid leather would cause an in the nations of the earth, which she crease in the price of boots mid shoes. I ns long disgraced by her presence Real Estate Transjeis. and assume her proper position as a sixth rate power—a relic of long April 21 98 F E. and Diantha Pag, to John Barba 25x71 in block 26 Thayers ad ileparted glory. 22 ” Lars and Sophia Jensen to School Principle Office 330 Market Street, San Francisco Mills nt Tim kee, Cal. T imber I. and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or P ublication . United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore gon Mar 9th. 18)8.—Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act ol Congress ofjune 3, 1878, entitled "An act foi the sale of timber lands in the States of < alitornia, Oregon. Nevcdiand Washington Territory, as extended to all the Public Land States by actol August 4. W92. Hiram Rummel; of McMinnville ( ounty of Yamhill State ofOre , ha« this dav tiled in this office his sworn state ment No. 3024, for the purchase of the 8. W. ’4 of Section No. 10 in '1 ownship No. 2 South Range N07 West and will offer prnofto show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural ¡Hirposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Re gister and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon on Wednesday, the 20th, day of July, 1898. He names us witnesses; Riley Smith of Dayton Ore , Frank M. Olds of I MeMiniiville. Ore., John If. Rohr of McMinn- j ville, Ore., James It Bell of McMinnville Ore. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their | claims in this officeen or before said 2oth, day ot'July, 1898. thus. 3. Moores Register. T imber L and , act J une l 1878.—N otice P ublication . F or United States I/tnd Office, Oregon City, Ore March. 9th 1898.—Notice is iiereby given dial in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. I878, entiiled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all lhe Public Lund States by act ol Diat. No. 13 I acre in Sec. 12 T 4 S. August 4, 1^92. R 10 W. Frank M. Olds; 22 ’’ J..cob and Jane A. Reeher to Wes The Democratic ami People» of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of ley Rush lhe E of E ’ 2 of ft E % of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn parly eonveiition«, iih wiih expech <1, Sec 22 T.i S R 9 \V. stiitvnie.it N0.3033. for the pinch..sc of I.ots 3 22 " II. A . and Addie Cottle to Nellie M and 4 an<i S '2 ol N. W. '4 of Section No 4 in joined their ¡»»ties and nominated Township No 2 South Rilige No. 7 West, Kirrv Lot blk 58 Pacific ad to ami will offer proof to show that tne land a 1'iiHion ticket. The ticket .Inn Bay City. sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to Home good repre»entalive men »5 ’’ John Porter to Samuel Dickson N '2 establish his claim to said land before the Regis ofS E K and H ‘a ol N E M See. 24 ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, on it, notably amongst them living T 2 N R lo W. Oregon on Wednesday, tile 2oth, day of July, 25 ” John J. Turner ami wife to IrvingS 1898. He names as witnesses; Geo. Colin, candidate for Treasurer, Hiram Rummel of McMinnville,Ore., Spencer Phelps S W of S W % Seo 33 and Simmons of McMinnville, Ore.. Albert E. I'ook Mr. Hiner, candidate for Sherifl', N ’of 8 W4 Sec 33 T 2 ft R 9 W. of McMinnville, Ore , Riley Smith of Dayton, 26 " Jacob R. Reeher an<i wife to Gottleb Ore. Mr. Walker candidate, for School Any and all persons claiming adversely the Wyss WJ4 of E/i of S E'4 of Sec 22 above-described lands are requested to file their I Superintendent, Mr. Steinhilber, Tp 1 8 R 9 W. claims in this office on or before said 2Jth day " Wesley AS. J. Rush to Gottleb Wyss ofjuly, 1898. 