THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 12, 1902.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
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...................................... Republican 21 20 33
FORGOVERNOR.......................... Democn“le 5 9 23
George E. Chamberlain.........
.Democratic
William J. Furnish ...............
• Republican
A. J. Hunsaker.................
Prohibition
K. R. Rvan........................
..... Socialist
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Robert S. Bean.......................
•Republican
B.
Bonham
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............................... Democratic
FOR "SECRETAR Y OF
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CANDIDATES.
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HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS.
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22 35
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
Rgent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines
Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass
7 10 22 85 26
19 19 35 95 41
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The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook
21 20 31 117 40
5 9 23 59 27
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C. W. Barzee ...............................
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..... Socialist' 1
N. A. Davis.....................................
Prohibition 2
Frank I. Dunbar..........................
• Republican 30
D. W. Sears...............................
.Democratic 5
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Henry Blackman................................... Democratic 6
T S. McDaniel........................................ Prohibition 4
’ M°°re.................................... Republican 19
2 7
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19 33 117
8 22 54 26
9 20 53 24
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7 5
19 32 112 38
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16 29 >5 5
6 17 18 1
Henry Hamilton plaintiff vs. Charles
L Barrett defendant. Foreclosure.—Dis
missed.
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^er plaintiff vs. Oak Nolan as ad-
minist atorof the estate of W S Runvcn
deceased defendant. Foreclosure.—Dis
missed.
John D. Keeschieter plaintiff vs. J. C.
Bewlev et al defendants. Foreclosure.—
Demurrer over-ruled and case dis
missed.
H B Tingle plaintiff vs Lulu E Ma
laney et al defendants. Foreclosure.—
1 >ecree.
C aude Thayer plaintiff vs. G E
Graves defendant. Suit to quit title.—
Dismissed.
J S Stephens plaintiff vs. EE Selph
et al defendants.—Sale confirmed.
Nancy E Heitmiller plaintiff vs. Wm
H
Heit niller
defendant —Div jtc .•
granted.
E I) Dewey plaintiff vs
M J Mar-
Mahon et al defendants. Suit io qui.
title —Default as to pa.t of defendants
and case continued.
George W Kiger plain iT vs. Bei t n
Smim, Ida j Smith, E T Davie-i.
laude Thayer and Eater It Tnayer de-
ndants.
Suit to quit title—Dis
eased.
R D Peckham plaintiff vs. John W
uderson, E H Cowinj, Mary Cowing
’ irv Hughes and S W Iler defendant*,
or -closure —Dismissed.
D A Rlolgett plaintiff vs. E H Cowing
et al defendants. Foreclosure.—Default
and decree.
Claude Th iver plain.iff vs. Freda
Hendricks defe.d.ut.
Suit to quit
title —Dismissed.
Sarah A Daniel plaihtiff vs. Joe! II
Mapes and Francis B Mapes defendants.
Foreclosure.—Default and decree.
Hattie Sturgeon plaintiff v . Willian
Sturgeon and Fannie Sturgeon defend
ants. Suit to declare trust.—Decree.
Hermann Gessner plaintiff vs C. Ben
Rie land and Samuel Downs defendants.
Suit to foreclose lein.—Dismissed.
R D Peckham plaintiff vs.
E H
Cowing et al defendants. Foreclosure.—
Default and decree.
Embert Marolf plaintiff vs. Ann Ma-
lanev et al defendants. Fcreclosur.- —
Decree.
I.nra M Jones p’a ntiff vs. Walker F
D Jones defendant.—Divorce granted.
The Wheeler Lumber Co ta colora
tion) plaintiff vs Claude Thayer et al
defendants. Suit to enjoin Sheriff’s sale.
—Decree.
D A Page plaintiff vs. F E Page de
fendant—Divorce grante 1
T T Geer Governor of the state of
Oregon, F I Dunbar Secretary of State.
Chas S .Moore State J r asurer, consti
tuting the State I and Board of the State
of Ore ,on plaintiffs vs. Jo .n S Judd de
fendant. Foreclosure.—Ilefault and de
cree.
