Tillamook headlight., June 25, 1903, Image 2

TIT.T.AMC j OK
HEADLIGHT. JUNE
Anecdotes.
Martin V. LeHaie cane. The punishment
in life iiuprinonment. ¡.easie appeared
Shoes for men & Boys. pleased with the result and thanked hia
David XL Parry, president of th** Na­
tional Association of Manufacturers,
attorneys for their efforts in his behalf
Nobbv and up-to-date.
told, during the New Orleans convention,
* If *
They are reliable in every respect.
The Columbia River at Vancouver fell a little story that was not reported.
Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear
“In the church that I attended as a
three inches during 24 hours on Sunday.
For sale by
I he highest point reached was 24 feet. bov,” he said, “there were frequent
MILLS & FINLEY.
on
It is now Iwlievedthe danger ot a further clashes between the minister and the
ove
rise is over. Comparatively little dam­ choir. The minister thought the choir
xv ai
age to crops and other propertv in this irreverent and unmusical. Each tried to
(Çill.imooh Mjcaljligbt. county will result from the Hood, as the give the other a dig on every possible
Ark
river did not rise above the ordinary occasion.
Fred C. Baker, PiibllMhrr
Tl
“One Sunday, I remember, there was a
annual high water.
Chii
clash wherein the honors were about
* * «
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
limi
John Edelstein, a wealthy manufac- even. The minister, after the choir had
( strictly in advance .)
odd
sung
the
opening
hvmn,
said
with
a
sig
­
<)ne year..........
1.50 turerand politician of Jersey, is dead
7 to
Sixjinonths .....
nificant
smile,
that
his
text
would
lie
75 from a peculiar accident,
Alsiut thiee
Three months
50
weeks ago he dreamed that burglars had from Acts, xx : And after the uproar w as
Oils,
Doors, Window
C<
entered his home and that one was at­ ceased. But the choir at the sermon's
Responsibilities of Wealth.
wecl
end,
retorted
very
neatly
with
the
an
­
tacking him with a knife. He sprang
Sashes,
In an address a few davs ago at the out of bed and struck his head on a pro­ them, ‘It is Time to Awake from sleep.’ ”
celebration ot the one hundred and fiftieth jection. The shock caused a clot of
A well known anti popular physician,
anniversary of the incorporation of the blood to settle on his brain, resulting in
are 1
whose belief in the future accords with
, town of Greenfield, Mass., Senator Lodge meningitis, which caused death.
that of the late Colonel Ingersoll, had
made some remarks that it would per­
* If *
. Ru
haps be well for men of wealth generally
Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton, who IS occasion recently to perform a surgical I
I ot M
to consider. It is undoubtedly a too s|>eiiding$500.000 annually in his efforts operation upon a man not select in his
; Med
common impression in this country that to “lift” the A inerica’s cup, is said to be language, reports the Philadelphia Led­
our wealthy men fail to contribute as worth als)ut $50,000.000. Twenty-three ger. After etherizing his patient, the
the
Western
Agents
' Robe
Rob«
they should to the benefit of society, that 1 ears ago he stood behind a counter operation was successfully performed.
■ Russ
When the effect of the ether had passed
t hey are everlastingly bound up to the waiting on customers Thirty years ago
I
idea of advancing their own interests he wmked in the rice fields of South off, the subject, looking wildly around
Th
I
and welfare and are to a verv large ex­ Carolina, and was so poor that he slept the room, exclaimed : “ Where am I ?”
■ worl
Merchants
in
Tillamook
The doctor replied : “ Oh you are all
tent indifferent to the nee ds of that great | with the negroes in the woods. Today
I- covet
public from which they have derived he employes 2000 persons in his various right.”
>'' with
“
But,
”
said
the
man,
“
I
may
be
all
t heir fortunes.
establishments and is the pet of the King
land.
right, but where ami ?”
As a matter of fact, however, the of England.
, expío
< * *
The doctor answered joucularlv,
wealthv men of the United States are the
Emp
U. S. Grant when asked whether it is heaven.”
most generous in the world in their
T inker L and , A ct J unk 3, i878.—Nonn
P ublication .
The patient responded : “ If that is so,
benefactions and it is a little remarkable to be considered that he is a candidate
On
United States Land Office,
that our people generally seem to utterly for the Vice-Presidency on a ticket with I’d like to know what in----- you are
Oregon City, Oregon
, went
April
20th.
