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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1898)
BEAVER CREEK WOODEXWAKE CO., Ona, Lincoln County, Oregon. Manufacturers of all kinds oi Wooden ware Prices givsn on application. The Vesuvius is a little ship of only 929 tons displacement and cost the government $350,000. De Bor den Wilmot, one ot her construct ors, says of her ability as 1 fight ing machine: "The Vesuvius has a battery of three pneumatic guns, mounted in the bow at an aigle of eighteen de grees. The guns are 55 feet long, 15 inches bore and built rigidly in to the vessel. From all I have read about Monday's trial with three shots, I am convinced that she has not shown half her ability. What can she do? She can drop 500 pounds of nitro-gelatine nearly two miles away with accuracy. She can repeat this feat fifteen times in ten minutes. This means three uud oue-Lciif tuiia of lilgli CXplGSiVC thrown on the Spanish ships or fort;? or whatever the object of attack may be. The destructive power of such a broadside is almost beyond computation. It is enough to de stroy a city, to wipe it off the face of the earth and eliminate every trace of its existence. The nitro gelatine is half as strong again as Hvmmitp Tmtcrinp flip pfFprr nf General Shopand Repair work nf oil kind done dynamite, imagine me enect 01 Rt reasonable prices, iiokseshokinu pe three and thre-fourths tons of it. j ciJ'l'- tiive u" can- "Where a shell strikes trom onel of the gu js of the Vesuvius the ha- OTTO O. KliOGSTAl), vocisawful. One of her projectiles j R piar;acist. dropping 111 the midst of a regiment would eliminate it from the war. j If anv man in the regiment was not torn to bits, he would not be fit for Toledo, fighting. Against a ship the Vesu-1 II. DEXLlXGEIt, Attorney-at-Law, TOLEDO, OREGON. C. E. HAWKINS, Atto r neyatI a w, - Deputy District Attorney. TOLEDO, - OREGON Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr. Miles' Remedies. npf n tammrm mum 1 ti nwn'i1 " umiiuw-i.1.: in ruKW,vwtntfw I ANDY CAIIlASJTlin I a -smiw tii kv viy xviSi j m .an 11 n n, .1 t huh r tv a m k nil 1 j TmmmM all i ! a ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED KSfSSaS1 pie anu iiwiKipi iree. a'i. i r.ivi.i.i ir..nr.u 1 .iia iiuniuo, Jionireni. ('mi., nr Nm York . t ROSS & RICE, BLACKSMITHS. OUEGON. " THERE! Is no more ronposalblov"1'. ir on earth than that of a raitro&ti oivi- bright eye and perfect self cozcnuu', ' pend the safety of tho train ft'ri t'.o 1: cf Its passengers. Dr. Miles' Kci-vluo ti ' other remedies are cspeciaHy ailayts'1 : keeping the nerves steady, tho tral.'i cu; and the mental faculties unlntpa:rcit. Engineer P. W. McCoy, forcieiiy of 1 Broadway, Council BluiJs, but no'.v r'..-!'!!i. at 8411 Humboldt St., Denver, nrrltoa tl.a. .: "suffered for years from constipation, cas ing sick, nervous and bilious head.tchs au-i was fully restored to health by r. i:iic..' Nerve & Liver Pills. I heartily recommend Dr. Miles' Remedies." FSOTSSOTJ&Jfq 111. nines itemr.aiesraijX'' r ta s are sow Dy an arug-ss , gists under a positive Rllies guarantee, first bottle 1 benefits or money re-f funded. Book on dls-i THE Mm We know of no review published, in this country or in Europe, which combines so success fully as the Amsrican Mcnthlv the aier'.r.ess. tlmellr.ss and energy of J:jrna!ism with the sound judgment carefu.ly welchsd cpmxn, exwet kncwleige and we,:-:hosen Er.rlish ot the purely literary pentdicsl, 7e Ou!h:. Rcatoro DRUGS. BOOKS Etc. Oregon a..ai,n,,U , 1 f X'W nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, I-.-.i Notice. i .'vine ir uti ,:i, p i . en, lllivb IUO tllltlCIM gll L' I has been duly appointed administrator nf tho estate of Jack i.atnisi:n, deceased, by the : county eourt nf the State of Oreeon fnr th.. m eonniy of Mr.cln, and all persona harintr I c'ai'rs n'ipinst tho snirt eitnte aro h.