V.; . ntijn ount mder. V,UmC ' Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursdavr iuTv lTjM directory. 1, 93 Number 19. liscolx cooti. Joint Senator : County Judfc Clerk sheriff Treasurer ; ehool superintendent i Surveyor Assessor Coroner ; Commissioners f - C. B. Crosno n. P nine B. F. Jones iieorse Landis Heuiy Henl'oHer chas. Booth Jos. C-ideon - T. E. l'aiter Jhs. Russell J. O. Sie.w-uB M. L. T.app TOLEDO l'RECINCT. -: Justice of the Peace "; . Constable J. A. 1111 A. K. Altrce CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. I'MHr.T JlArTISTS.-Meet every first Sunday 111 each month, a II a. in. ami alo on the Saturday preeedinirihe above Sunday, at u .. in the Toledo Public Hall. L. M". But ler Resident Pastor. ' VT J.ill.vs ( lU Rcli M'rotestont Kpiscopal " Kfvine servi. c the third Sunday 'f ' ' month at 11. m All are Invited "to attend" ,Rev' ' '''"'. Missionary. Residence "Rectory," Newport, Or. c lt' T ' -J' -Tolerlri r.cd.re. Xo. 10s, Meet , c,yer; I.'i',,',-V evening at their hal in this (mil. J. I,. I.ulz, .V G.; J. a Gaither, See'y f . 0,G-.T-,!reteverV Thursday evening-, a. ,:30o clock, in firm v s hull, this town i 3. crosno, C. T. G. Bethers, Secretary ' " LVt.'andl. T.-Toledo Union. Xo. lie Meets I eyerv.-.atuiilayeveninK..Soclo,.k,inGraiiv' hall In this tow n. All meinliers re.iue ed to V.Ji.Votfle, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Corvallis, Oregon HOBT CAMPBELL, rnopBiETOR or Toledo Meat Market, PEALS IN Fresh and Cured 3Ieats OF ALL KINDS. Toledo, - - Oregon. M. HANSEN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Watches Cleaned and Repaired. All work Guaranteed. Toledo, Oregon. HOTCL LINCOLN T. J. Buford, Prop. Everything First-class. Charges Reasonable. TOLEDO, OREGON. JOHN LEUENBERGER, MANUFACTURER OP BOOTS and SHOES. Repairing Neatly Done. Yaquina, - - Oregon. Jt A. HALL, Justice of the Peace, Toledo Oregon Deeds. Mnrtraves. and all kinds of I era I paper! executed with correctness. Careul attention Kiveu to all business entrusted to my care n: c. siiEPAiii), Attorney-at-Law, Residence, Stanford, Oregon. Business in any court in Lincoln County promptly and carefully at tended to. Its MH Route. Oregon Pacific Railroad. E. W. HADLEY, Receiver, Dtroct UnaQuick tHtpatch-Uiw Freight Rates. Between Willamette Vallay points and Han Francisco. OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS. . 8. WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Leaves n rranclsco July 11. II, l, 131 Loevee Yaquina July Stk. ltb and JMh. And ahonl every ten days thereafter. This Company reaerree the rlxbl to change selling dates without notice. RIVER STEAMERS. 1-aily etrrtce between Portland and fialsm and lptr w lllamette river points. E Mt U'AHY. General euperlntendent. lorrallis. Oregon. -0'BRIEN, YAQUINA, JUST ARRIVED ! ! A FINE LINE AT PRICES TO Men s All Wool Brownsville Suits, Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, Youth's Suits, Youth's Suits, Youth's Suits, Youth's Suits, Boys' Suits Knee Pants, Boys' Suits Knee Pants, Boys' Suits Knee Pants, Boys' Suits Knee Pants, Boys' Suits Knee Pants, Ladies' and Men's Furnishings! boots, shoe;s, HjPlTS, Notions, Dress Ginghams, -ALL SAN FRANCISCO PRICES Clothing Made to aUARANrTEJED. Agent for the BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS. It will be money in in your pocket. A Penny saved is a Pence made. D.a't Fool With Fakes ! ! If yourself or friends wish to be cured of Liquor, Opium, Morphine, Chloral, Cocaine or Tobacco habits, seek only the Genuine Keeley Treatment, which is the only safe, reliable and permanent cure in existance. Genuine Keeley Institutes, with most favorable surroundings, at FOREST GROVE and ROSEBURG, OREGON. I" Write for Particulars. Correspondence Confidential. Cash Store OF CLOTHING SUIT THE TIMES. $11.50 12,00 13.00 15.00 10.00 7-SO 6.00 5.00 2.50 3-oo 4.00 6,00 7-50 Goods, Sateens, Prints Etc. AT- Order and fit Thi; Spaca ! of Incorporation. To Whom it mat CoMKiOi. .2,i,'e1,i,nei,,y iven lh1 ' ftllowln pe tition u ill be presented to the County Court of Lincoln county. Orej.