THE
At the Opera House on Thursday
evening, Mr. Stevens the populist
D. DeK. Bowman, E 1. ana Mgr.
orator, said: ‘‘There is .10 money
on earth that lias any in­
Official Papar, Tillamook City and CGunty trinsic value, all money is given its
value by tlie stamp of the govern­
RATHS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ment.” No wonder that every
(STRICTLY UUDV1BCI.)
11 M
man, woman and child in the house
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smiled for they all knew it to be
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untrue. A 320.00 gold piece is
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just as valuable whether in the
ü M íí coruerol Man. h . i -I .■! st erta
form of coin, dust or a primitive
nugget. And that is just the
reason we use gold as a standard.
(Killamaolt £) co bl Ry lit
FOB GOVERNOR
T. T. GEER of Minion Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
F. I. DUNBAR of Clatsop Co.
FOR STATE TREASI'RER
C. S. MOORES of Klamath Co.
FOR ATTORNEY OF.NERAL
D. R. N. BLACKBURN of Linn Co
FOR STATE PRINTER
W. II. LEEDS of Marion Co.
KOK HUIT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
J. 11. ACKERMAN of Multnomah
FOR AHHOCIATK JUSTICE
F, A. MOORE of Columbia Co.
FOH MEMBER OK CONOREKH
T. II. TONGUE of Washington Co
K>R DISTRICT ATTORNEY
O. 11. IRWIN of Yamhill Co.
FOR MEMBER ST BOARD H<|UALI». VHO.N
.1. SMITH of Tillamook Co.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES
H. II. HEWITT of Albany
G. 11. BURNETT of Salem
Republican County Ticket.
FOR COUNTY JUIM1E
G. W. SAPPINGTON
OH COUNTY CLERK
Everybody knows the iraoor-
tiince of having good schools, and
everybody knows that if we would
have good schools, up to date we
need an tip to date man to con­
duct and superintend them. Geo.
Lamb the republican candidate
for Superintendent of Schools i“
just such a man. Fresh from the
best normal school of the state
he is full of zeal for and knowledge
of educational work. He is, withal,
strictly up to date and thoroughly
competent. Mr. Lamb deserves
every republican vote in the
county.
Every trade journal in the
United Slates lias declared for two
years that limes are improving;
every reputable newspaper so de­
clares, every farmer in the entire
west knows it to betrue. And tlie
figures from all official sources
abundantly verify it. The howl
that liineH are not improving is
given the lie from every industry,
every clearing bouse, every bank
anti every official in a position to
know, in the entire country. We
cannot, believe that the intelligent
voters of Tillamook County will
allow themselves to be deceived by
the ranting cry of the blatant
demagogue into voting for fuit,
fusion and confusion.
worthy and of undoubted ability.
The one great question to be con.
sidered in the selection of a mail to
fill this office is aquestion of fitness
and .Mr. Mason is the only candid­
ate before the people who possesses
all the qualifications requisite to
fill that office. Mr. Mason must
and wil I be elected.
They nevei\kick!
Why should they?
*»
Dur DldHBt CuBtamarB ara nur best friends
Und thH rHasan is simply fhiaiThHy know that
Everything seems to point to a
*<s‘
great republican victory at the
coming election and the prospects
1 \
are that the republican party for
the first time in years will elect its
entire ticket. The fact is that the Dur line of GBnerBl IVIerchandisH is unusually complHta. U/a keep a full stack of
democrats I this county are
thoroughly disgusted and notone
half of the voters, who have hither­
to adhered to that party will vote
the fusion ticket. A large number
of the democrats of this city will Try us and you will be convinced
vote
the Republican
ticket
JJaaagRi1 of j&ofe and flfill,
nearly straight and nearly all
the others will scratch their
Hobsonville, Ore.
own ticket until it will resemble a
Principle Office 330 Market Street, San Francisco Mills at Tiuckee, Csl.
