TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 6,
1904.
TIMBER MEN IN TOWN.
Educational Evolution.
Alberto. He will start trom a place in
The trend of twentieth century educa­ the Mediterranean where messages are
received from Cornwall and Cape Breton
tion is in the direction of manual train­
with perfect distinctness, and then move
ing. The demand is for an education
steadily away, meanwhile watching
that does not come entirely from books—
Mr. W. W. Curtiss, representing the
carefully the elimination in clearness.
for education that trains the eye, the
Signals may cease to be recogr.izabll at
Whitney Co.. Ld.; Mr. P. T. Brumby,
hand and the brain in harmonious
reprt ' nting Blodgett & Co. ; Messrs. R.
six
thousand miles, or perhaps they may
unison.
E. Hammond and G. B. McLeod, repre­
The twentieth century boy likes to be discernible still further away. The
senting the Astoria Co. ; and Mr. Wells
make things and to do things. On the most distant point from Poldhu that can
Gilbert and wife, of Goldendale, Wash.,
playground he either wants to construct be reached is in the vicinity ot New-Zea­
came in on Friday to look over the
something or pull down something. The land, and to that quarter of the glolx
assessment of the timber lands and to
the ship's course
will he directed.
mental impulse is the same in both
meet with the Board of Equalization.
Whether the other waves from Cornwall
cases. If he has no opportunity to build
Thev represented 150,000 acres of tirn
will reach so far nobody can say, but a
something or put something together
berland, and were disappointed because
pound of fact is worth a ton of theory,
he naturally seeks to gratify his curi.
County Judge Conder, one of the board,
osity as to how they are made by pulling and Mr. Marconi is looking for facts. It
wai not in the city, who returned on
is no exaggeration to say that the ven­
I them apart—a process that exercises
Saturday afternoon, but the timber rep­
ture in question may yield results of in­
i whatever mechanical taste or aptitude
resentatives, with the exception of Mr.
calculable value.
he may possess.
Curtiss, had started on their return to
This evolution in the direction of in­
City life appears to be attractive to
Pott land.
dustrial training is by no means confined the country boy because he knows so
Thev did not appear at all pleased on I
to America. The steady drift of women little of the reality of it and so much of
recount of Assessor Hare raising the as­
into the industries is piost notable in the harder side ot farm life. He dosen’t
sessment on timber claims to $800, but
Germany. In the work of intelligently stop to think that in a town job so
owing to the tillable land being assessed
solving the problem of industrial educa­ many hours a day and often several
higher only one company, that of the I
tion Germany is far ahead of anv other hours of the night belong to his employ,
Whitney Company Limited, entered a
country on the globe, but America is er and that business comes ahead of any
protest, but the board did not lower
rapidly overtaking Germany.
pleasure ,or entertainment. It may be
the assessment on timber claims. The
Manual training schools are multiply­ hard to work in the field while others go
protest is as follows :
ing in all the large American cities and off to the circus or lecture, but it isn't as
To the Honorable County Board of
the growing popular demand for train­ hard as to work in a store or office and
■ Equalization of Tillamook County,
ing of this kind in the public school is see all the crowds go by and have to
Oregon ;
manifesting itself bv the marked increase stick to business himself. He can attend
Comes now your petitioner, The Whit­
in the enrollment of the industrial train, but few of the city’s attractions. There
ney Company Limited, a partnership ■
ing departments. It is to develop and is more drudgery and less freedom of
association existing under the laws of
exercise the creative and constructive mind or body behiud that counter or
the State of Michigan, and respectfully
faculty that manual training is being in­ desk than in front of it. He can have T imber L and A ct , J une 8. 1878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice for
protests against the valuation placed by
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troduced in public schools. The plan i8 more freedom and holidays on a farm
United States Land Office,
United States Land Office,
the Assessor of Tillamook
County,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Oregon City, Oregon,
to shift from the books to the workshop than in town. He can make more mon­
August 6th, I604.
August 6th, 1^04.
