TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 27, 1908
■sought Pardon.
Why Wa Are All Mimics.
■tories of that former i "If we did not cough In cburcb, the
*exus tatulliarly known human race would uot exist.” And the
ton la more than one professor, twiddling a piece of chalk
In bis band, regarded tbe sophomores
| a financial agent of the with a quizzical smile.
nvho bud warmly opposed
"What I mean," he continued, "Is
■f Governor Houston, but that tbe cause of coughing is tbe cause
■rly au luus to retalu bls of our survival. That cause is mim
By lucrative position. Con icry. Mimicry Is a better life preserver
te new governor was soon than fleetness or strength.
For by
I a petlriou lu which the mimicry we manage not to attract at
■ of faithful service and tention, and In prehistoric times they
■cations f r the place were who attracted attention were bunted
Irlo wing terms by himself down by tbe tribe and roasted for din
bur sent for him and salt ner or bunted down by the saber tooth
■ppears from this petition tiger and taken raw.
re been lu the penitentiary
“Since those dark days mimicry has
been instinctive with us. Mimicry is
fas the reply,
what causes us to follow the fashions.
g that time you have per- It causes us, when in England, to say
hilly every duty that has 'cawn't' and ‘lawf.’
if your friend
| way to the best of your yawns, you yawn—that's mimicry. If
be laughs, you laugh—mimicry again.
•answered tue agent, his If be snuffles, you snuffle—mimicry
ttly rising.
And If be coughs tn cburcb, straight
j" said the governor, with way you and all the rest of the con
bne conferring a priceless gregation cough, tbe reason being tbe
fdon you out."
same one which saved our forefathers
from extermination."—New York Press.
tout of Commission.
[was supposed to Influence
Famous Floggers.
Birusqueiit-ss amounting to
Among English schoolmasters whose
leness
It Is related that names have come down to posterity
rery voluble lady took her with the dubious reputation of great
floggers Dr. Busby of Westminster
no was ill. to see him
I you two wants to consult school is tbe generally acknowledged
chief.
kbernethy
Of him it Is recorded that, one of his
Bter." replied the elder wo-
head boys having Insulted a young
■ then put a qnnstlon to the French viscount who came to the
» she bad a chance to reply school to demand satisfaction, he flog
■began a long story. Aber- ged tbe viscount first for tbe blood
'her to be quiet and repeat- thirsty Intentions and next his friend
itlon to the girl. A second who was the bearer of his challenge.
Dr. Valpy. too. who edited an edition
■man began a story, and a
le he told her to l«> quiet of tbe classics, was a potent wlelder of
Iterrupted lilni a third time the rod. Archdeacon Groom, who was
f tongue out," be said to the a pupil of his. tells a story In Illustra
tion of bls prowess. One of the boys
p's nothing the matter with had been flogged by the redoubtable
dominie, and tbe lad's father came to
ria J med.
Jud, put your tongue out." complain.
“Sir,” said Valpy to him. "I flogged
lied.
ly overawed, the woman your son because he richly deserved it.
If be again deserves it. I shall flog
ip It out.” said Abernethy, him again, and." rising. "If you come
reded to examine the girl.— here. sir. interfering with my duty I
shall flog you.”
ulne.
The parent fled.
Qusar Complication.
to, a town of 500.000 Inbab
A Famous Architset’s Trick.
J can get nothing to eat on
When Sir Christopher Wren was
■ Certain restaurants supply building the town hall of Windsor, a
■ptitiously. but the whole fidgety member of the corporation, so
Bests are In danger of being the story goes, insisted that the roof
IDuee un Italian was In such required further support and desired
■t ou Sunday when suddenly tbe architect to add more pillars. In
[entered. The Italian was vain did Sir Christopher assure him
pushed by the proprietor into that the danger was imaginary. He
■ere a waitress happened to knew- better. The alacm spread, and
IK in negligee.
Even this tbe great architect was worried into
koi Ice Invaded, but the wait adding tbe desired columns.
i the situation by declaring
Years passed, and In later times,
Lung man was her bailee when architect and patrons were dead,
I man. by the way. bud been cleaning operations in the roof re
Jme time. lie thought tha. vealed the fact that the supposed addi
Jelved the pollcemau: but. as tional supports did not touch the roof
f fact, be bad got out of tbe by two Inches, though this was not per
I into the tire. One tine day ceptible to the gazers below.
