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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908, YOUR OWN FACE. Do You Think You Would Recognise It un Another Person? I “How strange It is," said the philoso s to the ENGINEER to Take and H ia »ma Crippled In Are Some Things al Pain. to tell you that l exonerated you he wreck They the block to wet turned bls A white KL “and you. rs. I knew me. because '. Poor Denny. If be was alive 1 when we came ve him the pulled her :k the etup- 11, you know a trembling hand to biot out rkle, and a bit bls pale cheeks I think I opened those boxes just :ed over his lips. >us. “Say. did It mind that an en- anxlona about bls about the Ilves of ; liehlnd him? M.v don’t you suppose something with to think what n Mentor means to try to figure your- He rides in four room, surrounded , rods and the like. » about three miles of tying 200 pounds of and enough hot water it off bls bones In a at bis back Is ilinto and'20,000 pounds ,.f 8 200.000 pounds behind there Is ■gin. Altoget her he ahead or soo . ihh ' »rdwood and brass pound rail in tin.-- b of wheel flange, a of those bid Hus fired a broadside at tbe whole tiling to 24,000 pounds, so the ‘.nd that 24.000 i> mn.;~ asltee a minute would ship eight miles only one-tentb the empties at the Ungiueer and «. There Is al- t about engineers aeveral hundred ids. That's all t want to over engineer's life with the others tke train crew only our bad one or one in right w here I er on the train Ut 8.000,000 of In 130.000 Of people were killed hurt. I don't but It appears bare kinder both of tuy » that might but If you r the rest of be my job to Iddle of some a whn, ■ could real- IB engineer— of the whls- Crossing and are some pain." The nurse and aoftly now." she putting always obey b New York • teacher extravagant folly to of such Plain of a ng to expired (digging wonder pher, “that tbe person for whom you I rare most oa earth, the one you see | ofteuest and who receives your most I constant attention is tbe one whose countenance is least familiar to you." "Who is that?" asked tbe visitor. "Yourself." said the philosopher. “It Is a fact that if people could be dupli cated and could meet themselves in tbe street very few would recognize them selves. We look at ourselves many times during tbe 365 days of tbe year. We say our eyes are blue or whatever color they may be. our hair brown, our chin peaked, our forehead high. We know every lineament of our face from constant study and attention, yet when we turn away from the mirror we can not conjure up a picture of ourselves. We know just how our friends and even acquaintances look. In fancy we can see them sitting so or standing so and their varying expression under dif ferent circumstances is clear to us. even though we have not seen them for years. But when it comes to our selves we cannot even till In tbe out line of the picture. We may laugh, we may cry. we may frowu. but we do not know how we look while we are doing It. Photographs do not help us. We have never seen ourselves in tbe flesh. Mirrors and pictures are poor aids when we sit down and try to see ourselves with tbe mind's eye. That is why people are so deeply Interested In anybody who is said to resemble them. Just say to a man. ‘I know somebody who looks for all tbe world like you,’ and he will never rest until he sees that person. Then If the like ness is really true he will own that up to that time be had no conception of how he really looked." The visitor smiled wanly. “I wish you wouldn't talk like that." she said "It makes me feel so uncanny. I am almost afraid of myself." WHEN FIRE BREAKS OUT. Keep Cool end Remember and Follow These Instructions. In case of fire, if tbe burning articles are at once splashed and sprayed with a solution of salt and nitrate of ammouia an incombustible coating is formed. This is a prepara tion which can be made at home at a trifling cost and should be kept on hand. Dissolve twenty pounds of com mon salt and ten pounds of uitrate of ammonia in seven gallons of water. Pour this Into quart bottles of thin glass and fire grenades are at hand ready for use. These bottles must be tightly corked aud sealed to prevent evaporation, and in case of fife they must be thrown near tbe flames, so as to break aud liberate the gas con tained. At least two dozen of these bottles should be ready for an emer gency. In this connection it Is well to re member that water on burning oil scat ters the flames, but that flour will ex tinguish It. Salt thrown upon a fire If the chimney is burning will help to deaden the blaze. If a fire once gets under headway and prompt exit be comes a necessity, a silk handkerchief dipped in water and wrapped about the mouth and nostrils will prevent suffocation from smoke; falling this, a piece of wet flannel will answer. Should smoke fill the room, recall your physics—remember that smoke goes first to the top of tbe room and last to the floor. Wrap a blanket or woolen garment about you. with the wet cloth over your face, drop on your hands and knees aud crawl to the win dow. Bear In mind that there is no more danger iu getting down from a three story window than from tbe first floor If you keep a firm hold of the rope or ladder. Do not slide, but go hand over hand.