Oregon, upon the hereinafter described
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
and from the workshop to the books ey on a farm than in town as a rule. He I Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
lands which are owned by your peti­
I with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provisions of the act of Congress of
again, supplying a rational education caw get a business of his own in the June 3, ,87ft, entitled “An act for the*sale of June 3rd, 1878, entitled, “An act for the sale
tioner in said county ; for the reason
lands in the States of California. Oregon of t mbet lands in the States of California,
which not only furnishes a knowledge of country ; but few’ in thecitv become any­ : timber
Nevada ai.u wM^oington Territory,” as ex­ Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory”
*that said valuation is excessive, unjust,
mechanics, but also at the same time thing but cogs in the wheel. If one puts tern led to ail the Public Land States by act of as extended to all the Public Land States by act
unequal and unlawful ; that said asses­
of August 4, 1892,
August 4th, 18-Ja.
constitutes an incentive for boys and as much study into the farm business as
M a NDELIA NUGENT.
EDWIN G. STEARNS,
sor in assessing real property of said
Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom, State of
Of
Bellingham,
county
of
W
liatcom,
State
of
girls who have a natural taste for in­ the town man is compelled to put into
ashington,has this day filed in this office ilia U ashington. has this day filed in this office her
couutv, has expressly and avowedly ad
dustrial training to remain in the schools. his business there'll be lots of mental swoi 1. statement No. 6472. for the purchase of the sworn statement No. 6474, for the purchase of
opted the rule of assessing all of said real
Sw l4 of sec. No. 28. in Township No s South, the Ne’4 of Section No. 33, in Township No. 5
stimulus and money stimulus on the range No. to west, and will offer proof to show S, Ran e No. 10 W, and will offer pioof to
property at one-third of its reputed
that the land sought is more valuable for its show that the land sought is more valuable
W ireless Telegraphy,
farm.
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, for its limber or stone than for agiicultura
market value, which rate of valuation
* * *
and to establish his claim to said laud before purposes, and to establish her claim to said lain!
Mr. Marconi’s latest visit to this coun­
the Register and Receiver of this office at before the Register and Receiver of this office
said Assessor has expressly and avowed­
Farmers in eastern states have tried Oregon City Oregon, on Thursday, the 37th day at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th
try naturally invites a survey of the
ly adopted as “ true cash value,” at
day of October, 1904. She names as wifn ssea :
October. 10114. lie names as witnesses:
to secure legislation restricting automo. of Gilbert
Gilbert l> Stearns, Mary M Williams, Henry
D. Stearns, Henry A. Joerns, George
which property is required by statute to progress already made in the art in
bilists, but it has been found that the 11. Green, of Bellingham, Wash. ; Walter C. A. Joerns. George II. Green, of Bellingham,
Bailoy, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Wash.
be assessed ; that in assessing the here­ whose development he has played so
automobile men have had more to do in
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
inafter described lands of your petitioner conspicuous a part. Six years ago wire­
described lands are requested to file their above described lands are requested to file their
making the laws than rhe farmers; in c above
aims
in
this
office
on
or
before
sa.d27tlidaj
claims
in this office on or before said 27th day
less
telegraphy
was
practically
unheard
for said year, said Assessor has wrong­
of October I904.
some cases the laws were dictated by of October,
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register
fully valued each one-hundred and sixty of. To-dav scores of transatlantic steam,
them and of course in their interest. As
tract at the sum of eight-hundred dol ships make use of it to report their arriv­
an eastern exchange puts it: "In some T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
lars, or five dollars per acre ; that said al when fifty or one hundred miles from
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P uri . il a 1 ION.
states the country road speed limit was
United States Land Office,
United Stales Land Office,
lands are valuable only for the timber the coast and to exchange messages at
Oregon
City, Oregon,
raised from ten miles an hour to twenty,
Oregon
Ci y, Oregon.
August 6th, 1904,
standing thereupon and are situated in sea. Nearly all the navies of the more
August olh, 1904.
and farmers’ hands were so tied they
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
localities remote from settlement and progressive nations have actually adopt­
ean do nothing. In short, the rural peo­ June 3, 1878. entitled ” An act for the sale of with the provisions of the act of Congress of
improvements, the soil thereof being un­ ed or taken steps to introduce it. Both
lands in the States of California. Oregon, June 3rd, I878. entitled ”A ii actio? the saleof
ple were buncoed.” This information timber
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­ timbt 1 lands in the Staten of California, Oregon,
suited to cultivation and being also situ­ Japan and Russia have found it exceed­
tended to all the Public Land States by act of Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­
may
be
made
valuable
in
western
states.