■ss called him before tbe
By this Ingenious expedient did Wren
[claimed $2.500 tor breach of pacify his critics, while vindicating bls
rhe Italian bad to pay Aud own architectural skill to future gener
I the worst of till. His wife ations.
■ divorce and shortly after
lot her man.
I'm Telling You.
Pat Murphy, who was lu lodgings,
fTackle This One.
was greatly annoyed by tbe landlady
■wing paragraph of a bun- helping herself to bls provisions. She
Is Is an excellent test In pro- began by taking a piece of his butter,
L Try It tirst. anil then go and when Pat came home she said:
■In. every word, in company
“Pat, I'm taking a little of your but
Ml dictionary:
ter. but I'm uot like other landladies—
ira. Isolated in the oasis. I'm telling you."
Die acclimated and bad am-
Next day It was an egg. and so on.
to contemplate all the eco- Every day there was something taken
His of her Inextricable sword and put off with tbe remark. "Pm Dot
d resisted the allopathic ml
like other landladies—I'm telling you."
rbo gave a courteous dlaguo-
Of course there was never any re
imbly craved precedence for duction in I'at's bill. One Saturday bis
I In tbe form of a vase with bill came to a larger amount than
1c aeoustlng apparatus. This usual. Pat looked at IL bundled up a
rws like a book, but It might few things In bls handkerchief, walked
n dog living lu squalor from to tbe door and said:
"Landlady. I'm sloping I'm not like
be launched at him when he
rn bis address She ate bel other lodgers—I'm telling you."—Lon
aud then fraternized with don Answers.
expert In appendicitis, who
be obsequies.”
Beautifully Arranged.
Brown—Well, you're got tbe quar
FA Plot That Failed.
ter. Is your sister coming down?
| of a plot to kidnap Queen
"I've arrunged It beautifully, old
Bud turn England into a re chap.
I told her It was you first
fold In I’eter I.atouclie's isiok. ■nd she said to tell you abe was out.
h Its Methods and Expo and then I said I was fooling and
fills coup d'etnt was planned that It was Charley Jones, and you
Mace In 1888. the year of tbe ought to have seen her bustle to get
>k strike in Ixmdon. but was into a clean ablrt waist! Sbe'll be rlgbt
I by tbe success of tbe strik- down!”
fee unexpected sympathy and
>wu tbem by the moneyed
Not Surprised.
[This did much to conciliate
Skipper—I am Inordinately sensitive
les. on whose help the reto- to uncongenial surroundings, so much
irelied.
so that tbe very sight of some people
will give me a nervous shudder. Chip
Capital Punishment,
per—Ob. well, there are very few of us
throwing her arms about tbe that do not shrink from meeting our
im's uecki—Yon are my pris creditors. _________________
life! Bridegroom—It's not Im-
nt for life, love: It's capital
No Hitch.
nt—Sydney Town and Coun-
“How did the wedding come off to
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day r
"Without a hitch."
The Villain.
“Glad to bear It.”
Tbe villain in your story is a
“I said without a bitch. Tbe bride
■sterplece Wheredid you get backed out at tbe last minute."
Her? Novelist—I Imagined a I
■eased of all the forms of i
Not Written.
■a which my wife attributes
"How do you write 'born?*” asked I
ten she is angry.
tbe teacher of a small boy at tbe black
board.
His Limit.
“A born Isn't written at all," an- |
r-VTbat do you tbluk of tbe •wered the little fellow. “It*» blowed."
Ban. Jimmie? Printer's Devil —Exchange.
•
it feller could print all be
) display type on a postage
Lika a Bicycle.
it bout canceling tbe stamp —
“What does tbe doctor say to the
k
matter with Mlrandy?”
“He saya sbe baa pneumatic tenden
Uncemplimsntary.
cies and that abe to threatened with
-Pm a man of parts. Pon»-
of tbem seem to be missing i spiral trouble.”—Baltimore Americas
Ono of Hook's Practical Jokes.
Theodore Hook forged 4.000 letters
to 4,000 tradesmen and others request
ing tbem to call on a certain day and
bopr at the bouse of a wealthy widow.
Mrs. Tottenham, In Berners street
London, against whom be bad con
ceived a grudge.
These people began to arrive soon
after daybreak. Tbe rush continued
until nearly midnight. They came by
fifties and hundreds.
There were 100 chimney sweeps. 100
bakers, fifty doctors, fifty dentists, fifty
accoucheni. There were priests to ad
minister extreme unction and Metho
dist ministers to offer last prayers.
