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DIRECTORY.
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursday, January 28, 1897.
LINCOLN COUNT!.
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Tol. Carter
E. K. Lake
J. 0. Stearns
B. F. Jones
George Landis
J. L. Hyde
8. G. Irvin
Z. M. Derrick
Hurley Lutz
T. M. Oonmbg
Chm. William.
iminlonera j . . F.A.Godwin
LmtTCommiBsloners Court meets on Wed
S.r after the first Monday In February,
Ei' jnM, August, October and December.
f CIKCl'IT COURT.
L j.c.Fullerton ...Judge
?E Vte Pro- Attonmy
Kurt convenes on 4th Monday in July and
irth Monday In January of each year.
It senator
;KereMntatlve,
nr8pCTntendent
rverot
aeaof
uaer ,
CITY OF TOLEDO.
Recorder
.MarBhal
pf F.Jones,
i.siewn
.feaf. Bubl....
iTn irmuRtAd
I ii. Alexander I
1,1 Kwtad I Aldermen
IT. Peterson,
lliedridt,
tier Waugn, J
Council meets on the first Monday evening in
arb month.
TOLEDO I'KECINCT.
uMofthe Peace J. A. Hall
.stable j.L.Aitive
NEWPORT.
tire of the Peace Geo. F. Sylvester
uuble, W. H. Crutchtield
YAQUINA.
Hot rf the Peace, J. S. Booth
iiuiAbie . . . .V. L. Watkins
ELK CITY.
i.llreof the Peace A. B. Clark
tollable Alex Burkhalter
I LITTLE ELK.
uil'e of the Peace Chas. Henderson
uutaole L. b. Derrick
XASIIVILLK.
jtlce of the Teace I. S. Huntington
'oiutable N. F. Edwards
BKAVER CREEK.
tatlreof the Peace Pam'l Hill
instable Joseph Gourley
TIDEWATER.
istlce of the Tcaco N. .1. Goodman
jMtable V. A. Vidito
LOBSTER.
ilastlceof the Peace L. A. reek
omtable . v. PTaylor
LOWER ALSE.l and Y ACHATS.
Justice of tho Peace Wni. Vakfleld
instable John Early
SALMON RIVER.
luitlce of the Pence ...Chan. Rrail
mutable M. Uerton
ROSS.
atlceof the Pence W. H. Coot
turntable Geo. E. Croxford
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
UETHOMST EPISCOPAL CHURCII-Pervices
- at loledoon the nrsl and s- coml Sulilmth
( each month, morningand evening; servlcfs
atsilattun third and fourth Kabtath of each
Month. Kev. W. II. MYERS, Pastor.
yT. JOHN'S CM I'HC II (Protestant Epin-opal.
livlne servloe the third Snndav of everv
month, nl 11 a. m. All are invited to attend.
ill. ( has. Booth, Missionary. I'.esideuce,
.icv) tun, ur,
!l 0. 0. F.-Toledo Lodge, No. 108, Meet
'very Saturday evening at their hall in this
town.
IJ.T.EWING.Sec'v.
J. II. TCRSIDOE, S. G.
1 0. 0. F.-Ilnv Lodge No. 118, of Yaqnlna City
1 meets evervWedneFdav evening. Visitlnj
brothers are always welcome.
, , S. A. PRUITT, N. G.
E. J. BURROWS, Secretary.
Number 46.
I ?' J Newport Lodge No. 89, meets every
J "tnrdayevening. visiting brothers are cor
"ally invited to attend, L. 0. OLSSON, X. G.
'W.OLIVKK, Secretary.
I ? - H. Elk Lodge No. in, meets every
Saturday evening in its hall at Elk City,
"siting brothers always welcome.
n , .i, o p- A- MILLER, N. 0.
0. Bolfkill, Secy.
i f A. M. Newport Lodge No. R, regular
" convocation cn Saturday on or before each
rail moo.i. Visiting brothers are cordially
ft XI U ft l UTnV XI
JOHN BUCKLEY, Secy' '
W.
Vqulna Bay Council No. 745 National Union.
meets on second and fourth Friday nlghtsof
tneimmih. Traveling friends are wlcome.
h. PhAIRS, Sec. B. F. JONES, Pres.
DO GOOD LODGE No. 70, Kenekah Degree,
mil city on Tuesday evening of each week.
,. ALICE WAUGH, N. G.
ANNETTE KROGSTAD.Secretary.
(1 A. R. Abe Lincoln Post No. M, meets in
ikiV?e0oo1 Templars Hall on the Bret and
"Ird Saturdays of each month.
