Tillamook headlight., May 26, 1898, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK
¿jenbitniit
• I. DeK. Bowman, E 1. n uu
e.'ficial Papar, Tilfamaok City and Count)
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(aratCTLY 1NAUVANCK.)
Our rear ..................... . ..............................
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Th:ee months.........................
fl M
,. .75
Telephone No 6.
. »«See cornei ol M • • •
A citt iiipoiary «liicli claims to
I»« republican, some time ago s«-t
up a howl ami stated that the
II eadi . kiiit would probnlily sup-
DOI t the fusion ticket ihiscanipiiign.
Ums fur the II eadliuut has been
the only comity seat newspaper i,,
this county that lias supported the
I'.puldiemi ticket.
It is a Very
good idea for newspnpers as well
as individuals to pu|| ||le henmoiil
of their own eys before looking
for motes in t he eyes of their brelli-
lull.
yepublicar] ^bate Ticket
Hl GOVERNOR
T. T. GEER of Marion Co.
OR SECRETARY OF STATE
F. I. DUN B A R of Clatsop Co.
I OR STATE TREASURER
C. S. MOO it ICS of Kia nut h Co.
1 oil ATTORNEY GENER \L
I >. R. N. BL XCKIH’RNof Linn Co
1 OR STATE PRINTER
\V. II. LEEDSof Marion Co.
OR SUIT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
.1. II. ACKERMAN of Multnomah
WEEKLY
ment of bonds Hint will l 0| be used to
p«y l.ib'H', to pay pengiouN, lu pay it •
'•iDiHice policies, to pay bank »lepowito’s,
«•»•I i » pay the (ai tnet fur every product
he b«s to »ell.
•••••>•
Il proposes toabandon bimetallism in
practice and in business for hi I ver moil-
om •ta!li«m. It proposes the most stup-
• nd u« ex post lacto law ever conceived
in ihe b ain of tlm wildest dreamer. It
proposes that the standard hy whilie
business transactions and business con­
tracts amounting to $40,UU0,000,000 were
measured at the lime of the making, «liad
e<l changed at the time of the settlement
of i líese business IransaclioiiH, shall l>e
measuie l by a standard not contemplat-
el> by either party. It proposes suuli a
stupendous revolution that it would stop
business», paralyze industry, bind the
hands of enterprise, lake from lab r
both its employment and its reward,and
precipitate national ami industrial b.mk-
rnpicy.— Hon. T. L Tongue on the Tell­
er Resolution.
Our people w li o were ilisap-
|>oi nted at the oflieinl denial of
Sundays dispnlel. relating to anal,
leged batt le bet ween Admiral Sam­
son and the Spanish anti in which
it wuh staled that the Spanish lost
12 ivaiships while the Ainei ieniis
Kind Wo'ds From England.
had hut I wo disabled, may console
tliem.selves with t'ie assurance that
It is to be feared that only a miracle
when the news of I lie engagement j , ' itu pievent, tl.e far-reaching disaster of
iloe.M
'
c0111 e it
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will Im so similar Io , war between America and Spain. At Ibis
I i risis it is weH to point out to those who
I lie ilispnlch in question that the [resent America’H altitude as one of a
dillerence will be hardly reco'niza- hectoring and offensive iiaftirr, that her
action is all for humanity. Consider I
blo.
HEADLIGHT
They never, kick!
Why should they?
Uur Didest Cuafarnsra ara nur beat friendß
And the raHanq ia simply this; They know That
?plE gnUGKEE JU3IBER (?OMPtfNY
/»
)
Keeps the best of everything and
vSells at the lowest living rates.
□ ur linn nt Genersl MsrchandisH is URUHually complete.
•V
X
N
I N ,
Wa ksep a full Block nf
Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Loggers Supplies and General Merchandise.
Try us and you will be convinced
J. B. SIBLEY. KJaaagcr of
and Mill,
Hobson ville, Ore,
what she is likely to gain, and it instantly !
appears that upon no sordid or practical
Principle Office 330 Market Street, San Franciaco Mills at Tiuckee,
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
It is hardly possible that a think- ground haa she iindeitaken the terrible
¡step.
