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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 24, IES Following is ngh School Debating Contest the program for the high school debating con it the opera house next Monday evening : ! HvA* PART I. ’c, “Under the Southern Skies,” Waltz .... T. C. C. Baud. FOR DEBATE : * Of lved, “That QUESTION as the political and commercial interests of the Qin. United States demand the immediate construction of an ,c*Sj Isthmian Canal, and as the Colombian Government has rejected theireaty submitted to it, that the President of the United States should, without further delay, by treaty, obtain concessions from the governments of Nicaragua and Window Costa Rica and begin the work of construction at the earliest possible date.” N egative : A ffirmative : RALPH MOORE, Leader (ERT COOPER, Leader. CLIFFORD HINER. )RGE GOB AR. ____________ PART II. Paul Wachs 10 Solo, “Showers of Stars,” .. Miss Frankie Drew. al Solo, “In the Valley where the Bluebirds Sing,” Miss Edna Aiderman. .. H. W. Petrie. Solo, “To the Fairest” ....................... Miss Grace Whitehouse, sunty, Wright Solo, “Violets,”..................................... Miss Hazel McNair. no Solo, Selected, Miss Minnie Rolland. C. B. Hawley, Solo, “The Rainbows,”..................... Miss Adele Pickel. Ff lies’ Double Quartette, “Love’s Old Sweet Song.” 1Í ■ am Drew, 1 Misses Briscoe, Rockliold, Rhoads, McNair, Aiderman, Nelson and Watt. — arding of Prize by tlie Judges. JLQpLjsentation Address, Mr. A. M. Severance. Iges, Superintendent G. B. Lamb, Prof. W. W. Wiley and Rev, E. M. Patterson. NEW MILLINERY PARLORS. ICE! il» ’he lumber intenses of the Pacific ast are in danger of being thrown o a state of demoralization that will lilt in the loss of millions of dollars less articles of «green eat between the rioos interests repicsented in the ex rt branch of the Pacific Coast Lamb r rnufacturers’ Association, are adopted i the next two jears. the industry of : whole Coast, it is alleged, will suffer nost irreparable damage. Members of IRBISO.V e combine sav that Oregon and Wash- »ton will suffer to the extent of not ,s than a million and a half dollars r year. The impending break is the direct out Ration Co.* owthofa diSerence iietween the rep. •SCO, PortJ vntatires of the California mills and 0 j_______________ ose of Northwestern mills, over one ORIA. Oi’tide of the agreement that has held ie lumbermen of the Const together, se- ired uniformity in export prices and Hand. ithe grading of lumber. The bone of <1. intention *rr is »>■«. the v clause providing for — ZWMIltr'U s Exj ie levying _i of penalt ./ties upon mills guiltv _ f overproduction jverproduction a ami the division of I---------- -nese pou oled penalties among the mills ___l to supply their quota. The liat fail >rth wet western lumbermen want to adopt forth that has been in effect __ agreement * AAAilie agrei or the past two years, as it stands. The California people insist upon a modifica- ion of it. They desire a sliding scale to ipgly under certain contingencies. Just | what these contingencies are the lumber- rnenre^ugcs to ®tate* Some say that the plea for a modification is based upon a ... mere technicality. Other aver that the llltnS, California representatives don’t know what they do want. However this may he, both factions are holding out for r£ing, their contentions. ' Iii the meantime the fate of the lumber industry hangs in the balance. _____ i Parlors in Peterson & Svenson’s Store For Useful Christmas Urip/', Wool, r Looks Bad for Lumbermen, c Proprietors Ladies are Cordially Invited to in spect our Stock of fashionable mil linery. ligious tyrant that oppressed Christ, who complained of the unwashed hands, the Sabbath day, his eating and drink, ing. Despotism could not live without the religious tyrant to stamp out the liberty of conscience, and to inculcate customs and creeds, and to bind down in ignorance superstition and unbelief. J. C. Govg. Real Estate Transfers. e <0 New Year’s Presents go to o COHN’S, (B J Tlie Leading Merchants. 'ey Furnished by H. T. Botts, alistracter. Queenie K. Riesland and husband to James H. Hicks. Block 1, Bar View Addition to Bay City. >500.00 w. H. H. Cary to W. II. Cary. N % Block 11 Thayer’s addition to Tilla mook and # W 30 U feet of Jx)t 1 I Block 4 McDermott’s addition to ' Tillamook. >80000. 