Tillamook headlight., August 05, 1909, Image 3

T illamook headlight , atjgusc 5, 1909
f
the greatpharaoh .
Csrtain About It.
Onc-e upon . time, not wi lung ago. .
couple of cowpuiKbers found them­
selves guests lu the home uf a minister
of he gospel whose custom was to
bold family worship of a morning and
to conclude the same by asking each
one present to give some quotation
from tbe Scriptures. One after un
other repeated some text until at |:ist
It came the turn of Jim Bulstuke of
the Crowfoot ranch.
"My dear young friend." said the
dominie as he saw the latter hesltat
Illg, "surely cau recall some verse
from the Bible?"
Jim's face was bathed with profuse
perspiration, but nt last there came to
him some approximation of a memory
Of something he had read er heard at
seme Stage of his life about tbe first
chapter of Genesis. At last he broke
out. “God made tbe world."
The dominie lifted a band to hide a
sudden smile, but bowed to Jim's
neighbor In tbe circle. Curley was
even worse iff than Jlnt had been and
for the life of him could not think of
anything. At last, remembering the
occasional virtue of a good bluff, he
I n isted ore foot around bls chair leg
st-1 with »11 tbe confidence he could
muster, remarked. “He shore did!”—
Recreation.
Choosing a Builder.
HOMEMADE ICE CREAM,
A Woman’s Back
Msisnihsb Did Moro For Egypt, Per­
The selection of a builder Is quite as
haps, Than Any Other.
Fresas It at Lsast a Day Before It Is important a mutter iu putting up a Hu many aches and pains caused by
to Bs Used.
bouse as tbe choice of au architect. weaknesses and fading, or other displace
Horembeb at the time of bis acces­
ment, ot the pelvic organs. Other syr p
' The best ice cream Is stale Ice Don’t choose the cheapest builder toms of tenia's weakness are freo.enl
sion was forty-five years of age, full
cream. ’ said tbe Ice cream manufac­ merely because he is cheapest. If you headache, dir .moss, imaginary specks or
of energy »nd vigor and passionately
turer. "You never bear of colic from accept his bld. tii"l out the reason of dark spots fl tallng before the eye- gnaw­
anxious to have a free hnud In the car­
Ice cream among children who have the cheapness. Frequently the builder ing seusation In stomach, drerging oi
rying out of b*» schetnea for tbe reor­
never met the homemade article. It is is a man of little means, and often lie bearing dean In lowerabdomli*n>or pelvic
ganization of the government. It was
a queer thing that it would rulu a operates on borrowed capital. Should region, d ,»agreeable drains Hom pelvic
therefore with joy that in about the
manufacturer to sell fresh goods, tbe builder become bankrupt or fail to organs, faint spells with gene *1 weuknoss.
year 135" B- c- he sailed up to Thebes
It anv considerable numb--.'of the above
whereas if you know It Is homemade pay for his labor o. materials the own
In order to claim the crown.
are present the--» is no remedy
and just out of the freezer you will er. under the mechanics' laws of most aympt-.ms
Had be lived longer be might have
th
give quicker rel’r f or a more per-
states,
praise
it
to
the
skies
as
being
tbe
su
­
becomes
liable
for
the
bull
ler's
been famous as a conqueror as well as
than Dr. Pierco's Favorite
perior of anything manufactured any­ debts. This Is true even though the
an administrator, though old age might
t has a record of over forty
where.
owner
has
paid
the
builder
for
his
years of c_____
Is _____
tbe most , potent
retard and tired bones refuse their
work.
In
order
to
obtain
bis
bouse
Im
tgorulnc
tonic
am ~ r'-nzclienlne ne^
"If you want your homemade cream
oflh-e as it Is, however, his name Is
vme
known
to
luectlca.ljcicpce.