T d ,". R.STURDEVANT, Post Com.
" P. FISH, Adjutant.
0. U. W. Western Star Lodge No. 73,
. in me uua reuows nan, hmjuihb,
monlh "i"11 third Saturday evenings in each
iBiiinK oroinm are aiwavs weiwjni.
n . H. K. LUGGER, M. W.
L. TRAVIS, Recorder.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Pocahontas
ikli i V" ,niM Thursdays In each monm in
.12? Feiiows1 hall. Visiting neighbors are
xm w c
A. ARNOLD,
Consnl.
GEO. BETHERS,
Clerk.
firrtnga Grove. Woodmen circle', meets on the
,.. 1 and 4th Thursdays of each month at
o'clock r m.
u Mrs. JlKKIl ABXOLO, W. 0.
Eciticx Aim, Clerk.
D. J. CHITWOOD,
Painter and Paperhanger,
TOLEDO, OREOON,
Will do your work at bard time
Prices. Give ns.a call and save
money. Satisfaction guaranteed.
O'BRIEN'S,
4,000,000 women wear
Warner's Corsets
4,000,000 living witnesses
to their superior
Fit
i -Stvle
Comfort
' General Excellence
AGENT FOR
WARNER'S
Perfect Fitting,
Latest Styles
CORSETS.
ALSO
'CjB Ala Spirits,'
DISTRICT COURT.
A Short
Docket, With
Litigation.
but Little
The Best French Corset ti
Market.
the
Price,
$1.50
JUST ARRIVED:
A LARGE LINE OF
The Latest Styles in SHOES.
District court for the regular
January term convened last Mon
day. The docket was not a very
lengthy one and the court cleared
up the business in two days and
adjourned for the term. Not a jury
trial was had. and the expense of
securing a jury and the mileage and
attendance of the jury was of no
avail. The grand jury after being
in session two days returned one
true bill and one not li uc uills.
The true bill was the State of
Oregon vs. Geo. Crowder, on the
charge of burglary. The defendant,
which was a boy only a little under
fifteen years of age, plead guilty
and on Tuesday was sentenced to
one year in the reform school.
The grand jury made a final
report as follows:
To the Honorable J. C. Fuller
ton, Judge:
The grand jury would submit the
following report:
That in accordance with the law
and your instructions to us we have
examined into all cases held for ap
pearance before.this grand jury and
made due report thereof to the court;
that we have been in session the
past two days and have given due
attention to all ether business pre
sented to us, reporting when neces
sary; that as per instruction of the
court the grand jury have cons"der-
Men's French Calf
T rrvAr.o'ed the matter of the sale of intoxi
L(ULC Ul UVUiyi COO 'eating liquor to Indians, and.we
or Toe arid Tip,
Price, $4.00
1:
Meri'sBestFrericri
Calf Bals, Triple
Sole, Scotch, edge,
Hand seved. Best
iritrje MarKet
Price, $4.50
T-J-r rA coxAlQr-1 T? n 7 would recommend that liquor deal
-Li.tai.iu. ovu, j.i.u.tv ers from this date discontinue all
sales of liquors to these people, al
though there may be some doudt as
to the law governing the sale of li-
. quors to such persons.
We have visited and examined
a'l the county offices, and frcm the
s lort investigation given v.e found
e erthing in good order, but inas
! much as several citizens and tax
I payers have so requested, we would
recommend that all the books of the
: county officers be examined by an
expert accountant and report thereof
I made, the expense of the same to
! not cost more than $150 or $200.
Having finished all business pre
sented, we respectfully submit this
our final report, and ask to be
excused from further attendance.
W. C. Copelaxd, Foreman,
1
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Men's Fine Calf, Lace and
Congress, Genuine Hand;
Welt, Bon Ton toe and
tips. The very latest
Price, $4.00
MEN'S Fine Calf, Lace
and Congress, Genuine
Hand Welt, Harvard Toe
and Tip.
PRICE, 33-5 and 4-
AN UNLIMITED STOCK OF
MEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING, FUR
NISHING GOODS, HATS and
PAPS DRY GOODS, FANCY" GOODS.MEAlexander;rec
LiYJ-O, -LM.VA " ! judgment for plaiuti
and xWliurss.
CUSTOM TAILORING A SPECIALTY.
Mail and Express Orders Promptly Filled
O'BRIEN'S
YAQUINA.
ONE
PRICE
CASH
STORE.
