Tillamook headlight., December 17, 1903, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 17.
Assessment on
Millions for New Rails.
Timber
undent ind it is
.ses»or Hare to raiee tlie assrssiiicnt on
nixr claims to at least $>'•<*.¿a Inch
ill increase the county s revcniicSoine
id enable the coontv officials to provide
tter roadsand more bridges. The de
end for new and bett< 1 <
-
IE$
ICEg
s is isolated acct
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Juch so that the promt income ot the
lunty does not come near furnishing
itficient inonevto liee|i up the roads and
idges of the comity as they should be.
s there is a new court house to be built
xt year, and with no desire whatever
bond the county !• that purpose ihe
.unty’s re re row must be increased the
ext few vcarsjnnj not a few ot the eiti
•us think VTmoO, trader the circum.
nces, would be about the right figure
timber claims in this county,
'latsop county is assessing by stumpage,
Oc. for the timber that slopes towards
he Columbia and 20c. for that in the
.opposite direction. Columbia county's
(. ssessment on timber lands |s below that
«f Tillamook, and although_^there is no
lesire on the part of the citizens of this
ounty to be unreasonable with the non.
siiient timber speculators, who bought
inlier ckihmd
claims for ti a «v
few dollars . an
acre, I
IIIMCI
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1 i id which Gannet now be bought tor
an acre<4|iat now is the time to t;Tx
rn Q ¿25
hem high to get better roadsand bridges
i.. the county, for alter the timber is log-
fed, good-bye getting much revenue from
the land. Therefore, if a vote were to be
taken, we believe the sentiment would be
OUntV < » raise thc assessment on a quarter sec­
tion of timber land to $1,000.
3k of
1
s.
TILLAMOOK.
The Queen County of the Pacific
Slope.
TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
S an F rancisco , Dec. 13.—E. H. Herri
man has arranged to spend next year
$2.800,000 for steel rails tor his two I
principal Western roads. On recommend-1
ations submitted to him by President H.
G. Burt, of the Union Pacific, and General
Manager Julius Cruttschnitt, of the
Southern Pacific, he has ordered for de­
livery in 1901 80 and 90 pound steel
rails to the extent of 100,000 tons.
A contract to that effect has been clos­
ed with the United States Steel Corpor­
ation, the price per ton being $28. About i
two-thirds of the railswill be used on the
lines of the Southern Pacific in this state,
Oregon and Texas.
Nearly all oi the 100 pound steel rails
for the line over the Shasta and Siskiyou
Mountains between Redding, this state,
and Albany, Oregon, have been received :
and laid.
1
Proprietors.
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in­
spect our Stock of fashionable mil­
linery.
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Parlors in Peterson & Svenson’s Store.
[TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ]
Every man is looking for something
that satisfies, but how many times we
are disappointed, only to find the hollow
dissatisfaction, something to mar our jo v,
it is not what we expected. Christ said
seek ye first the kingdom of God If we
seek it al all, it is as a last resort,
generally with one foot in the grave.
The whole Christian religion had its
origin in this one proposition. The per­
son who does not believe in the
sovcrignty of God is untrust worthy,
and if the American government goes (t
down, it will be at the hands of men
who do not respect His will. The
kingdom of God is the only solution of
the social problem, because it is the only
thing we can agree on, and does not
work any hardship on anv one else. Men
are accountable to God, not to me. I
have no right to judge another man’s
liberty. He stands or falls to his own
master. Luke xvi., 16. The law and
the prophets were until John ; since that
time the kingdom of God is preached,
and every man presseth into it.
_____________ J. C. G ove .
For Useful
a Christmas
oks
ox
B«w xre of Ointments for Ca­
tarrh that Contains Marcury.