It is made
to be really good and healthy make It free and clear In such a case tbe own
written sufficiently Inrge In the Isiok
at least a day before you use It. Uhuru er must meet the builder's obligations. ot ihe glyceric extracts of native medici­
of tbe world's great men, and when he
It hard, but not too hard, and theu Tbe prudent owner will, of course, pay nal roots found in our forests and con­
died, about 1315 B- C.. after a reign of
not a drop of alcohol or harmful, or
pack It away In salted lee until you for his bouse only as It Is constructed. tains
some thirty live years, he had done i
hahit-forming drugs. Its ingredients are
are ready to serve It. In this way all Even then it would be a useful caution all printed on the bottle-w rapper and at­
more for Eg' pt than h->d almost any
the little particles of Ice which make to make sure that tbe builder has paid tested under oath as correct.
other pharnob. lie found the country
homemade cream so gritty and really bls indebtedness on the house. Pay­
Every ingredient entering Into •Fa­
la tbe wildest disorder, and be left it
harmful will have disappeared. The ments are usually made the builder vorite Prescription " has the written en­
the master of itself and ready to be
croam will sort of absorb the water when the foundations are done, when dorsement of the most eminent medical
come once more the master of tbe em­
that forms the Ice, so to speak; conse­ I the frame Is up. when the bouse Is writers of all the several schools of prac­
pire which Akhnatou'a doctrine of
—more valuable than any amount ol
quently
your cream will be frozen, not closed, whe’t the plastering Is fluished tice
peace and good will bad lost.
non-prof.’ssional testimonials—though the
and
when
the
completed
house
is
turn
­
trapped.
It
Is
a
daring
mantifticturer
latter are not lacking, having been con­
I'nder his direction the purged wor­
who risks his trade by shipping cream ed over to the owner.—Circle Magazine. tributed voluntar:.;, cy crateful patients
ship of the old gods, which for h>m
less
than
a
week
old.
Sometimes
I
In numliers to exceed ihe endorsement.*
meant only the maintenance of some-
store my goeds In Ice a-, muih ns two
given to any other medicine ext°ait toi
Ancient Castle, Curious Cicek.
trine proved i ustoms. hnd gained tbe
tlm .'*ve of woman’s Ills.
weeks. That Isn't a bit too long,
Ruehen
cartie
Cantiedown.
Isle
of
mast, ry over the cblmeil al worship
You cannot af mt to a- ept any medicine
either, although It takes a heap of ice.” Man. is tbe nmleiit seat of the kings
of At n. Without force cr violence he
unknown coinjiositicn as a substitute
—New i’ork Press.
and lords i f Man. The castle Is a veri­ of
Last
Enrlhh
King
In
s
Battle.
for this well proven remedy or known
rubstlt’jtcd the practical for the v|<-|on-
table
curiosity
both
historically
and
The
battle
of
Dettiugen.
In
Bavaria,
composition
, «ten though the dealer may
ary. aud to Amun and order bis grate­
otherwise. The first mention of It make a little more profit thereby. Four
ful subjects were able to cry. “The on the lfitb (27th 0. S.i of June. 1743,
THE
MUSTACHE.
dates to tbe year 1257. It was taken Interest in regaining health Is paramount
sun of him who knew thee not has set. between the British. Hanoverian and
to any self sh interest of hla and it is an
hut he who knows thee »blues; the H»sslan troeps (52.000 mem. under Ridiculed In England When It First after six mouths' siege in the year Insult to your intelligence for hint to try
1315 by Robert tbe Bruce. Tbe castle
Came Into Fashion.
sanctuary of him who aseaf'ed tbee Is i I command of George IL. and the
is built of limestone and is not a ruin. to palm off upon you a substitute. You
The custom of wearing mustaches
overwhelmed In darkness, but the I French troops (fiO.OOO mem. under
Until a few years ago it was used as a Know what you want and it is his busi­
whole earth is now In light.”—Arthur I Marshal Noallles. which resulted In did not prevail in France until the prison. The towu clock seen In the ness to supply the article called for.
the viitory of the allied troops, was reign of Louis Philippe, when it be-
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the
E. I*. Velgall In Century.
the last occasion on which an English came obligatory in the whole French castle wall wns presented by Queen original "Little Liver Pills" first put up
Elizabeth
In
the
year
1597.
