Tillamook headlight., December 26, 1907, Image 7

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 26. 1907.
Kl u ft
FF ITS HEAD
FATHER AND SON.
THE ELECTRIC CRATER.
Pathetio Tragedy of the War Between
the Statoe.
Hew iho Are Light Is Produced Be­
tween the Electrodes.
Not all the sad stories of wartime
Everybody knows that an arc light
come from the battlefield, Many a is formed by causing an electric cur­
heartbreak is not recorded on the list rent to pass between the points of two
of the killed and wounded. The civil carbon rods. One of these Is called
war knew no more tragic occurrence the positive and the other the nega­
electrode, and the current passes
IS OLD FRIGATE. than the following Incident, taken tive
from the New York Sun: A soldier from the former to the latter. Tartl-
cles of carbon are carried on from
had enlisted from bis home In Georgia,
Sea Captain Mutilated where his father remained undisturbed poslti^ electrode until Its end
comes cup shaped.
ion's Figurehead and through the struggle. The young men
To the little cup thus formed the
Washington and Defied fought through the war without a
name of crater Is applied, and from
scratch, save a slight wound which this crater four-fifths of the light Is
fa which was placed on left him a little deaf. This affliction emitted. The negative electrode does
not become so hot as the other. Be­
Istltution is now at the he never mentioned in his letters.
After the surrender be sent his fa­ tween the two a little cloud of vapor­
I la Annapolis. It Is a
*
•
law Jackson, and con- ther word that be would reach home ized carbon Is formed, rising from the
Oils,
Paint,
Varnish,
Doors.
Window
crater,
and
this
vapor
gives
forth
a
about
a
certain
date.
Travel
then
was
ls a curious incident.
golden
yellow
light.
But
It
Is
over
­
uncertain,
and
he
could
not
tell
just
[figurehead of the Con-
Sashes,
powered by the light of the crater It­
la figure of Hercules, when he would arrive.
self.
which
has
a
violet
tinge
due
to
the
His father prepared to receive him.
toyed by a cannon bill
I then a figure of Nep- He had brought out the best plate, incandescence of solid particles of car­
ted. This also came to which had been secreted for a long bon. The arc of light extended from
lhe time the vessel was time, and with gold which had been one electrode to the other also has an
was no figurebead ex- exhumed he bought such substantial! axis of violet color which Is Its most
and delicacies as the southern market brilliant part. The fact that most of
the new ship was finish at that time afforded. As many of the the luminosity comes from the crater
esse Dbncan Elliott of old time neighbors as were living In explains the reason why the light does
Agents for the Créât Western Saw
Id . who bad dlstingulsh- the vicinity were Invited to the home not appear equal in all directions. It
Is brightest from that point of view
the battle of Lake Erie, coming.
ind at the Boston navy
The young soldier arrived on the which shows the largest portion of the
I Elliott was an enthu- plantation the night before the earliest crater.
An interesting effect Is often noticed
rrt and an ardent ad- date he had mentioned. It was late,
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
Kdent
uxiu
euc 1UUJHJ
UUl the
LUC when flies or other Insects flutter about
lent Andrew Jackson.
and the
family uau
had IVUIVU,
retired, but
!■!■ " ———------------
Kt had lately been in Bos- | dog heard the noise and began to bark. an arc light. Their shadows cast on a
Keen mint hospitably re- 1 The sound roused the father, who rose neighboring wall appear gigantic. The
fcaptaln Bllldtt conceived and got his shotgun. The country was reason Is that the light of the crater
placing a figure of the overrun at the time with stragglers is concentrated In a point smaller than
J une 3, I878.—N otice tor
be proiv of the Constltu- and sneak thieves. The father, gun In the bodies of the Insects, and the bound­ T imber L and , A ct
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United Stales Land Office,
; that It would give the hand, went to the door, saw the ap­ aries of the shadows consequently
Portland, Oregon Oct. 31st, 1907.
ton much pleasure. The proaching figure and challenged U. widen with Increase of distance.—St.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
ent gS ’u him permission, The young man, being deaf, made no Louis Republic.