•sfmere.iry will sureljr destroy the sense of
fjBc I »nd comple ely d«* range the whole ay*
when entering it through the inucou« •ur-
•BRr•> Such articles «hould neve- e u*ed ei-
W ’ 4,n prescriptions from reputable physician«
^Hthr damage they will do is ten fold to tl e
gi> d vou ran po**«ibly derive from them tia •
W-h Cure, manufactured by F. J. ' henry A
r«-led<>. O.. contains no mercury, slid is
-g*;
uternslly. acting du ectlv upon the bb»od
mucous -urfaces of the sys cm In buying
^Bll s ' starrh Cura !>e sure \ ou get the genuine
taken internally, and in.de in Toledo.
Mbi by F. J « hrney A Co Trstim .niwlsfre«
d by Drugiats, p'rire 7%c. p--r ts.tfle.
■Hail • Fatu<1v p*| 1« are the beat.
[COOKS once more happy. Gan; -
A Snuffer have j.iat received
k ahipment of Spotleaa Flour from
Roldendale, Wash
:
:
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«« NEW FALL FABRICS
For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order.
Temptingly Attractive
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices
{.
Can now be seen nt—
SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook
Come earlv and secure first choice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per load;
DELIVERED.
DRY WOOD,
30.
Orders for Lumber promptly nttended to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY.
J. s
with the provision* of the act of « ongre** of
June 3. i*T< entitled An act fur the sale ot
timber lands in the Htate* of California Ore
gon Neva/ta and Wa hingt«>n Territory
a*
estendfd to all the Pub ic land Stat«* by act of
AUZ,.«<
<OOIMET.
Of Portland county of Multnomah State
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office hl-
•worn siafc’nent No *-338 for the j urcha*e oi
the lota - and *. and E 4 •• ki •’< Iforffon «■ in
Tu IS. Kangc >0 \\ . and will off« r proof to *liow
that the land souxht is NMNrg v RHMM* for its
timber or atone than for agricwlturRl purp.-«ea.
and to e«u»dish fo* Claim to astd hud te f ne
the Reahuer and Receiver «»( thi* ffi
1
Oregon « it) . U vrmi «« Frida) tn»> XWh day of
February. isiM He names a* a Unease«
Frank K. Bvanaon of P«»rtiand. u egon
William Lee
Wat*»i»r Oegow
Fm*«wel
Fr.cicou <f Finland. Oregon
J rnes John
• m. of Wpruce, Oregon
r«rly me
the
Any ami all persona claiming adversely
ile their »
above described lan< are requested t<
Jr
claims in thiaoffi«* n or brfore mf
of Februarv foM
ip
D oh
D.
New Year’s
Presents
COHN’S,
The Leading
Merchants.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1278.—N otick F or
for Tillamook County.
I’l Bl.lCAI ION.
Department No. 1.
United Staten Laud Office,
State of Oregon.
Oregon City, Ot-.
Plaintiff,
November 2nd 1003.
vs.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Frank Severance, administrator J*
with the provisions of the act of Congress ol
of the Estate
of Herman
June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for th.- sale
Brown, deceased,
of timber lands in the States of California,
Defendant.
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory." as
This cause coniitig on to be heard upon the extended Io al! the Public Land States by act of
application of J. N. Hart. District Attorney, August 4 1 >»92.
for an order requiring all persons interested
LANGE,
In the estate mentioned in thc information Of Tillamook, MICHAEL
county of T’llainm k. State of
herein, to apjieai and show cause, if any Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
they have, within a time to be fixed by the sworn statement No. 03J5, for the pui chase
Court, why the title to the land described in of the W
of Sw
of section 28 «nd 8 %
the information should not vest in the State of Be *4 <i| section 2o, in
township No.
of Oregon, and it appearing to the Court 2 South. Range No. 8 West, and will offer
that upon the tiling of the information here­ pi.nif to show that the land sought is
in. a summons was duly issued to Frank more valuable for its timber orstone than for
Severance Administrator of the estate of agricultural purpuMs,and to establish his claim
Herman Brown, deceasetl, the defendant to said land before the County Clerk oi Villa
above named, and the person in possession, I niook County, at Tillamook Citv, Oregon, on
requiring him to apj»ear and answer thc in- I Kat unlay, the 30th day of January, I904. He
formation herein within the time ullowetl names aa witnesses :
by law in civil actions ; that the said sum- J Walter C Bailey, John Weiss, Vincenz Jacob,
inons has been dulv served upon said de­ Benjamin Jacob, of Tillamook, Oregon.