It
has
only
king fought on the battlefield, nis army,
Englnnd the mustache was one hand on the dial. Tbls Is the hour by old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago,
t»'?ct. Imitated but never eq«ai<N. Liius
CELLS OF THE BASTILLE. majesty continued the whole time In worn by In hussars
after the peace of hand. The minutes are Judged by the lugsr-costad (iauules—«asy ic take M
the heat of all the action, which was 1815. and It was not until the close
I>osltion of the hand between the caudv.
They Are Hung In a Little Rustic sa Id by those who witnessed it to have
of tbe Crimean war that English civil­ hours, The works of this clock are
Building In Paris.
been as fierce a coufllct as had ever ians as well as English soldiers In gen­
also a curiosity. The weight at the
Tbe bells of tbe Bastille are still In been known.
eral woro hair on the lip.
end of tbe pendulum is a large stone,
Paris tn a little court In Avenue d’Ey-
On the morning of the battle the
Shortly after the mustache came in­ and It is driven by a rope colled
lau. where they are hung In a little king appeared iu the same red coat to favor among gentlemen Horace
rustic building. There Is no doubt as he had worn at Oudenarde. thirty-five Mayhew was passing through an Eng­ around a cylinder of wood, with an-
to their authenticity. They carry in years before, taking bls place at the lish country town and was Immediate­ other stone at the end of the rope.
rel]ef their story. “These three bells head of the seven battalions of guards. ly noted and followed b.v a small army Tbe clock Is still going after Its cen­
were made by Louis Cheron, founder About noon he ordered a general ad­ of children, who pointed to his lip and turies of service and Is still the town
clock.—Newcastle (England» Chronicle.
to tbe court, for the royal Bastille in vance. and during the movements it called out derisively:
the year 17(11." Fleurs-de-lis, crosses entailed he was very nearly taken by
“He's got whiskers under his snout!
Where She Got the Money.
OFFICE: TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
and sacred figures adorn the legend. the enemy, but was rescued by the He’s got whiskers under his snout!”
They were at tbe circus. The conver
Tbe bells formerly were part of the Twenty-second regiment, who, In re­
For a long time the mustache was sat io ii ran to tlie subject of how they
clock Installed by M. Sartlne In 1764. membrance. wore a sprig of oak In the subject of raillery, even after it
In the archives de I'arsenal are all the their caps upon the anniversary of the was becoming common, and tbe fa­ had financed their admission ticket
projects. One said she had gathered
documents relative to the work.
battle for many years afterward.—Lon mous caricaturist Leech printed In rags and sold them. Another had help­
On July 14, 1789, the balls of the don Tit-Bits.
Punch a picture of two old fashioned ed her brother spade a garden. The
assailants stopped the clock of the
women who, when they were spoken third member of tlie party presented Tillamook to Sheridan
Bastille nt a quarter past 5 tn the even­
to by bearded railway guards, fell on
The Children of the Great.
a sickly grin anil seemed reluctant Sheridan to Tillamook
ing. I'alloy, who demolished the pris­
There is a tendency for children of their knees and cried out:
about explaining where her half dollar
on. three days later received the order exceptional parents to regress toward
"Take all that we have, gentlemen, came from. An explanation seemed
Every day except Sunday.
Fiist-Chiss accommodations. Rapid
to deliver the clock to the commander the average stock, Galtou terms this but spare our lives!”—Westminster
absolutely
necessary.
transit.
of the Paris militia, who transported tendency filial regression. This, the Gazette.
"Lizzie. wh:ih yo' git dat half dol- HARRIS. MEYERS & HENDERSON,
It no one knows whither. After tbe London hospital points out. applies
lah
yo'
flipped
up
to
de
ticket
man?
”
Proprietors.
The Intelligent Censor.
revolution the bells were found nt the equally to exceptional physical and
"Nevah yo' mind. Yo’ all saw me
Leaves Sheridan at Hotel Sheridan at
Some years ago a young man of St.
foundries of IiouIlly-sur-Andelle, in mental characters. Thus, though tall
in
a.
pay de man. didn't yo'?”
