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Volume I.
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1893.
Number 23.
DIRECTORY.
L1MC0L3 fOCSTT.
Joint senator
t'ountv Juiltr
Clerk
Sheriff
Treasurer
ci'hool Superintendent
Surveyor
Assessor
Coroner
Commissioners j '
C. B. Crosiio
li. 1". Hlue
It. F. Jones
Georee Landis
Henry Denlinrer
Chag. Booth
Jos. (iideon
- T. E. Parker
Jas. Russell
J. O. Stearns
M. L. Trapp
TOLEDO PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace
Constable
J. A. Hall
A. E. Altree
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
FIRST BAPTISTS.-Meet every first Sunday
In each month, a 11 a. m. and also on the
tnnlay preceding the above Suudnv, at " d
., in t he Toledo Public Hall. L. St. Butler!
.Resident Pastor. '
OX. JOHN'S CHl'RCH rProtestent Episcopal.
Divine service the third Sundav of every
month at n a m All are invited "to attend.
Kev. ( has. Booth, Missionary. Residence
Rectory," Newport, Or.
T O. O. F. Bay Lodge No. lift, of Yaqnina I'itv,
J. meeti every Saturday evening. Visiting
Brothers are ahvavs welcome.
E. bubrows, Secretary. j. N. Stark X G
T - 0 J -Toledo Lodge, No. 108," Meet
town " evenin,,r " tneir hall in this
Renos Arxqld. Sec'y. R. T. Coi.i.amore, N.G.
I. 0-J-,T,,M!et?.evei'' Thursday evening,
! 7:30 o'clock, in Grady's hall, this town, c
B. Crosno, C. T. G. Bothers, Secretary.
"p A.'and I. U.-Toledo Union, No. Ml. Meets
iT ,fYer:?ll,.nr'a'evening,8o'olock,in Grady's
h.a.U tn ,hi'JV?"n-, AU members reuuested'to
utti. J. T. T. r.cc3cr, Prc;I-.!cat ; J. J Tv.rji'''c
Secretaiy.
0ne iCVRtPTRM t:a-i.
r.n.iofffe,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
Corvallis, Oregon
JUST ARRIVED!!
A FINE LINE OF. CLOTHING
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, $11.50
Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, 12.00
Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, 13.00
Men's All Wool Brownsville Suits, 15.00
Youth's Suits, 10.00
Youth's Suits, 7.5o
Youth's Suits, 6.00
Youth's Suits, 5.00
Boys' Suits Knee Pants, 2.50
Boys' Suits Knee Pants, 3.00
Boys' Suits Knee Pants, 4.00
Boys' Suits Knee Pants, 6.00
Boys' Suits Knee Pants, 7.50
Ladies' and Men's Furnishings!
ROB'T CAMPBELL,
PROPRIETOR OF
Toledo Meat Market,
DEALS IN
Fresh and Cured Meats
OF ALL KINDS.
Toledo, - - Oregon.
OOTS, SHOES, HATS,
Notions, Dress Goods, Sateens,
Ginghams, Prints Etc.
M. HANSEN,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER,
Watches Cleaned and Repaired.
All work Guaranteed.
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
Clothing Made to Order and fit
Agent for the BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS.
Newport,
Oregon.
HOTCL LINCOLN
T.J Buford, Prop.
Everything
First-class.
Charges Reasonable.
TOLEDO,
OREGON,
JOHN LEUENBERGER,
MANUFACTURER Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Repairing Neatly Done.
Yaquina, - - Oregon.
J A. HALL,
Justice of the Peace,
Toltdo, Oregon,
Deedn. Mnri inures, and all kind of leral ir
oxeriiie'i who enrrerinesn. carem nutrition
Kneii to all uuMneu entrusted to iny care.
W. C. SUBPART),
Attorncy-at-Law,
Residence, Stanford, Oregon.
Business in any Court in Lincoln
county promptly and carefully at'
tended to.
ft WeTifoot l.
Oregon Paoiflo Railroad
E. V. HADLEY, Receiver.
Direct Line-Quick M .patch-Low . Freight
Kale..
Between Willamette Vallajr point, and Han
rraociaco.
OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS.