-o, at it regular term, ou July .itn, liftit, vu: To the Honorable County Court ot Lincoln County. state of lirciViii : We. the umlersr'viMfd electors of Lincoln coun ty, residents in thaiim it of the hi, ai. .1 scribed corporation, would" represent thlthoJ T"n of Toledo, In sakl Lincoln county. eoaw '" unuiii., itiumuu-iuis, ana ie-'ect-fully ask that the town of Tokn'o lie 1uco,.h, atcl tinder the cencnl laws ofti.e.on ,.iilvi,i to tow us and vill.ws; s;i'd m. ,.o.ih,i to bo know 11 by the name andsMe 0 ifca vitv of Toledo, and bounded us follows. 10 w it Coinmencinit at the northe.! comer of Ken sell A Williams' addition to the town of Tole 'o. Lincoln county, Oremm. runnint the.tce souih to a iwint feet norih l oin the noruiwest corner of the southwest of the 'southeast '4 ofseciionl", lowu 11 south. ii'ib 10 t.esi: thence east to center of Olalla &lor--:a: tbetii-e down ihe centerof said slough 10 ii. I1. H. It riKhi-of way: thence westcily aloiiit no,lh hue of said riKbt-of way to a point sixw" feet south ot the line between laud claims of John Gra ham and J. T. Vincent : thence weA to cenior of lieoo siinnth: thence up ceoier 01 s-id sloe h to intersection of section line bemecii -co, ions 17 and is: thence north on said -. 1011 li.ie to north line of Thli tccnth siiect: 'Ue.icee .st on said Hue of st reel toT. 1". Kisli's add icon: tuence dueuorth to uorthweit cornet of lleoell Williams' addition: thence due e.vst 10 ul-ioe of bei?iiiiiiiiir. We. your lotitioncrs, would rosoe-'t oilly ask your honorable b dv to grant om'peiiiiou. and incorporate Toledo under 1 he im.i.i lu .r Oremm, lielievluir It is for Ihe srene.al ood and prosiieiny 01 our town. C. B. Crosno, Chits, u. Ma;thews, NAURS. MAM W. c. I.. Oowell, T. 1'. Kish. A. A. Thomas, J. II. 11l.il .-, II. C. Wolf, Alfred St.inton, -Ch.is. A. Hick, Letter Wan.rh, J. S. Arnold, !'. Ji-.fc '.L-.-.l, T. jay nufortl, tieoi'ie A. Landls, Krautie Harmon, K. Wavrvn, tioo. T. Smith, J. K. Miller, S. V. Hurt, A. T. l'eterson, J. s. Akin, . . I.. M. Slurr, J. C. Alirco. K. r. t olliiiuore. Win. II. Alexander. ileo-.'ite Kethers, I"eter Mclioii;;iill, J. 8. UAithcr, Ileal tiaither. W, K. llich. i. A. Ji,'j,, Leo Wade. J. H. I.ulz, J. W.struntr, v'weu, A. Hall, A. Ilaiuar. Henry M. Dohso. Jos. Ludwick, B. r . Kin. J. Illako, F. 0. Bi-idiihani, 11. W. Vincent, SherifTs Sale. -yOTICE IS I1ERK11Y III VEX, Til AT BY VI R a.1 tue of a decree, execution and order of sale issued out of the Circuit court of the stato of Oregon for the County of Lincoln, hearliiK dale the aitb day of Juno 11:1 and under the seal of said Court, upon decree and order of sale dulv rendered and entered in said Court, on the 17th day of May lfid. in a suit therein pemliiut where in A. T. Peterson was pliilnllll'and W. T. Webber and L. S. Webber were defendants, In favor of the said plulnliiraud airalust the said defend ants for the sum of f.wi.7. Culled Slates Hold Coin with interest from the 17th day of May 1SSI3 at the rate of ciiiht per cent. icr annum, and for the further sum of f:l.voo as attorneys fees and (or the sum of Hr. iKi cost and disburse ments, and for the sale of the hereinafter des cribed real property to satisfy Ihe sovoral amounts above stated; w hich execution Is to me directed and delivered, and commands me to make the said sum of niouev with costs and accruing cost by sale of the real property here inafter described ; and In pursuance thereof 1 aashorift'of Lincoln count vtirexon will 011 Wed nesday the 2nd day of AuKust IS'.i;int Ihe hour of one o'clock In Ihe afternoon ot said dav, at the Court House door In tho City of Toledo in Said COUlltV. SAll Ml nilhlln nnnlbm tn Ik. hl.,1. est bidder for CBsh in hand all of the folluwltm described real property towit: LotBimmherod one (1) and two ) in block numbered twenty live (it) In Case At navlev'1 Addition to the city of Now port In Lincoln County Orevon, as plat ted and recorded In tho County elerka olllce (originally) of netiton Couutv Oregon and now on record In the olllce of tho Comity Recor der of said County, together w ith the tenements hereditament and appurtenances tlierenuto be lonKlwr or in anywise