June 3, 1878, entitled “Au act for the sale oi
len figure of “Old Hick- reply, but still advanced, whereupon
timber lands in the 8tates of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory,” as
In position on the ship.
the fatter raised his gun and fired.
THE
WARRANT
CAME.
extended to all tbe Pub ic l.and States by act of
Ised a storm of dissent His son fell, shot through the heart.
August 4> 1892,
HUGO KLEIN.
and Captain Elliott was
It was a pitiful sight to see that al­ So They Took the Woman From Her
Of Nehalem, county of Tillamook, Slate of
1th a coat of tar and most crazed father carrying his life­
Oregon, has this day tiled in ibis office his
Waehtub to the Gallows.
sworn statement, No. 7611, for the purchase
1 excitement wa/ intense, less son Into the home which had been
the Ne ’„1/4 of Sec. No.
11, in township No.
No^ 2
-----ii,
■ge was virulent. Hand­ made ready to welcome him. The "The hanging of a woman, which In of
north, Range No. io West, and will offer
these
days
calls
forth
public
protests,
proof to show
ing tLe act, denouncing next day the guests arrived. Instead
that the
laud sought
more valuable for
__ ____
Its _ timber or stone
iacY Elliott were clrculat- of joyously greeting the returned sol­ was apparently a matter of indiffer­ is
than for agricultural purp poses, and to
bets, end tbe newspapers dier they gazed at the still form, ence to our grandfathers and grand­ establish his claim to said
u before »»c
------ lu..
land
the
United States Land Office, at Portland, Oregon,
pry, and in this day and wrapped In the flag for which the mothers. It was In the nineteenth i 011
Tuesday, the 28th day of Jauuary, I908.
le j(vtt>au violence and young man had bravely fought. Ey- century that a woman found guilty of He names as witnesses :
William H. Effenberger, of Nehalem, Tilla
wh-ch raged in New Eng- ery private burial ground had In It a some trifling offense was sentenced to moot
Oregon; J. R. Hicks, of Ne­
death. By chance the warrant for her halem. County,
From now until January 1st, 1908, we shall give away free to every pur
kcdlvatoe.
Tillamook County. Oregon ; H. P.
grave made by the war. but no funeral „
cvuuou
nol
Benl
t0
ue
nlgn
execution
was
not
sent
to
the
high
Effenberger,
of
Nehalem, Tillamook County, chaser of our famous brands of Whiskies, and which we are offering at the same
Bight fn July tbe deck of like that ever took place In the vicinity sherlff and ghe remalned ln prlson Oregon ; Oscar Bergman,
of Nehalem, Tilla­ price« as heretofore, at* follows
mook County, Oregon.
Invaded. and, although a or possibly ln the whole south.
ior
„nt tl
,„a years, ---------------
Willi one gallon of our Jacob's Monograin Rye or Bourbon O P S. Whisky,
for Bh
about
three
acting as a Jail
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lose st band, tbe bead of
above described lands are requested lo file their reguInr priu* <5.00 per gallon, we will give away gratis four botlien of tine old
washerwoman
and
occasionally,
as
a
sawed off and taken
claims in this office on or before said 28th day California Wine, regular price AOc. per hottie. Any brand that you might aelect.
favor in acknowledgment of her good of Jauuary, I908.
HAILSTONES.
lhe price of the Whisky in $5.00; the Wine ia $2.00. You will get a $7.00 pur*
England was delirious,
A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
behavior,
going
out,
as
was
then
the
cha.*«e for $5 00. freight and expreas charges p« epaid.
e th* perpetrator of the
The Part Electricity Is Said to Play custom, as washerwoman to private T imber L and , A ct tune 3, 1878.—N otice for
With one ^alloii of our famous Standford A A A Rye, regular price $4 00 per
iwd to the public.
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gallon, we will give awav gratia three bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines,
In Their Formation.
houses. But a clerk looking through
later one Samuel W.
United Mates Land Office,
regulnt-
price 50c. |>er Ixittle. You may aelect any brand you desire. The price of
Thé formation of hall through elec- ***e *lome office records found the war-
Portland, Oregon, Oct. 3ist, T9O7.