'candidate for Coroner, and other.H, ( has B. Moores, Register. I 12 of EJa of 8 F,l4 of Sec 2I Tp 1 8 R l.ut it lias many candidate» so 9 W. 27 " Albert Maurer to Fredrick Maurer 'utterly unqualified that they are T imberland , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for Power of Atty. P ublication . positively ridiculous. If is hard to ” " U S Patent to Frank Bartunek N United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore., of Sec 33 Tp 1 S R lo W. believe tliat (lie ticket was even March 9th, 1898—Notice is hereby given that in ” " Albert Maurer to J. F. Martin agree I compliance with the provisions of tlie act of meant seriously. One thing the ’ Congress of J me, 3, 187 s. entitled "An act for the ment. sale of timber lands in the States of Califoruiu, conventions must lie credited with, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all tlie Public Laud States by act ami that is a fin e sense of WEATHER BUREAU of August 4, 1892, humor. On the whole the ticket James W. Coffin; Dayton,fl County of Yamhill, State of gives excellent satisfaetiou to tlie Voluntary Observer*' Meteodogical Record I of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn for the Month of April. 1338 at Kilches | statement No 3 36, foi lhe purchase of the 8. republicans. Station, Tillamook, oregon. [ E. of Section No 4 in Township No. 2 South ' Range No. 7 West, ami will offer proof I to show that the land sought is more valuable Maxi Mini Mean Rain I for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur Date Those who are accustomed to poses, ami to establish his claim to said land Fall mum ilium ♦ before the Register and Re leivvr of this office at 0 29 43 1 3» roil against ‘•bon tliolders” will Apr. i ïy 49 Oregon City, ore., on Thursday, the 21st, day of ! »• 2 O IO July. 1898. lie names as witnesses: 48 30 340 light shy among the farmer» from ” 3 William Cain ot Dayton, Ore , Albert E. Cook 0.07 29 41 0 55 of McMinnville O.e.. J. II. Bell of McMinnville, 0.04 45 « 59 3‘ thi» lime forward. No class of ” 4 Ore , Thos. \ cNish of Dayton, Ore. 0.11 Any and all persons claiming adversely the 36 45 « 55 American citizens Inis prospered ” b s above-described lands are requested to file their 48.0 41 55 0-55 claims in this office on or before said 2i«t, day 0 So 4*> 47 1 more than the farmer» since the ” 7 55 of July, 1898. O 25 55 41 4*1 Chas. B. Moores Register. election of President McKinley, ” ” 8 9 46.1 O.IO 4« 53 43-1 0.25 32 and his Administration is now pre ” IO 54 T imber L and . A ct J une 3 1878.— N otice F or 46 0 0 15 5*) S3 paring to make lhe new war loan ” ” 11 P ublication . •» 6b 0.03 1» 4< 53-1 United States Lin 1 Office Oregon City, Ote. T one Io which they, as well as all ” »3 <•3 43 54 0 March, 9th, 1898.—Notice is heteby uiveti tli.it 50 t 0.00 43 S’* other citizens, may subscribe. ” U in compliance with the provisions of the act of 0.00 43-0 55 3» ” IS Congu ss of June 3. 1878.entitled "Anact for the 0 00 sale of timb r lands in the States of Califouia The bonds will be issued in sums of “ 16 40 47 1 55 Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, ’ as 5a 0 00 45 t 39 fifty dollars and upward, and such ” ” I* 17 •• extended to all the Public Land Slates by act <>f 46 0 6t) 0 03 S» August 4, 1*92, facilities given as to enable every ” «9 6 j 50.0 O OO 3» Thomas McNish: 49.0 ” 20 44 51 0 25 of Dayton. County of Yamhill, State of Oregon mail and woman who desires Io *’ at 45 0 has this day filed in this office his sworn state 5> 4O « c5 ment No. 302s for the purchase of the Lots. 2 7 obtain bonds ill small or large ” ta 00 530 1 So 46 10, ami 15 of Section No. rJ tn Township No 2 43 o.o6 64 54 î ” »3 South Range No. 7 West, and will offer pt oof tn amounts, an opportunity to do so, 60 show that the land «ought is more valuable for T 43 5«.I ks timber or stone than tor agricultural purpose* no matter how remote liis location ” >5 ** 6j 