THE-
1 YAQUINA CASH STORE, 1
gj YAQUINA CITY, OREGON.
HAS ON HANDS A FULL LINE OF 3!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
j Gents' Furnishing Goods, Underwear, Hats, 2
Shoes, Oil Clothing, Ladies' and 3
Childrens' Shoes, Stationery, 1
GHOCEMES, FLOUlt and FEED. 1
j ALL GOODS SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES. 3
PETER TELLEFSOST.
Proprietor. f
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TOO LATE !
It is t .io late to get an Abstract of Title to a piece of
S 1n.tf4 nftor t-in li.ti.a Krt,-V- ,1 1 .. .1 A. il l
uuiu auki jww ia c uiugui n
,8
S judgements and tax liens against
do is to have the
LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY,
. of Toledo, make you an Abstract of Title before investing
;' your money. A business roan now days never buys real
i'sj estate without first obtaining evidence of a good title.
, js We warrant our work to be absolutely correct. Address..
Crosno & Pcairs.
.1
CASH - STORE
Ynquiiia City, Oregon.
taple and Fancy Groceries
Hardware, Tinware, Etc.
Goods Sold a t
San Francisco Prices.
J. S. BOOTH, Prop,,
YAQUINA CITY, OREGON.
C. B. CROSNO & CO,
hi Mais Agists il IMsn,
IIAVK BARGAINS IN
Farm Lands, Tide Lands, Coal Lands, Town
Property in single Lots or Blocks
IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED.
Abslivt of Title to any property in Lincoln Count"
furnished on demand.
Toledo
YATES & YATES,
LAWYERS,
CORVALLIS,
OREGON
D. J. CHITWOOD,
Painter and Paperhanger,
TOLEDO, OREGON,
Will do your work at hard time
prices. Give us a call and save
raoney. Satisfaction guaranteed.
TOO LATE ! !
auu 1UUUU UUl LlitlL lllcrC Hit? ;
it. The roper thing to
Oregon
JL DENLlNGmi,
Attorney-at-Law,
TOLEDO, OREGON.
4 B0 YEARS'
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGNS.
COPYRIGHTS o.
Anrone tending nketch and description may
qulcklrucertuln, free, whether an In rent I on la
prohnhlr patentable. Communications strtctlr
contMentlal. oideHt ajzency forsecunnff pntent
hi America. We have a Wanliliiiitnn omoe.
Patents taken thrown Milan Co. reoelra
special notice In the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beantlfullr lllnirtrated, lanreiit circulation of
any scientific lournal, wecklr. terms tf.iu a Tftari
II. Win months. Mpecltunn copies and lltKD
Book on 1'atsxts sent free. Address
MUNN A CO.,
361 Broadway, New York.
N,
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real
; Property under Execution.
! VOTICE IS HEREBY C.1VEN THAT I'NIiER
1 i-" an execution and order of sale issued out o
the Circuit Court of the state of Orciron for the
v ouiuy oi Lincoln, unaer me seal ot saia court
and bearing date the 'Jhth day of January, lh!7,
upon a judgment duly rendered by said court
in an action wherein U. u. Copeland wan plain
tiff'and Anne E. Parker was defendant on the
2ih day of January, lwi". in favor of said plain
tiff a,ud against the said defendant Anne E.
l'arker, for the sum of One Hundred and Klflv
sU and D-j-KHl Hollars in V. s. gold coin, with
interest thereon in like gold coin at the rate of
ten per cent ier aunuiii from the 2th day of
January 1MI7, ami the further sum of Forty and
ItVlOu llollars costs and disbursements, and tor
the sale of the real projiertv hereinafter
described, attached in said action; and which
said judgment w as duly docketed in the judg
ment docket of the said court on the 'JMh day
of January 1S7, and which said execution is
sued thereon is to me direeied and commands
me to satisfy the the said sums of money due
thereon by the sale of the real proiierty herein
after described, the same having been duly at
tached by me in the said action, towit: Com
mencing at a point on the right bank of Ya
iuina Hay between sections 18 and in, in town
ship 11, south, range in, west of the Willamette
meridian, County of Lincoln, Slate of Oregon,
thence west '1 chains to the l.i section cornet
lictween sections 18 and 111, township 11, south,
range 10. west; thence souths chains; thence
cast 'a the meandered line on the right bank
of Yaquina May; thence north 20 degiees to the
place of beginning, containing ten acres and
fortv rods, being fractional lot 6 in section 111,
township II, south, range 10, west, less O. 1'. R.