:on tea captain, took the
Notice is hereby given that in compliance the Whisky ia $4 00; the price of the Wine $1,50. You will get a $5.50 purchase
d la a bag to the secre- trlcal action, according to the theory of rant that had never been dispatched, with the provisions of the act of Cot gress ol for $4.00, freight and express charges prepaid.
3, I878, ent’tied “ An act for the sale of
lavy at Wasbington and scientists attached to the weather bu- an^ a was thereupon promptly for- June
With one gallon of our famous Rainier AAA Bourbon, regular price $4.00 per
timber lands in the States of California, Oiegon,
Mf »a tbe criminal. That reau at Washington, Is an Interesting warded to the sheriff for due process, Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­ gallon, we will give away gratis three hotties of tine old California Sweet Wines,
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
States
by
act
of
and
even
wonderful
process.
The
woman
was
found
by
the
turn-
regular price 50o. jmr bottle. You can select any brand you may desire. The
mffrvxl at tbe man's au-
4, 1892,
The wind draws out a cloud Into a ^ey at the washtub lu a house in the August william
price of the Whisky is $4.00; the price of the Wine is $1,50. You will get a $5 50
skr.fl him If be did not
h . effenberger .
Of
Nehalem,
county
of
Tillamook,
State
of
purchase
for $4 00, freight and expr»*aa charges j repaid.
long,
narrow
strip.
In
that
form,
ow-
—
Aylesbury.
ell,
missus,"
vxaild be severely pun-
has this day filed in this office his
With one gallon of Tillamook Rye or Bourlion Whisky, regular price $8.25. we
he, you are to be hanged. The Oregon,
r »fllwly replied that he Ing to the great amount of surface ex-
sworn statement N . 7612, for the purchase
tire W
of Sw W of Sec 1 and K
of Se % of will giveaway free two bottles of fine old California Sweet Wine«, regular price
1 the matter and bad as- posed to the air, the cloud evaporates warrant has come at last., and we must of
Sec. No a, in Tp. No 2 north, Range No. 10 50c. per bottle. You can select any brand you desire. The price of the Whisky
it the legal penalty was rapidly, and the rapid evaporation pro- carry^the sentence out tomorrow morn- west of W.M.. and will offer- proof to show is $8.25; the price of the Wine is $100. You will get a $4 25 purchase for $3.25,
¡fid not be applied until duces Intense cold. Dry particles of Ing at the latest.” "Werry well, then,” that the land sought is more valuable for freight and express charges prepaid.
its timber or stone than for agricultural
kind by a jury in Essex snow are then formed, and these, by the wretched woman submissively re­ fiurposes, and to establish his claim to said
With one gallon of Sheehan’s Private Stock Rye or Bourbon Whisky, regular
friction with the water drops, quickly plied, “I suppose I must go," and, hav­ ana before the United States .Land Office, at price $3 00 per gallon, we will give away free two boltlpH of tine old California
Portland,
Oregon,
on
Wednesday,
the
29th
H. think a jury in that become charged with negative elec­ ing washed the soapsuds off her arms, day of January, 1908. He names as witnesses ; Sweet Wines, regular price 50c per hottie. You can select any bland you desire.
Hugo Klein, of Nehalem, Tillamo >k County. The price of the Whisky is $3.00; the price of the Wine is $1.00. You will get a
rlded. "will punish a man tricity. But the water drops them­ departed with the official. She was Oregon
; J. K. Hicks, of Nehalem, Tillamook
purchase for $3 00, freight, and expt ess charges prepaid.
Mt the bead of Andrew selves carry positive electricity, and, duly hanged the next morning, from County. Oiegon; H. F. Effenberger, of Nehalem, $4 00
'A ith <»ne gallon of Delaney's Malt or White Rye Whisky, regular price $3.00
all
which
It
would
seem
that
barely
a
Tillamook
County; Oregon ; Oscar Bergman,
since
negative
attracts
positive,
a
film
Ire welcome to try It."
of Nehalem, Tlilamouk Count}, Oiegon.
per gallon, we will give away tree two bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines,
fry went to the White of water Is formed upon each snow century separates us from a condl-
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
«/. primitive barbarism.-London above-described lands are requested to file their regular price 50c. per bottle. You may select nny brand you may desire. The
istructton, while Dewey particle and la instantly’fro^“ Into a |
price
of the Whisky is $3.00 ; the price of the Wine is $1.00, which give jou $4.00
claims in this office on or before said 29th day of
Chronicle.
