Ti LLAMOOS HEADLIGBT, DECEMBER 3, 1ÔOÔ.
IE CALL.
•L. II.
i.L.8.
Editors:
Mabel Edmunds.
E»a W heeler.
Assistants:
Albert Bramwell.
Mary Goldsworthy
Lynn Eber man.
Eva Wolfe.
e Tillamook High
ways win in football
■ a
?ath of Mr. Reichen's
>acb in the afternoon
High School let out at
y has organized a
;h School for the pur-
acai music. Most of
i 8th. Sth. 10th, llth
have joined. The
.e assembly room each
for half hour.
a a
I the Constitution of
■u the Hames of those
TTl’TlON.
any companion whom they should wish
with all expenses paid.
Anna knew that this trip was just
■chat her mother needed, for she had
been working at the post-office steadilr
all winter. So when shn left school that
morning she was very much discouraged,
and prepared herself for a great strain.
*‘I dou't kuow how I ever got along
when you were sick, mother, dear. ” said
Anna. •• It seemed that I bad to be on
wings ; hut just think, mother, when I
went back to school I was ahead ->f all
my class. Tin glad I studied hard for I
have higher grades than any other
student, altho I had to be a night owl
to do it.'' Her mother laughed. “ Oh.
Anna, if you could only get the highest
in the class at the end of the term I be­
lieve I would be the happiest woman in
the town.*' Anna srnil«!. but in that
smile was a determination and she said
to herself, •• I will do it.’’ Anna kept
her word, for when the Profeasor an-
nunced the valeditorian to the class it
was no other than Anna Day.
When Anna told her mother she was
certainly the happiest woman in the
village and she made Anna happy by
telling her she should have a pretty
gown as her fingers io Id make Anna
was not disappointed when she sa w the
dainty white garment with the fancy
wmk on it and she felt that it had paid
her to be a night owl.
— Written by M abel G o we .
dy note reading and
e for good music.
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lar every Monday
Some of the east side young |-copie
Other meetings to
did not know whether to go tochuich or
e officers.
play hide-and-seek last Monday even
mfiiied
to public
ing, but finally decided on one part going
to church and the rest going home.
ent Secretary, Trea­
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ts), Musical Director,
On Sunday, November 22 id. Mrs.
lent. Secretary, Trea- Wolfe, of Union, organized a Loyal
elected at opening of Temperance Legion at the U. B. church
Director to be the
The following officers were elected:
l>oinled by him.
Sept —Mrs. Smith.
rus w ill encourage the
President—Daisy Goodspeed.
of auxiliary clubs,
1st Vice-President—Ernest Kirby.
e quartets, gleea, etc.
2nd Vice-President—Barney Hausen.
kliorus will give at
Secretary—Carrie Olson.
rt esch year.
Treasurer—Lysle Smith.
•May be proposed by
Everyone is cordially invited to at­
elected by majority tend the L.T.L Will meet again next
Sunday at the U. B. church at 2:30.
ibe R s .
Elsie Lamb.
Verio Stanley.
Logan Severance.
Harvey Ebinger.
Vesta Baker.
Blanch Lucas.
Elva Austin.
Maude Franklin.
Cloyil Dawson.
Ernest Kirby.
Viola Mapes.
Ralph 11 lines.
Mabel E Imunds.
Lynn Eberman.
Harold Epplelt.
Louie Neilson.
Howard Wolfe.
Muilin Catterlin.
Faye Burke.
a a •
Rev. Thos. Robinson was a visitor to
the school on Mondnv.
■ a a
Violet's grins are thought by the Prof,
to be sms.
Wednesday, the 25th. the Sophomores
gave a party at the school house, which
was well attended and enjoyed by ell.
Games were played and nuts and home
made candy were served at a late hour.
Some of the wise young pupils hid some
of the sweets in their desks, so when
Friday came they would have some, but
w hen Friday came a great deal of it was
missing. The mice must hsve had a
feast. “Warren ' what do you know
about that ?’’
