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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 11, 1904.
CITY ALL ABLAZE
‘Liar” Said Dr Driver.
Dairy Strippings
N. W. Remarks: Solar rainbow, 10, 34;
Inklings.
first enow on lowlands the 13th, 4 in.
H. T. BOTTS.
j
Nature
induced
the cows to have their Latitude 45.26 north; Longitude 123.51 1 Remorse has ever been more popular B. L. BDDY.
Baltimore Is Ravaged by C orvallis , Or., Feb. 7.—“You are a
liar,’’ was the epithet that one minister young in the spring, when the young West of Greenwich. Look out for than self-denial as an expression of the
ddy
botts
Flames.
of the Gospel hurled at another in the grass was in its best stage for milk pro­ changeable and squally weather in virtues.
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ttorneys - at -L aw .
B altimore , Md., Feb. 7.—The most ' presence of a startled congregation at an duction. If we change the operations of February.
When love comes in at the door logic
destructive tire in the history of Balti ' afternoon meeting in the Methodist 1 nature we should have as nearly as
flies out of the window.
Complete set of Abstract Books
more occurred here today, raging practi­ Church Friday afternoon. The minister possible the same conditions that prevail
Credulity is a masculine vice and a
cally uncheeked during many hours, who applied the epithet was Dr. I, D. 1 in the spring—hence succulent food |
feminine virtue.
in office. Taxes paid for non­
completely destroying scores of the larg­ Driver, and the man at whom it was should be furnished to the cow for weeks ÍT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH
No, madam, we have very little honesty
est business houses in the wholesale dis. directed was Rev. Mr. Handsaker, pastor before she comes in.
to-day, but we can show you candor,
Residents.
trict. involving losses which cannot yet i 1 of the church of Christ in this city. The I A factory to reduce whole milk to pow­
which looks just like it and is much less
be estimated, as the fire was still bum scene that accompanied the incident was der has been successfully inaugurated at
Office opposite Post Office.
expensive.
ing fiercely when night fell. Owing to dramatic in the extreme, and though Delevan, Ill. It will manufacture by a
When you hear a man bewailing the
Both phones.
the wide extent of the calamity it will be j the matter was kept quiet for a time, cold process a perfected milk powder
interestedness of friendship it is safe to
tomorrow before an approximate esti­ j enough of the details have become public and frost cream, so that people will be
assume that he has just tried, unsuccess­
mate can be made, though it is certain to arouse much interest in the affair.
I able to buy milk powder and reduce it
fully, to get something from his friend.
that it has already $4-0,0011,000.
As near as can be learned, the incident to milk by the addition of water. The
A person may know how to do things I
H- COOPER,
The fire broke out shortly before 11 was the culmination of various minor animal heat is frozen out of the m«lk by
well without knowing what to do ; that
o’clock this morning in the wholesale attacks that Dr. Driver has made on the a process that is in use by two eastern
is how we have artists who are not
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
dry goods store of John E. Hurst & Co., doctrins of the Christian Church with I factories.
good critics.
on Hopkins Place, in the heart of the reference to baptism, since he began a
Intuition is the inability to find a
B. S. Bronson, a farmer of Boone
business district, with a series of loud series of lectures in this city two weeks
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reason for one’s opinions.
county, Missouri, one day recently
explosions, whieh were heard in remote ago. The word was apparently carried
walked into the bank at Columbia, Mo.,
parts of the city, and spread with feai- to Rev. Mr. Handsaker thut the faith of
Pointed Paragraphs.
with a mealsack over his shoulder and
his sect had been assailed, and from his
ful rapidity.
("ALAUDE THAYER,
' poured $2,000 in nickels and dimes
In a half-hour a dozen big warehouses own pulpit last Sunday the matter was
A woman’s idea of a good complexion
through the cashier’s window. Mr.
in the wholesale dry goods and notions quietly referred to.
is one that will wash.
Bronson said that the money repre­
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“If" is the most unsatisfactory word
district were burning fiercely. The entire
At the afternoon service in question,
Absolutely
Pure
sented the returns from butter and eggs
ciry fire department was called out, but Rev. Mr. Handsaker was present, and
in the English language.
for the last two years on his forty-acre
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Look out for squally domestic weath­
was utterly powerless to check the just before the close of the meeting he
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
farm.
er after a December-May wedding.
spread of the flames, which were aided i took issue with Dr. Driver. The debate
Some may soil cows, but the number
by high winds, and by noon there were | was very brief, but it seems to have
CARL HABERLACH,
savage fires in at least 30 big ware-' speedily assumed a personal character, who do in the west is so small that we
houses, and the flames were steadily I i when Rey. Mr. Handsaker is declared to may say that everyone who keeps a cow
eating their way into successive blocks , have charges that, during a series of ' or cows must haye a pasture in the sum­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
meetings recently held in Albany by Dr. mer. It mar be hired in the village or
northwest and south.
