Tillamook headlight., March 05, 1903, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 5,
BARBARIC PAGEANT.
1903
A WARTIME MEETF
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Bills
“No,” remarked an elderly, robust i...
There are few subjects which eltould be
discussed with anything but an impartial
man with the gilded braid around bi.j
Sir Philip Burne-Jones Amazed at mind it it is desired to tender a just opinion hat, "Washington doesn t look much
an
did when I saw it the last time- ml
on their merit« and demeritand the subject
Extravagance of Newport.
1865.
of collars i> awuuuly no exception to tins
“
My
dad
brought
me
down
here
to
u
rule. At the same lime n must beadneitteu
Wej
ington from Detroit to enter me at
tuat the only proper way to di.-cu«» tiue
Paiartar Da-
town university 111 the year ISAM). I ig come
subject is first to remove it a somewhat
That Only Old Rome or
a bit more 1 ..an hi years old. I liked 1 were 1
paradoxu s! statement, but perfectly clear to
Babylon Saw Auythiug L4ke the
at the (.’eoigetoA n university until
all w ho affect collars and ate aware of tneir
Women, Gowns and Jewels.
tendency to irritate- one it one- is at all heat­ broke out. 1 - er. licit' were too ma< *‘,c *’s
licking sold;.!- In... > <ur.ij»td around met til
ed, as tnay naturally la- expec-lcci in * claite.
neighboriiood ol Georgetown lor me
T hus the collar, ti letaiued. would I-.„me
Sir Pnilip Burne-Jones, the famous
serve my contentedness. They all look®1* the
one
of
the
strongest
argument»
against
it-
Ei.glidi painter, who was at New­
me a» if they were enjoying 1 pi« ni- Sena
seif.
port, B. 1.. this summer, appears to
J made up my mind tnat I’d Lave
Therefore, we will remove our collar and
uate been about as definitely ini-
one of those blue uniforms on tnyatl^Eff
plunge at once into a discussion of the rea­
shrivel up.
Mar,t
.rtFfeeu by the ”400” a» ( ol. \S atter.on
sons for its existence, its good points and
of the Louisville Courier Journal, ha»
its shortcoming«, and its ultimate tale, and
•’Shortly after the beginning of the tenc
endeavor, if possible, to dec-ide whether the
I wrote horn« to my dad in Detroit
AVehri
Deen.
t
world would be any i appier or brighter lor then organizing a Michigan regime ut, m .
The difference in the point of view
the abolition of collars, or whether c-ollaia
he took all throiign tne war, and it v.
.
held by the artist and that of the
to
piece»
several
times,
too
—
and
toldr
te,w<
per se have added to the gayety of nation».
editor is that the former is dazzled
that I thought 1 would like to join the a’ expr
Tne exact lime when collar* were first
by the barbaric,extravagance of the
The phrase wasn’t in use then, but he ■'Smith
worn cannot be set down with any degree
millionr.ires who tiock to Newport.
hack something t<> tine geneial 1. fleet t. cou(
of certainty, but il i* reasonable to assume
Sir Philip before leaving Newport dis­
had another mink or two a-coming.
that they came into beii g for utilitarian
cussed the fashionable set as fol­
wrote that I didn’t know when 1 wa«IMu,k<
rather than for ornamental purpo»«». It is
lows:
well known that tne collars oi our medie­ off, and sard that, as he w*»getting t< ge litei
“Display never was bo organized
1.000 men for the big conflict, he lighfjrcri
val ancestors were substantial enough to
that be could come pretty near don.t eref|
and perfected as at Newport. The
protect the throat from the sword»and pike»
the soldiering necessary in our family .
of belligerent acquamtince». and it is to be
overwhelming extravagance of it all
remember thinking that this was pr-ro
conjectured that ti e immediate foibears of
is a new thing in the world. It is
selfish on the old gentleman's part.
com
the modern collar had an equally u«eiul it
like the pageant of some splendid
fleeted that he had been in Lie MeHobs«
not so strenuous an origin. .As a matter
barbaric dream.
war,
and
that
therefore
in
wishing
to
d
to j
of fact, then, it would appear at first glance
“I say there is nothing like it any­
of the soldiering in the civil war, too, he
that the collar of to-day is but a degenerate
where else. There could not be in
tainly was showing a disposition to
descendant of .-uch weighty prugenitofs; but
France, of course. Italy is out of the
a survey of the uses to which collars are now
things.
to c
"However, I studied my lessons and vKuyk
question. Germany has nothing and
put should c »nvince one that the plain linen
along all right at Georgetown univei
band has ground* for existence e<|uaUy well
certainly England has nothing that
until early in 1861, and then 1 couldn’t sl _
based witn those of it» great-great great-
resembles it.
it any longer. So one afternoon 1 ju*rlan'
very-great-grandparents.