—New York Tribune Strictly Fresh Eggs. There are summer resorts, remote from any agricultural communities, where fresh farm products are even harder to obtain than In the city. It was at such a place that tbe new boarder, who had eaten four or five breakfasts there, began to wonder why the eggs were Invariably served fried. "See here." he inquired one morning of the genial colored man who waited upon him. "why do you always fry eggs here? Don't you ever boil them?" "Oh, oh. yes, sab!" responded the waiter pleasantly. “Of co'se yo’ kin have 'em boiled If yo’ wants ’em. but yo’ know. sah. yo’ takes de risk!"— New York Times. The Plumber’s Derby. The compassionate citizen remarked to bis plumber: “Gus. if 1 were a plumber and had to crawl into small nooks and corners, as you do. I'd wear a soft bat or cap. Why. your derby Is full of dents." Gus replied: “I'd be a fool to wear a soft hat This derby hat saved my head many a bard knock from pipes and beams. See. 1 have ft packed with crumpled newspapers, which give me both Inspiration and im munity.”—New York I’resa. A Haughty Reply. A story about William Pitt I read or heard somewhere many years ago rep resented a noble mediocrity as asaur Ing tbe great statesman with some condescension that be might fairly expect an earldom for his magnificent services. “1 an earl!" was tbe haughty reply “1 make dukes."-8t James Gazette SACKING THE TUILERIES. Marie de' Medici. The tastes of Marie de’ Medici, wife < Henry IV. of France, were splendid, tud she Indulged them to the full. One at her collars of Venetian point was ilone “worth the eyes out of a man's head,” aud she bad a fine store of ’hem. Describing ber as she arrayed herself on a typical occasion in a cos tume of carnation satin, M. Batlffol. in ‘The French Court in the Seventeenth Century,” continues as follows: “This arranged to ber satisfaction, ber jewels, of which she bas quantities I scattered In different eabiuets. must uot be forgotten nor yet her ring. Ller gold bracelets, studded with seveuty- j two small diamonds, were purcbased ' from Francois le Pic-»tre, jeweler of i Paris, for 1.000 livres. Iler earrings, i two great diamonds surrounded by 1 lesser brilliants, were made by the i leweler, Jean Subtil. Her gold watch, j valued at 2,100 livres, is 'oval in sbai>e ' and ornamented with several dia monds.' and she must uot forget to place In her pocket for use at mass the I rosary of euameled gold, embellished with diamonds.' a trifle worth 9.600 livres. And. thus adorned, tbe queen must yet perfume herself.” An Incident of ths Revolution of 1848 In France. The sight that presented itself was tbe strangest 1 have ever seen aud lias remained In my memory almost as vividly as if It were yesterday. The magnificent apartments of tbe palace were soon filled with as strange a set uf ruffians as you could meet any where. It seemed as if they were all mad or drunk, aud yet they were as lolly as sand boys. They seemed posi tively to revel in destruction aud to yell with delight as they smashed and tore everything to pieces that they came across. There was scarcely a picture that was not cut into ribbons, and ornaments, however costly, were thrown down and broken to atoms. While I was standing In one of tbe grand apartments, looking on in won der, a little man. with a sword almost as big as himself, stood in front of a magnificent mirror that reached from tbe floor to the celling. He surveyed It for a moment, and then, as though he were about to storm a town single banded, went deliberately up to it and with one blow of bls great cavalry blade shivered it to pieces. As they Clearing It Up. fell at bis feet he put on a grand air and said “La!” as if this was one of I “To which is a man more closely re tbe greatest deeds he had ever accom lated." said the genealogist, “bls first plished and the proudest moment of divorced wife's second husband or his his life.—"Sketches From Memory," present wife’s first divorced husband?” "So far as I can see, one tie is about G. A. Storey. as close as the other," said a thought ful friend. GREEN THE BEST COLOR. “So I should say." said tbe genealo gist. "but Billy Bowen must have fig Saves the Eyes and the Temper, Says ured out a difference. Anyhow, when a London Doctor. 