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surveyor
tisessor
,-oroiier -
jonmissioners
LINCOLN COUNTY.
J. D. Daly
G. E. Davis
- J. F. Stewart
Hurley Lutz
J. II. Ross
J. L. Hyde
Geo. Bothers
Z. M. Derrick
J. W. 1'arriHh
Sam'l Van Pelt
W. K. Wakellold
F.A.Godwin
Vtpr the first Monday in February,
funef August, October lud UewmbeV.
CIRCUIT COURT.
j W. Hamilton :v4Judge
?Bj Brown Pros. Attorney
',rt convenes on 4th Monday in July and
iouri Monday in January of each year.
CITY OF TOLEDO.
SHipiln::::::: ..Mahai
iv r Vih. Treasurer
(;B. t'rosno,
L Gowoll
cLTillotsou i Aldermen
1.31. bwrr,
r red Stanton,
iibert Waugh
rnunoll meets on the first Monday evening In
eacb month.
WAR
FEELER.
TOLEDO PUECINCT.
justice of the Peace ' J .A. Hall
Constable J.C.Altree
NEWPORT.
.Mice of the Peace, Geo. F. Byly ester
instable urutcnneiu
YAQUINA.
t,.tin of the Peace J. S. Booth
. jinsiable W. U Watkins
KLK CITY.
itwif the Peace A. B. Clark
Constable, jug, uumimiiur
LITTLE ELK.
in.i 'eof the Peace Chas. Henderson
Constable Z. H. Derrick
NASHVILLE.
Justice of the Peace 1. 8. Huntington
( gnstablc 1. Edwards
BKAVEIt CREKK.
jii'tironf the Peace Ram'l Hill
''.jiuiablc Joseph (iourley
TIDEWATER.
iiutice of the Peace N. J. Goodman
Cjiistable W. A. Vidito
LOUSTER.
Justice of the Peace L. A. leek
rnastable W. P Taylor
LOWER ALSE A und YAOHATS.
Jimtioo of the Peace Win. Wakefield
Constable John Early
SALMON RIVER.
lustice of the Peace Chns. Read
(taxable M. Btrton
ROSS.
-lus'.iue of the Peace W. H. (took
Nonstable Geo. E. Croxford
OHUfiCIIES AND SOCIETIES.
' KETHODIST EPISCOPAL CITUnCH Services
't at Toledo on the first and third Sabbaths
( each month at 11 o'clock a. m. Sabbath
mhool every .Sabbath inorniiiR at lOo'clock.
Rev. C. It. ELLSWORTH, Pastor.
T. JOHN'S CHURCH TProtesUut Epmoopnl.
!'i'.i:ie fcTvice the third Sunday of every
month. it 11 1.. !u. All are invited to attend.
tew Chas. J'ooth, Misslonarv. Residence,
Kectory," .Vo:)rt. Or.
0. O. F. Elk No. 11, meets every
1 Saturday evening Hi its hall at Elk City.
Vlsltinij brothers alwavs welcome.
" J. C. DIXON, N. G.
P. A. MILLER. Sey.
t F.& A. M. Newport, lxxlpe No. 85, regular
"-non vocation on Tuesday on or before each
mil mno.i. Visiting brothers are cordially
M'comed. GEO. KING, V. M.
JOHN HOCKLEY, Secy. ,
Vaquina Tiny Council No. 745 National Union.
meets on second and fourth Friday nightsof
the month. Traveling friends are welcome.
T. P. FISH, , Sec. N. SNOW, Pres.
J)0 GOOD LODGE No. 7t, lloUekah Degree,
V 1. 0. 0. F., meets in the Odd Fellows halll n
mis city on Tuesday evening of each week.
JENNIE ARNOLD, N. G.
KURD RAINES. Secretary.
WVILIGIIT REBEKAII LODGE No. 90, meets
i nt the I. 0. O. F. hall at Elk City on the lirst ;
im miru inursaay evenings oi eacn monm.
visiting members alwavs welcome.
, , MRS. J. Ii. VAN ORDEN, N. G.
Miss MAUD DKYOE, Secretary.
ttyringa Grove, Woodmen circle, meets on the
v 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at
:30 o'clock p m.
Mrs.JKNNin Arnold, W. G.
Mrs. Eunice Akin, Clerk.
IV R. C.-ABK LINCOLN WOMAN'S RELIEF
' Corps, No. 49, auxiliary to the G. A. R.
Meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in each
month in the I. O. O. F. hall, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Ina Rtukdkvant. President.
"rs. CARttlK 1jBA1KS.0C.Y.