11
Mr.
Roosevelt
said
:
“
I
have
not
an-
fail to appreciate this fact. Take the
doing here !”
Notice is hereby given tliat in comp,c watei
with the provisions of the act of Congre»
statistics, if you please, of the last dozen 1 nounced mvseif as a candidate for the
Joaquin Miller, who has recently had
.lune 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the tu York
years of what our wealth v men in A rncr- Vice-Presidential nomination, but I have the pleasure of reading his own obituary,
timber lands in the States of Calitornii ■ watei
General Banking and Exchange busi­
gon, Nevada and Washington Tei ritmi
ica have given to public institutions, to known that some of my friends have was one of the first investors in Texas ness.
hardi
DOES ALL KINDS OF
extended to all the Public Land Slatti,
I
of Avgust 4, 1892,
say nothing of charity, and compare entertained the feeling that the position oil wells, reports the New Yci k Times.
inhah
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger
SAMUEL
G.
REED.
them with the benefactions of the weal­ I ought to come to this Const, and that I Passing the question of financial profit, many, Sweden, ami all foreign comivnes I WATCH, CLOCK AND Of Portland, county of Multnomah, Su-
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
ofttt
was
probably
as
available
a
candidate
thy men of foreign countries, and it will
Nev
those wells furnished him with at least
statement No. 6090, for the pnrrh»
JEWELRY REPAIRING sworn
be seen that the Americans are very for it as any other citizen of the section. one good story. The poet visited the Lone
the E ’ j of E % ot section No. 7, in tp. 1 N'. l that t
No.
9
West,
and
will
offer
proof
to
j
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
greatly abend of any other country, Mr, Roosevelt can carry the great West Star state to inspect Ins property, and
that the land sought is more valuable
the c
In first class style
its timber or stone than for agricultural)
Still there are people here who feel that | without the assistance of a Western there met a man who answered to the
poses, and to establish his claim to said ■ the ra
,
name
and
I
think
he
will
favor
some
TILLAMOOK
our wealthy men are not doing all they
before the Register and Receiver of thisofi
title “ colonel.” One day, when this
Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, the i;tb herd <
Engraving a specialty.
ought to do in the interest of the many 1 Eastern man.”
of July, lço3. He names as witness»:
alwat
COUNTY
man
and
the
poet
were
together
the
talk
* * *
John Stewart, (Jara S ewart, Emma Tin
demands for iiecuninry assistance.
the ca
( incorporated ) ,
of Portland, Oregon , Lem Parker, i f Bivi:
News has been received that the turned to the war of secession. Miller
Senator Lodge urged that one peril of
Oregon.
thought his companion had taken pa.it
f
the in
famine
in
Kwang
Si
is
growing
worse
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
advert?
TILLAMOOK
CITY,
ORE.
in that struggle, but the colonel said he
an accumulation of fortunes anil a con­
T
imber
L
and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice F ob above described lands are requested to file: ■
1
by
degrees,
The
starving
population
is
had been a non-combatant. Then Mil­
claims in this office on or before said i;thi
centration of capital is that of irrespon­
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In t
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
of July, 1903.
ler made bold to guess aloud that the
Uuited States Land Office,
sible wealth and the idea he sought to estimated at 200,000 and daily numbers title was derived from a militia com­
C has . B. M oores . Regista
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
liant >
I
of
deaths
occur
from
starvation.
The
April 2oth, 1908
impress was that whatever contributed
A GENERAL BANKING Notice is hereby giv»n that
mission, but not so, nor was it a result
birthd
in compliance T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N oticb H
to the tyranny of wealth or to its undue j Chinese are considering an official sub- of an appointment on the governor’s
w ith the provisions of the act of Congress of
oldest
BUSINESS.
P ublication .
! scription list. The British authorities in staff. Neither did it come from service |
June 3. 1878. entitled
An act for the sale
power in the commonwealth is danger­
United States Land Office,
navy,
of timber lands in the States of California,
Hong
Kong,
aided
by
public
subscrip-
during
the
Spanish-American
trouble,
Oregon City, Oregon
W.
Directors
:
—
M.
W.
H
arrison
,
W.
ous to the welfare of the state. The
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
April zoth.tyi
joined
and it was not earned by foreign military
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
I
tions,
have
been
sending
aid
for
two
C
urtiss
,
B.
L.