She is doing what Christian Eti-
E, A. MOORE of Columbia Co.
ing patriot would knowingly con­ | rope declined to d<>—stepping bet wren a
sent to lie re presen ted in ('ongress i starving and ill-treated nation ami its !
IOK MEMBER OF CONOIll SH
just now-by Mr. Veatch, whose only | murderers It is true that America I of tbe iillened beeswax, wliieli is found T imber land , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or T imber L and , act June 3, 1878.—N otice F or
T. II. TONG I' E of WiishingtonCo
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claim to notoriety isj that lie Inis I •“tiffered before tbe Moslem, ami that in , in that vicinity, they discovered a tin
Cuba we have antagonistic forces pop-: canister, containing a manuscript writ­
roll DISTRICT ATTORNEY
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore­ ' United State« Land office, Oregon Ulty, Ore­
constantly
opposed
the
organiza
­
tilailv
credited
with
the
same
religion;
leu,
in
Spanish.
Tli
writer
uf
llie
inniiu-
gon Mar. 10th 1898—Notice is hereby given that
O. IL IR\V1N of Yamhill Co.
March 9th, 1898.—Notice is hereby given that
tion of the National Guard and but Spain’s particular form of Christian­ scripl, lion Em.iliuel Zop.ila gives an incompliance with (lie provisions of the act of gon
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
ongless ol June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the 1 I'ougresH of June3, 1878, entil ed “An net for the
done all that lie could by voice and ity, whatever it may be worth on her interesting account of the buried treasure s«ile
FOR MEMBER ST IIO.KD KQU II.IZ VITOS
of timber lands in the States of ( alifornia,
native soil, counts for nothing in her and how it happened Io Ire in that Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory.” as >ale of timber laud* in the States of California
J/SMITH of T.llemook Co.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"as
vole to belittle the organization dependencies,
and the cursed cruelty of i localiiv. ‘'Nehalem” is a well conceived extended to nil the Public I.ami States by act of extended to all the Public Laud States by act of
and to destroy the efficiency oftlie her colonial control is a blot on the pro- I amiably written tile of ndvenlme oil August 4, 1892,
August 4.1892.
FOR i IlK't'IT JUDGE«
Fred 11. Klyver;
volunteer defenders of the Hag, and giess of civilization To answer tin t tbe • sea mid hind, and we believe it will re
Edward Grenfell;
IL It. IIEIVITT of Albany
of McMinnville, ('oiinty of Yamhill, State of Ore­ of McMinnville, County of Yamhill, State of Ore­
r
eive
the
large
sale
which
it
so
justly
negro
population
of
America
has
been
who, if elected, would go to Con­
gon, Ims this day filed in this office his sworn gon, has tins day tiledin thisoffice his sworn
G. II. BURNETÌ'of Siilem
treated no belter in the past is no ar-[ merits. For Sale by 15. C. Iznnb.
statement
No.
3037,
for
the
purchase
of
the
W.
statement No. 3019. for the purchase of Lot 1 ami
gress pledged to oppose all possible
‘2 of E ' of Section No. 22 1 1 Township No. 2
\V. B
11 an'* E. H of S. E. ‘4 of Secliou
I clans of raising money for the gument, for two wrongs do not make al
South Range No. 7 West, and will offer proof S No.
2 111 Township No. 2 South Range No. 7
right
It a strong man sees a child l>e- ■
to show that the land sought is more valuable West, and will offer proof to show that the land
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
une
3.
1R78.
—
N
otice
F
or
prosecution of the war .
ing torluted hv a bigger child, is it any .
