Tillamook headlight., May 12, 1898, Image 7

A LIFE LESSON.
by winch she was supported, aud ths The stage was precipated 60 ft. down the bank
long day passed with some one of these into Trask river and both horses drowned.
Doestler waasiighty hurt.
I sable creatures watching the moment
SATURDAY 11:00 A. M
when the grasp should fail and her
body fall below.
1 he seizingot the French blockade runner La I
It was on the night of the second day t'ayette was due to a mistake. The French em- |
that a scene took place which lias never bassy had previously requested pel mission to :
There, littl • girl, don’t cry.
been forgetten. The sun fell away at go to Havana, aud had received it, but !
They’ve broken your slate, I kntrv,
eve with a peculiar splendor, turning through some bluuder the true condition of
And the glad wild ways
every object in the valley to a golden tilings was not known until after her capture. |
Of your sehoolgii 1 day s
was released this morning und proceeded '
light aud causing the Housatonic, in She
Arc things of the long ago.
>n her way.
But life and love will asm come by.
its serpentine course, to gleam up and
News has been received from Dewey via Hong
There, little girl, don’t cry.
spaugle like liquid lire. Many was the Kong. He reports that he has destroyed the
hunter who lay watching the beauty of ■ntire Spanish fleet of 11 ships, kil ipg several
There, little girl, don't cry.
They've broken your heart, I knew,
the beams which were flung arounc hundred Spaniards aud wounding many more
And the rainbow gleams
him, aud when the last gorgeous streak Not a a ngle life was lost on board the Ameri­
Of your youthful drrains
bud faded over Monument mountain th* can ships and none of the ships were injured.
Arc thing;* of the long ago.
• ^•1
broad heavens were clear aud blue, er Only six Americans were wounded. There is
But heaven hohlH.aU for which you sigh.
There, littl • gill, don’t cry.
cept the crimson folds which floated iu iiu news indicating that Dewey considers his
—James Whitcomb Riley.
grandeur aloug the west. Yet the squaw position at all perilous.
Two small Spanish prizes were captured near
still hung by the branch of the pine, Havana
yesterday. Seven transport ships are
and her cries alternately rose throngh now at Tampa, Flordia, to convey U. S. troops
But in the meantime business must go ahead, and we desire
the deep stillness that reigned around. to Cuba.
But soon a leaden haze began to rise
Ill the county of Berkshire, stats ot along 1 he azure wall of the west am. The blockade at Havana is kept lip without to state to the people of Tillamook County, that
Massachusetts, the lofty Monument was shortly succeeded by dark, disrna. intermissiou.SATURDAY 7:30 P M.
mountain rears its gray form. If there looking clouds, around whose edge th*
Major Smith, an American officer landed a
is anything sublime attached to a I lightning played, as if to light them on party of newspaper men on the coast of Cuba
mount, n rare beauty will be admitted iu their sad and gloomy pathway. The yesterday and endeavored to pilot them to the
to linger around this wild and tower­ thunder muttered faintly, then sent its camp of the insurgents. The entire party was
ing line of rocks. Its bold aud frown­ roll np to the meridian, and finally, captured and Major Smith when hi3 rank aud
ing front extends about one mile, aud with increased power, cracked and shook nationality were iearne«l was beheaded.
It is quite probable that there will be a fight
so roughly is it flung together by na­ through the very heavens. The shriek
ture and standing at the same timo of the squaw was heard in the profound tomorrow between Samson's flaet and the
Spaniaids at Porto Rico. If Samson does
so perpendicular that a tremulous chill pause after tho roar hud died away, but not find the Spanish fleet at Porto Rico lie ex­
hurries over tho body as the awestruck its echoes stirred not the sympathies of peats to attack aud take the forts and the town.
beholder gazes up at it A few knotty, any one of the tribe. Higher aud high­ The U. S. cruiser, Cincinnatti captured two
dwarfish pines are to bo seen peering er rose the storm. The lightning crinkled Spanish ships yesterday, loaded with catt'e for
obliquely from the narrow crevices, over the sky more vividly, and the re­ II ivana. The Montgomery captured one
looking green even among rocks, like port followed so soon aud heavy that Spanish ship loaded with dried beet aud also
hope flourishing cu the borders of de­ the gray old trees of the mount trem­ bound for Havana.