1 bis first wife's second busband died “If the whole of London were paint Billy weut to a ball game, but when ed green it would have a wonderful his present wife's first busband died effect upon tbe health and spirits of be went into mourning. I can't under- us Londoners." said one of London's I stand that” leading specialists. 'Eyesight and j “I can.” said the thoughtful friend. health are most closely connected, and “Billy's present wife was on tbe point among town dwellers eyesight is of divorcing him so she could remarry steadily deteriorating. Green is one her first busband. Now that be is of nature’s cures for worry and fa : dead she has decided to stick to Billy.” tigue. Watch a man who is worried “Ah!" said the genealogist—New or tired out aud see how often be ' York Press. will wauder to a window from which he can gaze on a tree in leaf. Instinc Always Waning. tively his eyes seek the restful green A Frenchman who apparently has a of tbe foliage. A great deal of tbe good deal of time on his bands bas good obtained from a visit to the been amusing liimself by reckoning up country is from the incessant environ i the number of kisses he bas given his ment of the green fields and green wife during the first twenty years of lea ves. bis married life. “A green room, too. Is a splendid I He finds that in the first year he dls- thing. I know of a case of a popular 1 pensed about 100 kisses a day. or. say. actress who could never understand allowing for birthdays aud legal and why it was that iu a certalu room In church holidays, about 30.700 in the her house she could always rest so j year. much better than in any other one. j In tbe second year this number was She mentioned tbe fact to me one day. reduced by half and in the third year and I pointed out to her that the pa ! to ten a day. while in tbe fifth year per and furniture wers entirely bis better half had to be content with green.”—London Mirror. two a day, one in the morning and one In the evening. 8ounds Fish Make. What happened in the fifth year is Tbe horse mackerel, or scad, is said "wrapped in mystery.” but at the same to grunt. Purring noises are beard ¡rate of “progression” he probably ar from the cuckoo gurnard when it is rived eventually at one kiss on tbe first being removed from the water. Tbe of January evety leap year. herring, again, is said to emit a faint squeak when the net has been drawn Freedom of the Press. over it, and there are other Ashes The battle for a free press In the which are credited with vocal powers. full modern sense was fought out be Most certain of all Is tbe case of tbe tween 1764 and 1771, beginning with little creature known to many a the prosecution of Wlikes for attack shrimper and flsher boy as the hum ing Bute in the North Briton and end mer. or bard head (Cottus scorplus). tng with the successful resistance to the sea bullbead, which when held In the proclamation by which tbe com the hand near to the ear produces so mons bad forbidden the publication of distinct a buzzing noise that tt cannot their debates. Six printers who bad only be beard, but felt, since the vi Infringed tbe proclamation were sum bration caused by tbe sound Is percept moned to tbe bar of tbe bouse. Five ible by tbe band. It seems to be tbe obeyed, and the messenger of tbe result of fear and comes apparently house was sent to arrest tbe sixth from tbe inside of tbe huge bead.— The lord mayor sent the messenger to London News. prison. The bouse of commons sent the lord mayor to the Tower, but he A Woman’s Reason. was released at the next prorogation, “Of all tbe foolish reasons girls give and the day on which he left tbe Tower for wishing to marry, or rather not to marked tbe end of the last attempt to remain single,” said Miss Afternoon silence the press.—New York Ameri Tea. “I think ‘because she wants Mrs. can. on her tombstone’ is the most inane. Why should she want it there where The Real Version. she cannot see it? I would rather Napoleon sat inadvertently upon a have Mrs. on my visiting cards than smoking cannon and scorched the seat on my tombstone, wouldn’t you. of bls white trousers. Clarice?” “I cannot turn back now." he mut “Yes, dear, and that reminds me. I tered to an aid as be hastily dismount asked Jane Smiley yesterday why she ed. ”1 have burned my britches be was marrying so much sooner than hind me!” she intended when I last saw ber. Thia historic expression bas been She said, 'Ob, my visiting cards are grossly corrupted by later writers.