J. C. Reynolds,
B. Morrison,
Jno. Steel,
Valentine Thiel,
Fred Joss,
P. N. Lathrop.
The other cases were disposed of
as follows:
1. W S Hufford vs. T P Fish:
recovery of money; settled.
2. S L Kline vs. F M Stanton;
recovery of money; demurrer over
ruled; decree.
3. C G Copsland vs. R F Eaker,
1 t al fnrwlrwiiref rfertf- of fore
closure and order of sale of attached
property.
4. Arthur Rochester vs. T II
Horning; foreclosure: decree and
order of sale.
5. C G Copeland vs. Anna Hand
Thos E Parkw; recovery of money;
motion to set aside deiault; motion
: overruled.
6. C G Copeland vs. Win H and
recoery ot money;
ff.
7. H Broders vs. T II Horning;
recovery of money; judgment for
'plaintiff and order ol sale of aiuchei
i property
I 8. E A Chapman vs J J Whitney,
et a!.; return of service set aside,
j 9. Jno McCullum vs. Mary Fitz
' Patrick et al.: continued for service,
! 10. E U Will vs. Matilda Hamar;
! recovery of money; continued for
1 service.
j 11. Board of schoolfund com vs.
Addie Whitney et al.; foreclos ire:
decree.
12. S A Wright vs. Anna Wright
etal.; equity; continued for term.
13. Nellie Campbell vs. Thos B
Cahill, division of property; com
missioners appointed to make par
tition. 14. State of Oregon vs. Z Job;
indictment; dismissed.
15. F M Carter vs. Geo Bamford;
foreclosure; decree.
16. Currance Shepard vs. R F
Baker etal; equity, continued for
term.
17. Peter Tellefson vs. T M
Coombs; recovery of money; judg
ment.
18. Peter Tellefson vs. Ira A
Miller et al; dismissed.
19. J C Altree vs. M M Hufford
and Valentine Thiel; referred to E
L Bryan to take testimony.
20. Allen Parker vs. Peek &
Russell; recovery of money; con
tinued for term.
21. W P Murphy vs. T W Ger
man; appeal; settled.
22. M S Woodcock vs. Lafayette
Wilson; recovery of money; judg
ment for $703 and $61 attorney fees.
23. Anna Maria Matthews vs.
G A Landis, sheriff; injunction; re
ferred to R A Bensell to report the
testimony at next term.
24. K O Krogslad vs. Vaquina
Bay Creamery Co.; sale confirmed.
25. Geo A Landis, sheriff, vs.
Lincoln county et al; niandamu-:;
ten days to answer; to be heard at
chambers in Albany.
26. Tillman &Bendellvs. Claude
and Kate Warren; confirmation of
sale; sale confirmed.
27. M S Woodcock vs. J R Bay
ley et al; sale confiimed.
28. The Oregon Central & Eas
tern R R vs. Wra 1 eg: ca.-e
removed to U S district court.
29. John Stimpson vs. L Logan;
1 - . ! 1
I appcai; cuimnucu.
30. Milton Hunt vs. B F Jones;
foreclosure; settled.
31. JJ Bullus vs. J H Collins;
continued for service.
32. Adolph Taylor vs. Allen
Parker; appeal; order for justice
court to send up transcript.
33. A E Laws vs. F M Johnson;
sale confirmed. .
34. J J Bullus vs. Jno McCullum;
sale confirmed.
35. J R Bayley vs. Thos Ferr;
writ of review; order for justice to
furnish transcript.
36. State of Oregon vs. George
Crowder; indictment found on
Monday; plead guilty and sentenced
to one year in reform school.
37. Minnie Arnold vs. Wm.
Mackay; default.
38. State of Oregon vs. Oscar
Brown; not a true bill.
" Merit tatfkiVtba BH
intriofie TtUo of I I Iff Q
Hood'iBajMfartUa.
Merit in mcdiciae mean tb power to
van. Hood't Befperill f on win ctoI
and oDeqatUJed cnrtlvt power tad there
fore It aaa troa merit. When yo boy
Hood'a Benepaiiila, and take it according
to direetlona, to ptuifr jemt Mood, or
core any ot the man blood diaeaaea, jam
era morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to core la there. Toa are not
tryinf an experiment. It will make yoor
Mood para, rich and Doariahin(, and tboa
drire oat tbe ferme of dleeeet, trt-nrthea
the Darren and bmUd ptbawboleeyaUm.
Blood's
Sarsaparilla
It the aeat, ta faet-tbe One Tree Want farlaer.
rteaaiad earr by C L Hood a Caw LoveO. Maee,
Hood's Pills