THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 20. 1902 Of Interest to Teachers. General News. Until further notice, questions for Rev. Frank Hungate, untill a few days state and county papers will be taken ago paster of the First Baptist Church at from the following sources : Paynesville, Ohio, was arrested, charged General history—Medieval and Mod­ with producing a criminal operation on ern, by Adams. 17-year-old Phoebe McKeowen. A civil Book-Keeping—Hall’s Art of Accounts. suit for $10,000 damages for seduction Physiology—Cotton’s Briefer Course. was instituted at the same time by the English literature—Brooks. girl’s mother. U.S. history—Thomas. Astounding rer< lations of great loss of Civil government—Strong and Shaefcr, Theory and Practice—White’s Art of life and property by the eruption of the Santa Maria volcano are being made Teaching. daily, says a cablegram from Guatemala Methods—'White’s Art of Teaching Art of Questioning—White’s Art of City. Eruptions continue. Many bun dreds of human beings perished and Questioning. Arithmetic—1-5 from White’s Art of the distinction of property is considered Teaching and State Course of Study, greater than that in the Island of Mar­ I and 4-5 from Higher Lessons in Hnglish. tinique by the eruption of Mount Pelee. Reading—1-5 from White’s Art of According to a special to the Daily Teaching and State Course of Study and Mail from Sydney, N. S. W,, darkness 4 5 from general information and power enshrouded the city of Melbourne, ami to read. balls of fire fell and sei fire to several Geography—1-5 from White’s Ait of buildings. The people were thrown in a Teaching and State course of Study, and state of panic, as they thought the world 4-5 from Fry’s Complete Geography. was coming to an end. A similar cloud Psychology—Buell. of red dust hung like a pail over the city Composition—Carpenter. of Sydney and many inland towns 1 Remaining subjects—State Texts. Acimpaign against tuberculosis has been inaugurated in New York city by Real Estate Transfers. the Charity Organization Society. Lee Tranfcrs for the week ending Nov. 17th, turers will visit the crowded districts, 1902. Furnished by Cooper & Botts, i address the tenement dwellers in various abstracters. 1 languages, in the hope of inculcating Maurice F. Leach and wife to George ideas which will check the spread of the VV. Kiger. Warranty deed. Sw ^4, ¡disease. Special attention will be paid sec. 7, tp 1 N, R. 7 W. $1100.00. ' to the negro section, where the death U.S. Land Office to Charlie Seaburg. s. ' rate is higher, >2 Nw H. 9 and S V2 Ne ! John Nystrom,a Swedish sailor on the sec. 8, tp. 3 N, R. 6 W. United States army transport Sumner, I.O.O.F Lodge to K. Daniel. Lot 38, i sacrificed his life while attempting to Block 4, in cemetery. wave an American fiag which had be^n T. F. Williams to Fletcher N. Wilson. | turn by a gust of wind from the stern of Quit claim deed to 645 rods in Sw | the vessel’s steam launch. He plunged paitof the C. H. Haynes' D.L.C., j into the water and secured the banner, with right of way to road. $1.00. but was caught by the strong ebb tide Mary F. Dunstan and husband to W. C. | and drowned before he could be reached Kruger. Warranty deed. E V-j Nw I by a boat. 14 and lots 2 and 3, sec. 31, tp. 2 8, Two distinct shocks of earthquake R. 10 W. $800.00. Robert G. Jackson and wife to W. C. were felt in Salt Lake City, shortly be­ Kruger. Warranty deed. Nw Vi fore 1 o’clock on Monday. Clocks were Nw ’4', sec. 31, tp. 2 S, R. 10 W stopped in various parts of the city, but and lots 1, 2 and 3, sec. 36, tp. 2 S, no serious damage is reported. Theshock was felt at a number of points in South­ R 11 W. $650.00. George W. Kiger and wife to Delos A. ern Utah. Pine Valley, in Washington Blodgett, et. al. Deed. Sw Vi, sec. County, reports two sharp shocks about 1 o’clock, the movement being heavy 7, tp. 1 N, R. 7 W. $1100.00. Laura Newell