i
jme 111-
s
IT Lincoln iountt.
tnr - "
f lentative,
jferinleudent
toners j . .
,'iComniissioncrs Court meets on Wed
ilter the lirst Monday in February,
ae, August, Octobor and December.
I cincciT couiu
i Fullerton . , Judge
Drown -Vroa. Attorney
wnvencs on 4th Monday in July and
Londay in January of each year.
Independem in etll ttiirrigs, lsTj.treil iri 3XTotlp.irip
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursday, August 8, 1895.
Number 25
DIRECTORY.
Tol. Carter
Jno. D. Daly
8. V. liurt
B. F. Jones
George Landls
J. L. Hyde
Geo. Bethers
Jos. Gideon
- T. E. Parker
Dr. F. M. farter
Gnus. Williams
J. J. Lristow
i
TOLEDO I'REOINCT.
Xotice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
August 8. lt9.Y
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'I'll AT THE
J-i following-named Settler has Med notio of
his intention to make tinal proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be mr.de ba
fore the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at
Toledo, Oregon, on September lii, is.ir, viz:
inmrn nuiK.jr, h. k. so. j,i3(,
for the northwest it northeast ;. south K t
northeast i, Bection 22, township U south,
rango 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; John L. II ydc, of Toledo, Ore
gon, Frank llydo, of F.ddyville, Oregon. John
lautis and Hcnrv Stickles, of Summit, Oregon.
liOllEUT A. M1LLEK, Kegkter.
G. W.
Inter-
Ithercace J.A.Hall
J I has. Iiuhl
NEWPORT. i
the Peace , .Geo. F. Sylvester
ltl . .G. W. llubbard
i YAQUIXA. '
i the Peace ...... Allen Parlter
to .' ....W.L.Watklns
VTKCTTY. -
" "t the Peace....,." V'm. Metschon
le, ....... ;.0. C, Dalaba
f LITTLE ELK.
of the reace : G. F. Lucltey
,le Z. 8. Derrick
F NASHVILLE,
if the Peace ,...F. A.Godwin
il 0. H. Young
BEAVER CREEK.
Of the Peace J. M. Bowers
jje J. GateiiH
i TIDEWATER.
of the Eeace J. Wilson
uje -J- C. Smith
t LOBSTER.
of the Peace L. A, Peek
jle J, M, Taylor
LOWER ALSEA and YACHATS.
of the Peace David Ruble
: ale W. C. Monroe
Admin istrators Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of Geo, V. Jack,
son, Sr., deceased;
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES -THAT THE
1" undersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the State ot Oregon, for Lin
coln County, administrator of the estate of
ueorge w. jacKson, sr., deceased. All person!
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them, duly verified accord
ing to law. to me at mv residence on th, Silatz
foad, threo miles north of Toledo, Oregon, with
it six mouths from the date of this notice.
Dated at -Toledo, Oregon, this- 25th day of
tl III , 10'Jd, .
Administrator of the estate of George W.
juoksou, nr., ueceaseu.
By F. M. JOHNSON, His Attorney,
L.
OF YAQUINA,
expect to return to their ranches.
Others will come and we must
put grass, potatoes and fruit on
these hills to feed them, for I see
we will be sure to have a good
appetite here.
Correspondent.
j CITY OF TOLEDO.
. Vincent Mayor
i mart Recorder
. i tall Marshal
I 1 rosno,
. Alexander,..
:"v.-v:::::: Midermen
moil meets on the first Monday evening in
'upnth,
I (JECIIES AND SOCIETIES.
lOHX'S CIIUHCH fProtesteiit Episcopal.
i vine service the third Sunday of every
ih. at 11 a. m. All are invited to attend.
Ohas. Booth, Missionary. Residence,
s-tory," Newport, Or.