On Baltimore street, the block between Driver, the latter was challenged to de­ taken in on the free range, but the pas­
Office across the street and north from
Liberty and Sharp streets, was soon bate the [question of baptism with a ture we must have. We have neglected
the Post Office.
ablaze. Then came the next block east Christian minister in Albany, and that the pasture too long. Now we shall
! surely give it some attention. Too many
to Hanover, and after that the block on he refused.
It was this charge that Dr. Driver met pastures do not do the full duty. The
the south side to Charles street broke
T^OBERT A. MILLER,
out into flames, the Consolidated Gas with a vehement assertion that Rev. Mr. fertility is in the land, but the stand of
Company’s building and Oehm’s Acme Handsaker was a liar. The statement is ! grass is not there, or, perhaps, the grass
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that Rev. Frank L. Moor, pastor of was grazed too closely last year. Weeds
Hall burning fiercely.
Oregon City, Oregon.
the Methodist Church in which the evan­ may choke out the growth of the more
Strated with an Explosion.
Land Titles and Land Office
B altimore , Md., Feb. 7.—The whole gelistic meetings are in progress, was profitable grass. Knowing these facts
Business a Specialty.
city was notified of the fire by a terrific quickely on his feet, and that he exclaim­ now, the owner of the pasture can plan
to remedy these defects.
explosion some minutes after 11 o’clock. ed :
A sharp, splitting roar went up with
“You must not use that langauge here,
J2)AVID WILEY, M.D.,
Real Retate Transiera.
reverberating thunder. This was followed Dr. Driver.”
by a peculiar whistling noise, like that
Furnished by H T. Botts, Abstracter.
The nomination of a ticket headed by
P hysician , S urgeon and
made by the shrill wind.
F.
R. Beals and wife to A. G. Beals. y2
The churches in the central section of Judge Parker and CarterHarnson would
interest in lots i, 2, 3 and 4, block
A ccoucheur .
6, Thayer’s addition to Tillamook.
the city were filled with worshippers, be equivalent to ordering a cold bird and
a hot soda.
All
calls
promptly attended to.
$250.00
manv of whom became frightened and,
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Frank W. Crane and wife to Harrison T.
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though no panic ensued, hundreds of
By licensing the carrying of concealed
Crane. W K Se % Ne %, E ft W
men and women left their seats and weapons Kentucky has struck an ingen­
Se V and W ’2 W ft E ft Se #
/""AL AU DE THAYER,
went outside to see what had happened. ious plan of requiring each citizen to
Sec 35 2 N 10. $2000.00
Agent for Fireman’s
In a few moments the streets all over bear his fulll share of the burdens of gov­ Frank L. Gladwell to Rachel A, Harden.
Sw % 35 3 S 9. $800.00
the city were crowded with excited ernment.
Fund
and London and Lanca­
Fred M. Davidson and wife to Sashel C.
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people.
The jury in the case of Colonel Ed.
Woods. Sw Sw 28 2 S 9. $1000.00
shire
Fire Insurance
Another deafening crash occurred and
Butler, the millionaire St. Louis politi­ David Tempest to Elmer Hall. 1 acre
Companies.
dense columns of cinders and smoke shot
described as in Sec 6, tp. 1 & 2 S., R.
cian, on trial on a charge of bribing 19
up over the central section of the city,
10W. $25.00
Tillamook .. Oregon.
members of the House of Delegates of St.
and m a huge brown column moved rap
H. VV. Cottle and wife to James S. Bridg-
Louis, returned a verdict of not guilty.
ford. Lots 1 & 2, block 6, lots 3, 5
idlv toward the northeast. Borne on the
R. BEALS,
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and 6, block 1, Cone & Co’s addition
strong southeast wind the column of
Luther Holbert and his wife, negroes,
to Biv City; lots 4 and 5 block 4, lots
smoke, blazing cinders, and even pieces were burned at the stake at Doddsville,
1, 8, 9 and 10 block 5 Bay City and
.REAL ESTATE,
of tin roofing spread over the center of Miss , by a mob ov over lOOu persons,
lot 5 block 68 and lots 13, 14, 15 and
the citv and a rain of cinders fell, com-1
16 block 57 Pacific addition to Bay
F inancial A gent ,
for the killing ofjatnes Eastland, a prom­
City. $400.00
pel ling pedestrians to (lodge the coals.
inent white planter, and John Carr, a Andrew ’. Wallace and wife to A. A.
Tillamook, Oregon.