K. right-of-way, also less live acres oil' south
end of said lot six leaving four acres, more or
less, all situated in Lincoln Countv, Oregon.
Now, therefore. In compliance w 1th said exe
cution and order of sale, 1 will on
Saturday, the 6th day of March, 1897,
ut tliu hour 01 leu o clock in the torenoon of
said day, at the Court house door
in the City of Toledo, Lincoln countv, Oregon,
oiler for sale and sell at to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the above described real
property, and all of the right, title, interest and
estate of the said defendant Anne E. l'arker of,
in, and to the same to satisfy the amount due
on the judgment and siad execution, and costs
and accruing costs.
Dated this 2sth day of January, 189".
UliOHliU A. LANDIS,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon,
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real
l'roperty Under Execution
and Order of Sale.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'NDER
an execution issued out of the Circuit Court
of the Slate of Oregon for the Countv of Lin
coln, duly attested under seal of said court, and
bearing date the iHth day of .lannarv, 18117, on a
decree of foreclosure and order of siilo render
ed and entered In sain court In a suit wherein
W. 1'. Lord, tlovernor; Harrison K. Kincnid,
Secretary of State, and Phil Metchan, Treasurer
of the State of Oregon, consisting the Hoard of
Commissioners for the sale of N hool and I'nl
versity lands, and for the investment of funds
arising'therelrom, was plaintiff, and Addle
Whitney, widow of; liessie Walker and .lames
II. Walker, her husband, and Ella uhi..,,.v
, helrs-at-law of 0. A. Whitney, deceased, and J.
' J. Whitnev as administrator of the estate of
A. Whitney, deceased, were defendants, for the
sum of tine Thousand and Sixty-one Dollars,
w ith interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum from the UMh dav of January, I8I17,
and forSevcnty-llve Dollars attorney's fees, and
the further sum of Twenty-six Dollars costs,
i Against all defendants foreclosing the mort
gage set out in the coniiileini and lor thesale
j oi the real properly herein described; and
which execution and order of sale bears date
the 2iith day of January, 1MI7, and said cxien-'
Hon issued thereon as aforesaid, is to me di-
rected and commands me to sell all of the fol
I lowing described real properly to sntisiv said
decree and execution, towit: The southeast
quarter oi section 12, in township 11, south, of
; range 11, west of the Willamette meridian, oon-
mining 1011 acres, in Lincoln countv, Oregon,
togi thei with all the tenements and heredita
ments thereunto belonging or in anv wlseap
: pertaining. Now therefore, In compliance with
said execution and order of sale, 1, as such
sherill'willou
! 5uturdav. the 6th dav nr M-ti-rh iRn?
1 at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of ;
: said day, at the front door of the court house1
1 in the cny of Toledo, i.inco u count .-, Oregon,
idler for sale and sell at public auction to the
, highest bidder for cash in hand. i .s. gold coin
! il 1 ;he HghMitle, interest ami e.-tale of the !
said defendants in and to the above-described
teal properly with the appurtenance, subject 1
to redemption under the laws of Oregon, to sat-
I (it V Ull if I 1) Vim 1, , I. .., nil.) 11.... .......',-..
on, together with cost and accruing costs.
Dated, Toledo, O... Januarv 28th. 18117.
l,i:illillK A I. wins
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon,
By J. 11. Ross, Deputy.
:
Notice, of. Sheriff Sale of Real
Property under Execution.
votice is iiKREiiY fin-Ex Til t vsT,KK
a' an execution iwojetl out oithet:ireult Court
of the Stute oi Oregon for the Countv of Lincoln,
duly interned umler I he cciil of vaiil court, 11 1 1 I
lnnriiiB lime the 2Mh diiy of jKiiuury, A. I).
lMt", on h decree of foreclosure and sale render
ed and entered in wild court in a huh wheiein
('. O. Coiielnnd wan plulntlil' and 11. K. llaker
and Nellie . I, llaker, i jlwaril I.. Shipley, Sol
Kltiirand Minnie li. Lee, administratrix of the
estate of J. 11. Lee, deceased, were defendant.
