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/ -_________ _____ TxiE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 6, ' PLANS HOSPITALS BOSTON TEA-PARTY BOWL " ' I Rhode |.|.Bd Colleeto, „„ Steel Company to Build One at Each of Its Twenty-Two Plante. A Year*» Experiment Prove* That Place, Where Injured Employ«» Can De Quickly Cared For, MORE BUSINESSLIKE. I IB-A-ZTZZ OF •mble Helle That Figured I. th. Tea Toaatn* Kveat. Affairs of Treasury Department Han of ?h/ I?0’.1’ hls,oric«1 punch bowl f the Bo,t,,n tea party has ju dled More Expeditiously. io?oni.7 m Reform» ° f BD‘ i <1U e *nd °ri?inal ,nd ear r Sh.k ,B • Pngintf Ineaatruent. Inauguratrd by Secretary Shaw Which Will Insure Retter C. & E. Thayer. Mannfactnrera* Mnterlnla During the Year 1902 Coiupriaed One Half Goods Sent Into Thia Country. Growth in the importation of man ufacturers’ materials and the increas ing share which such materials form in the total imports is the most remark able feature of the foreign commerce of the United States in the fiscal year just ended. Manufacturers’ materials form in 1902 nearly one-half of the total importations, and show a re markable increase over preceding years, while other classes of imports show but a. very slight increase. Combining the two classes of ar ticles for use in manufacturing, those “in a crude condition’’ and those “whol ly or partially manufactured for use as materials in the manufactures and mechanic arts,” it is found that the total value of importations for use in manufacturing, which amounted in 1881 to $217,571,551, were in 1902 $418,- 776,681. They formed in 1881 33.44 per cent, of the total imports, and in 1902 46.36 per cent, of the total imports. This phenomenal growth becomes even more striking when it is com pared with the growth in importation of all other articles than those for use in manufacturing. The total value of “imports other than manufacturers materials” amounted in 1881 to $433,- 047,448, and in 1902 to $484.550,390. and formed in 1881 66.56 per cent, of the total imports, and in 1902 but 53.64 per cent, of the total imports. Thus, while importations of manufacturers’ mate rials have practically doubled from 1881 to 1902, importations of articles other than manufacturers’ materials have increased kut about 12 per cent. THE PASSING OF NEWGATE. The Fsmoo. Js.ll of Engll.h Hl.torr Which tlm. Stood for Catari.« Be inn Torn Down. The work of demolishing Newgate jail, the historic old prison, so long a feature of the city of London, has been begun. The decision <o «ear down Newgate prison was taken a long time ago, but various causes have hindered the be ginning of the work. The building ol the prison was begun in 1770. and be fore its completion part of it was de stroyed by the Gordon rioters in 17»». The destruction was made good in 17S2. At one time Newgate was the principal prison of London, but < f late years it has been used merely as a temporary house of detention forprn oners awaiting trial at the adjoinmg central criminal court, known to all the world as the Old lleiley. For a long period criminals sen tenced to death were har.gfd in front of Newgate. It >• «'»«? *‘nce “ public execution took place there al though the capital sentence has fre quently of late years Item earned out within the walls. The prison V .11 not be rebuilt, and the site will probably be leased for commercial building». The demolition of the courthouse has been in progress for some time. A new court is to be built in its place. le «** ■!•••■'«• , The Miifcvuri river will have to keep its snags or employ some other den tist. says the Chicago Tribune. Incl« Sam gi'e» up the job. LaaMlOa *»« Fear»*. A portion of tne coo. of Mount Ve .n.iu. ha. fallen in and are bcin« «aktn •<•>«•» aLdca. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. DirectorsM. W. H arrison , W. w. C urtiss , B. L. E ddy . Cashier .—M. VV. H arrison . Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi- ies of all kinds. de?i,hp’9,h0f la,', »«’“ber Mara- Robert IL Armstrong, private sec den J Perry, « Providence railwaj retary to Secretary of the Treaa- magnate and a banker with u foi tune of aeveral millions, married i i ury Shaw, has worked out the de tails of a motlern system whereby Mu. Marian Lincoln Bogert at the business of the department will ''«rceater, Maa... and they went to be conducted as expeditiously as in t rovidence to reside permanently in the most progressive mercantile the residence of Mr. Perry, at George ].) L. EDDY, houses. This system applies to com and Benefit streets, on the aristo- munications from the public, and Cratic East side of that city. will secure to every letter a prompt The new home of the bride was a A ttorney - at -L aw , reply. All letters will hereafter be marvel in its interior decoration«, acknowledged on the same day they and there were many very attractive T illamook O regon are received. If they cannot be an and costly articles of ornamentation, swered at once, acknowledgment will together with an elaborate display be made by return mail, and the in of valuable colored ware incidental formation asked for supplied at the w. II. COOPER. H. T. BOTTS. to the foundation of the United earliest opportunity. States and its early history. The ex OOPER & BOTTS, Secretary Shaw realized the need istence of such a collection in her of a change in this respect when he new home caused Mrs. Perry to sug ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, took charge of the office, and he in gest to her wealthy husband that trusted the details to Mr. Armstrong Complete set of abstracts. within his grasp was the celebrated who worked out a simple but thor punch bowl of the revolutionary Office upstairs, North of Tillamook ough system of card catalogues, elec period, when high priced and over County Bank. tric time stamps and more complete taxed tea was cast upon the waters plan for filing. Under his plan the TILLAMOOK ... OREGON. of Boston bay, and there was a cele early morning mail, which formerly bration and great rejoicing incidental was not distributed to the various thereto. divisions of the treasury department H. GOYNE, The great men of Boston of that until some time in the afternoon, is day had a feast after the tea toss now out of the way before 11 o’clock ing episode, and the affair was not in the morning. A ttorney - at -L aw , rounded out in true Yankee fashion In the same connection all tele until the punch had all disappeared Office : Opposite Court House, grams heretofore have been received from the bowl, which had been fur I by the treasury department through T illamook .. O regon . nished for the notable occasion by the medium of messengers. Here one of the distinguished ancestors after all telegrams addressed to the of the present Mrs. Perry. As soon treasury department will le received as the Gammell mansion, now under LAUDE THAYER, by direct wire in the department going rejuvenation by carpenters, copied in duplicate and the origina painters and decorators, is com stamped with a time stamp and de pleted, the punch bowl is to have a A ttorney - at - law , livered direct to it« proper division conspicuous place in a great side All letters and telerra ms are stamper board which Mr. Perry intends to with the hour and the minute n T illamook O regon have constructed, and then there will their receipt. Commenting on thi» be patriotic days when the friends of new. system, Mr. Armstrong sai l: the millionaire are to quaff the finest “Secretary Shaw believes that the vintages from the Boston tea party public should receive the same treat ARL HABERLACH, punch bowl. ment from the department that it The mansion in question is one of given it bv any first-class business ATTORNEY AT-LAW, the earliest of the colonial in the house in the country. Therefore, it state of Rhode Island, and it fell Jlrutechcr Abvokat, is his wish that any person writinc into the hands of Mr. Perry about to the department shall receive i Office across the street and north from a year ago. Parts of the house were promot acknowledgment of his com the Post Office. constructed more than 100 years ago munication and a full and complete and when the trade of New England answer to his inquiry, whatever ii was a good deal in the line of rum may’ be. Personally I believe the and negroes the mansion of the treasury department should be an e*x J^OBERT A. MILLER, Browns and their descendants fig ponent of the