1 Jacob and Peter Luthi and wife to I Thomas W. Morgan. Lot 3 Sec 26 I 1 S 10, except about 10 acres. >500. I U.S.A, to Oregon & California R. R. I Co. Patent. Lot4&SeSw3i 1 S 7. John E. Husby to Portland Trust Co. Sw gee 12 2 S 7. >1000 00 George H. Baxter and wife to Portland Trust Co. E X W 26 2 S 7. >1000.00 John Starr to Portland Trust Co. W of E 26 2 S 7. >1000 00 State of Oregon to Carl P. Knudson. Lot 8 Sec 6 2 N 9. >91.75 Two mortgages filed to secure >1156.70 emotgage for >300 00 satisfied- Andrew Peterson to Henry Lederer. 'V Ji Se, Se Se Sec 2 & Ne Ne Sec I 11 1 N 10. >2350.00 v.< Jane S Elliott et al to Tracy R. Elliott and wife. 13.80 acres in lot 1 Sec 7 1 S 9 >483 00 Anne Tone to Jacob H. Cook. S Nw, Eend a Helping Hand Sw Ne, Ne Sw, N % Nw & Nw Ne 10 2 S 10 and timber on Se Sw Sec 3 Hare von a young farmer neighbor 2 S 10. >2600.00 who is starting out to win his way on _ __ the farm ? Then lend hi ’ in a helping Mary Foland to U. B. Church. 1 acre for cemetery in Ne Sw 29 3 S 9. * hand. •;•*!» Possibly cash is scarce with >1 00 which to buy expensive machinery. May. lie only a small acreage is to l»e cut. E. F. Lyster and wife to David Martiny. which does not justify purchasing « Ne Sw 26 2 N 10. >100.00 $125 Innder or a $150 mower ; or a State of Oregon to C. A. Alisky. W <1 scraper is needed to do a little ditching. I Sec 16 6 S 10. >400.00 Temptingly Attractive Offer your machines ; he will gladly make good the breaks. The money W. N. Jones and wife to Nelson P. In Weaves, Colorings and Prices Wheeler. Nw S » Sec 27 & Ne Se required for the purchase of these ma Sec 28 2 N 6. >420.00 chines, if invested in stock that will Can now lie seen at— give him money, will greatly help him John, Mike and Henry Raz to Fred A. of Robitzch. Bond for deed. S Along. Several farms may be worked 1 S % Sec 32 2 S 9. >3100.00 with only one set of tools. Advise him «rlv and secure first choice. J g when be needs it. Send him a buyer for William Lyon au 1 wife to John T Weck- Come earlv ed in all cases. if his prodoce. Tell him of stock that he ert. Sw Sw Sec 4. Se Se Sec 5, Ne Satisfaction _ guaranteed might buy. Help him along in ev-ry Ne Sec 8 & Nw Ñw Sec 9 6 S 10. w >900.00 US il wav yo« can. You will hardly miss the time, and it will greatly benefit him. A. L Alderman by sheriff to Claude Haven’t you lieen over his path once ? Thayer. Tax Deed. ’’ * Se Se & Lots 2 3 & Don’t yoa remember how hard it was 4 17 2 N 10. >1.00 when yoti were starting out ? Don’t you fvmenibci how you appreciated W. W. Curtins to Wright-Blodgett Co., Ltd. Se Se & Lots 2, 3, & 4 Sec 17, good neighbors ? How their little talk« lots 1 2 3 & 4 Sec. 20 and lot I Sec. aidthemtert ' taken in you helped to 29 and tract of 16 acres, all in T 2 N inspire you and make you what you are 10. fi.00 today ? Then pass it along bv helping your Michi the young farmer, the Albert L Aiderman to Wright-Bio Igett Co Quit claim to same lands. |i 00 |Hrbn has moved in, the farmer (pile<1 and wants to rise again M. A. Coles to Wright-Blodgett Co. m along, for the good it will do Quit claim to same lands. |t 00. Momist. Claude Thayer and wife to Wright Blod gett Co. Quit-claim to same lands. Leligius Tyranny. >1.00. |>ITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] I O. O. F. to A. W. Severance. Lot in Cemetery. ¡ter how pure a principle, or rh l»cnefit would be derived Melissa Page to William E. Page. Lot Order» for I.nmlwr promptly »Hended to. B, if it is branded with despo. 3 and part of Lot 2 Sec 7 2 S io. s both un-Christiau and un >300.00 Donald M. Oliver and wife to William kligal son asked for hit portion. Watt. Se Se Sec 29 and W « Sw & Js given him wi'hout a inurmer, ____ Se Sw _____ Sec 28 2 N lo. flojo •» his own wav. The only hope Two mortgages filed to secure f 2425.00 I sometime he would come to The right to do wrong in de- j Ironically Speaking. » religious authority, or com- restraint belongs to every ■ The Eddy bill is raising about (j ne II citizen and believer in Him jated the con cience within, sixth of the state rercooe the first ve« r Next year it will «ration is (he extent of our right it is in existence Of course, the farmer •ition. God has never awthor- raise one.fifth law makers will <>e hot to repeal such a 1 person to dictate t»» me what I I have the largest and best assorted stock of old 1. or wtuit I shall not do, it is law.