E
ddy
.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
complin-
Massachusetts senator said : “Wealth
service.
August 4, 1892.
prenti
with the provisions of the act of Congw
EMMA B TIMMS.
“Ah.” Baid Miller, at last, thinking I
which recognizes its duties and obliga­ months. A Japanese report says can-
Cashier ;—M. W. H arrison .
1878, entitled "An act for thesalt.
tinuot
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of Junes,
nibalism
is
being
practiced
and
human
timber lands in the tatesofCaliiornia. Oiep
he had the mysteiy solved, “ you com­
tions is in its wise and generous uses a I
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
her
sworn
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­ statement No 609I, for the purchase of Nevada, and Washington Territory,” uo
him tc
manded the Texas Rangers at one time.
flesh
is
publicly
offered
for
sale.
ped to all the Public Land States by»:
source of great good to the community. I
the Sw % of Ne
w
Se
Se «4 of Sw % of ten
They were brave men and it was an ties of all kinds.
August
4,
1892,
* * *
tec. 7, tp. No. I North, Range No. 9 West, and
But wealth which, if inactive, neglects
Piar
JOHN STEWART,
The recent visit of Secretary of War honor to lead them.”
will offer proof to show that ‘he land sought is O1 Portland, county of Multnomah, State
“ N
said the colonel. “ I never had
the duty it owes to the community, is
more valuable for its timber or stone than Oregon,
00« ac
lias
this
day
filed
in
this
office
i Root to Oswego, N. Y., and the subse anything to do with the Rangers.’’
for agricultural purposes, and to establish her
deaf to the cry of suffering, seeks not to
statement No. 6o89, for the purchas
body
claim to said land before the Register and sworn
quent announcement of plans for re
“ Well, tel) me,” persisted Miller, “ is
the W J4 of W ’ | of Sec. 8 in tp. 1 N, Range?*
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, and
remedy ignorance and turns its back
Depart
will
offer proof to show that the la
BÄRBER
AMO
HAIRDRESSER.
building of historic Fort Ontario and its the title merely assumed ? Have you
on Friday, the i7th day of July, 1903. she
sought is wore valuable for its timber or st«
upon charity, or which, if actively em­
names as w itnesses :
when 1
conversion into a battalion post have no right to it”
than
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
to
estalh-
SHAVING,
HAIR
UCLTING
Samuel G. Reed, of Portland, Oregon ; Lem
“Certainly I have a right to it—the
ployed, aims to disregard the law, to
claim to said land before the Register »t
be woi
Parker, Bay City, Oregon ; John Stewart, Edna liis
been the subject of unfavorable com­ best kind of right.” replied the colonel
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oreg­
1). Timms, of Portland, Oregon.
prevent its enforcement, or by purchase
sugar
Friday the 17th day of July, I903 F.
SHAMPOOING, EÌC
ment by the Canadian press. “The in an offended tone. “ If you must
Any and all persons claiming adversely the on
to control legislation, is irresponsible. 1
above-described lands are requested to file their names as witnesses :
more •
American Government has decided to know how I got it, “ I’ll tell you, I in­
Lem
Parker,
of
Bay
City.
Oregon
;
Samnf
claims in this office on or before said 17th day
and, therefore, dangerous to itself and to 1
Reed, Emma Timins, Clara Stewart, of P«
Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor of July, 1903.
spend $250,000 on the preliminary con­ herited it.”
land, Oregon.
C has . b . M oores , Register.
The
others.” Oyer against this, the senator ;
“Inherited it!’ ejaculated Miller.
Anyandall persons c aiming adversely &
struction of a fort at Oswego,’’says an “ From whom—your father?”
persons suffering with rheumatism.
above-described lands are requested to file tb
draftei
pointed out, is the peril of the dema I
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878-N otice F or claims in this office onjor before said l’thdi
Ottawa paper “That fort can only have
“ No sir. From Colonel Janies Smith,
gogue, who would seek to create classes |
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of infe
ot July, 1903.
one object—the protection of the harbor who died two years ago. 1 married his
MAYERS
United States Land Office.
C has . B. M oores , Refill
ar.d then set one class against another, 1
Philip*
Oregon City, Oregon
in case of war with Canada and the pro­ widow.”
Ladies’ Shoes.
xr .. . .
.
J“»« ’5th- 19O3-
altont
“the deadliest enemies to our liberty and ,
T
inker
L
and
,
act
J
une
3.