Two more explosions followed and j negro, on Wednesday at the Eastland
Waymire Lot 12 block 2, Malaneys
thousands of people hurried to the scene plantation. The burning of Holbert and
addition to Ocean Park. $200.00
One Door Nouth of the Post Offiee
of the fire. Pieces of tin, six bv eight his wife closes a tragedy which cost eight Edward Lowe and wife to John W. Blod­
J-^KOK ABSTRACTS OF T1TL1:
gett. l/i interest in 21492.95 acres.
feet square, were lifted into the air bv the lives, has engaged 200 men and two
GO TO
$1 00. Also deed between same par­
terrific heat, sailed upward like paper packs of bloodhounds in a four days’
ties for l/i interest in 9667.55
kites and, when they reached a point be­ chase across four counties and has stir,
TILLAMOOK
ABSTRACT AND
Delos A. Blodgett and wife to John Blod­
yond the zone of the most intense heat, , red this section of Mississippi almost to
gett. l/y interest in same property
TRUST CO.
fell fluttering to the street.
as in last transfers. $1.00
frenzy.
T hos . C oates , Pres.
B. L. E ddy , Sec.
Crash after crash followed within the
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Nannie M. M. Nelson to Frank L Owens.
The Oregonian Sunday night received n
burning district, but even the firemen
Nw Ne 27 4 S 10, except % acre.
WM. GALLOWAY.
GILBERT L. HEDGES.
could not tell from what building they telephone message from Frinevillestating State of Oregon to A. B Cox. Ne 25 3
SENEGAL BLACK^MITM^
proceeded. Walls and flooring fell in that the news had been published there
N 8. $200.00
EDG ES & GALLOWAY
thunderous roars that echoed for blocks that 3000 head of sheep owned bv Mr. State of Oregon to W. N. Jones. E Vi of
AND
ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW.
McKewen, of Silver Lake, had been kill­
W J4 24 3 N8. $200.00
away.
^EpAI^IJIC.
Make 11 specialty of Lami Office Business.
B.
Cox
and
wife
to
W.
N.
Jones,
ed
by
masked
men
at
his
corral
near
W ashington , Feb. 8. 5. A. M —The
A.
Ne 25 3 N 8. $10.00
OFFICE IN WEINIIARD BUILDUtO,
Baltimore Herald, which is published this Christinas Lake, and that the Sheriff had
HORSE
SHOEING
Room 1 and 2,
morning on the press of the Washington gone to investigate. Christmas Lake W. N Jones and wife to Nelson P Wheel­
er. Ne Sec 25 and E '/t of W
Sec
OREGON CITY. ORE.
Post, estimates the loss at from $75,- is in the southern part of Lake County,
24 3 N 8 $3840 00
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SPECIALTY.
000,000, to $100,000,000, and says the which is almost entirely given up to the Albert L. Perry and wife to Mrs. C | Angie
cattle and sheep industries. There is
insurance will be heavy.
Edwards. Lot 3, block 7, Stillwell’s
SHOP
r the
Headlight
W. SEVERANCE,
addition to Tillamook. $200.00
probably as much open range there as
Office.
in any Eastern Oregon county, and the Elmer Hall and vife to George
Water May Be Cut Off.
Phelps. 1 acre in section 6 2 S
war for its possession has broken out
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H ood R iver , Or., Feb. 7.—Hood River
$10 00
again, according to this announcement.
Esther E. Worthington and husband
people are aroused to white heat excite­
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T illamook
Ida J. Dnchani. E >4 lot >6, J. j.
ment over the water question
The
The steamer Edith, just in from a 15
McCoy’s addition to Bay City. $400.
«ri
affairs of the Valiev Improvement Com­ days’ fishing cruise, reports the shore,
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One mortgage filed securing $176.00
pany, owners of the large irrigating north of Vancouver Island are covered
S. STEPHENS,
Two mortgage ratisfactions filed releasing
system which supplies the strawberry with thousands of tons of herring and
Real Estate and Fire, Life,
mortgages securing $700.00
growers with water, have reached a halibut. It is an unusual sight and the
Health, Accident, Insurance.
crisis, financially, and there is a possi­ fishermen are unable to account for it,
January Weather.
Agent for the Northwest School Furni­
bility of the farmers getting no water except on the theory that the unusual
ture Co. and Oigan* and Pianos,
Temperature.
unless they come to the terms of the number of voracious whales and sharks
Temptingly Attractive
Notary Public.
Rain
Mini
­
Maxi-
t
Valley Improvement Company’s credi­ have driven the smaller fish into the
Office : Southwest from the Court House,
In
Weaves,
Colorings
and
Prices.
Mean
fall
mum
tuoni.
S3
in
the
building
occupied as a music store.
tors and put up $30,000 by March 1. . shoal water, and in terror of the mon-
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Can now be seen at—
The patrons of the ditch regard this pro­ strous enemies, they have been crowded 1 ... 51 • .. 44 ... 47-1 .
