f Remember that this paper "
j! is the only one in Lincoln
! or Benton county that has
the courage to stand for
i: the common people
Mncoln
wmmtis
The X.8ADBK should be
ead by ftvery tax-payer of
Lincoln County. It will
cost you but $1.50 a year.
DIRECTORY
LIIUDLX f Ol'STT,
joint senator
cNiunty .lattice
lerk
-horiff
Treasurer
-hniil Superintendent
Surveyor
Assessor
Coroner . ,
Commissioners!
- 0, B. (rona
D. P. Hlue j
B. K. Jones ;
i.eorire Landia
Henry Uenline-er
t'has. liiHrth '
Jos. Gideon !
- T. E. Parker
- Jag. Russell
J (1 Alanrai
M. L. Trapp
NTIRE
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 28, 893.
Number 43.
! I
!A. L.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TOLEDO JHKl'I.N.T.
j ustiue of the Peace
Constable
J. A. Hall
A. E. Altree
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES,
TETHOmsT EPISOOPA1, CHTROH.-Divtne
?l w"!"? wiu heW U1,der the ausoifes of
.s'etnJni't I'-piscopal Chureh ax follows:
I- irst Mmday of each month at Elk City School
House at 11 a m i.and7 p. m. Second Sundav
at Toledo, in Old School House, at 11 a. m. and
7 p. m., Bong Sen-ices begins at 6:30 p. m.
Third Sunday at the M.E. Church, Newport, at
"i- n?-.and 7 P- '" fourth Sunday at Yaquina
Mc-hool House, at 11 a. m.: at Mill Four at 3 d
in. All are cordially invited to attend
A. L, HAWI.EY, Pastor,
Address, Toledo, Oregon.
-Meet every ltrst Sunday
IRST BAPTISTS.
in earn month, a 11 a. m. and also on the
Saturday preceding the above Sunday, at n
m., in the Toledo Public Hall, L, )i. Butler!
Uesident Pastor,
JOHN'S CHl'RCH JProtestent Episcopal,
M Divine service the third Sunday of every
Month, at 11 a. m. All are Invited 'to attend.
liev. Chas. Booth, Missionary. Residence.
"Rectory," Newport, Or.
10. O. V. Toledo Lodge, No. los. Meet
every Friday evening at their hall In this
town.
I'.KNoa Arnold, Seo'y, It. K. Collaxohi, S.O.
JT 0. (I, T Meets every Thursday evening,
- 7:30 o'clock, in Grady's hall, this town, lieo.
Itethers, ('. T. Jennie Alexander, Secretary.
FA. and I, l-. Toledo Union, No. I.V.. Meets
every Saturdayevenlng.Ho'elock.in Oradv's
hnll In this town. All members requested to
nttend. T. T. lteeder, President ; J, J. Turuidge,
Socretai y.
10. 0. F.-llay Ixvlge No. 11(1, of Yaqnlna Cltv.
meets every Saturday evening. Visiting
.brothers are always welcome,
li. bubrows. Secretary, j. N. Stark, X. (i.
10. O. P. Newport Lodire No. t, meets erery
Sfttii.uiryfcvciiTng. YlH'tfngbmihcrjim,,,..
illally invited to attend, John Richardson,
Wm. Abbot, Secretary. N.
F. A. M. Newport Lodge N'n. H, regular
convocalton on Sitttmlay on or before each
full moon, Visiting brothers are cordially
welcomed, ,Us. II. Rusbkii,, W. M.
Jas. Roiikrthin, Secv.
ST2GK!
REDUCED PRICES!
Men's Youth's and Boys' Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Gum Wear
and Oil Clothing, Ladies' Dress
Goods, Notions, Ladies'
Wraps and Jackets.
HOLIDAY -:- GrOOIDS,
A Large Xnvcics cf HO AY GOODS Just Arrived
Call and Examine Onr Goods and Prices.
We will not bo Undersold ! !
Agent for Brownsville "Woolen
Mills Goods. Measures taken
, and Iirs Guaranteed.
i"l A. It..
'nil Sheridan Post No. 24. meets
every second and fourth Thursday evening.