best and most moderr ured in the social life of the town methods known in this country.” A ttorney - at -L aw . and the plantations established by Roger Williams. Hence, when the Oregon City, Oregon. AROUND WORLD ON FOOT. Boston tea party punch bowl is final Land Titles and Land Office ly nestled away in Providence it will Business a Specialty. have a fitting roof over its wide earthenware rim. and the timbers of the old mansion can vie with the his tory of the bowl m claims of dis W. SEVERANCE, Mr. Schilling, an American, who ii tinguished pedigree and renown. traveling around the world on foot, ar The punch bowl, it is learned, rived at Bloemfontein, South Africa, A ttorney - at -L aw , came down safely to the days of the the other day. twentieth century through the car He left New York on August 3, 1897, and painstaking of the forefathers O regon T illamook clad in a suit of newspapers, hatless, of Mrs. Perry. They were the Lin bootless and penniless. He hns under colns and they have figured in the taken for a wager of £5.000 to com history of Massachusetts for quite plete the journey within five years, AVID WILEY, M.D., a little more than 200 years. neither to beg. borrow, nor steal and Professional Cards. ■ ft CHEESE BUTTER MAKERS Wh, There W«e So Co.Ter.nlU» Be tween the Wltnee. and Mr. Billina»* « ••Your honor." said the solicitor for the defense, relates Tit-Bits, “I wish to prove by this question that the witness is a man of quarrelsome dis position. hard to iret along with, and on bad terms with his neighbors. Now. sir,” he continued, turning again to the witness. “I’d like to know whose farm is next to yours?" “Well." answered the witness, “there is the Billings’ farm, and the—" Are “Stop there. One at a you on friendly I----- . terms with Mr. Bill- ‘n*r . T.m" “I can’t say I am. “Are you even on speaking terms with him?" "No. sir." -n "Whose fault is it?” “ft’s his fault. I reckon.' “Oh. yes; it’s his fault, you reckon. How long has it been since you have spoken to him?" "About 1« years, as near as I remem lier." "Now. sir. I want yon to tell this jury why you have not spoken to Mr. Billings for 14 years. "Gentlemen." said the witness, turning to the jury, “the reason why ! haven’t spoken to Mr. Billings for 14 tears is because that’s about the length of time he’s been dead." Between Prienda. “Xo. Mr. Ihidleigh.” »aid . the beautiful girl «¡th oM/«*« h«‘r- -I ran never be your wife, but I shall alwaya be your friend " ••Then before I f-’ rejoined «he vounir man he calmly lit a P«I*r- Jorered roffin nail. "I hare one la.t word to »ay to you ar a ••What ia it?" «^e 8«hed after the manner of the euriou. aex. ••It is thia, hr replied. I think you have »tacked «he card» arainat yourself in thia frame. You loae by winnin<. while I win by k>e.ng. - Chicago Daily >>**« Willi»-« U»« •* «•»•*•■ The Children h»<I written compo«i- ti..n» on the jrirnrte. They were reading them aloud to the claaa. At the time came T-r little Wil- He to read Ma. It waa n. followa: -The ffiraffe ia a dumb animal and cannot eaprea. it.elf by any Bound, be,, use ita neck ia ao lo«< that ita coice <eta tired on ita way to ita mvutb."-Albany Ar»ua. . . , - to have accumulated £1.000. Since leaving New York he has traveled a distance of 29.7CO mile», and walked through the United States, Canada, Mexico. Australia. Tasmania. New Zea land, India, Burmah, China. Siam, Japan. Siberia, the Philippines, and part of South Africa. He has still to travel to Cairo via Beira. Mombassa, and the Soudan, across Europe, in cluding Austria. Rus da. Germany. Hol land. Italy. Erance and England, which means another 8.COO miles, tocomplete which he has just 13 months. Tn the course of his wanderings, Mr. Schilling has witnessed four war»—the Spanish-American, the Philippine, the Boxer, and the Boer—-been held up by Mexicans, robbed, and almost stran gled by thug», mobbed by Boxers, and fired upon several times» He earns his living by lecturing at towns he passes through. GIGANTIC PRIMEVAL BEAR. Eustace L. Furlong, »indent a*si*t- nnt in the geoli girai department of the University of California, ha* di»- e.