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
tne ouniy oi i-incotu;
In the matter of the estate of 1'. W, Mulkoy, de
cease". ;
KOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
dersigned has been apoiiited by the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for Lincoln Coun
ty, aaininisiraior oi me estate oi r. ii . -uuiKey,
deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notiiieit to present them,
duly verified according to law, t me at my res
idence on Turn Turn, in Lincoln county, Ore
gon, within six mouths from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 22nd day of July. 1895.
II H. GLA8SF0RD.
Administrator of the estate of P. W. Mulkey,
aeceasea.
. O. F. Toledo Lodge, No. 10H, Meet
:xy Saturday evening at their hull in this
Niiu.Ku, Sec y. It. A. Arnold, N. G.
'J. F. Hay Lodge No. 110, of Yai.ninn City,
ts every Wednesday evening. Visiting
'iers are always- welcome.
MjituoWB, Secretary. L. O'Bhien, N. G.
HI. T. Mots cverv Saturday evening.
'":3u o'clock, -In Grady's hall, this town,
Collins, C. T. Geo. II. Iiruce, secretary.
V (). F. Newport Lodge No. 89, meets every
.tmday evening, visiting brothers arc cor
invited to attend;, J. W. OLIVER,
olW. lil'RCII, Secretary. N. G
: :
F. & A. M. Newport Lodge No. &5, regular
I'-mvot'iilion on Saturday on or before each
I moon. Visiting brothers are cordially
meil. Jas. 11. Russkll, W. M.
.i.iKoimnTsoN, Secy.
f " ' " "
A. R. Phil Sheridan Post No. 24, meots
nrry second and fourth Thursday evening,
"f " Geo. Syi.vesteb. Com.
5. Bbnseu., Adjt.
lOB'T CAMPUELL,
" FROl'RIETOK OF
ledo Meat Market,
Sheriff's Sale.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VI R
A.N tr.e of -&n execution issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Benton, boarinsr the date of
Julv 10;h 1S95. uoina maudato from the Su
preme Court of the State of Oregon, filed July
iid. I;". Toledo Coal Comnauv fL. E.
lilain. Milton Hale. Coll Vau Clevc. Is. F. Jones.
C. II. Crosnoand L'.G. Halo), defendants (re
spondents), recovered Judgement for costs ana
uioursomeuiBagainsi rewi'.n u imams, piam
tlrt', (app.'ptut), and Jacob Glore and C. G.
CooHiHtnl. his sureties on anntal. for the sum
of '9.7. (costs and disbursements snpt. ct.)
wiiich judgment was enrolled and docketed in
clerk's ollice of said court in said county, on the
2nd day oi July 1ni, which execution is to me
directed and delivered, and commands thatout
of the ocrsoual uronertv. and if sulncient can
not belound, then out of the real projierty be
longing to tne saiu Newton u imams, piaiuuu.
faoiillrtnti. and.lncobtiloreand C. U. Concland
on or alter the.2nd day of July, 1R95, to satisfy
thn sum nf S.V.I.7A now due. on said
Judgment with interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from the 2nd day
of July, lf!'., and the lurtner sum ot f i.ju costs,
and accruliiir costs.
Therefore in obedience to the commands of
(aid execution I did, as sheriff of Lincoln
county, Oregon, on the 7th day of August,
1K'J.". dnlv lew on the undivided one-half ln-
t,-rpt In an niitllvlded one-half interest in the
southeast lA of the southwest 1, and lot 4, of
(.ection ;a. tnwnshiD 10 south, ranire 10. west,
Willamette meridian, in Lincoln county, Ore-
nm. contflinioir h-l and 47-100 acres, the interest
ill the same to include the' coal and timber and
rlght-of-wav and such surface ground as may
be reuuired in working said mine, and thu I
levied on the same as the property ot said New
ton Williams, and 1 will on
Fnrhv. the 61b flav of SSMIMSF. im.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., of said day at
thal'nlirt Unlive floor in lolcUO. L.111COU1 COUI1-
iv. Oriroii. sell at nubile auction to the highest
1,'iiiHpr for ftish In hAnd. all of the in
terest of the said Newton Miinams
In and to the above-described premises, togeth
er with the tenements, hereditaments and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging or m any
w isi appertaining, as well as all tne right, title,
nnrl r-OHtH of the said Newton Williams,
and all persons claiming under him since the
Jud dav of July IMP! of, In, and to the same to
satisfv 'the said execution and the amount set
forth therein with costs and accruing costs. .