B. 8. WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
Learea San Francisco July 11. a. 31. lt
Lea re. Yaqnina July 6th, 16th and ita.
And about vtrj ten daj-i thereafter.
This I'nnpur reerrn the right to change
Ulliug4atei without notice.
RIVEK STEAMERS.
bailr aerrlce hetwevn Portland aod al.m and
l"lper Wlllainetu river pxinu.
H, E Ml'LCAIIV. ''icml .iiiirln(ndnt
-ALL AT-
WKATHt.lt Kl.lttltT.
The .(Jailed Jade W inct's.
UltltlllOlt Ileitis.
The following is a summary of
the weather for the mouth of July
as taken at the observing station at
Toledo, Oregon:
Elevation above sea level, 40
feet; mean temperature, 64.1; max
imum temperature, on 30th, 8(':
minimum temperature, on 21st, 43:
mean of maximum temperature,
76.1; mean of minimum tempera- i . -
Vague nnuov tf ;i suit forcriiuin
al libel against the editor of the
Leapkk for the exposuie of the
rottenness connected with the fail
ure of the bank of Hamilton, Job
& Co., reaeh.es our eats, it but
exemplilies the oh! saying that, I ed near town, they hail from the
' "the galled jade winces," and is a ! Siletz.
Get onto the editor of the Lead-
i krs' whiskers,
lirly begun. ' I,. M. Starr moved his residence
u- to the south part of town, last Sat-
urdav.
Salmon fishing ha
One boat caught twentyfour
gust 4th.
Mr. Al. f.nm i mi fr.m i 1i 1 Vilim-tnon iIia A L-m T.. nt-A
- .... - - .- in'ui U'V , & l.ltVlllitlkl Vli 111V ill.lVU i (111
cape. j busy hauling in salmon for the can-j
A company ol Indians arc cam'
ture, 49.1. ' Prevailing direction of ol'thc sll0t firet! lv Lkaii:k
wind, north. Nuui!er of dear days
22: number of paUly cloudy days,
Dr. II. AV. Vinci-nt,
Observer.
Executor's Notice
IN THKCOrNTY rOlKTOK I.IXCOI.N l Ol'N
TY, (iKKtiuN.
N'tTlrK is hinby k' cn that ilu umlorsijfHeil
ri! duty tipot'utotl Ity lIuM'tumty (i.niiii'
I.iiH'idn i'liimty, Ort'Kitn. pxet'iiitr tt' th etnio
of Mary s, IUvo:k, Inn' i said iNunty, doconod.
All ioriinti hn intr I'luhns n-tlusi 'ntd opinio
art' hereby imtiiiod tn iiri'tnt iIhmu duly vcrl
IumI to the undt'rsiiTiuM tit his ri'sidi'iu-c' In I lk
City, Orvirt.n. iihiu si nituilhs tiuin the dtue
of this notice.
hated t Toledo, Oregon, this t'.th duv of June.
IK1.': l.
H.J. ltKVINS.
,x Kxocutor
Administrator's Notice.
In tho County Court if l.iiu'oln County, stuto
i 'rejtoti.
Notice is here'iy niven that tho undersigned
han been apKiiiited by theConniy Court of l.lu
eoln eeuniy, oreirnn, "tidtntuisirtiti.r of the es
tate of Atvira McNeil, laieof Lincoln Comity,
Oregon, deceased. All (ercnns havintr clidnts
aifHinni Raiii estate are here'iy imtiiic.I u pre
sent them dtdy verined to tht- tindetsiirued at
Toledo, Oregon, w itliiu i inonttm from the
date of this notice: and all persons indebted to
wild estate are notllied to settle the stime immc
diatelv. Itmed at Toledo, Oregon, this -Wh duv nt
June. kki. J. II. M( Nll.1,.
AdinluiHtriitor.
LEWIS.
DHAI.KK IN
Boots and Shoes, Flour,
Feed and Groceries,
ClIHAP I'OK CASH.
Toledo, ----- Oregon.
HENRY WULF,
SOMETHING NEW!
Preserves Fruit, Cider, Milk, Butter, Eggs,'
Tomatoes, Catsup, Pickles, Etc.
What is it: It is a simple, harmless preparation, free from taste,
smell and color, that has the properties of stopping and preventing fer
mentation in all vegetable and animal foods.