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4th, 1892,
ated remote from transportation lines, ingly helpful during the last few months.
August 4th, 1K92.
It teaches us to look sharpely into any
ADDIE F KIRKPATRICK.
HENRY A. JOERNS.
public roads, mills aud other advantages; Its value to armies in active service was
Bellingham, county ot Whatcom, State of
bill that may be proposed on the sub­ Of
Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom, State of
Washington,
lias
this
day
filed
in
this
office
her
strikingly
illustrated
in
South
Africa
in
that the sum of one-thousand dollars
Washington,
has this dav filed 111 this office his
ject and make sure that it is not drawn sworn statement No. 0476. for the purchase of sworn .statement
No. t>4;;, for the purcIlSM "f
per tract of one-hundred and sixty acres the conflict between the British and the
the Ne ‘4 of Section No. 28, in Township No.
the So '4 <>l section No. 2), 111 TowtlSllftp
up
in
the
interest
of
the
automobile
mak
­
5
South,
Range
No.
lo
West,
and
will
offer
No.sSontli,
Range
lo W. and will offer pioof
is the full market value of said lands at Boers. Little has yet been done com­
to show that the laud sought is more
ers and owners rather than in that of 1 proof
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­ to allow that the laud sought is more aluable
this time ; that within the past year mercially on land, hut several business
for
its
timber
or
stone
than for agricultural
cultural
purposes,
and
to
establish
her
claim
the farmers and others who drive teams.
I to said land before the Register «nd Receiver purposes, ami to establish his claim to said
bona fide sales in the ordinary course of firms and corporations in the United
land before the Register and Receiver of this
are
certain
io
have
an
automobile
|
of
thin
office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
on
Friday,
business have been made on a portion Stateshaving factories in different places
I the 28tli day ot October. She names as wit­ office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, the
law ; let us he sure it is made right.
28tli day of October, i9o4. He names as wit
nesses :
of said lands at the sum of one thousand are planning to establish communica­
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•
Gilbert I). Stearns, of Bellingham, Wash. ; Hesses ;
Gil art D S earns, George II. Green, Loren
tion
between
them
by
this
agency,
and
Austin, of Dolph, Oregon . Walter C
dollars per tract of one hundred and
A Frenchman has made the assertion Arthur
of Bellingham, Wash. , Walter C.
Bailev, Tillam 10k, (liegon ; George H. Green. Elander
Bailey, of Tillamook, Oregon
sixty acres ; that the value of said lands have given the preference to the appara­ that he soon will lie able to produce
Any and all persons claiming fidvers ly the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
have not increased since such sales were tus of some of Mr. Marconi’s American j strawberries as big as pumpkins. Since above-dene
¡bed lands are requested to file their above described lands are requested lo tile
dal" s iu this office on or before said
made ; that it is well known to said rivals. The latest advance, from a the advent of "potomatoes” we are pre­ claims in this office on or before said ¿sth day their
28th day of October. 1904.
of October, ¡9o4.
strictly
business
point
of
view,
is
the
A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
Assessor, as well as to the public at
A lgernon S. D kbhskr , Register.
pared to believe-most anything.
large, that portions of said lands and initiation of a daily news service from
* M *
T
imber
L
and A ct . J unk 3, 1M78.—N otice F or
T imber L and . A ctjune 3. 1878.—N otice for
Foreign immigration during the last
other lands of like character and value, both this country and England for one
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I'UBLICA! ION
United States Land Office,
have been sold in the ordinary course of of the lines of steamers playing between fiscaljvear again exceeded 800,000. At
United States Land offii <>.
Oregon City, Ore.
Oregon City, Oregon,
August 22nd. I90I.
business during the past year at the Liverpool and New York.
this rate the next census will show more
August 6th, i<)O4.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
The transmission of a few messages than the average decennial increase.
Notice
is
hereby
given that In «oniplimice
average price of one-thousand dollars or
witli the provisions of the act of Congr-*ss of
with the provision« ot the act of < ongre«« of
June
t.