Hated July 7th im. GEO. A1. LANDIS,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Will receive on next steam
er the Largest and most Se
lect line of
Green wood
viewed.
I read in your paper sent rue by
a friend the description of your
county, and the inducements held
out, to a farmer here that has to
toil from early morn to late evening
and. have the most of his labor
gobbled up by the combine capital
ists and administration are indeed
flattering,".so much so that I rented
my farm of 1 60 acres here for one
year, and rigged up a comfortable
hack for mv family, consistincr .of
myself and niy' wife, daughters
Edith, age 17 and Cora, 'age 13,
and two small children.'" We put a
part of our household goods in a
wagon and started for this Eldorado
to make it our future home. Two
VLililiu uicu, jv,i t .u.w.k bIl.
Mr. Riley Yancey, came with us Here'7a peculiat situation. M
with the same intention We Albany f.rru wjshe, t0 ship EOme
SMTieti irom 111c luria nc.n iuicuv, , ,,.,. , Cn,, Mr.,r !,.-
Llaho, July 10th, and at Dayton, rnniu it coulrl bc . ne fot 5
Washmgtonwe leil 111 company & hnn6r. U,e "charges by '
with another party, from Cky I ress arc 6s ceut;i. by freight
county, Dakota, with the same in- gl c oods cnn be
leiiuon. xue ptirty cuuaisicu ui
The city ofSprague, Washington,
was" destroyed by lire last Sunday.
The loss is estimated to have been
more than one million dollars.
The Sunday Oregouiau gives
Newport and Yaqu'na Bay a page
of its valuable space in tha way of
special correspondence. The ar
ticles gets sarcastic in- some" in
stances, but 011 the whole it is very
gocid,- It is hard for the Oregonian
to over;ctr.e its dislike for the Bay,
1 . .... , 1 j
a 1 nut it is crauuaiiy worsmg arounu,
That has ever come to the Bay.
All at Bed-rock prices. Call
and see our Goods and get our
prices.
DEALS IK
fresh and Cured Meats
j OF kit, KINDS.
Jledo, - - Oregon
One
Price
LJl VlLwl.ll.W8to"
Notice for Publication.
Land Olllceat Oregon City, Oregon,
August r.th, lMh,
VOTICE IS HEREIIY GIVEN
j.1
j M. HANSEN,
ratelimakcr AD JeAveler.
!
Work of all Kinds Guaranteed.
i
I TOLEDO, OREGON.
T1IATT1IEFOL-
liiwinor-named settler hasllled notice of his
intention to make linal proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
County Clerk oi Lincoln county, at ioieuo,vi-
gon, on .Njptemoer -t, iwo, vis.
CALVIN n. ELLSWORTH, II. 1". No.8,?l,
for the north i of northeast V, northeast W of
..rth,v..t i .. section at. and northwest '1 of
northwest ',-4 section 27, township 10 south,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Kifl id, nnii. rfiwidpnci. uisin and cultivation
of said land, viz: John Mccullen, Lee Williams
and M'olier Hen, of Newport, Oregon, aud O. .
Hurt, oiCorvallls. Oregon.
f TOO LATE! TOO LATE ! !
I A. HALL,
justice of the Peace
I Toledo, Oregon,
Ms. Mortuazcs, and all kinds of lc?al paper!
te-'uted wlih correctness, t.areiui stieniiou
tren to all business entrusted to my care.
Kotice for Ptiblication.
Land Ollice at Oregon City, Oregon,
August lit h. Wii. :
..nfipT ia iiviivhy via i ii a i i nr.
