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J.1! the PtrlH at Toledo, Oregon, an
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Official County Paper.
LOCAL NOTES.
Daily Oregonian on sale at
this office. 5 cents per day or
25 cents per week.
Our fishermen are now bringing
p some very fine strings of trout
-Mort. Louis and Wm. Ennis
Were up from Newport last Mon-
Say.
It is reported that F. M. Stanton
will start a livery stable in Toledo
this summer.
Dr. Carter was called to Newport
uy te.egratn to attend a case of
sickness in Mr. Holcombe's family
last Monday.
The Corvallis Times will be run
ks a semi-weekly until June 1st, as
fcxperiraent. It will be issued in
half of the former size.
The republican club held a jubilee
"it the court house last Monday
night. They were nuite ablv ad'
presses' by Hon. R. A. Bensell, of
Newport.
Rev. Chas. Booth was called
home from this place last Saturday
flight by the serious Illness of his
Wife, land so there Were no services
at St. John's Episcopal church last
. Sunday'.
A Catholic priest from Corvallis
made a trip to the agency this
Week. While on his road to the
lipper farm on Horseback, he at
tempted to ford a stream and got
Into deep water and came near los
ing his life.
. -A government surveyor has been
Inspecting the survey of township
U range 9, made by A. L. Porter.
The inspector reported the1 work
good and will no doubt be promptly
accepted, and this township thrown
open for filing.
The democrats have nominated
h'. C. Stakely for justice of the
peace, and Chas, Ruhl for constable
for the joint precinct of Toledo and
jDrift creeki The republicans have
nmninatdd j. A. Hall, the present
justice,' ami Clark Copeland for the
same offices,
The case of the State ys. J. M.
Applewhite was successfully de
murred to by the defense at Cor
vallis last Saturday, The ground
of the demurrer was the technical
point that the complaint of adultery
should have been made and sworn
to by the wife of the defendant.
The case will be appealed to the su
preme court(.
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Many of our readers will remem
ber an old sttjt onthe docket of
Denton county which has been
carried there for- years. . It bobbed
up Rcrcuely in the present terui and
will probably continue to do so for
years to coole'. It is Marie Arm
lugton' vs. Sol King, and is an
action to recover money. It met
tlie.same fate as heretofore, being
continued for the term.
There seems to be a determina
tion among the voters' of Lincoln
county, and we believe . more or
less all over . Ui'' fitatCj to totally
' l jcuut I lined as farja-CGu!
D ' : )?'" ?lt"WMd-and to v
-" i ' ! ' ' i'r tliu moat canable and fit m
ote
I the bid capable and fit men.
wlrttfns be carried out it will certainly
fill the offices with competent men,
toiid strike terror to the hearts of a
' ' lew political hacks that have suc
! needed in crowding themselves for
ward to a nomination.
Word reaches lis that Bert
1 Waugh, a former brakeiuan 011 the
! O. P. passenger train, was recently
shanghaied, at Coos Bay, where
he had gone to work. It seems
; lhat Bert was working on the ves
' sel helping to loud it. Just before
: Hie load was completed the mate
' sent him down In the hold to work,
and while he was down there the
vessel got under .way and sailed
with Bert tin unwilling passenger.
The vessel was Sun I'Vnncisco
bound 1 however, uud it is more like
1 ly that Bei i was perfectly satisfied
'io be shanghaied after he got over
lis scare.
Dr. Rich had business in Alhanv
the latter part of last week
J. N. Arnold has sold his place
nere in town to Mrs. T. P. Fish
i 1
i icu namDers went out to
Philomath on a visit to relatives
last Tuesday.
Rite Dedrick launched a hand'
some, and substantial small boat for
Judge Blue this week
A letter from Roll Chambers to
his mother informs her that he Is
now in Salt Lake, Utah.
A bluer sky nor a brighter sun
no country ever had than Lincoln
county people are enjoying today.
Robt. Campbell has been on the
sick list this week. That tussle
with the steer nearly got away
him.
Jack Kirk, an old time resident
of the Bay, but now of Corvallis,
went though to Newport Monday
evening.
J. K. Weatherford and j. R.
Wyatt, of Albany, have formed a
law partnership under the name of
Weatherford & Wyatt.
A man who is always ready to die
and don't care how soon death
comes, generally sends for four
doctors when he gets sick. Ex;
Charley Miller, the youne; pho
tographer, of Elk City, fas been in
u.t.uu uiu kveck. Idling some
pictures. Charley does first-class
work and deserves encouragement.