1878,
entitled
“
An
act
for
Ue
sale
from
shore
to
shore
across
the
Atlantic
less per tract of one-hundred and sixtv
of timber lands in the States of California, June 3, 1x78, entitled ■‘An act for the sale ot
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as timber land in the HtRteH ofCalifomia, Oregon,
acres and that, as a matter of fact nearly two years ago suggested start­
Sermons Boiled Down.
extended to all the Public Land States by act of Nevada wild Wash ing ton Terri tot yas extended
to all the Public Land States by act of August 4,
which is and has been at all times well ling possibilities. Up to the present time
Aumist 4, 1892.
1892,
MRS. ROSE V CLOUGH,
known to said Assessor, no greater sum these have not] been fully realized. It
A live saint needs to ware no symbol. Of Tillamook,
MARY M. WILLIAMS,
county of THlainook. State of
Bellingham. county of Whatcom, Rtste of
than one-thousand dollars per claim of was found that the system worked less
A white life preaches louder than a Oregon, has tliift day filed in this office her of
Wa«hington. has thia day filed in thia office her
I
sworn
statement
No.
64^7,
for
the
purchase
one-hundred and sixty acres could have satisfactorily on some days than on black tie.
1 of the E '/1 of E
of section 3-, in tp. 2 South, «worn statement N o ^6473, for tlie purchase of
Range
No.
10 West.
and
will
offer the rte *4 ol rectioi 28, In township No s
been realized bv sale at any time within others, and it was wisely decided not to
Love usually tries to hide the noblest proof
to show that the land
sought is rHiige No. 10 W. ami will offer proof to all »w
invite
public
patronage
until
it
could
be
more valuable for its timlier dr stone than for hat 1 he land nought I m more valuable for its
deeds.
more than a year last past for lands of
agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim t iD'»er or stone than for ng 'ruliuial purposes,
the character, value and location of the handled with greater regularity and cer-
No man finds himself until lie is willing ! to said lain« before tlie Couutv Clerk of I ilia and (4> establish her elm in to said land bcfoie the
inook County, at Tillamook City. Oregon, on Register and Receiver of this office hi Oregon
said lauds of your petitioner ; that said tainity. The lack of uniformity in the to be lost.
I Wednesday, the I6th day of November, I904. She Clly, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th day of
October, 17 4
Hhe uh men hh wi noncM :
distance
at
which
the
Hertz
waves
affect
names
as witnesses :
Assessor has arbitrarily and wrongfully
A little elbow grease is worth a lot of
GilbertD. Stearns Mandelin Nugent Henry
I James M Morgan, Jame« Morgan, Edward
and without reasonable ground there­ a rcceiver’had been observed many times (>j|y phrases,
| Morgan, ol Netarts, Oregon ; Frank Easter, 6f A Joerns. of Helllngham, Wash.; Waiter C.
Hailey, of Tillamook. Oregon.
ok. Oregon
for, pretended to estimate the market before. It was particularly noticeable
Things that are almost right are alto­ Tillam
Any aud all persona claiming a«lver*ely thi*
Any mid all persons claiming adversely the
abov’* describe«! lands are requested to filetheir
in
the
summer
of
1902.
when
for
sev-
|
|
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
value of petitioner’s said lands at the
gether wrong.
ciaimM
in this office on or before said 27th day
1 claims in thia office on or before said i6thday of
ol (ktooer, I904
sum of twenty-four hundred dollars per eral weeks the station at Polebu emit­
The rightness of a thing does not de­ I November, 1904
ALGERNON ft. D rehs EK. Register.
■
\l.i.FRNON
ft.
D
kesskh
,
R<
’
gister.~
tract of one-hundred and sixty acres, ted impulses designed exclusively for pend on its wryness.
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
and has applied his said rule of assess­ the warship Carlo Alberto. It has also
A man is not firm in faith because heis
Department of the interior.
T imber L and . A ct J une 3, 1878—N( tick for
ment by assessing the same upon the been detected iu the sending of dis- { fossilized in mind.
lamd Office «t Oregon City. Ore.,
P ubi . k aiion .
September 17th. I9U4.
United statea Land Office,
aflitssment roll at eight-hundred dol­ patches to the Cunard steamships.
The peroration of a sermon often pre- I Notice is hereby given
that the following-
•
Oregon City, o ego- ,
' named settler has filed notice of liiw intention
August 6th, 1904.
lars per tract of one-hundred and sixtv These vessels always hear either from vents lt8 application
I to make final proof in support of his claim.