“The atmosphere of wealth really
out through the bigjpte, made for the Doi
In the first pla« e. collars serve to overcome
is oppressive. It rather numbs one—
road station and iatabiished conneciHunt
the shortcomings of nature. A six-inch neck
produces in a man of moderate
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
with a freight car tacked on
a fie idy
T imber
A ct J une 3. I878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice E for
with a protruding Adam s apple could nfver
Department of the Interior.
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means a feeling of abject poverty,
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train that I found was booked to go to «... .
hope to get on in the worid unassisted by a
United States Land Office,
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
United States Land Office,
__ New
XT—... V~-U
f three
Iron r.r
foor,'''
'-Ilr
ern
York.
Inside
of
or
four?
begets
a
feeling
quite
as
if
one
were
January 10th, 1903
collar. Such a neck would be simply im­
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
Oregon City, Oregon,
December 30, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following trailing about in rags, yqp know.
1 was incontinentally dropped at Lockp suri
January 26th, 1903.
possible. Similarly a one-inch neck with a
named
settler
has
tiled
notice
of
his
intention
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
J Hobs
four-ply chin. Some of our greatest finan­ N. Y.
“The women, their gowns, their
ivith the provisions of the act of Co<igiess ol with the provisions of the act of Congress of to make final proof in support of his claim,
“It didn’t take me long there to fall
made before the jewels, the splendor of these houses
ciers and most astute statesmen would be
June 3rd, I878. entitled “An act for the sale of June 3, 1H7S, entitled “An act for the sale of and that said proof will
roa
timber land« in the Slates of California, Oregon, timber lands in the States of California. Oregon. Register and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon,
the hands of a gubslitute broker, and <
wallowing in sloughs of despond to-day were
—maybe Rome saw something like it,
Piere.
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­ Nevada and Washington Territory, * as ex­ on March 9, 1903, viz :
days after I arrived at Lockport I was C
it not for the ubiquitous collar. Hence the
CHARLES H. NORTHRUP,
tended to all the Public Land States by act ol tended to all the Public Land States by act of
or Bablyon, but surely we have to go
per
togged out in a government straight
H.E. No. 12883, for the Eb2Se*4, Sw % Se %
variety of collar», and hence the necessity
August 4th. 1892.
August 4th, 18-J2,
back to those fabled days to find any-
and Se Sw ‘4. section 20, tp 2 N. K. 7 W.
HENRY SAMUEL BAKER,
form that, as I remember it, was the bah Stniil
foe keeping one’s neck well groomed. The
HAUNCET A. NASH,
He names the following witnesses to prove his think to liken all this to.
Of Tillamook « ity, county «if Tillamook, State Of Oregon City, county of Clackamas, State of
Somehow I die te|e
kind of a joke as a fit. J"
fanners’ boy* who achieve national fame
of Oregon, ha« this day filed in this office his Oregon, has this day filed in this office his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
feel half so cheerful over the prospec^
“It is a tremendous spectacle; it is
doubtless owe much to the collar they
sworn statement No. 5999, for the purchase of sworn statement No. 6020, for the purchase of said land, viz. :
W.
J.
Smith,
of
Wilson,
Oregon
;
G.
O.
Nolan,
a rollicking military career when, with al“ uyl
the N w *4 of sec N*> 21, in Tp. No. 1 S, Range 10 the Se '4 of Nw
Ne l4 of Sw 14 and W 'a of
donned when they entered upon an urban
a colo3sally sumptuous picture. Their
W, and will offer proof to show that the land He *4 ot sec. No. i2. 111 Township No 3 north, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Isaac Smith, of Glencoe,
100 other young gossoons, 1 was herded , lav
career. The rich men’s sons who warte
sought is more valuable for its t’inber or stone range No. 9 west, and will offer proof to show Oregon ; Fred A. Northrup, of Glencoe, Oregon. clothes are so overpowering, so ag­
their talents ar.d meander through life mon­ corner of an old storehouse, near the : Smit
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than for agricultural purposes, and to establish that the land sought is more valuable for its
gressive and insistent—a phenome­
his claim to sai<l land before the County Clerk timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
road, and kept there under guard until fro
uments to failure may justly attribute many
of Tillamook County, Oregon Tillamook City. and to establish his claim to said laud before j ! T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for non. Their souls probably are waY
train was ready to take us to the front.
of their error» to an ill-advised selection of
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Oregon, 011 Friday, the 20th day of March, i 9 o 3. the Register and Receiver of tills office at j
Stein
down somewhere, wrapped up, hid­
“Naturally enough, I was pretty cur;
collars. Everythirg has a place ami every
United States Land Office,
He names as witnesses :
Oregon City, Oregon, oil Saturday, the 18th day
den away, buried, but one does not
Oregon City, Oregon,
Francis N. Elliott. Walter ('. Bailey, Albert of Apt il, 1903. He names us witnesses :
to
find out to what part of tne ‘front’) ens
neck has a collar, but not any collar.