.1 i..-ln...nu,n'n.l MAttlor has tiled notice Of hi?
intention to make tinal proof in supwrt of his I
claim, and that said proof will be made before f
tne uoumv i icra oi i-iuuoin i uui;i - ,
Oregon, on Seplomber ao, 1, viz:
CUARLES 8. WILSON, II. E. Ko. 8.MI,. ,
for the northeast H 'ection 84, township 10,
Heuamesthe following witnesses to prove
hit continuous residence upon and cultivation
.!.! , i .. uA..,..n llolVukp ntul .iaihtl I
OI saiu mini, in.. . w.. i i
Beers, of Eddyviue, Oregon. James i. miinmu
i j.i'nitwoou, i
It ii too late to get an Abstract of Title to a piece of
jsj land after you have bought it and lound o.it that 'there are S;
8 judgements and tax liens against it. . . 'Hie proper thing to
do is to have the".1'-' ' . " -
lij LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY,
's '
N of Toledo, make you an Abstract of Titlo before" investing
:jj your money. A business man now days never buys real
f; estate without! first obtaining evidence of a good title. S;
Address
.We warrant our work to be absolutely correct.
i;rosno cc Tcairs.
I
nil llelman J.t'hltwoi
Houtni A.
chltwox'd. Oregoi
JULl-tli, negiswr.
II. DEN LING ER,
Attorney-at-Law,
TOLEDO. - - OREGON.
PETER TELLEFSON,
Fai'ms for Sale.
C0PYFUGHTS
TrH5l 1 OBTA1X A PATENT t For
vnmpt answer and an honest opinion, wnia to
A i: S M Ac t'( wbo bare bsd nearlrtlfir lean1
ttl'ehence in the patent Lusinpsa. Conimunlca.
V' nsiirictly confidential. A Handbook of In.
rmatlon concemkng Ta tenia and bow tn oh.
Iftin I hum aan, Im. .it.n . I ' ' - T ' T! J : .
IeaI and scientific b".-!'.:; ii-iit lieo." . I
.".u.t. tuien ttironsb Jlunn Co. reeeir;
fecial notlcelntbe Wclrntlftc Amrrlrnn. and
lima arc broueht widely befnralhe publlcwltb
ut cot to tli. InTentnr. Thu .plendid r.pcr,
wsaod wcklr, elegantly H'Wrated. b br fti Hie
ri;cRt nrcniatina of anr scientific work In thw
wcrld. 83 a year. S.mp.e copies tent fre.
Building F.dltion. monthly. I'oa rear. 8inl
wclea, 'ill cent. Kvery number contalna beau
tiful'piaiPA, in color, and phnweniplis or new
Bouse, with plana, enahllna bukldurg to show tha
U'.p.t dcslims aud secure cnntr.rt. Address
1 Mlj.NN t CO, MiW Y01.K, atil BUOAUWAT.
I have several farms, both culti
vated and uncultivated, for sale in
tracts ot 40 acres and upwards.
These lands are clr-r'-c lol.-iit,
VvguLile and sheep culture. Will
be sold very cheap and on reason-
able terms. Anyone desiring to!
purchase such lauds will do well to;
call on or atldress
M. J. Allphix,
tf. Little Elk, Oregon.
-DEALER IN-
G-'Sn&rel t-i "Mercliantlise,
riourand Feed, Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gent3' Furnishln) Goor,
Cfrf, nT;L-.- ..lia Oil Clothine.
BOOTS AND SHOES,-
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Cgirs
2nd Tobscco, Fruits and Ccnfecticnsry.
Yaquina City, Orison.
James and Bill Sniouse and Charley
Cattem. They had two wagons.