and husband to Ham­ enough to damage chimneys and throw mond Lumber Co. Warranty deed. crockery from shelves. The disturbance W Ne ’4, sec. 34, tp. 3 N, R. 9 W. seemed to be from 1101 th to south. nance or acting in any way as tlwjugh there had been any unusual occurrence. Mayor 1) B. Grant, of Ashland, Ore., has uppoined A. L. Kitchen as a special on the city police force to meet the neces sity claimed by the Ashland Anti-Saloon I^dgite. The extra officer is to inforoe the law against the illicit sale of liquor and gambling. Mr. Kitchen is the preei dent of the leugue. The City Council has also instructed the City Recorder to collect the fines imposed last year against Houch and Dame and II. Salanion, by the Recorder's Court, for violating of liquor ordinances. This case was ap­ pealed and confirmed by the State Su prerue Court, but for some unexplaiueJ reason the fine lias never been paid into the city treasury. J-*. HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’S SUPPLIES I AND STEEL STOVES & RANCES Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window Sashes, Agents for the Great Western Saw Axle Grease that makes your horses glad. was seized, disarmed and held a prisoner. ! There is great feeling against (he king I* chum > of Ins brutal treat men: of the late queen, ami thousands that stood about the door of the Carhedral and wit- neft«edthe attack upon him. turned away with feelings of sorrow that if it had not lieen successful. The remark was fre quently heard, even made by the court officers, that it would have 'served him right if the bullet had found its mark.' However, the king escaped unlit rt < 00i and proud he continued on his way to the Palace, never changing counts- ! M c I ntosh & mcnair , The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County. L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or Pl’ BJ.ICATION. United States Laud Office, Oregon City, Ore. October 31st, 1902. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, «Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory.” as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4. is92> JAMES ARMSTRONG, Of Portland, 1.. .. .. 1 ------------ y. ” i..- -------- U. S.A, to North Pacific Railway Co. the District Court deciiled that a man i......... 1 ... .,11 t»..i *... .. . of »■ nla, Oregon. Nevada and Wasknigion l ert i- | tenped to «11 the Public Land u; States by act Patent. In tp. 2 N, R. 6 W, Sc tory,” as extended to all the Public Land State« i August 4, i8y2, . had the right to bury hi. wife alive. HUGO E NENDEL, by act of August 4, 1892. I , h Ne *4 and S V2, sec. 4 ; lots 6 and 7 The case was the City of Emporia va ROBERT H. WALLS, I Portland, county of Multnomah, State of Safe Crackers at Newberg. this, d»iy filed in this office his- Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of Oregon, has ' “ ’ and E Ja Sw sec* I l°ts 1, 2, 3 Professor Vanora et al., an injunction .. ............... : purchase of Oregon, rias has mw this nay day nieu filed in mis this omce office hig N> p953> f for v/rvguu, bib sworn • statrinent —-** <>s" the plir< and 4. E Vi Nw Vi and E Mi Sw *4, being asked to prohibit the professor j»w ’ *4 and St Se /4 .... Sw sworn statement No. S965, for the purchase of 1 J’,e /'w ‘ 4 - Nw Sw %■ E •*" N ewberg , N ov . 16.—After an interim the N ‘2 Sw ' >4 t. , Se' Sw % *4 of Section 12 111 Township 3 N. Range o W. Se », bw sec. 7 ; N ’/a, sec. 8 ; N see. 9. Tn Township , « “ <1 wil * proof to show that the land land giving-an exhibition of hypnotistisin by tk - 4 Z Gt fvictL;;. N g . in T«.v, .