18;8.
—
N
oticefm
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
viding of a stronghold from which ves­
” When Max O’R-ll caine to Montreal
much I
our democracy that the wit of man
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Embrace every feature of style, grace i with the provisions of the act of Congress of
sels of war can issue to prey upon Cana­ some years ago,” said a man from that
United
States
Land
Office,
I
Junes,
1878,
entitled
”
An
act
for
the
sale
of
weight
could imagine.”
city, quoted bv the Detroit Journal, “we beauty and durability. They wear well, (timber lands in the Mates of ( alifornia, Oregon
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
dian lake commerce and cities.”
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex­
April 2oth,W
The responsibilities of wealth are very
fixed up a little joke on him We h ad i look well.
law is I
Price
from
$1.50
to
$3
50.
Notice is hereby given that iu romp'»’
pended to all the Public Land States by act of
noticed how gracefully he could unite a
‘ August 4, 18 q 2.
7
great and they are increasing from year
with the provisions of the act of Cong*--
Real Estate Transfers.
caustic
criticism
with
a
compliment,
a
June
3rd,
I878.
entitled
‘
‘
An
act
tor
the
ah®
f
DANIEL
W
POTTER
For sale by
The
to year. It is an impressive fact, which
Of| McMinnville county of Yamhill, State of timber lands in the States of California
faculty that enabled him to say the
digginj
I Oregon, has this dav tiledin this office his sworn Nevada and Washington Territory,” wn
should not fail to receive the serious at Furnished by H. T. Botts, Abrtracter. sharpest things without < (fending the
IWIbUS & FINLEY
Transfers for the week ending June 22,
I
*s’°- 6.178, for the purchase of the tended to all the Public Land States by «U
ily on t
tention of those who are accumulating
people he was criticising. We were
' w ,3 of \\ ,4 of Section No. 24, in tp. No. 1 August <th, 1892.
1903.
CLARA STEWART,
South, Range No 7 We»», Mnd will offer
going to put that faculty to a test.
not yrt
wealth.
I proof to show that the land sought is more Of Portland, county of Multnomah, Stt
“ We had him lunch with us, and there
C Ben Riesland to Queenie K. Riesland.
temlier
j valuable for its timber or stone than for of Oregon, has this day filed hi this office
i agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim sworn statement No. ’6088, for the purchaa
Quit claim. Lots 12, 13 & 20 in were at the table, beside himself an
Cutting Out Politics.
of the
[to said laud before the Register and Receiver the K H Nw ,4, Sw % Ne *4. Nw % Se
block 7 A. A. Miller’s addition to Englishman, a Scotchman, an Irishman
section
No.
17,
in
Tp.
No.
1
North,
Range
[ of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thurs-
yield of
Tillamook. Also all lots and blocks and a French Canadian When we got
. day, the 27th day of August, 19o3. He names W. and will offer proof to show that the bn
It is said to be the determination of
sought is more valuable for its timber or store
| as witnesses :
our
guest
off
Ins
guard,
we
demanded
the end
TILLAMOOK
CITY,
ORE.
“
owned
by
me
’
’
in
Bay
City
than
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
to
establis
President Roosevelt ami the postmaster
1 Win. T. Macy, Mary M. Macy, Taylor T.
and in Cohn & Co’s, addition and an honest opinion of the different races
for the
I Potter, 8. Jane Potter, of McMinnville, Oregon. her claim to said land before the Register as.
general that hereafter the Postofflce de­
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
Oreg«
Barview addition, Central addition we represented. As the opinion had to
I Any and all persons claiming adversely the
G entlemen
above-described lands are requested co file' their on Friday, the l;th day of July, 1803. Ste
partment is to be run inde|>endent of
and Jacoby’s addition to Bay City, 1« given in the presence of all four, the
Pens'
Thanking you for claims iu thia office on or before said 27th day ! names as witnesses
together with a I right &c. in all situation for him was a rather delicate
politics. A Washington dispatch to an
John Stewart, Samuel G. Reed of Portias
past favors, I l>eg ot August, 1903.
termine
one.
But
it
never
seemed
to
trouble
Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay < ity, Oregon
implanted
land
near
Bay
City,
and
A
lgernon 9
D
rksher , Register.
