Tillamook headlight., August 06, 1908, Image 5

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 6, 1908.
EDBÏSPECTfRS
A WARSHIP TEST.
How Much do you Owe?
Alter six months the support which
the West Side Enterprise has liven girth
The ship Is lying at anchor in a by the merchants ot Independence mav
ton's Three Experiences distant
port. It is night, and nothing reasonably be presumed to have been
Is beard but the tramp of the sentry well tested. The publisher does not
With Ghosts.
on the forecastle aud tbe ripple«, of make this statement with any feeling ot
water at the gangway.
harshness, but rather as a matter upon
Only the officer of the deck, tbe quar­ which all may pander. There are a few
IRIT OF HIS SISTER
termaster aud the guard are awake
The entire crew are below decks aud merchants of this city who have kept
their skirts deal) of the Enterprise and
Apparition From the Unseen dreaming In their hammocks.
Ided the Brother In Deciding
The cabin door opens and the captain some who have done less than a dollar's
»riant Legal Question—The steps forth softly, fully dressed and worth of advertising. There are fourteen
wearing his sword and revolver. He ! business men and professions of Inde
1 on the Grave.
speaks In a low tone to the officer of pendenee that have not given five cents
nes In my life, each Instance the deck, who sends an orderly for in advertising to the West Side Enter
by an Interval of years, have ward with a message. In a moment prise. Il is true, this paper is not going
fnces here told been mine.
the orderly returns, bringing with him to complain, but it doestake credit for
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
f a family to different mem- the drummer, who stands slleutly at misplaced confidence in the community.
filch have become visible at tbe mast, drumsticks In baud, watch
Meier
&
Frank
do
a
$1,500,000
busi­
Sashes,
se appearances which for Ing tbe commander.
ness annually. They devote 2 per cent
“
Eight
bells
”
—
midnight
—
la
struck
better name are known as
At a silent signal from the command of this to advertising. $30,000 is spent
It is at least possible that Ing officer the drummer poises hi: with the newspapers alone. They invest
Itltion regarding the second sticks an instant, then sounds the long in no wildcat schemes. This fortune of
e boru with a veil may have roll, or “alarm," which Is at once fol $30,000 is divided up with the Oregon-
datlon In scientific fact, for lowed by tbe quick beat to “general ¡an, Telegram and |ourtial.
was thus veiled at birth. quartern."
How about your advertising ? llaye
Instantly tbe scene changes to one of
* life from Infancy vacant
you
figured how much you owe to news­
Agents for the Great Western Saw.
peopled to him with forms, apparently the utmos t tonfn: Ion. Fou: paper advertising ? You do $50,000 a
hundred
men
leap
from
their
ham
would describe so accurate-
vear,
you
owe
$83
a
month
;
you
do
mocks. Passing a few turns of th.-
B. appearance and manner lashings around them, they throw then. $5000 a year, you owe ^$8.35 a month
ers would Instantly recog- Into their "nettings.” then spring t<- How many of you do less than $5000
ted friends, gone over years tbelr stations at tbe batteries ami eas
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
a year ?—West Side Enterprise.
I uncle's birth in many in- loose the guns.
A momeut more and a bright flash
ot till lie was a large boy and roar from the forecastle plrot gm
If You Read Tills
llzçd that the forms seen by bursts upon the stillness and gloom o'
lot visible to others. Pages the night, followed quickly by th, !t will be to learn that the leading med!
vrltten of his experiences, broadside battery.
lal writers and teachers of all the several
schools of practice recommend, in the
ot here to give hearsay evi-
Each gun Is fired once, a blanl •trongest terms ¡sxalhle, each and every
; my own personal expert­ charge, but enough to show that th­
Ingredient entering Joto the composition
sights seen with my own gun Is in gooJ order and ready foi of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
service.
for the cure of weuk stomach, dyspepsia,
Instance was so early In
catarrh
of stomach, "liver complaint,’
As suddenly the pandemonium sub­
it I do not recall It. but my sides. Confusion gives place to sflem-i torpid liver, or biliousness, chronic bowel
»flections, and all catarrhal disease« of
|tes the circumstances.