Oscar Taylor and family started
for Salem last Sunday, where they
will make their future home.
They drove through in a wagon.
May success And prosperity attend
them.
Toledo again has a barber shop,
a brother of Wm. Ennis, of New
port, starting a shop here this
week. He is a first-class workman
ancl will tl'o doubt dd quite well.
Lester Waugh had the misfor
tune to lose a valuable milk cow
today'. She showed Some symp
toms of poisoning, but not enough
to determine that to be the cause;
Robt. Campbell has moved his
butcher shop into the little building
on the east side, of the railroad
track opposite tl'ie postoffice. He
has it quite neatly and tastily fixed
up on the inside, and it makes a
very presentable shop. ;.
The L 0. 0. F. lodge of New
port, will celebrate the 75th anni
versary of the order in a fitting
manner, on the 26th inst. It is in
tended to have a parade in the day
time and a grand ball at night.
Toledo now sports a member of
the famous Industrial army It is
a son of Coll Van Cleve, and cam6
in. last night. He left ihe balance
of the army at Eugene and came
to this land of plenty.
Workmen ore busy tearing down
and removing the old house belong
ing to Mus Elizabeth Graham,
longside the railroad track. We
understand that a new jind. com
modious residence will be erected
on the site of the. same,. , . (
Five additional coal kind leases
have been filed in the.ofl&ce. ot the
county clcik.dttring tho:past week.
They are from R. V.- Rains,-W. H.
Logan, C. H. Williams, W. P;
Ford and Join J. Nyej and run to
R. A. Bensell and J. M. Ayles.
Dr. A. II. Diven and his estim
able daughter, Miss Anna M. Diven,
were visitors to our thriving com
munity this week. They were
well pleased with their stay here
and returned to their home in
Waldport, Lincoln county, on the
Robarti. Florence .Wt, .;. "
To UvAIbyi DetttccviV, 9uk
once heard of ajtr-Wo taadi
fortu,,S.'tly,f ttendlng" to his own
-taw? :iess. You, perhaps, can eet
the full meaning of- this by readlnit
our bit of a lecture to the Editor of
the Newport News in another place
In this paper. . :
Last Tuesday was O. P. payday.
It was a good ioo-ccnts-on-tlic-dol-
lar pay day', hint not one of the
Iladley kind. When you come to
look the mattet over you can see
that Receiver Clark's administra
tion of the O. P. Is not tnittlne on
so much dog a.4 -the former one,
but it Is rapidly building up the
business that the dude managers
lost. ' 1
A gang of land locttters have
been making; their. headquarters at
Toledo torscver. wweks. " They
have 1h.cu kvikinii" "im All the de-
sirablc'piccticf .racunt l.Mid in the
county nud taking the numbers
the same. We understand that the
result of their efforts will be the
location of several new settlers in
Liucolu county,
Mrs. Ethel Esterbrook isemnlov-
ed temporarily at the agency in the
capacity of cook.
A very enjoyable party was had
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Rosebrooks last night.
Miss Susie Layton who has been
visiting friends here for some
time, departed for Philomath this
morning.
Col. T. Jay Buford returned
home Tuesday evening after a pro
tracted trip through the Valley,
and to the state and congressional
conventions.
Chas. Kenndey, the well-known
ex-conductor of the O- P., came
up last week from Coos bay, where
he has been stopping for some time,
and is renewing acquaintance with
his hosts of friends along the road,
Mr. Kennedy expects, to go east to
see his children in a few days,
A company has been formed in
this city to put tip and operate a
telephone line connecting Yaquiha
and Toledo with this city, and will
probably extend a line down to the
Alsea during the summer. The
necessary material is expected up
from San Francisco: Newport
News;
Our young friend Hurley Lutz
returned yesterday from an extend-
d visit to TMntivM in T"'"oic onA
Kansas. He expresses himself as
better pleased with Oregon than
ever, one freezing Kansas winter
being a plenty, thank you, for him.
He returned via San Franciscb,
coming up on the steamer Homer,
He made the usual contribution to
the fishes while coming tip.
. There is ust no use talking;
The nomination of J. K. Weather
ford, of Albany, is the strongest
one that possibly cotild have been
made, and he will riin Birigier
Hermann the race of his life. Mr.