—Salem Journal. Bum ption for a man to talk of Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into Luther Burbank, of California, the | laws to compel me to do right, this City. [protection ot hie and property originator ot several new satieties of k crime does not interfere with me fruit, is called the "tireless investigator " , ill' ♦’ *’ *" *■' ..... least, nor with any other man He is the Edison of plant life and is a» flieve in the liberty cf conscience, much an inventor ns the latter. The Porte has agreed to the demands ierson who strives to do unto as be wool ! have other do unto oi the United States Government and above religious tyranny. The ordered the Governor of Alexandretta to 1 lathers came to this country to make ample apology to Consul Davis < 4» .4» .4» they could enjoy liberty. The for the insults and as»olt« to which he ». a A . A -A . A XA A does not try to compel us to do was subjected l»y the police of Alexan Don ’ t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can . he is always under the cloak of dretta while he was escorting ton de buy it pure and unadulterated from me. r»s. or like Paul, who was com- parting steamer a naturalized American « ■" . ned by his religion to imprison citizen named Attnrinn wk ** JF who dared to follow their own Iilierated from prison through the inter «ration of Mr Davis. -* - *- *f right or wrong. It was th. ,r« )N. « K NEW FALL FABRICS 8 For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order. K H SARCHET, the etc Tailor, Tillamook. : t . and Spruce Lumber. Spruce and Cedar Shingles Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY J. s « to to to to to to to ito to s LAMAR, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. a Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. « 1903 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County. Department No. 1. State of Oregon, 1 Plaintiff, VB. Frank Severance, administrator ;■ of the Estate of Herman 1 Brown, deceased, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard upon the application of J. N. Hart. District Attorney, for an order requiring all persons interexted In the estate mentioned in the information herein, to appear ami show cause, if any they have, within a time to be fixed by the Court, why the title to the land described in the information should not vest in the State of Oregon, and it ap|>earing to the Court that upon the filing of the information here in, a summons was duly issued to Frank Severance Administrator of the estate of Herman Brown, deceased, the defendant above named, and the jierson in possession, requiring him to appear and answer the in formation herein within the time allowed by law in civil actions ; that the said sum mons has been duly served upon said de fendant in person within Tillamook County, Oregon more than ten days prior hereto ; and it further appearing to the Court that this action was prosecuted by J. N. Hart. District Attorney of the Third Judicial Dis trict of the State ot Oregon, by the leave ami under the direction of the Governor of sail! State ; that B. L, Eddy has been employed by said Governor as additional counsel in this cause ; that on or about the 12th day of September 1899, one Herman Brown died intestate in Tillamook County, Oregon, and the said deceilant was, at the time of his death, an inhabitant of said county, and the owner of the following described real pro perty situated therein, to wit : The North Half (Vi) of the South Half t’s), of Section Two (2), in Township One (1) South of Range Seven (7) West of the Willamette Meridian ; that the said Herman Brown was the person last seized of said real property, and he died without heirs, leaving said real property escheated and vested in the State of Oregon, subject only to the lawful claims of credi tors ; that Frank Severance, the above named defendant, is the duly appointed, qualified anil acting administrator of the estate of said Herman Brown, deceased, and as such administrator, said Severance is in possession of said described real property claiming such possession for the purpose of subjecting the same to the payment of cer tain claims of creditors against the estate of said Herman Brown, deceased. It is therefore O rdkrkd : That al! persons interested in the said estate of Herman Brown, deceased, lie, and they are hereby, required to ap|>ear before this’ Court, and show cause, if any they have, within sixty days from the date hereof, why the title to the real projierty described in the information herein, and being the estate of Herman Brown. deceased , late of Tillamook County. Oregon should not vest in the State of Oregon ; that this order be published for at least six successive weeks from the date hereof in the Tillamook Headlight, a newspaper published in Tilla mook County. Oregon, Done in open Court, this 9th day of November, A.D.. 1903. GEO II. BURNETT, Judge. i 8T\TE OF ORBGON./ sm County ofTillamook. I ’ 1 HOMER MASON, County Clerk and Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of Tillamook and State of Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing copy of order has been by me compared with the original, and that it is a correct transcript therefrom, and the whole of such original order as the same ap|M*ars of record at iny office and in my custody. in Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set by hand ami affixed the seal of said Court this 13th day of November. 