apiertaiulnif, as well as all the rhrht title Interest Burl n.liHA nf Ihn .u(,l defendants and all persiinsclaimiiiKunderthein since the :!Uth day of March Ivn, of In and to the same, to satisfy the said decree, execution and order of sale and the sovoral amounts due luereou as aoove net lorin, wttn cost! aud au- l-UIIIK f OHIM, Dated June 2fith 1WIH. tiF.oaua A. Lanims. bherlrr of LliicolnCounty Ore goa. HENRY WULF, , DEALER IN Pure Wines and Liquors. Fresh beer on draft?.'' A QUIET AND ORDERLY RE SORT. Toledo, - - Oregon. A SPECIAL OFFER I aoraar of Rlath and Al laf ctraata. for naur F....THB ORBaOMrANhaaf.U Ihe naad of bw mma orautodloui bulldlna aiabraelnff all the nodara lnprov.aaata. with the latet Unproved maablBarr l-r turning out a me tfopoMtaa Jpapw, It a..w kaa It, and on. that taa wbola PaalBe Coat mar Justly faal proud of. aa It la eertalnlr tlie fln- oa tliaeoaaa. How that THH ORRliOMAN la aattU.1 la thl.a.wbom. It feel, like airing- Its man? frlmda IrtfMfli, It niftttM ChU umIiI offr to tkoM who rnw thilr tut;prlpton, or to wo wno lumtnuf pnaw to moi puis bat let. UeeK'y Or9goi7la7 18 Months This halna thai all ae. aaoa of the year, ar. THI il. klad aand It, will he araatly aoree; atad. fit of this nailing rortlaad ron are ourdlallr lavltad iMaripiioa aarost aa rxiMlhle. Wkai lavltal to ail and take a trip through our new miui ruBLtsHiNQ ca, Notice for !12.00 Orejron Gauh' and Fish Laws. The last session of the Oregon legislature run iaad on the subject of fish and game laws, After legis lating upon every known variety of fish or game abounding in Ore gon, they went to work ami legis lated upon some of them two or three times, and then wound up the whole thing by enacting a law creating the office of game inspector with a salary of $2,000 per year and an additional $500 for travel-. ing expenses. There is such a multiplicity of laws that the game protector has already declared that he is not able to obtaiu conviction under any of them, and the only part of the law which he now seeks to enforce is thnt part which pro vides for the payment of his salary in monthly payments. The open seasons for this locality as far as we can tletermiue from the fish and game laws are as follows: I-or any of the various kinds of wild ducks and. jteese, (lining No vember and December of each year; for any of the various kmu.soi uuiii, during September and October of each year; (or elk, moose or luoun. tain sheep,, troni the first day of August to the fu st day of December ofcachyearr lor any deer of any kind, from the first day of August to the 15th day of November; for any of the various pheasants, quail, bobwh i te , j ack sn i pe or pra ire eh ick en, from October 15II1 to November 15th of each year. Conimtinicalctl. Mr. Editor: It appears, certain friends of Hamilton, Job it Co., do not like your criticism as to their method of doing business. Now it appears plain, why, at the meeting of creditors the business was rushed through and motion to adjourn brought out so suddenly. They wanted no debate. Their method of doing business must not be criti cised. "What does the paltry sum of $200,000 of depositors money amount to? What if every man in Benton and Lincoln counties was broke up? Our methods must not be criticised. What do we care for your Agricultural College? We got your money, and what are you going to do about it? Look at the nice lot of assets we have left you. Of course we had to put in the bank building, store and drug store cor ner. Difdtict tills property from the others we gave-in- and what have you left? A"iev Tern hills, called lots, ar d some'sage b"rush land in Eastern Oregon. We also had to put in some gooti notes to make a showing, but see the nice lot of worthless ones. This is legitimate banking and must not be criticised ." See how B. W. Johnson took the Oregonian to task, for a small criti cism. This young man does not have to turn his lip over twice to see the fuz 011 il. He says every thing they have done is legitimate banking. And so it would appear to an Oltsidkr. . An exchange says; "An editor works three hundred and sixty-five days in a year to get