fendant in |wrson within Tillamook County.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Oregon more than ten days prior hereto ; above described lands are requested to file their
and it further appearing to the Court that claims in th is office on or before said tOth day of
this action was prosecuted bv J. N. Hart. January, 1904.
I District Attorney of the Third Judicial Dis-
A lgernon 8. D resser . Register.
I trict of the State ot Oregon, by the leave and
I under the direction of the Governor of said T imbek L and A ct , J unk 8. 1878—N otice for
I State ; that B. L, Eddy has been employed '
P ublication .
by said Governor ns additional counsel in I
United StHtes Land Office,
this cause ; that on or about tlie 12th day of
Oregon City. Oregon,
September 1x99, one Herman Brown died I
October 7th, 19O3.
intestate in Tillamook County. Oregon, and
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
the said deeedant was, at the time of his ! with the provisions oi the act of Congress of
death, an inhabitant of said county, and the June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale ot
owner of the following described real pro­ timber lands in the States of California. Oregon
perty situated therein, to wit :
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex
The North Half (Uj) of thc South Half tended to all thc Public Land States by act ot
(la), of Section Two (2). in Township August 4th, I8J2,
One (1) South of Range Seven (7) West
»-» I
JOHN BORBA,
of the Willamette Meridian ; that t'.-
the of Beaver, county • I Tillamook, Slate of Oregon,
said Herman Brown was the person last
•“ ! *lnH
‘,Ry
*’• thix office liis swort.
seized of said real property, and he
'
*' * statement No. 6808, for the purchase of the
died
without heirs, leaving
said' icni
real property Nw •» of Nu ‘4, Ne >4 of Nw '4 and S<»f
.v..T..iK ««I,,
escheated and vested in the State ot Oregon, Nw
of sec No. 28. in Township No 2 South
subject only to the lawful claims of eredi- range No. 8 west, and will offer proof to show
tors ; that Frank Severance, the above that the land sought is more 1 aluable for its
named defendant, is the duly appointed, timlier or stone _ than
fur agricultural purposes,
puri
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qualified and acting administrator of the and
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... . land .1 before
to establish his claim to said
estate of said Herman Brown, deceased, and | the County Cleik of Tillamook County, Oregon,
as such administrator, said Severance is in , at Tillamook City, Oregon, 011 Monday, the
possession of said described real property 28th day of December, I903. He names as wit­
claiming such possession for the purpose of nesses :
subjecting the same to the payment of cer- 1 Walter C Bailey. John M. Weiss, Benjamin (>.
tain claims of creditors against the estate of Snuff. r, Harris G. Cox, of Tillamook, Oregon
said Herman Brown, deceased.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
It is therefore
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11IV requested
„1<ir
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above described_lauds
to file their
O mdrred : That all persons interested in c aims in this office ou or before said 28th da)
the said estate ot Herman Brown, deceased. ! of December, IU03.
I k , nnd they arc hereby, required to appear
A uium » S. I>« k »» kh . Register,
before this Court, and show cause, if any -----------------------------.
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they have, within sixty days from the date ■ T imber L and A ct , J une 8. 1878.—N otice F or
I hereof, why the title to the real property
P ublication ,
described in the information herein, and
United States Land Office,
being the estate of Herman Brown, deceased, I
Oregon City, Oregon,
1 I ....... . 1. County.
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...1.1 '
I late of 'T':
Tillamook
Oregon
should
October 19th, 19.18.
| not vest in the State of Oregon , that this ! Notice is hereby givsn that in compliance
order be published for at least six successive 1 with the provisions of the act of Congress of
weeks from the date hereof in the Tillamook June 3. i8’K, entitled "An act for the sale
Headlight, a newspaper published in Tilla­ of timber lands in the States of California,
mook County, Oregon,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
Done in open Court, this 9th day of extended to all the Public Land States by act ot
November, A.D.. 1903.