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Mr. R. is still taking physical culture,
onlv he has removed his operations to
ow prepaied to give
the Eighth grade room.
> all who want in.
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.hen is her first pupil
Lost by Violet Mapes 20 cents (sense )
»sons next week.
Finder please return at once as she is in
great need of more cents (sense )
High School were
Elsie and Stella, their hats.
'hen they heard they
Ralph, his dinner bucket.
eek» vacation Chriat-
Mr. Goldsworthy, a smile. The pupils
wish he could loose them more often,
a ■
can play football as as it wonld make school more agreeable.
Eula, to be crazy rather than not
parties. Everybody
ilay could not have crazy.
w neatly and cooly
The Tenth Graders like Miss Shirk so
e forward pass and
well that they stay in after scliool to
B. Warren played a
get better aquainted with her.
ttir.g several tackles
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his man. I.ynn also Albert Bramwell, jolly old soul,
laying, making two And bis cheeks are as red as a rose ;
It of the boys were His face is as round as a sugar bowl.
day, but none were With hair never touched by the snows.
And he smiles without reason.
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slang expressions in. Which occur all the season.
Mr. Stillwell is “Oh I Gladden the hearts of all those who
meet hi ui.
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We did not realise it was still harvest
, Babb’
ilbye. sweetheart time, but it is rumored that in the
Eighth grade room they are still thrash­
lbert a long time to ing.
e room and parcicu-
Mr. Lynn Ebermsn has decided to
•nings he goes to the
mend his ways ; he now tries to be on
time even though he must run to do so.
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fund of painting his
Cloyd Dawson became so excited in the
chin when company
fire drill that be disregarded his own
danger and tried to save an armfull of
a ■
another of the old song books.
Iceronians giila, was
ay afternoon. Nov, The football teams are the hero» bold.
Sometimes they come ior miles to the
Lowry. Best wishes
game.
u lor a happy future Forgotten are all the heroa of old.
But to them it'a inst the same
’ Surprises.
ting the last stitches
» garments she was
to be for her daugh.
girl of eighteen, with
light curly hair, for
kduate in a week.
her daughter lived
lay «as very indue.
I place in the little
and in this way
live comfortably on.
Hl ill and as there
ake her place at the
a knew that they
"he delemoned to
her mcthei 's place,
h pain, for the Pro
that tl>e pupil who
the end of the term,
•v*d and also take
Mr. R-----. “Mabel, how did you scan
that line F'
Mabel G. : "I have four feet.**
Mr. R----- one day naW to the ninth
grade in a very decided tone of voice
“You [have simply g jt to cut thst out."
Marked for Death.
’’ Three yearn ago I vma marked for
death. A graw-yard cough was leering
my lungs to pi«ee Ductors fail«! to
help me. and ».ope had 6<d, when mv
husband got Tjr. King's New D emrery,''
says Mrs. A C Willi,ma, of Bae.
K t . “The first dose help d m and im-
Kovemetv, kept on uutii 1 k d gai'ied
poundt, in weight and ■>» -ealtb was
fully rg> cored.'* This m«>nne holds
the *<rt<T, healing record t * coughs
•nd er Ids and lung and tteost diwaaes
Il I1” vents pneumonia. Hold under
rMrnjtoii C. I. Cloagh’e drug store
30c. a ad «1.00. Trial bottle free.
The Fifth Session.
^Guilty of Counterfeiting
TÍ.L
»k-A__ 1__ .u
a -fowl a 1
Passing oounlerfeil money in no worse
Hie fact that no l»«a than 4.0)0 dvk. than suiMlituiing sume unknown worth-
gat»-« are expected to attend the fifth I vms remedy f«»r Foley*• Hooey and Tar.
eesgioo ui the National Rivers and Har- |
gfeat cough and odd remedy that
bers Congress, to convene at Hashing , ­ I cures the moat obstinate coughs and
heals the lungs —J. S. Limar, Tilla­
ton on December fith and continuing mook ; llawk & Miller. Bay City. Ore.
throughout the two suceeding days, is a
Notice.
complete evidence of the deep inierest
taken in the vita) question of waterway
U.S. Land Otfiice, Portland. Oregon.