kitchen garden after a visit from a
dozen neighborly liens. Even the
T imber L and , act June 3. ¡878.—N otice F or
good men on the fusion ticket will
I
of the alleged beeswax, which is found T imber land , A ct J une 3, 1873.—N otice F or
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ublication
the
be slaughtered because of
in tliat vicinity, they discovered a Un
States Lund Office, Oregon City, Ore­ I United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
general indignation felt by the canister, containing a manuscript writ­ gon United
that 1 gon March ytn, 1898.—Notice is hereby given that
Mar. iotli 1898—Notice is hereby given
j
hen, in Spanish. Th writer of the manu­
compliance with the provisions of •f the act of in compliance with the provisions of the act of
democrats. Nearly all the prom­ script, Don Ent.1 intel Zopata gives an in ongiess
of June 3, 1878, entitled “A11 act for the 1 ongre.'S <*i'June 3 1878, entit e<l “An act for the
of timber lands in the States of California, .sale of limber lands in the States of California
inent democrats of this County are ' interesting account of ti e buried treasure sale
mid how it happened to he in that Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,“ as On gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,“as
to nil the Public Laud States by act of extended to all the Public Land States by act of
gold standard men and will vote locality. ‘‘Nehalem“ is a well conceived extended
August 4, 1892,
August 4. I892.
for the republican candidates for iiml airly wiitterr trie of adventure on
Fred 11 Klyver;
Edward Grenfell;
sea and land, mid we believe it will re of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of Ore­
McMinnville. < ’ounty of Yamhill. State of Ore­
representative congress and per­ ceive the large sale which it so jutlly gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn of
gon, has this day filed in thisoffice his sworn
statement No. 3037, for the purchase of the W. statement No. 301’9 fur the purchase of Lot 1 amt
haps for governor. As we said merits. For Sale by B. C. Limb.
% of Eof Section No. 22 1 Township No. 2 s W. 1 j of N, E. *4 and E. Ji of S. E.
of Section
South
Roige No. 7 West, and will offer proof No .’ nt Township No 2 South Range No 7
before, the Democratic ticket lias
to show that the land sought is more valuable West, ami will offerproot to show that the land
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
some excellent men on it, but they
poses. and to establish his claim to said land than tor agricultural purposes, and to establish
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the Register and Receiver of this office hi' claim to said land before the Register amt Re
are on the wrong ticket and it United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore­ before
a Oregon City Ore , on Thur*dav, the 21st, day ceiver of this office al Oregon City. Oregon, on
gon
M
<r
9th,
l8j8.
—
Notice
is
hereby
giveu
that
of
Julv.
1898. He names as witnesses:
looks now as though it would be in compliance with the provisions of the act of Portland
Wcdnesd iy, the 20th day ot July, 189s. He
Adams of Me A; innville, Ore., John
as witnesses:
ofjune 3, 18,8, entitled “An act foi the Kuns of McMinnville, Ore., Hiram Rummel of names
another case of ‘Old Dog Tray’, Congress
Hiram Rummel of McMinnville, Ore., Thus.
sale of timber lands in the States of California, McMinnville Ore., James II. Bell of McMinnville R Willis of McMinnville, orc. Ft auk Willis of
Nevada and Washington Territory,“ as Ore.
punished for being in bad com­ Oregon.
McMinnville, Ore., Fred H. Klyver of McMinn
extended to all the Public Laud States by'actol
claiming adversely ’he : ville Ore.
Any and all persons
]
August 4. I892.
are requested
to file their -
above-described lands
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________________
pany.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
claims 111 this office 011 or before said 21st, day
Hiram Rummel;
Keeps the best of everything and
Sells at the lowest living rates.
Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Loggers Supplies and General Merchandise.
J. K. SIBLEY.
(
of McMinnville County of Yamhill State ofOre ,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state­
ment No. 3024. for the purchase of the S. W. J4
of Section No. 10 in 'lownship No. 2 South
Range N 17 West and willi ff r prooftosliow that
the lau 1 sought i> more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
e tablish 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,
1*98. He names as witnesses:
Riley Smith of Dayton Ore., Frank M. Oids of
McMinnville. Ore., John B. Rohr of McMinn­
ville, Oro., James H. Bell of McMinnville Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tlu*
above-described lands are requested to tile their
ciaimsiii this officeeu or before said 2oth, day
of July, 1898.
