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Shaving,
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BAKEf)y
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BREAD
Dies and cakes, fresh
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French candies. Fresh home made
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HANI' CENTRA!
HALE. '
d Liquori and Cifars
“Neare a league to the southe
of the anchorage is a »hippo’s
wave which we enterede with
the longe bote and ascended
five leages. Foi some wave the
streme liethe neare the coast«,
and then enterethe the («»reste
leading inne a northerlie direc
tion. This is the larger Streme
and is named by the Barbar*
iennes “Nestuccah” which sig-
nifleth inne the language of the
Hereticks “Father.”
Neare half a league from the
shippe’s waye is a small deep«
baye into the easte of whiche a
small stremeenters named “Ne-
Hachee,” signifying«“ Mother.”
Neare two leages Io the southe
of the nliippe waye is a smaller
streme discharging« int«> the
main sea named “Neskowine,”
which siguifiethe The Childe.
I’he lande is all highe moun-
taines of dense foiestes. Onn
the southe wideof the small baye
arre some lowe, grassie savan
nahs, where oure meune found
the wilde roebuckes w hich they
slewe for f<>ode. Some greate
Idacke hearts were sene, butte
they escaped into thickette,
where oure menne collide notte
(Oine all theme.’’— From a
Manuscript t dated in /Mj, in
in possession of Walter .S’.
Harn hart, of Xestucca.
Next Saturday will be a busy day in
town.
Don’t send away for Christmas goods.
Buy them in Tillamook and send them
away to your friends.
The dancing club’s socials al the Allen
House on Saturday nights are becoming
more popular all the time
Judge Frank Taylor lias been elected
mayor of Astoria
This is the first re
publican mayor of that town for Rome
time.
Nine black horses were bought by the
United States at McMinnville last Tues
day for the cavalry
The lowest price
paid whr $65, ami the highest $85.
The delinquent list of Yamhill county
amounts to about $5000, the smallest
amount ever returned delinquent from
that county.—Telephone-Register.
The many friends of II. E. Nelson,
formerly manager of the Nehalem Mill
Co., will he pleased to hear that he was
elected police judge of Astoria by a
rousing majority. The office is quite
remunerative.
NESTUCCA NEWS
Headlight—Price« never Quoted
Before to our Subscribers.
C. &
NESTUCCA TICO HUNDRED
YEARS AGO.
bay mid demanded the immediate at*
tendance of Dr. Wiley, to whom the
message was delivered with great expe
dition. Dr. Wiley came in to send word f
lie was going, but just then came the
word that the patient had just died. It
took so long for the novice to receive the
telegram that the patient couldn’t hold
out until relief came. The amateur
can’t be Induced to foul with the instru
ment anymore, and it will he a long
time before he touches a key again.
Where did the lightning strike you?
Tillamook, Oregon
W. 8 Barnlmi t, of Oretown, this
county, ia contributing h series of
articles to the Pacific Empire, a woman’s
rights paper published in Portland. !
Mr. Barnhait entitles hia aketcli, “A
Day on Mount Hebo,” and the story is
continued from week to week, small in
stallments at a time, but instead of its
being anything particular in regard to
Mount Hebo, the writer digresses and
seems to have lost wight of the subject ,
of his story, hrancliing out into an
alleged hiwt«»rical sketch of the Neslucca
country, as may be seen in the intro
duction of this article.
Mr. Barnhart’s story has no merit ns
a literary production, and his mode of
expression is very crude and farfetched,
however, if the historical part of it is
the ¡»rodiict of hie own ingenuity, it
shows no mean ability as a romancer,
ami if he lias burrowed the ¡«leas, lie
has shown facility for adaptation !
On the other hand if Mr. Baridinrt
haw the iierewwa»y d«w>iimentK andean
substantiate wlml lie pm ¡ m » i lw, he has
matter of most ¡«ectiliar interest to this
section and the Northwest generally.
If his alleged manuscripts are genuine,
they are certainly of great value to him.
The quotation above is claimed by Mr.