Frank Fowler plaintiff vs.
Nettie
Power defenda it.—I ivorce granted.
LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK
6 18 15 1
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS
Hirani Gould........................................... Prohibition 1
3
B. F. Ramp .................................................. Socialist
1 8
Thomas H. Tongue................................. Republican is is 33 11437
J. k. Weatherford.................................Democratic 7 9 19 54 22
FOR SUP!’. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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Ackerman................................... Republican 18 19 33
W;
.......................................... Prohibition 2
VV. A. Warm...................................... Democratic 7
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
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A. M. Crawford.................................... Republican
14 55 57
T. H. Goyne............................................ Prohibition
! 22 3 11 22 42 15 3 10 15
James H. Raley.......................................Democratic
; 52 23 32 9 29 24 7 13 13
FOR STATE PRINTER.
i 7 4 4 21 14 n1 2 1 5
W. W. Brooks ...........
Prohibition
James E. Godfrey.................................. Democratic
58 24 39 10 39 24 6 18 15
J. E. Hosmer ................................................Socialist
4 2 3 3 5 S 5 5 2
J. R. Whitney......................................... Republican
108 34 71 14 65 57 16 28 .50
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
B. L. Eddy............................................... Republican
80 37 76 17 74 «1 19 28 41
Charles Grissen........................................ Democratic 7
91 29 46 10 53 33 8 23 28
T. L Jones............................................... Prohibition' I
3 1 I*7 3 5 2 2 4
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
W. W. Conder.......................
95 41 72Ì972 36 13 26 42
■ Democratic 11
J. R. Finley.............................
1 2 2 17 9 3 2 2 4
Prohibition 1
C. F. Keller ...........................
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9 2 3 1
..... Socialist ■■■
Jasper Smith ..........................
86 23 51 11 50 54 17 23 30
Republican 16
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
A. T. Bain....................................................... Socialist •••
1 2 1 2 1 4 2 2 1
Eugene Jenkins........................................ Democratic 9
91 29 56¡13¡65 24 9 23 21
Homer Mason ........................................ Republican 17
88 36 66118 59 71 17 31 54
S. H. Phillips.......................................... Prohibition 3
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Elmer D. Hoag..................................... Republican 10
94 35 56 20 >5 36 19 25 37
P. W. Todd................................................ Democratic 16
84 33 64 19 75 «2 14 28 39
FOR CORONER.
W. T. Doughty.........
38 11 22 21127 20 7 1« 32
Prohibition' 7
C. E. Reynolds..........
132 41 87 24 H4 70 17 31 11
.Republican 20
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FOR SHERIFF.
H. H. Aiderman ......
82 37 57 19 52 76 19 31 42
.Republican 19
J. D. Edwards..........
94 26 65 13 70 20 1(1 23 32
.Democratic 6
Seth F. Moon...........
3 2 2 15 6 2 8
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Prohibition, 2
Geo. T. Poteet...........
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2 2 1
..... Socialist!
FOR ASSESSOR.
F. L. Buell ..................
7 1 3 16 21 2 3 1 2
Prohibition
A. M. Hare................
102 35 77 21 «1 52 9 28 «8
Republican 19
John Sheets ..............
67 28 41 7 4I 12 15 1» 7
.Democratic 5
B. W. Turner.............
1 2 1 3 1 4 5 4 2
..... Socialist
FOR SURVEYOR.
93 32 62 18 S'. 11 13 11 34
F. L. Sappington.....
...Republican 18
76 33 56 21 41 >9 19 41 38
L. L. Smith...............
..Democratic 9
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
87 51 .54 15 61 13 11 24 21
Richard Allen........................................... Democratic 8
79 13 62 18 51' 54 19 27 <7
G. VV. Bodyfelt....................................... Republican
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A. M. Ginn............................................... Prohibition
2 16 10 4 3 1 7
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
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1st Dist.—J. L. Vosburg...................... Republican
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E. K. Scovell.......
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11 25 31
2nd Dist.—G. B. Alley ..........
.Republican
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Cornelius Austin.,
Prohibition
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12 19 34
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J. H. Whiting........