Chas. n. Moores Register.
When you go to the polls, don't
forget
that one of ilie mont impor­
FOR HHERIFF
tant ofliceB to be filled by our
II. IL ALDERMAN
people is tliat of Joint Representa­
FOR TREAHURER
tive. Not only does (lie well
HOWARD CARY
being of tlie County depend upon
FOR AHHEHHolt
the election of the right man, but
J.S. STEPHENS
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
There is no reason why a fried, tlie political complexion of tlie
trusted and competent officinl Oregon House of Representatives
GEO. B LAMB
slioiil'l be dismissed and untried and, perhaps, indirectly, of the T imber L and , act J unk 3, 1S78.—N otice F or
fob C oroner
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material put in Lis place. The United States Senate, depends
J. E. TUTTLE
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
office of Sheriff of Tillnmook upon tliat oflice being properly I March,
FOR Bl RVEYOR
9th 189s.—Notice is hereby given that in
with the provisions of the act of
County lias been practically filled filled. This State must not be compliance
A VI. AUSTIN
Congress of June 3, ¡878, entitled “An act for the
given
over
to
p
tpulism
and
tlie
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
for
tlie
last
two
years,
and
for
the
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
o COMMISSIONER
to all the Public Lund States by act ot
past nine months actually filled nation must not, after having just extended
CIIAS. RAY
emerged from the financial chaos August 4. 1892. Frank M. Olds;
by
H.
II.
Alderman
and
never
in
FOR REREHENTATIVE
of McMinnville. County of Yamhill, State of
all the history of this county has injo wliieli it was plunged by Oregon,
J. W. MAXWELL
this day filed in this office his sworn
Democratic and Popoerntic mis­ statement has No.
3033, for the put chase of I.ots 3
tlie
work
been
done
better,
if
as
and 4 ami S '2 of N. W. % of Section No. 4 in
FOR JUHTK EOF THE I’KAt K. 1ST DIHT,
rule, again be stopped in its Township No 2 South Runge No. 7 West,
well.
Mr.
Alderman
is
honest,
JAMES GRAY
and will offer proof to show that the land
is more valuable for its limber or
faithful, competent, genial and prosperous career by being de­ sought
stone than for agricultural purposes and to
Foil JUSTICE OF THU 1’F.ACK, 211. DIHT.
livered
over
in
o
tlie
same
hands
I establish his claim to said land bef
the Regis-
obliging. Ile hits filled the office
' ter and Receiver of this •r,i
Ore'Ll City,
T. Il GOYNK
on Wvdnesdnv, the 2oth, day of July,
to the perfect satisfaction «fall his which wrecked it before. Bryan- c ■ Oregon
1X98. He names a> witnesses;
FOR JUSTICE OF T1IK PEACH 3l>, DIST.
Hiram Rummel ot McMitn ville,Ore., Spencer
constituents. That lie will COII- ism, unaffected by the logic 01 1 Simmons
of MeMiniivim , re., Albert E. Co<»k
J R. FINLEY
McMinnville, Ore., Rile\ Smith of Dayton,
finite to do so if re-elected there events and of solid facts, still lifts “ I of
Ore.
| nn)
Any and .in
all persons
the
piiminn v claiming
liiiiuing adversely me
can be no doubt whatever, We its trinity of bends, each bellowing
Tn h i lid above-described lands are requested to file their
A. KLEIN
ki
i claims in this office oil or before said doth day
take 110 chances in re-electing him fof free silver and oilice.
of July, 1898.
FOH CONSTABLE 2D, DISTRICT
for lie Fas been tried and found the State over to this trinity j
( has B. Moores, Register.
A. A. FORD
satisfactory. A vote for II. II. would mean rank ruin, and to!
send to the United States Semite Ti«»*. labo . a < j j. n «_3, >0«
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FOR CONSTABLE 3D, DISTRICT
Alderman is a vote for one of the
HANS JENSEN
United States Land office. Oregon Citv, Ore.,
best sheriffs in tlie whole .State of from the State of Oregon, a man ( < 1 March
9th. 1898—Notice is hereby given that in
from this trinity of hungry political > compliance with the provisions of the act of
Oregon,
of J.me, 3, 187X, entitled “An act for the
heretics would be a h I iiiiiic . To Congress
sale of timber lands in the States of California.