- vered embedded in the floor of me of the famous limestone raves of Shas ta county Cal., almost the entire re- mflins of an arrtoherinm simurn. the gigantir primeval hear that was the first of his kind to roam the two Amer ican continent». Because < nly frag ment» of the skeleton, until now. in complete. have hitherto been discov ered by geologists, the work of Fur long rank* a» one of the most notable achievements of the University of Cali fornia explorers in recent year*. Negro Was the laveafor. In reference to a machine for mak ing bread at the rate of 7 ') leave* an hour. I »aid that the Inventor wa* a Yankee. General Manager Henry C. P. Johnston inform* me that not a Yankee but a plain, common, every day. old-f«» hioned negro i* the inven tor. 11 would he intereating to know, tays the New York Pre»», how many invention» have been made by the col ored brother. Thia machine ha* revo lutionized the bread buaine*». Did the inventor get anything out of it, or did the other fellow get It? Aivlae* Wurrla*ea. E. Benjamin Andrew* advieea mar riage. say» the Chicago Inter Ocean, although he believe» that it is some thing mo»t yv-’ing people «hould But be too much In a hurry about. P hysician , S urgeon A ccoucheur . and All calls promptly attended to. T illamook T .. O regon . M. SMITH, M.D., P hysician and S urgeon Office in T odd ’ s Building. O regon . T illamook j~^R. O. H. DAVENPORT, D entist . Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge Work, Tillamook City .. Oregon. J • S. STEPHENS, Agent for the HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON & LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSI RANCH COMPANIE». Agent for North West School Supply Company, Notary Public. TILLAMOOK, — OREGON THAYER, C ALAUDE J Agent for Fireman's Fund and London and Lanca shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. ^KOR ABSTRACTS ABSTRACT AND tri st co . T hor . C oatí », Pre». B. L. E ddy , Sec. WM. GALLOWAY. Gil.BEBT L. HKDGRS. EDGES A GALLO WA Y ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Make n • penalty of Land Office Basinet«. OFFICE. IM WRIMHARD MJ1LMW, Room 1 and 2, OREGON CITY, ORE. - ■ « a II V a II a I B^DDlClÇ-kEATI^ CO., I 143 FRONT STREET, M PORTLAND, ORE. ■ Agents for I DeLaval Cream Separators, g s m « » e * « er « • « «F BEST HARD WHEAT FLOUR, P ' r -- . '«■' •¡KOUSS- (• .4 •e »(ITSBtRG WISH CL Sold by COHN & CO Tillamook. Or. TIMBER CLAIMS WANTED. F. J. Richardson. OREGON. TILLAMOOK LATIMER.BROS., BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER SHAVING, HAIR Cl ITI NG SHAMPOOING, ElC T imbkr L and , A ct J vnk 3. 18;8.—N otice for P ublication . United States Land Office, Oicgon City, Oregon, September 29th, I9O2. Notice i* hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 187», eulitled "An act for the sale of timber lands n the States of Califoi nia. Ore on. Nevada and Washington Territoi v.” as extended to all Public Land Slates by net of Auguat 4, 1892, MRS. ROSANA BAKER. Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of Oregon ha» tins d»j Bled in tins »»nice her sworn statement No. 5922 for the purchase of the S % of Se *-4 ot section No. 26, in Township No. 1 South, Range Nb. 8 W, mid will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable tor its iimt>er 01 stone than for agri- ci.ltutal purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before the County Clerk of Tilla mook county. al Tillamook City. Oiegon, on FiIday, the 12th «lay of December, 1902 She names iis witnesses : Widtei C. Hatley, Fred C. Baker. Henry S. Baket, Peter McIntosh, of Tillamook. Uregou. Any and ail person* claiming adversely the abové dese ibea lands are requested to file their claims iu this olticevn or befóte said i2th day of December, 1V02. C has . B. M oore », Register. T inker L and , A ct J unk 3, 18;«.—Nuriev for PUHI.ICATION. United Slate« Land Office, Oregon Ci y, Oregon, October 35th, ic)O3. Notice is hereby given that jn compliance with the piovisions of the act of Congies» of June 3rd, IK78. entitled "An act for the «aleof tinib. 