aud order aud not a sound is heard whatever region, name or nature. It Is
I was In Brooklyn, anil we -but the battle lanterus flashing along also
a specific remedy for all such chronic
for tbe summer to Green- tbe crowded deck reveal tbe well disci or long standing cases of catarrhal affec­
fonn. I was so young that pllned crew standing at their quarters tions and their resultants, as bronchial,
throat and lung dlsca’-e (except consump­
i dresses and was In charge every man equipped with cutlass nni tion)
accompanied with severe coughs. It
Bald who was in the habit pistol, silent and alert. Sponges, rath Is not so good for acute colds and coughs,
but
for
lingering, or chronic cases It Is
| visits from Annie, a girl mers. supply boxes and battle axes lit
efficacious In producing per­
I class, so that I was well ter the deck; everything 13 provided especially
fect cures. It contains Black Cherrybark,
•with Annie.
Golden
Seal
root, Bloodroot. Stone root.
and ready as for action, while the
suddenly and was buried In captain, accompanied by tbe executln Mandrake root and Quoen’s root—all of
which
are
highly
praised as remedies for
[churchyard, but I was not officer (the first lieutenant), with an
the above mentioned affections by such
¡Heath, being considered too orderly bearing a lantern, makes 1: all
minent medical writers and teachers as
Iderstand.
Med. Col­
thorough inspection fore and aft and Prof. Bartholow, of ^Jefferson
the Univ, of Pa. j
fed with my nurse past the below. Including tbe powder division lege: Prof. Hare
Prof.
Finle
---- ngwood, M. D., of Ben-
Be evening In the edge of magazines and shell rooms, to see that nett Med. liege,
Chicago; Prof. John
■perstltlous horror can be nothing is lacking which would be re King, M.
of Cincinnati; Prof. John
M. Scudde
fhen I cried, pointing di- qulred in real action.
—, ot Cincinnati; Prof.
lidwin M
M. D., of Hahnemann
■nle's grave: “Oh. Maggio,
At the touch of the drum the ship
, Chicago, and scores of
■nie! She Is waving her has been changed from deathlike still
ly eminent in their several
I to come over to her!” I ness to readiness for battle, every offi
ractlce.
[from my nurse and ran to cer and man at his station, armed, si
fy fence. She caught me lent, expectant—and all lu less tila i
I In a pahlc to the house. three minutes!—Chicago News.
(pore
Be ever again pass the cein
■ark.
¡sinebest possible guaranty of its merits.
Cause of Giantism.
Idea in my mind was that
A glance at this published formula will
A learned Italian doctor says thn I »how that •Golden Medical Discovery’
hr friend whom I had not
giantism is a morbid process, a disease contains no poisonous, harmful or habit-
he time.
lormingdrills and no alcohol—chemically
■ instance was at tbe most due to nn enlargement of a part of the pure,
triple-refined glycerlno being used
[age possible to a boy— brain which Is endowed with growth nstoad. Glycerine is entirely unobjec­
Bn. I was attending board- regulating functions. When that par: tionable and besides is a most useful agent
of the brain enlarged, the limbs grew In tbe cure of all stomach as well as bron­
■ Dedham. Mass.
chial, throat and lung affections. There
trlend, a boy of about my to an abnormal extent and other phys­ Is the highest medical authority for Its
ical
changes
occurred,
the
excess
of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex*
use in all such cases. The " Discovery ” Is
■ft the school some days
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
tuned to all the Public Land Btates by act ol
concentrated glyceric extract ot native,
Department of the Interior,
Is home In the west, leav- growth being chiefly In tlie lower Jaw. a medicinal
L S. l-Hiid-Office at Portland. Ore.,
August
4.
1^9'2.
roots and Is safe and reliable.
U.8. Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
the arms and legs. No giant ever at
May 25th, I908.
JACOB E. BARTKL,
K health.
Jun® 18th. 1908.
A booklet of extracts from eminent,
Notice
is
given
that LUELLA
Of
Arleta
.
county
of
Multnomah,
State
of
tains
length
of
days.