What it does: It is especially useful for preserving fruits of all
kinds without cooking, retaining their natural fresh appearance nnd
taste.
Its Use does away with labor, and makes what has becii a hot,
disagreeable task, a delight and a pleasure. It substitutes for the Sum
mer heat of the kitchen the cool shade of a lawn or piazza.
Its Results are never doubtful when used according to directions,
and Plum Puddings, Peach and Berry Pies can be had in Winter as well
as iu Summer.
Its Use is profitable and economical, for it saves one-half of the
sugar, saves the jars broken by heat, saves the fruit cooked away, and
saves the time and labor lost by the old methods.
For Cider it unsurpassed. It stops fermentation at any point
desired, and produces a sparkling beverage like Champagne.
The question is sometimes asked, "Is it injurious?" To allay all
doubts on that score, we would say that we have consulted many of our
most eminent Chemists and Physicians, and all unite in pronouncing the
use of AXTlFEItMENTIXE as a preservative, a erfectly safe and
harmless preparation.
DKAl.KU is
Pits Jmi d Lira
Fresh beer on draft.
A yUIKT AND ORDKRIA' UK
SORT.
Toledo, - - Oregon.
LOT. C. POWELL,
Civil Engineer and
Surveyor.
Lines of Original Surveys accurate
ly located. Terms Reasonable.
Address all communications to
O.na, Lincoln Co., Okiccon.
-FOR SALlv BY-
PEEK & RUSSELL,
Sole Agents for Yaquina Hay,
Yaquina,
Oregon.
Doa't Fool Willi Fakes ! !
If yourself or friends wish to be cured of
Liquof, Opium, Morphine, Chloral, Cocaine
or Tobaci'O habits, seek only the Genuine
Kceley Treatment, which is the only safe,
reliable and permanent cure in cxistance.
Genuine Keeley Institutes, with most favorable
surroundings, at
Full EST (.HOVE ami ItOSEHL'lUJ,
Oil EG OX.
aTVrite tor Particulars. Correspondence
Confidential.
IB
life
If IliSir
A SPECIAL OFFER!
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hl'U.ji.N J. l..ud mt tUu
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to thtj -v it rnii' w ti . itoritt " , r t
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!,!,; 1!)!' W.ll
to the o..tlit has struck
to the punk, if indei-ii
scored several biil'sv ls.
As to the m.ilicr of a suit for
criminal libel, o- any other kind of
a suit we wish to remark right
here and now that so far as we are
concerned the mitt can be;', in at
1 once. 1 he name ol the editor ot
the l.i:.ni:i: iu John K. Stewart,
and his place ol residence is Toledo,
Lincoln County, Oiegon, and any
papers placed in the hands of Geo.
A. Laiulis, sheriff, will be duly
served upon him. And we wish
further to slate that their threats
will not silence the Li' pkus voice
in denouncing fraud wherever
found. They may be able by
threats, ov otherwise, to muzzle
certain papers, whose sacred duty
it should be to de.vnd the interests
of their people am! community, but
when they reckon !o do tho same
with the Lkauku tliey ate laboring
under a huge ilch'-ion, for this pa
per dares to expo fraud wherever
found, and this will be done with
out having to report to a non de
plunc, o: ;() to an attorney or a
deputy county officer to get its
li'tieles penned. Hut we want to
say Unit tne Jobs and their close
friends don't want, and if they can
prevent it, won't have any criminal
suns 01 any kiiiii. 11 there is one
thing that the Jobs wish to steer
clear of i.i all events, iu our opinion
it is the criminal court. Such a
suit ndht compel them to tell why
they accepted over $40,000 over
drafts from the stock company of
which Zeph J ib was at the head,
which operate! the ramshackle .old
saw mill in the Cascades. Such
suit might compel llieiu to .stale
how it was that, although they re
ceived at least $so,i,x in deposits
during the last thirty days the bank
run, with no correspondingly heavy
checks paid, that there were but
about $13,000 in the bank w hen
they closed their doors. Such a
suit might compel them to tell why
it was that they kept an unusual
amount of gold in sight on their
counters during the last few days
they run their rolten bank, and
why they received heavy deposits
during the last day before closing,
even keeping the bank open an
hour after closing lime, anil receiv
ing a deposit as late as five o'clock
011 the 1 lay lieiore tliey closed.