Barnhart to be a portion of a ship’s
diary which was cast ashore at Nestucca
years ago, and he says the date of the
paper is 1685.
Those wl.o are interested in the hist
ory of this county should procure the
story and read it, as the quotations
from the ship’s «liary are of sufficient in
terest to demand attention.
ITEMS TAKEN FROM THE
OCEAN WAVE.
Harrison Booth
Farmer’s place.
has rented
A.
D.
J. B. Long Ims opened the (»bl trail
across the sand hill to the beach.
There is talk that anorgiiniz ition ofjA
P A’s at woods, in the near future may
be expected.
Mr. Hembree raised s«»me very nice
tobacco tins last season. Why will this
industry not pay the fanners of this
country?
A controversy occured last week
between A II.Malaney and A. Miller
which result««! in blows, no particular
damage done.
./ J/. /GA7A/CAW7' ELECTRIC
IMSPLA Y.
Sheet lightening made a weird and
wonderful demons'ration in this vicinity
la>t Friday. Thunder and lightning
in something unusual in this country,
but the display mentioned was one of
the most curious phenomena on record,
A glaring flame seemed to pervade all
space, and the detonations of thunder
were almost deafening, It was not iced
particularly at the public school build
ing, school being in session at the time.
No damage was done to the building but
flashes and balls of flit darted promisc-
ously through the school rooms, causing
a panic in one room, and resulting in
the school being dismissed for a time.
None of the pupils were seriously hurt,
but a number were scorched enough to
cause blisters and several bad their
clothing slightly burned
A number
w ere pi «»st rated from the shock fur a
while. Alice Peterson, a twelve-ycar
old daughter of ( lias Peterson, the
barber, suffered the must, and she Inui
to be carried home, requiringthe attend
ance of a physician
Dr. Petro found
(bat her arms anti other portions of her
body were blistered, and her under
clothing was scorched. She suffered
nmst from the shock, and require«! a
few days to completely 1 «cover. The
others who were hurt recovered quickly.
, The children say they saw big balls of
fire playing on the stove pipe and around
the stove One buy says lie “saw it
coming and do«lged it.” There was con
siderable excitement intown for a while
and a number of people were seen rush
ing to and from the ichool building,
where about 150 pupilw were in attend
ance. The same display was noticed
in several private dwellings, am! the
lightning ran into the telegraph oll’n e
in the I!EADLKiH'roffice, but the lightn
ing sriestei turned it on the ground wiie
which connects with the water pipes
No damage was done here except the
scare caused by the loud report on the
liglitning arrester. 'I’he telephone bells
on L. II. Brown’s telephone system were
rung vigorously at the same time
In
the neighborhood of the town several
arge trees were split into fragments bv
the tliumleibolts
It seems that (he
whole alniONphere was heavily charged
with electricity when the flashes came,
there being three or four distinct dis
plays in a short time. Quite a storm
was progressing at the time, am! the
barometer registered exceedingly low.
The Literary at Meda is well attend««!
(’apt. A. W. Miller, fcrmer keeper of
and is quite interesting. There is a
spelling school in connection with it Cape Meares litflit house, whs married
also a paper, It meets Saturday recently in Portland
nights.
At the last meeting of the city council
The streams in the Halid Lake region a few bills were allowed, 't he propose«!
have been so low until within the last health ordinance has not been complet
few days that Salmon could not make ed yet.
their way up them, This in very un-
Candies ami nut« nt wholesale or re
usual for this time of the year.
tail at the bakery
Special prices fol
Mr. William Rhoades, who lives 011
the big NestUcca a few miles above
Woods, moved his house one day last
week
Through a mistake when it was
built a small part of it was set over the
line of Mr. Fleck’s land, ami it became
necessary to move it. T'^i
'ae neighbor»
turned out and with Mr. Kenedy hh
sii|xrintendent, the work was Boon
A four-year-old son of L Jarvev of done.
