All popular brauds, at Go well's.
Everything you need, at Gow
ell's. For bargains in ail lines, go to
$1.50! Gowells.
75 j Neckties, tecks and four-in-hand,
5 s suitable presents. Yaq. Bay Merc.
Entered at the postofflce at Toledo, Oregon, s r
Our little men's suits deserve
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER.
J. K. STKWAKT.fcdltor s4 Proprietor.
Subscription Rates:
One year,
Six months, ...
Three months,
second-elaB mall matter.
Advertising rates made known on application
Business lo:ls will be inserted In tbeae cm-1 fPrr pn
umni at five centi per line per week, and will :
be run until ordered discontinued.
jyour attention now. Yaq. Bay
Every postmaster In Lincoln county la authorlz
cd to act aa agent for the Lkadib.
Official County Paper.
LOCAL, NOTES
at
Don' t forget the auction sale
Gowell's Saturday.
A good tablet for 5 cents, a better
one for 10 cents at this office.
lVieeced underwear, without fleas
at the Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
S. A. Logan was up from New
port on business Wednesday.
We have some extra fine writing
paper and envelopes that we are sel
ling cheap.
Mr. King, of Stay ton, was in To
ledo Wednesday, looking after the
i iterests of the Stayton Flouring
Mills.
A singing class for . learning and
practice of vocal music has been or
ganized at this place under the
charge of Prof. J. A, J. Fleming.
It you have not yet settled with
me do so immediately, or you will
have to stand the consequences
Peter Teiaefson, Yaquina.
Go to Gorman's, at Yaquina, if
you want to buy lastest improved '
Wheeler & Wilson sewing mach ines
at wholesale prices.
Don't forget to settle yonr ac
count if you have not done so, or
you will have to stand the conse
quences. P. Tellefson.
One third of your time is spent in
bed our all wool blankets at $3
will keep you comfortable. Yaq.
Bay. Merc Co.
Lots of goods have been sold in
the last month at Teu.efson 's Ya
quina, but the store is just as well
filled up. Get your supplies while
you canget a bargaiu.
Bay Lodge No. 116, 1. O. 0, F.,
of Yaquina has installed the follow
ing offices for the term: A. S. Cas
teel, N. G.; W. H. Bartges. V. G.:
S. A. Pruett, secretary, and J. N.
Stark, treasurer.
August Fischer, representing the
Corvallis Flouring Mills, was doing
business in Toledo last Wednesday.
Mr. Fischer is a wide awake young
man and looks closely after the in
terests of his firm.
Marshal Allphin has scrubbed up
and cleaned out the city jail, and
has it in spick and span shape for
the occupancy of the county pris
oners McMurray and Carlson.
Sheriff Landis will not bring the
county prisoners confined in the
Benton county jail over to Toledo
till Monday, of next week. The
jail facilities here are such that a
guard will be necessary in the jail
with the prisoners day and night.
The sheriff intends to take no chan
ces with either prisoner. McMurray
has already made one jail escape,
and the sheriff does not propose to
have a second if vigilance and care
can prevent it.
The Klondyke fever has appeared
in a malignant form in our locality
and the prospects, or talk, at least
seems fair that a nnmber ot our peo
dle will succumb to the disease and
make a journey to the frozen north
in the spring. Among those that
have the fever in the worst form are
Rite Dedrick and Henry Burns.
'Both of these gentlemen express an
earnest and avowed intention of go
ing to some point in Alaska at an
early date. Several others are qui
Ladies' and Gentelmen's Mack
intoshes for Christmas presents at
Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
Note paper, pencils and tablets at j ray. larceny
this office.
Hats, shoes and rubbers are way
down at Telxefsoh's.
Underclothes, pants, and sweaters
at the bottom in price at Teixef
son's. .r.::r snA f. 1 r.n
very cheap at Tellefson.'s Ya-'
quina.
M. Mackey left for Grants Pass,
Oregon, last Wednesday' where he
goes to seek a location.
Don't miss the opportunity to get
a bargain when Mr. Tellefson of
fers goods at unheard of low prices.
Albert Meaker will moke anoth
er shipment of cattle tomorrow.
Mr. Meaker is a rustler in the stock
business.
The question is not
one but where do you
Gowell's if you want the best goods
for the least money.