The
average
life
is. hereby given that RALPH ADAMS, Grego -, has this day filed in this office his HA SHEN, of hereby
B in the evening 1 sat on
medical authorities, endorsing it« ingre­ of Notice
Bay
City,J
Oregon,
who, on
Dallas, Ore., who, on June iRth, 19o8, in de
statement No. 7752, for the purchase May 25th, 19UK, made application for Timber
■ tbe bed removing my is only a fraction over twenty years dients mailed free on request. AddrMl timber Entry. No. 7786, fur South West >4 ot sworn
<>f
the
S
%
of
Sw
4-
Be
U
of
Section
Entry,
No.
7777
for
the
Nw|^
of
Sw
%
ot Soc.
Dr.
B.
V.
Fierce,
Buffalo,
N.
Y.
the South East *4. of Section 3, tp. 3 south, 32, tp 18, II. 8 W, and Ne % of N w H of Seo. No. 2o, Towi ship, i
I tbe wall of the room Ireland has produced at least four
South, Range 10 West,
rang 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed
-»
in Tp No. 2 South, range No. 8 west, and Willamette Meiidlan. haa filed notice of in­
[part and open, showing giants—McGrath, born In Tipperary in
notice of intention to make final proof to 5,
offer proof to show that the land sought tention 10 make final proof to establish claim
claim t • the land above described, will more
■side, with the dim forms 1736 (he was seven feet five Inches la N otice of S chool I ndemnity H elk C. establish
valuable for its tirr her or stone than to the la.id above described, before W, H.
before the Register and R ceiver, Portland, is
for
agricultural
and to establish his Cooper, U.S. Commissioner, in Tillamook City.
■ gently waving In the height); Malone, seven feet six Inches:
Oregon, on the 9th day
September, 1908- claim to said pur'ioses,
tion .
land before W. H. Cooper, Tillamook County, Oregon, on the IHth day of
Claimant names as witnesses :
■ sat spellbouud nt this Murpby, seven feet three Inches, ami
-U s. Commissioner, at Tillamook. Oregon, on August 1908.
i ialmant names as witnesses:
United Stales Land Office,
A.
Maybee,
of
Dallas.
Oregon
;
N
Dail,
of
Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1908. He
David Mart nr, fof Tillamook, Oregon; George
■ in the rift of tbe wall Charles Byrne, seven feet six Inches.
Portland, Oregon, June 30, 1908.
Dallas, Oregon; Ralph Welsh, of Tillamook, names
Williams of Bay City, Oiegon ; Alfred Hansen,
as witnesses :
None
of
them
ever
reached
great
men
Oregon
;
Frank
Welsh,
of
Tillamook,
Oregon.
Biackground of tbe night
Notice is hereby given that the State
Win. Kimball of Tillamook, Oregon ; Win. of Bay City, Oregon; Chris Hansen, of Bay City,
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
Tolly, of Tillamook, Oregon; Win. t'urlis, of Oregon.
of Oregon, on June 30, 1908, applied for
■nd as I had last teen him. tai development.
Tillamook, Oregon; Elmer Ball, of Tillamook,
A lokrnon 3 D rsssfr , Register.
the
Nw
of
Se
>4
and
Sw
1,4
of
8w
'4
B. He waved bis hand to
Oregon .
Loreuce Sanders, of Tillamook,
of section 15. tp. 1 south, range 8 west,
NOTICE FOR PCBLiOATlON.
Oregon.
Old Dances In Old Times.
Bt*f farewell, stood looking
NOTICK KOH PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Department of the Interior,
In Eduard Scott’s ‘‘Dancing In All and tiled in this office a list of School
Bent, and gently tbe vision
United States Land Office, Portland, Ore.,
above deacriben lands are requested to file their
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore., *
Indemnity Selections in which 11. selected
July 11 th, 1908
claims in this office 011 or before said 26th day ot
Ages” are some curious detuiis about said
May 27th, ioo M.
land; and that said list isopen to Notice Is hereby given that LEA IS K. AugttftL dkrik
Notice is hereby given that BKLLE M.
by roommate, who had the dances of old England.
MORTON,
of
Tillamook
.