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
poses, and to establish his claim to said land than tor agricultural purposes, and to establish
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reason that he should not interfere he-
cause he happens to have done ill deeds | United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore­ before the Register and Receiver of this office his claim to said laud before the Register and Re
ar Oregon <’ity Ore , 011 Thursday, the 21st, day ceiver of this office at (>regon City, Oregon, on
FOR I Ol NTY JUDGE
M ir. 9th, iH)8. — Notice is herd, v given that of July, 1898. He mimes as witnesses:
Tht* (con) fusionists claim in their himBelf? Spain can fl iiifcivilizatiou no gon
Wednesday, the 20th, day ol July, 189«. He
ill compliance with tl e provisions of tilt act of
Portland Adams of Mc&iiiinville, Ore., John
longer. The blood of two bun Iced Congress
G. W. SAPPINGTON
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the Kuns of McMinnville, Ore., Iliram Rummel of names as witnesses:
speeches this year that the reason thousand starved men. women ami child­
H11 am Rummel of McMinnville, Ore., Tlios.
salt of timber lands in the States of California, McMinnville Ore., James II. Bell of McMinnville
It. Willis of McMinnville, Ore. Frank Willis of
for Hie low price of silver is that ren erres against her ignorance and fiend» Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as Ore.
OB COUNTY CI.KRK
McMinnville, Oe., Fred 11. Klyver of McMinn
extended
to
all
the
Public
Land
Stales
by
act
of
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
«he
the demand for it, as a money metal, ish cruelty. Anil we can imagine no August 4, I892.
HOMER MASON
Ore.
above described lands are requested to file their ville
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
has largely erased.
Will these thinking man who will seriotislv commit
claims 111 this office on or before said 21st, day above-described lands are requested to tile their
Hi ram Rummel;
FOR SHERIFF
himself to the statement that such v ile
of July, I8y8.
claims in this office on or before said 20th, day
wise s latesmen explain i.ow it is butchery should continue, or libel hh “in­ of McMinnville County of Yamhill State ofOre ,
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
II. If. ALDERMAN
of July, 1898.
this day tiled in this office his sworn state­
t hat after the‘'awful crimeot ‘7.3’ terfering” the great nation which has has
ment No. 3024, for the purchase of the S. W.
Chas. B. Moores Register.
Section No. 10 in Township No. 2 South
FOR TREASURER
and under I lie .Sherman la w while declared Ibis sustained atrocity at her of
Range N07 West and will offer proof to show that T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878—N otick F or
HOWARD CARY
the government was purchasing gate« must cease —Biack & White. 1 a > ii - the laud sought is more valuable for its timber
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or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to
4,500,000 ounces of silveranimallv don.
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore
establish his claim to said land before the Re­
Foil ASSESSOR
United St ites Land Office. Oregon City, Ore
gon
Mar
9H1,
1898.
—
Notice
is
licu-by
given
that
gister
and
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
silver continued to fall so rapidly
23d. 1898—Notice is hereby given that
J S. STEPHENS
Oregon on Wednesday, the 20th, uay of July, in compliance with the provisions the of aci of March
Don’t Vote for “While”
( ong ess of June 3, 1878, entitled An act for the in compliance with the provisions of the act of
J 9* lleiiaiii - ;i' wil iicsses;
•
in price.
The fact of the ease is
Congros of June 3. I878, entittled “An act tor
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
Slates
of
California,
Riley Smith of Dayton Ore., Ersnk M O'ds of
FOR SCHOOL PITER I NT EN DE NT
the sale of timber lands In the States of Califor­
that silver, like hundreds of .other
McMinnville Ore., John B. Rohr of McMinn­ Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory,” as nia Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory.’’
When the general governnient called
Ore., James H. Bell of McMinnville Ore. extended to all the Public Laml States by act of us extended to all the Public Land States by act
commodities—like aluminum for on the Suites for troops, Oregon was ville,
Any and ¡ill persons claiming adversely the August 4, 1892.
of August 4. 1892,
instance, is growing cheaper all the liist to respond. Within two daysjtfler above described lands are requested to file their
John Willis;
Jacob N. XViseenrver;
this officeen or before said 2oth, day <>f McMinnville, County of Yamhil I, State ofOre
FOB CORONER
time, simply because of I he increas­ i I he call was issu e»l the tiiet regiment O. .claimsiii
of July, 1898.
has this day filed m (his office his sworn slate of McMinnville, county of Yamhill, State of
J. E. TUTTLE
1
N.