.Democratic
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Prohibition
3rd Dist.—Noah Coulsen.......
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W. T. West.........
.Republican
FOR CONSTABLES.
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1st Dist.—H. Anderson.......
Republican
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Albert Zimmerman..................
28
7 11 10
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2nd Dist.—John E. Embum..
.Democratic
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Prohibition
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Peter Hasselborg.
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.Republican
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Emmett Quick
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Prohibition
3rd Dist.—T. A. Porter..........
FOR SUPERVISORS.
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Republican
1st Dist.—E. H. Lane...........
48
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Matt Morrison .....
Republican
2nd Dist.—W. B. Derby..........
31
3rd Dist.—M. H. Ripley.....
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4th Dist.—P. F. Ducham .................... Republican
84
Daniel A. Simmonds......... Democratic
65
5th Dist.—Dee Tomlinson .................. Democratic
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John C. \\ ilson.................... Republican
81
6th Dist.—Paul Erickson................... Republican
68
7th Dist.—Wm.J. Himes................... Republican
47
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Emmett Jenkins.................. Democratic
Sth Dist.—T. W. Lyster.................... Republican
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J. B Dellsman.................... Democratic
9th Dist.—G. M. Watkins .................. Republican
18
10th Dist.—John Theiler ................. Republican
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H. B. Moore..................................... .
21
11th Dist.—Alva Finley.................... Prohibition
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G. W. Wallace .................. Democratic!
12th Dist.—H. M. Farmer................ Republican
13th Dist.—S. B. Hill ..........................Democratic
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A. P. Wagner....................... Republican
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14th Dist —William Scott..................Republican
15th Dist.—John T. Moon.................Republican
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William Rav.......................Democratic
17th Dist.—Alexander Fraser............Republican
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James D. Ward......................... Socialist!
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
115 42 79 37 96 HI 28 42 W
“ Initiative and Referendum Amendment." Yes. 25
21 5 12 2 9 6 1
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“ Initiative and Referendum Amendment.” No 3
117 31 48 6 72 21 » 14 21
For County High School ............................. Yes.* 3
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For ( <.tintv High School............................. N<>
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Circuit Court.
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Advertisements for Bids.
Lap.
Steamer Geo R. Vosburg
Will Run Between
Tillamook and Astoria
Freight in 5-ton lots and over .$5.50 per ton.
Freight in less than 5-ton lots, $5.00 per ton.
Passenger rate, $3.50.
Ship Freight by A. & C. Railroad in Care of
Geo. R. Vosburg
NEHALEM TRANS. CO
Notice is hereby given that the School
Directors of School District No. 9, Tilla
mook County, Oregon, will receive
sealed bids for the construction of a new
school building of four rooms to be
joined to and communicating with the
PROPRIETOR OF
present school building ’n said district,
said four rooms to be
‘ “ constructed
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in
the
present school
conformity to
to
be
of the
building and
same dimensions and finished in the
DEALER IN
same way; said building to have a found
ation of cedar blocks resting on concrete
and gravel and the interior arrangement
and division of the same to be in confor
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook
mity to the present building, including
first class brick fluesand stairway. Said
building is to be constructed of first class
material in a thoroughly workmanlike 1
manner and to be painted inside and out
side with at least two coats of pure lead j
and oil. The roof is to be n.a le of cedar
shingles and to be painted with at least !
two coats of first class roof paint. Win
STEAMERS-8UE II. ELMORE, W. II. llARKISON.
dow's and doors to be in conformity to
those of the present building. All lum ONLY LINE—ASTOT1A TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
ber used in said building to be first class
BAY CITY, HOBSON VILLE.
fir lumber
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
Each bidder will be required to furnish
also the Astoria & Columbia River II. R. foi San Francisco, Portland
with his bid detailed specifications of the
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
work and material covered by such bid.
The said School Board reserves the right
SAMUEL ELMORE <fc CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
to make modifications in said specifica
B. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook Oregon.
tions in the accepted bid, any increase
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or decrease of cost to be allowed for.