November, 19th. 1908.
... .....
improvement. The expectation is not
Notice is hereby given that R unrc II
only based upon the membership of the
Hawkins, assignee ot Lyra C. Garber,
Congress—a membership constantly widow ol Silas Garber, has filed in this
growing—but upon the official notifi­ office his application to enter, under the
cations from Governors of Stales, provisions ot Section 2307 Revised Stat­
Mayors of cities, Presidents and Secre utes of the United States, lot twelve of
section fourteen in township one south
taries of agricultural, industrial, corn, of range ten west W M
mere nd, financia] (and trade organiza,
Any and all persons claiming adversely
lions and on notifications from local the lands described or desiring to object
because
of the mineral character of the
associations 01 gam zed for the advance­
land, or for any other reason, to the
ment of the cause of waterway improve* disposal to the applicant, should file
uieut.
__________
their affidavits of protest in this office
on or before the 2nd dav of January,
The Ohio Valley Improvement A mo 1909.
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ciation, one of the strongest as it was
Rrgistet
First publication December 3. 1908
one of the earliest assoc tat io ns advo­
Last publication December 31. 1908
cating waterway improvement, will be
I hereby designate the Tillamook
represented by not less than 250 dele­ Headlight, a newspaper published at
gates, with the associations for the im­ Tillamook. Oregon, as the newspaper
provement of other great waterways in which the above notice is to be pub­
cordially uniting in the work of the lished.
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National Rivers and Harlans Congress
Register.
because of its broad and compreheri.
N
otice
of
S
chool
I
ndemnity
S elkc
sive platforn.—•* A policy ; not a P.o-
tion
jecu”
United States Laud Office,
Portland, Oregon.
It is not fully lecognis^d tbat water-
Novemlter 5<h, 19i)8.
way improvement can only be acco.n-
N otice is H ereby G iven —That the
plished by adhesion to that platform ol Stale of Oregon, on Novembers. 19<)8,
of principles.
A definite »j aitili of applied for the S Va of Se ^4 of »Sectv hi
operations is required no less in public 24. tp 1 south, range 7 west, amt filed in
this office a list, of School Indemnity
works than it is in private enterprises. Selections in which it selected said land
There can be no success where the parts and that «aid list is open to the public
of what should be a harmonious whole for inspection
Any and all perpo*jp«ra]aiining adver­
are made the subject of appropriations
sely the above descriiied land or any
by no means adequate, with (he work legal subdivision thereof, or claiming the
dependent upon the willingness of Con­ same under the mining laws, or dr siring
gress to consider the snbjrrl, and with to show said land to tie more valuable
the subject frtquenlly postponed fur the for mineral than for agricultural pur
poses, or to object to said selection
leason that it is feconsidtued mnely local for any legal reason, should file their
in its intent and purpose, Approprin* claims or their affidavits of protest or
lions have been dependent upon the contest in this office.
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influence of particular representative
Register.
and always with the fatal defect that
G eo . W’. B ibee
the subject of waterway imprevement
Receiver.
I herebv designate the Tillamook
was not, until the organization of the
National Rivers and Hailxirs Congress, Headlight, published at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, as the newspaper in which the
presented in its proper light—as national above notice is to be published
and uol local in importance, in its in*
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Register.
tent and in its purposes.
Fortunately the question of waterway
improvement is now considered from
the standpoint of its immeasurable and
its national importance.
With the
question made a part of the fixed and
settled policy of the government; with
annual appropriations made in adequate
amounts ; with the merit of the stream
and the favorable re(x>rt of the Board of
Engineers, U.S.A., determining tl.e
work and with the work continuous,
waterway improvement will become an
accomplished fact—which it never
would become under the old time plan
of sposmadic appropriations, inadequate
in amount and with the work of im­
provement dragging and delayed. It is
unnecessary to dilate upon the advan­
tages of waterway improvement. Pro­
ducer, shipper and receiver, confronted
with freight congestions and with ad*
mitted inability on the part of present
means of transportation to handle the
freight offered as it should be handled,
know the inestimable advantages that
would come to all classes and conditions
of trade, commerce and agriculture from
the improvement of waterways—ano
the great number of delegates to the
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
is incomestible evidence of the know
ledge. It wjll undoubtedly be the most
important meeting of the series, with all
sections of the country alike interested
and aiding in the work of the Congress
through which alone, waterways im­
provement can be brought about.