0 60 4> 510 and to establish his claim to «aid land before the 0.30 63 4« 5»c Registerand Receiver of this office at Oregon may be from the seat of Govern ’• 26 •* City Or.,on rhur«d«y, the21st, dayoi July isA 30.0 0.0a 33 ” 27 ^5 He names a* witnesses, ment. 52.0 •’ 28 62 4a 0.04 William Cain, o D n ton. Ore . Riley Smith of ” »9 O.IO 4« 47-0 53 Dayton Ore . Port Adams of McMinnville Ore 66 John B R »hr of Me Miunville. Ore. T ” 30 43 54 » Any and all persons claiming adversely the 'the money in ciiciilation in the alHivv-de«crt 1 >ed lands are requested to tile their claims huhui office on or before said 21st, day of United States to-day is »246,000,000 Sum ii6a ‘435 17>9 8*9 greater than when the Democratic Chas. B. Moores Register. 38 02 Mean 49 08 S7 9 convention of 1896 demanded the Mean temp. ♦ M »X temp. 66. Date lath. -3® Tli« Slisker» Itxvs ninde n great hit Min. temp a) Date 3d Total rain fall free coinage of silver in order to in 8.89 inches . Total »now (all, taches o No Tlieit Diue.iite Cor.l al ¡H «aid to he the crease the money in cireuliUioo. day* «torna? ». Clear 3, Misty 7 . Cloudy inosl Miceewdul remedy forstomaeh Iron- blee ever iiim«luee.|.' It iiiimediatek Partly Cloudy il. IM tea of fro«:, 4, 11,18, 19. 2y, A part of this increase comes from Dates relieves all pant amt di-be«« atte, e tiine oi Hail ». 6. »5, the coinage of our own mints, Prevaliti* wind, Direction 8. W Remark» build» up the feeble system ami m tkes the week stiong which have, since July 1, 1896, T, Trace The fact is, foods properlv digested are Capt. Jo«cph J. Dnw«on. coined 1113,448,636 of gold, while l>elter lluru tro-t-alled tom, «, file Cjr. Voluntary Ob* et ver. Since the outbreak of the Cuban instilrectiou and the getieinl tlis. »einiinitioii of news conecrniog it anti tin' iitfouitie» perpetrated by the Spiiiiiai'ils, 11 gi't'itf ileal of com- inenl ha» bet'll made in American newHpapei'H ou Iht' civilization, or lack of civilization, of Spain. A civilization that permits »nullawful abuses and atrocilie» is utterly in comprehensible to the average American mind. The Spanish civilization, is Moiisjous and stiperflclal. It seeks not in any sense the regeneration of human society. It tines not aim nt tin' subjugation of I he senses ami passions, nor nt the elimination of tlie savage element in the human heart. It begins on the outside anil ends there. It takes oft’ the breech clout and war paint of the Ravage ami clothes him in the garb of civilization, but he is a savage still, blood thirsty ami cruel. It cultivates bls senses ami makes him love music anti paintings, but the groatisxtf tlie wounded mnl ily- ing and the cries of starving the imports of gold (coin and humanity are still the sweetest bullion) in excess of the exports, music to his emu, Hint, mother have amounted dining that time to earth, stainetl with the blood of over one hundred million dollars. her noblest Mata, is »till in hi» estimation the flneat picture he Wheat is selling in 1 lie New can feast his eves upon. It gives him a pollahed language which he Voik markets nt 11.09. (hi the prostitutes to the base usee of a day Unit President McKinley rim savage braggart and a conacieuce-, inaugurated it sold ill New York less liar. It make» little ini-' at 9Sj cents. On the day of Mc preeaiou either on the heart oi ( Kinley »election, it was Sftj cents. Teauhers BxamlMtloa Noltes is hereby given that for lhe pur pose of making an ex.iniination of all persons that may offer tliouuwIviM as candidates for teacher« of the schools of this county, the County Sell, cl Soperin- ten.lent tlieieof will hold a public ex* aminaliou at Tilhim ok, Oregon, begiu- ing at 1 o’clx k P SI., Wednesday, May nth, tsss Dated thia 25th, day of April, 189S, U. A. Walker, j Co. School Sup'!. dial not only contains f.nH| alrea ly - '.b,\‘ .