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position as a hold up, pure and simple, out upon the land and stranded.
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Tailor,
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and are not disposed to accept it with­
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C<»»ne early and secure first choice.
The Eastern Oregon roadmaster for 4 ... 47 • .. 40 ... 43 I .. 0.32
out a fight for what they regard as their
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Satisfaction guaranteed in till cases.
the O. R. & N„ Peter Grant, brought in 6 5 ... 4« . - 3» ... 43-0 • .. 0.15
rights under common law.
DOES ALL KINDS OF
Saturday afternoon a rousing farmers the report from Hnntington that it 7 ... 54 . •• 39 ... 46.1 . .. 0 07
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mass meeting packed the large opera- rained ashes at that place and as far 8 ... 5‘ • .. 41
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house until there wasn’t standing room. west as Durkee, an-J it is not known how IO
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A motion to accept the company ^¡pro­ j far east of Huntington. It rained several II ... 4» • .. 40 ... 44 0 . .. 0.92
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position was voted down with a deafen­ hours, and the ground was thickly 13 ... 52
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ing roar of “ noes,” and, as a substitute covered with an ashy substance. Hunt, 13 ... 52
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motion, a committee of five was named ington is close to the Snake River and is 14 ... 50 ■ •• 36 ... 430 .
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to confer with the company’s representa­ surrounded by mountains. The people 16 ... 51 • .. 41
Engraviiiir a Specialty
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tives and „to report at another public of Huntingtor. and Eastern Oregon are 17 ... 44 . •• 37
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meeting Tuesday afternoon, with recom anxious to know the direct cause and 18 ... 40
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mendations regarding the best policy where it came from and are beginning to 30 ... 46
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Spruce and
investigate the matter.
for the farmers to pursue.
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Tillamook Lumber Company
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Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
FOR
Charles Warren Fairbanks, the senior »3 ... 47 • - 39 ... 43 » ... 0.15
Escaped an Awful Fate.
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Mr. H. Haggins. of Melbourne. Fla., United States Senator from Indiana, 24 ... 46
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writes. “ My doctor told me I had Con­ will be the Republican candidate for Vice- 25 ... 46
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Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
sumption and nothing c«m,»l
done President. He has yielded to President 26 ... 4»
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for me. I was given up t«> die. I he
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wishes,
and
hi»
friends
have
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offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King s
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duced me to try it Results were start­ accepting the nomination, but. recog. 30 ... 4» ■ •• 25
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ling. I am now on the road to recovery nixing that the demand is practically 3« ... 50
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and owe all to Dr. King's New Dis­
unanimous among party leaders, are Mean ^48. 2 ... 36.6 ... 42 4
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*»e covery. It surely saved mv life.’’ 1 his
Centrally Located
Retes, $1 Per Day
lending their aid to its accomplishment
Summary.—Mean temp 46 4>. Max
ftS| great cure is guaranteed for all throat
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
and lung diseases bv Chas. I. Clough. It can be stated as a fact that Senator temp. 53: Date, 2»; Min. temp, aS. Date,
eco
Druggists. Price 50c. and $1.(Mb Trial Fairbanks has told the President that, f); total precip., 21 04 inches; total
AND DRAYMEN.
ALowfall, 4
inches;
Number
of
’ I Bottles tree.________
while he will make no canvass for the days clear. 3. partly cloudy, 3; cloudy
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M.
H.
LARSEN,
Proprietor.
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
The
young men are too mush ’infat- ■ nomination, and hopes the convent!« n 25; Dates of frost light, 10 nights;
OREGON
Our Delivery wagon delivers to country
e^tetl with themselves to be seriously in will select some one else. he will offer no Killing, 5. 19. 20; Dates of hail, 4,
8; aleet. 20; Prevailing wind, direction
' objection if nominated.
or city.
The Best IlMel in the city. No Chine*# Enqloie#!.
iheo frc^
a» ordinary love affair.
E
&
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POWDER
Racket Store
Is prepared to supply your
needs in the Shoe line. We carry
the famous Washington Shoe Co.’s
Shoes for men and boy’s.
And the F. Mayer, Milwaukee
Shoes for ladies’ and children.
These Shoes are strictly first-
class and up-to-date in every respect
Prices as low as the lowest
C
DANIEL
&
CO
C. ZES, Johnson
NEW
FALL FABRICS
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For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order. «
SARCHET, the
Tillamook
Fir and Spruce Lumber
G. F. Fcanlçlin
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
In first class style.
Cedar Shingles
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY
SHINGLES and BOXES.
Shingles $2.25 1000.
Quick Brothers,
LARSEN HOUSE,
TILLAMOOK,
Lxick
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