. General Jackson laugh- layer of Ice.
January, I908.
purchase for $3 00, freight and express charges prepaid.
A lgernon S. D rbsser . Register.
At this thickness its outer surface re­
\V it h one gallon of Jamaica or New England Rum, regular price $4 00 |>er
t the whole Incident and
Not Good Twice.
gallon, we will giveaway free three bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines,
nan's arrest. Before this mains moist, the water not freezing
T imber L and . A ct J unk 3. 1878.—N otice for
Lincoln's
stories
grew
better
and
bet
­
regular price 30c. |>er liottle. You may select any brand you desire. The price
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>tt bad provided a new there so rapidly, whereupon the elec­ ter as he grew older. One of the best
United States Land Office .Portland, Ore.,
of (he Rum is $4 00, the pi ice of the Wine is $1 50, which gives you u $5.50 pur.
figure, and the wooden trical charge changes from negative to was told to a visitor who congratu­
November 15th. r.’oy.
chase
for $4.00, freight and express charges prepaid.
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
kson that Is now at An- positive, and the particle Is repelled by lated him on the almost certain pur­ with
With one gallon of Apple, Peaclt, Apricot and California Grape Brandy,
the provision» of the act of Congress of
the
water
drops
and
driven
to
the
outer
at the prow of the vessel
lune 3, IK78, entitled "An act tor the sale ot regular price $4 00 per gallon, we will give away free three bottles of fine old
parts of the cloud. Here the increased pose on the part of the people to re­ timber lauds in the Slate of California, Oregon, I California Sweet Wines regular price 50c. |>er hottie. You can select any brand
Nevada, and Washington Terrltor ,“ as ex.
elect
him
for
another
term
of
four
Hott's last voyage on the cold covers It with snow again, and years. Mr. Lincoln replied that be had t nded to ail the Public Land State» by act <>i you may desire. The price of the Brandy is $4 00, the price of the Wine is $1 50,
w hieh gives you a $5 50 purchase for $4.00, freight and express charges prepwid.
was from the Mediterra- friction charges it anew with negative tieeu told this frequently before and August 4, 1*?2.
COLONEL V PRESTON
With one gallon of Holland Gin, regular price $4 00 per gallon, we will give
pton Roads in 183S. Here electricity. Repulsion Is now once that when It was first mentioned to Of Neha’em, county of Tillamook, State of
away
free three bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines, regular price 50c. per
has this day filed in this office hi»
oved from tomronnd be- more changed for attraction, and the him be was reminded of a farmer lu Oregon,
sworn statement No. 7624, for the purchase o. bottle. You may select, any brand you may desire. The price of the Gin is $4.00,
irges of severity to the particles rush back into the cloud, re­ Illinois who determined to try his own the S H of Ne *4 an N Ji of lie % ol rhe price Of the Wine is $1 ¿0, which gives you a $5.50 purcbAse for $4.00, freight
No. io, in Township. Mo. 3 north,
having incumbered the ceiving upon their surfaces another hand at blasting. After successfully Section
Range No. 9 west, and will offer proof to and express chaiges prepaid.
< the ship on the bome- film of water, which Is turned Into sec­ boring and filling In with powder be -Ii" . that the land sought is more valuable toi
U ith one gallon of tine old Blackberry Cordial, regular price $3 50 per gallon,
its timber or stone than 'or agricultural r>ui
i with jackasses for the ond Ice layers.
wu will give away free three bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines, regular
failed tn bis effort to make the powder poaes, and to establish his claim to «Midland pi
Thus
the
growing
ballstone
darts
zig
­
ice
50c. per I m .tile. You can select any brand you mhy desire. The price <»f the
of the breed in the Unlt-
Cooper, U.H. Commies oner, al
go off, and after discussing the cause l>efore W. H.