One of the best men on the lle-
Oregon.
Nevada
and Washington Territory ," as
avoid such a calamity the only extended to all the
Public Laud States by act
publi -an ticket is Howard Cary,
The dispatch of Monday even­ thing to do will be to elect tlie re­ of August 4. 1892,
James
W. Coffin;
candidate for
Treasurer.
A ing, which stilted Hint President 1
publican candidate for Joint Rep­ of Dayton R County
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of Yamhill.
State of
County Treasurer should bo honest McKinley had nbandoned liis
has this day filed in this office hi* sworn
resentative, lion. J. W, Maxwell. Oregon.
Statement No. 3 36, for the purchase of the S.
intelligent, trustworthy, business •‘peaceful blockade" policy and re­
i E. *> of Section _ No
4 . in Township
if, No.
« 2 South
Range No
7 ...
West,
and • wifi
offer
proof
Mr. Maxwell should have, and will I ---------
like and obliging in his dealings solved upon n decidedly aggressive
' to show that the land sought is more valuable
receive tlie vote of every true for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
with the public. Howard t’ti rey policy, gave universal satisfaction
I In,» », and to e.tablinli Ida claim to «aid land
Republican in Tillamook County. I before the Rcgiater and lieCeiver of thixolHce at
is all this, and more too. He ¡H to tlie people here. Tlie com­
Oregon City, ore , on Tliur»d»y, the ind. day of
July 189X. He names as witnesses:
one of the best candidates on the mander of the .Spanish tleet is
! William Cain of Dayton. Ore Albert E. Cook
McMinnville Oie., J tl Bell of McMinnville
time lifts come when the Altieri 1 of
ticket.
Ore . Tbos. vcNish of Dayton. Ore.
evidently too cowardly to venture can The
people should nnderstniKl that hence* ’ Any amt all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
into mi engagement on the open forth they stand alone with every nation ! claims
in this office on or before said 2ist dav
I of July, 1898.
J
Hea
and
proposes
to
play
at
hide
on
earth
except
England
against
them.
A populist speaker from a
Chas. B. Moores Register.
public platform in this city da­ and seek until lie can catch our Erance, Germany, Italy and Austria,
as they may hate each oilier I T imber L and , A ct J unk 3 1878.— N otick F or
dared hist week tlmt from tile time gunboiita alone one by one mid so cordially
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all agree in their hatred of the United
of the repeal of the Sherman law destroy them. The only way to States, the power of which they fear ami United States Land Office Oregon Citv, Ore.
1 March, yth, 1X98.—Notice is herebv given mm
down to the present time, times bring Spain to her senses, is by a1 the broad humanitarian doctrines of 111 comph.mcv with the pro\ ixions of the act that
of
iCotigiyiwot June x i*?'. entitled ‘ An art for the
decisive
bombardment
of
quick
which
they
detewt.
Even
the
republics
luitl been getting worse mid worse.
I sale of timber lands in the states of Califonia
Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory as
Either that speaker deliberately every stronghold she possesses in of South Aineiica, all of whom we I ave extended
to all the Public Laud States by *¿1 of
August 4.
h'fiirnled,
me
traitor«
to
11s
now.
misrepresented or else he is entire­ . Cuba. Ifspnin's tie-t is too craven
Thomas McNish;
England, the mother country, is friend­
Dayton County of Yamhill. State of Oregon,
ly ignorant of wlmt lie is talking , to come to the nssistmiee of the ly and reaches out to ns a cordial by in* of
has this <ia\ filed in thisoffice his sworn state­
No 302X. for the purchase of the Lots 2 ’
about. In either case he is not I bombarded ports it can then sail pathetic hand. If we are wise, we will ment
10. ami 15 of Section No. 1J111 Township No G
home mid await our Heel on the meet England I more than half way So ith Range No - West, and will offer proof tn
worthy of credit.
show that the land »ought is more valuable for
Eale has ordained it and reason. its timber or stone than for agricultu ral purposes
! other side.
to establish his claim to Midland before the
' lininsnitT, inorntity and eivilixalion ss and
Register and Receiver of this offi,-e at Oregon
Every republieun voter in this
Or .on I'hursd.*) the list, dayol Tulv i>>
well as necessity ileniaml it. Let the ( He Uy names
a« witties*es.
j 2-
county felt guileful to Holl. T.