August 4, 1892,
GEO. H. BURNETT, Judge.
ALBERT MASON.
Of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State ol
STATE OF OREGON,/
Oregon, has this day filed in this office hia sworn
County ofTillamook. i ”
statement No. <»314. for the purchase of
I. HOMER M ASON, County Clerk and the W 17 of tile tt
of section No. 32,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of in tp. No. 2 South, Range No. 10 West, and
'Tillamook and State of Oregon, do hereby will offer proof to show that the land sought is
certify that the foregoing copy of order has more valuable for its timber or stone than
been by me compared with the original, and for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
that it is a correct transcript therefrom, and claim to said land Indore the County Clerk
the whole of such original order as thc same of Tillnmook County, Oregon at Tillaniook
appears of record at my office and in tny City, Ore., on Saturday, the and day of January,
custody.
1904 He names as witnesses :
In Testimony Whereof,
James M Morgan, James Morgan, of Netarts;
I have hereunto set by hand and affixed Edna M. Mason, Grant Bailey, of Tillamook,
the seal of said Court this 13th day of Oregon.
November. 1903.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
HOMER MASON, Clerk.
above described lands are requested to tile their
claims in this office on or before said 2nd day
of January, 19<>4.
A lgernon 8. D resrkr , Register.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the un­
dersigned Executor of the last will and
teatament of I>AV1I> SCHWKLI.NUS, de T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1K78.—-N otice F or
I’l III ICAT1ON
ceased, has filed his final account as such
United Htate* Land Office,
! executor, in the Office of the County Clerk of
Or» gon « it , Oregon.
| Tillamook County, Oregon, and that the
November 24th, 1903.
County Judge of said County has appointed
Notice i* hereby given that in compliance
Monday, January 1 1. 1904 as the day for the
hearing of objections to said account and with the provlHlons oi the act of Congress id
June 3, 1878, entiled " An act lor the sale of tim­
the settlement thereof.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this Decem­ ber laud* in the Stales of California Oregon,
Nevada, and U’lishington Territory J’ as ex
ber loth, 1903.
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
H erman II. T urbksing ,
Executor of the last will and testament August 4 I892,
ANNETTA II MASON,
of David Schwellnus, deceased.
Oi Tillamook City, County of Tillamook, State
II. T. H otts , Attorney for Executor.
of Oregon, ha* this day filed in thia office her
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. i878.—N oth e for sworn statement No. 6275, for the parchaHe of
P ublication .
Ihe EholNw '«.Sw'i of Nw % and Nw \
United Htutes Land Office,
of >W % of Section No. 35. ill Township
Oregon City, Oiegon,
No
2 North, Hauge 10 West, and will
November 7th, i<x>4.
offer proof to «tliow that the land sought i*
Notice is hereby given that in compliance more valuable for Its timber nr stone than for
with the provision* of the act of Congress of agricultural purposes, and to »-slabliNh her
June 3. I878, entitled "An act for the sale of claim to sh M land before the County Clerk
timber lauds in the StHtes of California. Ore­ of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook
gon, Nevada and Washington Tei ritory,” as City, Oregon, on Saturday, the iSth day of
extended to all the Public Land Slates by act February. I904. She names a* witnesses
of At gust 4, I892,
Lewi* I. Smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
ROSIE JACOB.
crane, Frank Long, of llobsotiville, Ort gon.
Of Hprnce, County of Tillamook, State ol
Aliy (.nd all per*«>iis claiming iidveiMely the
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her above dewcribed lands are 1« guested to file their
sworn statement N . 6329, for the purchase ot claims in this office on or bet ore said I3H1 day
tlx* Sw ’/< of section No 34. in tp. 2 South, Runge of February, 1904.