G
was
under
¡inns
and
,«ubj*
‘
ct
Io
Oregon,
Ims
this
ila\ filed In this office his sworn
ed supply anil the cheapening of
Chas. 3. Moores Register.
inent No. 3034, (or the purchase of the I4<*t 3, S.
j orders from the government.
As so »n
No. jo-ll. for the purchase of the F. ‘i
E. Ji of N. w .
E '2 of S W . 5.4 of Section No stalvinent
Hie facilities whereby it is obtain­ its u battalion was inspected it took its
ul
I
nt
-
i
.1
i
>11
s hi Township No. .* >011 (li,
Foil st liVKYOK
2 in Township No 2 South Range No. 7 Range No. C West, ,\.i.
and will offer proof to show
ed.
A. M. AUSTIN'
departure for the front and the remain­ j T imber L and , act J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or West, amt will offer proof to show that that the land sought is inoic valua.de for its
the Land sought Is more valuable for its timber
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or stone than for agricultural purposes,
der followed next morning “
after
the
• »v. V..V
or stone than (<>r agricultural purposes, ami to limber
to establish his claim to said Iniid before
1'iOt
oiilv W . t.H
I muster-in was concluded
1
.. ' United St ites Land Office, Oregon City, Ore establish his claim to said land before the Re­ iiml
lOMMISSIONHH
March, 9H1 1898.-Notice is hereby given that in gister ami Receiver of this office at Oregon City the Register and Receiver of this office at Ore­
Bismarck between spella of com ! the call answered w i t h marvelous compliance with the provisions of the
gon City, Oregon, on Friday, the 29th, daj of
CHAS. KAY
of Oregon, on Wednesday, the 20th of July, ¡H'.iS.
July 18 .8 lie uumes as witnesses:
of June 3. 1 '78, • nlitled “An .-.If 1 the He names a« uituen‘-< s:
■ plaining about It is rliemnalism ami promptness, lull the quality of men rn Congress
Pin tland A c I iiiiih , of McMinnville, Ore Will­
i
Ed.v.ird Grenfell of McMinnville Ore., A1-.
i listed was Miuh as to elicit the highest sale of timber lands in the States of California,
FOR RI REBENTATIVB
I his gout
---- . a.
1.. lime
.... . to nay n f'u>v si
iam Malone, ol McMinnville, ore. Ge rgv E.
tinils
ill • praise from competent judges ii the reg- I Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as belt E. < «»ok of McMinnvi le Ore.. red II Bangassei
, <4 McMinnville,Ure. Fredrick F Kel­
J. W. MAXWELL
, extended to all the Public Land State* by a-, t ui Kly \ < r. of McMilliniile; Ore., Francis Willis of
ler; of McMinnville Ore.
iniiiiiiei eil mill cnilistic I Lings about j ular ai inv. who ate prune to bo vo.y ; August 4. 1892.
McMinnville Ore.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
Any
ami
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
our
citizen
noliliery.
uiiiiiTil
toward
America. No one ex peels a min
Frank M. Old«;
Foil JUSTICE OF rm: PEACE, 1 st di kt .
above (lescribcfi lands are requested to Iile their above described lands are reque ted Io file their
in this office on or before said akth, day
of his coarse uature to unilerstaml Such a result was only obtained be- 1 of McMinnville. County of Yamhill, State of claims in this office on or before said 2oth, day claims
JAMES GRAY
of July, 1898.
eatiRe we had as chief executive a train- Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn of July ¡898.
flic feelings of i.umauily that drove ; ed, skillful and patriotic soldier, ami j statement No.3033, for the ptuchase of Lots 3
Chan. B. Moores, Register.