Weatherford is extremely popular
and is a just, honest, upright siid
conscientious man, and a man of
great ability. The republican ma
jority is an immense one to over
come, but Mr. Hermann can just
thank his lucky star that it is just
as large as it is, for he is going to
need everyone of them.
Belle Cosper has filed a suit in
the district court of Lincoln county',
through her attorney, J. R. Bryson,
to secure a divorce from her hus
band, J. Mead Cosper, She alleges
that more than two years ago she
came to Corvallis on a visit from
her home In Pullman, Washington,
and although she wrote, to her hus
band desiring to return ne made no
such provision, and that he desert
ed her and has continued .such
desertion up. to t the present time'.
She prays for the usual abrogation
of the marriage contract, but does
not ask for the restoration of her
maiden name.
There are two or three boys liv
ing in town who an! hot "attending
schoqj. They need the learning
that ii slipping by them day, by
day. There uiay be, and probably
are, sufficient reasons for the boys
staying out, but these obstacles can
be over come without j. doubt,
attention is paid to -the matter.
We are aware that this is a delicate
subject, and one we would not ap
pioach were it not (or the fact that
ho community can afford to allow
children to grow up in their midst
without giving them all the educa
tion the common schools cttti afford.
Let some of our kind hearted peo-."
pie turn their attention Jn tia mat
ter at once, . t
The ladies of the M. E. church,
in v this city, will give a basket
social for the benefit of their pastor,
Rev. Hnwley, on Friday evening,
April 27th. A good program is
being arranged which will be pub
lished next week. .
BORN.
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-To the family of Rev
Booth, at Newport, cn
BOOTH
Chas.
Sununy, April 15
a girl.
MARH1KD.
VULlf WILSON. At Yaquina,
'' Saturday t April 7, 1894, Henry
C. Wirtf and Miss Frankie Wil
son, 'Squire Tarker, officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Wulf have moved
up to this place from Yaquina, and
have taken up their residence in
Mr. Wulf s handsome cottage.
Notice for Publication.
1jUuM'Ui- l Kiwoluirn. Oregon,
ADrll l IWM.
VOTICK IS IIK.iVHY t.lVKS 111 AT TUK
uUwili iitnoil wtHr l lH-) iiotlreuf
hln Intention to make miAi irtHf in aumwtri -t
hlfolotm, nrt IhM MtJ root will I nii- li
(ore the Kelter ml Keoelver M Uoxcl'iDK
Orx'Kon, on KrliUr June H. iaM. U- . '
VlrallA. 'Ulto, 9 HmIm4 Katry X. t,07i
lor U)l No. 4, ikvtioti t, mid lot . 1. S, 4, f.
lion , Township 14 KHith, Kn t.
lie tinmen Ihe (ollowlug witnee to 4Ve
hi. contlnuoii. reile!U- npoii ml rnltlvm-on
ol.trt nil. vli: N, J. UiHHiiniin. itir.t i.riiut,
t'.rlo Mmiottl ihI K. K. Hiuinrv, .11 ort
Ttilewtr, Llnrolu eonnly, Or-irvn. 1
K. M. VBAIVII. Keiclr.
PETER TELLEFSOX,
DEALER IN -
General :-: Ierchandise,
Flour and Feed, Staple end Fancy Groceries
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, Rubber and Oil Clothina.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Cigars and Tobacco, Fruits and Confectionery.
Yaqnina City, Oregon.
THESE HARD TIMES
A BUYER
A
Buy as much as possible. The place to do'
this is at "CHEAP CASH STORE" of j
T. P. FISH, where "Good Goods at Low!
Prices" is the rule. '
See my Stock of FALL and WINTER BOOTS and SHOES j
Keady Made Clothing-, Etc. j
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Notions,'
T. P. FISH,
The Leader
in
Glen Oems.
Sunshine with alternate showers
of rain and hail, characteristic of
Western Oregon, at this season 'of
the year.
H. H. Curler and son made a
trip to Harl8.:; Jast week:
S. J. Wilhrit returned from the
Valley the fiist of last week;
The Unite Slates land inspector
was in this i. inity last week in
specting the recent survey of A.
L. Porter, township 12 south,
range 9 west. We are in hopes
that this survey will be accepted in
the near future there are A num
ber of settler on this land that can
prove up siioruy it tnis survey is
accepted'.