December 22nd, I9O2.
Wilkes, Fred C. Baker, of Tillamook, Oregon.
easily cntch s'ght of them.
It is
Charles W Mead, John W. Nendel, George
were going, but never a line of inforrna Swee
Again, collars are hygienic in the extreme.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Any and all persons claiming advers iy the H. Nendel, of Portland, Oregon ; Jake Mund-
with the provisions of the act of Cougresa of difficult to get at their real selves be­ I This may not appear true on the surface, could 1 get from anybody about it u cat]
above described lands are requested to file seheuk, of .Mishewaki, Oregon.
their claims in this office on or before said
Any and all persons claiming adversely the Juno 3, 1878. entitled " An act for the sale of cause of their clothes, their gorgeous
but may safely be slated in view of the we were well past Baltimore. 1 don’t
2oth «lay of March, 1903.
above described lands are requested to file their timber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
*
weird discoveries that the medical gentle­ pose any of the others knew auy more t ■
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c aims in this office on or before said r«th day Nevada and Washington Territorv,” as ex­ clothes.
1 did
ani
tended to all the Public Land State's by act of
men are now making. We live in a world of
of April, 11)03.
“Oh, I shouldn’t care to speak of it
August
4th,
1892.
“When we got beyond Baltimore, h
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germs. The food we ear. the water we
from the nrtist standpoint. Neither
ALEXANDER NORMAND, J r .,
ever, I found out, all right, whither we iu ecl
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or
drink, the very air we breathe are all laden
Of Olney, coun v of Clatsop, State ot Oregon.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.-—N otice F or Ims this day filed in this office his sworn do I understand that the display af
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with insidious, wicked and death-deaiir gor­ bound, and the news made me almost wit.., . ■
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United States Land Office,
statement No. 599I for the purclia»>e of the taste is the object of it all. As a
ganisms of le»s than atomic corporealilj but
“P
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oie.
J lots l, 2,3 and 4. of Section No. 5, in Township pageant it is gigantic and will never
“ ‘We’re going to Gieaboio’ Point!’ on >■ Yll
Oregon City, Oregon,
more than monstrous activity. Everytning
February 24th, J9°3-
No. 3 North, Range No. 7 W,‘ and will offer
February 6th, 1908
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
be
rivaled.
”
the young officers announced when the ti Steil
proof to show that the land sought is more
with
wnich
we
come
into
contact
is
germ
­
Notice Is hereby giv- n that in compliance valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­
with the provisions of the act of Congress ot
got outside <>' Baltimore. Now, only a
|e^
laden. tiie wise men of the nr rtar u.’.l us.
June 3, 187K, entitled "An act for the sale with the provisions of the act of Congress of cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
ANOTHER MASTODON.
days before I’d jumped the Georgetown u.,
An net for the sale to said land before the Register and Receiver
of timber lands in the States of California, June 3. 1878. entitled
'fnrougn the very porw of our sk n death
Oregon, Nevada and W ashington Territory," as of timber lands in the States of California, at this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on
versity I’d received a letter from my r
blows are delivered. Now, the ruck is one
extended to all the Public Land States by act of Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as Monday, the 9th day of March, UJ03. He names
in Detroit, laying that he’d be over to Swe
Port bona of the Skeleton Have Bees
of the weakest parts of tae human body, and
extended to all the Public Land States by act of us- witnesses :
August 4, 1892,
August 4, 1892,
Unearthed Near Newburgh,
MRS EMILY TILDEN,
at the same time is one of the most impor­ university to see me presently, as his r Mull
John K. Wherry, Joseph Adams, ot Elsie, Or.;
CHARLES II. DAVEY,
Of Bay City, county of THlamoik, State of
ment was going to be stationed only a li: e|<,
Walter Harrison, Fred L. Norman, of Olney, «
tant parts. The collar guard« the neck
New York.
Oregon, has this «lay filed in this office her Of Kalama, county of Cowlitz. State of Wash­ Oie.