Chas. IL Moores, Register.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 2|>. 1MHT.
4 an<l S *2 of N. W. % of Section No. 4 in
this country to war with Spain. i ivithyut Governor E nd’s army exp r- ; find
Township
1 2 South Runge No. 7 West,
SHERIFF'S SALE
T. II. GOYNE
From I lie stand point of the til telly ience all the patriotism and devoliou uf • and will offer proof to show that tlie land
sought is more valuable for its timber or T imber L and , Acr J unk 8, 1878.—N otice F or
h »ys would have been helpless.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex­
selfish man, all men and all nalioi.s dm
I
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACH 3l>. DIST.
stone than for agricultural
purposes
and to
ecution (ngued out of the Circuit Court of the
With mu ll a record Oregonians iimiv
1 ' *;*
D<
,„, ,„„
u before
lllt
P ublic \ ¡ ion ,
?
;
establish
his
claim
to
said
land
the
Regis-
arc Hellish. Hut when Bismarck well feel proud ut their state and ol its ter and
J. IL LINLEY
Stale ol Oregon for the County of Tillamook oa
of thia
___ Receiver
____________
__ office
__ at -- Oregon
__ „-.i City,
United states Laud Office, Oregon City, Ore the 2,;rd day of April 1898, in an action wheie-
! sneers at the coming A ugl . \ nieri- dftfeiiders. And yet there is among us a i Oregon on Wednesday, the 2oth, day of July, gon
Mar.. 9th 189ft. -Notice is hereby giv 11 tlmt
I 1898. He names as wilneases;
FOR CONSTABLE 1ST DISTRICT
(■an alliance oil the ground that class ofdemagogi.es who have imi'te a i Hiram Rummel of McMinnville, Ore.. Auencer incompliance with the provisions of the act of in Mitchell Lewis <t Slaver Co. A corporation is
ift;S. entitle.I Au act for the plantin'and C. W. Alley amt J. L), Seward are
of McMinnville, Ore., Albert E. Cook Congic«s ol Jun
A. KLEIN
i Englund is not the mother country record lor opposing ll»e oiganizaliou of ' Simmons
sme of timber lauds in the Stites of California,
slate tioops at every possible stage. of McMinnville, Ore , Riley Smith of Dayton, Oregon Neva la and Washington Territory," as defendants. I have levied upon and will on the
of America, after all, because we Prominent among these i s Willie 1 Oie.
FOR CONSTABLE 2D, DISTRICT
Any and all persons claiming adversely the extended to all the Public Land States by act of 20th, day of June 1898, at the hour of 10 o'clock
are of mixed blood etc., etc., he King, who aspires to the gubernatorial above-described lands are requested to file their August 4, 1892,
A. M. of said day at the Court house door In
A. A. FORD
in this otliee ou or before said 2oth day
I*iank Willis;
Tillamook City, Tillamook County, Oregon,
makes himself ridiculous. The re. uhair. He prides himself oil ignoring ! claims
of July, 1898.
of McMinnville County of Yamhill State of Ore offer at public auction all of the interest which
Washington,s axiom that “the lime of
FOll CONSTABLE 3 d , DISTRICT
hilionship consists hi liKU'elhan Hie peace
( has B. Moores, Register.
gon has this <lay filed in this office his sworn
is the time to prepaie for war,”
statement No. 3022, for the purchase ofthe Lot defendant C. W. Alley had on the 2fth day cf
H\NS JENSEN
ties of consanguinity. It is from ami has never missed an opportunity to
February T8P5, or has owned since sai<^ date in
>.