Such a suit pi i'l it compel them to
tell how it was t'.at thev telegraph
ed the Yaouina biauch bank to put
the time lock on for forly-cight
hours, and that only forty-five
hours out of the forty-eight had
elapsed before Mr. Davis, the cash
ier ol the Yaquina bank had all the
available assels o'. that concern iu
his o wn grasp and was on his way
to Corvallii with them. Such a
suit might compel them to slate
why they accepted $iH,cx) of state
money, lii,x of Denton county
money and $i .mjo of Lincoln coun
ty money and converted it to their
own use. Such suit might compel
them to state why il is that although
they have sworn that tliey have
turned over all their property to
the assignee, they are still able to
hunt, fish, wear good clothes and
have a god time .'-".rally. Such
a suit mi ,:ht compel them to state
how it is that although Zeph Job's
father-in-law went to corvallis a
few ;.hort years ago in a very
joor financial stale that he is faiily
well-to-do now; in fact his income
I seems to be very goo 1 here lately,
1 Such a suit mi,; Lt compel them to
'state '. hy it i:is that the Job'h
j closest friends -id not happen to
I have a dollar 'leposlted in the bank
: on the day ll clo- d.
Haying in this vicinity is about
m" , at a close.
very close j
it has not ! Potatoes are hard to be got.
There is quite a good attendance
at our meetings from the North
Side.
r
A load of campers just arrived
from Salem.
Mrs. W. C. Manioc, is unable
to care for her household, she is
doctoring with l)r. Diven.
The cannery put 54 Salmon the
5th. of August.
One of the San Francisco drum
mers visited Waldport.
M.. Vniin 13 tvno1il4 1ms tnt-i!i
up her abode with Mrs. Monroe.
New Potatoes are selling for $1,
per bushel.
Surveyor Gedeon is gone to Coon
Hallow on n surveying tour.
The steamer Mascot t leaves
Waldpoit daily at 2 p m for Tide
water and returns the same day.
Two lumber Schooners are lay
ing off Siuslaw bar waiting for the
tug to come from Astoria, to tow
them in, the tug had gone to
Astoria for repairs.
Mrs. Silas Howell, received the
sad news of her fathers' death
which took place in the Alsca Yal
ley the 7th. of August. Mr. Hay
den was an old pioneer of Oregon,
and much respected. Mrs. Silas
Howell, Mrs. Ada Iialdwiu and
Mrs. James Harrison, relatives of
the decased started for the Yalley
The Rev. Mr. Hartmau, and
Rev. Mr. Wooley, closed their
meetings and left for their homes
Monday.
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The reward of $3000 offered by
the Southern Paciflic company for
the arrest ami conviction of the
party who attempted to wreck the
overland train near Yoncalla last
spring, has been paid. The amount
was turned over last Saturday to
.Sheriff Noland of Lane county and
S. C. Miller, Sheriff of Douglass
county.
The fire alarm was sounded
Wednesday forenoon in the south
ern part ol town. Mrc company
No. 1 was soon at the scene o
danger, but to late to render assis
tance, as the South Oakville Co.
had arrived fifteen minutes ahead
and their active climber, Archie
Robisou, was on the roofless than
two minutes after arriving on the
ground, and in a very short lime
had the fire under subjection. Mr
R. is quite young, only 80. Al
banv Democrat.
The Orcgonian's report of the
San Francisco business men visit
ing the valley was not altogether
news report. It was made up
largely of venom, ill will and envy
A great deal of emphasis was lai
on the personality of the visitors
and because n few of them were
not well dressed was ridiculed and
abused. The Oregonian is siqv
posed to print th.i news and not
the opinions and narrow predjudices
of its reporters, as done in this in
stance. Ii. O
Uncle George Kirby has beeni
laid up the last few days with a
couple of "pets."
Mr. lutler, of Philomath, a bro
ther of Milt Butler, of this city, is
visiting with him this week.
L. M. llutler and family left last
Wednesday, for the beach,"- where?- , -they
will camp out for a while.
For Sale. 160 head of sheep,
30 wethers. Apply to R. A. Miller,
Hear Creek, up lljg lilk. 2-t.