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distance away from Washington- at Gf<
against the satanic germ. Eureka! a new
sworn statement No. 6032. for the purchase ington, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Any and alt persons claiming adversely the
boro
’ Point! None of tae terrors of ba ‘ w®
reason
for
wearing
collars
is
discovered.
of the Ne % of Section No. 17, ill Township No. statement No. 6024. for the purchase of above-desc ibed lands are requested to file their
Portions of another mastodon were
I North. Range No. 10 West, and will offer I the lots 1, . 2, 3 and 4, of section No. 3, in claims in this office on or before said 9th day
Still further, collars form an index to the or sudden cleat.i looked half so tierce tol wl
unearthed in the town of Newburgh,
proof to show that the lan«l sought is Township No. I South. Range No. 8 West, and of March, i9oj.
in prospect as m.v dad’s discovering n>e Piet
progress of a nation. The | copies who wear
more valuable for us timber orstonc than for w ill offer proof to show that ihe land sought is
a short distance from the city of New­
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agricultural purpose«, and to establish her claim more valuable for its timber or stone than
collars are incoinpaiably further ad­ a misfit uniform, and right in his own cat.
to said laiui before the County Clerk of Tilla­ for agricultural purpose», and to establish his T imber L and , A ct J une 3, i878.—N otice for burgh, N. .1.. a few days ago by E. VV.
too.
after he’d so expressly forbidden
vanced
than the peoples who leave
mook County, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on claim to said land before the Register and
Du Dois, a farmer, while engaged with
to have anything to do with soldiering.
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their necks as nature provided them.
Friday, the 15th day oi May, 19<>3- She names Receiver of this office nt Oregon City. Oregon,
his mon in digging a sluiceway through
United States Laud Office,
“I well remember the night we w
Ol
on Tuesday, the 28th day of April, 1903. He
¡ia witnesses
Even the savages who »tring beads
Oregon City, Oregon,
a muektirld. The unearched portions
Albert S. Tildi'ii, George II. Williuma. Harold names hr witnesses :
dumped at Giesboro’ Point, the little pl Stei
into a sperit* of collar are on a higher
January 3ist, iqo3.
ix-e Campbell, of Wheatland, Oregon : Frank
H. Matthews, Charles W. Pike, of Bay City,
down the Potomac a bit on the Maryla
Notice is hereby given that in compliance were near the surface, only two or
intellectual plane than the ir fellow ravages
L. Barber, of Carrollton, Wash. : Herbert E
Oregon.
’*<
with the provisions of the act of Congress of three feet down. A rib, part of the
Any and all persons elalmihg adversely the Chipman, of('axrolltnn, Wash.; Walter Spread­ June
who do not run to beads. In our own coun­ side—I drove over’there yeiterday to hi
3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
above •described lands are requested to tile their borough, of Knlania,Wash.
a
look at the old grounds. 1 made up
try a sinking example of the importance
Any and all persons chiiinim? adversely the timber lands in the States of California, Ore­ jaw and part of a tusk or foot were
claims in this office on or before »»id 15th day of
of collars from a national standpoint is af­ mind that the best thing for me to do wot Cat
«bove-described lands are requested to tile their gon. Nevada and Washington Teiritory,” as found. One of the teeth is 5’.2 inches
May, 1903.
be to look up the old gentleman the vt
“
ckiiius iu this office on or before said 2«th day extended to all the Public Land States by act wide by 3% inches in diameter, in six
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forded by ' '.e ('hincse exclusion act. Do you
of Avgust 4, 1892,
of (April, 1903.
think we would ever have excluded the Chi­ first thing on the following morning a *;
THEODORE KINGSLEY,
sections. Another tooth is in four sec­
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take my medicine—I was too tired to th, I
Of Nehalem, county of T llauiook, State ot
nese if they wore collars? But spread the
Oregon, has this day filed in this office bis tions. 8x3 >4 inches in size. The other
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, IH78.—N otice for
of anything but rolling up in a blanket
news not abroad. .Should the benighted
TiNiflER L and A ct J une 3, 1878.—Nonets for sworn statement No. 5971, for the purchase of teeth came out in pieces. The frontal
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the
first night we got in.
Pl
HLICATION.
laundr.vmen of Chinatown ever learn that
the Se ‘4 of Se ‘4. see. 6. and 8w y4 ofSw
United States I.mid office.
United States Laud Office,
“I found my dad in his tent along towi
section No. 5. 111 Township 2 North, Range bone is also badly decayed. One piece
Oregon ( ity. O'egon
all their fellow countrymen need do in order
Oregon
City.
Oregon,
No 9 West, and will offer proof to show is about a foot square, with the eye
February 25th, 1903.
10\o’clock on the next morning. He f 1
to get an entiame into this delectrble king
December 2314. iqo 2.
that the laud sought is more valuable for
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby given that in compliance its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ socket. The rib, 3Vt feet hfhg and
doiti is to d< n coll»:«, the well-laid plansuf no idea, of course, that I wasn’t right 0’ ■
with the provisions ot the «ct of Congress of
with
the
provisions
ol
the
act.
ol
Congress
the river at Georgetown conjugating I41
poses, and to establish his claim to said land 2«/? inches vide, was found five feet un­
June 3, 187s. entitled “A'l net for the sale ot
congress would be ug.ey fc.rexer. Our collar
timbei lands in the States of California, <)rr of June 3rd, I878, entitled "Ail net for the before the County Clerk of Tillamook County, der ground and broke in two as it was
maker.« woubl date- 1 merry fling, but the verbs, and on that very day, in fact,
gon. Nevada hik I Wa hingtoii I’erritory," as sale of timber lands in the States ot California, in Tillamook ( ity, Oregon, on Saturday, the
was
intending to cross over to Georgeto1-' !