— almost gone, and I do not care to or Pathfinder. der another hundred of these, so I am hurrying up getting my new name to The Supreme Test. have engraved on them.”—St Louis “You are all right.” said the doctor Times. after be bad gone through with the regulation thumping and listening A Martyr. with bis patient "Not a trace of Tbe politician had been charged with heart disease. Fifteen dollars, please!" perjury. Tbe patient drew a long breath and "What’s that?” be asked languidly. remarked: “I am sure now 1 bare no “Swearing to a falsehood.” heart disease. If I bad. I should have “ Why. any chump could swear to tbe dropped dead when you mentioned truth." exclaimed tbe politician. “I’m your fee.” the victim of professional jealousy, that's what" be added, with manifest Fun Missed In Air Traveling. Indignation.—Philadelphia Ledger. It may be a great achievement for a balloon to travel at the rate of seven Consolation. ty-five miles per hour, but whnt 1» the “Pa." boohooed the chastised eon. fun In skipping along at that rate “If I bad let WUlle Simmonds lick me when you cannot see the telegraph instead of me licking him. would poles or constables whiz past? Tbe you've whipped me just tbe same?” pleasure tn speed la In passing things “Yes; but remember that in such a that stand still or go slower.—Boston case you would be getting two lickings Advertiser. In place of one!"—Judge. Curad the Dryness. Mother-How did papa's new book The Height of Hospitality. Hewitt— 1 suppose that when your get In this condition? Bobby—Why. uncle comes to New York you wOl see mamma. 1 beard papa say last night that be Is properly entertained? Jew that tbe book was too dry for him. ett-Yes; be shall bare everything that Bo I put it in tbe bathtub and let the water run. his money will buy.—Puck. A Distinction of Terms. “Did you say be was a crafty poB- tlctan?” Exceptional. "No." answered Benator Sorghum, “Is be really a good violinist?” “not crafty, merely grafty."—Wash “Yes. and an exceedingly remarkabto ington Star. soe." "In what respect F Rome men earn money. Other* “His Instrument Is not 'a genuine make money. Others gat money.—Gal Btradlvarioa.’"-Phlladslphia Prese. veston News. , •low, but Net Sure. “Your daughter to not engaged to young Johnson yet, then? 1 snppotw It to a case of slow and sure?” "Well, yea be to alow, and sbe is not st all sure!" 1 have often wonder«! bow every man loves himself more than all the rest of men -Autoulus. I SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN FOBS- CLO8URF. OF TAX LIEN. In the Circuit Court erf the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County. j Eastern Investment Com-) i pauy, Limited, a corpo ration, Plaintiff, vs. ! Frederick Lewis, Defendant. J I To Frederick Lewis, the above named de fendant. i In the name of the State of Oregon : You I are hereby notified that Eastern Investment Company, Limited, the holder of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 5, issued on tbe 27th day of January, 1908, by the Tax Col- I lector of the County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, for the amount of Three and 13-1OU Dollars, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1902, together with penalty, iuterest and costs thereon upon the real property assessed to you, of which you ar. the owucr as appears of reeord, situated in said County and State, and particularly bounded and described as follows, to-wit : The southeast quarter of northwest quarter of Section Tliirty-six (36), Township Three (3) South. Runge Ten (10) west, Wtllamette'Meridian. You are further notified that said Eastern Investment Company, Limited, has paid taxes ou said premises for prior or subsequent years with the rate of interest on said amounts us follows : within the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned. H. T. BOTTS, Attorney for the Plaintiff. Address: Tillamook, Oregon. SUMMON FOR PUBLICATION IN FORE CLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County. Eastern Investment Com-' pany, Limited, a corpo ration, Plaintiff, vs. William Hellstren and Sarah Gibbens, Defendants. To William Hellstren and Sarah Gibbens, the above named defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby notified that Eastern Investment Company, Limited, a corporation, the holder of Certificate ot Delinquency numbered 11, issued on the 27th day of January, 1908 by the Tax Collector of the County of Tilla mook. State of Oregon, for the amount of Eleven and 52-100 dollars, the same being the amount then due and delinquent tor taxes for the year 1904, together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon the real property assessed to you, of which you are the owner as appears of record, or which you may have or claim some in terest inj or to situated in said County and State, and particularly bounded ana Year’s Date Tax Receipt Rate of described as follows, to-wit : The south half of Tax. Paid. No. Ain’t. Interest, southwest quarter of Section Twelve (12), Township two (2) south, Range Eight (8) 1903. Jan. 27. 