-rciu- nmilW rrnoii thrnnirl, tlio oi-mnr ol SEI I 'Mill Men to presCIH tne Klllne, llltly VOrl! CI1 as VVOUW CrilStl tlirOUgn the armor and Of all kinds neatly and pmmptlv S ' refiirert by Uw, to t!ie undersli.f.i, a. ('. .i. pvnlnHiiio-in a irifal nrl rr,M executed. Prices reasoiiaWe and all 2 ' Conelnnd's tr,r at the Sllia;!, I.lhc.in oi-.n, ,-, expioaillg in a Vital part, WOUld ; work satisfactory. 2 ; wi.hin W months from this r.nt . Tf ,(,, S - iiayi2.n,iw. . . :.1I, il'-IT.. big shells dropping on the deck ;E JOB PRINTING I shatter the ship. shells exploded in the air or in the these w aici wiumi liii icci ji a m ; JiiiwiopeM, Ktc, lite., Jitc. Jft!"k l.ftlMji'Oa, 'lu ?,; war it would crush her side or hot- , a T" , Prices and r.stimates furnished un tom and sink her. If one of these a'lkindsof printing. Zi' SHERIFF'S tU1 A-i.i.iijL.' V0T1CE IS HKKKBY riVFV THAT v rtno nun pii.norttv of t'on mm nrnor of nle 'i niU Y e ('Iffiil Shells explods within fifty yards of S thp i Pinpr, incr.iiTirKT 3 Cp...-t o: th Stat of "re m-i f-r 't-o ' "--nty -f r J THE LEADfcR JOB DEPARTMr.Nr, S l.lneoln. enrinv dat.t of .imic I'h uwt a modern man-of-war it wi'l render w- Toledo, Oregon. rS! it"y 'twi anH nnd, r ih : .r i i wt her useless. CH1TW00D CHIPS. Science is " knowing how." Crops are looking fine and every one is busy ranking bay, hoeing garden, or picking fruit or chittem bark. Miss Ethel Hollister, of Corval-! lis. came in on the excursion totlav ' and is maki.ig calls on her old ' The only secret about Scott's friends who are glad to see her.' j Emiilsion is years 01 D. j. Chitwood has gone to Tigh! science When made in Valley to spend the summer, ex-' large quantities and by im peding to return m the iail to his proving methods, an emul sion must be more perfect upon n reciee and ovder of snle roui,. nvl und enurel on t hS'h 'la.-of nrll, 's. n 'lt thcivin m dinvwh ; in M. '. V""i w4 i,lninl i :l btuI t'oruc-lin K Isny vf.'.!e ""iin ; In favor of snld M. I. M""nib' -n. plui ,;(ir nu 1 , ai ilnst said (;oi "e!ia Kolsity, r'c "n 'nn'. 'o i thn sura of (loo IIin,'ro'l unit Mn v-o.- n nn 1 !7T-ll'H Dollars (1'T 7"), '!th Inov.o's' f-m lk Sih 'ay of pvil, ik nr tx.o "i'ti nf s p ',it. per nnuntn. eostv nn p'rr-i - fiv.c i.'.-lr.iv. aud aeornine eo-i--. ,-n 1 '-v ' sa'e o" t' e h r -Ina'ier desfribd r.-a: pnortv oi sfts' ' paid a ttoonts stap,l in wnH .'xu'ion iinlr meiu n nd onle.- o," sa'e: which ::c 'utlon i , me directed aTn1 1o'ive.Tol, nn 1 "i nv-nnds me to loake the said u". o'- i-vnv, vt'h costs and accruinr co-ts. by h" ' " e hereinaf ter 'e cviliei' real prone-. . A 'd in porsuanc.) me -eo" I, as such shoriir of U icoln countv, : Ote on, will on m It is impossible to promise particular features that will arocw I r "AMERICAN MONTHLY" during tie comine year, fcr it J Bookman says, a preat monthlv w X JT aucilf n Vl ' 1 its readers an illustrated account of the notable things which mate ths fcy-. me month, ot th; poKicd, u economic, and literary h:?-i which are of value to L'.;.: men and women. Tie I.;;;.,' "Progress of the XvtW tclli sl-c cinctly an illustrate;! ctor of t mnntV Tfc. T j: A .. Btve the best thoupht and information nf th rrtvnf i r - " Hiujanvi in jive coal;- nentsj the contributed articles furnish the character sketches of the man of 1 1 monm, ana give timely discussions by authorities on any question of immc&t serious import. The result of this comprehensive effort to edit in one monthly volunr lis information nit,d fv lnt.t1inn. n0nMf l v...-n i i'-i. i . , ....v...