Frank vilboU and sister Cora
went to Yaquina Monday, from
thence tbey intend sailing on the
next steadier to San Francisco'.
Quite a crowd consisting of Wm.
Arnold and wife, Mrs. Banks, H.
H. Curler and son, Mr. and. Mrs.
Kiffer?, Mr", tind Mrs'. Neal and
family, and Miss Butler, our lively
little teacher from Toledo', visited
the falls up Drift creek, today.
Quite a nice time was had In play
ing games, of different kinds until
evening vb& the patty separated;
going to their several homes', well
satisfied with the dnv's nlensnreii.
; - .t,r-.
I must not forget to mention that
these people were entertained by
Billy Griffith, on whose clam the
falls are locate!. The falls are not
so grand and majestic as those of
Niagara, but they are still worth
looking a.t .wheti there is none other
greater near. ,
. -There is abundance tf spring
salmon in Drift creek at the present
time, also many fine troutt
Dated April 15, i8pi' ' '
CHABOD1
-" Tflk'dity-items. .
. Trout fishing Is fine just now.
L. W, Deyoe is building a barn
for the accommodation of the hotel.
'John Hopkins' four-horse team
ran away last week; He left them
standing in the road at TBevins'
place, and they made a pretty race
to town. They did .no damage to
the rig but they run over a calf be
longing to R. F. Simpson and kill
ed it.
Pioneer quarry shipped their first
lot of rock to San Francisco yester
day. v F. C. Hoffman, of Senset quarry,
Uas commenced building a tram
way from the quarry to tidewater.
M. W. Simpson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Kisor is visiting with her
father, J. K. Dixt n.
S. V. Burt exj ects ten tons of j
flour this evening , which he will '
sell at $2.90 per ! arrcl.
Sam.
'April t8, 1 $94.
. . .
Th Breckeiridjic-Pollntd suit
finally ended ".fter dragging its
hlthy, sli'ny tiial through wcr'y a
Uinth of court. Thej ury awarded
tt plaintiff Mr leline IWlard,. a
VLnucT, lor . 1 : 5,090 u,u.unugs.
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- iiny - KWirkljiti ,a. Oiue'
j.nve giv
en ret " 01 tin a- nc.
MUST MAKE
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Toledo, Oregon.
Low Prices.
Democratic Nominations.
The democratic state convention
at Astoria made the following nom
inations! Wm. Galloway, of Yam'
hill, governor; Chas. Nickell, of
Jackson, secretary of state'; Thos.
L. Davidson, of Marion, state treas
urer'; W. H. Holmesi of Marion,
attorney general'; D; S V. Reid,
of superintendent of public instruc
tion; Capt. John O'Brien, of Mult
nomah, state printer; Judge A. S.
Benuett, of Wasco, supreme judge.
Hon. J. H. Raley wa-. nominated
for congress the iecond district
and Hon. J. K. Weatherford in the
first district.
UKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following are the real estate
transfers in Lincoln county since
our last report
J j Let to J M Hansen arid
wife', lots 10, 11, 12, blk.
23", Davis' addition to Ya
quina, consideration. .. .'$ 65 06
Etnil Hansen and wife to
Mark Stone', lot 10, blk.
23, Davis' addition to Ya
quina
Alfred Cloake and wife to
the General Conference
Association of Seventh
Day Adveutists, a small
parcel of land near Stoirs
for a churc' lot
15 00
1 00
, . WEATHER UEPOBT.
The following is a nummary of
the weather for the month of March,
as taken at the observing station
at Tojedo, Oregon t
. Elevation above sea level, 40 feet;
uieao" temperature, 48; maxi
mum temperature, 71, date 22ndj
minimum temperature, 45 date 3rd;
ECaP.pf maximum tcmperature,jj&
mean of minimun temperature, ,34;
number times minimum, tempera
ture 32 degTeesotbelow,'$; number
times minimun temperature 40 de
giees or belowv 28. Total precipi
tation, 18.4 inches. Prevailing
direction of wind, south; total
movement, of v!nd, .30 miles.
Number 0? clear days,.; number
of partly cloudy days, 7; number of
days on which .01 or more of pre
cipitation fell, 24; number of days
on which .04 or more of precipita
tion fell, 13. . Dates on which hail
fell, 2nd; dates on which snow fell,
1st; dates of light frost, 2nd, 3rd,
4th, 16th and 17th.
Dk. II. W. YlNCliNT,
Observer.
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