Cough Medicine for
Cnlldren.
The kcason for coughs and cold»; is
now at hand and too much care cannot
be used to pr^t«:t the children. A child
is much more likely to oontract diph­
theria or scarlet fever when he has a
cold. The quicker you cure his cold the
less the risk. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the sole reliance of many
mothers, and few of those who have tried
it are willing to nee any other. Mrs. F.
F. Starcher, of Ripley,, W. Va.. says.
“I have never used anything other than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for my
children and i£ has always given good
satisfaction.” This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently to a child as to an
adult. Fur sale by all druggists.
Good
bnelness In ths Ctty of Toledo. < oua’y and
Stata aforesaid and that said Brat will pay the
M« of OWE Hl'NllKED POLLAS* for each
sod every css* of Catarrh thst casnot be (.«red
by the ues of Ha fl a catarrti Care.
’
BRAKE 1. CHgJVEV
S wots I s before nod aubsrrtbed in say pees
en<-e. thia Mh day of Iweember A L> i»o.
. ,
AW OL«A»OK.
| as a .. J
HoUry PnMfc
Itali a Catarrh Carets taken InterMllv. asd
acta direetly on the Mood end wncons earfao
of U m system freed for teoUwonlalr free
P. 1 CHENEY A CO . Toledo. 0
Uruagieta. 7JB.
fam", PUla for eonsupaUon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Iuterior
U. 8. Laud Office at Portland, Or,
September 19th. 1908.
Notice is hereby Riven that WILLIAM A.
PETTEYS, ol Bay City, Oregon, who. on Sep­
tember lyth. 1908. made applTcatiou |ior timber
entry, No 0*52, for the Se % of Sw
and 8
of Se l4 of >»ec 18. and Nw % of Ne W oT
Section 19, Township 2 N ath. Rang 9 West,
Willamette Meridian. haa filed notice of
intention to make fiual proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before W
H. Cooper. U.S. Commissioner, Tillamook,
Oregon, on the 9th dav of D camber, i9o8.
Claimant names a.-* witnesses
J. C. Bewley, ot Tillamook, Oregon W. II.
Hoskins, ol Hobsouville Oregon ; (Tua Nelson,
of Bay City, Otegou, M. B. Petteys, of Bay
City, Oregon
ALGERNON 8. D rzeskr . Resister
Will cure a cough or cold no
matter how severe and prevent
pneumonia and consumption.
A Guarantee.
This is to certify that all
druggists are authorized to re.
fund your money if Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. Contains
no opiates. The genuine is in a
yellow package,
turn SUUTITVTU
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook.
Hawk & Miller, Bay City.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Portland, Ore.,
September 18th. 19<«8
Notice is herebv given
that WILLIAM
H. SOUTHWICK of Tillamook. Oregou, who,
011 September 18th, 1908, made application (bn-
bei entry. No. 0450, for Se >.4 of sw ‘4 awdSw
‘4 of Se l4 ami Lots 3 and 4, of .'section M, town­
ship 1 south. range 10 west. Willuuielte
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final tinmer proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before W’. H. Cooper,
U.S, Commissioner, at Tillamook, Oregon, on
[he 9th day of December, 1«>»8 claimant
names as witnesses
J. » . Bewlev, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Erwin
Harrisou. of Tillamook, Oregon ; F. N. Ell ott,
of Tillamook, Oregon: Otto Schiader. of Tilla­
mook, Oregon.