Men's wool suits $5; men's all
wool Oregon City suits $10. No
' flies on this. Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
The arguments in the case of J.
M. Howell & Son vs. the Pioneer
Stone Company was heard by Judge
Fullerton in the State library at
Salem last Wednesday.
Sugar, coffee, rice, beans, lard,
bacon, etc.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
The following is a list of the cas
es that are docketed for hearing at
the regular January term of the cir
cuit court that convenes next Mon
day:
State of Oregon vs. Peter Collins,
adultery.
State of Oregon vs. Addie Pike,
bigamy.
State of Oregon vs. Louie Fuller,
perjury.
State of Oregon vs. Fred McMur-
H. Denlinger vs M. M. Davis,
injunction.
Isabella Cressy vs. Mary J. Drake,
et al, foreclosure.
James Hayes vs. Nellie Camp
bell, et al, recovery of money.
Augusta Hoefs vs. G. A. Landis.
sheriff, and H. W. Vincent, injunct
ion. J. A. Henkleetal., vs. C. W.
Bogue, recovery of money.
Sol King vs. Nettie J. Baker, re
covery of money.
M. A. Shough vs. John May, re
covery of money.
Rose E. Waugh vs. John E.
Waugh, divorce.
Jas. McDonald vs. Ellen Chris
iine McDonald, divorce.
j J. C. Barnes vs. Jane Barnes, di-
a political ' vorce.
tratjep t I Ivy Morrison vs. Frank Morrison,
divorce.
Cha. H Pearce vs. A. L. Hath
away, recovery of money.
John Stimpson vs. Larkey Lo
gan, appeal.
Robt. Schweibold, assignment,
John Stsmpson, assignee.
J. A. McFadnen vs. J. N. Foster,
recovery of money.
S. A. Wright vs. Annie Wright,
suit for accounting.
AdolnhuS Brip-ors. of Pullman.
Everything good to Washino.ron . is visitino- hi sister
eat, at a bargain at Telxefson Ya- Mts. c. l. GQell, of this place,
quina.
Dry Goods
I received a large Stock of Fall aij
Winter Dry Goods on the last steanie.
Call and look at them.
Rubber Goods
I have all kinds, Coats, Capes, Boot J
uats, snoes, etc. Dan tit a man m
itu tiie weiicsiua ui it llliei.
Groceries
My stock is complete and my prices an
as low as the lowest.
H. LEWIS,
TOL
DO.
Still in the Store..
I am still in the Store at Yaquina, wi'h a
FULL LINE OF GOODS,
" AND THE SAME WILL BE
SOLD AT A HEAL BARGAIN.
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YT nulling.. ' r I. no ,.. I -it . .
.. , w. .. ....1 Kw..c iUj 1 ne case 01 jr. Fischer vs.
Portland on a business and pleas-' Beal Gaither et, al.. has been deci
ure trip. It has been some time ,.ed lv the supreme court in favor
j since Mr. Denlinger has visited the of the defendants.
metropolis 01 vregon. rie win jay McClellan vs. Moses Greg
make a stay of several days. sorii foreclosure; of lien.
The populis, state central com-! Willie B. Wright vs. Jas. H.
mittee agreed to refer the matter of Collins, foreclosure,
a fusion with the silver forces of j E. U. Will vs. Matilda Hamar,
Oregon to the various county con- recovery of money,
ventionsfor their approval or re-1 John McCullum vs. Mary Fitz-
jecuon- ine majority ot tne com
mittee were iu favor of fusion on a
fair basis.
There are three criminal cases on
the docket at the coming term of
court that preaents some unususl
features. All three cases arise out
of one. It seems that many moons
ago Fied and Addie Pike dwelled
together in the land of the Siletz as
These Goods must be sold in the next THIRTY DAYS.
With j our money and get what you are in Need of.
Come I
PETER TELLEFSON,
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
In the matter of the estate of James
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the underaigned
hat been appointed udministrator o the es
tate of James Hamar. dece sed. All persons
having claims againsnt said estate will present
mam, wiiu proper vnncners mereoi, ouly veri
fied, within six months from the date of this
uuuue at my omce in tin city, Oregon.
Dated this Wild day of December, 1897.
JAMES E. DIXON,
Administrator.
A FULL LINE . F
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I HEATING
STOVES.
patrick, recovery of money.