Eure, where, under the reign of ter­ stature may run In certain families. Petersburg. Ivan Fedowskl. quarreled
Leaves Tillamook at Harris’ Barn al
“Sho 'nuf we did. but dat aln’ no
ror. the church bells were converted yet there is always a tendency to re­ with his sweetheart and then took his exp’anation."
a.in.
Into money. The proprietor of the vert to tlie mean averuge size. Simi­ grief out of the country. About a year
"Well, I got de money nil right.”
foundry was interested In these relics larly the children of a genius tend to after he wrote to the girl asking her to
“Sho’ nuf yo' did. Sho’ nuf yo’ did."
an.l did not melt them. He Installed have somewhat less that» their father’s "make up” and telling her If she’’for­
“Yes. an' et I doan' git a half dollali
the three bells in his works with the power, but more than the average of gave him to Insert a "personal” to that somewbah an' git my ole man's Sab­
I have some new and second hand
movement of the clock. By tbls time the race. According to Professor Pear­ effect in a St. Petersburg paper not bath shoes from dat pawnshop befo'
the dinl plate had disappeared and son, distinguished parents are Just ten later than a certain date. The glri was Sntahday evenin’ I'm a deevo'ced ladies’ and genl's wheels al a bargain.
Will not be undersold by Eastern
the figures which belonged to It. Some times more likely to have distinguished repentant, too, and she promptly got woman, dat’s all."—Indianapolis News.
firms.
years ago the bells were transferred offspring that undistinguished parents. the "personal” ready, and all would
Come and see my stock. I aiu pre­
from the Rouilly foundry to Paris, and Still, such cases as the Darwins, fa­ have been weli had it not been for the
East Indian Muslin Test.
there they have since remained.—Lon­ ther and sons; the two Pitts. Philip and lynx eyed censor, who lielleved It to be
pared
to build you an) kind of a bike
A Madras pbysl inn was buying
some sort of nilitflst message and re­
don Globe.
Alexander the Great are exceptional. fused to allow its publl atlon. After muslin for a turban in a department at short notice.
----------- —
t
Bargains never before seer, in Till«
Similarly also the children of a crim­ awhile, however, the stem official was store.
The French Academy.
inal tend to be less vicious than the convinced that the “personal” was I “None of tbls Is fine enough," he mook for cash. Old bicycles taken.
The French academy Is one of the father, though morally inferior to the
harmless, and ft was printed four days said. “In the turban I have on there
five a. ademles and the most eminent average man.
late. It was a little while after when are forty yards. But forty yards of
constituting the Institute of France. It
the girl received word that her lover, tbls would give me a bead like a sara
AT THE OLD STAND
was founded in 1035 by Cardinal Rich­
Why Ho Was Unpopular.
having 1 failed to aee the message In toga trunk.
elieu and reorganized In 1818. It Is
“Indian muslin is very very fine, it
When first made bishop <4 Stepney print on i the day he bad set, hid shot
composed of forty tueraliers. the new Dr. Wilmington Ingram was anything
himself two days before it saw the must be fine enough to disappear if It
member elected by tbe remaining thlr- but popular and Indeed had occa­
is to pass our Al test. Tlie test is
light.
ty-niue members for life after peraon- sionally to seek police protection.
tbls; Tbe muslin Is s| read on grass
*1 application and the submission of Greatly worried, the bishop tried to
overnight In the morning, when ev­
Kept His Feet Dry.
the nomination to tbe head of the trace the cause and found one lady
Extraordinary conduct cn the part of erything Is dew drenched. if the mus­
state. It meets twice weekly and is who was able to enlighten him.
two men upon seeing the Imdy of a lin Isn't practically Identical with the
"the highest authority on everything
“It's ycur white shirt, sir." she said. woman in the water was disclosed at dewy gossamer <ovcrlng the lawns—In All work guaranteed first class, and
pertaining to the niceties of the French "We don't want uo white shirted gen­ an Inquest held at tbe Victory Inn, on other words, if It Isn’t Invisible—It. Is
lot'gtinge—to grammar, rhetoric and try here. Try a gray shirt and a the Hogs Back. Surrey. A farm labor­ discarded aud must be sold as 'sec­
order promptly attend'd to.
poetry snd the publication of the die key. like our chaps wear on Sun­ er named Sidney Smith missed bls onds.' ” — New Orleans Times-Demo-
I ren h classics.” Tbe chief officer Is
crat.
mother
one
morning
and
on
searching
day."