“ *liKe,,>T «1 other tost«, rood that is not digested does more harm than g,s,d p„,p|e W|,o ,„e d|e Cordial imnre tlie digestion ot «1, ,t f„o I they ent and in this way g.-t t>,e bemfit of it ntid grow strong. The little pamphlets »hid, the Shakers have sent druggists for (,«e .fistiiI.„t contain much inter,sting informal,on on Hie subject of dyspepsia. Ijtxol is not a mixture of drugs ¡t nothing but Castor Oil made pulable. No-To-Har for rift. Oat». OoarantMsl tob«cro habit ear» r.|,„ .ova«. b.ooa pun- S mc ¿ au ¿4'^ T1.MBBR LAND, ACT JUKE 3. 1878.-NOTUB F or P ublication T imber L ang , June 3, 18.8.—N otice F ox P ublication . act United States Land Oftice, Oregon City, Ore gon Mitrch 9th. 189c—Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of t oiigie>s <»f Junc3, 1878. entit cd An act for th,, sale of limber lands in the States of California Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"as, extended to all the Public Laud Slates by act of August 4.1892. Edward Grenfell; of McMinnville, < ounty of Yamhill, State of Ore gon, lias this day filed in thiso'lice his sworn staleiuenl No. 3019 for 1 he put chase of Lot 1 and S W. 14 of N, E. *4 and H. % of S. E '4 of Section No. 2 in Township No. 2 South Range No. 7 West, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for ils timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the Registerand Re ceiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesdty, tlie 201I1, d ty ot July, 189V He names as witnesses: Hiram Rummel oi McMinnville, Ore., Titos. R. Willis of McMinnville, Or *. F. auk Willis of McMinnville, Ore., Fred H. Klyon of McMinn °Any ami nil personn claiming adversely ‘he ville Ore. abovedescribed binds are requested to file their Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims 111 this office ou or before said 21st, day above-described lands are requested to file their claims in tins office on or before s.tid 20th, diy of July, I898. of July, 1898. Chas. B. Moores, Register. Chas. B Moores Register. United State« Land Office, Oregon City, Ore gon Mar. 10th iS^S -Notice 1» hereby given lb nt incompliance with (he proviMon-ot the a. t ol ongi,-« of June 3, ISIS, entit ed Ar, act tor lb,, »ale of timber laud» in lire statesol < allfornta, Oregon. Nevada and W ashing ten 1 er, I torr. a extended to nil the Public Land stales by act ol August 4. 1892> Fred II. Klyon: ot McMinnville. County of Yamhill, State of Ore gon Iras thisdav filed in this office bis suoru Statement No tor the purchase ot the U of E'■» of Section No. 22 i< township No. 2 South KV'ge No. 7 » "«t. and wtll otter prool to slion Hint the land -ought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur pose«, ami to establish hi« claim to said Hml before lhe Register and Receiver oi this office at Oregon City Ore , on Thursday, the 21st, day ofJulv 1898. He names as witnesses: Portland Adams of Me.»,innville, Ore.. John Kuns of McMinnville, Ore . Hiram Ruiiimel of McMinnville Ore., Janies H. Bell of .McMinnville T imber L axi », Acr Jess 3. >878.-N oticx F or P ublication . United States Land office. Oregon City, Ore gon Mar 9H1. 1*>S -Notice is he,,-by given Hint in co i,|.li.nice «ill, ll.e provisions the of „■ ot ( „ng ess of June 3. 8. entitled 'An act for tlie sale uftiniber taints in the State» of Calilornia. Oregon. Neva la and « istilngl >11 Territory, 'as extended to all tlie Public Laud Stales by act of August 4, 1S9Z- J0I111 Willis; of McMinnville. County of Yamhill, State ofOre ha< this day filed in this office his 8W0111 state ment No. V’3I. l,,r ,,IC purchase ol tlie Lot 3, 8 E. >4 ot N. \V E '2 of W. ,‘4 <d Section No. 2 in Township No 2 Soulh Range No. 7 West, ami will offer pi oof to .