No H West, and will offer proof to show
A lg > knon S. D resser , Hegi*ter.
that the land sought ia more valuable tor
its timber or stone than for agricultin al pur
Ml MMONN.
poses, and to establish her claim to said laud
before the County Clerk of Tillaniook County,
Oregon, at Tillamook C ty, Oregon, on Mon In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Tillamook County.
day. the 2sth day of January, I904. She names
The Astoria Com pan v.
1
as witnesses:
I'lnlntltT
Walter c. Bailey John Weiss, Vincenz Jacob,
VS.
Michael Lange, of Tillamook. Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the Ernest Barton (formerly Ernst >
o. Hvenaon), Jennie C. Barton, I
above (iescrilawl and* are requested to file theli
and Nehalem Coal Company,
clHims in this office on or before said 2 »th day
Defendants. J
of January-, 11104.
To Jennie C. Barton, one of the defendants
A li . eknon 8. D hekskk , Register.
above named :
In the name of the Htate of Orrgon : You
T imhek L and . A ct junk 3. 1878.—N otice for
are hereby required to ap|>enr and answer
I'1'HLICAI ion .
United States Land Office.
the complaint tiled againnt you and others
in the above entitled court and cause, on or
O egon City, Oreg« n,
before the last day of the time prescribed in
NovemlM-r 7th, 1003.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance the order for the publication of thi* sum­
with the provisions oi the act of Congress of mon*. to wit : On or before six weeks from
June 3, 1M78, entitled "An act for the sale of tin loth «I
oi December, a d . 1908 . ami
timber land in the HtafeR of California, Oregon. if you fail *<> to appearand nimwrr for want
N vvh 'I m and Washington Territoi y." as extended thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court
to all tlie Public l»and States by act of August 4, for the relief demanded in it* complaint here
in, to-wit For a decree for the foreclosure of
1892,
a certain mortgage made and executed by
IIKNHAKII JAI'IIII
Of Hpruce, County of Tillnmook. Btntr of Ernc*t Barton and yourself, bearing date
Oregon, ha« thi« <h.y filH«l in thi* office hi» June 1st. A I).. 1901. mid executed and <1« -
«worn «fat<-ni«*nf N«>. 63 8 for th« purchm»« of livered to The Astoria ' onipany. «he plain­
Hie N % of Ne % mid se
of Nr '4 of «■«■ 32 tiff above named, for the sum of One Thou
■ mi Nw ‘.4 of Nw % .3 *cc No 33 In tp No 2 6, sand Dollars, upon the following described
range No. 8 W. mid will offer proof to h I i »w real pro[>erty situated in Tillamook County,
hat fh« land bought ia mom vahmblHfor itw Oregon to-wit
The North Half Ify) of the Northwest
tlmtHsr or htona than for ag (' ii H ihh I pnriNMWH.
and to estahliftli hia claim to anid land l*«fo .- Hi« Quarter «Li and the North Half «’-jl of the
County Clerk of Tillaniook County, at Till., Northeast Quarter ('4>
Section Twenty
mook city, Oregon, on Monday, the /5th da> of one (21) in Township Three (3i North of
Rang«- Ten (1<H Went of the Willamette
January, 1«/ 4
He nmn«»
wi ne-*«*
Walter«' Bailey, lohn Weiwa. Vincenz Jacob, Meridian, containing one hundred sixty
acres, which mortgage was. on June 3rd,
Michael I.ange of Tillamook Oiegoti
Any and all i>«r*oiia claiming ai1var*ely the 1901 duly recorded In the office of the
abov deMcrlbcd land* are mqu«*ted to file their County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon,
clmm* n thi* office on or before said 25th du) in book L," on page 279 thereof Records of
Mortgage* of said County, the *amc having
ol January, 1904.
been given to *ccure the payment of a cer­
A lgernon S D rkmkr . Regirt-r
tain promissory n«»te executed by said
T imber L and A ct , J i ne 3, 1878.—N otice F or Ernest Barton and yourself, under date of
• UHLICATTON.