U. S. troops are still being rushed into Tanap.«
Others may puff and blow, and sell their old style goods, but ice are selling
spair.
bled as the peals burst throngh the up­ and embarked for Havana.
The rod bolt from the thundercloud, per world.
more
in our line than all ovr competitors in the County combined, and with a
the wiuds aud tho power of centuries
MONDAY IU25A. M.
Night had set in with all its black­
guarantee
with every sale-
have torn way many fragments of ness, when a party of the tribe proceed­ The Spanish Armada of 17 war ships has
stone from on high aud sent them smok­ ed to behold the situation of the squaw. reached Porto Rico and will probably give
ing to the base, where already a long Soon after their arrival a flame of fire battle to Admiral Samsons fleet on Tuesday.
pyramidal Hue is strung along, quite a suddenly lit np the woods. The pine was Samson is now' off the coast of Hayti it is net
known how many ships or what ships he has
mountain in itself. The rear of this struck by a thunderbolt, setting it on with
him but the best ships of the Spanish fleet
Clotlxiexs de
place fallsoff with a gentle slope, which fire, which, being parted from the cleft are amongst those whom he will have to fight.
is overshadowed by tall and regal look­ of the rock, spun round aud round so The American cruiser Montgomery was chased
ing trees, whoso giant roots have never swiftly that naught could be traced of the on Saturday eveing by a Spanish battleship be j TILLAMOOK,
been broken. It presents a fearful yet tree itself or the squaw whom they sup­ lieved to have been the Viscaya; four shots were '
magnificent appearance. There is no posed to be attached to it. Upward it fired but it is not known b. what ship or with
village near to wake the solemnity of hurried into the air, burning and whiz­ what results The account of coase w s given by
its solitude, and silence is as profound zing in its course, the torrents of rain the (’a; tain of a French steamer. It is believed
at the sun’s meridian as ut the hush of not even dimming its glare. Tradition that the Montgomery escaped in the darkness.
The Spaniards claim that the reason why they
Any anti all persons claiming adversely the
midnight. It always seemed to me this says it whirled with su?li velocity that were
McMinnville, Oregon; David Curtis of Tillamook
Wood Wanted.
so badly whipped at Manila was that they
above-described lauds are requested to file their
Oregon.
spot was a favorite with the sun, for the it did not seem to the eye to turn at all. were caught without steam up. They also say
Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims in this office on or before said 30th, day
Bills
will
he
received
until
May
6th,
first rosy flush of morning appeared un­ Away it went, ami it is said the Indi­ that Dewey cut the cable.
above-described lands are requested to file their of J tine, 1898.
in this office on or before said ¿otli day
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easy until drinking the dew from the ans gazed at it until it seemed no big­ Heavy cannoading was heard off the coast of 1898 , 50 cords of Alder, Hemlock or claims
ot Juue, 1898.
trees upon its brow, uud his last rays ger than a star, when finally it was lost San Domingo on Saturday and it is believed that Fir wood. For particular impure at
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lingered there ut evening, even after a in the blackness of the sky. The base some kind of naval battle occured there at that Tillamook Creamery .
4-28 2t
partial twilight began to’fling a dusky of the mount was immediately exam­ time.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice F or
The
arrival
of
Samson
’
s
fleet
off
Porto
Rico
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shade over the vast valley below. But ined, but nothing was to be seen either
will be the signal for the beginning of a T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otick F or T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3, 187!,— N otice F or
this may be imagination.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
of the pine or the squaw, when it was general uprising of the inhabitants who have
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gon
March
9U1,
1898.
—Notice is hereby given that
I must just mention a circumstance finally concluded in council that it was long been anxious to throw off the Spanish
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore- in compliance w ith the provisions of the act of
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore­
in relation to this mountain which the work cf the Great Spirit. The Indi­ yoke.
Congress
of
June
3.
1878, entitled “An act for tho
gon, Mar. 9th. 1898.—Notice is hereby given that March 9, 1898.—Notice i* hereby given that in
sale of timber hinds in the States of California.
gave to it the appellation which it has ans, therefore, raised a monument by
The U. S. cruisers Vicksburg and Morell had fn compliance with th ‘ provisions of the act of compliance with the provisions of the act of Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ as
Congress of June 3,1878, entitled “An act lor the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An net for the
received.
roiling stones together, which stands to a narrow escape from destruction on Sunday. sah- of timber lands in the States ot California sale of timber lands 111 the Slates of California, extended to all the Public Land Stites by act of
Once this backward slope was stud­ this day, and from which the mountain The heaviest Spanish battery in Cuba lies off Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," ns August 4, 1892,
Spencer Simmons,
the coast of Santa Clara. It was ma ked extemlcd to all the Public LaLd States by act of extended to all the Public Land States by act of
ded with the wigwams of the Indians, takes its name.