WKO, &YIAESTKK, l.om.
It. A. rtKNSKI.I., A'ljt.
U.B.royle,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
Corvallis, Oregon
HOTCL LINCOLN
T.J Buford, Prop.
Everytlir)g '
First-class.
Charges Reasonable.
TOLEDO,
OREGON,
ONE
PRICE
O'BRIEN'S
YAQUINA
CASH
STORE
J.
A. HALL,
Justice of the Peace
I'elede, regoa,
J'eeds, Mortgages, and all kinds of legal papers,
executed with correctness. Careful attention
given to all business, entrusted to my care.
PEEK & RUSSELL,
Tin mm rums mmsMvi
iUU Hi
W. C. SUEPARD,
Attorney-at-Law,
Kesidence, Stanford, Oregon.
Business in any court in Lincoln
County promptly and carefully at
tended to.
BEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES
Yaquina,
Oregon.
FREDERICK 1. CARSOX,
Attorney-at-Law,
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon.
Collation, Con veyanclny,
and Court Practice
Generally.
Itefers by permission to Kj-Got. J. f. Ptllsbury,
r. , Senator W. D. Washburn, (ien. John i P.
Res, Kx fommander-ln-t'hlef G. A. K., Mm
neaimllf. Minn.. Hon.. Martin K. Morris and J.
.1. Iiarltngton, Ksu... Washington. I. I1., Schuy
ler llnryca, ( hief Clerk patent office, ralrfax
t ounty, Va.,and Kev. I has. Booth, Newport,
Oregon.
m
m
Oregon Pacifio Railroad,
K.
I'irect
W. HADLEY.
Line
Quick Dispatch Uw
Kates.
Receiver.
Freight
Uef.veen Willamette Vallay points and San
Francisco,
OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS.
- a u-ut ixiFTTH VALLEY.
, ul ih.n.iui November .Mh. H'h and
j:rt. 1W.
1 .eaves Vauulna November th
.,.t iwni .r.rv ten days thereafter.
This fompanr reserves the right to change
r,tn( dates without notice.
19th and J-th
Ar V nni7r I Kx-Com,t.v Treasurer Arrington.j The Oregon Pacittc Question
jJlCr AlJlJrjjN,0f D oucbss cotmtv, who was found
erniltv r,f lflrrom- if niiKlii ttiniiiv !
c - - r - 1
was sentence.! r Jiulge Fullerton, i
Notary Public ' to the penitentiary for three years
and fined ii.oSi.io and costs.
AOiedO, Oregon., which will be nbout i.cxh. Mr.
' lArrington is a middle-aged man.
HENRY WULF,
I'EAl.KR IX
Fur: Wis;: ni Lipiis.
Fresh beer on draft.
QUIET AND ORDERLY RESORT.
Toledo.
Oregon,
S, T. JKFFHEYS,
Attorney-at-Law,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
Will practice in Justice, County
and Circuit Courts of
Lincoln County.
Solicit rorresomlt3me.
fnllv mrrf-M.
No churicoi nnlew"
LOT. C. POWELL,
Civil Engineer and
Surveyor.
Lines of Original Surveys accurate
ly located. Terms Reasonable.
Address all curumunications to
O.n'a, "L,n4(7- Co., Oregon.
raoruiirron or
Toledo Meat Market,
nR.u-s is
Fresh and Cured Meat
O ALL KIN11S.
Toledo, - - Oregon.
Fiius figured it $2. per c'-vj , 46,-
OK v. ula t-.kt? 66 vears cninting
his wnti.nce.
In Lane c unty A' nh v. v IVr
a'td Cath riti' pt r, bav tnk u
ut a f.iri " Hct ns . Vhi-; is
thv f rtii matvim ni -.l wntur of
tlu- ln'y in tJi ens . 1 1 r first
hus!"nd'. nams w :s 15 ar, l:tr
second, Hogg, her tV.irct, Steer, and
now she will 1 m up witli a TigT
liy her sidv-. If they had nil lived
she w- uM have a' "very nice littl
mcnngcrk Jiy this time. Albany
Dciii'.'crat.
