! DIRECTORY. . Another VoIumeBegun., : V The'tate Tax Question. 1 " LINCOLN COUNTY i wv Joint Senator Couifty Judge ' -' Sheriff - ' - 5 t Treasurer - -. f ' School Superintendent ' i, j Surveyor. - ' - '- , Asaesgor ' . - - - . - Coroner - ' - T . Tbl. Cartel1 E.'R. Lake J. OStearns . B.V. Jonea George.Landis . J. Ii Hyde S.ft. Irvin Z.m Derrick Hurley Lutz T. M. Coombs Chas. Williams E. A. Godwia County Commissioners Court meets on'Wed- neBday after. the first Monday in February, 1 April, June, August, October and December. .Commissioners CIRCUIT COURT. i Hon. J. C. Fullerton, .......Judge tv. is. lates rroa. Attorney LCourt convenes on th Monday in July and Linn jnonuay in .mnuory oi eacn year. ,-. "CITV.OF TOLBDO. p; Jones, Mayor V. Stewart. ...... Recorder . ,. Arnold, ..:....,. .'.........Marshal ; jL Oowell,..'.,..J...?. AL. Tlllotson, ,....: ...... (. r. M stn rr. ; .' . 1 Aldermen tester naugu M. . A. T. Peterson ... 7j.. J . Council jheets on the first Monday evening In each mouth. i ; ,. TOLEDO PRECINCT. "5. i J'us,tlce of fhoH'ence , J.A.Hall Constable - .' J.C.Altree 7 NEWPORT, . I Justace ef the Peace Geo. F. Sylvester I Coimtable, :. W. H, Crutchfleld - . VA01T1V4 ; ' .iwticeTif the Peace , J. 8. Booth ' Constable- V. L. Watkins V : ELK CITY. i f.lustice of the Peace A. P.. Clark s J Constable, . . : .' Alex Burkhalter LITTLE ELK. fi Jusiii oi the Peace. , .Chas. Henderson ' Constable..... i Z. S. Derrick ' NASHVILLE. f' .Justice nf the Peace 1.8. Huntington ft f ('unstable;. ...' N; E.Edwards , . . 1IISAVEKCRI51CK. 'I : Juptfre of the IVace Sam'l Hill Constable , Joseph Gourley :m TIDEWATER. ' - r Juitiw4 the Peace...., N. .1. Goodman , tmiaftle......;.i. W. a. Vldlto i ' ' LOHSTI5U. J , Justice of the Peace '. ...L. A. leek constable W. PTaylor I . LOWER ALSEA and YACHATH. Justice of the Peace Win. Wakefield f Countable... ...jv -.John Early I SALMON IUVER. , ' Justine u! the Peace. Chns. Read I Cuustaliln... M. Uerton 5 1 -." ROSS. J Justice of the Peace' W.H. Cook Constablo Geo. E. Croxford j , . CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. CETHODIST EPISCOPAL CIIURCH-Services i. at Toledo on the first and second Sabbath i eacn montn, morning and evening; services cueizoiwirara nnti inurin .ftuoath oi each wnth. liev. W H. MYERS. Pastor. T. crtl'RCH Protestant EjiUcoplil.) invioe servi w uiu iuiru puinuiv oi every month, at II a. m. All are invited to attend, riev. Chns. Uooth, Misslonarj'. , Residence, 'ltcctorf." 'sTewP'rt. Or. ' I O. O. E. Toledo Lndirfl, No. "very Saturday evening at thei J. Il.TURNIDGE, N.ti vtowtl. . ' EWING, See'y. 1(18. Meet their hall In this T O. 0. F. Bay Ixidge No. 116, of Yaqnina City, meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting "brothers are always welcome. S. A. PRUITT, N. G. . E. J. BURROWS, Secretary. . T (). O. F. Newport Lodge No. 8H, meets every Satnrdlivevenlnir. viKitfnff lirttthors nr iir.r. i ' dlally invited to attend, L. O. OLSSO.X, X. G. f W-OLIVER, Secretary. f, o. O. F. Elk Lodge No. 1:14, meets every a S.ltunlauevnnliitf (n ta Ktill at VII fiv siting brothers uiways welcome. ' P. A. MILLER, K. G, M. E. Mays, Secy. WARNER'S Perfect Fitting, Latest Styles , 4,000,000 women wear Warner's Corsets 4,000,000 living witnesses - to their superior 170 i ;tvle I IH'TSt-CoVnfort i. Xi. Sr General Excellence rriT?STcT .Vth this issue the I,9ader has fouqded-out another year of exist tenctf aDd starts in on its fifth" ye'ar of Jrlals and tribulations. .It haS survived against four years of jharct knocks, and hard times, and .daM ing that time it has done-' jts full I for the people to be ' compelled. 