Oregon.
Nevada,
and
Washington
Territory,"
being lifted from the muck.
rest of the 1 at ion w oulc pay the piper.
2>th day ■ f April, 1903. He names as witnesses
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
as extended to all the Public Land Stales by
to look me up.
Louis Smith Edwin Smith, of tlobsouvil'e.Or;
August 4. IS9C
In truth, collars have toeir shortcomings,
A
number
of
mastodon
remainshave
act
of
August
4,
1S92.
Steven Scoville, Herbert Ross, of Nehalem, Oi.
MRS. EMMA ^HARRISON,
“ ‘Hello, pop,’ said I. strolling into
too. We have already " nted at one fault—
CARRIE A. HAILEY.
Of Tillamook, county of JMALtinook, State of
Any and all persons claiming adverselv the been found in Orange county, notably
the tendency to irritate one when one is tent and endeavoring to look as rakish
Oregon, has thia «lay
tlii« office her Of Tillamook, coun'y of Tillamook. State of above described ands are requested to file their on the Brewster farm, town rf New­
Oregon
lias
this
day
tiled
in
this
office
her
I tcouJ‘J ’How are they all at home?’
! clanns in this office on or before said 25th day
sworn statement No. 0030 for the purchase of sworn statement Nr
heated -and we have obviated» ti ¡s tault,
burgh. in
on the Kelly farm. Lit­
for the purchase of of April, 1903.
the Nw *4 of Section 20. in Township 1 S, the Ne % of Ne ^ J, “•5995. ____
“Well, the old gentleman looked at: ,
for the present, by removing our collar. But
*4 01 Section No. 27, in
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Range in W, and w ill offer proof to show that
tle Britain, in 1ST9; on the Shatter
<
L>......X. No.
X... 10
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•teadily
for a good three minutes before
Township
No.
1
S.
Range
W,
and
will
there are times when the collar cannot with
the land sought is more \nluable for its timber
proof to show that the land sought is , T imber L and , A ct jvak 1S78.— N otice E or farm, town of Newburgh, 1899, and at
said
a word or before I knew what was goal
or stone than for agricultural purposes, mi«l Io offer
propriety he removed. Such occasions are
more
valuable
for
its
timbei
or
stone
than
for
I
publication
.
establish her claim to said land bvfoie the agricultural purposes, and to establish her
Monroe two years ago.
United States Land Office,
multiplying daily with the ever-increasing to happen to me. 1 put 111 the time shift«
County Clerk of Tillamook Couuty, Oregon claim to said land before the County Clerk of
Oregon City, Oregon.
variety of parlor game.» being placed on the from one leg to the other. Then my da>
¡<t Tillamook City, Oregon, on Monday, the 18th Tillamook County. Oregon, at Tillamook City. I
„
,
January
19th,
19«xL
day of May. I90U She names as witnesses
market by enterprising dealers. A ping-pong countenance broke into a grin.
MAY SEND MAILS BY WIRE.
o-eg<>", on Friday, the 13th day ol .Haren. I903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Waller C. Bailey. Fred ( . Baker. John Weiss, She
“‘That s a queer-looking uniform, sc 1
enthusiast, for example, must feel worried
names as witnesses
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Marcus W Harrison, of Tillamook, Oregon
he said.
u II have to be looking up yc
Samuel
(
’
.Tomlinson,
Albert
Wilkes,
Harry
tune
3,
1878.
entitled
"An
act
for
the
sale
ol
when he is called upon to display hi« skill at
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
Walter C Hailey. of.Tjllamook. Oregon. timbei lands in the tates ofCahtoriiia. Oicgon
above- described binds are lequested to file their Baker,
a social gathering. Il >w i e would like to company tad »r tn hive it whittled down4 7
Any
mid
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
Nevada,
and
Washington
Territory."
ns
ex-
L'lainis hi thi-. office on or before aaid if»th day above described lands are requested to file their tvnped to all the Public Land States by act oi
rip that band of linen from his net k, but he your proportions.’
oi Mat, 1903.
That was all. He didn’t roast me at t /
claims in this office on or belore said 13th day of August 4. 189*2.
• durst ^ot viola‘e the conventionalities. And
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March, 1908.
HUGO E. NENDEL,
his opponent, a chubby-faced college youth and I had been expecting him to swoop up. %
CHAS B. M oores . Register.