Tlie records of the County must ' alliance come, the sooner the better.
Willism Cai-t o* |»ai ton Ore . Riley Smith of
Dayton Ore Port Adams of Mc.MinnvUl« Ue
B. Handley fur res,tiling the ■ be properly kept mid the man who
John R Rohr ot Me Miunville. Ore
Any and all persons claiming adverselv the
statement made by Popoernt keeps them must be aide to bring
above dex-rii*e<i lands are requested t • file their
Nehalem.
J lily1* 1898^U>
011 or k*fore
day of
Stevens, that Hon. T. T. Geer had to benr on liis task, not only
The «liove is (ho title of s very ill-
Chas.
B
Moores
Register
said in a recent speech tlmt lie, sound natural judgement, but tereetinH story recently from the pen of
fleer, did not know any thing elerie.il ability of no mean order. Thoiuns It. Rogers an<| published hy
NOTH. E FOR PUBLICATION
about the finance question. And I'lie limn elected ns county clerk IL L. Heath, of McMinnville, Ore
I^u.l Office st Oregon Citv. Ore . Apr oth
gir, thxt the f is.w -g
even had l.e said it, it would have inust moreover be a niun who can The story is ba «ml upon the old tradition IM,' Notice 1« here!.»
Ì1' 1
f I"- "Ge
*
concerning the Sp.ini.lt Beeswax Ship
ipp«.»rt of h ctntm. and
shown ill him a becoming modesty coiiimmid the confidence of tl.e
'Ade bein e tne County
and the buried tie wire of Necnrney
of Tt lamook Co at Iiliaiuook ore., on
in marked contiast to the pre people of Tillamook County mid Mountain obtained from the N.ltnlei» Clerk
May >8th, 1898 rii
Jacob R Re* her:
tensions of the average populist the respect of the people of the Indian* and current for many ve>ir*
!* / H*?w* “** **'♦»'*• « '« of*« . T»
orator, the least of whom could State. Homer Mason is the only .imongat the people of that region. Tl e
He name« th« toUswiu, witne»-e« to nrore
give Secretary Gage, John Sliei num candidate before our people who, Im kv finders of the buried treasure are,
according to our author, a con pie <f
and nil the ablest financiers on in every respect fills the bill. He
gentleman from New York, one
whmn
earth, pointers as to how to con­ is 11 man amongst men, universal-1 l.a I for many years resided on N varnev IMn.Mjroti« TronbrnUe >f Tillamook o,,,.
Chas. B m eras.
duct a nation's finalices.
Iy esteemed, thoroughly trust- Muuiit.uu ¡11 hi caking up a laige cuke
HOMER MASON
Register.
of July, 1898.
Chas. B. Moores,
T imber L and ,
Register.
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 20th, day
of July, 1898.
Chas. B Moores Register.
J une 3. 1878.—N otice F or
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act
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore
gou Mar. 9th, 1X98.—Notice is hen bv giveu th.it
in compliance with the provisions the of ae of
Cong ess of June 3, 1X78, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in I he States of California,
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Laud States by act of
August 4, 1892.
John Willis;
of McMinnville. County of Yamhill, State ofOre
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No. ^>34, for the purchase of the Lot 3, S.
E. Ji of N. W ’i. E >. of S. W. «4 of Section No.
2 in Township No 2 South Range No. 7
West, and will offer pt oof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone thiin for agricultural purposes, 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 of July, 1898.