1o '' shaVe ' toward helping along ,'tHe town and county.l The' I,bader' never aspired to be anythkig.bat a paper, ALSO The Best French Corset 1: the . Market. Price, $1.50 aJTJTST1 AFRFRI"s7-E1IZ): a large line of - . The Latest Styles in SHOES. Meri's Ererct Calf Lace ardCorigress Harid-seWed, Raz ; or Toe arid Tip, ; Priced $4.00 Mer'sBest French Laii tfais, inpie Sole, Scotcl edge, Har)d seWed; Best lrtle Market. Price, $4.50 . I I.4A, 51. Newport Lodire No. 85, reirnlar a ' convocation on Saturdav on or before each .inn tnoo.i. Visitini? brothers are cordirdly welcomed. A. H. HAMPTON, M. W. JOHN IllTKLEY, Secy ' - -Jft.. v-v til rV a 1 : ' to Men's Fine Calf Lace and Congress, Genuine Hand Welt, Bon Ton toe and tips. The very latest. Price, $4.00 Vaqnina Pay Council No. 7JS National Union, ,. meets on second andfourth Friday nlghtaof ..the month. Traveling iriendu are welcome. a. i:. Pi:AIKS, See. U. F. JONKS, Pres. TIO GOOD LODGE No. 70, Itetiekah Deirree, , 1 M' ' (I. F., meets in the Odd Fellowshall in fc thin eity on Tuesday evening of each week. ' ALICE WAUHH.N.G. . 4 ANSErrE KROC.STAD.iSeeretary. tl A. R. Abe Lineoln Post No. (18, meets in " "o Wood Templars Hall on the (Iriit and " tnirrj Satunlays of each month. ' ' '. H- K- STURDtVANT, Post Com. I ,T. P. FISH, Adjutant. t . O. V. V. Vecrn Star Lodge No. 78, 1 ." meets in the Odd Fellows' hall, Yanuina, ; on first and third Saturday evenings in each . . ruouih. Waiting brothers are always welcome. -. ' ; It. K. LL'tiUEK, M. W. ; . "H. t."TR AVIS, Recorder. AVOODMKN OF THE WORLD.-Poeahontua ' '. .1 t'ampSo. 219, Toledo, Oregon, meets on !De and lnir(l Thursdays in each month in , the Odd Fellows' balL Visiting neighbors are always welcome. . ' K. A. AHNOLl), . GEO. BETHERfl, ' ,'. 1 Conaul. . , Clerk. '' ' ''.'.' . , Cyringa (Irove, Woodmen circle, meeta on the 3 '2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at ,7:30 o clock p Kt Mrs.jKNNIE Abmold, W. O. ara. Eukici Akin, Clerk. ' W' R C.-ABK LINCOLN WOMAN'S RELIEF ' !' torptt, No. 49, auxiliary to the O. A. R. V Meets or, the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in each . monthlft the I. O. O. F. hall, at 2 o'clock p. ra. ' Mr. r i' ' Eliza Ew,no. Preaident. Wanted-An Idea of tome Mm Dial 4 um ot iwVis-toTaon;w'ifi3.,eon" MEN'S Fine Calf, Lace and Congress, Genuine Hand Welt, Harvard Toe and Tip. . PRICE, $3.50 and $4. ' . AN UKXIMITED STOCK' OF MEN'S and IOYS CLOTHING, FUR NISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, DRY )00DS, FANCY GOODS i Md NOTIONS. CUSTOM TAILORING A SPECIALTY. Mail and Egress Orders Promptly, Filled. ONE PRICE O'BRIEN'S CASH v STORE. Hvp, , local countyfield ..without fear or favor, and.it'has' reason, to believe that it' has succeeded. reasonably wejl. . It Lio uTwajia cuucdvuicu io be free, unprejudiced and unbiased in - all matters. While ever aiming to be independent it has not been imbecile enough1 to' be void of all opinion, in important matters,- from the,- fear thasit would lose support of some' kind. While