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kill ™, couch
and CURE thk LUNGS
WITH
New Discovery
for C8^s
GUARANTEED SATISFA0T0BY
OB MONEY REFUNDED.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
United states Land Office. Portland. Ore ,
October tyth, i<jo8.
Notice is hereby given that. GEORGE A.
LVDTKE, of Nehalem, Oregon, who. «>n October
15th, 1908, made Application for Timber Entry,
No. 0564. for Nw
of be C and i.ot No. 5 jf
Sec. 13. Tp. No. 3 N, range No. q west. Wil-
lamet'e Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make fiual timber proof, to establish claim to
1 he laud abovedesciibed, before W. H. Cooper,
U S. Commissioner, at Tillamook, Orewon, on
the 30th day ot Decenilwr, 1908. Claimant
names as witnesses:
S M. Batterson, of Nehalem, Oregon ; C. L.
Doughney, of Nehalem, Oregon ; J. R. Hicks,
of Nehalem Oregon ; S. Barber, of Nehalem,
Oregon.
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The cleanest.-
lightest. - and
most comfortable
SLICKER
at the same time
cheapest In the
end because it
wears longest
NOTICE EOK Pl'BLI' ATlON.
Department of the Interior.
United States Laud Office, Portland, Ore.,
November oth, I908.
Notice is hereby given that ARTHUR G.
BEALS, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
November oth, 190&. made applicHtion for Tim
ber Entry, No. 0679, for He
of Nw % mid 8
Ne % and Nw 54 of Se X <»f aectlon 2o,
townahi** 2 noith. range 9 west, Willamette
Meridian, haa filed notice of intention to
make final timber proof, to establish claim
to the land above deacribed, before W. H
Cooper,
U
S. Commissioi er, Tillamook,
Oregon, on the a8th day of January, 19O9.
Claimant names as witnesses
J. C. Bewley, of Tillamook. Or-gon. W A
Petteys »if Bay City, Oregon: Erank Crane,
of Hobaoiiville. Oregon; G. Ward, of Tillamook,
Oregon.
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'3QP Everywhere
Every garment guar. rjl-.
waterproof
* ”
Catalog tree
. > rowrs co eo»row VII
anfoed
A Bualnnaa Directory of each City.
Town ’and Village In Oregon and
Washington, giving a Descriptive
Sketch of each place. Location,
Shipping Facilities and a Classi­
fied Directory of each Dualneaa
and Profession.
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of inientiou to make final timber proof, to
establish claim to the laud above described,
before W If. Cooper, U.S. Commissioner. at
Tillamook. Oregon, on the 26th day of January,
1909. Ulalmant names as witnesses
J,
Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon , A. O.
N otick is B nkbt G iven .—That the final Mi nis, of Tillamook, Oregon: Grace I,. Deals, of
account of the adminiatrator of the Estate of Tillimovk, Oregon, W. A. Petteya, of Bay City,
J H WHINERY. deceased, has been filed Oregon.
with the County Court of the State of Ore-
A lof . b won S. D bkbnrr , Register.
5on. for Tillamook County, «nd that Mon­
ey, the 7th day of December, 1908, at two
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
o’clock 'p.m.
of that day. at the Court
Department of the Intelior,
House, in Tillamook County. Oregon, haa
United States Land Office, Portland,Ore..,
been appointed as the time and place by
Nor. 2i4t, 190K.
said Court for the hearing of said account
Notice ia hereby given that GEORGE E
and the settlement thereof, at which time DAVIS, of Tillamook, Oregon, who.
on
and place, any and all persons interested in May 20th, f9<'3. made Homestead entry No.
■aid estate shall file their exceptions in writ­ 14900, Serial, No. 06H7, for Sw *4 of Nw U.
ing and show cguse why said final account sectiou 15, township 1 nouth, range 9 West,
should not be accepted and approved and Willamette Meridian, haa filed nothe ofinten
the adminatrator discharged, from his trust. tion to make final five »ear Drool, to establish
By order of the Hon. H. P. Goodspeed, claim to the land above detc 11 bed, before W
judge of the above named court, dated Octo­ H. Cooper, U. 8. (’ommisaioner, at Tilla­
ber 4th, 190«.
mook Oregon on the 5th dav of January.