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
the secretary, who has a life tenure of
The advice tendered was promptly found ber lying face upward in a road
his position. A chair In the academy acted upon, aud thus the present blab side pond He ran off, and another la
Good Time to Go.
b the highest ambition of most liter­ op of London made the first advance borer named Matthews, who passed
General Joseph E Johnston, the
ary Frenchmen.
dose friendship with bis
tils peo- the pond, also ran away, neither mak Confederate commander, used to re­
toward close
THE POET SAYS
Ing any effort to pull her out. Mat­ late that In the hottest part of one of
pie.—London Graphic.
thews told the coroner he did not do the early battles of tbe civil war be
Why Men’s Hats Hava a Cow.
“ Beauty draw* uh
A bow Is always to hs found on the
so. as he did not know if be would 1* felt his coattails pulled. Turning about,
by a Mingle hair.”
The Codex Sinaiticue.
he recognized a youug man who bad
left side of s man’s hat. This is a sur-
The most am. lent of the New Testa­ doing right.
fival of the old days when hats were ment manuscripts Is tbe one known as
The Coroner—The poor creature been employed in his tobacco factory
This seninH like something of
costly articles, In order to provide the "Codex Sluaiticus." published at might bare not been dead at that time previous to enlistment.
an PxngerMtion on the part of the
“Why are you not In your place fight­
«gainst the hat being blown away In the expense of Alexander II. of Rus­ You could easily have got her out, I
poet, if nt leant (loen not apply to
ing?" tbe general demanded angrily.
stormy weather a cord or ribbon was sia since the Crimean war. This codex suppose?
men. Tim man with a tingle
“I should have had to go up to my
"Why. 1 just wanted to tell you that
fastened
- —v. around the crown, with ends covers nearly the whole of the Old
hair would not draw worth a
If you don't mind 1 will take my day
banglug so that they could be fastened aud New Testaments and was discov­ knees tn the water."—London Mall.
off today 1”
cent, uii I fm aa a curioaity.
'■ part of tbe attire or could be ered in the Convent of St Catherine
Golden Horeeshoes
grasped by the hand. The ends fell on on Mount Sinai by the celebrated
People to look their beat need
To Sleep Like a Top.
Roman writers Inform ns that Com-
Hie left side, of course, as the left Tiscbendcrf H I» generally ascribed
hair, thoy need all they ever
To
"sleep
like
a
top
”
baa
probably
a
hand Is more often disengaged than to the fourth century - New York
York modus caused the hoofs of his horse to
hare. If the hair begina to go it
be gilded. Nero when he undertook very different origin from that which
•he right. When not required It was American.
in time to une
short journeys was always drawn by apitears. "Top" Is thought to be a cor­
U'ual for the ends to be tied In a bow.
IMPERIAL HAIR TONIC.
mules ^bat had silver shoes, and those ruption of the Frem b taupe, or mole.
The bow became smaller and smaller,
Ham With Jelly.