1903. HOMER MASON, Clerk. N otick is H krkby G ivkn ,—That the iin- dcrsigncil Executor of the last will and tcataincnt of DAVID SUH WELLNIS, <le ceased, has filed his final account as such executor in the Office of the County Clerk of Tillamook County. Oregon, ami that the County Judge of said <?ounty has appointed Monday,January 11, 190+ astheday for the hearing of objections to said account and the settlement thereof. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this Decem ber lOth, 1903. H krman H. T ubiiksing , Executor of the last will and testament of David Schwcllnus, deceased. H. T. B otts , Attorney for Executor. T imhkii I.ANO A ct , J vmk j , 1,76.—N oth -» H ob Pl Bl.¡CATION. United States land Office, OregouCity, (he. ember and loot Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitle«! An act for the Mile of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory.” as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 189a, MICHAEL I.ANGE, Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 6325, for the puichase of the W H of Sw %. of Section 2M and $ 1$ of He % of section *A>, in township No. 2 South, Range No. 8 West, and will offer pl oof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber orstonc than for agricultural purpoaea, a nd to establish his claim to said land before the Countv Clerk of Tilla mook County, at Tillamook Citv. Oregon, on Saturday, the 30th day of January, I904. He names as witnesses Walter (’ Bailey, John Weiss, Vincenz Jacob, Benjamin Jacob, of Tillamook, Oregon. Any ami all persons claiming adversely the above-descrilied lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said jOth day of January, 1904. A lgernon 8. D rkhskk , Register. T imber L and A ct , J unk 3. 1878.—N otice for P ublication . United States Land Office, Oregon City. Oregon, October 7th, 19O3. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congmss of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale ot timbei lands in the States of California. Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex tended to all the Public Land States by act ot August 4th, I8J2. JOHN BORIIA, Of Beaver, county • t Tillamook, State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office hia swoti. statement No. &l»8, for the piirclmse of the Nw >4 of Nw l4. Nr ‘4 of Nw and S’., of Nw % of sec. No. 28. in Township No 2 South, range No. 8 west, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more \aluable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the County Cleik ot Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on Monday, the 28th day of December, I903. He names as wit nesses ; Walter C. Bailey. John M. Weiss. Benjamin (>. Stiurt’-r, Harris G. Cox, of Tillamook. Oirgon. Any and all persona claiming adversely the alwive describe«! lands aie requested to file their c aims in this office on or before said 28th da) of December, IU03. A lgernon S. D rkrskr . Register. T imber L and A ct . J unk 3. 1878.—N otick F or P ublication , United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Oct.iber 19th, I«xi8. Notice is hereby giv* 11 that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled •‘An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Tetritory,” as extended to all the Public Land Stales by act of August 4, 1892, ALBERT MASON. Of Tillamook. County of Til Tillamook, State ot < iregon, has this filed 1 in thi* ____ day _______ L2.is office his sworu s(.dement No. *’ ' 63I4, for the pmchase of the W of . the Lj . of .. section _____ .... No. 32, in tp. No. 2 South, Range No. 10 West, am! will offer proof to show H ih I 'he land sought is more valuable for ita timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud betoie the County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon at Tillamook City, Ore., on Saturday, the 2nd day of January, 1904. II«- names ns witnesses : James M Morgan, James Morgan, of Netarts; Edna M Mason, Giant Bailey, of Tillamook. Oregon. Aiiy and all persona claiming adversely the alatve described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on 01 before said 2nd day of January, 1804. ALGERNON H. D kkrsbb , Register. T imber L and , A< t J unk 3, 1M78.