'
eastern paper says that the future policy
to sav that I have
Emma Timms, of Portland, Oregon
pension
all “mv right, title and interest in’’ him. and he gave his opinion without a
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
moved into mv T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or
will lie to abandon the policy of notify­
all lands in Tillamook County. moment’s hesitation.
to the e
above
described lands are requested tot
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ublication
new store next to
“ The Scotchman,’ he said, and he
ing congressmen of prospective changes
$1.00.
their
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
m
:
c
United States Land Office,
office a
C. Ben Riesland's.
17th day of July, 1903.
Oregon
f
’
itv,
Oregon.
clenched
his
right
hand
tightly
and
pre
in their post offices. The department will Cornelins I). Danaher and wife to Delos
C has . b . M oores , Register
t'ommi
„ .. . .
.
,
t May 6th. 1903.
If
you
w
’
ish
to
tended
to
try
and
force
it
open
with
his
A. Blodgett, et al. Ne, Sw 31, 2 n,
go right ahead and arrange its own af­
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
see all the choice with
left.
’• The Englishman----- ’ and he
much a
the provisions of the act of Congress of
7
|i.oo.
fairs to suit the .judgement of the respon­
line of Suiting and June 3, 1878, entiled " An act for tbe sale of tim- T imber L and . A ct J uns 3. 1878.—N ctic « fw
went through the same performance,
pension
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up-to-date Pant- • ber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
sible officials. All necessary information Annie C. Isaacs and husband to Alva opening the hand at the end after ail ap­
United states Land Office,
| Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex-
push a
Finley. South half of Lots 5, É- . ,,
7
’
parent
struggle.
‘
The
Irishman
-----
.
’
Oregon
City,
O
ego
,
ting
s
to
choose
from
kindly
give
me
a
will promptly be furnished senators and
I tended to all the Public Land States by act of
and 8 Block 5, Park addition toTlila- and he held out Ids hand wide open,
merit in
...
...
April 20th im
I August 4. I892,
call.
All
Suits
cut
and
made
in
the
shop
(
representatives when requested, but an
Notice is hereby given that in conpw
mook. $600.00.
FRAMCIS M. SHEARER.
with palm upward
* The Frenchman at Tillamook.
with the provisions of the act of Congiwd
effort will be made to eliminate the pos Giles Gilbert and wife to Olean Land ----- ,’ and he made a motion with both
June 3rd, 1878, entitled “An act forihesal«'
P S.—Pressing, cleaning and repairing1
Stoce
Of Garibaldi, Co mty of Tillamook, State of t mber iands in 'he S atea of California Orefvt
Co. Quit claim. $1.00. Se Sec 22 hands as if he were emptying them on of all kinds done.
tai service as a factor in local politics
Oregon, lias this day filed in this office hi» Nevada and Washington Territory,”
son, Pt
ei
S,
S
Sec
23
S,
S
Sw
Sec
25
all
of
the
table.
throughout the country.
sworn statement No. 6127. for the purchase of tended to all the Public Land States by actcf s
marry *
Sec 26 Ne Sec 27 S, % Sec 34 all of
the Se *4 of .>w of Section No. 4. in Township August 4, 189A
” There was not a word of explana
SARCHET,
This proposition is stated to have orig- ;
No
1 North, Range ro West, and wifi
Sec 35 W, S and Ne Sec 36, tp 1 n R tion. but we all understood thoroughly,
z
EDNA D. TIMMS,
church s
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
Of
Portland,
county
of
Multnomah.
State
I
¡tinted with Postmaster General Payne I
8 also Nw Sw and S,
Sw Sec 1 Se and had a hearty laugh
Merchant Tailor
Max O’Re I i
more valuable for its timber or stone than for Oregon, has thia day filed in this office br I
the fati
and Ne, Sw Sec 2 and Nw, Ne and had maintained his reputation.”
and to have received the hearty approval
agricultural purposes, and to establish his sworn stateirent No. 6092 for the ¡.urch*»-’
perty t<
Nw
Nw
Sec
12
tp
1
s
R
8.
3200
acres
NOTICE or CREDITOKS.
claim to said land before the County Clerk the Ne *4 Nw *4, N % Ne *4 sec. 18 ; Nw Nw1,
of the president.
Doubtless such a
of Tillamook County, Oregon. Tillamook City o sec. No. 17. in tp. 1 North. Range 9 Wa
chance
in all.