Thi« preparation saves hair. It
but It still remains and is likely to do
Melt In a saucepan a large table- of hla wife. Poppaen, had shoes of This Interpretation is far more in ac
stiniulates (lie hair bulbs, cleans
«o as long as men wear hats.
rmsintul of butter and half a glans of gold. From a passage In "Dio Cassius” cordance with the idea usually con­
the sCMlpof dandruff or eruptions,
currant or other add Jelly. Shake n there Is reason to think that the upt>*r veyed—that of a prolonged, undisturb­
Transparent Rhubarb.
a little pep|*r and when hot lay n part only was formed of those noble ed sleep like that of a mole In winter
and promotes new growth. Try
abort,
enduring
so
rather
than
the
metals
or
that
they
were
perhaps
plat
­
1 o be made day before using, Gut four <T five small thin slice« of boiled
it now.
rhubarb Into pieces one-half Inch long, cold 11» rn. Let It boil up once and ed out of thin slips. When Boniface, called "sleep" of a top when It re-
Price 50c. and $1 00 a liollle.
wlth
■
gentle,
bum
volves
on
Its
axis
marquis
of
Tuscany,
one
of
the
richest
Spread on plates and sprinkle with serve quickly on toast—Boston Post
princes of bls time, went to Beatrix, mlng sound.
FUirar. allowing one-half cupful of
shout tbe year 103«. hla whole train
sugar to each cupful of fruit. Let all
Too Much.
CHA8. I. CLOUGH CO.,
was so marnlficently decorated I1>n‘
Both Willing.
stand overnight. In the morning pour
Doctor-Now. there 1» » very simple
bls horses were shod with silver Tbe
"He said bed rather go to Jail than
Reliable Druggists
off the Juice and boll for ten minutes. remedy for
pay bis divorced wife alimony."
,,r' p tn the rhubarb, a small portion ring thirst Whenever you feel you nails were even of the as me metal
and
Preacriplion Experta.
"Did sbe let him go?"
kt a time and cook until tender. Re­ want a whisky and soda, just eat an
"Yes:
sbe
said
she'd
rather
see
him
His
Selection.
move from tbe sirup as soon as done apple-eat au apple Patient H"’-6
Mr Brown and bls family were save bls money behind the bars than
to preserve shape. Put in a pretty -fancy eating fifty or sixty apples s
spend It over them.”—Cleveland Plain
standing tn front of tbe lions' rage
i Ish -Chicago Record-Herald.
day!—London Punch.
"John.” said Mrs Brown "If those Dealer.
FARM LANDS IMPROVED AND
animals were to escape whom would
Underweight.
The Eternal Motorist.
PraaacHy.
you
save
first,
me
or
the
children?"
UNIMPROVED
Brown—That coal dealer of oori
c— got
Mrs Gossip—They do say that her
"Every time tbe baby looks Into my Tillamook CMy Property in any pert of
“Me,” answered John wlthoof hesi­
Just what was coming to him. Town— husband has acquired locomotor ataxto
face
be
«miles.
”
«akJ
Mr
Meekton.
',nw? Brown- Married a girl the oth- Mrs Parvenu—I don t U>iuk mueB <* tation —Everybody's Magazine
City.
"Well,” answered bls wife, "It may
day, rfiltrklng that he was getting I th-sw ( heap car. My husband ba. an
BAY
CITY
LOTS.
not be exactly polite, but It «bow« be
A Windfall.
H" pounds and got only M.-8t Louis Imported oue. Smart Set
Smell Troots near Bay City aa low •e
baa
a
sense
of
humor.
“
—
Exchange
"How
dirt
that
roommate
of
yours
Timet.
$35.00 par acre.
manage to raise the wind this time?"
HouteHold Hint-
Timber'd good quality consisting of
Hunger
or
Fama.
"He
sent
to
hla
father
In
bl«
usual
Inquisitive.
spruce, hemlock. fir and cedar near to
To m»'k table linen-leave the baby
“It 1* a good thing to hunger for water Several hundred acres to be had
' '»nr husband la of a atndlmis turn and some jam al*»» ■• ,b* table Mt breezy way for a draft ”—Baltimore
fam».*
’
remarked
the
struggling
author
American
in one body, by
n1 mind. Isn't be?”
five minutes —Judge
"Tea.” assented hla friend tbe artist.
'
Indeed. Whenever we bare
J. C. BEWLEY.
Tou benefit yeuraelf only a« you ben "If you don't get the fame you are aure
Trllni'we'k, Oregon.