June 1*1 I9O'. in favor of The AMoria Com­
I llite«! Stab-« Land office,
pany. the plaintiff above named, for the «uni
Orrg«>ii City, «Hegon.
«d < >ne Thousand Dollar*, payable one year
Dciobri 19II1. J'/oJ
afterdate with interest at the rate i>f ten
Notice is h« rebjr given that in < omphanc«* iht cent |M*r annum until paid, said note
mill the provision* of the act of Congi«»« ol further providing that in ca*r suit or action
lunv.'l,
viitltled
An act tor the mile ol should be instituted to collect the same or
timber laud* in t h« Stat«« of C h II lor n in Oiegon. any portion thereof, then the said maker*
N«\a«la and Washington Territory," h *« x *hould pay miic I i huiii as the court might
1 ended to h II Hie Public Land »tales by a« t oi adjudge reasonable a* an attorney's fee
August 4. I’M.
in such suit nr action . said decree
F.I>NA M
to further provide for judgment in fax or
Of Tillamook, County ol Tillamook, Htate of of plaintiff for the full amount of prin­
Oregon. lia* thia «lay Sled in thi« ofli« •• her cipal and mt« rest secured hvaaid pr«»missory
*w«xr n ntate merit N«I 64I3. for the purchase of note, and that plaintiff's
‘ ‘
said
*-* mortgage
*
* I m *
the W % of Ne '4 and W ’j of Ke *4 of Hcctioil decreed t«» la? a first
lien upon
nil of the said
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No 3- in town-hip 2 South. Range lo W ■ nt. mortgagrd real property to »re ire the pay
ami will oiler proof lo -how that the lain! mrnt nt the sain
d •um«
autna t<
together with R3O oH
sought la 11 ore valuable fcr Ila (Iin lx r or stone taxes pui«I by plaintiff «»n said land, attor
than for Hgrkilltiir.il pui)H»ses, audio rHtal<ll»h nry'a fees, and the coata and diahursement*
her claim to «aid land before the < oiilitt Clerk of thia suit, and said decree to further pro
of Tillamook County, Ore, at Tillamook < ily
vide that you. the said Jennie C. Barton lx
Ore. on Saturday the 2nd «lay of Ja.,nary. 1904 f«»revrr barred and foreclosed of all right,
Abe iiain« • a- witnesses
title, interest and claim in and to the auid
James M Morgan. James Morgan, of Nevarfs. descritied real property, and every part there
re ; Altiert M («Oil, Grant Bailey, of Tllla- of. awl that you I* especially barred and
00k. Orc.
foreclosed of and fr«»rn (lower and claim of
Aliy ami all persons claiming adversely Hi« dower in and to the *amc
mjv de-«-» i I h -«I land» are reqrjeatcdt fi r lln-ii
This summons ia published in the Tilla­
rlalms in thlx
•* on or I m -torr »aid rud day mook Headlight once a week for aia con
ot January, I m 4
•rcutive weeks, to wit on Thursday of each
AI42F.SWOM M D re *» hbm Rigialer
week by order nf Hon W W Conder,« <>untv
Judge«»? Tillamook C«»unty. Oreg«»n made
and dated the ath day nf Decemtier A D
r.'<»3 the fir*« publication of thi« summon*
being dated the loth «lay nf liecrniber A 1».
1'>O3 an«l the last publication thrre«»f txing
on the 21st day of January. 19<»4 The time
prescribed in the order for otibHcati«»»! of this
summon» is onre a week n>r aix comsecutive
week».
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NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS
The Kingdom of God
Tillamook, great, glorious, grand,
From mountain peaks to ocean strand.
In her forest’s wealth, woodsman
rings
Keen-blade ax with powerful swings,
In the valley rich laid with grass,
Dairyman's herd is feeding fast.