TTS1TED ARTISANS RIVER DELL A8SEM-
v b)y No. 92, United Artisans, meets on '2nd
ana 4th Wednesday nights of each month in
"n Fellows hall, Elk City. Oregon. Visiting
isters and brothers are always welcome.
F. M. CARTER, M. A.
LAURA DALABA. Secretary.
T 0. 0. F. Newport Lodge No. 89, meets every
Saturday evening, visitfng brothers are cor
dially invited to attend, L. O. OLSSON, N. G.
J. W. OLIVER, Secretary.
f O. O. F.-Toledo Lodge, No. 108, Meet
every Saturday evening at their hall in this
town.
R. A. ARNOLD, N. U.
0.0 KROGSTAD, See'y.
T 0. O. F.-Bav Lodge No. 116, of Yaqnlna City,
meets evervWcdnesday evening. Visiting
irothors are always welcome.
. A. S. CA8TEEL, N. G.
8. A. PRUITT, Secretary.
(1 A. R. Abe Lincoln Post No. fS, meets In
V, the Odd Fellows' Hall on the first and
"iird Saturdays of each month.
T. J. EWING, Post Com.
T. P. FISH, Adjutant.
1 O. V. W. Western Star Lodge No. 73,
meets in the Odd Fe'lows' hall, Yaquina,
n first and third Saturday evenings in each
"lonth. Visiting brothers are always welcome.
U.K. LUGGER. M.W.
H. L. TRAVIS, Recorder.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Pocahontus
Camp No. 299, Toledo Oregon, meets on
tneflrst and third Fridays in each month in
the Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting neighbors are
ahvays welcome. .
, - M.E.PEAIRS, R.K. AMBERS,
. ConsuL Clerk.
BOOM! BANG ! I CRASH ! !! and the
Shell bursted.
Panic and Consternation Reigns Supreme,
While terror is seen on every countenance.
CUT, SLASH AND TEAE,
Right and Left is the Command. Never before in the
History of Lincoln County has there been such
OUT TP I3NT PRICES
PISQ
A $20,000 Stock
Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE bought for 40' cents on
the Dollar. In order to make room for New Goods
we will dispose of this Stock at about your own
price. Remember this offer wont last for all time
UNTIL GONE:
Baking Soda, 5c,
Crystolia Scouring soap, 5c.
Breakfast Mush, 10c.
Choice sliced apples, 20 lbs. 81,
Baking Powder half pi ce.
Five bunches Matches, 5c.
2 Pkgs. Carpet tacks, 5c.
Honey, 2 lbs. for 15c.
These are a few out of a Thousand Bargains.
Ve Pay 2 cents per pound for Chittem Bark.
Vours FPor Business,
TOLEDO, OREOOlsr.
A few days since Governor Lord
allowed himself to be interviewed
on the question of an extra session
of the legislature to be called this
fall, and expressed the belief that
that when a United States senator
is to be elected, and railroad com
missioners, etc., selected forty days
is not long enough time to transact
the business. Further on in "the
interview the governor said "it was
doubtful whether the legislature at
its regular session would have time
enough in forty days to dispose of
all the public business that would
come before it, as a large part in
cluded transactions which belonged
to the legislature which failed to or
ganize, and he was desirous of
turning over his administration
with its affairs settled auu uiayCocd
of."
Governor Lord is a pretty sly'old
fellow, and this interview was al
lowed in order to get an expression
from the people of their approval
or disapproval of an extra session.
It has probably had the effect he
desired, for a vigorous protest will
go up from everybody who is not
interested in boodle, against the
calling of an extra rsession. There
could be no hope of any remedial
legislation being enacted except
the passage of an appropriation bill
for general expenses. This would
I save the interest for a few 'months
on warrants now outstanding, but
the saving would be small in com
parison with the expenses of an ex
tra session. Had the governor de
sired to save public expenses by
reconvening the legislature, he
would have done so early last year,
and not have waited until the state
Number 23.
IT IS COLLECTOR CROSNO.
Cedar Mill and Fixture Gompany,
0. It. ALTREE, Manager.
Dealers
in
Cedar Lumber,
SASH, DOORS, MOULDINS, SHINGLES
.At !L owe st Prices.
A. T. PETERSON, Agent, Toledo, Oregon
One more plum has fallen from
the tree of federal patronage in
Lincoln county, and our townsman,
Hon. C. B. Crosno, was the lucky
man into whose outstretched hands
it tumbled. And while Mr. Crosno
and his friends are rejoicing, it is
no stretch of truth and veracity to
say that there are several other
applicants that are disappointed,
and no doubt some of them have
still worse feelings about the mat
ter. This office is the last federal
office in this county to be filled
by the present administration, un
less they go after the postmaster at
Elk City, and one or two other
small places. The collector's office
at Yaquina bring $1,000 cold cash
to the holder cf that importer, t
position, and as the most arduous
duties that are to be performed are
making out reports and drawing
the salary attached to the office one
can readily see that it was a very
desirable position to get into. No
deputy is needed in the affairs of
the office.