We have had a number of in
quiries about locations for cran
berries. Thus one by unc our splen
did facilities for fruit and berry
culture are beiuy looked after.
Hon. R, A. Metnell has forty
icics c. swsirp !nMn on oiinlln
Slough which is well located for
the culture of cranberries, nnd we
nre informed thnt he will soon com-
raence opperati.ws in that direction.
On the G. A. Whitney and Shaw
places are many ncres of suitable
land for cranberry culture, ahd also
on the head vatet,' of the Depot
slough. It is an established fact
that fr' ' berrie doexccedtni:-
- -vwsjaj
ly well in Lincoln count" anl are
free from pests. It will not 1e
long before Lincoln county will
take Iter pine! in the front tanks as
a fruit producing county.
The Alsea House
Hahlport, Lincoln Coanty,
Oreyttn.
Headquarters for politicians, tour
ists, hunters and the public.
Comfort, cleanliness and good grub
at low rates, our motto.
Feed stable and saddle ponies
Wm. R. Wakefield, Prop.
The railroad muddle has assumed
a more muddled condition than
ever before. The matter of the
confirmation of the recent sale
came wp for hearing at Corvallis
last Tuesday and upon the showing
made by the various and conflict
ine elements the court refused to
confirm the sale.
Just how the mattei now stands
is the mast difficult to say. We
suppose that the court will order a
new sale, which will take place
about next May.
We are free to say that we don't
sec any possible solution to the
matter at this time. e wisn w
did.
uectMtsary 111 out
PRINTING
The place to get your
CARDS,
ENVELOPES,
LETTER UEAhS,
BILL H ADS,
STATEMENTS,
ETC.,
And all kinds of
FsPRiisrrr,i3sraI
la at the
LrEADEU OFFICE.
Price and Work Satisfactory
A representative of the Lkadkk
in company with Senator Crosuo
and Albett Peterson on Tuesday
week visited the A vies coal mine,
which is located in section 13, nbout
a mile and a half west of Toledo.
We found Captain Ayles a very
plensnnt geulkMimn, who showed
utk their prospects. They nre run
ning a tunnel about 5x6 feet nnd
have gone into the mountain side n
distance of 145 feet. They expect
to reach the vein within the next
thirty feet The Captain has good
experienced men, and is building
a good tunnel, timbering and log
ging it in a good substantial man
ner. The mine is locnted one-half
mile from tidewater, nnd if sufficient
coal is found will bo very easy of
access. We hope thnt the company
may realize their f .'iidest hopes, ns
such enterprises are the making of
our country.
Granny Matthews' mouth got
loose again last week nnd said
"The County Court took the adver
tising out of the hands of the sheriff,
and instead of letting the contract
to the lowest bidder, let the job for
printing the delinquent tax list, to
the Leader for $558. It is safe to
say the tax payers are in (or $500
for this publication notice. Hut
then we nre not recompensed for
this small outlay of $500 by having
a delender of the peoples interests
nt the county scai. Lu
to be paid for, nnd nble exponents
of public economy cannot work for
nothing.
Granny, you wouldn't lie, would
you? Now did or did not Sheriff
Land is wnit six long days for you
or your sou to come nnd bid on the
tax list? Is it not a fuct that th
sheriff saw you or your son on
Saturday, nnd you promised to
come up on Monday to make a bid
tm publishing. Neither of you
came. Nor did' on comsonTues
day. On Wednesday the nheriff
: ...J r ' '
Hl'llMl IVIII1H I 1)11 Mini urn 1 1 1. I Villi .
" ' . . . : Uian 1 c
enme nor even answered uis letter,
and on Friday he had to conclude The initials,
The Latest Rlroa News.