Oregon, on Friday, the 24th day of July, I903. and will offer proof to show that the land
change from the method that has been
N otick is H rrrry G ivrn — That the un­ He names as witnesses
disadv <
George W. Kiger and wife to Cornelius
sought IM more valuable for its tin her or Rot'
dersigned
was
on
the
INth
day
of
Mav,
pursued would lie found beneficial, if it
Ervin Carter. Fred Paquet. Lloyd C. Smith than io agriculturol purposes, and toeetablisb
D. Danaher. Ne Sw 31 2 N 7. $300.
grabluu
1903, appointed executor of the last wili Otto Shearer, of Garibaldi. Oregon
her claim to said land before the Registeraod •
be practicable, but it is safe to sav that Dryden R Baker and wife to J. F. Totn- Veterinary Surgeon and and testament of DAVII) SCHWELLNUS . > " I'TLr—«-----
Any and all persons claiming
the at Oregon City. Oregon,ot 4
Rex-eiver adversely
of this office
soap
deceased,
by
the
Countv
Court
of
Tillamook
c
’
a
}
m
®
,n
ousofficeon
or
above (iescribedjands are requested to file’their Friday, the 17th day of July tooX N'
it would encounter a very strong opposi-
ilxoo. 10 acres in Ne Sw 26 1 S 10.
county Ort.
All person. h.ivlnK CLAIMS ~
Horse Dentist.
‘:
— wf before said 24th day names as witnesses :
$650.00
against said estate of David Schwellnus are of
tion from congressmen generally, with
July, 1903.
1
»n«'l
Saniuel G. Reed, John Stewart of Portlant!
hereby required to present the same to me
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay City. Orr|oa
whom the naming of postmasters is a Four mortgages filed securing in the ag­
with the proper vouchers within six months
New Je
r.mnia
B.
Fimins,
Portland,
Oregon.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
from this date, at the Law Office of H T
gregate $3900.00
prerogative that most of them will be
Depaitment of the Interior.
Any and all persons claiming adversely th'
the par
Botts, in Tillamook Citv. in said countv '
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore
above described lands are requested to file th'"
Dated this 21st dav of Mav. 1903.
verv unwilling to surrender. There is of One mortgage satisfaction filed. $200.00
sa»ed l
claims
in this office on or before said 17th ds?
.
May
9th,
1901.
H H TV b BESIMG,
of
July
,
1903.
Notice is hereby given that the f llowitik-
course no valid reason why the depart­
through
Executor of the will of David named settler lias filed notice of her intention
C
has
.
B.
M
oores
Register
Schwellnus. deceased.
ment cannot select these officials with-
1
c
Proofi" supportof berclaim. and
envel'>i'<
out the intervention of senators and rep­
fl MBER Um». Acr irxit S H78.-N.T1< e for that said proof will be made before the ? T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otici F o *
at fa'J ’I
county < lerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
P
ublication .
P
ublication
.
mook,
Oregon,
on
June
2
th.
I
qo
^
viz
resentatives. or that if this were done
Unit «d AtatM Land Offii e.
mon* >
United States Land Office,
U
V
V
KITH
BEWLEY;
O.egonCity, Oregon.
Why You Should Irnut on Having
Oregon City, Ore.
the selections would not be quite as sat­
got hi*
H.h No. 13550 for the E « Sw
see 2j and N >.
v
6th. I9O3,
k
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Wav
25th,
140;
isfactory ns under the present method,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance Nw >4, sec 26 tp. r N, range 10 W.
Notice is hereby given that in compliant
pass« g>
>he
iiNmes
the
following
witnesses
fo
prove
with the provisions of the act of < otigres* of
with the provisions of the act ofCongn*
but the course that is pursued has pre
her coiilfniiou, re.ldcui e upon »nd culth.iion June
J*-; entitled An act for the sale of I of
3 1R7S. entitle<1 “An act for th* ««
said land, viz ;
U
”
e»|iialvd
by
anv
other.
timber land- in the States of California Oregon
fieorg'
of timber lands in the States of Caliform-
vailed so long that the proposed depart
Will be
Permanent
R uslcrs har<) leather soft.
°r
Ore.
Nevada and Washington Territory. as extended I n
Hewle. of HobnonVille. On,. , Manville b Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory. ’**
died rece
ure, assuming the report to lx well
1 i 8 q 2^
l-and States by act of August 4, <
E*|H‘ciallv pre|mrud.
to all the Public Land State* by act«
Lamen
House.