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State ot
The Italian minister of posts and
with Comfortable turn-down cellar, or a me like 4 thousand of brick« Not a qw I
Oregon, has this day file«l in this office hi.«
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
statement No. fiM3. for the purchase of telegraphs. Sig. Galimberti. and
»porting dominie with queer, »tubby, little tion dhl he ask me as to why I'd disvbem j
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1M7S— N otick F or sworn
the
the Sw ‘4 Nw U, W i, gw
k
lb part men t of the Interior.
him and jumped the university. I’m not
3
P
ublication .
turn-up, grin» at hiia comfortably, while he,
leading officials of his department
Lan.i Office st Oreg hi < ity, Or
‘4 of Section 12 in Township 3 N, Range 9 W
United States Laud Office.
tain that the old gentleman wasn’t just a 1
February 28th. 1903.
and will offer proof to show that the laud have examined a plan submitted bv
perspiring in his ridiculous but fashionable
Oregon
(
itv
,
Oregon.
j sought is more valuable for its timia r or'stoiie
Notice i* hereby given that the following
choker, makes ludicrous and feeble attempts tickled inwardly that one of hi« cub« b ‘
„
u
,
Hebrusiy ¿4. W
iiunied settler has tiled notice of his intention
!,'hU,f?r «»f^iiltural purpose», and to establish an engineer named Piscicelli for the
Notice is hereby given that ir 11 ’«MMiiliance
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to drive, cut or kill the tiny celluloid sphere. taken the bit in his teeth in that way.^J
to iiiske ti wl proof in supoott of his claim, with
establishment of a »y»tein of elec
the provisions of the a< t <1._
Well, pretty nigh four years after thi |
Moreover, if it were not for collar» we
ml tnnt «aid proof will be made before June 3. 1M7K, entiled Au act tor the sale of tini
•e at Oregon City. Oregon
u*. a
-- of
..r March.
M
- H< trical delivery of the mails, by which
1 he ounty « lerk of Tillamook County, st her lauds in the Mate« of California Oregon,
'• i o'i Saturday the 26th
day
*1903.
in the month of March, before Appotnatt«'
would not be cursed with collar button«,
M
Tillamook, Otego 11, on April nth. 1903, Nevada, and Washington Territory." a« ex '• i names a« witnesses
letters are to be
transmitted
I was dumped, along with many scores
in
those imps of mischief who delight to frolic
is ;
Charles w. Mead. George H. Nendel. John :
tended to all the Public Land Mates by *•< of
B
others tnat ha«! been pretty badly hit. ir
THOMAS W MORGAN
in most unexpected quarter« while their ag
overhead
w Nendel. Albert W. Mills, of Portland 1 aluminum boxes a loner
August 4. I892,
Oregon.
I.E lit^y, for the W t, of Sc $4 and S 1 • of Sw
1)
griev/d owner is hunting for them on aen- a boat on the James river bound from the
H arold h mai ' tmews .
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u.nci.Afiy the
me Í wires at the rate of 248 miles an
, ot »eelion 27. tp. I S . R. 10 W.
Any
all - persons c aiming a<lverse!y
Bay City. Co n»y vt Tillamook. State of
hour.
to a Washington hospital. 1 had got rm
ing knee But there everyone will be sat
H
He uamvs the following wimcMes to > prove of
Oregon, has this iy filed in this offii-e his attore deset 1 bed lands are requested tu file theii I
sfied- with a mere hint at that line of argu­ m a skirmis 1, and yet it was a bad enouf
his continuous residence upon and vullii ivatUMi sworn staieiuent No 6033 for the parchsse ot claims iii this office on or before said 28th day i
A commission has been appointed
P
ot March, tarvi
J
.
, ,
r «
1903.
id «aid land, vu :
the Bw >4 of Section No. 9. iu Township
ment. l'he subject is distasteful to a well- piece of work for a man to have got inti
William A High, Samuel (’. Tomlinson. N>>
C ha .«. B. M oores . Rejriater. ! to report upon this uyxtpm before in-
1 North
Range 10 We«t. and mil
regulated mind, and tne morbid should never biggeat pitched battle of the war. Do»
Peter Lutlii Esekiel W. Stanley, of Tillamook, offer proof to show that the land nought is
j vtitutina PKperiment!! between Rom.
O
the .James and up the Potomac was »
be
encouraged.
t 'rvgon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
moie vuluable for its timber or stone than for
| and Nunleo.
Hetween th... two
C ha » B. M oore *. Register
Department of the Interior
agricultuiai purpose», and to • «tablish bin
I 'kti g ili t tings into consideration, the ( 1 course of the boat, and when I came te
j
[xiints
the
inventor
claims
that
he
Laud
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Ore
claim to said Mid before the I'illamook
problem presented by tne collar >« one that found mynelf on a cot in an institution calf
R
w, .. . .
.
.
»»nuarv loth 1903’ , enn deliver letters in 2.-, minute«,
< aunty Clark ot ftllamook t ounty. TiUamook
Notice.
every man should solve for himself. It aim 1 1 < ampbeli’s hospital.