«how that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land be lore the Re gister ami Receiver of this office at Oregon City Oregon, on Wednesday, lhe 20th ofjuly, 1898. He names as witnesses: Edward Grenfell of McMinnville Ore., A1-. bert E-Cook of McMinnvi le Ore., ied H Klyon. of McMinnville; Ore., Francis Willis of McMinnville Ore. Any ami all persons claiming adversely the above-describeu lands are requested to file their claims in this office oil or before said 20th, day of July 1898. Chas. B. Moores, Register. T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or P ublication , United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore gon Mar., 9th 1898.—Notice is hereby giv 11 that in compliance \vith the provisions of the act of Congress ofJnneH. 1878, entitled "Au act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Frank Willis; of McMinnville County of Yamhill State of Ore gon has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 3022, for ths purchase of the Lot 2. 8. W of N. E. y and W. of 8. F. *4 of Sec tion No. 2 ill Township No. 2 South Range No. 7 Wesl. ami will offer proof lo show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural nurposes. and lo establish his claim to said bind before the Reg ster and Receiver <»f this office at Oregon City Ore. on Wednestlay the 2oth, day ofjuly ih98. He names witnesses: Hiram Rumni.d of McMinnville, Or., Albert E Cook of Me Viinnville. Or., Thomas R. Willis of McMinnville, Ur., James H. Bell of McMinn ville, Or. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office ou or betore said 2>th day of July 1898. Chas. B. Moores, Register. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore ., Apr. 9. 1898. —Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in gnpport of his claim, ami that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or on May 21st. 1898. viz: E. H. Sloan: II. I'.. 9917, for the 8 EX of N l‘. *4, N E *4 ofS E 1, oi Sec. 8 and $ W ’4 of N W % and N W '4 of 8 W *4 of Sec. y Tp, 6 8 R. 10 W. lie names the fallowing witnesses to prove liisconlinnous residence upon and cultivation of stud land, viz; Daniel P. Harvey, of Neskowin Ogn; Mrs. Jean Harvey, of Neskowin Ogn; Albert Bowman of Neskowin Ogn; George II Page, of Neskowin Ogr. Cha*. 11. Moore. Register. not . ck for publication . I.anil Office nt Oregon City, Ore., Apr. 9th., 189'.—Notice is Iiereby given 111 it tlie following named settler haa filed notice of Ins intention to nt ike final proof In snpp irt of 11 claim, and that said proof will be made b.-iore the County Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., mt May 2Stlt, TSyM viz: Jacob R. Reciter: II. E. 9/29 for the S W % of N F. '4 of Sec. 4 Tp. 1 N. R 7 W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Paul Kuhl, of Wilson Ogn; Frank Herrington of Wilson Ogn; James k. Harris. <>1 Illiiigwortn Ogn; Myron U. Trowbridge, of Tillamook Ogn Chas. B M ores. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Cre on City, Oregon. Mar. 23. 1898.—Notice is iiereby given that the following- named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, •• that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of'lillamook County, at Tillamook,0w« on May 16th, 1898, viz: Edward B. Graves; II E 9794, for the 8. % of N. W. and E- % of s W. of Sec. 9 Tp. 5. 8. R. 9 * lie names the following witnesses to pr his continuous residence upon, and cultiw Before injuring your dwelling or furniture, of said land, viz; seethe p Heits issued by the Fireman's Fund Lewis L- shortridge, of Dolph A. • insurance Company. The most complete Pollard, of Dolph Or ; William II. H* * policies ever issued, covering everything from Tillamook Or.; Elias II. Conner, of 'liiiiun the baby's bottle to a bicycle, or ironi a pin to a repealing riflle, Cha». B. Moor» Regie «• Claude Thayer. Agt. Sturgeon’s ^~I) rug S top A Fine Line of Jewelry ttatl8»»;f, Beds.