Tillamook
City
1 Bette! - » indDe'd St. Cone, of B.v City Ore ’ extended
August 4, 1892,
time va
founded, will not be readilv accepted by
Kl eps out water.
» 01UOII - Daum
LOIS A. WATT.
fw
JOHN
F of
martin
Oregon.
A heavy bodied oil.
members of congress generally, how ever
JH Bay City Countv of Tillamook, State of
was of
1
Of
llllamook,
county
Tdlamook,
State
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Oregon has fhi< day filed in this office her
1 Oregon, has this day filed in this ofitee I*
Franco
strongly approved by popular opinion.
Department of the Interior.
All orders promptly attended to.
.
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««»went
No.
6I5S.
for
the
parcha*'
arness
Land Office at OregonCitv, Ore.,
? \Of
Sw
Of
'< «11'1
. O(
shoe fac
of the HU of the 8e W. section 3o ana S :.-
That the elimination of the postal ser
An excellent preservxtive
‘ w w ’’’
*o. 33, in townshin No. 2 N I Notice i* hereby given that Vhe following Sw '< of Section No. 2 q , in Towaahtp
arme c<
vice as a factor in politics is desirable is
SEE THE
Reduces co*t of you* harness.
‘-South, Range No. !0 West and will <*'
rlmL,hL . 11
'•
«'"»bl* lor it.
"O"w of hi. Iiitentkm proof to show that the land «ought »
Never burns the leathei . it>
so obvious as not tn need argument.
the fignt
t mSer or stone than for ag'icultural nnmoses • ' IhM
I? ?upp°rt °r
»nd more valuable for ita timber or stone than
llllamook Lumber Compsiy .nd
t,. ■ -t.Mi.h Ji.rcUnmTo ™d|.id 1^X7^
Efficiency is increase«!.
o
'7 m’<” b,,°" c™n''- agricultural purposes, and to establish hiaclaiat
in »pecu
<
irrK
ot
llllamook
County,
at
Tillamook
I
FOR
County
Clerk
of
Tillamook
Countv,
at
Til!
j
tecures
fiest
service.
I to said land before the Countv Clerk of Till»-
The Very Rev. |{erla*rt Vaughn, car
ènontri
, ni<>ok t ity. (Iregon on Friday the'21st dav of Oregon, on June 27th. I903. vii
1 mook County, at Tillamook City oregoa.'”
titches
kept
from
breaking.
«... ___ , El'WARO r smith .
dinal an i archbishop of Westminister,
August to O j . >he names at wi nese<>
"aturdoy, the 8th day of August, I903- H*
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,or,h
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h:
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Sw
Nw
.nd
wl'Ter’n
,Thr"<l.'rr J.rohv
names as witnesses
died at midnight Saturday night
il
¥ lp
N. r«n«e m < ‘
0r*ro„ 1 ’
Kr*nl[
' "7.
Oree
Janies M. Morgan, James Morgan. Ed*»"
He name* the fo lowing witnesses tn nmvp
|. «old in all
st « it
Morgan, of Netarts. Ore. ; Gustav Kaa*. *
ir«
C
id'!in
n
d
0
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,
ernmciit
Any and nil iwrwn. rUimin« nd<-.r,elv ih,>
Locahtie«
„
.
Tillamook,
Ore.
A verdict of murder in the second de-
tjre.1 hr
Any and all persons claiming adreraelyJP
«
¿j0** 00 OT h',or-
gree was returned by tbe jury in the
_______________ <MI < eoiaaav.
above described lands are requested tokk
WASHINGTON
headquarters for
i
fai
DAIRYMEN’S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES.
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Paint, Varnish,
Fine Line of Choice^
GROCERIES
for
Great
Saw.
the
McINTOSH & McNAIR,
The Most Reliable
County
OF
C. & E. Thayer
BANK.
LATIMER, BROS.,
T. SARCHET,
Tailoring E^tahli^ijEnt,
T.
DR. T. F. PHELPS,
Some Reasons
EUREKA HARNESS OIL
H
O
I
SHINGLES and BOXES.
Shingles $2.25 1000.
A lgernon S. D bemir , Registtr,
Klufd«,. of
Or
' Th«-’»re : claims in this office on or before said sthdaj01
August, 1903.
A&GgRNON A. D rkmsrw , R«gi»ter
j
A lgernon S. D ressir . Refff^
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