There were fifty confectioners with
wedding cakes, fifty undertakers with
coffins, fifty fishmongers with baskets
of cod and lobsters. They pushed,
quarreled and fought, and tbe police
were called out to prevent a riot. Fi
nally among tbe hoaxed ones came the
governor of tbe Bank of England, the
royal Duke of Gloucester and tbe lord
mayor of London, each lured tbltber
by some cunning pretext. A police tn
vestlgatlon followed, but the perpetra
tor was not detected.
A Wonderful Bowman.
Tbe Romans were very skillful bow
men. although they discarded tbe weap
on in warfare, trusting to tbe charge
and to hand to hand fighting. Many
of tbe Roman emperors were famous
archers. It Is said that Domltlan would
place boys In tbe circus at a consider
able distance from him and as they
held up their bauds with tbe fingers
outstretched he would send the arrows
between tbem with such nicety and ac
curacy of alm that be never inflicted a
wound.
Tbe wicked emperor Commodus
boasted that be never missed bis alm
or tailed to kill the wild beast that he
shot with a single arrow. He would
set a shaft in bls bow as some wild
beast was set free In tbe circus to de
vour a living criminal condemned to
die.
Just when tbe furious animal
was springing on liis prey tbe emperor
would strike it dead at tbe man's feet
Sometimes 100 lions were let loose ai
once in order that he, with 100 arrows,
might kill them.
With arrows the
beads of which were semicircular be
would sever tbe necks of ostriches in
full flight
A Talent For Balancing.
Tbe pleasant coffee room of tbe old
Star and Garter at Richmond, which
was burned down in 1809, was patron
ized by England s statesmen, politicians
and writers. On Saturday evenings it
was regularly visited by a middle aged
gentleman of rather broad stature,
with gray hair and a large shirt collat
which formed a conspicuous feature In
his attire.
He would dine always
alone at a particular corner table, and
after dinner It was his humor to build
up before him a pyramid of tumblers
and wineglasses, which he topped with
a decanter.
Occasionally the whole
structure would topple over and litter
the table with Its ruins. Then tbe mid
die aged gentleman would rise, pay
bls bill, including the charge for
broken glass, and depart. The waiters
knew him well. He was Thomas Bab
Ington, Lord Macaulay.
Curious Greetings.
A French Journal has been looking
into tbe question of how different races
express the colloquialism "How do you
do?" and presents some curious exam
pies. The Koreans, for instance, do
not give or imply any offense when
they greet each other with tbe remark
“You do look old.” Persians say. "May
Allah preserve your beard and cover
it with benedictions.” Among a tribe
of Fiji islanders tbe correct form of
salutation is to pull one's ear. A Caro
line Islander kneels before bis friend,
whose foot be grasps and slaps blmselt
vigorously In the face with it. In the
Sudan a traveler was addressed by a
native chief as “Mighty sun." tbe said
chief finishing up with “Glory to tbee
O splendid moon." the remark being
accentuated by expectorating In tbe
traveler'« rlgbt hand.
Greatness.
There Is a kind of elevation which
does not depend on fortune. It 1s a
certain air which distinguishes us and
seems to destine us for great things
It is a price which we Imperceptibly
set on ourselves. By this quality we
usurp the deference of other men. and
It puts us, in general, more above tbem
than birth, dignity or even merit itself
—La Rochefoucauld.
A Coincidence.
“I'm afraid. George." said bis fiancee
“that you are going from bad to
worse."
“Quite a coincidence."
muttered
George. "That's what Clara said when
1 threw her over for you."
Spurgeon’s Complaint.
Mr. Spurgeon once complained that
bis deacons were worse then tbe
devil.
“Resist tbe devil.” said be. "and be
will fly from you. but resist ■ deacon
■ nd be will fly at you."
Hope.
“There 1« no sweeter suffering than
hope.” So run« an old German prov
erb. melancholy text for hearts that
bitter disappointment has cured and to
whom «11 hope to but memory.
Not Entirely.
Moe Roee-Do you think tbe automo
bile to replacing tbe horse? Joe Coae-
Well. not entirely, anyway. 1 have«'t
found automobile In my bologna a*
yet.—Browning's Magazine.
Of a Modern Genius.
"Going to compile bls life and let
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Tbe man who sa-ea when be baa tersT'
•There were no lettera. I'm going tc
• acquiring good friends tbe little to called stingy. He that seven compile bls Ufe and |»œt cards."—
Mtlon to that o ! good books. when be baa much is raid to be Ju Washington Herald.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U.S. Laud Office at Portland, Oregon,
Tune 18th. 190ft.