The bid j must be sealed and addressed to
Thos. Coates, Clerk of School District
No. 9, Tillamook City, Oregon, and bids
will be opened on Saturday, June 21st at
nine o’clock a. m. at a meeting of said
Board to be held at the office of B. L.
Eddy, 'I illomook City, Oregon .
The said School Beard reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and will
AND
require from the successful bl leer a go xl
and sufficient l oud with surety in the
CALL AT
amount of his bid, conditioned that said
bidder will, if awarded the contract for
said work, finish and complete the same
in a first class and workmanlike manner
not later than September 15, 1902.
The said School Board will also receive
When you want anything in
at the same time and in the same manr.e
scaled bids for lalxjr and material for the |
Jewelry, Watches and Silver
repair of the present school building in
Ware. A complete line of the
said district, such repairs to consist oi a
latest and best goods in Stock
renewal of tile foundation of said build
Of Chcesery, Dairy and Creamery
ing by placing sound cedar blocks on
Machinery and Supplies we carry
at all times.
concrete and gravel and by renewing
the largest stock in the northwest.
See my regulator for correct
any defective sills ar joists and also to in
\ full line of D. H. Burrell tic Co.’s
time, I get Western Union time
clude the tearing off of the present
celebrated Cheese making prepara
shingles ane the putting on oi new first
tions, Apparatus, etc.
twice a week, direct from Port
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class ce«lar shingles upon the whole of
Send for Catalogue.
land office.
the roof of said building; also to include
the taking up of the old floors and laying
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of new floors in the hallways downstairs
NOTICK POR ITni.lCATION.
and upstairs, and putting in new steps in |
Department of the Interior,
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¡.and Office at Oregon < ity, Oro,,
the stairway; also to include the painting
143 FRONT STREET,
May 17th. 190a.
of said building with pure lead and oil, I
Notice is hereby given (hat Hie following
two coals out side and one coat insi le;
settler ha» tiled notice of hi» intention
PORTLAND, ORE.
■ named
to make fi a! proof in support oi his claim,
also to include the changing of the cloak
and that said pt oof will be made before the
Agents for
room from its present location in the
County Clerk of Ti-lanumk County, at Tilla
downstairs room in the west end of sai 1
011 July «ytl», loir/, viz
DeLaval Cream Separators. ■ mook, Oregon.
Ml I. I ON (.. FFOtlZ;
building to the opposite side of the room;
li E 18631, forth? Hw ’.4, »er. iX, Ip. 6 S, R 9 W
also to include the painting of the roof of
b
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lie name» the following witnexnea to prove
said building with two coats of first class
hi» continuou« residence upon and cultivation
of »aid land, viz.
roof paint; also to include repairs of the
Henry Belor. of Dulia», Or».; Stephen Hauer,
Leifrv so as to make the same water
Micheál Ort ivvldinger, l'nul Kingston, <
tight.
I'mma.Ote.
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ClfARt.KN It. M ookfr Register.
The bids for such repairs shall lx? ac
companied by detailed specifications of
fiMBBH L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otic ft Fox
the work to lx? done and material to be
1'1 BI.ICATION.
furnished and the successful bidder will
United Stute» I. hiu I Office,
j , be required to enter into a bond with
Oregon ( it) , Ore.
Muy 2oth, looa.
j sufficient surety in the amount of his
Notice 1» hereby given thirt in compliance
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bid for the completion of such work in a
with the provision» of the net of Con grew» o I
! first class, workmanlike manner not
June 3. ih7X. <ntitl,<l "An nut for tin- »ale
SHAVING,
of timber land» in the Mali«of California,
, later than September 1st, 1902. Said
Oregon, Nevada an<l
a»hington Territory.” as
HAIR CUTTING,
I Board reserves the right to r ject any
extended to all the Public Land State» by act of
and all bids.
Auvuht 4, ihya,
HELEN WATT.
Dated June 7, 1902.
Of Tillaniook, «’onnty of Tillamook State (or
Ax M c N air , Chairman, School Boar I.
Territory) of Oregon, haw tin» day filed hi this
T hos . C oa T ks , Clerk, School Board.
