Lincoln County leader. [volume], June 22, 1893, Image 4

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I . , . '.' r roriine repairing ot your watches' A Job for t Foo ki h-fr
h- J. V kTlliUI L.II.I j ... . . ' r.(ir1(Hrr .--- . .
nrd clocks give J. L. McCulloch,
. . ...... .... r,rr) i nunwiHV hi Toleiln I .ncnln ' . i i
,.unty,.r,..,i. '"" ) the Agency this . week!.,
Mrs. T. Jay liuford is visiting ato!' Vaquina City, acall. Anything The crop of suckers seem to be
I-;.. . Itiiai lr,.;i...lt.NeU1 Hruif store nerenmal: -and M h itdtn in all
NOTICE!'
Tf nm tliuiL nf hnvinp f ninny tools, il
- o j ......... .I-.... , " ' J -.,. - liiuj perennial, ana to niossom m an - CJ : v 7 7
, ' ! -I'lcnry Wolf had a- .veil dug at;'0-tended to without extra; climes. ..The rankest kinds - of j f , nf Kviilflijio- ! llOlKP till' mirinw WO
fates: his new residence, this Wk. .. charges. . .-. ;h . ., suckers seem to have their growth I St(M . 01 H a01,-Se Pim "C
5'-5oj- Allen Piirker was' up 'from Ya- ' The absorbing question with the in g arid to be of -the variety kyilf SUVC YOU mOllt'V II VOll Call Oil 01 Wl'ltQ
' . .. .
Siiltscription I
One year,
i Six months,
: Three months.
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vsuaper t
A.i.cr.i,i.1Kra,cnaiek...,v.ri ,,,,,,, , , . , ; th(, WnllimH ....1 h. u,,. two thousand dollars in the bank to
, . .. . . . , .-I. ... i ,, , Ull UU-5I- ' . . ' . 1 1 1 1 n V l
j nes, . ; both been laid up. -? (donate to soni!. smooth, oily tongued
t, t,- ., T i ,r ... . ' , stranger who approaches him with
13. Morrison orders the Lkadkk ! Mr. W. Buov. a ".tudent nf Phfi. 1
..,.,;....,. m--ii. n- i !.., , . i a goia brick, tin box scheme or the
sent to his son at jllapa, W ash-1 omath college, paid a short visit tot1,Vp. Vh laW, ,.r
iiniiBHt live emr line- r eek. hikI hIII
I I run until or-lcrcl dlMoilihiuc.l.
'3 iuma on business, last Wednesday, 'pleasure-loving people, Is how they : are alwa's tw P001", t0 take a . . .1 V , , I -iiifr'"
Lo.thc celebration, since newspaper always have one or . ,wl l'1"-'- "uviv..-M..&.
uski and the Benton have two thousand dollars in the bank to 1 - ' 1 ' AI Ar 4 Tf? lv ( f
both been laid un - (donate to soniv. smooth, oih tongued iU' ii-LJ-i iv v-Vf.,
CoiTallis, Oregon.
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, ... ...KVnr,:;MhS'"-,"''- i Ington. , Dr. J, L: Akin's over Sundav fls , pecimen o, ims
, . . . , r , , , variety oi sucKers lives near Uor-
Ir,ck 14 doin the carPen- i 16 riftUirned fr Ule beaf e,iroute vallis and is named Wm. Abraham.
:r. work on Henrv Wolfs ticw I for his home. Mr. BuovHs a mpm. .
I nicwl t Hie .i.,iii... m l.,ie.i. (irenon. .
. ter. work on
. .- .. ' ,i r.i ni', , , , , lie is a weii-to-ao iarmer, ana up
! u. i.,.. ...... residence. ber of the' Philomath band, am i .. . . ... . . '
itiri-.H.rt" ' r.i i i- "il last Monday afternoon had
blouse at Newport and will open j Ulat cll'- - liasn't got it now, but has a rich,
irwvi v!-. .-.. , jiton Jtflyitst.' ' .... ' FOUND--A purse containing a. varied experience valued at that
'"- i- r i 1 .71. ..... . ',...
tunmueiauie .sum oi money, also a sum, lor on that day a couple of
pocKet kniie. I lie owner can get slick swindlers went out to the old
tough
trip;
The wet weather is
the strawberries.