Notice is hereby given that RALPH ADAMS,
of Dallas, Ore., who, on lune iKth. 19o8, m .de
timber Entry, No. 77H6, for South West % ot
the South Past
of Section 1, tp. 3 south
rang'' 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final proof to
establish claim to the land above doscribed,
before the Register and Receiver. Portland,
Oregon, on the 9th day of Pepiember, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses :
A. Maybee, of Dallas, Oregon : N Dail, of
Dallas, Oregon; Ralph Welsh, of Tillamook,
Oregon , Frank Welsh, of Tillamook, Oregon.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
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made June 3rd. 1802, for 8w
Ne
N.^ beU
Hiid Sw ‘4 Se
.section
19. township
3 south,
range
9 west, by THOMAS C.
klNG, contestee. in which it Is alleged that
he is well acquainted wi h the tract of land
embraced in ti e homestead entry and knows
the present condition <»f the same ; also that
the sidd Thorn«»» C. King died near Salem,
Oregoir. on or about March. 1904; that said
ThomaaC. King, according to the best know
ledge mid belief of affiant, was, at the time of
his death, a single man, and that he has 110
knowledge »f such heirs, except that he has
been Informed that at he time of the death of
said King two or thtee brother» survived him.
anti that said brother» resided in some of the
Southern state»: but affiant ha» not been able to
learn any or either of the names of «ahi
brothers, nor of their residence or post office
addreM, that between the time of making said
entry upon mid lands and the death of »aid
King, and said King did notcultivateor improve
said lands according to the law and that »Ince
Me said death up to the present time the heirs
of «aid King have not in anywise resided upon,
cultivated or improved the sai«i laud», or any
part thereof to any extent whatever ; and that
to the best knowledge ami belief of affiant
»aid allege«! Absence from the said land was not
due to hie or their being employee«! in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps of the United State» as
a private solder, officer, seaman or marine.
dutiiig the war with Spain, or any other war tn
which the United States may be engaged.
NOTICK FOR
PUBLICATION.
Department of the Intenor
United States Land Office, Portland, Ore.,
July nth,
Notice Is hereby given
that LEWIS E.
MORION, of Tillamook . Oregon, who on July
11th. 1908, m de timbet application, No. 074. for
the Nw l4 of the Se % of Section 1*. township 3
south, range 10 went. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final timber
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before W. H. Cooper. U.S. ( oinuiis-
sjoner, in Tillamook Citv. Hllamook C.-unty, I
Oregon, on the 24th day of September, I90X.
Claimant names as witnesses
J C. Bewley,of Tillamook, Oregon . Jonas
Bai«l parties are hereby notified to appear,
Olso , of Tillamook. Oregon : A, B Allison, of
Tillamook. Oregon. Deo. P. Will, of Tilla , respond and offer evidence touching said
alleaation at ro o'clock a m , oil Octoberr5th(
mook, Oregon.
190H. before W. If. Coopt*r. U. S. Commissioner,
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
Tillsmook, Oregon, and that final hearing will
be held at 10 o’clock a in , 011 Octbber 12th, i9«»ft,
NOTICE FOR publication .
I la’f re the Register and Receiver at the United
Department of the Interior,
I States Land Office in Portland. Oregon.
United State« Land Office, Portland, f re.,
1 The said contestant having, in a «»roper affi
July 10th, ilftift.
Notice is hereby given that GORDON T. I davit. iile«l lune 20th. I9«* set forth tacts
NICHOIA, of Portland, Oregon, who. on July 1 which show that after due diligence personal
16th, 19OS, made Timber Application. No. 096, for I service of this notice cannot he made, it is
f/Ots 1. 2, 3. ft and 9, section 6, tp. 1 south, range hereby ordered and directed that such notice
S west. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice be given by due and proper publication.
A lgernon S. D rehskm , Register.
of intention to make final proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. before
the Register and Receiver of the U.S. Land
Notice of Final Account.
Office, at Portland. Oregon, on the Sth day
Nirricg is Hrntsr G itbn ,—That the un*
of October, 1908. Claimant names as wll-
dersigned has filed his final account as ex«
11 esses
William P.King. of Portland Oregon O.O. cutor of the hist will and testament of
Gooch, of Portland, Oregon; < has. J Clement, William Battermon. deceased, in the County
<>f Portland,Oregon; John S. Maginnis.of Port Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
land. Oregon; Geo. A. Stephenson, of Portland, County, and the County Judge of said
County has set Monday. September 7th,
Oregon.