Bay City was «1 tangled to death by
W A <«age ami others are at work
swallowing some dry beans last Satur opening a trail near Hie place where the
day The little fellow ha<l been playing propose«! new road is expected to run.
with the beans and putting them into They are cutting out the brush and logs,
Ida nioiith. On? or tnoie became lodged and are gradine. A few more days
in hia windpipe and lie die-i of strangul
work will open the trail so it can be
ation before surgical relief could be travels«! on horseback. This trail is
obtained
practical/ on level ground, cutting off all
The Whist party Saturday night was
well attended notwithstanding the rag
ing storm, anil a commendable interest
was inanife-led. Lunch was served.
The next meeting will occur at the re
sidence ol Claude Thayer, when the or
ganization will lie perfected, and various
committees created to manage affairs.
At the last meeting T. If. Handley and
Mrs. II. A Woodford won ths grand
prize. The booby went to II II. Alder
man and Mrs F It. Beale, the last
named having taken the first prize on
the previous occasion
There is a person in the H zu > i . i < iiit
office who knows but little or nothing
of the telegraph, though the clicking in-
Htruinent« have Ireen in the office over
three years. Said person never gave
telegraphy any attention, and a lew
day. ago the operator was unavoidably
a been t from the office for an hour
There seemed to Ire an oigent call from
the way the machine clicked, and the
party of the first part Mt down to take
the message Itcaiue a miiiiite-lietween-
charscters and five ndiiiitee-lietweeri-
words, and the tyro waa able to receive
it The message was from down the
SHEET LIGHTNING.
Christmas trees And schools.
Fresh
invoices for the occasion. Masques foi
the Christmas ball.
lids paper will soon present to its
readers each week eilMiulril Hili, lea re-
garding dairying, Thie will in no whv
curtail the other reading matter usually
found in the II kadugiit .
Little Mins Augusta Heli ruder gave n
parly last Hunday afternoon to her many
friends among the other little girls ofliei
age in town
It was the 13th anniveiM-
ary of her birthday ami she received
numerous presents.
You can find modern ami fashionable
furniture, all well finished and substan
tially constructed at Thompson’*. A te
cent visit to Ids place of business con
the large hills of the old road
it is vinced lie that there is no use to send to
Inqred men will be appointed viewers
Portland for furniture
who will locate the roa«l on the best
Andrew Kershaw, the doctor at the
grounds. If viewers could be ap|>oii>ted
from this eml of the county, it (¡rand Itonda Indian agency, has been
would Ire less expensive to the county, appointed supeiintendent of the < «rand
they would be belter
a< quaint««! Romle Indian boarding* school and
with the lay of the country and *l>e«*ial disbursing officer The I» oii <I»
¡»•rhaps could give better satisfaction required are $10,000, and have been
furnished
This relieves Agent Bien*
in the location of the toad
tano from office.
Our mail service is good when the
On Tillamook rock the oilier 'lay a
water is good, hut the Big Neetacca
«log went mad and began cbuilig the
river has to be cioeeed and when the
men all around the place, After much
water is up, there l«eing no bridge, it is
hard work and scheming they flnsllv
more difficult to get the mail. The mail
succeeded in locking the animal in the
carrier has frequently had to leave Ilia
dining room, whereafter a time, in its
horse on theother side of the river and go
made frensy, it butted its brains out
foot the rest of the way. It is no small
against the wall.
job to carry die mail on foot, ancli a.
We have made clubbing arrangements
letter«, pa)>ers, Ixxika, tobacco, nail.,
with Hoard's Dairyman, which is by
bacon, rubber Iraoli, cook etovee, el*
There eliouM be a bridge acroee Hie all «side the l«est dairying paper in the
river co the mail carrier coulil lake a United State#—in fact it is the only one
four boree team
Of eouree the postage of any im|M>rtance. The price of the
on tliegrxxie doe. not amount to much Dairyman is $1 00 ¡«er year, ami it can
and geode are very cheep at ateree that lie had with the II f . adlioht for $2 00
Every subscriber to the
expM't to buret up a» eo >n e« they can per year
get enough money on band to do eo III’. imioiiT shouhl ha vet he Dairyman as
everyone here is interested in dairying
profitably.
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