¡slop , u,,< ‘ w111 otIer proof to show that the Se q of Section No. 11, of about four years the depot nt this No. v N. Range No. 9 West, and will offer »’»light is n ore valuable fcr its timber or stone In tp. 1 N, R. 7 W.; burying his wife underground and leav­ proof to show that the land sought is more H.,an f°r agricultural purposes, and to establish Lots 1 and 2, 8 Va Ne Vi and N ,l2 Se Vi, ing her buried six daj s. The city claimed place was broken into by an unknown valuable for its timber or stone than foragricul-; his claim to said land before the Register and burgular last night and the safe robbed. tural purposes, and to establish his claim to Receiver <>f this office at Oregon City, Oregon, sec 3. the exhibition endangered life. The land before the Register and Receiver of I 0,1 Monday the 19th day of January, I903. He The robber made his entrance through said In tp. 2 N. R. 7 W. : this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Mon- names as witnesses : hypnotists claimed the city had no right He names 1 , Charles W. Mead. George -------- ” H. KT Neudel, - J ’ ’ John ’ the freight room and was so well ac­ day, the 26th day of January, 1903. " Se V Sw Vi, sec. 35. to draw a distinction against this kind i \\. Neudel, Aibert W. Mills, of Portland, an witnesses: quainted with affairs that he was able to Josiah S. Purdoni of Oregon Cit .Oregon ; Oregon. In tp. »3 N, R. 7 W. ; of execution, Anyandall persons c aiming adversely the W. Mead. John W. Nendel, Hugo E. open the safe with the combination. An Charles of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, S >4 Ne Vi, Se For land, Oregon. above-described lands are requested to fiie tlieii Herman Huffman, 3-year-old son of a express package which arrived last even Neudel, Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims in thii office on or before said lgth day V4 Nw *4. E Vi Sw l4 and S V2 Se ’4. tobacco dealer living in the Bronx, has ing for the Chehalem Valley Milling above-described lands are requested to file their ot January, 1903. sec. 6 ; lots 1 and 2 and Se l4 Nw V4, C has . B. M oores , Register. claims in Ibis office on or before said aöth.day of died from the effects of a fly bite inflict­ Company, and which contained $1180, January, 1903. sec. 7 ; W */2 Ne *4, Se *4 Sw V4, Sw ('HAS. B. 5 ogres . Register. ed last Wednesday. A few hours later was taken out. Nothing else except Vi Se 4 and E V2 Se *4. sec. 8 ; E l-j J une 3, 1S78 —N<. tick for a small s[»ot made by the bite developed some Western Union receipts is missing. T imber L and , act J une 3, 1878 —»N otice for T imber L and . A P ct ublication . Nw Vi and S Vi Se Vi, sec. 17. PfiBLIC AT1ON. United States Land Office, to a swelling which extended over the There is no clue to the identity of the United States Land Office, In tp. 3N, R. 8 W.: , ..... Oregon City, O ego , Oregon City, Ore , Lot. 1, 2 and 3, S H Ne V4, S Vi Nw ■/« 1‘",t,re cl,eek' 1 l,e ’“v*'ll,n« '« burglar, but it is evident that he was October 30th 1902. November loth. 1902. Notice is hereby given that in compliance ...i.l Sw ■/., see 1 ; lot 1 nod Se •, Se jT““' "“J*1 J'** "’J1*"’ P'>r“°" <>f well acquainted with the situation, ns it Notice 1s hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provisions of the act of Congress June 3"'*. 187M. entiihd "An act for • lie sale of . see*. n 2 ; i'i kt i I the chdds body was distended. The is selifom that there are sufficient valu of June 3,1878, entitled "An act for the sale of t«mber lands in he S ate» < f California Oregon Vi, E V^ Ne *4, sec. .11-, 11 11 ; B 15 Va h _ lands in the States of California, Nevada ami Washington Territory,” as ex­ Ne V< and Ne *4 Se ’4, sec. 24 ; E ’2 M °ri were powerless to give relief ables in the safe to pay for the risk of timber Orégon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as tended to all the Public Land Stat « by act of I and finally the victim died. Its play. getting them. It is not every fellow, ; extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 189”. Nw *4 and Se Vi, sec. 25. i 1 matessay the fly was an ordinary ’‘blue too, who could calmly work the com­ j I August 4. 1K92 GEORGE H NENDEL. JOSIAH S. PURDOM. I11 tp 2 S, R. 6 W. ; Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of i bottle.’’ The physicians believed the in- binations. Or Oregon City, county of Clackamas.'State of Oregon. Ims this day filer! in this office his Lots 1, 2 and 3. Ne *4 Sw *4 and N Va I Oregon, has this day __ filed in this office his sworn statement No. 5952 for the purchase of i sect was infected with erysipelas germs _»..» .... .. No .. ’ for purchase For some years it was counted an an I sworn stHtemeut Se X» sec. 30. ?. S * «‘J’1 N *2 Se \ of Section I C. C. Vaughn, a commercial tourist, . e ... . i of the Nw Section ‘«*1 No 14, in Town- No 11. m lownslnp 3 North, Runge 9 Wp«i‘ nual frolio for 8i»tue one to break into the ' R hi» No. 3 North, p_ — - Range No. o West, and and will offer proof to show that the land Also other lands outside of Tillamook show that tlZU?^ the land spuaht 1« more valuable for .ta timber or stone depot, but this is lhe first time it has ot- i Xi.tO£^£°OLh.O t .bi:''"for county. In the aggregate 61860.01 | was arrested|for damaging hotel property *’1 timber or than for agnculturol nurpose«. and toestab ish - . --- ----- •-«..— purposes, jnznva, HIIH Ior . ~n agricultural and It) to his claim to said land before the Register and at Junction City, and arraigned before cured since Agent Satch well has been in acres. Regis­ Re< eiver of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on . iiir»- , i establish his claim to said land before the Reifiq- Justice Clark, Vaughn and his wife Cliarge, ano also the first time when any ter and Receiver of this tins office at Oregon city, City Monday, the 19th day of Jauuarv, 1908 He George Baldwin and wife to J. W. mid were stopping at tiie hotel the first of appreciable amount his been lost. Oregon, 26th day day ° of f Januaiy XT H<-O on "a,‘ Monday, n""a’wlt', the 1.e.^?' J,nUi,,>': names as witnesses : 1903. He names a« witnesses : Charles W Mead Hugo E Neudel, John W. J. Henry Cochran. I" the week, ami lieeauHP the fare dii] not Hugo E. Nendel, Robert H. Walls. Charles W Neudel. .Albert W. Mill«, of Eortlxnd Oregon. Mead John W Nendel. of Portland Oregon. 23, * tp. 3 tN N, ’K R. * 6. 1 ”Uit them. Vaughn destroyed the bed- Any ami all persona cluiming adversely the 00 *4’ *eC* 5iil . Any and all persons claiming adversely the and may I Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, L a G rande , N ot . 17.—Frank Radford young ma man from Minden, Neb . was a young natally shot L at the McAllister farm to day. He bad gone duck hunting with Arthur, the 13-year-old son of D. A. Me Allister, and the boy in puttii g his gun through the fence, discharged it, and I he whole load of shot «truck Radford. They were only ten feet apart, and a hole two inches in dianif ter wan torn in tile man's abdomen. Hr. Richardson went out from this city, but Radford only lived 15 minutes. He had been an employe on the McAllister farm, but was lately working at Union, ami was at the place T imber on a visit. He will lie buried heie. The boy is wild with grief at the fatality. Bright’s Disease. F I We carry a Large Stock of Fatal Hunting Accident. Logs Advance in Price. ■ I T imberland . A ct juni 3 PIBLICATUS. United State Undo«* U. egon City, fjNn 9 Notice is hereby given ^j^9 with the provision« of t|lB act Junes. 1X78. entitled “ An act for fjm< er lauds in lhe Slates of Califon* JU Nevada and Washington Territon -IESS1E A. J0NE8. •' Of Mount labor. County of Multnoauk of Oregon, ha« this day filed in thisoiJ’B sworn statement N<\ 59I0, for the twt/Sl theswq of \u 1,. .\'V >, »4 of . CV. No. 24. In township No ,UB range No. 8 W, and will offer proof ¿ /J hat the land Bought is more valuable^Js t'mher or stone than for ag ¡cultural pu-Jl and to establish her claim to said land Ufw> ' Register «nd Receiver or this office atOw’3 C ty, Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th I Deiember 19O2. She names aawict», W. N. Jones. Thad S. i’otter. C. W.]