out fifty-two issues of his paper in good shape and on time; that's labor. Once in a while some one pays for a yenr's subscription, or a few copies, or au advertisement; that's capital. And often some son-of-a-gun of a dead beat takes the paper for several years, and vanishes without leav ing one cent for it or even leaving a lock of his hair; that's anarchy. But later on justice will reach the last named creature, for there is a place where he will get his just deserts; that's h 1." The World's fair was visited by a most disastrous fire last Tuesday in which nearly, if not quite forty lives were lost. The fite devoured the cold storage building. The fire was so fierce and terrific that it is doubled if any of the bodies will be recovered. .- It is stated that several people came over from Coquille City on the 41I1 to enjoy their first trip 011 a railroad. There are quite a titim- ber of people in this county who another death dealing cyclone last have never indulged in a ride upon I week. The death roll w as appall aiailrivi'. (Vint Mail. ing. Ilou. Hinsret Herman's Visit. The visit of our member of Con gress to Yaquina Hay on a personal visit of observation, will in all prob ability, result in great good to the harbor and surrounding country, Mr. Herman expresses himself as greatly pleased at the result of the labor performed in improving the mouth of the harbor. He stated that when the work was first begun there was a mean low water of but seven feet on the bar. This has been deepened till it now has a depth of fourteen feet at the lowest water, and twenty-one feet at mean high water. This, Mr. Herman states, can be deepened to at least twenty-six feet at high water. This can be easily done. There is said to be yet four feet of sand in the bottom of the the channel and the balance of the the depth could be obtained by sub-marine blasting in the rock searpoinU Mr. Herman is quite enthusiastic over the har bor and stated that he intends to use his best efforts to get appropria tions lo couiiileie the Wuik 5j plait ned, and had but little doubt but that he would be able to convince the proper committee that it would be money well expended. It is his firm belief that the Yaquina harbor will soon admit the passage of the largest ocean vessels. In this con nection we might say that this har bor is very fortunate in having so able a friend as Mr. Herman, and it is safe to rely upon the promises of future support made by him. Earnest Broiler is of the opinion that all men are not honest, He was watching the little nut shell game at the circus, and he was sure he could see the little ball protrud ing from under the shell. He wagered two big dollars on it and lost. He thus kept on alternately winning and losing until he had lost about io. He then baoked his judgement for $10 and of course lost. The smooth tougucd specu lator lets no such large amounts escape these hard limes. Then he was anxious to get even and suc ceeded. That is, he got even with his bank account, but not with the shell man, He was energetic how ever, aud kept trying until he had lost over $ioo. Then he called the police, but the little shell the man ipulator aud the mysterious, ball had all vanished. Sunday Telescope. ' . .f - ,., ; , ---. . . Every month the- postofficcs iii airthe country towns are flooded With price lists of Smith's Cash Store, of San Francisco, and it is presumed that they at least get trade enough to encourage them in sending their catalogues out. While we admit that every man has the right to buy wherever he pleases, still we think that it is a very poor policy to send money out of our own community to purchase anything that can be bought at home. And when everything Is considered, we doubt, very much if they can buy any cheaper than at home. If those who send to Smith's store, would buy of their home merchants bills of the same size and pay cash before delivery as they do to other stores, they would find that there would be a material re duction in their home merchant's prices. Patronize your home pco pie. If you want to dehorn your cattle when they arc calves caustic polish will do