Oregon, on Friday, the 7th day of Blacktiern is $8 5u, the price of the Wine ia $1.50, which gives you a $5.00 pur­
The Constitutt-Tn finally zag through the clouds, piling up its with a looker on and falling to detect Tillamook,
Februarv. f9O8
He names as witnesses :
chase for $3 5U, freight and express charges prepaid.
’ commission for active alternate layers of snow and ice until anything wrong In the powder the
Peter J. Sharp, of Tillamook Oiegon ; Oscar
The Wines which we are giving away are pure and guaranteed to conform
Bergman, of Nehalem, Oregon; Henry Told, ol
•ortamouth, N. H.. after t. gravitation gains control and sends It, farmer suddenly came
____ ______________
to the conclu- Nehalem, Oregon ; John Hicks, of Nehalem, with the new pure food law of June 20th, 1900. We have the following branda
irly fifty-eight veani In the with a jingling crowd of its fellows, slon that it would not go off because It Oregou.
IO select from : Port. Sherry, Angelica. Muscated. Sweet Catawba, Madeira and
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
1860 she was transferred spinning to the ground.—Minneapolis had been shot before.
above-descril>ed lands are requested to hie their Malaga. When ordering state what lira nd you desire.
l for the use of the mid- Journal.
claims in this office on or before said 7th day of
Retnemlier. when you order more than one gallon you will he entitled on
DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
len Statue of An
cson Raised.
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
S!
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
ALEX McNAIR CO.
100,000 Bottles of Sweet
Wines Given Away.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFT.
The Spanish Duchess.
civil war began her posl-
A duchess enters a shop. Do you
as deemed unsafe, and sbe
the New York navy yard, Imagine sbe will be more courteously
was returned to Annapo- received than a little milliner? Not at
ahe remained until 1871, all, for both are instantly made at
ras taken to Philadelphia, home and treated to the hidalgo’s fin­
rat again rebuilt In 1878 est manner. But sbe will never be the
d to transport exhibits to less a duchess because she and the
the Paris exposition of shopkeeper are on the best of tepns.
ter career at sea finally Her unconsciousness of her rank in
11. The centennial of her everyday relations, which would stupe
as celebrated at Boston In fy an English duchess, comes from the
sbe was built—Baltimore fact that sbe belongs to a prouder race.
Had she a mind to sport her coronet
in a shop the owner and his attendants
would speedily make short work of
A Libel.
w county paper.” said the her decorative dignity. To them it
Jonas Jones, the prosper- would almply mean an underbred and
of your town. Is sojourn- foolish exhibition, for Impertinence
and vulgar haughtiness are not defects
t. too. snd It's a libel,** ex- the Spaniards will tolerate. — Black­
wood's.
is tire, with some beat
be your druggist?"
An Old Timor.
bls town’s too healthy for
Tn an old diary bearing the date of
irons.”—Catholic Stand-
177S several pages are devoted to cash
account* On one of these Is a quaint­
ly worded statement duly witnessed
A Sure Way.
v
octor — Thet’s the worst and dated.
The spelling is not particularly com­
neck I ever see, Peleg.
et It? Peleg— Drivln* thet mendable. but spelling was sn oncer
o’ mine an* everiastln'ly tain art In those days and even now Is
t* see If an auto was a gift denied to some:
No Giving Up.
er mined to collect this bill
said the dun. “I assure
er give up."
will 1." replied the mu
Kited the debt—Exchange.
generally plays with a man’s
tt about as carefully as a be-
wtth a watch.—Dallaa New*.
i
A Point of View.
The new steamer City of ---- was
laid up for repairs, and one of the
rlckqty old timers of the line was sail­
ing In her place. A passenger who was
somewhat Irritated by the fact re­
marked to another, an Irishman, by
the way, "The City of---- always gets
in at 2 In the morning, and this old
tub never gets In before fl.”
The Irishman thought for a moment
and replied: "It's all right. The dis­
tance la just the same, and we get a
longer sail for our money.”—New York
Press.
Needed a Cloudburet.