|«a I IL W. Hardenbrook. of Portlaud,Oresoi ¿1 Any anil all persons claiming a claims m this office ou or before said Mi I 3 ot December, I902. C has . b . M oobei , kept *4 T imber L and , A ct J une 3. i878.-M«nBi P ublication . United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, September 191h.lt Notice is hereby given that in compel with the provisions of the act of Congnst June 3, 1878, entitled “Ail act for the« timber land- h 11 me the sones Stales ot of minorala, California, Un Ore J Nevada and W_.. ‘.l. — • Washington Territory," astre»?» to all Public Land States by act of Aug«. •» 1892, MRS. ROSANA BAKER. Of Tillamook, comity of Tillamook, Suu: j Oregon, has this day filed in this officek® sworn statement No. 5922 for theporchttifl the S % of Se’i oi section No. 26, in Tcwnik® No. 1 South, Range No. 8 W, and *11169 proof to show that lhe land sought ii ac ■ valuable for its timber or stone than fur g \ cultural purposes, and to establish herde j to said land before the County Clerk of T4 -,. ni00k county, at Tillamook City, Oregon Friday, the 12th dav of Dec- mlier, iyn S " names as witnesses : Walter C. Bailey, Fred C. Baker, Henry Baker, Peter Mclnti sh, of Tillamook.Orq< Any and all persons claiminp ndvemh above-defic ibeu lands are requested toilette! claims in this office on or before said i2lhdr.} of December, i9o2. ( has . IL M oores , Register I T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—NonciiaM P ublication . United States Land Office, Oregon Ci y, Oregon. October 25th, 1901 f ■; Notice is hereby given that iu comf’i«' with the provision« of the act of Coiigr«)';<■ June 3rd, I878 entitled “Au act for timbi r lands in the States of California, Oregs << Nevada and Washington Territory," *fa’9| tended to all the Public Land btates byaci ' August 4th, 1892. RALPH W. MILLS, Of Portland, county of Multnomah, Statt«■ Oregon, has this day filed in this office I» sworn statement No.’5948, foi the pure!)« the Me % of Ne *4 and Ne of Sc Ji. Section 7, in Township 3 North, «W W, and will offer pioof to show that the »«H sought is more valuable for its thnberor «Wft I than for agricultural purposes, and to «ta«® , his claim to said land before the Register» Receiver ofthis office at Oregon City.onSatt day the 17th day of Januaiy, 1903* witnesses : . ... S Byron J. Sanford, Samuel I’.err. of Moatanu* ■ Oregon; William Kriesel, Albert W. Mil®. •| Portland, Oregon. . Any and all persons claiming ■drefij’y‘"I above described binds lire requested toI their claiu b in this office ou or before «» | 17th day of January, 1903. „ j ( has . B. M oorks , Regi»te- above described lands arereques ed to file their claims in thia office on or before said lath dav T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—N otice M 1 of January, 1903. / P ublication . United States Land Office. C has . B. M oorf . s . Register. Oregon City, oregoa. October 20th. O'»1 Notice is hereby given that in Cy,KPJJ" ’ T imber L* kd . A ct J i me notice F or with the provis 011s of the a tof(<®le*7 P ublication . June 3, 1878, entitlerl “An oct for the United Hutes Laud Office. timber lands in theStates of Cal ’forma., WS- Oregon ( it , Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory. 8 , K, .. , , October 31st. 1 qo °. wUhVr1" h',re,b> ®i,c" tliat ill compliance tended to all the Public Land States t»y with the provi.lou« o( the act of Conere-e of August 4, 1892. f ’■ !''■'• »■•‘•lol ' All act lor the sale’of tim­ LYDIA J. MILLS » ber laud» 1(1 the Ktate« of < alitor,>ia Orevoi' Of Portland, county of Multnomah.