August 4, 189»,
August 4, 1892,
of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of
and the American ships were led close to it by a i
called the Stockbridgo tribe, and tradi­
. Sarah Bell;
John G. Wisecarver,
The untutored urchin quickens his decoy prize. Only the poor marksmanship of
Oregon has this day filedin this office his sworn
tion has handed down many an timing- pace when passing this spot after day­
of McMinnville, County of Yaniliill, State of of McMinnville, county of Yam hill, State of Orc. statement No. ¿032, for the purchase of the S.
W ' . of Section No. 4 in Township No 2
reus and chilling tale in regard to light has departed from its summit and the Spaniards saved the American ships.
South Range No. 7 West, ami will offer
MONDAY 7:30 P. M.
them. It was an established law among whistles a lively air to elevate his
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable fur its timber or stone than for agricul­
them that when an Indian committed a drooping spirits, and the teamster, ns Congress has decided on an aggressive cam­
land sought is more valuable for its timber or tural purposes ami to establish his claim to said
deed the penalty of which was death the crack of his whip rings among the paign against Spain in Cuba and the Pliilli. for its timbei or stone than for agricultural pur­ stone
than for agi icultui al purposes and to es­ land before the Register and Receiver of this
5000 Pacific coast troops will be sent to poses and to establish her claim to S lid land tablish his claim tosaid lan I before the Register office nt Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the
be should plunge himself, or, refusing rocks, starts from his seat as if a spirit pines.
Manila immediately. Orders have been sent befo e the Register and Receiver of this office and Receiver of this office at Oregon City Ore- 30th, day of June, 1898 He names as witnesses:
to do this, be plunged bv some one ot spoke, so straugo are the associations to Dewey to repair the cable. He cut it to pre­ nt Oregon t'ity, Oiegon on Thursday, the 30th. on
Albert K Co«>k of McMi 1111 ville, Ore; Frank
Thursday, the 30 »lay of June, 1898. He
ot June, ¡898. »he names as witnesses:
Ohls, of McMinnville. Ore ; Riley Smith of
names ns witnesses:
his tribe, over this frightful precipice. connected with Monument mountain.— vent the Spaniards from communicating with dav
James IL Bell of McMinnville. Ort.; John
J. H. Bell of McMinnville. Oregon; Rilv Smith Day toil, Ore.; Hiram Rummel of McMinnville,
Many had been dashed to the rocky New York News
Madrid. Manila is short of provisions and Kmis cf Me •!innville Ore.; Fred II Klyrer of of Dayton, Oregon; Hiram Rummel of McMinn- Ore.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
villeOre. William H. Yotingof McMinnville Ore.
vale below, and so high was the spot
prompt relief will be necessary to prevent suffer­ McMinnville Ore.;
Poitlund Adams,
of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands arc requested to flic their
from where the victims were cast off
ing.
McMinnille, Ore.
above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 30II1, dag
Samsons fleet is hovering oft the coast of
that it was generally supposed that the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims in this office on or before said 30th day of of June, 189.3.
Chaw. B. Moores Register.
Hayti. Hehas patrol boats out watching for alxive-described lansdnre requested to file their June, 1898.
rapid descent through tho air deprived
the Spanish fleet. A big naval
battle is claims in this office on or before «aid 30II1 day
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them of breath, and few if auy had ev­
imminent. The exact location of the Spanish oi June 1898.
T imbr L and , Acr J unk 3, 1878.— N otice Fore
er been conscious of anything when
fleet is not known. Spain has determined to
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they had reached the earth.