“"h hr Isn’t satisfied unless be knows
You cannot 'ead men Into truth by
tn get the hunger "—Chicago News.
Nothing doing on Sundays.
efit humanity OHv«r.
»y rythfng that is tn It.“-Detroit Free
tricks Aesop
Fresa
J. R. HARTER,
Real Estate and
Financial Agent.
Insurance
Bicycles.
ED. SNODGRASS,
ALBERT AMY,
Painter & Decorator
Real Estate for Sale.
I
Administratrix Notice.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the un­
dersigned has been appointed administratrix
of the estate of WILLIAM
M
MILLS,
deceased, by the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the county of Tillamook, and
all persons having claims against said estate
arc hereby required to present them, together
with the proper vouchers, to me at the
office of 11. T. Botts, Attoruey-at-Luw, in
Tillamook City, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated July 22nd, 1909.
V iola M ills ,
Administratrix of the estate of
William M. Mills, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Novies is H krkhv G ivkn .—That the un-
dersigned has been by the County Court ot
Tillamook County, State of Oregon, duly
appointed as administrator of the estate of
AXOM D. FARM ER. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
required to present the same to me. duly
verified as required by law, for allowance, at
the office of B. T. Botts, in Tillamook City,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof
Dated this July 8th. 1909.
J. J. M c G innis , Administrator.
Notice of Guardian a Sale of Real
Property.
N otice is H breby G iven ,—That pursuant
to an order of the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Tillamook Countv, duly made
and entered on the 6th day of July, 19o9,
the undersigned, as guardian of the person
and estate of Josie Alice Davidson, a minor,
will from and after Ten o’clock A M., on the
26th day of August, lyo9, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, at private sale for cash in
hand, all of the estate, right, title and inter­
est which the said minor has in and to the
real property situated in Tillamook County,
Oregon, described as follows, to-wit :
An undivided one third interest in and to
that portion of the Donation Land Claim of
James Quick and Anna Quick, bounded by
beginning at a point on the west line of said
claim twenty.five and 5o-loo chains (25.5o)
south of the northwest corner of said claim
and running thence east twenty-one ami
75-loochains ; thence north eleven and 5o-
loo chains ; thence east eighteen and 25-1 oo
chains to cast line of claim ; thence north
fifty (5o) links; thence west forty (4o) chains
to west line of claim ; thence south twelve
chains to place of beginning, containing
twenty-seven (27) acres more or less in
Tillamook County, Oregon.
Such sale to be subject to the confirmation
of the said County Court.
All bids upon
such land should be submitted to me at my
residence in Tillamook City, Oregon.
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, this
29th day of July, 19o9.
O live A lice D odge .
Guardian of the person and Estate
of Josie Alice Davidson, a minor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depai tment of the Inferior,
United States Land Office. I’ortland, Ore.,
March 31st, 1909.
Notice is
her by given that WALTER
G. DUNÜKY, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, <m
March list, 1009, macb» application for Timber
Entry, No. 01167, for W
of Ne *4 of section 34.
township 1 Ninth, range 9 West, Willamette
Meridian, has ft ed notice of intention to
make final timber proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before W. H.
Cooper, U.8. Commissioner, at Tillamook,
Oregon, on the 30th day of August, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses :
D. E. Goodspeed, of Tillamook, Oregon ;
Eglwrl Goodspeed, of Tillamook, Oregon ; J.
C. Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon; David
Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
NOTICE FO'C PUBIJCATIQN.
Department ot the Interior,
Land Office at Portlard, Ore.,
April isth, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that JAMES T.
WOODWARD, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
April 15th, 1909. made application for Timber
Entry, No. 01796, for Lot-' 1 ami 2, Been, and
Sw^4 of Se %, Her a, tp. 1 south, range 9 west,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in­
tention to make final
timber proof, to
establish claim to the land atiove described,
befo e \7. H. Cooper, US. Commissioner, at
Tillamook, Oregon, on the 3rd day of Septem­
ber, ItjiMj.