voicing ,a ' vigorous opinion on all matters it has never reproached nor maligned a man for holding a different belief. ' Of course in . the pursuance 6f .this course it has necessarily madejfcome enemies, but its enemies are ad&ng the truckling cuckoos .that never have, an opinion of their own un$l somebqdy makes up their ; mind for them, and this class of people k can afford to have arrayed against During the past year, in spite bf the hard times, the. Leader's" sub scription list has shown a gratifying increase, nearly one hundred new subscribers being added thereto. This, we deem, to be exceedingly gratifying in the face of the bard times and general business' depres sion. And the Leader has made a rule to never - force itself upon any man. It has never been mailed to-any man's address unless he.' or some one for him, ordered it. It is simply an outrage to mail a man a copy of a paper without his order and then ask him to pay for it. And the Leader has been run on a business basis. It has . never asked support for charity's sake, but purely on a business basis. And not one public or charitable enterprise has been started here since March 8, 1893, but what the Leader has helped through its columns and financially besides., In starting out on its fifth year it expects to pursue exactly the same course in the future as in the past. It hopes and expects Jo be a factoi in the upbuilding of Lincolu county and all parts thereof. covering thei11??6 already indicated' that they, do -. 'Theimatte'rof the nnvtripnt i"iFtrx stateaxes is being-much discussed .i.-' throughduUhe state.; ''The general opinion' prevails among the counties. J ,wai n vuiu uc a - rauK-mjesnce, asVell as an,u'u warranted burden.' J- - t pile tfp 1110116 in the state , treasury thai cannot be 'expended for '..two'' j.' ears. . Among the counties that - 4' A" npf intend" tq pay their. state taxes are uenton, Multnomah,, Clatsop Wnd Clackamas. ; The state " taxes of Multuomah amount to about large sum of money to tie up. w- :. Judge 'Nortbnp,' . of that '.. couuty, '-r v' V 'States that if here, is 'any- way' to ",' v0' avoid it that the money will hot. be';'v, ; ; paid to the state,, but i will be' apy3' ' plied on-outstanding warrants;'! Jn j Behton county several" heo'vy-'tx-, payers have indicated that .unless ' -. ; -A the; county authorities ".ho'ldl up the . ' state taxes hat fbey w.ill refijise ,'b. pay them, but will pay their courtly,! school and other taxes' 'tjie"s.i&e'''i u-j-S. betore. 1 '.v .. '' , " .What'nijse will be pursuecj h) 1 the official of.niil- rnnntv ic i.niini '. indicated. '-, Treasurer Hyde's'' ovnV '-' -V $ iui.iiim.iuii 13 iu pay iuc money ;jjui on warrants and let the state takes Efo. ' ,' . ' ' ' v.-.'..s.f 4 ' !''. Cliltwood Screenings.' ' - 4v All the indications and all the expressions of senators on the sub ject indicate that Hon. H. W. Corbett will not be seated as sena tor to succeed Mitchell. While it is admitted that the Oregon case is different from the others it is con sidered only to be more aggravated. On top of the cheering news that thug Corbett had been knocked out came the intelligence that the other Corbett would in all probability be knocked out of his senatorial aspi rations. Hard lines on the Corbett family. , "... ,' In the death bf Ex-Senator Dolph Yaquina Bay lost a true and Valued friend,. ' " ." " ) Woodmen Lecture. ; .. - , ".'' y , """"""" , - Mr. C. J. McHenry, state organ izer bf the Woodmen of the World, will lecture in Toledo next Monday night in' the interest of . that order. All are invitee! to come out and hear .the gentleman give the strong r . v As the gentle mist i. ' falling; , td-k 'i,. 