THURSDAY K oo P. M.
take no more chances, and will send no more
United States Land office, Oregon City, Oregon
A bountiful squaw trausgressed by
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice F or March, uth, 1898, —Notice is hereby given that
Dewey has telegraphed for troops for the Phi’- unprotected war ships into western waters.
marrying into another tribe, and the lipines. 9 large vessels will convey coal supplies Gomez is ready for the attack on Havana and
in compliance with the provisions of the net of
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Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "All act for the
penalty for such an offense was and ev­ and troops to Manila at once. The islands are only awaits the action of our army and navy. T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice Fon United States Lind Office, Oregon City, Ore. sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
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March <yt h. 1898.—Notice is hereby given that Oregon,
er had been death. She was well aware ours if we want them, and it Is probable the Disorder in Spain is on the increase. There
Nevada, and Washington Territory.”
in
compliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
Ore
as
extended
to all the Public Land States by act
United
States
Land
Office,
Oregon
City.
government
will
hold
them,
at
least
till
Spain
are
iiotsat
Cadiz
and
many
other
points,
which
what her fate would be previous to her
(ongre-s of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the
gon Mai ch 9th, i8y8 —Notice is hereby giv. 11 that sale of timber lauds in the States of California of August 4, 1892,
the police cannot control.
sealing it, but it did not- restrain her. pays the expenses of the war.
in compliance with the provisions of the act Oregon, Nevada ami W ashington Territory,” as
James H. Bell;
Congress of lune 3, Ujh en jtled "An net or
She disobeyed, aud nothing could atone Samson’s fleet will probably sieze Porto Rico The battle ship Oregon has reported from of
the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ extended to «11 the Public Land Stales by act of of McMinnville, County of Yamhill. State, of
within 48 hours. It is also reported that Sam­ Baliio, Brazil, on her way northward.
August
4,
1892,
Oregon,
has
this
day filed in this office his sworn
but the full extent of the law. Although son’s fleet has gone to meet the Oregon, for Congress has passed a resolution of thanks to nia.Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
statement No. 3<>.v, for the purchase of Lots
I. William Cain,
extend d to all the Public Land States by act
she had courage sufficient to face death which is said 4 Bpankh warships are lying in Dewey and his men, and has made Dewey an as
3,
4.
5.
and
6
of
Section
No. 6 in Township No. 2.
of Aug .s 4« »892,
of Dayton, county of Yamhill, State of Oregon, houth Range No. 6 West,
mid will offer proof ter
iu marrying, she did not feel willing to wait off the Barbados«.
has this day filed in this office his sworn stat<
_______
David Curtis,
admiral.
show that the land sought is more valuable for
sacrifice herself according to tbo man­ Hot times prevail in Spain. Riots are of fre- The work of controllng the Phillipines is not of Tillamook, County <»t Tillamook, State of ment No. 1026 for the purchase of lots 1 & 2 its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
& S’.2 of N K‘4 of Sec No.
4
in
date, and it therefore devolved upon quent <wriirar.ee nnd the authorities have great corapieie. The interior
be Oregon, has this drfy filed in ihisodlce his sworn Township No. 2 S, Range No. 7 W. nnd Iloses, and to establish his claim to said land
luterior of the islands must b-
>efore the Register and Receiver of this office at
statem nt No. 3073, for the purchase of Lots, 1,
some ouo to precipitate her over the difficulty in supprising them. 6000 Washingto n | pacified.
2, 7, and 8 of Section No. 6 in Tow»iship No. 2 will offer proofto show that the land sought is Oregon City Oregon on Thursday, the 30th, day
South Range No. 6 West and will otter proof more valuable for its timber or stone than for of June, I8u8. He names ns witnesses;
cloud capped mountain. All her limbs Oregon and California troops are being mobiL ;
Riley Smith of Dayton. Ore ; John B. Rohr of
to show that the land sought is more valu­ agricultural purposes, and to establish his
being bound except her hands, she was ed at tho Presidio.
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural claim tosaid land be tore tin’ Re'Isler and Recei McMinnville. Or.; Albeit E Cook of McMinn
A British torpedo expert who investigated
Teachers Examination
purposes, ami to establish his claim to said ver of this office at Oregon City Ore. 011 Thurs­ ville, Or.; David Curtis of Tillamook Or.
borne to the verge aud launched away
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
before the Register and Receiver of this day, the 30th day of June, 18918. lie names as
with all tbo stoicism for which the In­ the wreck of the Maine, reports that it was
Notice is hereby given that for the pur­ land
above described lands are requested to file their
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the witnesses:
up by a Spanish mine.
Frank Willis of McMinnville Oregon, David claims in this office on or before said 30th, day
30th,
«lay
of
June,
1*98.