City. Oregon, on Friday, the 15th day of.Mav, , Notice is hereby given that the f ifowin.- while th. time to «end mail from
R
r
namrd
settler
has
flIsd
notice
of
his
Intention
1 was «till there when Lincoln was«
I903 Ke name« as witnesses
ply means that the c •llarles» man is likely
n?a\L rt,,al Pr<Xi{*V *“PP°r‘ «< »•«* claim, and ; Home to Paris by thia system. Sig.
14)uis W. Glaser, of Hobsouville. Oregon ;
to h ive much phymal comfort but pc»Mb.v j , * '««mated, and 1 can remember bow
In the County Court Of the County of Tilla­
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
Regi«
Charles W Pik*. George H W i III miu ». Mrs.
mook. State of Oregon.
Pixcicelli say,. could be reduced to
R
not ,ng of worldly success, wraile the collar- ■ | pitched and tossed around in a hostile hua«
Emily T*.ld<ii. of Ray City, (»regon.
Or',on ci»
111 the Mnt ter of the IVtition of
i five hours.
Anyxnd all persons claiming adversely the
we-.ring individual will probably hare be muse 1 wasn 1 in shape to get up forf !
Herman H. Titbbesing. to tie
*. xoRTHRvr.
above described lands are 1 eq nested to file'thesr .... .
grand
review
of
the
army.
My
dad.
wr
.ippointea Executor of the
ricaes.
honor
and
advancement
thrust
upon
‘
for ,h*’ S ’ Aw '♦
J3 tp. >
claim« tn this office on or before said lsth day " K
1
lust will and tcatHinent of
Ilamhle Heroen in the New«.
him.
but ct
“* bw*
■•«rtai’i’y none of the physical on- ' been through tne entire war wi^h hisMicf ,
oi May, 191*3.
David Schwellnua. drveased.
i<v mim . th» tollowlne witneam to prove
1
1 gan outfit, came to see me at the hospital ,
(' has . B M oores . Register
On the dav when Craig, the nreti-
joyment*
jtienilr--
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upon
tne
existence
led
,
Notice is hereby given that Monday, the
Me coutlthiou' reeideuee up.,,, »Hd clilil,.t,o,i
... # ». i.... 1.. »....... 1 1
. .
...
hadn t clapped an eye on him since i«;
by the other .---------------
fellow Which do you pre-
’»th day of April, 1BO3. at ten o’clock in the
of said land, vis
jvhb j . 1ST».—N..rtca >u>
forenoon of M.iid dav. at the Court House in I T im ««« Urn, A P ct
mg
Giesboro
Point,
nearly
four
year»!»
I
fer
’
Welter J Smith, ol Wileon. Orreon I«».c
Just th.nk »bit about it.—N. Y. Tim»«
ublication .
Î
Smith. olUlenroe,On««, ; c H. “rthrup oi
Tillamook ’’itv. in Tillamook County. State
, fore—and he inquired of me which apjies»
United Slat**« Land Offio»»,
of Oregon, haa been appointed as the time
uloo.r». Urrw. G.
nou „ of TllUmuok
O egun City. Oreg n,
to
me
the
more
-toe
life
of
a
soldier
er
1 nd place for proving the will of the said
Oregon.
The Old Maa’a 4dv«te<ageu.
Ifocember 22nd. I9O2.
David Schwellnus. deveaaed, ami for hearing
i
C ha », b . M oorm , Regutor.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
A man past 50 can do with les* sleep student? He g>t me out of that place wb^ ■
1 he application of Herman H Tubbeaing for 1 ■ with
the proviMou* ol the act of (.oiigre«« of
than
the issuance to him the aaid Herman H Tub-
younger men
He can endure greater I was just able 1 walk. an«!, with a let
NOTICE FOR Pl BI ICATTON
|
June
3.
1878,
vuiill>*d
An
act
for
the
m
I
c
of
stea»
’»ruing oi letters teatamentarx thereon
Department of the Interior.
.mu prufonged »train. He an be«r ba. k pay and the like in my rag«. back>j
1
laiui in the States of California. Oregon
Wimc-a iii y hundaad the seal of «aid Court , timber
Laud Office at Oregon ( itv. Ot*
»nrdtn. day after day. with less need De-roit I went with him-and that’s
Nevada and Washington Territory, asextvndeJ
thia I7thil.iv ol February. A.D . 1IHKI
M
.
Fehru«rv -th. too/
to
all
Public
¡And
Mates
by
act
of
Auauati
ia>t
I
ever
saw
of
Washington
until
ot rvcrcM.ion. Lie young man can “sprint "
HOMER MANON.