1 lands in the State« ot Calitoi nia, Oregon, Nevuda and Washington Territory,” as ex tended to nil the Public Land State* by act of Auguat 4th, 1892. RALPH W. MILLS. Of Portland, county of Multnomah, Stale of Oregon, has this «lay filed in this office hi* svvoi n Ktateineiit No. 5948, for the purchase of the He H of Ne ‘4 and Nr '4 ol Sc X, of Section 7, in Township 3 North. Range 10 W, and will oiler pioof to »how that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land beToie the Register and Ik-ceiver of this office al Oregon City, on Satur day, the 17th «lay of Janum y, 1903. fie names as WitllCMMCS . Byion J. Sanford, Samuel Derr, of Montavllla, Oicgon : William Krirsei, Albert W. Mill», of Portland, Or«*gon Any and all persons claiming adversity the above described lands are toqucMlcd to file their clain « in this office on or before said 17th day of January, 1903. ( has II. M oorks , Register. T imhkm L and , A ct J un * 3, 1878,—N otice fob »■rm. ia a T ion United St«te* Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, October a&lh. tool n. Notice ii* heicby given that in compliance with the provl* on* of the a t of ( ohm re- mi ot June 3, 1H7H, entitle«! "An act for the nah of timber land« in tin state« of CaHtornia, Oregon, Nevada ami VS hs I i I ng toil Territory,” a« ex tended to all the Public Land State* by act of A ngUMt 4, 1K92. LYDIA J. MII.I.H. Of I'ortlaiid, count) of .Multnomah. State of Oregon, has ini» da) filed In thi» other bar «worn statement No 5947,(01 the |>nrc!imicof the H He section 5, tn Ip. 3 North, Range No. to Vi , ami will offer proof to «how that the land Houaht i« more valuiihie for it« timber or «tune tliun lot agricultural purpo»e*, and to eatabliHh her claim to «aid land before the Regiater nrd Receiver of I hia office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 17th day of January, 1903 She name« as vvitneaxtM : Albert W Mill«. Hryon J. Sanford. William Kriesel, of I'ortlaiid. Oregon ; Samuel Derr, of Mi'iitavillii, Oregon Any ami nil person« claiming advcr««»ly the above de«<*ribe<l laminate tc«|ueaied to file their claim* in thin office on or before «aid 17th day of January, 1903. C iiam B. M oore », Regiater. Electric Bathu nicely fitted up. Good for T imiikm L and , A ct J iine 3, 1R78.—N otick for I I) hi . k a 1 ion United SI h I ch Lund Office, Oregon < ity, Oregon, October »sth, i</)2. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Notice Is hereby given tliHt in comp!innce Depnrlineut of the In erior, with the provisions of the act of Cougie»« uf l^ilid Office at Oregon City, Ore., June 3. 1M7H, entitled • An set for tha sale of Sep ember 27tli, na>2. timliei I hih I n in the Nlnte» of CHliforniM Oregon, Notice in hereby given Unit the follovvir g N cvh <I h mid Washiitglon Territory.” m « ex named Mettler hi«« tiled notice of hi* intention to tended to h II the I’ubl'.c L b ini State» by act of make final proof 111 support of her claim, and Auguat 4(h, IWa, that «aid proof will lie mmk lielore the County ALBERT W. MILLS, Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Of I’ortlHtid, county of Multnomah, State of Oregon, on Novemt»er 14th, 1902 viz Oregon, hue this tiny filed in thi« offlc«* his BESSIE I-LEOTA MESF.RVE, sworn htstrinenl No. 8949 f°r the pu>clia»e H E. No. 13860, for the Jot» 5, 6, 11 hik I j 2, *ec. of the Ixits 1 sii<l 2, of sec. 5. Iu ToWliahlp 3 N. It. 14 tp. 3S, H. 10 W No. 10 W, mi<l will offer pioof to «how that the She name« the following wjtnea«e« to prove ¡mid sought in more vnlusble for lla timber or her contimioi n reaidrnce upon and cultivation «tone tliMii for sgiicultuisl puiposm. and to of «aid land, viz : establisli hi» claim to «-Hid land l»ef«>re the Re Henry Have». Mr«. Henry Haye« and Nellie gister «nd Receiver of thi» office at Or« gon Hy, Havea Newb»-rg, of Spruce, Oicgon ; Frank Oregon, on Saturday, the r<th day olJHiiunry, w heeler, of Tillamook, Oregon. I903 He liMtnea it« witlie« eM C has Ii. M ookeh , Rcghlrr. H) run |. ha ■ ford, Samuel Dei r, of Mon t a villa. Oregon; Williain Kriaael, It.«l|>li W. Milla, of notice for I'l hi . ication . I’oitland. Oregon. l««n<l Office at Oregon City, Or Any Mud «11 persona clHiming adversely the October nth 191/4. Hl>ove-deN«.ribeii lands are i< «jiiested to file their Notice 1« hereby gi- en that the following- clsim« in Hila offite oil or befoie said 17th day iiHiiie'l «eitler ha« filed notice of hi« intention of January, I903. 