Claimant UHineR as witnesses :
Warren Vaughn, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Ham
Downs, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Dave Martiny
of Tillamook, Oregon; (Jarl A Patzlaf, of
Tillamook, Oiegon.
A lgeknon S. D resser , Register.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore..
April ?3rd, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that FLORA M.
PATZI.AF, oi Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
April 23rd, t9o9, made timber and stone sppli-
<atiou. No. 01D27. for K % of Nr % Sec.
10,
tp. 1 .south, Range 9 WeBt, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to
make filial timber proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, befo r W. H.
Cooper, U.S. Commissioner, at Tillamook,
Oregon, on the a8id day of September, I909.
('laimant numes as witnesses :
Carl Patzlaf, oi Til ainook, Oregon; David
Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon , Jas Wood­
ward, of Tillamook, Oregon; Ed. Lindsey, of
Tillamook, Oiegon.
AMiEHNON S. D rkssfh , Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior,
U.S. Land Office, al Portland, Ore.,
A pi II ist, 1909.
Notice is I er eb y
given that CARL A.
PA rZLAF, ot Tdlamook, Oregon,
who, on
April mt, I909, made timber and atone appli.
cation, No ol7b9, tor Ne ViofSw
and Nw %
of Se
of RHction 24, township 1 ho th, range
9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final timber proof, to
establish claim to 'the land h I kivc nescribed
before W. H, < ooper, U H. Commissioner, at
Tillamook,
Oieaoii, on the 23rd day of
September I9o9 Claimant names as wiiueHses :
David Martiny, of lillamook, Oregon; Ed.
Lindley, ot Tillamook, Oiegon; Moiris Leach,
of Til la m 00k. (Oregon; Frank Easter, ot t iila-
mook, Oregon
A1.GKMM0N S U rkmikr Register.
N otick ur S chool I kdkmnitt S ki .at-
T ion ,
United 8tatea Land Office,
Poitland, Ore., July 13, 1909
Notice is hereby given that the 8i„te
of Oregon, on July 13, ]9i>9. applied for
the Hwy, of Se i, (,f Section 13 mid 8 ,.a
of Se of Section 10, tp. 3 north, range
9 wM, and riled in this office a hat of
School indemnity Selections In which it
svlected said land; and that said lint in
open to the public for inapectioii.
Any andall persons claiming nd vei seiy
the abot e deacritied land or any Irgal
subdivision thereof, or claiming the
same under the mining laws, or desiring
to show raid land Io la- iiioih valuable
for mineral than for agricultural pur.
lanes, or to object to aaid «election for
any legal reason, shoul-i rile iheir claims
or llieir affidavits ot protest or Contest
III thia office.
ALG kmxon 8. DR p . hhkr , Itegiater.
I hereby designate I lie Tillamook
Headliahl, a newspaper published at
Tillamook, Oregon, as the paper in which
tbe above notice is to la» published.
A lukknon S. D bkhhkk . Register.
N oticu or S chool I nkkm . nitv S klic *
HOM
I'nited Stair, Land Officr,
Portland, Ori- . July 2<l 1909
Notice la hrrrby aiven that Ihr .Htaln
of tlK-Kon. on July 30. I9“9, applied for
I>»4 21 of Svc 13, tp. 5 •oath, ranxv II
»eat, and filed In lliis office a |IH< ,,f
school Indemnify Selection in which it
selected said land, and (hat said hat is
open to the public for hispo cion.
Any and alt peiaons 11,lining ad« erselr
the above described land or any leu«I
auhdivision thereof, nr i-laiining Ihe
same under lira mining laws, or desiring
t sho v said land to be more valuable for
mineral then lox agricultural purposes,
or to object iu sent selection lor any
legal reason, should file their (Irin s or
th-ir affidavits of protest ur coolest in
this offi'-e,
Al.r.KaMON 8 UsrsarH, Register
I hereby designate lhe Tillamook
Headlight, a newspener published >n
Tillaniooli, Oregon,as <br paper in which
said notice is to be ■ ubbsbed.
ALaEkauM 8. UaXass«, Register.