—N otick F or Pll III.ICA 1 ION United Hluh s L iiik I Office, Oi < roii < it , < ti rgon. November 24th, 1903. Notice I m hereby given Hint in coinpItHiice with the proviMioiiN of the art of CnngrcMi of June 3, 1M78, entiled '* An act lor the sale of tim i>er lands in the Ktatew of ("alifornia. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex tended to all (he Public Land States by art of August 4 I892, ANNETTA It. MAHON, Of Tillamook City. County ofTillamook, State ul Oregon, I ibn inis day Sled in thia offin her sworn statement No. 6275. for the purchase of the F, of Nw '4 Sw *4 of Nw % ami Nw 1 , of >w % of Section No. 3,5. in Township No. 2 Noitli, Range io West, and «ill | offer proof to show that the land sought is j more valuable for Its tiinbei 01 stone than for : ij > i i< iiltm a I |mi|ioM'H, and to •■sfablish tier , eiaiiii to sal<| laud before the County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook City, Oirgon, on Saturday, the fHIh day of | February. I904 She names as witnesses Lewis L smith, Harry T. Criii'r, Frank < ranr, Frank Long, of Hobsonville, Oregon. A11.v1.11d all peiHoiis claiming advmaely the above described lands Hrr «tauealed to file their claiina in tliiaoffice on or liefore si<i<l I3H1 day ofFebiuary, 1904. A lgkbnon S. D resner , Register. T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. i«78 — N oth e for I’t HLICATlON. United Blates l.aud Office, Oregon City, Oregon, November 7th, i < xm . Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, I878. entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California. Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Tri ritory,” as extended to all the Public Land States bj act of Ai gust 4. I'M. ROSIE JACOB. of Spruce, County of Tillamook, State ot Oregon, has this day filed in this office her sworn Statement No. 63'29, for the purchase of IheSw % ot section No 34. in tp. 2 Month, Range No 8 West. ami will offri proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agriciiltmal pur poses, and to < st iblish her claim to said land before the Com-ty Cleik of Tillamook ("minty, In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon Oregon, at Tillamook C ty, Oirgon. on Mon Tillamook County. day, the 2.5th day of January, lu>4- Bhe names The for Astoria Company. 1 as witnesses Plaintiff, Walter <". Halley John Weiss, Vincent Jacob, va. Michael Lange, of Tillamook. Oi«g<m. Any ami all persons claiming adversely the .Ernest Barton (formerly Ernst > (>. Hvci s »n), Jennie C. Barton, above described ands are requested to filr theii and Nth dem Coal Company, clHiins in this office on or before said 2>th day Defendants. J of January. 11*04. To Jennie C. Barton, one of the defendants A lgernon S. P resser , Register. 1 above named ■ T imber L and . A c r junk 3. 187S.—-N otice fob I n the name of the State of Oregon You P ublication . are hereby required to apfiear and answer United States Land Office. the complaint filed against you and others O egon City, Oregon, in the above entitled court am! cause, on or November 7th, 1903. 1 before the last day of the time prescribed in Notice is hereby given that In compliance the order for the publication of this sum with the provisions ot the act of < ongress of , mons. to wit : On or liefore six weeks from June 3, 1M7M, entitled An act for the sale of 1 the loth day of December, A.D., 1903 , ami timber land in the States of California Oregon if you fall so to appearand answer for want Nevada and Washington Territor y.” as extended thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court to all the Public land Stales by ru.1 of Augusta, 1 for the relief demanded in Its complaint here in, to-wit : For a decree for the foreclosure of •*92, HENIIAKU JACOR. I a certain mortgage maile «nd executed by Of Mpruce, County of Tillamook. State of Ernest Barton and yourself, bearing date Oregon ha- this 'lay filed in this <,ffi< r his, | June 1st, A l».. 1901, ami executed and <l< ■•worn statement N ». 63.8 f«,r th«’ purchase <»f 1 livere<l to Tlie Astoria ( ompany. the plain the N "I Ne % and se ol Ne ‘4 of «■«•. 