GKO W. EVANS.
” 1909 Claimant names as witnesses
Administrator of the Estate of
Oscar Tittle, of Tillamook, Oregon; Lee Tittle.
J. H. Whlnery, deceased.
Tillamook. Oregon ; Ben la<i>b. of Tillamook,
Oregon; J H Da via, of Tillamook, Oregon
ALGZRNoiff 8. DazsARa, Kegister
— SEE -
W
C TROMBLEY.
I
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BAY CITY. OREGON.
R. A. D. PERKINS,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
JUST OUT
This Christmas number is just one
round of beauty, color and g>*«l
cheer. Take one home—they II
•II like it.
Read “ The Sunday Lady of 'Poe.
sum Trot’’ You II tie glad to
know that there are people like
that ou earth Beat of all. it’s
true.
EvnraoDT S is the iiveet general
magazine io America.
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Notice of Final Settlement of
Account.
For Real Estate,
,ÆS’a.
AND ALL THROAT AHO LUNG TROUBLES.
N oticb of S chool I ndemn I t * S elec ­
tion .
United States Land Office,
Portland. Oregon,
November 10, 1908.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
State ol Oregon, on Novembe» 10, 1908.
applied for the Ne V4 of Ne *4 or Lot 1,
of Section 12, tp 1 south, range 9 west,
and filed in thia office a list of School
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the In erior,
Indemnity Selections in which it selected
L-8 Land.Office at Portland. Ore,,
said land, and that said lis is open to
November 9th, 1918.
the public, for inspection.
Notice ia hereby given that GRACK L.
IB-.AL8.
of
Tillamook.
Oregon, who. on
Any and all persona, claiming adver­ \ >\ ember 9th, I908, made application
tor tlmbri
sely the above described land or anv entry.
No. >>680, for W JiofNw
a d Nw of
legal subdivision thereof, or claiming Sw ot section 21, and Nw U of Se '• of sec
tp. 2 uorth, range 9 west,
Willatne te
the same under the mining laws, 01 ¿0
Meridian, ha* tiled notice of intention to
desiring to show said land to be more make
final timber proof to establish claim
valuable for mineral than f««r agricul­ to the lan<l above described, before W. H.
U.S, Coinmlssioner, in Tillamook Ci y.
tural purports, or to object to said Cooper,
Tillnuiook County, Oregon, on the 28th day of
selection for any legal reason, should January,
1909. I laimant names a> witnesses
file their claims or their affidavits of
J. C. Bewley, ol Tillamook, Oregon; A. G.
Beals, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Frank Crane,
protest or contest in this office.
ot liobsonvllle, Oregou; W. A Pette)«, of Bay
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Register.
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G eo . W. B ibek .
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Receiver.
Department of the Interior,
I have designate the Tillamook Head
United States Land Office, Portland, f're.,
gth. 19U8.
light, a newspaper published at Tilla­ Notice is Hereby given November
that CYNTHIA M.
mook. Oregon, as the paper in which the ALLEN, of Tillamook • onnty,
Oregon, who, ou
□th day of November, 19O8. made Application
above notice is to be published.
tor Timber Entry. No. 0661, for 8 J4 of Se >4 of
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Sec. 2o and Sw
of Sw W of sec. 21.tp. 2 N,range
Register.
9 west. Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice
A Personal Appeal
If we could talk to you personally
Office in Sturgeon's Building.
•bout the great merit of Foley and Tar,
for coughs, colds sod lung trouble, you
All Work Quarante«!.
never could be induced to experiment
with unknown prepaiations that may TILLAMOOK.
OKEGON
contain aonie harmful drugs. Foley’s
Honey and Tar coala you no more and
haa • record <-f for tv year» of cure, —J.
8 Lamar. Tillamook . Hawk A Miller.
Bay City. Ore.