I
e
names
as
witnesses:
dians are famous. But here a thing oc­ blown
Porto Rico is on the verge of a revolt r gains«. pose of milking an examination of all
Ai1»e i E. Co<»k of-McMinnville, Ore.; James Curtis of Tillamook, Oregon, James W. < offin, o <•1 June ififfi.
curred which had never been known Spanish rule, which lias become intolerable.
persons that may offer themselves ss H Bell of McMinnville, Ore.; Riley Smith of Dayton, Oregon, James Bell of McMinnville,f
Chas. B. Moores. Register.
Dayton,
Ore ; John Willi* of McMinnville, Ore Oregon.
before. Iu her downward flight she
A large order has been received at the Norfolk 1 candidates for teachers of the schools of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
came in contact with the long branch of Navy Yard for large rapid firing guns for San I
above-described lands are requested to file their above dcsci ¡bed lands are requested to file their
a pine which swung out many feet Francisco. It is believed that the guns will be , this county, the County Sell.ml Superin­ claims in this office on or before said 30th, day claims in this office on or before said 30th day T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878 — N otice F or
June, 1898.
tendent
thereof
will
hold
a
public
ex
­
of June, 1898.
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from the rocks, and, grasping it with sent to the Phillipines.
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amination at Tillamook, Oregon, begin-
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore­
the clutch of death, succeeded iu break­
FRIDAY 11:00 A. M.
gon March, 9th, i8>>8.—Notice is hereby given that
ing the force she had attained, and re­ Some frars are expressed for Deweys safty. Illg at 1 o’clock P. M., Wednesday, May
incompliance with the provision* of the act of
Congress of June 3. 187H, entitle«! "An act for tl o
mained holding fast, suspended between He may be bottled up, unless lie has control of lltli, I8I18.
sale of timber lands in th«’ State* of Califor tia
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
une
3,
1878
—
N
otice
F
or
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.— N otice F or
tho top aud base of the mountain.
the mine switcliboaid. Word is expected Lorn
Dated this 25th, day of April, 1898.
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,”nas
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extended to all the Public Laud Hiatus by act
There she hnng at the mercy of a him to-day.
G. A. Walker,
of August 4, 1892,
United
States
Laml
Office.
Oregon
City.
Ore-
United
States
Land
O
Alice,
Oregon
City,
Ore,
Elender branch, without even a hope of The Queen is preparing to quit Spain.
Co.
School
Sup
’
t.
f«o
1,
March
9H1,
1898.
—
Notice
is
hereby
gi
en
that
March
10,
1898
—
Not
ie
is
hereby
given
that
in
Riley G. Smith;
Serious riots continue through out Spain, aud
rescue. The space between her and the
compliance with the provisions of tht act ol n compliance with the provisions ot the act of of Dayton, County of Yamhill, State ot
| < 'oiigfe4»* of June 3. 1878. entitled "An act fo. the <’ong ess of June 3 1878, entitled ‘‘An net for 'he O egoii. lias this clay filed ill this office his
rocks was too much to think of touch­ the officials con not check them.
sale ol timber lands in the States of California sale of timber lands in the States of <'alifoi ilia, sworn statement No. 3029, for the purchase of
Some of the Spanish gunbocts aresa’dtobe
ing them, nnd her strength, even in the without
Notice of Warrant. Payable.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” a Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as Lot* 9. to, 15, and 16 of Srs-tlon No. 6 in T«»wnship
ammunition and so will have to return ,
extended
to all the Public Laud States by act of extended to all the Public Land Stales by act ol No. / »0 ith Ranife. N«> 6 Wcut* MM will <>fl«T
cause of life, was not sufficient to draw to Spain.
Notice i. hereby given that City Warrant. No»
August 4, 1M92,
proof to show that the laml sought is more
her up to the limb. She cast her eyes The Charleston will go as a convoy to the 8a, 90, 87, 97. 107. 106 and 108 are now payable at I August 4, ¡892.
John B. Rohr,
valuable for Its timber or stone than for agri­
Thomas R. Willis,
up, but nothing was there but her re­ Philllplne Islands to assist the Oregon, Wash­ th'ia office. Holder, of the »an» will plea»e ! of McMinnville,
county of Yamhill, Slate o of McMinnville, County of Yamhill State of Ore cultural purpose*, and to establish Ills claim to
said
before the Register and Receiver of
gon,
has
this
day
filedin
this
office
his
sworn
.
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present them for payment.
lentless enemiis, whose diminished and ington and California troops.