We traveled over a hot and dusty,
dreary country without incident of
note until we reached the foot of
Mt. Hood. The young men de
termined to see the top of the old
peak, but Robert and Jau-es soon
got enough of the old trip and came
back to camp, but Riley, Dill and
Charley put their names in the box
the government has there for that
purpose, and seeing ropes down on j
the other side of the peak Bill
started down,' then soon called back
to his friends not to come any
further if they could get back. He
climbed down over some terriflic
places. The ropes was over 100
feet long aud after he reached the
end there was part of the rope gone
and he had to get down the best
he could. When he found himself
in a very dangerous place without
pike or gun for protection or de
fense. He finally reached the base
and started around the mountain
for camp. After walking near 15
miles he came to a sheep camp and
stayed all night there and started
at daylight and after a walk- of
eight miles he reached camp in
time to stop a searching party.
You may be sure they were all re
lieved for none of them wanted to
start over that mountain in search
01 nim. lie said it any one is
fond of adventure let him go through
his experience. Riley said when
he was at the foot he would give
a dollar to have been on top and
after he was on top he would have
given hi.s hair if he was in camp,
for it was a sight to look down up
on the other mountains all around,
but as lie was in his . shirt sleeves
and it was snowing and cold while
with the prospect of one of the
party all ready lost, he and Charley
started down the same side they
went up. They saw the great ice
cones and the boiling spring in its
snow bound crater s, and smelt and
saw the sulphur steam rising up
out of the place, they J knew that
there must be a hot place in the
mountains.
We came the old Barlow route
through the Cascades and through
Salem, up the Willamette valley,
through the , Kings and Blodget
valleys, over the Little Elk route,
then reached Yaquina, and up the
canyon of Simpson creek we reached
the ranch of friend A. L. Chitwood
Friday evening, the and.
We have looked around what we
could the hKt f'v.v are
well pleased with the prospects be
fore us. We have come to stay and
all want to find woik. I have a
team and would like to rent or buy
a small place where I can make an
j honest living and have good health
j an! a home without a mortgage,
j The Smoucc brothers and Charley
iCatlern are 'eiitlenieii of means.
j and are out on a pleasure trip qnd
sent to rortlan.1 and back to Salem
for 25 cents. A teamster agrees to
tak them for ao cents a hundred
and that is probably how they will
go. The railroad in reducing its
rales has not yet touched all the
buttons. Albany Democrat.
For being a free tilver man, t nd
for the part which he took in the
defeat of ex-Senator Lolph last
winter, which was more of omission
tiitui'commi.ssion, the fat 1 as gone
forth by the gold standard republi
cans mat linger ticimann must
be beaten for a renomination at the
hands of his party next year.. The
fight upon Hermann has been
opened by the Oregonian in a
series of letters purporting to come
from republicans from various parts
of the state, in all of which letters
Hermann is roundly scored. These
letters bear fictitious .'ignatures
and all are from some obscure
place. The first wa dated at
Eola, in 1'olk county, but it bore
the ear marks of Tom Tongue's
style of writing. The fight ingoing
to be an interesting one, as the
wily Binger is something of a poli
tician himself, and when his op
ponents finally capture his political
scalp, they will flu J that many of
themselves will bear wounds " that
will be long in healing.
. IH
Steer Creel: Note.
We are having fine weather at
present, and we are glad to say our
hay is all in the barn.
Mrs. M. E. Hamar and family
returned home yesterday from a
three week's visit at Nashville.
The little dance given at the
residence of John liensen's went off
nicely. There were quite a number
there.
Two young gentlemen from
Portlan i made this vicinity a call
the other day.
Miss Mary Ilamar left oday for
a.stay of a week or sp on the Y.it
quina river at Norton siding.
Flktta.
August 3, 1895.
For Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale
land near Chitwood station, as fol
lows:
One tract, 67 acres; good orchard
and barn; about 10 acrer in culti
vation. This is a splendid location
and will be sold cheap for cash.
Also several small tracts, good
fruit c.iJ land, well located.
Will be f-old at reasonable rates,
aud purchase price taken either in
work or money.
A good stone quarry lying close
to the O. P. track and convenient
to work and load on cars, will be
leased or sold to parties who will
work it.
Call on or address
M. T. Wmitnky,
Chitwood, Ore. -
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