' ft.' V. Hurt made a Hying
to l'iotlecr on Tuesdav fast
Mr. J. L. Akin returned from
the valley last Tuesday.
1 " U. F. Colluiiiore is plastering the
waiting loom of the depot.
Miss Sada Chambers is visiting
Mm Wm. Wade, this week, i i
It lias transpired that Benton
county is $u,ooo in the hole in the
Job failure.
. The oiit-ofT roa 1 to Yaiina is
ill cleaved of log-; add is now ready
: i"r the ijradern.
Mrs. Coll Van Clevc, of Albany,
wlio im been scrio'.t .ly ill foji niinie
tiniu is K.- ivci iug.
livo, Villi Cleve, of the Post, in
fo'iuis us that lie expects to start
soon to tin- World's lair.
! Wo understand that CJro
C. R. Miller, of Klk City, was
down the latlpr tiart l..i
doing some ' work in the photo- j the same at the pctoffice by giving : gentleman's place and by making
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Strawberries are worth but 3
MONOGRAM CIGAR STORE
. . . . . .
P-I. ..JVE.' BFLJInTK:, Prop.,
Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Fruit, etc.
to fimr cents per box in the valley.
but thry readily retail here for ten
cents jier box.
The cattle on the range in the
hills are hog fat, and will continue
to be so' for tifioiitlis to come. As a
stock range these hills are hard to
beat.
A. (1. Bradley, of Woodburti, Is
visitinir Judire Blue anil family this
t ! week, and trying his hand at fish
ing lit' some ot Lincoln county s
litnpM streams. .....
Tlieie wiii be preaching services
in the old school house next Sun
day morning and evening by Rev.
Kaiusdell, of Newport. All are
inrtUtd to atteiid. r . A:!
The silver medal contest will be
held again on a week from tomor-
Ml I rOW tliirllt li'lipn llio lin .. ill ),,.
Hylund, who has been manager ofj decided. Other appropriate exer
ihe Ilollf.n House in Portland, f'-r ! cises will be interspersed.
The river ut thin place is getting
to be quite filmous as a' sturgeon
ground. Messrs, Taylor and Dick
drew one out of the water today
that neared the 150 pound mark.
Remember that we can give you
club rales, and save you money on
any paper or magazine of any im
portance in the United States. Be
sure to call and see us when you
wish to .subscribe r- renew a sub
scription.' ; . ..,
K. Rhoades brought some mam
The Toludo corn-siioiideiil to the
Cut vallis Times is a Rem. II" there
lie 110 uews he gets in and makes
' news. ' - ...
The small sum nf $33.60 will now
buy a first-class, ticket from I'm t
1 land to Chicago. But how about
'getting the $33.60?
Four more . Oregon banks gone
'itider, but ouf clam beds are com
ing higher up the bay every year.
Lincoln county to the front every
time.
The brick vault at the court; I nu)thiz gooseberries to our office
is. completed except the
house
'shelves on the inside for books.
It is unite commodious and is
.thought lo be perfectly fire proof.
The county school superinten
dent made an apportionment of
M'hool money to the various dis
tricts, last Tuesday. Fifty dollars
to each district was the amount np-
portioned.
The' contest for the Peinorest
Silver medal resulted in a tie, last
.Tuesday night. 'The tie was be
tween Misses Annie Chambers and
Jcunin Alcxumlmv illow'it will be
decided we don't know. The gills
had better draw straws, toss peu-
Miies or some such scheme. , . .
While nt Corvallis this week we
wi re shown some of the completed
record book.1 as copjej ly M f .'
Watteis ivlid his assistants. The
woik Is neat, legible and of a vetv
high ..i.iHdauU ,lur excelling the
original.. Thy comparing is being
.dime very carefully and mistakes
i will be unknown.