Ileal Gaither has moved his fam
ily to the Agency, where they will
remain until his labors there, are!
completed.
Haying is the thing of the past
for this season. More hay has
been made this season than for
several vears past.
Charles Williams is slinging
type for the Luadu'R this week. It
comes handy to have a wood chop
per around in case of a "pinch."
The section men are raising the
track through town, and filling in
ilh gravel, which greatly ira- '
proves the appearance of the road
bed.
Col. F.J. Parker, of the Walla
Walla Statesman, was in this city
last Monday on business. We ac
knowledged a pleasant call from
him.
NOTICE. All parties Indebted
to me must settle the same without
elay. T. P. Fish.
The Lhaduk was in error last
week in the .statement that Wm.
innis had gone to Yamhill county,
It was Wm. linos, instead of Wm.
innis. ,
J. Hall has returned from the
Columbia river, where he has been
fishing during the last season, and
is picpairiug to haul in the salmon
here which will be in here in a few
lays. I
Several of our hunters are brag
ging of the deer they have killed,!
but the editor cant, tell whether
they are telling the truth or not, as'
he has never seen any of the meat;
yet. '
Last night G. T. Smith saw a
bear prowling about his place, the
only weapon he had to frighten
the beast away, was a dish rag,
which he threw at him with good
fleet.
Remember the meetings at the
court house this week, Rev. Hart-
man will preach to the people of
this city and vicinity every night
this week. All come and bring
your friends,
Parties owing me for meat will
settle by the 15th inst., as all over
due accounts will be placed in the
hands of a collector on that date.
RohT. Camfbbm,.
Indian Agent Iluford, was over
the first of the week looking after
the arrival of three car loads of
flour for the Agency, The flour is
furnished by the Iknton County
Flouring Mills, at Corvallis, and is
the highest grade made.
One of otir merchants received a
package of freight weighng 125
pounds from San Francisco this ! V
week. The freight charges 'froBfj ; , ',,'2
San Francisco to Albany were fifty 1 -- ;'r ;
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James Davis is probably the first
person who ever went deer hunt
ing on a bycicle. He was visiting
Manila last week on his weel, and
as the country around there is coin
par.itivcly smooth and free from
mi lerbrush, he borrowed a rifle
f .m a gentleman at the hotel and
sorted out for a ri le. The inflated
li .: on his wheel allowed of his
leveling swiftly and noiselessly
Such a suit: over the ground, t tre wed with pine
to state all j cc lies, and befo;
he had pedaled
tin-
cents, and from Albany here forty
five cents. Iiugene Register.
Suit has been brought by John
P. Fay, on behalf of the Oregon
Pacific company, In the United
States circuit court at San Francis'
co, to recover 98,000 worth of
steel rails which lies in the custom
house at that placCi The rails are
claimed to be the personal property
of Ti Iigehlou Hogg, and has been
held iu the custom house for the
duties, which are unpaid. The
suit is bl ought to recover the rails l;r
for the Use of the company which
wishes to use in the extension of.
the road over the mountains.
11 cl at, .
l.uiaav Adilr
thtGO .A. PiU
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HoinK for deed' for sale al the
might compel lacin
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1 neve u.iugs am many oners inai ,ljIvS ,)e
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'all means. : Ihcn si:.,! tl. M.it. s,,''l'rl'"K ,wr 'l'ty Wvs.ng
'S'art it today; start it tomorrow; j11'1 n'1"1 "f ''" The result was
start it next nek; s'art il r.nv that he killed the deer and return-
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mm.-. .01 -i im;v ,wu ii-i 1 11,11 u-'ed to Hie liolel Willi it slung over
i-.litor ol the Lkmi'.i ii K.i'Iv to ti , . ... ...
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Hunt l tl'i tii'iti til, i, M'iM . . , -w ' it. 1nn,l
;e '""v" iicuiars 10 .-. iimns, iuc :-
for this story. I- 'pendant. 1 furniture dealer. Corvallis Or,
meet them half way.
wont -'art :nv nil. N
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For a short time I will give a fine
life .size crayon portrait to every rf
one buying $25. worth for cashi'.
Call at my store, or write for par-