In favor.of said iiliiiutill ami against said de
fendantH, II. K. llaker, Nellie .1. llaker, Isdward
L. Shipley, Sol King ami .Minnie K. Leo, admin
Isirattix of the esliuo of .1. 11. Lee, d. ceasid, lor
the sum of Three Hundred and l.lirhty-llvo and
IM IiO Hollars, with interest ther.M n .it the rate
of per cent per annum fr. m tl.e : 'Jtith duy
ot .lanunr", P UT, and ThL ty-iivo 1 nr attor
ney fe s, i'.. .(I ifie further m'.oi 1.1 'i uentv-two
hii.i u 1 i .it., iirxcosts. A: 11. ik. a 1 1. 1 endauts
f.-le.lohi...-: :.e tnorliralre H..i I ; ho rx.tn.
I plaint a mi ; 1. r the sale of the i... 1 property
hereinafter inscribed and w i.ic." ! ,.,-sdate the
j Jiith day 01 nuary, 1MI7; an 1 .i.i : execution
1 iMied then . 1, n uforouald U i.. . direeied
! "iiil .11:1..!.. e to svli all of 11.,. following-
j !. scrl tu r in .r. .... rty to miUn.v aid decree
1 mid ci.tioii, t. 1. ii : Lots nuu.n 1 -1,6,11,7,8,
ami in '"lock No. ,1: u'so Lots . unilier , 4, 5,
1.. ! end 10. in no i-:. No. I'.; alMi Lots Sum-
licr 1, 1 1 no., ii: in . l..ci; No. Hi; il.i Iits
J.iie.iie :. 'J. .1 it '. 1 - iii .i:.,.-k N.i.-.H.... all
of il'.y iml.. l..v L, Llocka
Niii.iIj. r. d in, it, 1;. and If. uelnif in llu
ford's addition to the town of Alexandria., Lin
coln County, Oregon.
Now, therefore, in compliance with said exe
eut'on and order of sale, I, as such sherlll', will
on
Saturday, the 6th daj qf March, 1897,
at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of
said day at the front door of the court house in
the City of Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon, of
fer for sale and sell at pulilic auction to high
est bidder for U. S. gold coin, cash in hand all
the right, title, interest and estate of the said
defendants In and to the said above described
real projrty with the appurtenances, subject
to redemption, to satisfy said execution and
the amounts due thereon as above stated, to
gether wiih the costs and accruing costs.
Dated January 2tth, li'.i".
OKOItdE A. LANDIH,
Hheritrof Lincoln County, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Land Olllce at Oregon City, Oregon,
January li, lh'.7.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
' followliig-nam..d settler has Hied notice of
his intention to make iiunl proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at
T..I...1.. ... ..... ... . '
u.cuu, 11 reur.iary in:.., via
JOHN I'. ALLEN,
II. t..
. HUSK,
for the southeast of northeast '4, north U
of southeast '.4, norlhcast of southwest y. of
section 4, town 11, south, range , west.
He names the following w itnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vIj: C. II. Young, lielbert 8. Kel
ton and V. A. Oodwln, of Nashville, Oregon,
and L. C. Norton, of Norton. Oregon.
KOUEUT A. MILLl.lt, Kcglster.
What A Lie.
It takes money to run
paper. St. John News.
What an exaggeration ;
a news-1
what a
whopper. It has been disproved
a thousand times; it is a clean case
m.i.v. xi uucsii i iaKe:
money to run a newspaper. It can
be run without money. It is not a
business venture; it is a charitable
institution, a begging concern. A
newspaper is the child of the air, a
creature of a dream. It can go on
and on and on, when any other
concern, would be in the hands of a
receiver and wound up with cob
webs in the windows.
It takes wind to run a newspaper,
it takes gall to tun a newspaper; it
takes a scintillating, aecrobatic im
agination, half a dozen white shirts
and a railroad pass to run a news
paper. But money Heavens to
EeUy and six hands around, who
ever needed money in conducting
a newspaper! Kind words are the
medium of exchange that do the
business for the editor kind words
and church social tickets. When
you see an editor with money,
watch him. He will be paying his
bills and disgracing his profession.
Never dive money to an editor.
Make him trade it out. He likes
to swap.
Then when you die, after having
stood around for years and sneered
at the editor and his little jim crow
paper, be sure and have your wife
send in for three extra copies by
one of your weeping children, and
when she reads the generous and
touching notice about you, forewarn
her to neglect to send 15c! to the
editor. It would overwhelm him.
Money is a corrupting thing. The
editor knows it, and what he wants
is your heartfelt thanks. Then lie
can thank the printers and they
can thank the grocers.