The bond required of the office is
$10,000, and the government will
accept either a bond made up of
private individuals, or one made by
one of the duly recognized surety
companies.
Mr. Crosno stated to a Leader
man this week that he intended
making his bond and taking charge
of the office at once. He has not
decided just where he will reside
yet, but will probably move to
Newport in the spring.
Hon. Jas. Ball, who will soon
put an "ex" before his name, was
appointed collector of customs in
has had all the burdens of interest ; l8g4 and has fied the office yery
T",- iucuh a acCeptablv during a term of four
people generally, regardless of party
will oppose any legislature being
called prior to the regular session
of 1899.
years.
It is safe to say that the govern
ment business will continue to be
in careful and conservative hands
while Mr. Crosno holds it.
..
The following from the Florence
West smells fishy: Fred Rowe saw
There are more people at the
Bay this season than for many
years past and the visitors, it is a deer the other dav and shot nt it
said, are making their stay longer ! It dropped, but soon appeared to
tnan usual, on account ot a general jump jt and Fred ,
it.uuv.uuu in lucLvni uiiivmg LUClC.
The crowded condition cf the west
bound C. & E. cars gives them the
appearance of a 4th of July excur
sion train. Large crowds from
both north and south are transferred
at Albany from the S. P. trains,
while the west-side tourists take
the C. & E. at Corvallis. Since
the 15th of last month 333 pieces
of baggage have been transferred
ttr-ttyr-r-r-y-y-? theS. P. denot at this nnint
x .r-:.'-Jt:v: i - i
TELLEFSON'S CASH STORE,
Yaquina, Oregon.
I have Re-opened my place of Business, and
luu L,ine ot
I am in the Market with a
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TINWARE,
In spite of the pending peace pro
posals the Spanish troops at Manila
tried to for.ee back the American
troops in the strong position at
ti4.. 1 11 im
FLOUR AND FEED, GKUUJSKins, ii akd w akh, iiin wAim, : . --w,
httmvto UTT'DTJ"T.?TTTNfi ROODS. MEN S HATS AJND SHUliSi""
. ttc5 a xtt DTTtmwwQ TTMn f?i? A u Tvi? t?cq ! American soldier and after several
J,iJXliO OHWiiJ , . . -)
GOODS, GINGHAM, OUTING FLANNEL, CALICO, ETC
The same are sold very low for cash in hand.
Call and see my New Goods.
PETER TELLEESON, Proprietor.
You want the county news,
Subscribe for the LEADER.
two or three more shots at it and it
dropped again. Yet again it
jumped up and Fred fired again
and it dropped again. He waited
a minute to see if the hard-lived
critter would get up again, and
then went over to where it had
been and found three dead deer.
Fred and several of his neighbors
have been feasting on venison since.
..
The administration is said to be
much incensed because the native
officials in Cuba are opposed to
receiving U. S. silver money at
more than fifty cents ou the dollar.
How inconsistent these patriotic
gold standard fellows arel Haven't
they been declaring for eight years
past that the silver dollar is worth
but fifty cents and these unso
phisticated Cubans thought they
really meant itl Roseburg Plain-dealer.
fierce assaults were obliged to retire M.
before the galling fire of our brave! A"t t,' w ' os,uey' 01
boys, with a loss of upwards of aoo ! Stockbndge, Ga., while attending
killed and zoo wounded . On our ! mB raoiultl1 uuuw i enwuw
side was 13 killed and 47 wounded.
to tne u. & tt. mere were
checked during the same period
about 400 pieces of baggage be
longing to people starting westward
from Corvallis. Times.
The Spaniards had 5000 in the en
gagement. Our troops consisted of
the First battalion, California vol
unteers; Tenth Pennsylvania; First
battalion, U. S.- Third artillery,
regulars; and Utah battery. The
fight was a sharp one and indicates
the true spirit of the American
soldier?.
that state, was attacked by cholera
morbus. He says: "By chance I
happened to get hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and I think it
was the means of saving my life.
It relieved me at once." For sale
by O. O. Krogstad, Druggist.
f5(1u"!ifo Yfinr i:owli With Cancnrets.
OaR. j i r'vi"!". cirri nnnitlpntlnn forovcr.
"':-ki t ' " Q- C, ' f.Tati'.sx-A rrf unil money.