% of N.H. % and W.
of S F «4 of Sec
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice > or 2.
lion No. 2 in Township No. 2 South Ratige No. 7 and to the following described lnnds situated in
England that we have received our I give the national guards a black eye. lie
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West, and will offer proof to show that the land
Tillamook
County, Oregon, to wit, Lots 5, 6, and
is
pledged
not
to
support
the
courts
of
civilization, our laws, our system of !
is more valuable for its timber or stone
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore., sought
The last man on the Republican
land if the courts of equity fill ! it
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish 7, Sec 27. Lots 2 and 3 Sec. 85, Lot 1 Sec. 34, and
education, our religion, our love of 1 | the
March
qtti,
189K
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
claim to said land before the Rcg sler and a tract beginning at the N. W. corner of the
licket is the candidate for consta liberty,and, withal, the broad hu­ necessary to interfere to stop a wrong compliance with the provision« of the act of his
Receiver of this office at Oregon City «)re. 011
and is opposed in his heart to the ergan- Congress of J ine, 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the Wednesday the 2oth, day of July iNW. He names N. W.'4ofSE
of Sec. 26, running thence
sale of timber lands in the States of California, a 1 witnesses
hie, A. A. fonrd.
Board. Mr. Foard is manitarian feelings which Bismarck 1 iz ition uf the national defenders
East 745 feet to a slough, thence Southerly on
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
Iliram
Rumin.-I
of
McMinnville.
Or.,
Albert
E
the bank of said slough toa stake marked “X”
** Willie” had been governor extended to all the Public Laud States by act
mi old soldier nod deserves well and the rent of Europe find it so I of .Suppose
Cook of McMinnville, Or., Thomas R. Willis of
Oregon when I lie rioters were tbreiiten- of August 4, 1892,
McMinnville, Or., James H. Beil of McMinn­ thence S. W. to the S. E. corner of Lot 10Sec.
at the hands of our people, lie impossil.le to comprehend, But i mg Astoria with fire ami bloodshed. Dues
James W. Coffin;
26 thence N. to the place of beginning contain
ville, Or.
| let the fettered fawning censored any one imagine that such a man could of Dayton,fl County of Yamhill, State of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the ing 19 acres. Also Ix»ts 4, 5, 6, 10, 11 ami 14 Sec.
is Leitest and thoroughly com-
has this day filed in this office hisswern above descril>cd lands are requested to tile their 26 all in Tp. 3 N. It 10 West in Tillamook
j press ami statesmen of continental have preserved the public peace, ami Oregon,
statement No. 3 36, for the purchase of the S. claims iti this office on or before said aoth day County Oregon h s^-4 acres off East end of Lot
petent and must be elected.
6 Section ¿6, deeded by A. Dean to U. Pye said
Europe growl; they must needs do protected private property as did Gov­ E. 1 of Section No. 4 in Township No. 2 South of July 1898.
Range No. 7 West, and will offer proof
ernor Lord on that occasion?
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
sale to be mxde to satisfy the sum of ¿193.4* and
so when slung by the lash of their
a« eruing Interest thereon from February 26th
Suppose such a man were at the he««! to show that the laud sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
I895at the rate of ten per cent per annum and
I
vraniiical
masters,
't
he
more
in
­
of
our
slate
today,
what
figure
would
j»oses, and to establish his claim to said land
One of the most important offi­
th» further sum of pd.oo costs and the costs of
sults they heap upon England and | Oregon liave cut in the present war before the Register and deceiver of thisoffice at
this
writ.
Before injuring your dwelling or f® nittire
cers to be elected at the coming
Without our national Oregon City. Ore., on Thursday, the 21st, day of see the policies issued by the Fireman’s Fund
II. II. Aklermnn
America the closer they will drive movement?
July. 1898. lie names as witnesses:
Sheri IT of Tillamook County, Oregon.
William ('¡<in of Dayton,Ore . AllnTt E. Cook insurance Company.
election in Jone, is assessor of the them to each other and the more guard, without training or preparation
The moat complete
of any kind for witr, instead of the glor­ of McMinnville Ore., J. H. Bell of McMinnville, policies ever issued, covering everything from
county, Mr. Stephens has had two quickly will come the promised ious record we have made before the en­ Ore., Tlios. VcNish of Dayton, Ore.