Lincoln county vs. B. F. Jones,
et al, action at law.
Beal Gaither et al, vs. J. L. Hyde
as county treasurer, injunction.
CARD QF THANKS.
This is to express our
thanks to the many kind
sincere
friends
'. ...I I . . - l .- ...
man and wife. In the course of "ve w.u.ng.y ana taitn
time Pike became tired of his wife fu,ly ass,sted us in the iness and
aeaia oi our nusDana, tatner and
grandfather.
Mrs. J. S. Con klin and Family.
and his wife became tired nf Pit a i
Then Pete Collins appeared on the
scene, and according to the tradi
tions of his fathers, swapped for
Pike's wife. By this time marriges
had been introduced on the Siletz
and Pete Collins and Addie Pike
were married, Louie Fuller, anoth
er Indian making the necessary
affidavit before the county cleik.
The matter was brought before the
grand jury at the last session and
three indicments were returned by
that body, one chareiner Addie
Pike with bigamy, another charg- j
ing Pete Collins with adultery and
the third charging Louie Fuller
with perjury. Strictly speaking,
we suppose that these parties are
all guilty but they can never be
made to believe it. They have
transgressed no law according to
their own beliefs, and if they are
criminals they are not intention
ally so. A conviction and sentence
Ml . t. .
wm nut ue regaraea oy mem as a
BORN.
MCDONALD. To the family of
F. H. McDonald, of Newport,
on Friday, January 21, 1898,8
daughter.
Tetter, Sa!t-Rhcura and Eczema.
The intense itching nnd smarting, inci
dent to these diseases, Is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very had cases
have been permanently ctired by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, froBt bites
and chronic sore eyes. 23 cts. per box..
Dr. Cndy's Condition Powdprg, are
just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food hut
medicine and the best in nse to pnt a
horse in prime condition. Price 25
"ants per package.
MINSTREL SHOW.
Home talent will give a minstrel
show at Jones' Hall next Wednes
day evening. This aggregation of
burnt cork artists is superior to none
on the coast. Evervdodv invited.
The Salem Sentinel is booming
T. T. Geer for the republican nom
ination for governor. It would be
strictly in order now for Geer to
trot out that old letter about being
a "miscellaneous candidate." The
collector for Portland has not yet
been appointed, and it surely must
ne against ieer s creed to be a can
didate for an thing while that of
fice is undisposed of.
COMMITTEE MEETINd.
A meeting of the Democratic
county central committee is hereby
called to meet in Jones' hall in To
ledo on Tuesday, January 25, 1898,
at one o'clock p. m for the pur
pose of calling the county conven
tion, and to transact such other bus
iness as may properly come before
the committee.
Allen Parker.
J. F. Stewart, Chairman.
Secretary.'
Sold at the Lowest
v Prices.
T. W. GORMAN
Yaquina City,-
Oregon.
Wanted.
tunishment but
Thev have acted olv arrriinn- ! . ?r?sh "Sar and bear hides, suit-
eUy trying to make arrangments to tradition and centuries of teaching. ! KJSc"'. S
I Thus does civilzation civilize. i ket price. Address
Dr. Mile Pain Pllla. 0 cent a Aom." THE LEADER
go
lnrfOMaiMaiI)r.JuWMirilk
Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Peoples Party
county central committee is hereby
called to meet in Jones' hall at To
ledo, on Tuesday, January 25, 1898,
at 10 o'clock a. ra., for the purpose
of calling the county convention,
and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the
committee.
Thos. Stakely,
T. T. Reeder, . Chairman.
Secretary.
Z. M. DEBBIE,
Cmmtv Surveyor.
.. . : . line. Col'
Solicits all worn in u
rect work and reasonable
nricesi
P. O Address. Eddy vile, Oregon-
ri-.ll fiviintv
Warrants.
tan iw vwuuv (Ii
.riven tbat'I
Notice is nercu, &
have money on nanu - .
county warrants arawu -r
general fund ot u " ; , fot!
Oregon, and. endorsed "".i
want of funds," UP to and wcja
Julyist, I89S- Ifroffltbc
above warrants will cea
date of this notice,
noted Toledo, Oregon,
14, 1898. . Hydj,
0fJLicolnCo
Janutfj
County Treasurer
ty, Oregon
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