The Pariscorrespondent of the London
Down on the Bay, hard-by the sen,
Daily Chronicle states that it has l»een
Fisherman sings right joyfully,
decided that so soon as the Court of
Casting his net to tune of song,
Cassation declares the innocence of
Soon to gather a finny throng.
Captain Alfred Dreyfus, as it seen s like­
Old Missouri ; Lumberman gay ;
ly to occur soon, the former disgraced
Logs all harnessed for the fray.
officer will be reinstated in the French
Energy, enterprise, wit,
Army, will be given the rank of Lieuten­
On the prairie a city built.
ant-Colonel of Engineers, and will be
Bankers, m re'iai ts professions, all,
»signed to duty with a regiment of en­
Our county hi s t! e world’s best call.
gineers in Southern France.
To the man on the land, no work he
Directors of the Lewis and Clark Ex’
shuns,
Tillamook's proud of her sturdy sons. position decided that it would be to the
best interests of the fair to hold the Ex­
Great in opportunities, in natural re­ position from June 1, 1905, until Octo,
sources and material prosperity. Glori­ ber 15. This conclusion was not reached
ous in a climate, mild, lualthful and in. until after the matter had been thor­
vigorating; permitting a growth of oughly debated by the members of the
grass the year through, for the dairy board. While the action appears to have
herds that are fast increasing. Grand in been practically unanimous, the minutes
a scenic beauty that extends from the of the meeting will show that I. N.
mountains to the sea.
Fleishner entered a vigorous protest in
Although isolated to-dav, to-morrow, the changing of the time of the gather­
when touched by the magic wand of ing and life of the fair.
direct communication with the outside
Once upon a time asbestos, or mineral
world, her activity will increase a thou­
sand fold. The vast quantity oi mer­ wool, was used for scarcely anything
except
as a wrapping for steam pipes.
chantable
timber,
will
lie
brought
to
the
>rtland. j
mills, with a rapidity that will make It is both incombustible and a bad
nd.
the manufacturing of to-dav only a com­ conductor of heat. Hence it prevents
■ ’s Ex^ parison, and the shipments of lumber radiations from and the cooling of such
that will be sent far and wide, will make conduits, and is in no danger of taking
the trees of the forest bark with delight. fire. Owing to its flexibility it can be
Dairying, the leading industry, should j wven into cloth, and fireproof curtains
have received first mention, vet with the for theatres have been comparatively
trees out of the way there will be more common for several vears. It is now
being worked up into a sort of paste­
room for work.
Butter and cheese, though forwarded board for the floors of trolley cars and
to
supply partitions in houses that will
at present in large consignments, will,
in the near future become so great, that check the lateral progress off flames.
rapid transit, only, will prove to be the , Fireproof paint is still another product
solution of this perplexing problem in which it serves a useful purpose.
Fresh butter, fresh milk, fresh fish, Asbestos is found in a number of places.
clams and sea crabs, and fresh beef the ! but a favorite source of supplv is
best in the world, are readv for the daily | Canada. To look at some of the beauti-
market, when the merchants of Portland i ful articles woven from it one can hardly
say : **We can now receive your pro conceive that asbestos is a mineral, and
orjiij
in its native state looks just like anv
ducts every day, tend them on.”
The honey produced here, is rivalled ordinary rock to the untrained eye. An
j
asbestos mine is. indeed, in simple ex­
only by Tillamook’s fair maids.
Now with lumber to build, and good pression, merely a rock quarry. But
things to eat, let ns look around at the [ from this stone it is possible to manu-
scei ery. When this place is found bv ! facture a suit of clothes.
the tourist, what a discovery it will lx?.