Oregon, has this day filed in this office hissworn
this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Ornton, on Thurs
Howard Cary, City Treia. statement No. 3o3s for the pure base of lot 4 A H statement No. yy>, for the purchase of the day,
Admiral sanison 8 fleet to be split up. The i
dnsky forms were arranged along the
the.30th, day n
of June, 1898. He names a*
Wl4ofN
of S W4 ot Sec No 2 Lots 4 5, 12 and i.tof tk’ctiou No. 12 in Township witnesses:
dynamite
cruiser
Nictheroy
«ailed
from
Rio
,
No.
2
Houth
Range
No.
7
West,
ami
will
offer
proof
edge of the mount.
in Townshp No. j S, Range No. 7 W,
James H Bel! of McMinnville, Ore David
and will offer proof to show that the land sought to show that the land sought is more valuable Curtis of Tillamo lc, Or«- ; Albert E Cook of
They mocked her in the situation in Janer o yesterday-
is more valuable for its timber or stone than tor Its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ McMinnville, Ore.; Jot 11 II. Rohr of McMinn­
Spain « Atlantic fleet will not be permit: d to ,
Hereafter
lite
II
ka
DI.
ight
»ml
Oregon-
which she was placed, aud the aisles of
f«»t agricultural purposes, and to establish his poses. 11ml to establish his claim to said land ville Ore.
claim to said laml liefore the Register and before the Register and Receiver of this office ut
en will cost |2 00 inrteerl of *1.50
the forest reverberated to their hideous reach Porto Rico.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Receiver ot this office nt Oregon City, Oregon, Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 30th, al»ove-descril»d lauds are requested to file thei-
and unearthly yells. Below all was in
heretofore.
FRIDAY 7:30 P M.
on Thursday, the 30th «lay of June, 1898. He day of June. 1898. He names as witnesses:
claims In this office on or befor«’ said 30th day of
Fortfand
Adams
of
McMinnville,
Ore;
John
names as witnesses
miniature—the rocks were dwindled to
The French transatlantic liner La Fayettee’|
June 1898.
David Curtis, of Tillamook, Oregon; John B Willlsof McMinnville, Orc.; John Kuns of Mc­
a level with the surrounding vale, the attempted to rim the blocade to Havana las. ,
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Rohr, of McMinnville. Oregon: Janies H. Bell of Minnville, Ore.; James IL Bell, of McMiiii.ville,
Ore.
McMinnville, Oregon, Edward Grenfell of Mc­
trees bad shrunk away to bushes, an old night and was captured by th» gun boat
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Minnville.
f
»regon
.
chief, who was sitting on a rock string­ I Annapolis. She was seen early in the evening
Any and all persons claiming adversely the aliove-descrlbed lands are reqm stcd to file their
above-described lands are if'oiested to file their claims in tills office on or before said 30th, day T imber L amo , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice for
ing his bow, was but a speck, aud the an 1 boarded and warned by an American officer I
claims in this office 011 or before said 30th day of ofjune, 1898.
but disregarded the warning and was taken ,
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Chas B Moores, Register.
June 1898.
baking
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
traced.
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore
and was bound for Corunna. Spain to Havana
gon. March «/th. 1898—Notice is hereby given that
It was morn when her sentence was She is a mall » earner ami a naval reserve.
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
executed, and tradition says that when Grave fears are entertained that her capture
T imber L and . A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice F or Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "Au act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
the shadows cf evening began to gather may lead to trouble with Frau. e though there (
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the next T im ber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice for
Oregon. Neva«!« and Washington Territory,” as
ronnd she still was there, and her shrill can tie no doabt that she is a lawful prize.
extended to all the Public Land States by mt
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United States Land Office. Oregon City. Ore of August 4.
The Spanish torpedo gun boat Temeraris
cry was heard disturbing the quietness
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of tho hour. Night came and passed
March 9th, 1898 —Notice is hereby given that in in compliance with the pn/vi“ions 01 the act ot
compliance with th«- orovi-ion* «»f the act of ('cngri Hsof June 3, 1878 entitled "Au Act for the ; of McMinnville County of Yamhill, State of Oi *•
northward.
away, and still she was swinging on going
Cong teas of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
and theU. ft. have arrived at a satis j
this sloping pine, and the noise which far England
sale of timber lands in the State« of California Oregon. Neva«!« and \V:tMhitigt«>ii Territory,” as statinenl No 3021. for the purchase of the J'., j
lory understanding cow eruiug the disposi
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory." n* extended to a 1 the Public Laml »tales by kc L of of W
of Sect >011 No. 22 in Township No. 2,
she uttered told that hunger was doing tion of the Phillipines.