the job. A five cent stick will take the horns off from fifty calves, and prevent their growing. When the calf is a few days old, or when the horn can lie felt, shear the hair off from around it, then dip the finger in water and wet the horn, now take tiie stick of iolish, w rap a paper around one end so you can handle it without getting it ou t'le fingers, rub tiie end of thestick of K)lish on the horn while it is w et and let the calf go and the job is done. The co-.vs that were treat ed this way when calves have just as smooth heads as any inooley, not th least sign of a horn. Tillamook Headlight. e A portion of Iowa was swent bv Killed by a Log.. A very sad accident occurred on Drift Creek last Saturday morningk by which Ernest McGinley, a. young man residing in that com- munity lost his life, The deceased in company with some other work- men, were at work on the county road sawing some logs. They were, sawing one log which lay on top of two others, and Mr McGinVay went on the lower side of the log they were sawing and between the two logs it was on, to help saw. His companions remonstrated with him about going down, but he though that he was safe. When the log was nearly off X suddenly gave, way, and before he could escape the sawed end of the log struck him crushing him against cdi of lower logs, killing him instautly, His head and body were frightfully crushed, and he was caught ia such, a manner that his companions, were compelled to saw a large log off be fore they could extricate him, He was interred at the Stearns cem etery o" Simdny. The terrible ac cident has cast a gloom over that community, as the deceased was ft highly respected young man, . a The insurance companies operat ing in Oregon are raising a great kick over the law enacted by tbrj last legislature providing that thd amount of insurance written in tbej face of a policy should be the meas ure of loss sustained iu case of fire, and in retaliation have raised their rates ten per cent, Upon wbat grounds of right or justice the in surance men seek to tear down the law cannot be known . While it is true that it may prove an incentive to over-insurance and through thin to arson, still the policy is always written by an agent of the company insuring and it is supposed that tho property has been Inspected as to vanie, so that it is generally tho cupidity of the company that over insures, The law is a good one and will stand. According to the Florence West, the outlook is not exceedingly bright on the Siuslaw at present. The government appropriation has been exhausted and work has stop, jicd in consequence thereof, The saw mills have also shut down bud there is butlittlo to make the future seem bright to tliemt Au cxfiraiilatuin of the affairs of the suspended Liuu County Nation al bank itfycportvd to show assets of the bank sufficient to pity the depositors and all other debts in full, and the stockholders the par value of their stock', Salem States man, The Independence base ball club of the valley league, has been trans ferred to Salem and will be known as the Salem club hereafter. The Independence people found out that it took a "right smart" money to keep up a team iu the base ball league. The Statesman editor is promised a new hat by one of the officials if the Oregon Pacific docs not get over the Cascades this year. We would go bareheaded for a good1 while to see the consummation of this long wished for event. States man. Congressman Herman has already secured large appropriations for Yaquina harbor and he docs not contemplate leaving his work un completed. He purposes having a harbor at Yaquina that any ocean vessel can come into without light ering. 'HH Some men try advertising like the Indian tried feathers. He took one feather, laid it 011 a board and slept on it all night. In the morning he remarked: ' Whtie man say feath ers heap soft; white man d d tool." A fraud palming himself off as Rev. Robt. Callyer has been lectur ing in various valley towns. , He passes as a Presbyterian, whereas the real Rev. Robt. Callyer is an, , Unitarian. .-".' '"i ft-a w ',1 J t ' , v- T""- ... i ' 4W ' ''vf-V