Oregon,
who
on
July
A
lgernon
8.
D
resser
,
Register.
the public for inspection.
BRADY, of Portland, Oregon, who, on May
nth, iqo 8. m de timber application, No. 074, for
“Joan Sanderson" was a "Jolly
[“Charlie is dead. I have
27th, ittoR, made Ti 1 b<*rland Entry, No. 7773, for
Any and all persons claiming adver­ the
Nw *4 of the Se % of Section J3. township 3
w H Nw 54, Sec ll ; N H Ne «. Sec. 10. tp.
Lw/ The next morning a d&nce" in Mr. Scott’s definition, for be­ sely the above descrils-d land or any south, range 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has
3 not th. Range 9 West, Willamette Meridian,
N
otick
of
S
chool
I
ndemnity
S
klkc
notice of intention to make fi nd timber
le school said that he had fore it was ended each lady had I-issed legal subdivision thereof, or claiming filed
has fl|e<l notice of intention to make final proof,
proof, to establish claim to the land above
TtOM.
to eetiihlish claim to tbe land above described,
nil the gentlemen twice, and each man the same under the mining laws, or described, before W. H. Cooper, U.S. Uommis-
| preceding.
United States Land Office. •
befo e Register and Receiver, at Portland,
in Tillamook Citv. Tillamook County,
[instance I had grown to had b**en equally enterprialug. Mary desiring to show said land to be more sioner,
Oregon, on the iMh day of August, I908.
Portland,
Ore
,
June
23rd.
1908.
Oregon,
on
the
24th
day
of
September,
I908.
valuable for mineral than for agricul­ Claimant names as witnesses :
11 h in cm hr witneNse« :
formal. healthy man. over Stuart danced the “Volta." though tural
Notice is hereby given that the State 1 T a i 1 it E. a 111 Dwitw
<>f Portia d, Oregon: C. A.
purposes, or to object to said I. C. Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Jonas
of Oregon, on June 23rd. 1908. applied Duncan, of Port and,Oregon ; K. L. Knight,
bnd weighing nearly 200 “not so high and so dirposedly" as selection for any legal reason, should Olso
, of Tillamook, Oregon ; A, B Allison, of
of
Portland,
Oregon;
Alfred Arnold, of Portland,
for
the
Nw
’
4
of
Nw
%
of
Section
8,
tp
Di a civil engineer, tbe Elizabeth. In King Charles’ time po«» file their claims or their affidavits of Tillamook. Oregon; Geo. P. ill, of Tilla­
3 north, range 7 west, and filed in this Oregon.
mook, Oregon.'.
| life being far removed pie danced “Trenchmore." the “Cush protest or contest in this office.
A iaf RK non 8. DBcaSBR, Register.
A lokrnon S. D resser , Register.
office a list of Sclimd Indemnity Selec
ion Dance," “Omnium Gatherum" and
Ind morbid imaginings.
A lokrnon 8. D resser ,
lions in which it selected said land; and
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
Register,
Be occasion necessary for “Holte cum Tolte."
Department of the In erior,
that aaid list U open tu the public for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
G bo . W. B ibke
Lend Office at Portl«ti<1, Ore.,
“All In a Garden Green." “Gathering
[a lawyer, and one even-
inspection
Department of the Interior,
May 12th, 190ft.
Receiver.
[lawyer Ip his Boston of­ of reascods." “Lumps Df Pudding."
Land Office at Portlard, Ore.,
Any and all persons, claiming ad­ Notice la hereby given that HARVKY A.
I
hereby
designate
the
Tillamook
May
26th,
1908
fer a matter of business. “Under and Over." “The Bath." “The Headlight, printed at Tillamook. Ore­ Notice is hereby "given that CARL P. versely the above described land or any Wll.KKR. ot I427 P,«Mt Hoyt afreet, Portlanu,
who, qn Miy 12th, I908, mad® limbei
| of the conversation he Slaughter House" and "Have at Th.v gon, as the paper in which the above KNUDSON, of Tillamook. Oregon, who, on legal subdivision thereof, or claiming Oregon,
and atone application. No. 7762, for S % 8w %
May 26th, ¡»ofi. made application for Timber the same under the mining laws, or and N w *4 tow U, aec I4 and Be »4 Me W, section
pestion which I was un- Coat, Old Woman,” are dances not notice is to be published.