The latest railroad news is em
bodied in the following circular is-.
sued by Receiver Hadley:
"All Employes and Material Menj
The court having decided to con
tlnue the operation of this property
until such time as it can agaiq be)
offered for sale, it becomes the duty
of all of us to calmly consider the
situation, and each one be prepared.
to do all that is within his power
to protect the common property, ,
which is the security and the only
security which any of us have for
the ultimate payment of the sums,
now due you. We can expect no
nkl from without.' The property 1
must earn its own bread. It thus
becomes our; duty the duty bf self-,
protection to combine our efforts
to make such sacrifices that "the
property will, if possible, earn its
own living. To this end the re-
ceiver asks the hearty co-operation
of every employe and of every man
to whom this property owes a dol
lar. He feels that he will meet
with the hearty support of every
employee in making such changes
nnd reductions of force ns may be
condition, to try and bring its oper
ating expenses within its earnings.
E. W. Hadley, Receiver,"
A Washington woman who start
ed to jump into the Columbia river
to drown herself suddenly remeni-.
bered that she had left the cat in
the pantry, and hurried back home.
She afterward said: "The idea of
of my struggling in the water and
thinking that thnt cat was a lick.
lug the cream off of my milk in the
pantry nt tVwjt minute was mow
ould bearl"
O. P.X. R."have
that you were not coming and gave been supposed to stand frr "Ore-
the order for publication in the gon Pacific Railroad." V think
Leader, The contract price was thnt they more correctly stau, for;
set last July when the Leader was "Uia roverty raiirona,-
made the official county paper, nnd
this was the price charged. It
is a reasonable price, too. At the
rate which you charge for sheriff
sales our bill would have been over
1,000. Is it more luxurious for a
man to be sold out under a mortgage
than under a tax sale is the reason
they come so much higher? Tell
us about some of these things,
granny.
Kdtlyvillo Items.
C. B. CROSNO & CO.,
H Us Agents :il AhWrs,
HAVE BARGAINS IN
m "1 X 1 sO-wl T a I HP
Farm Lands, ruie l.uuu, tum iiiu,
Property in single Lots or Mocks
IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED.
Abstrct ofTitle to any property in Lincoln Comity
furnished on deniaim.
Notice for Publication.
Ind Office at Oregon Clljr, Oregon, i
Not ember IX, Ima.
log
V'TK'R Is hi-rehy rl cn that the loll
i named oeitler has fi eri notice of his Inten
tlon In make llnal linurf in uiiMrt of his Halm
and that afri jinM.f a ill be me'le b-fre the
luuntyt lerk of l.lmt.l'i Futility at Tuledu, lire
1 ,11, mi January, vis:
Nlraeia. ea.iaei.ae, n. V- ne. t0.
fur the iMiriheast of wiuthMant south ' of
romheaul 1 southeast of southwest 1 4 ISM-tloii
Ti ToWM.hlp ISwiUth Hans II west.
ife name, the following wiiiieMaH to rove his
continuous rel'1ti''e uimn and rultlvatloii of,
said land. rls: Allen Korden.lwlsHoiilhwnrth,
A ;. Darlllif A. A. M leary, ell of lYeldrl,
Unroln t vmity, 11.
It'illKKT A. Mlf.l.P.K.
Ueflster.
We often hear our business men
ani our farmers say, just wait until
the railroad g' cs ahead, then times
will be good. This is no doubt
true, but why wait until the road
is built before we make n move.
Why not go ahead and improve our
farms and dcvelope our resources
as best we can, and be in good
shape to enjoy prscrity and good
limes The trouble in all new
countries is there ore a certain class
of people who want to sell out and go
farther west, as soon as civilization
advances. This is all right, but if
a farm is let to grow up to brush
and weeds it does not present a
very good appearance to the
stranger looking for a location.
We have always observed that im
proved property will (tell over un
improved. There is a farmer living
near Toledo that took up a home
stead on a rough hillside, and is
now farminif about one acre of
level land and three or four acres
of a mountain side. This man has
good barns and out buildings and a
neat cottage to live in, and is lay
ing up several hundred dollars every
year for a rainy day. Notwith
standing, he has a large family to
' support. We only cite this instance
I to show the fact that if one man
Christmas day passed off nicely.