" Receiver Biysoii hu liguted it
nut that the assets of the defunct
Job bank will pay fifty nine cents
on the dollar, piovided. that they
a;e not crowded in- the, disposal of
the same. Fur all that, we heard a
depoMter in Corvallis oiler to taki
Uetity-lhe lenls. im the dollar I'm
,w hat he hud in llteie.
The steamboat iuspeclois von-
last Saturday, There were three
of them and they averaged 2)4
inches around the small way. He
also brought the smallest egg we
have yet seen, it measuring but
font inches in circumference.
ft. A. 1 1 uliu,n druggist of Kugene
was in town last night and pur
chased some lots of J. U. Akip, of
this, place.. Mr. I Tulfn says that
the pfcoplc of Iuigene took their
bank failure very cool and hope for
the better, lie also expresses con
siderable confidence in the future
of Toledo.
The systems of roads leading in
to Toledo are gradually being im
proved and opened up, nnd the
town will, ere long, have a good
system of passable roads leading to
it from all dirctious. ..And the
roads w ill be the product of the
people's labor, as most of the work
is being peifiiimed voluntarily.
A gentleman fiom Albany carry
ing a whole arsenal of tire arms got
off the train ut Not ten siding yester
day. His ostensible purpose was
fishing and cougar hunting, but
we'll bet that he doesn't hunt
the proptr discriptimi of the same.
W. Is. Rich,
Postmaster.
Tuesday evening the steamer
Ilttrrisoh started' to tow the lumber
schooner Del Norte, of San Fran
cisco, over the Nehalem bur. The
Harrison seemed to lose power to
handle herself, and both steamer
and schooner went aground on the
south spit of the north channel. A
strong northwest wind was blow
ing, and this made it impossible to
keep clear of the spit. The crews
are safe, and it is .thought that tin
I I 'It I .tm MA
. .... come oil ul high
tide. 1..
Last Friday night while the
Richardson was going down with
two scow loads of rock she ran in
to the fog and Captain 'Chatterton
thought he would cast anchor for
the night. This was done and all
hands went to sleep. Along in the
night the tide went out and the
boat being closer inshore than was
supposed, the scows and boat were,
left reposing serenely on the bottom
till next high tide when she floated
off.
One of our county officers who
draws good money from the county
taxpayers for his services takes the
county money and sends east to
get his stationery. This exhibits
a species of small bore calibre that
is worthy of preserving as a relic.
As au. excuse he istated that hu
could get stationery almost half as
cheap as he could get it here. We
don't know about that, but we do
know that the gentlemen referred
to never asked the
stationery or printed matter of any
kind at this ollice; and. w .limber
know that our bids on file "in thq
clerk's ollice will average less than
Portland offices charged for the
same work. The other county
officers are well pleased with the
work done by Lincoln county prin
ters, and show the good sense to
have their work dime in the county
and keep the money at home. But
then to send away after goods is
"Ilenglish, ye know."
The statement of the Receiver of
Hamilton, job it Co., places the
assets at 194,767.58, divided prin
cipally as follows: Cash nt Cor
vallis, $12,645.21; cashat Vaquina.
$2,581.97; bills receivable at Cor
vallis, 88,624.53; t Ynouina.1
5.4Vi7. overdrafts at Corvallis,
$54-y-a.36; t Yaipiina 417.04;
the balance consisting of various
property, both real und iiersonal.
Of the above assets i6.owi.ti in
bills receivable and 5i..6u.oo of
overdrafts at Corvallis are set down
as uouDiiui, and ;ioo ot lulls re
liberal offers to purchase his farm
got the old man to bite on the old
tin box scheme, into which the old
man put $1,350 and the slick ones
$2,700 and left it with the old man
till the next day. .When Abraham
opened the box next day lie found
some well selected Willamette river
gravel. They had deftly changed
the boxes on him after he had put
in money. One of his neighbors
infotms us that the sucker don't
take any paper and consequently
can't be expected to keep up with
the procession. His $1,350 would
.;avc nubsciiled for a good weekly
paper for 675 years, and if the fool-
killer'does his duty the old man
won't live near that long.