1 day I will .attempt -to' screen' the! Z'. ,i fj- Chitwooti screenings,' as it is rather ';,' too' wet fof the chaff to -fly i Al . '' '' I ' V thousrh we are havinir a r-nntinim. '. . O . - . -"O w L4u- . r,. - , Hon of chilly, damp weatlier-.there '';'.''.. . "'I is one cheering thought, that it' n ' ''''X keeping back the bloom- buds' on V-!: v ' ; the trim trees from burstiu 'into '. '; '.:' bloom until danger of frost , is '.over;, and I believe will thus insure us- ah ' good, crop of fruit. But bad as the:; ' weather has been nearly everyone- v in this.neck,o',the wood l'ave their . oats sown in gjo'od shape, '.' the UuuKPOd literary societv-is ' i still running in, full blast. -The ' ' ' V : young folks have lately- organized1' " ''', "a a club, I believe f it is called ; the : '".' CUitwood Reading Circle. . TheyiVv?; have elected a president,' secretary, r '?-Vi librarian and treasurer, and anyone having a food moral standing canii '!' V' ''I become a member by the payment: of ten cents per aniium. The. ob. l '':' ''' ': f ject is totlrnish good jading mat 1 ter to its members, each member is ' :ti to. furnish what they woul ' be . t v ' '' ' I wuung to lend and tnus form , a i..'; ; library. '.'' , J '. :. , ' - ;'' ; We saw a good citizen of Little''-: , ' , Elk precinct the early part of this,'-,. , week whoseeraed to be considerably i .v. excited over . the news that Mr. ! ' )'' "unuii uaa sirucK some very , rich quartz, in his mine, on' his home stead. He claims that.it will, pay $400 or $500 per ton. v We hope the report ,s true. V;1.,," ,v" ,. , M. T.'. Whitney; the ; ChitwAria postmaster, has begun work on his v' rock quarry. Last Monday a Jinan v. by the name of Murapower came ,;, up from Clackamas to prospect' the quarry, lie thinks if it proves- to be as represented he will put up the ' macninery necessary tor taking out stone. He is an old. quarryman' iusf worked in' a miarfv tar in nr .v1 ',' ' ,'u years in. Clackamas county, and is ' ',.! not only a quarryman, but algood , :P. : stone cutter.-:'; ?'' j; .-'....j i''-.,'' V - Elder T;; II. .Starbuck;.'of Portr'-: ' land, preached., at the Cbitwobd " V y school house last Saturday and sin -' V.' tne evening ot the same day. He .. preached at the house ' of J.; . T.' '. Chitwood.; file, left an appointment. ' ''. to preach at our school house next 'V-'i' Saturday at ii o'clock a. m.j 'dur- . ' ing the week he will hold meetings V .' v " at Elk City;. He is of the Seventh - Day yAdventist detiomjnation-.- .. , ' ' J.'E. Wilsori has been1 grafting,''"- 'V up about Bryant's the last week or " ( -two.; He cuts off the tops of large '. , apple and pear trees' and grafts ' " other vatjeties into them.'1, They" ' iny uc is up io int jou. .- i aetc are ' . f lois ot old orchards in this." county , . - t that ought to"be treated in this way. . A '. V- ''ii ft- 3 'Ohangk Blossom ' ;r'' . .,4..- - Hi . v 1 ' i V-2' " ' i. . '! 'jV f points of the Woodmen. , '. . ' '" '- w-m a n i urn.