1908—2178 12.81 15 pere. west, Willamette Meridian. You are further notified that said Eastern 1904. Jan. 2 7, 1908—2190 2.54 13 per c. 1906. Jan. 27. 1908—2181 3.96 15 per c. Investment Company, Limited, a cororation, 1907. Aug. 4, 1908—1719 3.22 15 per c. has paid taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent years with the rate of interest on Said Frederick Lewis, as the owner of the said amouuts as follows : legal title of the above described propertv as Date Tax Receipt Rate of the same appears of record, and each of the Year's Tax. Paid. No. Am’t. Interest. other persons above named are hereby fur ther notified that Eastern Investment Com pany. Limited, will apply to the Circuit 1905. Jan. 27, 1908—2184 811 09 15 pere. Court ot the County ano State aforesaid for 1906. Jan. 27, 1908—2185 10.92 15 pere. Red Ctf a decree foreclosing the lien against the pro perty above described and mentioned in said 1903. May 14.1908— 496 17.01 15 pere. certificate. And you are hereby summoned 1907. Aug 4,1908—1715 13.46 15 pere. to appear within sixty days after the first Said William Hellstren and Sarah Gibbens publication of this summons exclusive of the day of said first publication, and defend this as the owners of the legal title of the above described property as the same appears of action or pay the amount due as above shown together with costs und accrued in record, and each of the other persons above terest and in case of your failure to do so, a named are hereby further notified thut decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of Eastern Investment Company, Limited, a said taxes and costs uguinst the land and corporation, will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and State aforesaid for a premises above named. This summons is published by order of the decree foreclosing the lien against the pro Honorable H. F. Goodspeed, Judge of the perty above described, and mentioned in said County Court of the State of .Oregon for the certificate. And you are hereby summoned County of Tillamook, and said order was to appear within sixty days after the first made and dated this 8th day of September, Subvention of this summons exclusive of the ay of said first publication, and defend this 1908, and the date of the first publication of this summons is the 10th day of September, action or pay the amount due as above shown together with cost and accrued in 1908. All process and papers in this proceeding terest and in case of your failure to do so. a may be served upon the undersigned residing decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of within the State of Oregon, at the uddress said taxes and costs against the land and premises above named. hereaf ter mentioned. This summons is published by order of the H. T. BOTTS, Honorable H. F. Goodspeed, Judge of the Attorney for the Plaintiff. County Co?irt of the State of Oregon for the Address : Tillamook, Oregon. County of i’illainook. and said order was made and dated this 8th day of September, SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN FORE- 1908. and the date of the first publication of this summons is the loth day of September, CLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. 1908 All process and papers in thia proceeding In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, may be served upon the undersigned residing for Tillamook County. within the State of Oregon, at the address Eastern Investment Com-) here alter mentioned. pany, Limited, a corpo H T. BOTTS, ration, Attorney for the Plaintiff. Plaintiff. Address : Tillamook, Oregon. vs. Chares T. Nelson, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Defendant. J Department of the Interior. To Charles T. Nelson, the above named de fendant. United States Lund Office, Portland, Ore., July nth, 1998. In the name of the 8tate of Oregon : You are hereby notified that Eastern Investment Notice Is hereby given that LEWIS K. Company, Limited, the holder of Certificate MO11TON, of Tillamook , Oregou, who on July of Delinquency numbered 19, issued on the nth, 1908, m de timber application, No. 07a. for section li, townsnip3 14th day of May. 1908, by the Tax Collector the N w J4 of the Se K of the County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, south, range 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has for the amount of bix and 19-100 Dollars, filed notice of intention to make final timber the same being the amount ¿then due and Sroof, to establish claim to the land above escribed, before W.H. Cooper, U.S. Commis delinquent for taxes for the year 1902, to gether with penalty, interest and costs sioner, iu Tillamook Citv. Tillamook County, thereon upon the real property assessed to Oregon, on the 24th day of September, I908. you, of which you are the owner as appears Claimant names as witnesses : J. t . Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon ; .lonas of record situated in said County and State, and particularly bounded and described as Oiso , of Tillamook, Oregon ; A, B. Allison, of follows, to-wit: The east half of southwest Tillamook. Oregon; Geo. P. hlit, of Tilla quarter of Section Twenty-eight (28), Town mook, Oregon. A lgernon S. D resser , Register. ship One (1) south, Range fen (10) west, Willamette Meridian. You are further notified that said Eastern NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Investment Company, Limited, has paid Department of the Interior, taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent United Slates Laud Office, Portland,1 re., years with the rate or interest on said July 16th, iviw. amounts as follows: Notice is iiereby given that GORDON T. NICHOLS, of Portland, Oregon, who, ou July Year's Date Tax Receipt Rate of lóti», ig08, made Timber Application, No. 096, for lax. Paid. No. Am’t. Interest. Lota 1. 2, 3. 8 aud 9, section 6, tp. 1 south, rango H west, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice 1 903 Ma v 14. 1 908 2200 $ 4 96 1 5 pvt C of intention to make fin«! proof, to establish 1904. May 14. 1908—2202 5.99 13 perC. claim to the land above described, before 1UU7, Aug. 4,1908—1716 11.21 15 perc. the Register and Receiver of the U.S. Land st Portland, Oregon, on the Sth day Said Charles T. Nelson, as the owner of the Office, October, 1908. Claimant names as wit- legal title of the above described property as of the same appears of record, and each ot the nesses William P, King, of Portland, Oregon ; 0.0. other persons above named are hereby fur Gooch, of Portland, Oregon; Chas. J. Clement, ther notified that Eastern Investment Com of Portland,Oregon; S. Magitinis.of Port pany, 1 imited, will apply to the Circuit land, Oregon; Geo. A. John Stephenson, of Portland, Court of the County and State aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the lien against the pro Oregon. A lgkrnom 8. D rkbker , Register. perty above described, and mentioned in said certificate. And you are hereby sum moned to appear within sixty days after NOTICE FOR PUBL’CATION. the first publication of this summons exclu Department of the Interior, sive of the day of said first publication, and Land office at Portlard, Ore., defend this action or pay the amount due as August 27th. 1008 above shown together with costs and ac Notice is hereby given that 3ELLK M. crued interest ana in ease of your failure to BRADY, of Portland, Oregon, who, on May do so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing 27th, i9o8. made Timl»er Land Entry. No. 7773, the lien of said taxes and costs against the aerial number, «>348, for W % of Nw V4. »ec- 11 land and premises above named. and N U of Ne % of Section to, tp. 3 north of This summons is published by order of the range 9 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed Honorable H. F. Goodspeed, Judge of the notice of intention to make final timlier County Court of the State of Oregon for the proof, to establian claim to the land above County of Tillamook, and said order was described, befo e the llr<.ister and Receiver, at made and dated this Sth day of September, Portland, Oregon, on (he I9II1 day of November, 1908, and the date of the first publication of I908. Claimant names as witnesses : this summons is the loth day of September, James F. Cox, of Portland, Oregon; Joseph K. 100B. Cox, uf Portlsnd, Oiegon; Nora Lutman, of All process and papers in this proceeding Nehalem, Oregon ; Rimer Wilson, of Nehalem, may be served upon the undersigned residing Oregon. within the State of Oregon, at the address A lorxnon 8. D resser , Register. hereafter mentioned H. T. BOTTS. NOTfCK FOR PUBLICATION. Attorney for the Plaintiff. Depai Unent of the Interior Address : Tillamook, Oregon. U.8. Laud Office at Portland, Oregon, September rath, 190H. SUMMONS FOB PUBLICATION IN FORK Notice is hereby given that ELLEN 8. CLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. BEWLEY, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on Sep tember lath, 19o8. in .de application for timber In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Entry, No. 0436, for E % of Bek of Section 1», for Tillamook