1BON, at the hour of 1<> o’clock a m., at the
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
office of the C«»unty Judge, In the Court
House, in Tillamook City. Oregon, as the
NOTICE FOR PI BI ICA I ION.
time and place for the hearing of objections
Department of the Interior.
thereto and the settlement thereof.
U. d. Lan i Office at Portland. Or
Dated this 23rd day of July 1908.
July »jth. 190ft
BAMUEL M BATTER8ON,
Notice 1« hereby given that JAMES Wool),
Executor.
of Portland, Oregon, who on 15th day of July
190ft. made timber application, No oMI, for the
Nw H of Section 22. Township 1 N rth, Range
NOTICE FOR fUHLICATlON
9 West. Willamette Meridian, aa« filed notice
Department of the fnteri<»r
of intention to make final proof to establish
United k Isle-Land Office. Portland, Ore.,
claim to the land above described. before tha
July tsth. 1908
Rogister and Receiver ffV *. I-*”*» Office at
Notice js hereby given that ISAAC V.
Portland, Oreg n, on the 2*th day of Septem PARKER.of TiUamook. Oregon who. on July
ber, i9oft. Claimant names as witnesses
' 25th. 1908. made Timber Application. No. 0147.
Bamuel H. Mot her mel, of Poriland. Oregon; forSwtf ofNw % and Nw % of Mw K «f^ee.
Malcolm ft- McGillivray, of Poitland Oregon ; j io Tp. No 3 south, range No. 10 west. Wil-
E. M Snyder of
ortland, Oregon, Janies W. I lamet’e Meridian, ha* filed notice of Intention
1 tn mak** final limber |»r«»of, to establish claim to
Carey, or Seattle. Wash
A lgernon ». D remer Register.
j the land above deset ib*-d, before W H. Cooper,
| US < ommiaetouer, at I illamonk Oregon, on
I the ij«b day of Octnlwr, 19<A. Claimant names
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
as witneFses
Department of the Interior.
T. H Govne, of Tillamook. Oregon : J. C.
United States Land Office. Portland, Orc..
Bewley, of
Tillamook,
Oregon ;
Geo. P
July 15th. 190ft
Oregon ; A. T.
Notice is hereby given that JAM Eft W. /-Iminerman. of T«ll»m'»<»k,
CAREY of Seattle. Wash
who. on July r«th, White, of Tillamook, Oregon
A ix* a a h < » n ft. DREsaaa, Register,
lift«, made timber appli atiow. No 085, for S U
p’e U and N % Se »4, section 22 Township I
notice
for publication .
North, kauge*9 West, Willamette Meridian,
Department of the Interior,
has filed notu*e of intention to make filial
United States Land Office. Portland Ore.,
proof . tn establish claim to the land above
AuruMt 4th. 190ft
described, before the Register and Receiver of
Notice 1» hereby
given that CARL A
th • U-8. Land Office Portland. Oregon on the
■
SVENHON,
of
Tillamo
k.
Oregon, who, on
¿»thday of September.
Claimant name«
I August 4th. HM-g. made soup Heat ion tor Timber
Samuel H Rothermel. of Portland, Oregon ' Entry. No o>n. for H H of Me % and Nw U of
Malcolm 4 McGillivray, of Portland. Oregon ; ' Ne *4 «nd Me K of Nw %, »ection 85, township
E. N. Nnyder, of P <rt »nd, Oregon ; James 1 2 ?*outh. rang»* 9 West, Willamette Merioiati.
1 has filed notice -»f Intention to make final timber
Woo<1, of Portland. Oregon
I proof, tn establish claim to the land above
A loerxon rt . D rkmcr . Register.
I described, before W H Cooper, U.S. Com-
mtssioner *at Tillamook. Oregon on the 19th
CONTENT NOTICE.
duvofoetober, 190«. Claimant names as wit
Department of the Interior.
1
nesees
Cui ted States fend office.
J C Fb-wlev of Tillamook. Oregon. N. G.
Portland, Oregon.
B«Mine»t. of Tlllai'iook Oregon , Jonas Olsen, of
July 24th 190«
A eaffic eel contest affidavit having been j Tillamook, Oregon T. H Gojrne, of Tillamook,
filed *■ this office by GKOKGE VANDFRsEE Oregpu.