He names as witnesses:
Edward Grenfell of McMinnville Ore., Al­
bert E. t ook of McMiniivi le Ore.,
red H
Klyver. of McMinnville; Ore., Francis Willis of
McMinnville Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to tile their
claims in this office on or befoie .said 20th, day
of July 1898.
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
NOTICE FOR 1‘UBI.It‘ATION.
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 filial proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or
on May 21st. 1898. viz:
K. H. Sloan;
H. E. 9917. for the 8 E
of N K ‘4, N E‘4 ofS E
‘4 of Sec. 8 aii<l S W «4 of N W % and N W % of
S W '4 of Sec. 9 Tp, 6S R. 10 W.
He names the f'Allowing witnesses to prove
hiscoutinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz;
Daniel P. Harvey, of Neskowin Ogn; Mrs.
Jean Halves, of Neskowin Ogn; Albert Bowman
of Neskowin Ogn; George H Page, of Neskowin
Ogr.
Chas. B. Moores
Register.
SHERIFF’S SALE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ftti ex­
ecution issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook 011
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or the 23rd day of April 1898, in an action wheie-
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in Mitchell Lewis & Slaver Co. A corporation is
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore- pl a 11 tiff and C. W. Alley and J. 1?, Seward are
gon Mar.. 9th 1898 —Notice Is hereby giv ti lliat
----- defendants. I have levied upon and will on the
in compliance vv itli the provisions of the act of 20th, day of June 1898, at the hour of 10 o’clock
Congress of Juno 3. 1878, entitled Au act for the
sale of timber lands in the St ites of California, A. M. of said day at the Court house door in
Oregon. Nevada ami Washington Territory," as I Tillnmook City, Tillamook County, Oregon,
extended to all the Public Land States by act of ! offer at public auction all of the interest which
August 4, 1892,
defendant C. W. Alley had 011 the 2cth day r.f
Frank Willis;
February iX(»5. or has owned since said date in
of McMinnville County of Yamhill State of Ore
and
to the following described lands situated in
gon has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No 3022. for the purchase oftlie Lot Tillamook County, Oregon, to wit, Lots 5, 6, and
2. >. W L ofN. H. *4 and W. ' 2 of S. F. J4 of Sec­ 7, Sec 27. Lots 2 and 3 Sec “5. Lot 1 S€*e. 34. mid
tion no . 2 in 'Township No. 2 South Range No. 7
West, and will offer proof to show that the land a tiact beginning at the N. W. corner of the
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone N. W.’^ofSE *4 of Sec. 26. running thence
tliau for agricultural purposes, and to establish East 745 feet to a slough, thence Southerly 011
his claim to said land before the Reg ster and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City Ore. on the bank of said slough to a stake marked “X”
Wednesday the 2oth, day of July i898. lie names . thence S. W. to the S. E. corner of Lot 10Sec.
a v witnesses
26; thence N. to the place of beginning contain­
Hiram Rummel of McMinnville, Or., Albert E 1
Cook of McMinnville, Or., Thomas R. Willis of ing 19 acres. Also I.ots 4. 5. 6, 10, iiand 14 Sec.
McMinnville, Or., James II. Bell of McMinn- : 26 all in Tp. 3 N. R 10 West ill Tillamook
ville. Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the j County Oiegon h s*-4 acres off East end of I.ot
almve-described lands are requested to tile their I | 6 Section 26, deeded by A. Dean to C. Pye said
claims in this office on or before said 20th day sale to be nude to satisfy the sum of $493.48 and
of July 1898.
' accruing interest thereon from February 26th
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
| I895 at the rate of ten per cent per annum and
j the further sum of $62.oo costs and the costs of
this writ.
Before insuring your dwelling or f^niture,
II. IT. Aiderman
seethe p-.licks issued by the Firemans Fund
Sheriff* of Tillamook County, Oregon.
insurance Company.
The most complete
policies ever issued. covering everything from
Hereafter the H eadlight anti Oregott-
the baby's bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin to
a repeating riffle,
nn will cost $2.00 instead of $1.50 as
Claude Thayer. Agt.
eretofore.
Sturgeon’s
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A Fine Line of Jewelry
ttitiiin, Bicts.
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