Notice is hereby
gives
7.*Ì
rr" ;hai
,hal ihe ibiiowin«
following
but he Mitttot .t»/ nk,
„„„ w;lh
County Clerk. : «*»3.
ijir
ai* '• Ito Bave brought *?q
named settlor haa flirt!
flirti notice of hi*
his intention
M rs . a lick m wrmiit
Hr. n gr.,»n iron and arrvr.
bv many ol«. gertleman along, bwt he stood h»*
*upport of hi* rlaim
claim
! nt Portland, Count« of Multiiumah, State to make ti al proof m support
years ot training.
.nd
(hat
Mid
pr,K>t
wilt
tw
mad,
iwfwrr
the
01 Ongon has this dav tihd in this oAce lu r
1
inspect
on
and muster long years ago TM" j
< ItKHITOK'S XOTKtt.
Ekiwlv i»en ar» l»M tenptablt Thar
Ke.-mver, al Oregon Oil} Oregon
-worn «tatemenl Na. «9^2 fer the purvktse of on March ami
how near I <ame to getting what y«‘U »pl
ixrd. 1W3. vi*
M
»r» . t •,>.
m,,ral hahll Appe,lU
j
1 the X *4 of
. No |M, in township No, 1 s
N otick m II rrrry G ivsn —That »hr un- 1 ’’‘UTT No. 5 W, and will offer proof to *h.-»w
JACOB Mt NDSHKXK.
a college » fid;e.»tinr..' My chance wasgoRfc
|
n ar. und»- ,ontr.|
For batter or
.
rsigned hr.a liren appoiuinl administrator hat ihe land sought i* more valuable for it« H K. No. 11652, for the lot* 9, in *..4 j.
the cwt ite of P P io « li \ m
the t'mhsr or stone than for ag<icultui al purrs»aes. 8*
u ,,r*e u>ie' arp s «•■¡cu’.abie quantity, , of course, when I gut back from tne wF" !
sectfont and Ne \ Nw L Met km 11 1?
3
North
range
X
•v'uonil.
ip
eoinitv 1 »urt of the State of Oregon for and to 1 «twhhsh lu r claim to ««id land liefor* the
aci «»i D
var!gtMln* io
taken into the ; tmngs weren’t so nrosperou.« a« they
ti
Tillamook County, and all ¡wrwon* h.-ivirg Register «mt Kiveivvr or thia office at or. gvn
Hr name« the following witn.^we* tnprrwe
’* **” “I* Tu n,? !<l<1' to work.
CLAIMS iRainst said estate ate hrrvhv U«ty OrrgoM. on Srtnrday. the 14th dai of
But, all the »anie. when 1 take a
»7
mor.
-
ya'
a, friend«.
rrquirt'l toj»rv*rnt them to me in the manner March. 1 ar.t She n«m«* •« wi n»m «
. *») at» frirnt;, The.r attachment tu Washington, the miracu
required hy<J«w within six month« from the
l>a,ld
Twe,!le
at
Grand
Rani.1«.
Gn-gw,
c
■acuii
Hirwin \\ scott, Henry W. Scott, Olive M
«Lite of thi* notice
u 4U**4i 1'
*1 •’..uw...
,■
the marveio-.iidv beautiful Wasl’.ingtot.qB
^•utt. ol Dilley, Or Raleigh Ma.her. o4 boreal taal,. (»own, < IO. otee’n l«ell springer ,
Dated nt C’ovenlale. Oregon thi« U»th «lav i.rove. Ore
able llwy i arr.
4 v,n b,.nda it is tc-da.i well, 1 dunno but wnat I
Joh
’
*
*
"«-•
of I’rbru.tr» . tt»O3
Any ami oil ■ mbohb claiming adregaelv the
a tendency to »ort o’ swell up over
I’KkNK WORTHlNC.Ti'N
■■ Ot'.-» map».., 1, ln ti,,m
abvv«* described land« are km ueMvd to flirt..eir ,<A 8 *l“rTy who a led a content January oat
Administrator.
flection that I ehose to be one of tst*^ I
claims m thi* office ob or before «aet 14th day ISJ acnrnnt ll,e above .kwribed cl..a, I.
than 1 e They know the d;fii< ul:> of rr»a r
MKVERANCX
" cited to .frear on «id data and show cauae
Ol M «tkh, I mo .
;ng
mistakes.
nia,ti'T how intinkesimal unit* that
whj aatj proc>t <hould not b« attowe,!
Attorney for Estate
B». Register.
men •« ‘••¡I t hav.np.ri.nu. Th. *«» keep the little old place together •’»
< m arles B. .MtHtRis, Register
t«e wnen it looked tike a fair even mo**
••
Wwc. to aelaet a«.n’« w .«h.ngto, T mr.
t th*’ th«- r.q»;-.ai might g<> out of b*
■e.«s
Wa«-. mg« .n S«ar
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