▲ LG a RN ON B. bRRaaaa, Register.
coDtesUUJt, against homestead entry No. Hi64.
Admin atralot’8 Sale of Real Pro
perty.
N otice
is
H krkby
G iven .—That the
undersigned, administrator of the estate of
J. H. WHIN BEY, deceased, persuant to an
order of the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Tillamook County, duly made
and entered of record on the 7th day of
August. 1008. authorizing and directing me
to sell certain real property o f said estate,
will on the 7th day of September, 1908, sell
at private sale, at tny home in Tillamook
Cltv, bi Tillamook County. State of Oregon,
the’ following described real property of said
estate, to-wit': Lot ft in Block 20. Thayer s
Second Addition to said Tillamook City.
Said sale to be for ca»h.
Sale to lie made subject to the confirmation
of the said County Court.
Dated August 10th. 1908.
G ko . W. E vans .
Administrator of the estate of
J. H. Whinery, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ot the Interior
U. S. Laud Office at Portland, Or.,
July 15th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL H.
ROTH ER MEL, <»t Poitiand, O-egon, who, on
tbe 15th day of July. J«.»( j W. msde timber ap
plication No oh4. for E
of Mw
and 8
Be
% of Secii«»ii I7. township 1 North, Range u
west. Willamette Meridiiiii. ha» filed notice of
Intention to make final proof, to establish claim
on the laud above described, before the Regis
ter and Receiver of U,8 Land Office, Portland,
Oregon, on ttie 28th day of September, «908.
Claimant names a« witnesses:
J hiiks W. Cai y, of Seattle, Warh,; James
U<»<>d, »f Portland, .Oregon, Malcolm S. Me-
Gillivra*. of Porllsini, Oregon ; E. M. Snyder, of
P01 tlaiid, 4 iregon
A igemnop ft . D rkmier , Register.
NOTICE F‘iR PUBLICATION.
Depar 1 meut of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Portland, Ore.,
July 31st, 1908.
Notice !» hereby riven that WILLIAM W.
RGSnBRAUltH, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
Joly ji»t, 1908, made sppiication for Timber
Entry. No. of >7, fo N U of Me >4 and 8 >4 of Ne
U of section 84. township 2 Mouth, range 9 West,
Willamette Meridian, has fi rd notice of in
tention to m»ke final timl/er proof, to establish
claim to the land alM»v»* described, before W. H.
Cooper,
U.H C<iiiiml»»ioner, rt Tillamook,
Oregon, on tbe 19th day of October, i^aft.
Claimant names a* witnesses
J. C. Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon ; N. O.
Boquist.of Tillsmook, Oregon ; C. A. Mvensoii,
of 1 illamnok. Oregon, Jonas Olaoti, of Tilla
mook, Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
United States Laud Office, Portland, Ore.,
August jrd, 190!.
Notice is hereby given
that
NILS G.
BOQVIMT. of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
August A»d, l x* made application for Timber
Entry, No. 01^7. for N H ot Se U and N H of
Hw Ji of »e< lion 35, townshi*» 2 South, range 9
west. Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice or
it.tention to mak* final ember proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described, before
W H. Cooper, U. ». Commissloi er, Tilla
mook, Oregon, ou the 22«»d day of October,
ijftift. Claimant name* as witnesses:
Jonas Olso»». 0/ Tillamook, Oregon; C. A
Bvensna, of Ti l»<nio k, Oregon. T. H. Goyoe,
of Till«monk. Ot«*go4i, J C. Bewley of Tilla
mook, Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the In trior,
L M Land/Jffice at Portland. Ore.,
August 10th long.
Notice la hereby given that NELLIE E.
AM M STRONG, of Tillsmook. Oregon, who. on
August 10th, 190ft, made application lor llmbei
entry, No. O/56. for 8w % nt Nw % nf section
15 tp. 2 imuth, range 9 west, WBlame te
M»r«disn. has filed notice of intention to
m»ke goal timber proof to establish claim
to the la.id above •eecribed. befoie W. H
C^per, U M < onunlestoner, in TIDamoob City.
Ttllamook County Oregon, on the 19th day of
October, 1908.
Claimant name« as witnesses
J. C Bewley of Tillamook. Oregon W. W.
R<*ebrau h of Tillaowk, Oregon. U. A.
Wveneeti, of Tillamook, Oregon. Jac. A rmstrong,
of Tillamook, * regon
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