Notice i" hereby given that in compliance
Poldhu
or
Table
Head,
Cape
Breton,'
--
....
acres as herein before alleged ; that it
Most moral infection comes from ap­ ' and lha' said proof *11! be made before the with the pniviaions <>f th« hci of Cong e.-s of
County Clerk Tillamook Co., nt Tillamook Jun* 3rd, i M zm , entitled "An art. for lie-ale >>f
is well known to said Assessor that lands and occasionally from both. One day 1 parently small vices.
' City, Oregon, on November trd. 1904, vis.
t inlx r taniis in'h« S ates «>f California Oregon,
PETER AMP.
Living in the past only puts the head-
of the character and value of those of the messages may not travel more than
Nevada mid Washington Territory,” as ex­
HE No 12261, for the Ne % Ne
S S Ne ’4 ended to all the Public lain«! stHt. m tiy act of
1,500
miles,
and
the
next
day
they
may
■
light
on
the
rear
platform,
your petitioner have not, at anv time
•' Nw
K' — *4
•' Of sec. 2M. tp
*
1 Houth, range August 4, 189?,
: HO<I Sc X
West.
GKORGK II (.KEEN,
A man is never happy until he has 1 IO He
been sold in the ordinary course of busi­ be received 2,000 or 2.2'K) miles off.
n tmrs the following witnesses to prove of Hcllinghoiii. county of Ui.utcom, State f
I Ids continuous residence upon aud cultivation Washington, I him this day file« I in tine oflo«
ness at a greater price than one-thou­ With more sensitive receivers, more ceased to care whether he is or not.
: of said land. viz. :
liis «worn statement No 647» for the pur-
One does not have to lie crusty in na- I Robert Eichinger, Dee Tomlinson, Fred chehe of the Nr % ot eectinn No 32, III
sand dollars per quarter section, but powerful wave generators and other
/
ronilii:so*i
.
of
Tillamook,
Oregon
;
Elmer
Hall,
township No. 5 South. Rangr 10
, mri
technical
improvements
Mr.
Marconi
ture to give a crust to the needy.
said Assessot in assessing petitioner's
of bpruce, Oregon.
will offer proof to show thst the land
A lgernon ft D resser , Register.
eouahl is morr valuable for its ti:nher or stove
You |cannot • atone for stealing the
said lands, has expressly and purposely hoj>es that these eccentricities may be
thm-lo avri< nit lira I pnrpose* and to«etabi*h
dep.* rted from the rule established by overcome. Several months mav elapse bakery by giving away a few biscuits.
his claim to said land before the ICrgiMrnd
before that result is achieved, but the in- j
Receiver of till* office at Oregon Cit ,. Oregon
An honest laugh may have more re
I on
law that in rhe assessment of lands the
Friday, the 28th day of tlctola r, I904. lie
names mm witnesses :
true cash value shall be held and taken yentor s confidence seems rational, to ligion in it than the most pious logic,
Gilliert D Stearns. Henry A. Joerns Edwin
When a man introduces himself with
1
to mean the amount such property say the least. The only wonder is that
G Stearns, of BelImglimn, Wash,; Walter C
Bailey, of fdlmnook, Oregon.
BDBER ÄMD HAIRDRESSER.
Would sell for at a voluntary sale made so much has actually been accomplished flattery you may count on lum as a
Any and all peiwoM» «’¡aiming adversely the
already
!
a1»ovc described lands m re requested to fib’ their
probable foe.
in t he ordinary ecurse ot business, while
shaving hair curriNG clidms
in thi*> office on or l»et<,rr said 2*th day
When once the systematic sending of'
at the same time in assessing the other
of • tetober, 1904
SHAMPOOING, ETC
AfAtRXON D rksmrr . Register.
messages
for
2,500
or
3.000
miles
be
­
1$nds of said County, said Assessor has
A Love Letter,
determined true cash value by the said comes a practical reality, the world will ; Would not interest you if yoti’ 're
i look-1
rule laid down by statute, ami has lie eager to learn how much further they ! ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sore* j E’.ectric Baths nicely fitted up. Good for
Mpsessed said other la mis upon said will go. No one has considered the ques­ : Bfirna or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, j persons suffering with rtieurnatiHtn.