32 tiff above named, for the sum of (Inc Thou a 1 i <1 Nw «>f Nw % 0* sec No 33 In tp No 2 •», wand DollnrH. upon the following deacribe<l range No a W. mid will offer pr«»of to sh.rw real pro|M*rty situated in Tillamook County, hat the I mu <1 sought is more valuable for its Oregon to-wit timber or *tone than for Mg cultuial purposes, The North Half of the Northwest mid to vstatilish his < Ini in to said laud Iwf«» e t he Quarter (•<> and the North Half «» of the County Ch'rk of Tillamook ("ounty, at Till*« Northeast Quarter *1 < * of Section Twenty mook • ily, Oregon. oil .Monday, the 26th «lay of 1 one (21 l in Township Three till North of January, 1-/4 He iiames a- wl non««- Range Ten (1O> West of the Willamette Walt« r< Bailey, lolih Weiss, \ Incenz Jarob, , wlrrhlian. containing one hundred •d’Hv Micharl Mil re of Tillam<»ok . Oirgon acres, which mortgage was. on June 3rd, Any ami all persona claLning adversely the 1901, «Inly recordr«! in the office of the m ! h » v descriI m -«! lan«lH are re<|•jest«,<! to file their 1 CountjrClerk ofTillamook County. Oregon, claimH n thia office on or before said 25th day in la»«»k I. " on page 279 thereof Records of ol January, l<r’4 Mortgages of sal«l County, the same having A lgkbnon S D kemnkr Regwlre la-en given to secure the payment of a cer tain note execute«! by said TlMBF.a L and A ct , J unk 3, 1H7H.—N otick F or Ernest promissory Barton am! yourself, under date of • URLtCATfoN. June 1st, 190-. in favor of The Astoria C«»m (’uited states Mud Offi«*e, puny, the plaintiff above named for the sum Oregon City. Oregon of One Thousand hollars, payable one year October 19th, Itfo'S after «late with interest at the rate of ten Notice is b r«-by given that in compliance » mt cent per annum until paid, said note with the provisions of the act «»f Congress ol urt her providing that in case suit <»r action lune .'., 1*178. eotitleri All art for Die sale oi should be institute«! to collect the same or timbet lands in th«- StatesofCaltloriHa Oicgoti any portion thereof, then the said makers Nevada and Washington Territory.” as ex should pay such sum as the court might tended to all the Public Land Mates by a« t ol a«lju<igc reasonable as an attorney's fee August 4, ia^2. in such suit <»r acti«»n . said «lecrcr F.DN* M M^MtN. to further provklr for iudgmrnt in favor ! Of Tillamook, < «ointy of Tillamook state of of plaintiff for the full amount of pnn Oregon. has thia day file«| in tilts off’n lie« cipal interest secured by said promissory for ihr purchase purthrtM- of note an«! sworn staUineiit No b* and thnt plaintiff s «aid mortgage lie i of Mr * 4 of 11 Dew «4 of Nr '4 and W He ' hr. lion dccree<l to be a first lien upon all of the said No 3 in town-hip 2 South, Range i<» U' »l mortgaged real profierty to secure the pa^ and will offer proof to .how that Dir land merit of the uni«! sums together with 8 '.<» •'>’* sought is 11 ore valuable for lie timle r ot atone taxe« paid by plaintiff on said land, attor D ikii for agricultural purpoM-s, and to ratat.lish ncy"s fees ami tlie coats and disbursements herelaitu to said laud la*fore tlie « minty t h rk of this suit, and said decree to further pr<- of rillmnook County. Ore at Tillamook City vide that you, the said Jennie C Hart«»n be , <»rr oh Saturday the 2nd «lay of Ja nary, 1904 forever liarrr«! nnd f«>revlose«l of ail right, She names a- witlirsse» title interest ami claim in and to the sai«! Jainr» M Moigan. James .Morgan of Nelaitn, drscrilrcd real proj»erty. and every part there Ore Albert M .so 1, (»rant Bailey, of Tllia- of. and that you l»e esj*r<-ially barred and 1 mook Ore forecloacd of and from «lower an«! claim of Any sod all persona claiming adversely the dower in am! to the same ' alajvr described laii'l» are requested t h'r tin ii claims in thin offi« c 011 or iiefirre »aid 2ti«l day of Januai y. l</-4 A m . ernon H. DXE xh BK RegiSlfO N«»T!« F. FOR PUBLICATION. |H p ntment of the Intern.r Land office at <*reg«»«i City Ore . |8.tinbcr 5, I90; Notice is hereby give" that the f Bowing nainrd settler has fi.ad nolire of hl» iuiewtioii 1«» make final proof'll support «»f hia claim, and that said proof will f»e made la*fo»a the i «'ounty clerk «** Tdla • oolt County, fill« w iiKsu. Oreg ,11. on January 2« <i I9 4.»»« AI.NFMT W Pl.yNK If F. No lifr'7 for the Ne Nr '4 -er z» t *•' *4 ••d Nw % Me «ectton «. tp- 2 11 oft h > anf** 9 wot Empire Seperntor for Sale. I Hr name» th* loll .wing witnesses In prove I 14« cowl• miO’is raaoivm-e up<»n and colli'alhm For »air. an Empire Sr per a tor in good of said land vis • ». » fxwlsl, tb Harry T < ran* Frank • ranr order, nt n ven low ligure. Apply at ! F.iia Fr.*k»»« ..f H«’»»»nvillr O ego 1 hit office. A ud -. mxj . B D xs . b -1 h , K givte I )