Trout fishing, mountain clitnbing--witli
NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
some of the best views in ell creation,
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore ,
clam digging, bathing in the surf, camp
s, 1903.
ing at Netarts Bav, a fine stretch of Notice is hereby given December
that the f llowing-
beach at the Tillamook sand spit, about named settler has filed notice of his intention
f ur miles in length, where no doubt a to make final proof in support of hisclaim. and
that said proof will be made before the
fi ie hotel will be built when the demand County
Clerk of Tilla-nook County, at Tilla­
will justify, the canyon, cliffsand rocks mook, Oregon, on January 22nd. fo>4,viz. :
ALBERT w plank .
n.ar Short Beach, together with the sea ! H K. No. usij;
ta- til. Ne !4 Ne v'i. •er
K
lions out on Congressional Kock singing % 8e U and Nw%Se
section 21, tp. 2 north,
some popular melody, will make their range 9 west.
He name* the following witnesses to prove
visit one endless round of pleasure.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
They will return home with such a l of
«aid land, viz :
s ore of information about
the
place.
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Lewi* L Smith Harry T. Crane. Frank Crane,
fro n whence conies thegood butter, that Erik Erickson, oi Hobsonville. Oregon
their
neighbor
’s children will never let tip
A lgernon 8 D rkmskk . Register,
_ Jir neigh
I
on ” Dad,” until he brings
„ them over to
T
inker L and , A ct J unk 3. ¡8:8.—N otice for
see ” them lions that sing.”
P ublication .
Anelectric line built from Tillamook,
United Slate* Land Office,
Oiegon « i y. Oregon.
along the Wilson river, across the sum-
Noveml»er 301b. 1903.
mit near the head water of that stream,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
down the east side of the mountain, with the provision* of the act of Congress ot
near Gales creek, then on to Portland June 3rd, I878, ent'tled ‘An act tor the sale of
r lands in the States of California, Oregon,
direct. This route and equipment, it tinib.
Nevada and Washington Territory," a* ex­
seems to me, would give Tillamook the tended to all the Public Land States by act ol
much desned regular and reliable means August 4th. 1892
JOHN ILER,
of transportation.
Of Cloverdale, county ot Ti lmnook. Stale of
Water .from the above named river, Oregon, ha* this day filed in this office his
would furnish power to generate the swoin statement No. 6335, for the purchase of
Sw q of Nw tf,Nw!(of sw >4 sec. 25 mid
eeetricity needed to meet the require the
Se *4 of Ne
and Ne ‘4 of Se '4 of
men tain supplying the cars with motive section No 26. in Tp. No 4 South, Range lo
W and will offer pioof to show that the land
A br nich
to Garinaldi,
sought is more aluable for it* tunber <»r stone
to th* southern end of the county, and than
for agricultural purpose*, and to establish
another over Mt. Zion, to Netarts, Short hi* claim to *al«l land before the county « lerk
BH hl with a terminus at the Till i of Tiliamotk County. Oregon at Tillamook City,
on Friday, the 12th day of Fe bruary,
mook sand spit. The latter place should Oregon,
idol He name* a* witnesses
l»e called ” Rockaway Beach,’’ it will
Charles Kay, Frank Owens. Charles F Nel­
better on the market. Have in son. Clifford Mattoon, of « loverdale, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming .idver**ly the
tended for some time to suggest an above
described land* me requested to file
road, but put the matter off their clairra in this office on or before said
from time to time, until recently Onh 12th day of February. 1904.
A lgernon 8 dbessrr . Register
to find alter starting to write that you
e <s o e week in the le
T im », « I. asd . act Jrw« j. 1»7<.-Kuric« FOR
P ublication .
ith a thorough line in operation the
United stale* laind Office.
Hi County of the Pacific slo|»e will lie
Oregon *'ity. O-egnn.
I to the commerce of the world.
De«rmb-r 9<h. 1903. I
Notice is hereby given that in »(»mplUncel
I on P lains .
Æarl
1903
LAMAR,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT
1 have the largest and best assorted stock of old
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this Citv.
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V •'* n ÇG
■a » • z » '» '«> •=•
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
, Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal
F
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s
Don't drink cheap doctored stuff when yon can
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
Vceeere
Empire Heperator for Sale.