Everyone enjoying Chrismas din
tiers, but as I couldn't attend them
someone was kind enough to send
me a nice Chrisinas cake. Not
knowing who it was I tender them
my thanks, and wish them a happy
New Year, But for all the merry
Chrlstuin.il w came very near hav
A monster steer paraded through ing to chronicle a snd accident,
the streets of Portland one dny this As Mr9. E. D. Young and her
week attracted universal attention, sister, Miss Martin were returning
and wherever his leader stopped it home, having to cross the Yaquina
was a signal for the gathering of a river on a raft, the current was too
crowd. The animal had just lcen strong for Mrs. Young to hold onto
purchased from a valley farmer by the rope that was across the river
the Union Stock Yards Company, to pull over by, and it pulled her
and is believed to be the largest off Ui raft into the river, but she
ever raised in the state. lie stands I hung to the rope and pulled for
six feet in height, measures 10 feet shore which she reached nearly
about the girth and 16 feet from exhausted. Meanwhile the raft
the tip of his nose to the end of his with Miss Martin and two little
tail, and weighs 3,080 pounds, children was speeding down the
The big fellow is now four years river. About a quarter of a mils
old. The first two years of his life below Miss Martin caught a limb
were spent on an Eastern Oregon hanging over the water, and h Id
ranch. During the past two years on and culled for help until Mr,
he has "resided" in the Willamette Coney, living about half a mile
Valley. away, went to them and swam his
' I rinr nprnse n river nnd threw a
rope to them and pulled them
The grange-alliance committee in
investigating the books of the L,.i,orei
county clerk and treasurer or Lane
county, discovered a curious mis
take made in their enjoinment of I
the warrants of Sheriff Noland. In
fact, instead of enjoining three of I
Sheriff Noland's warrants, they
ltlla aninint tiraa sf Ft I M 19 tit I
, ... . . . . peeling chittitn bark, and think
parties whom they did not intend , , , . ...
to. The error was made by getting
John Hewitt, the section boss,
went to Corvallis yesterday, and
has not returned yet. It leaves the
O. P. railroad rather lonesome.
No one on the section. . The in
habitants are diging grape root and
the wrong number.
-
There is being a big steal made
in timter laud locating in Lincoln
county and the edge of Polk. It is
being worked so Kinoothly that it is
a difficult matter to detect the
frauds, but they exist, nevertheless.
We are trytng our best to get onto
they can make good wages at it.
Quionac.
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Nashville Notes.
Mr. p.nd Mrs. Prank Godwin
'liy. n must enjoyable party on
Xmns night at their residence at
N'ashvill'. The guests began to,
rrivc ut seven p. m., and cards and'
t'.e workings of the deal, and if we music were indulged in until 10:30
do something will drop. when a most bountiful Ruppcr was'
. hnrtakenof. After every one had
KIVER STEAMERS.
-ally serrl.-e between Portland "'! I,n
luper Willamette river points.
and
R E MI LC.VHV. I"' Sorlntndent,
CorralUi. Oreon.
Toledo
Oregon,
In MKMOklAM Gone from the ! can support a larxe family on the' The State Board of Kmialization enioved the rrootl Christmas cheer
scenes which kne m him so well islpoore-it piece of land in Lincoln , naH early completed its junketing which Mr. Godwin knows so well
our highly respected friend R. E. county and lay up from eight hun- j anj bumming expeditions and will how to provide, duncing was the!
Mulcahy. The ople living along jdred to a thousand dollars a year, probably get to work some time order of the evening. All present
the railroad in Li icoln county will I that we are able to live without a;afler xew Years and undo the cm n et! themselves most heartily
form, 1 railroad, and when the road is out'uork of the various countv as- a tut in w Lshiinr their hosts goodbye
leather ' of litigation and is extended on to . hchom, i)ped that many a Christmas
n'.ignt, corn : nrounn o inem onu
The party was
miss the sight of his manly
creaseless pants, patent
shoes, kid gloves and cute little eye, Eastern Oregon, v.e will only be
glasses, as he i'.ood on the rear the better prepared to enjoy the' We wUh the 400 readers of the ,ri,,,. 1,., .,-, V Mi Clara Dun.
platform of the train as it sped' benefits by improving and beautify j Lkadkk a very mcny and pros- can, of TiJulo, who is visiting Mr. J
through our little villages. ! our farms and homes. 1 perous New Year. Godwin's. '
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