Everybody Huy« 80.
« xteiided to all the Public Laud Stale* by ai ts August 4,1892,
South Range No 7 We«t, and will offer p’-oof •<»
his work npen her. Late in the morn­
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show
that
the land sought is more valuable lor
A special dispatch from Shangh I says th ’i
Albert E ('«»ok,
ita timber or atone than for agricultural tiur-
William H. Young
ing some of the Indians, going over to Dewey aft* r crushing the Spam- . fleet, tmn derful medical di uro very of the age. p eaft-
of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of
ant and refreshing to the tame, act gently of MicMinnville, county of Yamhill State of Ore. <Iregon. has this day filed in this office his sworn poses. and to establish his claim to said land
the verge of the precipice and bending barJeti Manila inflicting great 1« ** ami selling and iioaitively on khineyx. liver and bowel«,
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
thisday filed in this offi<e hi* »worn state­ statement No 3020, for the purchase of the I/»ts [ Oregon City. Oregon, 0.1 Thursday, the y>th,
over, saw a few crows circling round the citv on fire, it !• feared that the Spaniards cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, has
ment No. 5021, lor th. purchase of the
o' 11, 12, n i»’»d 14 of Hertloti No. t>in Township No day of June 1H9M lit names as witnesse
the unfortunate victim’s head, as if im­ have re-conuected the submarii e raluts and cure headache, fever, habitual constipation W’/i of .flection No. 8 in Township No. 2 N, 2. South Range, No 6 West, and will offer proof ; Hiram Rummel of McMinnville, Ore., Edward
and bi inusne«*. Pieaae buy and trr a hog Rsnge No 6 W and will off<*r proof to show to «how that the land sonTht is more valuable ! Grenfell of McMinnville, Orc.. James H Bell of
patient for her wasting body, which Dewey ia unable to get o of fhe harbor, but of
C. C. C to-day; 1W, 2-\ !»«-entR. Hold aad that the land songht is more valuable for for its timlH-r or stone* than for agricultural pi’i- McMinnville, Ore , John B. Rohr of M< ML.n-
its timber or ston«- than for agricultural purpo-
1,. ,« m x «nd to «-«tablish his clnim to -aid lamf b ■-
they evinced by diving and darting at nothing offiual has been re e k -!.
gusmnU’ed to cure by uJl druj-gists.
and to establish his claim tosai«) laml before th«’ fore the* R<*gisu*r ami Receiver of tills office al viHe, Ore.,
The cruiser < harleaton and the steamer Pekin
her form aud then, rising suddenly in will aailatimc® from Han Fr-nciaeo for Manila
Any and all txTuon* claiming adversely the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oreg »11 Grcgoii t'ity, Oregon 011 Thursday, the 39th, day
above-described lands are requested to file their
City Oregon on Thursday, the 30th day of June, of lune, ’»W*. He nam.-s as witnesses.
the air with outstretched wings, as if
with supplies and troops for Dewey.
I*/- He name« as witnr*»e«:
Edneate Toor Howel. With < aarar.ta.
William II Youwg of M> Minnville. Ore., claims In this office on or before said jo<h day
some motion of life had deterred them I An ae-idrut happened last »’ftbt tn the North Candy Cathartic, cure conallpatlon forerer.
Albert E. Cook, of McMinnville, Oregon Rily David Curtis ot Tillamook Ore.; Riley Smith of ol June, 1*/»
from their purpose. Often did they rest j Yamhill ptage three miles 1*eyond the toll gate Me. Se H C C C. «»IU druggi.u refund money. G. S111UI1 of iMytun, Oregon; Frank Willis, of Dayton, Ore.; Frank Willis of McMinnville Ore.
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their weary wings upon the very tree
There, little girl, don't cry.
They’ve broken your doll, I know,
And yonr tea set bine
And your toy house, too,
Arc things of the long ago.
But childish tr< til pm will wion pass by.
There, little girl, don’t cry.
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Our Guns are cocked and primed
The first victory is ours,
Old Glory is flung to the breeze and every patriot rejoices.
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