.
KI.V.II MKIMI. l-.n.ST.
IM ul Poo
tar a ouiET .i.v ohdel'ly nrsonr.
YAOUINA CITY,
OREGON.
The following program was given
at tlhe Demorest medal' contest held
at the court house last Tuesday
evening. '.
Music, Instrumental.
1. "Pictures -from Life."
2. Rec, "Rutuselling our Coun
try's .Scourge and the Re111e.lv."
3. Rec, '.'The English Sparrow
must go; How-about the Liquor
Vulture?"
Song, "Oh, Come to the Moun
tain." 4. Rec, "The cry of Today." '
5. Rec, "Two Fires."
6. Dec, "How to Curtail the
Liquor Traffic."
Music, Instrumental. j
7. Rec, "Prohibition the hope
of the Country."
8. Dec, "The Greatest Party.
Presentation of medal.
Song, "Sailing." '
iiona, Aituivii.s. ,
The following are the arrivals at
the popular Hotel Lincoln for the
week ending today:
C 1). Kenedy, Yaquina; L.
Gignac, Yaquina; J. T. Hay, As
toria. J. Pitman, Toledo; O. G.
Dalali Klk City; Capt Chatterton,
Newport; Mrs. Scott Lane, Agency;
P. W. Logan, Agency; Ruby San
ders, Agejicy; Mrs. Minnie Lane,'
Agency; Mike Mackey, Oneatta;
Frank Parker, Oneatta; Geo.
Landis, Newport: 1) P. Blue, Ya
quina; J. B. LilLird, lilk City;
W. Sowden, Albany: H. Arnold,
Drift Creek; Mrs. I). P. Blue, 'a
quina; A. G. Bradley. Woodburti.
X. S. Dygeit. Portland; Coll
Clevc, Albany ; M.' M. DAv'is,
quiua.
For Bargains in Real Estate !!
Farm Lands, Tide Lands, .Coal Lands, Town
Property in single Lots or .Blocks,
1
IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED,
Call on
Twenty-two years' residence on Y'aquina Bay
roNES & co.,xagsi
NOVELTY DRESS JOODS!! ,
S()Mi7.rHING JAV !
I have just received direct from NewYorkj
Manufacturers an assorted line of Novelty
Dress Goods, comprising the Latest Patterns
and Designs in Dress Goods. Call and see
j 1 . 1 .-mm .'" ''
tliem; tliey are something extra.
C. G. COPELANB,
Toledo,
Oregon
Are you
Beading any
County-Paper notf
... now-
11 want a paper
That will give you
- , ,
All the Local news;
All the County new.
All the Court new.
And in v
Fact all the news
That is of interest t
Taxpayers,
You should Subscrib
For the Lincoln
County .Leader.
Only $1.50 per
Year.
lflll"
'iE3
Wall Paper ! Wall Paper X
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A ;
Of All The' Newest Styles And Patterns
f flF-Call And Look My Stock Over, I Know I Can Suif You.
Also Everything In The Drug Line.
j. h. McNeil,
Toledo,
Oregon
EII5
au
9
-A FULL UINE OF-
cougar hall' a day I white he-will be I ceivable at Yaquin.i are considered
compelled to shoot a tine, lat deer the. same. The liabilities are
in sell defense, or through It ight. 5jj4.34S.17 as follows; Time
Section1 '0Iilllcat:s ''' Corvallis, $65,.
1 J0.07; tune certificates at Vaquina
Mr. Hewitt, foreman ot
) No. met. with quite a serious ae
icidenl last Monday Ho climbed a
! lu;e lnv to get the honey, und when
: aluu lorty feet fiom the in omul a
II.'. ..!.. I t.. 1 ,. .. ...
1. .. 1. ! un" hiokc iriunir nun .1 . w
11 i eic "
1 i.. ,..... fall dislocated thn-e ribs find hurt . lu,,ia' due other hanks,
vn . kmivvi i'ii niMniui wi turn inun. .--
the in:u-liiiierv Ix iii,. in ...,.! ....... itHern.tlly ,
.lition. Tlie lknton has been strip-1 Co' V1t,liii ,,,r "u',,l;- trvatmeut.