Staying at an Inn in Scotland, a
shooting party found their sport much
Interfered with by rain. Still, wet or
fine, the old fashioned barometer that
hung In the ball persistently pointed
to "set fair.” At length one of the
party drew the landlord's attention to
the glass, saying, "Don't you think,
now, Dugald. there's something the
matter with your glass?" "No, sir,”
replied Dugald, with dignity, “sbe’s a
gude glass add a powerful glass, but
she's no’ moved wl' trifles "
Such le Fame,
A learned correspondent writes: ••I
was exsmlnlng a witness. an elderly
No rem. »h. 17X.
woman, the other day. On my Inqnir-
This la to aartlfie to all Parsons home It
May Conaamo that I have Paid a auflah- ing her name she said It waa Mrs.
•nt charge for a redlsh Colerd Burtute Bardell ud that she came from
►llh a Blew Velvet Cape, wlch I now walr Gravesend. I asked. 'Did you know
JOHN SMITH.
Charles Dickens?* She replied, ‘Do
you mean the undertaker?* Such Is
Ono Law 8ocuro.
fame."—London News.
Officer (as autolst flew down hill, his
machine beyond control) — HI. there!
You’re breaking the law. Autolst (aa
ba whisked from view)—Well. I ain't
breaking the law of gravitation.—
Harper's Weekly.
February, I908.
A lgernon 8. D rkkskr , Register.
every extra gallon you order to as many bottles of Wine as you are on tbe flrat
gallon.
With two gallons of $5 00 Whisky we give free eight bottles.
With three gallons of $5.00 Whisky we will give twelve bottle*.
With four gallons of $5.0(1 Whisky we will give away sixteen bottles.
With five galhms of $5 00 Whisky we will give away twenty bottil«*».
With two gallons of $4 00 Whisky we will give away six hotties
With three gallons of $4 00 Whisky we will give away nine hotties.
With four gallons of $1 <Ml Whisky we will give away twelve tattle«.
With five gallons of $4 00 Whisky we will give away fifteen 1»tiles.
With two gallon« of $3 25 or $3 00 Whisky we will giveaway four liottle«.
With three gallons of $3.00 or $3 25 Whisky we will giveaway six bottle«,
With five gallons of $3.00 or $8 25 Whisk v we will giveaway ten bottles
Send your orders in for lite Holidays, and they will have our prompt attention.
All gisMla pa<*ked in pldn case. Hend Wells .Fargo or Poet money orders with
your order. We cannot ship C.O D.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878.— d ' jtick fob
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United States Land Office,
Portland, Oregon, Nov. :5th. IQO7.
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress ol
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
timber lands In the States of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory,“ as ex
ton'led to all the Public Land States by aid of
August 4th, I8J2
PETER J. SHARP.
Of Tillamook City, countv of Tillamook, Rta’<
of Oregon, han this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 7626, for the purchase
of the 8 H ofSeJ4 of Hcc. to wild Sw »4 i.f»w
•4 of See 11 and Ne *4 of Ne U, of Section No.
15, 111 Tp. No 3 N, range No. 9 West, and
will offer proof to show that lhe land sought ia
more valuable for its timber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish hia
claim to said land before the W. fl <>00 per.
I U.S. Commissioner, at Til atnook, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 8th day February, 1908. He
names a* witnesae*
Colonel V Preston of Nehalem, Oregon,
Oscar Bergman, of Nehalem. Oregon; Henrv
Tohl, of Nehalem, Oregou, John H Hicks, of
Nehalem, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to filetheir
c aims in thia office on or before said Sth of
Febma’-y, 1908
OUR ORDERS ARE SHIPPED THESAME DAY AS WE RECEIVE THEM
________ WLQBajrow 8 D bewxb , Register.
MIKE JACOB & CO.,
Wholesale
Liquor Dealers,
51 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
T imbbx L and ,
J unk 3. i B7*--K otic « fob
P ublic Arrow.
TiftiBKa L and , A ct J unk 3.1878 —N otkr fob
States Land 'fffice, Portland Ore . T imbkb r and . A ct J unk 3, 1878 — Nortcx
P ublic ation .
»on P ublication .
November i»th. 1007.