&vu rf.t. , ,t msimtis is oest gaum a I ine opinions which the readers of the AMERICAN MONTHLY have seen fit to express. These are thinking business men, clergy men, editors, lawyers, professors, engineers, the wide-awake women of America. They write that the AMERICAN MONTHLY "is lnriitnmM". .1 1.. ! f (,,,- . ... ... ... . wr...w.i. "i'ir juvaiuaoie j is a generous narary in ifrsli l i I a historical cyclopedia of the world"; "the best means of aid for a t ay man" the best periodical of the kind we have ever had" "a triumph oi cdiiorii! I Kmus 'j me woria under a Jield-glass," etc., etc SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.50 PER YEAR ADDRESS American Monthly Review of Reviews 13 ASTOR PLACE, NEW YORK rj. j SPECIAL OITZR I Ul II 7he current rrx-yx, and the two prcwd U(J lssues Saturdny, tha 16th day of July, i8'n, family who remain here Ralpl Wilson has returned from j the valley. J The honey bees are improving I i!, ,,,...t,. ...i i.: c..l .. wuiut:i uiui ttic inuKiuj ct line lot of honey from the white clover, which grows in abundance here. Chitwood, Or., June ay, 1898. Tom Tinkek. Persons troubled with diarrhoea will be interested iu the experience of Mr. V. M. Bush, cletk of Ho tel Dorrance, Providance, R. I. He says; "For several years I have been almost a constant suf ferer from diarrhoea, and the fre quent at.acks completely prostrat ing me and Tendering me unfit for my duties tt this hotel. About two years nc;o a traveling salesman gave me a small bottle of Champer lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. Much to my sur prise and delight its effects were immediate. Whenever I felt symp toms of the disease I would fortify myself against the attack with a few doses of this valuabled remedy. The result has been very satisfac tory and almost complete Teliet from affliction." For sale by O. O. Krogstad, druggist. mi t.? ... me eiecuon muuaie over in Marion county is getting red hot. The latest turn was taken by Judge Boise, who swore out warrants lor D'Arcy, his opponant, Carson and Richardson, Lawyers, and L. V. Ehlin, county clerk, charging them with changing the tally sheets. than when made in the old time way with mortar and pestle a few ounces at a time. This is why Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil never sepa rates, keeps sweet for years, and every spoonful is equal to ;:very other spoonful. In othir emulsions you are Habit tm nut en uneven benefit either en over or under dose. Oct Scott's. WOTT'S EMULSION hai been endorse nv ma medical profession for twenty years. . ls.i your doctor.) This is because it is uhrnys faUlablt alwave uniform always tontaint the frest Norwegian Cod-liver OU and Hyfvphost'Hites. Put up in 501'ent and $t.eo sizes. The rmall lie may be enough to cur your ccugh or kelp your baby. . at the hour of tun o'clock, a. nt., of s.-iid (lnv, nt ! the t'011 t hoime nor In tho city of Tnio.io, tn j Mid Lincoln countv, will soil at p'lW.e auction , to the highest bidder for 'a'h in hnnd. subject 1 tn redemption, nil re th. following dese-ihed I real pioveny, lowlt: Tho sotitheHst of iw I tion also tho wot '4 of th" nmitaV"st 'f, I and the .mithtnt nf tho tnuthwes' ' of co- 1 tioll 31. tOWllshln 11. eolith, rart-re 0 tvitjt WU. ; Inmntte meridian, Lincoln county. ()'r?"on, cont.iininir'JH" fiorea.morfl or leflj, together with . ...v. .-..v. ...... i.e. t-'titiiieiiti. hum np'turien aiicc, and nil the riirht, title and Intereit of tnede endnutaiida'1 neisnneln1intnirthrotii;h ; ornnt'e.'hertO'atii'ft,t''nd dccro execmion nnd order of sale and tro several amounts due I thereon n atiove set forth, w.th costs nnd ac cruing COHls. j Dated Toledo, O.caon, .Iiino 10th 18TW. ii:o. A. LAXD1S, ! Sherl II' of Lincoln County, Oregon. j M'oticc. j In the county court of the State of Oregon for t.ie enmity of Lincoln. I.i iite matter of the opiate of Chauncey Fair child, defeated. V-OTICE IS llKKKIlY (1IVKS THAT TIIK I I undersigned has been appolutcil by tho I lonu y Court of the State of Oreiton, for Lin-1 coin comitv, sdmlnUtratn- of the eslatoof ! ( nauncey KairchiM, deceased. All persons notjtled to ireriit tbe same to me at HI lets 1 with . six tnon'hs from date of this notice i D- ed at Siletj, Oregon June '.'T, IS'.is. .... JtUIN itKtiwv. I Aomiais.rator ot the estate of Chauncev Fair-! COOK and HEATING STOVES. mfl TH". Th iuce-a-imel: Hdli'tou, lo DtllTHi tl WCt'k. KiC) niMH'i's a. Yd