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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1898)
Cedar Mill and Fixture Company, 0. It. ALTREE, Manager. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. W. L. DAVIS, Editor. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1898. Dealers in Cedar Lumber, SASH, DOORS, MOULDINS, SHINGLES AJo Lowest Prices. A. T. PETERSON, Agent, Toledo, Oregon . m jtVl CASH TALKS I TOLEDO COMHISSION HOUSE. 2-s Will Sell You Goods Eor Cash. CHEAPER Than you can expect to buy of credit houses, where you pay the bills owed by the man who don't pay. Your trade in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED in. solicited. T. P. FISH, Mncr, Toledo, O. (JO This is to Certify I That I, Otto O. Krogstad, am a Merchant of Toledo, Or That I sell Drugs and Medicines, Stationery and School Books, Paints and "Oils, Wall Paper, No tions and Toys, also Gar den and Grass seeds of all kinds. I further certify that I be lieve in fair dealing, and' am willing to "Live and Let Live." B. F. JONES, Attorn ey-at-La w, Notary Public. TOLEDO, - ORGON. 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. How The Baby Came. I. - THE HAPPY FATHER.8 THEORY. Some years ago, David Carker, a poet from the State of Maine, inspired by the joys of pa ternity, wrote and published the follow ing poem, in which he advanced the theory about babies, which, if true, would convict St. Peter of negligence in the discharge of duties as Celestial Warden. One night, as old St. Peter slept, He left the door of heaven ajar, When through a little angel crept, And came down with a falling star. One summer, as the blessed beams Of morn approached, my blushing bride Awakened fiom some pleasing dreams, And found that angel by her side, God grant hut this I ask no more That, when he leaves this world of pain, He'll wing his flight to that bright shore, And find his way to heaven again. ST. PETER'S REPLY. John G. Saxe, it is said, believing that in justice had been done St. Peter, by a brother poet, wrote the following as the saint's reply. Full eighteen hundred years, or more. I've kept my gates securely fast; There has no 'little angel' strayed, No recreant, through the portals passed. "I did not sleep, as you supposed, Nor left the door of heaven ajar; 'little &iigui' ever lull, And went down on a falling star. Go ask that blushing bride! and see If she don't frankly own and say, ' That when she found that angel babe, She found in the good old way. God grant but this I ask no more That, your number still enlarge, You will not, as you've done before, Lay i. to old SL.l'eter'g chargel" By Request. EASTERN OYSTERS. were sent us in 1896 a somewhat elongated variety from East river, New York, and a round variety from Long Island sound, called Princess bay. The latter, coming from a locality nearer the sea, has done better than the East Rivers. Unfortunately only a small pro portion of the 22 barrels was repre sented by this variety. We have grounds for hope that the fish com mission will send us more Princess bay oysters this season. If money were available to make salt ponds, where the proper condi tions as regards temperature and saltness could be maintained, Eastern spat could be raised arti ficially in very large numbers. As suming that this is not feasible, the experiment resolves itself into a question of natural selection. That is, some spawn, as lime goes on, will undoubtedly, inheriting the atice for Oct and Nn Hi ARosebrooks et al. for c road, continued to Jan. 1899 In the matter of the settlement G A Landis, as sheriff, the repc approved and adonteH qj uia uuuusiueii aiscnarged. In the matter of settlement J L Hyde, county treasurer, 0-dere that the report filed by the count' judge be adopted. E II Baldwin, et al, for burial J cuipra irora snip Atlanta, conti,, uea tor tne term, pending the deting of duplicate bills. A O Krogstad, petition for gregation of taxes, ordered that c Yt a t? fF V A fr A rvr A . out.nu ut ui ncicii iu receive taxe (mm A O V mr, rl nA T . y2 lot 2, and fraction 8 and 9 j block 8, Graham's 5th addition t Toledo, taxes upon the valuation! $120 00. E H Baldwin et al, inquest bi ren tli con JROSS & EICE, BLACKSMITHS. TOLEDO, OREGON. General Shop and Repair work of all kind done at reasonable prices. HORSESHOEING a spe cialty. Give u a call. BEAVEll CHEEK WOODENWAltE CO., Ona, Lincoln County, Oregon. Manufacturers of all kinds ot Wooden ware Prices given on applicatian. JOB PR1NTINQ I Of all kinds neatly and promptly executed. Prices reasonable and all work satisfactory. We make a specialty of printing ZS Pamphlets, Catalogues, l-cgal Blanks, T Letter llea.ls, Hill Heads, Statements. Envelopes, Etc., Etc., Etc. Prices and' Estimates furnished on all kinds of printing. THE LEADER JOB DEPARTMENT, 3 Toledo, Oregon. 