Any ami all persous claiming adversely the the baby's bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin to
lit1 rea fl er the II kadi . iuht end Oregon-
tire nation, we should now be trying to above-described hinds are requested to file their a repealing riffle,
years experience in the office anil alliance.
en will cost »2 00 iiutead oí $1.50 tie
<lo something with no one to take the claims in this office on or before said 2ist, day
Claude
Thayer.
Agt.
heretofore.
I lead.
The citizens of Oregon would of July, 1898.
performed I hh duty to the perfect
Chas. B. Moores Rrgh'er.
One nepeet of the cniitest for Congre«»- I hung their heads in shame and say:
CM.
Republican County Ticket.
satisfaction of till his constituents.
He deserves another term and we
have no doubt will be re-elected.
Why do not lhe pops, silver re-
pnbs, mid oft' color democrats who
me howling fir free silver, propose
« ratio of.33 to 1? Or in other words
"hy don’t they propose to put a
dolhtr's worth o fsi!ver into n dol
hi? That would make an honest
Hollar but it wouldn’t be a profit­
able dollar f >r Hie silver mine own -
*r or a man who wants to pay oil'
Ins debts with 50cent dollars.
" e nnderstand that u few dis­
gruntled republiciiHH aie fighting
Judge Sappington, candidate for
comity judge, on tin* grounds Hint
l>e is a poo,- man and not a heavy
lax payer. That is the first time
Hint we have heard of a candidate
for any office being opposed by pre-
tended republicans liec mse lie was
a poor man! Jias poverty become
a d'Hgraee in republican America
that a poor man may no longeras-
pireto office?
IIIHII in Oregon hlioubl be keptin mind by 1
everv voter. A representative < f« mi'
norityperty must have veryl ittle influence I
with Hint Imdy, Hil l Oreuoil having but
two in the entire numlier would »ink to
utter insignificance if «lie were foolinl»
enough to f leet men imt in iii.ison , Hitli 1
the aduiimtnilioii and with tbe donii-
“Our flag has been insulted, <»nr ships
have been destroyed, our sailors have
been assasinaled, our nation’s honor is
in danger, we feel very bad about it,
but our governor does not believe in ho I-
diers who might he used to prevent
riots
a 11 <i anarchy at
home
and
(Ohsequently we
have 11 o
soldiers
ieady to uphold lli° banner abroad.
" If'we want »iivtliing done for the good
Will the peofde of Orfgoii vote to liust
' the affairs of the stat i to that policy or
of this etale or ibis const we mii«t neml
men who will have iufliieme with the I to that tort of man?
lawmaking power and witli tlie adinin-
ietriitivedepartineii'».
Mr Tomina
luia had
remarkable
sm<PHHf..r a first term member beratise
by his eminent poweia lie lias i.een nine
to compel some decree of attention front
the H'.ait. but with all bi" ability and
i energy if Im had le-eu on tbe wrong side
. ,,f tlmhonae he would have been a mere
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3 1878.— N otick F or
P ublication .
United Staten Land Office Oregon City, Ore.
March, ath, 1898.—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions or the act of
Congress of June 3, 187s, entitled ‘An act for the
sale of limber lands in the State« of Califonia,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” ns
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892»
Thomas McNish;
of Dayton,County of Yamhill, State of Oregon,
has this day filed tn this office hi« sworn state
inent No. 302M, for the pin chase of tire Lot«. 2, 7,
10, and 15 of Section No. i2 in Township No. 2
South Range No. 7 W est, and will offer pi oof to
show that the land fought is more valuable for
its tiinlxT or stone thin for agricultural purjames
and to establish hisclaini tosaid land Iwfore the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
city Or..on Thursday, th«2ist, day of July, 18/L
He names as witnesses,
William < nln, o D.iyton, Oro . Riley Smith of
Dayton. Ore., I’<«rt Adams of McMinnville, Ore
John B. Rohr of Me Miunville, Ore.
Any and all persons Haiming adversely the
above-descrPied lands arc requested to file their
claims in this office 011 or before said 21st, day of
July, 189R.