Hoarse «Highs and siuffv colds that
may develop into pneumonia over night
•re quickly cured by Folev’a Honey and
Tar. aa it soothes inflamed membrane*,
t.eala the lungs, and expels the cold from
the system—J. 8. Lamar. Tillamook.
Hawk & Miller, Bay City. Ore.
STATZ or OHIO. ClTT OT ToLEOO, I . .
Lccxa Cor- st v
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F-aak J Chesey mskes oath that bs la ssnior
partner of the tlrm of r 1. Cheney A Co.. Holna
notice for publication .
Department of the Interi »r,
United States Land Office. Cortland. Ore ,
October 12th, i « ju 8.
Notice is
hereby giveu thst LORENA
PETTEYS, of Bav City, Oregon, who, on
October lath, 1908, made Application for Timber
Entry. No. 0351. for 8
of sw C and Sw H oi Se
U of Sec 17 and Nw \oiNw ’4 of »eelion k >.
township 2 North, range q West. Willamette
Meridiau. has ft ed notice of intention to
make final timber proof, to establish claim
to the laud above described, before W H
Cooper, U.8. Commissioner, at Tillamook.
Oregon, on the 34th day of December. 190N
Claimant names as witnesAes :
J. C. Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon: W A.
Petteys, of Bay City, Oregon; W.C. M<>rton.of
Bav ( ity. Oregon . ArthurBchlappi, of Hobaou-
ville, Oregon.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
I
CHAS. I. CLOUGH
Reliable Druggist,
Tillamook, Ore
[HE WORLDS GREATEST GEY/!KG UÂCIIIKE
LIGHT RUNNING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. 8 I^iud Office at Portland, Or.,
November 14th 1908
Notice fa hereby fiveu
that JOHN F.
DUNLOP of Tillamistk
City. Tillamook
County, Oregon, who. on November 14th. l'-HB.
made applicant tn for timber entry, No oMS, for
S U of He 14 of Section Is. towimhlp 2 North
RangA 1« We«t. Willamette Meridian, haa filed
notice of intention to make final timber proof
to eatahhah claim on the lend above deacribed
before W H Cooper, U. ft <!ommii»atoner at
Tillamoek, Oregon, on the 5th day of Feb­
ruary, 1909. < laiman» name« wa witne»«ea
J C Bewley, of TillauKMik Oregon. A* R
Calder, of Bay City, Oregon , T H. Goiot of
Tillamook, Oregon. A w. Severance, of Till
moot, Oregon
Ai-URBMOfff » DRZMVB, Reg later
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U S. Laud OlRce. at Portl-nd. Ore.,
Novrmber 4'h. iWA
Notice ia hereby given that HA Mt EL M.
HA TTP.RSON of Balm. Oregon
who. on
I November 4th
!</*. mad* »pplicailoa for
Timber Entry No oAio. for Sw U of Ne M
and IxjCaftand 7. of aerikMi <4, tp IN, range
j 7 Waal, Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice
of Intention to make final timber proof tn
eatabliah claim to'the Und above ¿••rribed
| liefore W H U*x.psr. V ft. Comm items er, at
TH la monk.
Orason. "• the 9th day <X
February. 19o9 Claimant namea
wituaeae*
George Lntke. of Nehalem. Oregon U. I.
’Doughney. of Bahn
Oregon, ft Barber, of
Balm Oregon. J. k Hick*, of Nehalem, Ore
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NOTILE POH Pt SL'CATION
Department ol thè ¡eU»rtor,
Land Office et Porti a r d Or«..
Neve» ber fioth, i>A
Noi Ice ia
hereby giren CH«t MAVDK
■PAUL of N•balera. OrefSS, wteo. ow Ne
vemher raCh, i>c> m«d. appltoetkra Co» TImber
Entry No 0-I4.
tfo/Nw
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g eoetura >0.
rp 1 north »auge 9 west. Wilieraette Ver
tdian hai tled notte# M mtentlo« In
Enel tirabe» proof le antaWleu eleua u» ttee
land
drsenbed. befo « T7. H Coope».
l • < «raerateeinner. et l iliamooli. Oregon, un
thè 7U1
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