Entry, No. 7766, tor the Sw % of Nw >4 of
1S tp- 3 lb'rtli, range 9 west, Willamette
Section 31, tp. 1 Routh, range 10 west. Willamette desiring to show said land to tie more Moridinn, ha filed notice of his intention to
answering, 1 stopped quite so old.
A lgernon 8. D rkssor ,
Meridian, has filed noticeol intention to make valuable for mineral than tor agricul
rriHke final proof to eatabliah claim to the
Register.
bre replying. for consld-
final proof, to establish claim to the land above tural p<irpos> s, or to object to said seleo land above escribed, before the Register and
Th« Meaning of “Muff.”
described, befo e W H. Cooper, U.S. Commis
Ing my eyes. and, when
R'cetver. Portland, on the 7th day of August,
tion
for
any
legal
reason,
should
file
s oner, Tillamook City, Oregon, cm the nth (lay
CONTEST NOTICE.
190ft. Claimant nsmes as witness* a :
The record of the tact that muff.,
I there stood behind the
of A* gust, loofi ('laimaut names as witnesses : their claims or their affidavits of pro­
Department of the Interior
T F Dwier, of Portland, Oregon; Alfred
Gorge W 1 Hams, of Bay City, Oregon; George test or contest in thia office.
torlte sister, dead many were once worn by more-men than wo­
United States l<nd UfficQ,
Arnold, ol Portland, Oregon; Eugene O. Hay.
W Kiger, of Tillamook, Oregon; Chris Hansen,
Portland, Oregon,
ward, <»f Portland, Oregon ; Harry G. Allan,of
men In Taris suggests the old Ingenious
ALO
k
HN
ok
S.
I
ibshsk
H.
of Bhy City. Oregon ; John L. Jones, of Tilla­
July 24th, 1908.
Portland, • rrgon
Register.
Bre fixe:! on mine, her definition of a muff ns "a soft thing A sufficient contest affidavit having been mook, Oregon
A LOBB NON 8. D rkmskr Register.
A lokrnon S. D rf . ssek , Register.
GgO. W. B ibkk .
filed in this office by GEOKGK V ANDERSEE,
t lips. I instantly ab that bolds a lady's hand without sqneez contestant,
against homestead entry No. 14164,
Receiver.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
b conveyed by her sug Ing It." "Muff" appears to have come made June 3rd. idea, for Sw % Ne %, N.% Se 4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I hereby designate the Tillamook
Department of the Interior.
Department of the Interior,
Sw % Se 1/4 .section
19. township
kil did not give the law to us from German. In which language, xud
U. S. I^and Office at Portland, Or.
Headlight as the newspaper in which
U.B. Land Office, at Portland, Or®.,
3 south,
range 9 west, by THOMAS (J.
curiously.
“
mutF'
means
not
only
a
July
15th.
bntlon he asked. As It
May 27 h, itfUt.
KING, contestee, in which it is alleged that
the
at>ove
notice
is
to
tar
published.
Notice Is hereby gi en that JAMES WOOD,
Notice
is
»’ereby given that ELIZABETH M,
he
is
well
acquainted
wi
h
the
tract
of
land
hand
comforter,
but
also
a
sulky
per
­
Bed. it was greatly to
A mikrnon 8. I irkshkr .
KEITH, ot Portland, Oregon, whi^ on May
embraced in toe homestead entry and knows of Portland, Oregup. who. on 15th dsv of July,
son
or
a
growllug
dog.
These
seem,
Register.