Chas. B. M<>ores Register.
T imber ¡. and , A ct J unk 3, 1878—N oticb F ob
P ublication
United States Laud Office. On-gon City, Ore.
Mmcli 23d. 1898 —Nolic« is hereby given that in
uinpliame with the provisions of the act of,
ongr» s« of June 3.
entitled “Au act for j
the«aleof timber lands in the States of Cnlifiir- J
nirt Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ternto y”
as extended to all the Public Mud States by
act of August 4,
William Malone,
! fl'll Mr Veatch were equal in ability to
of McMinnville, county of Yamhill, State of
Mr Toneite. wh ch no one pretends to Oregon, has this day fib din thisoffice hissworn
Jir. lungi»—» "11
,
1 .
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|l.|tllll,i h" would Mill be po««’!«»» »nd Statement No. 3 *43. f'»r
pure has« of the F %
nuinlier of Congr*»», and of 8. E. ‘ r and 8. E. '< of 8 W. »X ««<> Ix>l 4 of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
«ectloll
No
18
in
Township
No 2 South. Range
vote to
re-
* a
vote for bini is
a
No 6 We«t, and will offer proof to show that the
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore , Apr. 9th ,
|,er
prond land
1 legate
Otegnn
from
»ought is mor» valuable for Its timber or 189«
—Notice is hereby given that the f »llowing
I no«it»on in
ill Congres«»
Cnngr’ S« M«
n« « wide awake •tone than for agricultural purposes, and to named settler has filèni notice of In intention
establish his , c - ’aini
k >eal in
?ver to Of said
thï, land
' ffi e before
at Ore the i I <'» make
Proof
of h claim. and
i Itale
nute tn
I«» a h ba<
b»< k
h’ the corner of idle I Kegwterand Reni
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dai of Iiílv that »aid pr.M>f will be made be»me th« Omnty
and discontent»-«! obstructors.
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J 7 I <'Irrte of Tillamook Co., al 1 Hl.mo.fc Ore . on
< '27
it- OHT; .mX Jl w?fnX? ’
He nil
im ’ll«»»
i ■ <* ■- Wlilirnr-
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,Mlla
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SOH lit
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Portia«»«!
McMinville. Ore. Fredrick , May >«th, is / i vit
Portland Adam*.of
Adami
Jacob R. Reeher:
F K»*'ler.of McMinnville. Ore.. Clem Albert«,
A WIseTongu»
of McMinnville, Ore. Joaeph Keller, of McMinn H. E 97^9 for the MW \of N F U of t>ec. 4 Tp
Why mw.lhe bou le I ¡'¡debfedn
1 M. It,?W
vibe. Ore.
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Any and all pewni claiming adversely th
Ile naine* the following witnraMra to prove
the .«CHRioii Mrs nstmuHl fin«n<>»l
, ahove <ie* ribed land« are re«4nested 1«» file their I
continuous tt-idencc upon and cultivation
is.li.-v’ " hv "Wk to bling ■hxturlnnii» »laliu« in «’»»• vihxe on vf l<clor« •aid a/h. day I hi«
of »aid land, vit
„t.JmlHl.ine-xrraug.u.ent. tonfU.
Chas B Moores, Register i Paul iluhl, of wilaon Ogn; Frank Herrington
of Wi!«on < >gn. Jamew k llarria, of Illingworth
severe injury ii|X»i W, I*' rent, of the
Ogu; .My row C Trowbridge, of Tiliamo >k Ogn.
"edit re of the United S“'"
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To < ore Constipation forever.
Chas. B. Moor««.
to strike « virion» blow «1 1 per <ent.^
Take Oseareis Candy Cathartic. 10c c r 2M.
Kegistrr.
If C. C C fail to cure, drurgmu it fumJ muLej.
You eau not coin a dollar for the |ay
Sturgeon’s
JleW and ¡select ^toclç.
patent bjedicineg and Druggipfp Notion!
A Fine Line of Jewelry
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