Mo., writes: “I suffered with an ugly
assessment roll at one-third of said true tion more carefully than Mr. Marconi or sore for a year, but a box of Buckleti’s
Alsh value, and by such arbitrary means feels a livelier interest in its solution. , Arnica Halve cured me
It's the ls*i»t
the said lands of vour petitioner have | A« preuiously reported, he alreadv hn» in salv» on -srth." 25c. al Chas. I. Cluuifh. 1
been excessively and wrongfully assessed view a set of experiments which should Drug Store.
proportion to the other real property throw much light on the subject. These
Saves Two From Death,
are designed to test the capacity ot the '
of said county on said assessment roll
K Wherefore your petitioner ptotests Poldhu and Table Head stations merely, I “ Our little daughter had an ahrKwt fa­
tal attack of wh«<»pip< couffh and bron.
DOES ALL KIND« OF
•gmnst the said assessment of peti­ and not to locate the limits of Hertz j chili«.” write* Mr». W. K Haviland, of
tioner's lands as exce-sive. unequal, un­ ware communication The one thing Arin«»nk, N.Y, “but. when al] other
just and not uniform with the assess­ has an important bearing on the other, rwondien failed, we »aved h“r life with
Dr. King’* New Di*.'*overy. Our niece
nai>
ment of other lands on said roll and con­ however, because when the effect of the who had <Jonatinijdi'm in an advartcwl
trary to the Constitution of the State of improvements recently made and al»out *tage, r I* i i*Red thin wonderful me«|». hw*
Oregon and the statutes of said State ; to be made at the two sending stations an«! t<> day »be is perfectly well.” I Vs
M mop - hs R K hrkpntrlck.
r
h.. W#1 •» C Bailey, of
«nd vour petitioner prays that vour is accurately measured it will I* po«m- perate throat and lung di***aiM«ti yield to
Arthur
Austin 1, of Dolph,
Dr. King s New D»s**overy as to n«» oilier
M■•mirable body correct said assessments bit to estimate what additions. it any. medicine on earth. Infallible for Cough*
Ivarnely the
go that the same shall lx equal with the •re nevosarv to further achievements. and Odd«, frir and $1JX) bottle« guar­
lo file their
*»i«l leih day
Mr
Marconi's
plan,
therefore,is
to
make
*'Bs«»r«smtn!s of other lands of saiJ
anteed by C'I mm . 1. Clough, lriui lAitii«-n
another voyage like that on the Carlo free.
. Leguter.
Engraving a Specialty
County on said assessment roll.
i
Stinchfield Company Limited En
ters a Protest Against the $800
Assessment on Timber Claims.
DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
Sashes,
Fine of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw.
M c I ntosh
The Most
& McNAIR,
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
LATIMER, BROS.,
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T imber L and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States l.mid Office.
Oregon City, Oregon,
lune 25th, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale ot
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada mid Wa hington Territory,” as
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
ANNA D. PAGE
Unmarried, of Tillamook City, county of Tilla­
mook, Slate of Oregon, has this day filed iu
this office her sworn stalcinent, No. 6446, for
the purchase of the Se ’4 of Se % of Section
No. 3I. in Township No. 3 eolith, Riinue 8 \\ ,
and will offer proof lo show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone ’than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said land before ¡Jibe
County Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore., nt
Tillamook City, Ore , on Monday, the wth day
of September, 19O4. She fames as witnesses:
Walter C. Hailey, of Tillamook, Oregon ;
Marcus Curl, Tom Bufl'um, Bud Withrow, of
Blaine, Oregon
Any an«l all person» claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in thin office on or before said 12lh day
of September, I904.
A lgernon S. D resher . Register.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oiggon,
AngusF 3rd, 1004.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
witli the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, I878. entitled An act foi the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada mid Washington Teiritory,” as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of Ai.gunt 4, ¡892,
DAVID llOVENDEN,
Of Woodburn, county of Maiion, State ot
Oregon, has this day filed in this office Ills
sworn statement No. 6470, for the purchase of
thrSwg of hr «4 sec. No. 1U. NM Ne >4 and
Sw % Nr % of see. No 15, in tp. 2 N, Range
No ill Went, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Rcceivet of this office
nt Oregon City, Oregon,
Monday, the 24th
day of October, 1904. He names hi * witnesses:
John W. Nendel, of
Portland, Oregon •
William A Leonard, Rumsey B Leonard,
Eugene L. Remington, of Woodburn, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described iiik I m are requested to tile their
claim« in this office on or before said 24th day
of October, 11*04.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
T imber L and A ct J unk 3, 1S7S.—K oi ice for
Pt! BLfCATION?