■ to do so.
the present condition of tlie same ; also that 1 ooft. made timber application, No. <ysfi, for tlie
27th. I908. made Timberland Entry. No 77^4.
of Section 22, Township 1 N rth, Rangs
for F.^ Be
Nw
Be
Mw *4 Ne
Metin«
said Thomow C. King Hied near Salem, Nw
■hive re J slightly as tbe however, to l»e two different words. lhe
Oregon, on or about March, 1904 ; that said 9 West, Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice
4, tp 3 north, range 9 West. Wiliamette
■ behind bis chair and Was our own metaphorical “muff" an ThomasC. King, according to the tjesl know­ of intention to make final proof to establish
Meridian,
has
filed
notice
of
intention
to
Notice oC Final Account
make final proof, tn establish claim to the land
and belie! of affiant, was, at the tim® of claim to th® land above described, before tbe
fc was a draft through allusion to the effeminacy of muff ledge
above described before Register and Receiver,
his death, a single man, and that he has no Register and Receiver of U B. Land Oflfce, at
wearers or simply an intimation that knowledge jf such h(4rs, except that be has Portland, Oreg n, on the 2Hth d«v of Septem­ •N oticr ta H bbbby Grr*N,—That the un Portland, Oieaon, on the 18th day of August,
bem Informed that at tie time of the death of ber, !®oft. Claimant names as witneases :
deraigned has filed his final account as ex® liloft Claimant name« as wiineaae« ;
hv that the sensation of the person was distinctly “soft?”— said
Hsmtiel H. Rothermel, of Portland, Oregon; cutor of the last will and testament o
T. E. Dwier. of Portland, Oregon : C, A.
King two or thi«e brothers survived him,
Ito his nervous system London Chronicle.
and that said brothers resided in *ome of the Malcolm S. Mcuillivray, of Pottland Oregon ; William Batterson. decenawd, In the County Duncan, of Portland, Otegon , K. L. Knight,
E.
M.
Snyder,
of
ortland,
Oregu».
;
James
W.
of Portland, Oregon; Alfred Arnold, ot Port­
Bouthern
Hates;
but
affiant
has
not
been
able
to
Court
of
the
Btate
of
Oregon,
for
Tillamook
torn an unseen world,
learn any or either of the names of said Carey, of Seattle, Wash.
County, and the County Judge of said land, Oregon
A lokrnon 8. D rrhskr . Register.
Tru« to tha Adage.
ALOKRNON 8. D mbmkr . Register.
brother«, nor of their residence or post office
County has set Monday, Heptemtier 7th,
iroved that light sound
1008, at the hour of 10 o'clock a m , at the
address,
that
t»e<ween
the
timeof
.-naking
said
“My son, my son?’" exclaimed the dis entry upon esid lauds and the death of «aid
Ml tbe results of vlbra
office of the County Judge, in the Court
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.or less rapidity. Some mayed mother aa she aaw all her boy'» K Ing, and aaid King did not «.tiBivate or Improve
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
House, in Tillamook City, Oregon, as the
Department of the inferirrr.
Department ot tha lnt®rior
time and place for the hearing of objections
lands according to the law and that since
United States Und Office. Portland, Ore.,
Ins affect onr senses and belontfnga stacked In a corner of the said
thereto and the settlement thereof.
U, B Land Office at Portland, Or.,
hissaid death up t-> the present time, the heirs
July 15th, 1908
I feel their effects. But closet. ‘Haven’t I tried over and over of said King have fco< in anywiwe reaided upon, Notice is hereby given that JAMES W I Dated thia 23rd (lay of July. 1900.
Inly «th. 190ft
Notice is hereby given tha» SAMUEL H.
IAMUBL M. BAfTERffON,
or improved tbe ae»d lands, or any CAREY. of Seattle, Wa»h . who, oi> July iMh,
■ space filled with those to teach you that yon abonld have a cultivated
ROTHERMEL, Of Portland. O agon, who, on
part thereof to any extent whatever . and that 19»*. mad® timber sppli ation. No ofij, for S *4
Executor.
tba 15th day of July, iMft. made timber ap­
th affect none of out place for everyth Ing T”
to the beat knowledge and belief of affiant lie Vi and N % Se V4, Section 22. Township 1
plication No oM. for E U of Sw 1/4 and 8 U Be
alleged absence from the *aid land was not North, Range 9 West. W’illamette Meridian,
“Yep.” Mid tbe son cheerfully, “and said
I unknown to science?