I ofli<-<- her »worn »tatement No. 5757, for the
M
F. LEACH
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
Pacific Navigation Co
832
97
395
54.3
Martha Gould plaintiff vs. Isaih F
Gould defendant —Divorce continued.
William E. Page plaintiff vs. Melis a
Page defendant. Divorce granted.
Sarah Ann Sargent plaintiff vs. Dex
ter Sargent defendant.—Divorce con
tinued.
Emily B Stewart plaintiff vs. John J
Stewart defendant.—Divorce continued
for service.
Proposal for Bids for
Warrants.
Wainscoting, Mouldings and Ship
all Sizes of ROUGH LUMBER
School Laws of the State of Oregon, as
amended by Act of 1901.
Bids for said warrants are to be sealed
and delivered to the Clerk of said Dis
trict at Tillamook City, Oregon, and will
be opened by said Board of Directors
on June 28th, 1902 at the hour of nine
o’clock A. M.
Said Board of Directors reserves the
riglir to reject any and all bids for said
warrants. The time for delivery of said
warrants in case the same shall be issued
will be fixed at the time of opening said
bids.
Dated, Tillamook, Oregon, June 7,
1902.
Ax M c N air , Chairman, School Board.
T hos . C oates , Clerk, School Board.
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Notice is hereby given that in pursi •
ance of authority given to the Board oi
Directors of School District No. 9, Till: -
mook County, Oregon, by resolution
duly adopted at a meeting of the legal
voters of said District, the said Board of
Directors herby offers to the public in
terest-bearing warrants of said district in
the sum of $2700.00 to be expended for
the construction of a new school build
ing Said warrants are to draw interest
at six per cent, per annum and to lie
issued in denomination of $50.00 each
and are to lie payable as follows, to-wit:
$200 at the expiration of three years
from date of issuance; $200 at the expira
tions of four years; $300 at the expira
tions of five years; $4<x? at the expiration
of six vears; $400 at the expiration of
seven vears, $400 at the expiration of
eight years; $400 at the expiration of
nine years a id $400 at the expiration of
ten years, interest on said warrants to lie
¡Mid annually.
Said wair nts are proposed t > lie issued
under subdivision 6 of Section 48 of the
CHEESE
BUTTER
MAKERS
Franklin’s Jewelry
Store
B^DDlClÇ-kEATINÎ Ö0,
Edwards & Sladden,
Baita
SUA Ml’« KUNG,
Hot and Cold Baths
I purchaM* of tire S *» of Sw
of Se< tnni No is.
EVER Y THING S TRICT L Y FIRS T CI. A SS in Township No 2 N, Range No 10 W. and will
The Philadelphia ledger deecrihei
i offer pioof to show that the land sought is
the act of a Moro who, carried a flag
| more valuable for its timlrer orstone than for
■ agricultural DUrprmes. and to e»tabliah her claim
of truce, approaching two Ammerican
j to said laiirf l»ef<.re the Coun y clerk o 'Iilia
a, Idiers and suddenly dashed upon one
J mook I’oniiiy at Tillamook ( ity, Oregon. 011
to mutilate him with a bolo. On the
BARBER IND HAIRDRESSER
| Ertday, the i»t day of August, u/tz, Hire names
witnesses
•ame page the I-edger prints a laudation SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING, as Frank
Long Holiert RoLhins, of ||»y City,
of Seimtof Hoar's Philippine oration,
1 Or . John R
ilarte^ Havld Martiny, 01 1 Illa
advocating an in*le|>endent
Filipino
! mook. Or.
SHAMPOOING, ETC
| Any and all ja rxons rlainutig adversely the
government, with the I >e< la ration of
I a trove-descri lied lamia are requeMcd to file their
Independence for a corner stone. Mr.
f eahns in tins office on or before said .st dn)' of
Hoar's idealization of savages is simply Electric Baths nicely fitted up (’<<•<) for ■ Augunt, lyuE.
persona suffering with rlieunwUm
C his B. M oores , Register.
astounding.
EDGAR LATIMER,