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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1903)
: I OU lis be Th pc li» 91 th C If Short Stories of Real I/ife. In the last years of slavery in this country a number of black fugitives from service and labor settled arnon' the Quakers of Cass county, Michigan. Their descendants are living there yet— prosperous, law-abiding farmers, The Calvin township supervisor and tax col lector are negroes. Besides his farm C. W. Bunn, a negro, owns two sawmills ; Samuel Hawkes, negro, has 500 acres and is worth $50,000 ; William Allen, negro, has 700 acres and 400 head of stock—all paid for. ? Cook Stove Heaters ■'< - and ti C Bates, wife of the giant. Captain Bates. town. Lunch at any time, at Vogler's bakery. «I i OFFICE IN WEINHARP Bt’ILDING, Room I and 2, OREGON CITY. ORE. M <U la Ul h< tt N T W si ol X d n Li Dr. J. H. Forrest, of Marion, Ind., ex president of the State Health board, has demonstrated to his satisfaction that deafness in many forms can be cured by the use of the Finsen rays. He an- nouces that he has successfully experi mented on himself, a deaf girl, aged 17, and a boy. The girl had been deaf since birth and the boy for three years. The apparatus used by Dr. Forrest is a modification of the Finsen apparatus, Blizzard Strikes Manitoba. the rays being induced from static was six feet ten inches high and her hus band is not a large man. Mrs Bonrdley electricity. and the baby are both doing well. Hun W innipeg , Manitoba, Sept. 14.—One It is said of John Duuton of Lvndon- dreds of women in the vicinity of the of the severest Autumnal storms ex ville, Vt., whose townsmen are prepar- Boardley home have called to see the perienced in the Northwest for years has ing to help him celebrate his 100th infant prodigy, which is well formed, just swept over the country. The one fu birthday, that he has never used Dr. Kenner says, is one of the handsomest tility reported comes from Gretna, where tobacco and stopped drinking intoxi an old man fell from a buggy and per. infants he has ever looked upon. cants at the age of 50—which was the ished in the storm. time of the passage of the Vermont pro. At Hartenv, 12 horses died in the Djevid Abdullah Bey, the physician to hibition law. The first president he Canadian Pacific yards, and in the same the Turkish Embassy at Vienna attacked voted for was John Quincy Adams and vicinity other livestock are reported to the last was William McKinley. At the and thrashed the Turkish Ambassador, have perished. age of 99 he walked a mile to vote Nedim Bey, whom he accused of sending A telephone message received from unfavorable reports concerning him to Minnedosa reported that the storm was against the overthrow of prohibition. the Porte, thereby preventing Djevid one of the worst experienced there in Iowa has a man who says he has two from securing a better position. The five years. It started to blow about 3 pictures painted by Rubens and valued assault took place in the Turkish Em o'clock in the morning and a heavy rain at $l,C00. Having faith in the value of bassy, in the presence of the secretaries soon followed. At noon this developed his pictures, he has sold his household and a visitor. Tile affair has created a into a snowstorm and by dark the snow goods and will go to New York to test sensation. Djevid has been dismissed. was ten inches deep on the level prairie. the genuiness of the paintings. The sub * * * Grain which is still standing, is almost Information has came to light which jects of these supposed masterpieces from totally ruined. a master hand are " Adam and Eve ” seems to indicate that Issac S. McGieban and “ Ecce Homo,” are owned by and George II. Huntington, members of Real Estate Transfers. Joseph Lehner, of Iowa Falls, and have the Columbia Supply Company, were been in the family for vears. His first given advance information of the indict, Furnished by II. T. Botts, abstracter. wife brought them to this country from ments returned against them by the W. C. King and wife to Thomas J. Har ris, Jr. and W. G. Harris. Be Ne & Germany. She received them ns an heir Federal grand jury at Washington last Lots 2 & 3 and N).j Nw. sec. 20, tp. loom, part of an estate that wns divided Thursday and have temporarily got out 3 south 10 west. $4600.00. among several relatives. Lehner's second of the wav. It was said that word was wife sued for a divorce and sought pos received from New York Friday morn- w. H.Reynolds and wife to Rena Ander session of the pictures until someone con ing six hours before the indictments were son. X block 15 Thayer’s addi- vinced her tliev were mere daubs. The made public, that the men were wanted tion to Tillamook. $1500.00. husband's faith, however, has not Veen in this city to answer charges of bribery. H. H, ‘Alderman and wife et el Anna shaken, and New York critics will be The men disappeared before the war Williams et el, AllofNw Ne & Ne permitted to pass on the paintings and rants could be served upon them. Nw sec. 21 tp. 1 south range 9 north * * * determine the value of them. of Wilson River and Se Sw sec. 16 From the standpoint of Southern in tpl. si uth range 9. $4000.00. Ninn Fnrrington, the actress, threaten» terest the forth coming session of Con Clark E. Hadley and wife to Nelson P. to reveal the love code between a promi gress probably will be the most memor. Wheeler. Nw & Ne sec. nent society man and woman if her able since the Louisiana returning board 31 tp. 1 south range 7. $1500 00 nnine is not withdrawn from a divorce discussion for determining the Tilden. State of Oregon to the Astoria Co. Nw, case now pending in New York City Haves election contest, or since the Sw sec. 36 tp. 3 north range 9. $50.00. courts. She declines to mention any vividly remembered tilt in the Senate be names as yet, but gives part of the code. tween the tactiful and resourceful Lamar The Astoriau Co. to Hammotid Lumber Co. Nw. Sw, sec. 36 tp. 8north range It is very simple when you have the key. of Mississippi, and the eloquent Conk 9 $1.00. Each letter stands for a word agreed ling, of New York. Edward W. Cor A. Johnson to Nelson P. Wheeler. upon, thus : "Altamv’’—Awfully lonely mack, the junior representative of Tenn sec. 22 tp 2 south range 8. $2000 0o. tonight and miss yon. “ Doidly-’— essee in the upper branch of the National own, I dearly love yon. " Kaltv”_ Congress, is to be the creator and force Rosa B. Zeller and husband to Jocob H. Cook. Ne, Nw & Njj' Ne sec. 21 A Kisses and love to yon. •• Mops”—My ful leader of this new-born interest in Nw, Nw sec. 22 tp. 2 south range 10. own precious sweetheart. Congressional proceedings. In the next $1 00. Quit-claim. Mrs. Clark Boardlev of Louisville,Ky„ Congress this voung exponent of sound Four mortgages filed securing $2710.00. wns delivered of a girl habv on Tursdny Democracy will introduce a bill in the which weighed at its birth twentv-five Senate fur the repeal of the 15th amend, LAUDE THAYER, pounds. Di. Samuel Marley and Dr. ment of the federal Constitution, the in Robert C. Kenner attended the mother tent of which is that there shall be no Agent for Fireman’s and thev both regard this as one of the discrimination against a citizen of the Fund and London and Lanca most remarkable cases on record. The I nited Stntes liecause of color, religion shire Fire Insurance average weight of a child at birth is or a previous condition of servitude. In Companies. about seven pounds, the weight ranging a word, Senator Cormack would con between six and ten pounds, but rarely tribute toward the permanent solution Tillamook .. Oregon. exceeded the latter figure. Dr. Kenner of the vexing negro question as it is pre looked up the obsteriele records in the sented to the Southern States by elim WM. GALLOWAY. GILBERT L. HEDGES. medical works and found only one case inating the enfranchised negro and as a I T T EDGES & GALLOWAY on record where an infant at birth political factor._________ A ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. weighed as much as twentv.five pounds. 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