United bt at cm Land Office,
Diegoti City, Oregon,
Inly 22fd. 1904.
Notice is hereby given Hint in compliance
with tin* provihiona ol the act ol CongrcNa
of Junw 3rd, 187a. entitle«! “An act tor the
sale of timber land« in the State« of < alHoriiia,
Oregon, Nevada, and U mm I i Iiigton Territory.’’
rk cxtei.ded to all the Public Land Stale« by
act ot AugtiHl 4, 1892,
ALFRED IVES,
Of Garibiildi. conn y of Tillamook. State of
Oregon. I ihn tliiH day file«! in thia office bin
sworn Mtateinent No 6464. for the puichawe of
the Sw '4 Sw
section 14, E % Se *4 and 8«
Ne
of Heetion No. I5, in towiinllip
No. 2 North, range No |o Went, mid will
offer pro.»1 to aliow that the land »ought I m
more valuable for it« timbri or atone than for
agt icultliral purpoaen, and to e«tabliah Ilia
cliiini to mhki I hik ] before the Regiater and Re-
celvey of thin office at Oregon City, Oregon, on
Thursday, the 13th day of October, 1904. He
iiHlnca hr wltneaaea
KiiniRey B Leonard. Eugene I. Rrumiington,
of Woodburn, Oitgon; Dnvul Hi venden, of
Hubbard. Oregon . Henry I. Keene, of Wood
bum. Oregon.
Any mid all pernonn claiming advernely the
above rfeacribed land« me ieqiirat.-d to lile their
cla ima 111 tiiia office on or lirfoieamd 13II1 day ot
October, 1904
A lgernon ft . D mfmhkk Reginfer.
T imber L and . A ct . J une ,, 1878.—N oticr F or
P ublication
United State« Land Office,
Oregon City, Ore .
seplenila r unt, l«x»4.
Notice in hereby given that in coin limn r
with the provision« of the act ofcoi.gre«« of
J iiii «’ 3, 1H7H, entitled “An a« t forth« «ale of
timber lands in the atalea «>f Olifoi ilia. Oregon.
Ne\ a«la and Waahingiuii 'I errilory "an extended
to Mil the Public Land States bv uct ol Aug'lal 4,
1*92,
ERWIN liARKlftifN,
Of Tillamook City, comity of I illmnook. Strife
of Oregon has tilia day bled in thin office bin
wwot n Ntalornriit No. ^«4'W. for the purr base
Of the Sw % of Nw Ji and W % of Hw
of
section ^7, ami N'w U of Nw % of section
No 34, in Township No 5 ft, Mange No to
Went, Mild will offer proof to show that the
Jami ««eight 11* more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural plirponen and to
e«fj«l>1i»h bin claim to «aid |an«i before the
County < lei k ofTillarnook comity, lilla-iiook,
Oregon, oil Friday, the 9th ria) of !><•< ember,
fqol. lie IIMinea MS WitllesM’N
W.C. Bailey. F. !.. Nappiiigtuii, of Tillamook
City. Ore. ; a M Austin, ol Netarts, Ore .
Arthur Austin, of Dolph. Ore
Any mid m H oernonn 1 Himintf adversely th«
alHG« «lescrihed I hih I b are fcqiirM«d to file their
claim« in this "ffice ou or before »aid 9th day
of Defemlar, I904
A lger row ft . D hfmsrr , Register
G. F. Franklin
WATCH. CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
RE I’A I RIM
In first class style,
•irsi t..
.aid I m
day oí Ñovembe , I9.4
He nain es an wit-
, IlMMM*»
1 Gilbert D. Mearas lx iiltn l>e Cha IIIplain « f
j Rellbigharn Wi.h '*-1Iter C Haile y of TitU
mook Oregon; Arthur AiintHi of 1 ><»lph. Ore.
Any an«! all person* c ¡aiming adv ernrly th*
; a larve «lene rii»ed land« ar e rrqurMsd lo file thr .r
' claims in Du« office ou or Iwfore said Dili «U* ot
: Novemlwr l<y 4
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