4o iiih E v fin«I proof ill «upport ul hi» claim, C has . B M oomks , Register. ami that «¡«id proof will be made bi-tore Kegiatei «nd Rewdver, at Oregon City. Oregon, on November 24th, 1902. vit T inwek L ari », A ct J i ek 3. 1H7M.— N otice F ob WILLIAM HENRY WOOD, l chi tea r r<>N. II E No 1209«, lor theSe % Nw % Kr l4 Sw United Stat« » l«and ofhen, and Iol5 2 and 3. «ec ifi tp. 4 S. X 6 H Uirgon City, Oregon. He name» the following wiinrane« to prove October j«.t h. I902 hi« eoiitinuoiiN residence upon and cultivation Notice 1« hereby given H im I in complianee of «aid land, viz: with the- proviaiun« of the act of CoMgrea» of Edgar E. Crumb, of Carlton, Waali. . Horace lune3, |N;H, entitled All art lor the «ale of T Mill«, Erank II llarpole, Feanci« M Glover, timber lamia In tin- tale«ufCalilornia, (begun, of ft hite»on, Oregon »»nd Waaliingtoii Tcirltory,” aa rg- C ha » B. M oose », Register. tciiped to all the Public Land State« by act of Auguat 4. MUOO F. NtfNDKL, NOTICE FOR FIBI.ICATION. (ft Pottlnmi, county of Multnomah, State of Department of the Interior, Oregon, ha« thia «lay filed in thi« office hl« Land Office at Oregon city, Ore., «wot 11 «lateme 111 No hifl.L for the purchawe of November mt. 1903 the iw '< Nw %, E Kw M <•»<> h* M Hw Notice la hereby given that the following •4 of Section t> in Townaliip 4 N, Rang« o W. HD in rd Mettler ha« It led notice of hi* intentMoi ami will offer pi001 to «how that the Jami to make fi al proof in «lipport of hi« claim •ought 1« n orr valuable for ita timber or «lone and that «aid piirof will l>e mnde before the than for «K' wu H u rat im»po«e», am! to e»tabh»h County Clerk of Tillamook Count)« at iilla hi« claim to Katd land I m fore the kcgi«ler «ml i m< ok. Oregon, on Dec« mix r trtb. lyLi, vi» Ke<» ivrrof thia office at Oregon City, Oregon. FRANK MKVKKANCF. 01 Monday th«* 19th «lay «>1 January, lyoj lie HF. No 12,1 fin, tor he Nej« -w *4. aec. 31, tp. namraa« witne««e» 2 N. K. 7 W Llmrlr« W. Mead. (.«<>rgr If Nendel, John lie name» tl»* following witru-*-««-» to prove W Nendel, AI tart W. Milla, of i'ortlaiid. hi« ooritinuoije residence up-m and cultivation Oregon. of »aid land, viz. Anyandall pet «on« c aiining ar|ver«ely the Walfei J. Hoiith, Carl Wnllln, M llaon, Oregon; alrove <! cm 1 tbe«l lamiRMie requested tn file theii Wnliarn I’. Illingworth, Horace E. Weston, of daim« in thi» < fficc on or before «aid lyth «lay TiDaini/ok, Oregon of January, 191.3. ( hamikm b M oonkk . ftegiacer. C ham . 11. MooEea, Rcgiater person» I TILLAMOOK : Of Cheeserv. Dairy and Creamery Machinery and Supplies we carry the largest stock in the northwest. A lull line of D. H. Burrell & Co.’s celebrated Cheese making prepara tions, Apparatus, etc. Send for Catalogue. OP TITLE. GO TO - AND c GOOD ENOUGH REASON. ORE. PAID UP CAPITAL, »10,000. ORE. TILLAMOOK. CITY, L and . A ct junb 3, 1878.—N oticm for PVRLICATION. Vuited State» Land Office. O.egun City. Oregon, Sept. Joth, jyOz. Notice is hereby given that in • omphaiico witii the pro visions of the act of Cong re»« of June 3, i8;8 entitled ” An act for the sale of timt er lands in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” IEHS1E A. JONES. Of Mount Tabor. County of Multnomah. State of Orvgou. has this day filed m thi* office her sworn statement No. 59I0. for the purchase of th»- Sw v* ot Ne W. Nw '< ot Se M ®"d S h of Sc l4 of ec. No. 24, in township No. 3 Nprtli, range No. 8 W, and will offer proof '<» al ow hat tlu« land sought is more valuable for ita timber or »tone than for agnculluial purpose*, and to establish her claim to said land befoie the Register and Receiver or thi» office at Oregt) 11 City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of December, 19U2. She names as wi nesaes : W. N.Jonea, ThadS. Potter, C. W. Mead and Ii. W . Ilaidenbrook, of J'oitland. Oregon. Any and ail iieraon* uluiming adversely the abov'« describe«! lands are requested to file their claim* in thi* office ou or before said 2oth day of Doceuiber, I902. C has . B. M oores , Register. imrkr (iNCOttniKATED), TILLAMOOK General Banking and Exchange busi- ue»s. Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger tuuuy, Sweden, and ail foreign coitnirie* the Publie. I T TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK. Atteutiuu tu the Interest of It is stated that a hospital for the treatment of emergency - ----- cases will be established on the grounds of each of the 22 plants of the Amer ican Steel and Wire company. The plans for the building», which will be as nearly uniform Mi conditions will permit, are being prepared by a Philadelphia architect, and the total cost to the company of build ings and equipment will not fall short of $300,000. The determination of the company to establish a hospital at each of its plants was arrived at after a year’s experiment with a temporary emerg ency hospital, erected for the com pany in Allentown, Pa. Little was said of the new movement at the time the Allentown hospital was put into service, and few’ persons outside of the officials were aware of the company’s intentions. It did not re quire a full year to prove the value of such an institution, either in point of bodily comfort to the unfortunate iron workers who were forced to enter it for treatment, or in point of ultimate expense to the corporation. For several months the company has been shaping its plans for hospitals nt all its plants, and it is calculated that within the next six months all will be ready to receive patients. Each hospital will be of plain brick construction, two stories in height, with baths, sitting rooms, li brary, dining-room and sleeping apartments for the nurses, will have quarters for six beds, that number being figured as the maximum of cases that may need attention at the same time. A corps of six nurses and two drug gists and thorough ambulance serv ice will be requisite for each hos pital, in addition to the resident physician. GROWTH OF IMPORTS. 1902 I hu (Teri ng with rheumatism. T imex * L and , A ct J unr 3, 1R7&— N otice F o » P uri ¡CATION T imrp . m L and . A ct J i mm 3, 1878. —N( tic» fom Untied Htat< « Lan«i Office, Pl'KI 1« ATION. Oregon 1 it .Oregon. United stat«*« l^ind office, Octolxrr Ji»t, 1902. Oregon City,«) a»o«i, <><-tot*er tbth itftn. Notice la lieieLy given that in compliance with the p«ovi«!<Mi» of the act of Cong re»» ot Notice i* hereby given that tn <ompltau< Jour 3, 1*7».entiled ‘ An a< t for the Mile of tim with the u ovi«ioi • of the iv ( of < ongree» ■ ber land* in the stair« of < alifomia. Oregon, June .V'L »»,». »ninl d "An set fur «he »ale lx r tan«la in lx H air« «.f < al 1 forma. Orego Neiada. ami Waahuigtvn Territory,“ a« ••» tun _ _________ __ I W««hington Territory.” a« e- tended to all the Public Land Statea by act of Nevada and b a led to ail the Pubii« l4tnd htaUa by art < 4, IMl I Auguat 4. JOHN W. NFNDRL. 6EOROM II NKNDEL. (>t Portland, county of Multnomah, Htatr of Oregon, ha« thie da y filed tn th’» office hi« | Of Portland, rounty of Multnomah, Htatr • worn «taiement N»i '».14, for the |>ar< haae of Oregon, baa thi« duy fllwl in thia office | the iw % Nr *z», Mda t, X and 4 of Mectiou No. •worn «laten e«>l No */>32 for the purch««« I> in Townahlp No 3 N. Range- 9 ft . and will , u>« b , and '• ',''•* \ “f Se<- offer proof to aho* that the land «ought la i No. II IM Towi.ahtp 3 North Range 9 ft- more valuable for timber or atovia than for 1 • lid will offer prof to »how that the li.' agrvwltural purp*nr« and tn mlabltah hi« soturhi ta rm re valuable for ita tlmlerr or at< claim tn »aid I-nd before the later and ihMii lor agrHultotoi uurpoee», and tooetab Receiver of thm office at Oraafon City Oregon hie el aim to «old Land l«f<»re the Megiatar r on Mottda). the lgh day of January, ly»! He , Me« river of thia office al<>r«*f un City, Oregon Monday the iyh d« y of Janaary, tydl I . name« aa wltneaae* Charlea ft Mead Hugo K Nendel, George H mnim «• witrwanea Mendel, N th Rattan Hanaro, of Portland, | Charles W Mrad, Hng«i F.. Nendel, John ' Nen«l»l, Albrrl W Mill« of Portland. Oregot Oregon Any and all pene>M* claiming advereely the | Any and »11 pwr*a>« c^untug ««Ivrrerl) above de«cril«-d land» are rruueeird to fi;»- thro at>«>v< deacril*'! lands «rer«*qnrs ed U» file I claim» in thtaoflke vn or !«riorv «aid Urth day claim» tn thia office uo or twlura aaid l-x>' • ol January, 1903 uf January, 1903 C ra ». H Mooaia, Megixu C ma * B. M ooes », BegUitr. 1 4