. pea 0.1 tier macinncry mm is now in .. ,s. Pvgvrt,' ot thj- firm ot
detuned both the Jte.nUu and the
Wallu-kl as unseawoithv, dining
ibeir recent inspection.
5?7l).lXi: Cull l-l'l litl.-:lt.' It lr.- ,l
l's. Jj3.SS4.5s: dejHisits iu oen
accounts at Corvallis 5$j,io.fo:
dejHisits in open account at Va-
ivt.: 1 11 '. I 1 - " - ,
He was . taken to --u A' 11 vvitl In? seen that they
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ii'ti nielli ij is u 1 WIC1 . .. . - . ' 1
Notice of Incorporation,
. M
ll l Hi'Si IT MAY CoS'RU.!
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' ... . im , 1 im 111 1 mm, in w I 'Q. I
tltion will W .rentvl 1,1 lh cuniv cmirt nf '
l.lti,-,ilti oouiiiy, iri.ni. at li r.-i'lr term kii I
July ilh. iNii, vii:
I'kii rio. j
IV the llnn.,rt.lc rmmty (irt ,.( l.tncoln
l 'mmtV, Stttti of 1 Tfnou : j
. il. un,liNitiic,lcl-lir-i of I liuMln ,'.iun
ty. rvil,ltm III the litniin of tho hi rfiimiliT .U- 1
mtIIoI orirmiou. uoul.l rriirrwut th.il the 1
ioir.io. hi win i.iiii'om foittitv. i-.tn
tin t'iriT h.milriM in!ial.ituiit. mi.l tV.i,,.t 1
full! k thut thr town n l,.'n.ln i. liH.ort.or.
itf,l ntnler l he etierl .h h , orc-oti n.y tttw
to l. .-mi. an.) M,liii,. .., cnriHirtition to t.0
kiu.u n by lh tmino m lntle ot iht fit,- oi
loU1.!.'. ilti.l Imlttnlfil it, folio,,., to ,, n
t'oiutiH'tH-iiiv wi the tiorthent cortior f Ii.mi
ell A lUtailia' H.l.litl. i to the Inn ti oi I'oliM,. ;
Lincoln eoiuitx . On'-ton. runiuti-: thuio'e .,.niu I
to k i'ini 1..VM 1,'ct nor h from the n..t,i,,v,.,i
,'orn,T ot the otiihnti: , of ih,' outhwt ',
ot Mvt.tin i;. town H ,inth. raj-ni 10' m-it
...vu. v .n.i in .Tiiii'i o; ,'inua 1i.UkI1. tn,M
now n ne ,'ent,"- ot wtil lnuh
tile
boniyiinl. The Walluski is j Mvston Hygej't. ot 'IVttlaud. was ! fl)!Ul.e
. I . o i w n , . i it, it, t w ,'Stcr. aloiK norl
vtoll.if; 1 he Job brot!',et s still cliuir ,'!"'.r':hl '""' 1,1 " i"""1 ''' wi
. of ttio lliu iM'tiitHMi lan t i-Uliim ot J.-hn
to tlie statement tlit the
K'Hl villi h
up akuu $j(x,oxi. It is
U-iKCt! """ 1 1 1 """'in :nroi'H,fl tixt'ttter
---....M i.l.l.ivi' IIIIIVI ll ,11,
i to niter..
i: hp, I I-
I " vv" '". h.,.vi'i1 tl, ,t tl, .. .......;. .. '. . ....: , nnnh lllir ol 1 hllli'.ni . .trv..l lh. . . ...,
...I", II
(Ion ni .Mi. i Iiiim lr,. ....i. ...
inerii north ,n anl.l m
mates of the value of assets is con
servative.