County. •nd of 8w of Mect'on 2o, tp 2 north, Eastern Investment Com-) rang 9 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed pany, Limited, a corpo- j notice of intention to make final ’timber ration, proof to establish claim to the land above Plaintiff, / dcacrilied, before W. H. Cooper, U.B. Com- mis* oner, Tillamook City, Oregon, on the 37th Charles T. Nelson, day of November, 1908.' Claimant names aa Defendant. J witnesses : To Charles T. Nelson, the above named de W A P tteva. of Bay City. Oregon ; J. C. fendant. Bewley, of Tillsinook, Oregon , F 8- White In the name of the State of Oregon : Yow house, of Tillamook, Oregon : W. H. Hoekina, are hereby notified that Eastern Investment Oregon. Company, Limited, the holder of Certificate of Hobeonviile, A lokknon S. D rrmrx , Register. of Delinquency numbered 21, issued on the 14th day of May, 1908. by the Tax Col NOTK’K KOH PUBLICATION. lector of the County of Tillamook, State of Department of the Interior, Oregon, for the amount of Two and 98-100 U.8. l^and Office, at Portland, Or*., Dollar», the same being the amount then Beptember 10th, 1908. due and delinquent for taxes for the year Notice ia hereby give?! that GMA< K W. 1903. together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon the real property assessed W HITE HOUSE, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on to you, of which you are tne owner as Sept, 10th, iVoft. made application for Tiinbor appears of record, situated in said County Entry, No 04ao for K % of Mw Vi and W U of of Bee. rU, tp. 2 1101th, Range 9 West, and State, and particularly bounded and Se descrilxd as follows, to-wit : 1 he northeast Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in quarter of northwest quarter of Section tention to make final timber proof, to establish Thirty-three <33), Township One (1) south, claim to the land above deset 1 bed, befo e W. H. Range Ten (10) west, Willamette Meridian. Cooper, L'.B. Commissioner, at Tillamook, You are. further notified that said Eastern Oregon, on the 27th day of November, lyoS. Investment Company. Limited, has paid Claimant iiamea as witnesses : J C. Bewley, of Ttl anjook, Oregon; F, 8. taxes on said premisesfor prior or subsequent years with the rate of interest on said Whitehouse, of Tillamook, Oregon; W. }<. Hoskins, <>f Hobaou ville, Oregon; Chaa. Pike, of amounts as follows : Bay City, Oregon A lgernon 8. D brmes , Register. Year’s Date Tax Receipt Rate of Tax. Paid. No. Am’t. Interest. 1904. 1907 May 14. 1908—2202 8 3 00 15 pere Aug. 4, 1908—1718 5«2 15perc. Baid Charles T. Nelson, as the owner of the legal title of the above described property as the same appears of record, and each of the other persons above named are hereby further notified that Eastern Investment Company. Limited, will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and >tate aforessid for a decree foreclosing the lien against th* property above described, and mentioned in said cer tificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the first pub lication of this summons exclusive of the day of said first publication, and defend thia action or pay the amount due as above shown together with costs and accrued in terest and in case of your failure to do so. a j decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of ; said taxes and costs against tne land and ; premises above named. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H F. Goodspeed Judge of the | County Court of the Btate of Oregon for the | County of Tillamook, and said order was ' made and dated this 8th day of Heptember. ’• 1908. and the date of the first publication of > this summons is the lOth day of September, 190». | All process and papers in this proceeding j may be served upon the undersigned residing NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United State. Land Office. Portland, Ore., Aug 14. 1908. Notice ».hereby given that the North ern Pacific Railway Company, who« po«t office add re,, i. St. Paul, Mtnnco- t» ¡Fia. tbi. 14th day of Auguat, 1908, filed in thia office iti application to select under the pruvi.ioo. of the Act of Con- «reaa, approved |uly 1. 1898 (30 Stat. 597. 620) a.ezlended l>y the Act of Congreve, approved May 17. 190«. Liat No. 02«3. Be X of Se % ol Sec. 30. tp. 1 wrath, range tt wet. W M. Any and all perwm. claiming*advere«ly the land, described, or deairing to object Irecaaw of the mineral rharacter n( the land, or for any other renaon. to the dia- poul to applicant, ahould Nie their affi davit, of protect in thia office, on or be- lore|the 25th day ot September, 19<i8 Flrat ptrhlrcation. Au.oat 27. 1908. Lu at publication October 1. 1908. At.r.EM.voK 8 D bkmkb . Ragtour.