United Statas Laud Office, Portland. Ore.,
United states Mnd office,
Notice la hereby given that In compliance
septemlter 27th, rfi»7
Portland, Oregon Ort *4h, 1907.
with tbe proviaions of the act ol < on green of ,
Notice 1» hereby given that in compliam e w ith
N*«tice >• hereby given that in <-«>mpiianra ' the
June X. 187*. entitled “An act for the sale
provlaiooa
f
th»
art
of or greaaof June
of timber landa in the Mates of California with the provision« of the act of Congreae of 3 18/8, eotitbd " An art for the m «of timber
Oregon, Nevada and Washlnrton Territory " a« June 3rd. ¡87*. eu Hi led An act for the sale of landa in the Htatra of ( ailfornia Oregon,
extended to all the Public Laud states by act ol timfapi and« in tbe Mate« ol California Oro Nrxada and Washington Territory.'* aa ex*
gou, Nevada and Washington Territory.“ aa ex terded to all ths Public Jjtud Htataa by act of
August 4.
.
tended io all the Publie Land Bia tea by act of August 4, >892.
WILLfAM J. GILBERT,
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, August 4th 1*1,
HIANCHK A M c NAIR.
LILLIAN R. ANDERNON,
state ol Oregon, baa thia day filed in thia
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook. Mtate of
office his aworu statement No. 763I. for ths Of Tillamook, county uf TiHamouk, State of Oregou, haa this day filed in thia office her
has thia da
field in Ibis office »worn ata tom ent No. 7»,93. for the purchase uf
purchase of sw
of Ne »4 and Be % ol Oregon,
her «worn statement No 7399. for the purchase the Hw K of »w ‘-4 of section No. «, In Tp.
Nw M. of boction No. 4. in township No of
the hr • ¿ of N w Jg of m e No. 31, in li>. No. 1, No. 2 north, rang« No. 9 west, ami will offer
t South Range No. 8 Went, ami will
offes proof to show that rhe land sought tv south, range No a west, and wi I offer proof proof to «how that the laud sought 10 more
; more valuable for its timber or «tone tlmn »0 show that tbe land aonght Is more valnahle 1 valuable for Ma timber or aUmr than for
for agricultural purposes, and toestabllsh kJ* I for its timber or alone than for agricultural I I agricultural purpoaea. and to eaiabliah her
I claim to said land before W H Cooper, purpose«, and to establish her claim to said I claim to aaul land befoie W H • ooprr.
befor»- W H. Cooper, U • < ommiesioner, 1 United Mate« Conauiiaaioner» al Tillamook.
UR. Commieaioner. at T'llamook. Oregon I land
rtllainook on Friday, the 17th day of Jantf- 1 Oregon 011 Thnraday, the <Mh day of January,
on Friday, the 14th day of February, I91A He I I at
ary. I**
Mie names as wttnraaM
1<> a She uamea aa witoeaaea
names aa witnesses
I w /, Himra of Tillamook Or«^»n ; Charles j
John H. Holgate, of Hemlock, Oregon , ' Hl me*. Tillamook, Oregon , C. Randall, ef , Alex McNair, of Tillamook. Oregon. Dan
Jeese Earl, of Hemlock. Oreg'jn
Jarre» i Tillamook. Oregon ; John Rupp, of Tillamook, Rickey << Balm. Orego« John M Caples, of
Nehalem, Oregon, R m. Rodda way, ei Nehalem.
' (Jhcieteneen of Hemlock, Oregon. Edgar Gll- Oregon
i bert. of Beaver, Oregon
' Any and all persona claiming advaraely the
4nv and ail neraona claiming adversely the
‘ Any and all persona claiming adveraely the I'above dr* r 1 bed lands are requested to file
above described lands ar« requated to file their
strove described lands are requested to file their I
1 claims tn thia office on or before aaid 14th day I their claims in this office on or before said 17th claims in thia ofitee on or before Mid »th day of
day uf January, tf*.
January. I»*
of Feb. use y.
ÁiAtmoK t. D bbssbb , Register
A lokanon S. DBMaxa. Register.
A loonon fi. Da<Maa, Regtaur
United