Hvuert is the firm that !! ftimish-
ed all the bl ink record btoks fur
the Couvity , and wt ut' Umud to
say that they ninras tine a sot yf
h.ue ever been jurr-
mittcd to ee in any county.
fair on his Mt-dding tour. The Nfrx. !.- 1'.'- Utile." accompanied
ceiemony whs to, Uk place last by Mr. A. C.. Hwdley, of Wood-!
.week, and twt heat is wete to Itat Klll'tl It 1li I w l'lt4lllM tlta-tll .1 wild
as one. Hut man prox.os, vtc. vesterdav ti- Uv- their luck at ! VH ' K - A t
ki. . i i. i ... i i tile residence nt th. in lf .-.r.
. .miik tuiiM.t! ami so oi.i tins fining in the classic waters' ,.f the
One of the cases in vtmiicctiou
with the Jib bank huiM at Corval
lis, tbat npjcals most strongly to
tltf 1lii:lrt ';l tit-It ,tf i v nt 1 1 i,,u
.-f .....i.
w!;,i hn I all the arratigtMuetits made j 'ooks as w
i,i ",ci uiarrien aim i;oto tlie woiui s
lloKX.
Hl-:.1.. Near thiseitv.on Sundav,
June tS, i.s,)3, to the f.uuilv of
John He.il. a siu.
MAKUIKD. .
nh
ire t.i
l .1 re. 1 in! I Vi.h ... .U.; i
.....' . . t.o-.i .Ul-ll.'
,ieiu'ii ,o tiotinwe t eomer ot ln-ii- I A
"llllai i. a Union: thi ut ,ln n..I to .,al t, f
lbi-.tllilliii
lie ,.-tir -tttlotierT won',! rvi-ei'tm;:,
olir !i,'Ura(io IkmI, !. itrant our j ett: ii.i'i i.u.l
ln,s. r... rate ! i livlo un- er lh vvnrnil , n . . . t
',s.to.. Ihe ma II in ir the e ie:al h.huI a. .1
'r,il enlv oi ,.,ir town
Men's, Boys' and Youth's
CLOTHING,
Ladies' and Men's Furnishings,
JJOOTS, SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS,
PllESS GOODS, Etc.,
A3LJL at Portland Prices.
.Olotl-ing. Ivletci to Order.
m PRINTI
The ilttee to get youi
. j i
CARDS,
i:XVELOPESt
LETTER JIEADS,
1 BILL HEADS.
STATEMENTS,
ETC., '
And all kind of
VOIing IHIimiCS ,Itv;, S,M1 U, YllMV Itl.ll,,,! t., ,.,t..l.
icali.'cd bliss. Tittf wed.liiiR was (llu. j,lMir ylt,v imHVMt fi-sh. and
jiost-jK.ned and the yonnK man is vv0 thl.v m,s, hnvf
iryini; to accumulate an- tin t bank vauulit it out nf season, as they
ficrouiit. ' left it iu the sheriffs ollice.
uie icMvicucr t l ie ill rs t-:r.
t uts, near Pioneer, c:i U e,im ay
Mav 17. iS,n. Mr. Sv.l'K-v
Wohkill an. I Miss M.m 1..
8,,-hhnie, It. Mmtisoii otlioi.itin.
. The I.KAtKK extends the usual
conijTatitl.it'on.
Mill
,' H,Trnno.
I ha. ii. llatthew.
K , ..llanii'te.
Wm II Vlevan.ler.
,-eiiire lather.,
l eter MelKuKcalk, ,
1 s i.Mltu'r,
I'tal t.atihur,
. K. i;;i-h.
I 1 ot-t.
1 is M aile
J II LntJ.
I il iri.iiif.
t'wen
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J. Irn il.l.
I'. John..-!!. '
1' mi. .rt.
"orwe X I a:t 1
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e,v I slr od
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Agent for BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS.
hi;
Ynqui,m City. Oregon,
FRinsr-TiivrG.
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ONE .?:
FIiI.CE J 23
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LEADER OFFICE,
:-GAi:.
Parties punluisino; m ,y)Yt i)r morQ
h' jrivon a niiiul-trin ticket fii.. m, stn,,,.!fi
I'oat Volanta to Newport or Uentoiv-f
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