Take your job work elsewhere
and then come and ask for free
notices. Get' your lodge letter
heads and stationery printed out of
to.vn, and then flood the editor with
be aitllflll thoughts in resolutions of
, , , .
respect and cards of thanks. Thev
, , . ,. .
make such spicy reading, and when
.'-,-,
JOU pick It up filled With these
1 ,' . . ,
glowing and VlVld moi'tliarv articles
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i you are so proud of your little local
: paper! !
I IJut money scorn the filthy
j thing. Don't let the poor, innocent
I f '"'V "y fut iU
Keep tI,ot for sol,d tradespeople
! wll charge for their wares. The
editor gives his bounty away
The
He'll
lias a
Lord loves a cheerful giver,
take care of the editor. He
charter from the state to act
as a
doDrmat for the community. He
will get the paper out somehow;
and stand up for the town and
whoop it up for you when you tun
for office, and lie about your pigeon
toe daughter's tacky wedding, and
blow about your big footed sons,
when they get a $4 a week job,
and weep over your shrivelled soul
when it is released from your grasp
ing body, and smile at your giddy
wife's second marriage. Don't
worry about the editor; he'll get
on. The Lord knows how, but
somehow. Ex.
Should no appropriation bill be
passed by the legislature during the
next two years it would mean that
a million and a half of state taxes
would be piled up in the state
treasury, and just that much money
taken from the . circulation of the
state. Times would then become
bard with a vengeance.
Bryan visited congress the other
day and the house went wild over
him. Never has there been such a
demonstration as was accorded him
on the floor of the house. And
yet we are told that Bryan is a
dead duck.
They call him a Lake, but there
is a suspicion after all tbat he is so
shallow that he is only a frog pond
after all.
One Qood Kansas Law.
The Kansas legislature has passed
j one measure, at least, that appears
; to have some merit. It nrnviriPc
1 that all promissory notes made in
: that state must be stamped bv the
county assessor in order to mnL-
them collectible. This law will
make it very difficult to hide this
class of personal property from
taxation. In every state in the
union the wealthy money lenders
have escaped a fair share of the
burdens of government by conceal
ing their wealth Irom the tax
gatherers. As a result the owners
of landed property and personal
property that can not be easily
placed out of sight have to bear an
unjust proportion ot taxation.
The Kansas law is a move in the
right direction, and is worthy of
imitation in every state in the
union. If all the states were to
treat the money lenders alike they
would gain nothing by withdraw
ing their capital from one state to
place it in another where their
operations could be more easily
hidden from the assessor.
The Meanest Thing Yet.
On account of the discriminations
of certaiu court house officials the
News and Post both declined to hid
on the official printing which covers
nothing but the publishing of the
proceedings of the county court,
that both papers publish as matters
of news, and if this sanctimonious
popocratic lying chutch member
that smears ink on the Toledo hiind
bill could conscientiously make
oath to what he calls his list of
bona fide paying subscribers foi the
sake of getting "ten cents" pyr
square for this small item of print
ing he is welcome to it for aught
we care. Newport News.
That's the meanest, lowest down
thing the old maid ever said about
us. We don't mind the part that
attempts to reflect on our connec
tion with the church, for that is a
matter we don't have to answer to
the old maid for, but when he
accuses the county court of dis
criminating in favor of theLEAUKR
on anything, then he has crossed
the limit. The idea of standing in
with the county court! That's
worse man anytntng we can
and the old maid is ahead.
say
A Jersey cow owned by J. W.
Terwilliger, of Union county, has
developed an unnatural affection
j recently, the object of her unusual
attention being some young pigs,
j says the Elgin Recorder. Not long
j since it became evident that some-
thing was getting away with the
j heifer's milk, but it was several
days ere the thief was discovered.
Then it was iotind that while the
heifer was lying down the pigs got
the milk, the heifer being so well
satisfied with the proceedings that
she not only consented to it, but
even evinced an affection for the
pigs when they were shut away
from her.
Today at 12 o'clock Grover
Cleveland retired from the presi
dency of these United States and
Wm. McKinley became the chief
executive. The republicans now
have control of every branch of the
government, and will shape the
policy thereof. President McKin
ley will undoubtedly convene con
gress in extraordinary session at
once for the purpose of passing a
tariff act. We hope that such an
act will be at once passed. We do
not believe that any good to the
masses will come of it, but it has
been announced as the sovereign
remedy and for one, we are ready
to try il.
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Already have a number of lead
ing republican papers began to cry
halt on the tariff question. They
realize that the tariff that promotes
and encourages trusts will not
meet with the approval of the
people.