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
% of fiection I7. township 1 North, Range 9
due to hi« or their being emploveed.in the Array has filed notice of intention to make final
Department of the Interior
West. Willamette Meridian, has fih-d notice Of
Navy or Marne Corps of the I'ni led States as proof , to establish claim to the laud above
B respond to them what thia la the place.”- Chicago News.
United Ktatea Land Office, Portland, Ora.,
Intention to make final proof, to establish claim
a private solder, officer, seaman or marine, described, before the Register and Receiver of
[unseen might not be
July t5fh, 190«
on the land above deaevibed, before the Regis­
dining the war with Spain, or any other war in th« t'.ft. I.and Office Portland. Oregon, on the
Nfrfire i® hereby given that ISAAC V. ter and Receiver of U.S i^and Office, Portland,
brho can say bnt the
Atthday of September, I90N. Claimant names
which the United States may be engaged
Fame.
PARKER, of Tillamook, Oregon, who. on July Oregon, on th® 28th day of September, t9Oft.
Baid parties are hereby notified to appear, as witnesaes
I strange sights which
“Who was James Boswell?" asked respond end offer evidence touching aaid Samuel H. Rothermel, of Portland, Oregon ; 25th, 190ft, made Timber Application, No. 0147. ( <aini«n< names as witnesses
I tbe eye of mortals Is tbe teacher of tbe class In English lit­ allegation at 10 o'clock a m , on Octoberrsth. Malcolm M. McGillivray, of Portland. Oregon. forgwg of Nw «4 and Nw % of Mw % of Hec. James W, Carey, of Seattle. Wash *. James
Wood, 3f Portland, -Oregon. Malcolm ». Me*
E. M. Snyder, of Port and, Oregon ; James 10, Tp, No 3 *outh, range No 1® west. Wil
190ft. before W H. Cooper. U. 8. Commissi -net
■nknown range of rl- ers tu re.
lamet*r M er tn Ian, ha« filed notice of intention Gillivrav.of Portland. Oregon , E M Snyder of
Tillamook, Oregon, and that final hearing will Wood, of Portland, Oregon
to mak® final timber proof, to establish claim to Portland, Oregon
| a world that Is all
A lob no* on t». D iimii , Register.
at 10 o'clock a m , on October irtk. r**
“He was Dr. Samuel Johnson's press bef held
tbe land above described, before W H. Cooper,
A lgirwor ft Da km * a, Register
re the Hejtster and Receiver at Die United
■ng with and overlap- agent." answered tbe young man with Ntatea
hand Otace ta Fortland. Oregon
T im »* L ano , A ct J lnk 3. H78 — N otici roa V B. Ommiaaiouer, at Tillamook. Orason, on
the ijth day ot October 190*. Claimant name®
P ublication
The sold eoutestant having, in a proper affi
ng and telescoping our the bad eye.- Chicago Tribune
■« Witli**MM*«
(tovit filed »«ne Wth. >90«, ®et forth tact«
United State« Mod Office. Portland, Ore.
■n> dally life and only
T. II Goyne, of Tillamook, Oregon ; J. C.
May 5th, iW/S.
Logan Berries for Sale.
which »how that after due diligence per«onal
Henley of
Tillamook,
Oregon
Geo. P
B of attunement draw-
Notice
i»
hereby
given
that
in
compliance
this notice can not be made, it is
Good temper la like a sunny day—It service<d
Zimmerman, of Tillamook
Oregon ; A T.
hereby
ordered
and
directed
ihsl
each
noCace
with
the
pfoviaiona
of
the
act
of
Co«t*rewi
of
Ke for a glimpse Into sheds Ita brightness everywhere .— be given by due and proper pabhcaUo«.
Persona wanting logan berries should
Jane 3. iS7S. entPled “ An act for the m le of White, of Tillamook, Oregon
A La a a bi on to. Paaaaaa, Regialrr
■ew York Herald.
Imber landa In th* tetesol Caliiurnta, Oregon.
A lgrbnon to D bbbsb *. Rrgiater
phone or write Claude Ackley.
French Proverb
Th« Unexpected Beat to General Quar­
ters at Midnight.
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