A pitjier as useful to yt'ti as i: tfreat' for only one dollar a year. I'etit r tlmu 1 1 All the News of All tire iVoird All ! ' Accurate and fnl r to everybody. I)'-1 and for the peoido. Apiinst trusu ' monopolies, nrllllnnt tlliistri:v!i.n. bv irreat Hiithnrs In t.vcrv miM.ltr. readlui; for won.en and other it' incuts cf unusual interest. Itstnnds tlrstoii.oiiK"wcfl''y"!l,I('r'!l i treuuenev of uuh Icatlon and irc.r nt v and reliability of contents. It Is p-aciu dally at the low nricti of n weehiv: afd 1' list of subscribers. cxt.;ndinu t.ivverystait territory of tho 1'nion nnd toreln u will vouch for the fairness oi its n wmihi Weoll'er this nnequnled inv.r:cr LINCOLN COUNTV LliALLt: tt ic iturm:' woniy $2.oo. The regular subscription priic of A- jnin.rs is ez.uu. . sold at the lowest; Biggest Offer Yt Prices. 00 T. W. GORMAN, i TIIE ? lum chiltl, deceased, Notice to the Public. I have now opened up the store under the new name of ''Tellefson's Cash Store," Yaquina City, and will hereafter run a cash business only. I have a full line of new goods, and the same are sold at a low price, but they are sold for cash only. When in the citv call and see me. Peter Tellefson, ( Proprietor. AOENTS WANTED. Reliable, energetic men, espe cially those acquainted with mutual or fraternai order work, to take charge of local or field work. Ex cellent positions in our agency de partment. Address, C. Hay, 713 Marquam Building, Portland, Oregon. ROBERT A. MILLER, I Attorn ey-at-Law, OllMiOS CITY, OHKHON. Land Titles and Land Office Busi ness a Specialtv YATES & YATES, LAWYERS CORVALLIS, OREGON B. F. JONES, Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public. TOI.EDO, . OKGOJT, Will practice in all the courts of Oregon. Five and one-half years clerk of Probate and Circuit courts. Has complete up-to-date Abstract of Lincoln County Yaquina City,- Ore-ron. iTHE TWICE-A-WEEK DETROIT FREE PRESI Mai'lc. A THOROUGHBRED, IM-. BOTH PAl'ERS OX! YKAR vorte.1 Knolioli McDomt d, will make tho ason of 1898 VUi U1 t.i. mo louuwiiit; wiiits 111 Lincoln coun ty, towit : At Tok'ilo on Friday : at Han .I1 l)lrtce nt I'it,U' Klk Monday and nt liloilgett's Valley on Wednesday of each week.. Terms: ft single : f l! for the season, ami if8 to insure. Mauk weighs nbont 1,700 pounds, is n bright bay with a star in l,i8 forehead; is a horse of ffne notion, great emlurance, kind and gentle, and a sure foal-getter! 1 artie from a distaiife who wish to make the season will be furnished with good yasturage for their animals free of cos . 1 w ill give the best of care, but will not be responsible should any occur H. . McDowell, Toledo, Ore. U (.1 : ,et!r; lit 1 lilC Z. 31. DERRICK, County Surveyor. Solicits all work in his line. Cor rect work and reasonable prices. P. O Address, Eddyvile, Oregon. tHU TU'11'L.-l.wi.'t..ir itiii.kri vltvk ivi no iiiiruuncilon . iismnny pii v.vt.j .....en rilVrB J1HVU tfMCM i - wiile rciiutatlon. In ihort, it l ii .Bllraii oiifiiui.. nuu ue f"lvl ' 1 llnl.ed. No imitiH orexpetiKD will lie'l v.-)iiik up iin niKn sutiioani. ltomember, thnt liv taking nlva'itM, combinntion yon Ki't 101 poiIe!i i f the I nnd liUcenlon of tho FKLE PHEsS.'A I for only 2.uo. A 500 PAGE?00K FR The Free Press Annual Year Book anil Aim For ly. ntititL'i-r I'mti'icv i'lmprKTE. uvrK .UOOO COPIES OF l.W liui" dot n .Tn-. rCVTJ !' 1 1 'll . An a..nn.A a . n..nl. nt Refe! ll".'ic diiu puiitirior m.. -- thit tell vou nil you want to know. A p' cat hrtneator and Hnnd Hook of tnen'V lnformi.tl..n nn ...i,i,ruu.slutlKi (imriw lV ""o Agricultural ; hki-hic Kell"lou Fai't. riiH cntiAr.il rwctlcal ion on everyday allairs of ollice, Ho A copy of thin book will he rent to H .iuuik 1 mined inteiy ana senuwii ,1 r dltio ial 'iirmalllnirexiien?es, mtkiM' All. Th KtuaIp u-lll ..hlluhoH AtHlUt V berSS.lw. Copies of the book hIIIUS all tnkioir .,lr.,,t .. ,1,1. .,( thil 01 oon a'ter the above date nf prowlnl. Addresi, The LEADER, Toledo Oi in:-'