- »nd Waahinxloi, Territory. " a/ei'. Oregon, has this day filed in this om< • sworn statement No S947. for thepurcnasei Auium7hUh' ''',bl,C ‘'a',d S,al" s Ü. Section j. !n fp. S Korth. io W.nnd will offer proof to show that tut JOHN W. NENDEL, Of Port’and, county of Mnltnoniah. State of sourht is more valu«ble fot its ,,n’ Oregon has this day filed in this office hi* than for agricultural purposes, and torsi 3> ?he%w waN"»Vntl^ ioI the of her claim to said land before the ^egis^ 12 in T.twiLhVn 'v's2’ iH.nd4 of Action No. Receiver of this office at Oregon 12. in lowiiMinp No. 3 N. Rang«* u ft and will on Saturday, the 17th day of January, i9°3 offer proof to «how that the laud »’. »hj i names as witnesses : . , wniiiji Albert W. Mills. Hryon J Sanfort, wj« more valuable for timber or stone than for Kriesel. of Portland. Oregon ; Samuel 1* Montavilla, Oregon. . tW Any ai d all persons claimingadverwy above-described lands are »«quested to ■ claims in this office on or !>efore said it 1»1 '’r'"' l,"*° K- *»ndel. c.eorge || orj.nu.ry, r R^,„ oreg!,;': N ’ "n*,ia11 Ha““" r»rtIL,d; NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION- Laud Office st oreg iu October lit".'J* Notice is hereby gi en that the fo0 ( has . B. M oores R gister. named settler has filed notice of nit w to make final proof in support ot m Ti».a. L. bd , act Jc„T». ^5._N(nug Fo, and that said proof wil» be n*ty Register «nd Receiver, st Otpgon <■*»>• ou November 24th. 1902, vis L uiteil states Land office. WILLIAM HENRY WijOD. , Oregon Citv. Oregon H E. No. 1209«, for theSe % Nw *'e « and lots 2 and 3. sec. 18, tp. 4 S, R b w He names the following wi'itess«* his continuous residence upon ana c of said land, viz: .. . . umte* 1 namtMi settler has filed notice of his intention Edgar F. dumb. of Cnrltow, ' r.hntf 1 m make final proof in support of his claim T Mills, Flunk II. Harpole. frtnc»» *• v $1OO Reward, $1OO. and that said proof will b* made before the of Whiteson, Oregon. CHAS B. M oorf ^ The readers of this paper will be pleased to < ounty Clerk of Tillamook Conn tv Tillamook ! oíe^m’ÄT" I amoi that there is at least one dreaded disease Oregon. 011 December »9th. 1902 via .EVER MclHTOSH, that science has been able to cure in ail Us notice fob pcbucatios - statement No. for thi . *1 worn ' Ne sMges, and that is Catarrh. Hall'a Catarrh ILF No ijfiM. for the lots 1, 2 and S . of Department of the Interwr, . *' the W 4 sw XTS,.. ,7 Cure is the only positive cure known to the eec. 2. tp 38. R.7 w Land Office at Oregon < »J- He names lhe followtqr witne-.es to prove his an.i Ne u Ne « Àf *• ** 1 medical fraternity. Catarih being a constitu­ in Township \o “ H li.nL v“’110,1 *» I Noveml«er * B| (NMitiauons residence u>o M and cultivation of tional diseam*, requires a constitutional treat- , said land, viz Will offe-pnof to sliow^K? h °l’ \WeM- "n<* Notice is l‘«reby given Ibal the mrnt Hall's Catarrh Cute is taken internally David Martinv of Tillamook. Ore : Eli T more ralu-ble for it» tt *.|>ír òr".r 'o'1’h,* "• named settler lias filed notice of hi. acting directly upou the blood and mucous sur­ to make fi al proof in support o* f faces of the system thereby destroying the Allen, of Po, (land <>re Kn-l ( . Baker. « (Ibani and that said proof will be made r* foundation of the disease, and giving the Ryan. Tillamook, ’»re K«vi,erof (hi, Offi.em nJ ' ’ *■ ’ î?« 1 ' ” * «"<1 (ounty Clet k of Tidamook ( oM ril < has H M oorrs , Register patient strength by building up the constitu- ' Ob Mond.y, the /th âa? . ‘',,y mook. Oregon, oti December 12th tion and assisting natare in doing its work name. ». udne».., 3 ' 19OJ. He | FRANK SEVERANCE. the proprietors have so much faith in it* cura­ H E. No 12 j |8 o . for be Ne»*. '« ** * tive powers, that they offer One Hundred J ML Notice. lie names the following wiln*T*i1|miSS hire for any ease that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Person» found hunting or tresspassing •l»o le-cribedl«nd.,ir5Ï!î?"n* »l1' ,T«ety the his continuous residence upon a'm c 1 Addreua, F J CHKNKV Ik CO . Toledo O. of said land, via. .irefot ohFbjr Diugjrists. -th day William K Illingworth, Horace E- prosecuted. J oseph D isir . Tillamook, Oregon C,t»». B. MooBc., XeiiMer. I CHARLkS B. MOORFS K < ;hu?c*on ,,r be%” da>!