3 C. E. HAWKINS, Atto r n ey at Law, Notary Public. TOLEDO, OREGON. ROBERT A. MILLER, Attorn cy-at-Law, OKKUO.N CITY, OKKUOft. Land Titles and Laud Office Busi ness a Specialty. H. VENLlNGMt, Attorney-ai-Law, TOLEDO. OREGON. Z. M. DERRICK, County Surveyor. Solicits all work in his line. Cor rect work and reasonable prices. P. O Address, Eddy vile, Oregon. CHITWQQD NURSERY SHOULD YOU NEED Ora of any kind, call on DL DHL. Prescriptions a Specialty. - Sweetest Candies, The Freshest Nuts, Nobbiest Stationery. TOLEDO, OREGON. Keeps constant! on hand all the Standard Varieties of Fruit Trees, Vines and Shrubbery. J. E. WILSON, CHITWOOD, OREGON. Cheap Reading. Weekly Oregoataa aid Leader only i la adraace. The Demorest Family Magaslna a.d The Leader n. year for only $8Uadranc Thrlce-a-Wwk World, The Cosmopolitan aid The Leader ene year for only $4.7& fa adraare. Coiaopolltaa and The Leaeer for only i. MH'alls Magaslns aad The Leader one year for only $l.7(la adracro. Other periodicals will be added to this Hat from time to time. In fact, we will In future, furnish any paper you may wish lu connection with the LEADER at the best clubbing rates. From Prof. Washburn's report In the Oregonian of the 12th. acquired hardiness of their parents, pass successfully through the tender , in case of inquest on Wright, tached as spat to rocks, shells, etc., in Yaquina bay. Their progeny, parent and offspring having be come acclimated as it were, will be 1 that where court orders change if luuic jiticiy iu ucvciup 111 migc sue ui iiuiu-cis, 111c couiliy rectlv numbers than their ancestors, so credit for material saved. In the matter of the bids bridge across Thompson creek, bii TV i uviue(ir - w V J fc, In the matter of the appointnien of coroner; the vacancy is ordtref that eventually the bay will be more or less stocked with the bi valves. To what extent and how filled by Dr. R E Darnell and he long it will take i, of course, a hereby appointed to fill such v matter of conjecture. Tudsiinsr cancy. Court adjourned to meet Jaw 4, 1899 fron the conditions prevailing in San Francisco bay, where oysters have been planted for years, it would be the safest plan not to The oyster industry at Yaquina expect too much from our expei i- bay is not what it used to be, and -ment. As a cause of encourage I have on several occasions pointed ment, however, we have the fact out to the oystermen there that the that at San Francisco they have number of native oysters on - their ' made no such efforts toward this planted beds might be increased by end as we have here. The experi- the use of brush collectors, to catch ment is wtll worth the very small any drifting spuwn, which, lacking sum it has cost the government; it something to catch on, settles on has cost the state nothing. another s bed or on public ground. These oysters, like all the fish They are not disposed, however, to interests of the state, are under adopt new methods and content protection of the state fish cora- themselves with the old and eood. mi.-sioner. who will - f . w tX. W lUWfc 4 but insufficient, method of strewing special bill for their protection is clean stiells on tne beds. Dresented at Hip rnmmo- c;.- ( iwwkM.. hiVlVII Vi, I future prospects op the Ex- the legislature. It is the intention . Send The Leadi r to a frieid. Chronic Dyspepsia PERIMENT. S of the United States fish comrnis- I commenting upon the attempt sioner that the present plant oe to introduce the Eastern oyster, the always preserved as a spawning press of the state has run the gamut ' plant, and that, after a stated time, from declaring it an absolute failure the progeny of the introduced to promising our citizens an abund- .specimens, if there be any, may be ance of this delicious bivalve grown ' lawfully marketed. rw FTER suffering for nearly thirty yearf - from dyspepsia, Mrs. n. E. Dncaiit, wife of a prominent business dm cl Warsaw, N. Y., writes: "For S3 years, I w a constant sufferer from dysncnsla tai i weak stomach. The lightest food pro&ra in Uregon within a year or two. My thanks are due to Mr. fienr,, ! ?Z"fJTJ . . - aylWil Ul (jUSt iU LUifcbbUl, UUIT out w -. Ml . 1 ne wiser course 10 pursue, regard- King, of Oyster City, for much ing the effort as purely an experi- j voluntary labor and assistance in ment, is to avoid the Scylla of , the experiment. pessimism and the Charybdis of j extravagant hopes. The outcome County Court-December Term, of the experiment can not be even ' (Continued from last week.) partially decided for two years from ' " Denlinger, notarial work for Co, $2.00; supplies fur nished Mrs Trackswell as assigned by J S Booth $1000 II Van Olden, reoairino- w -I - now. No Eastern spat from the spawning of a year ago was found this summer. It is too soon to observe results from this year's spawning. I am so confident that I Ramsdell bridge 3 00 we shall eventually discover sDat of, M J Thompson, wood for Co, TJKTTRALQIA curMI br Dr. MIW Pais Piixb. "One cent nloa." At all d ruga UU. the Eastern" oyster that I have this fall oflered a prize to the individual who first sends me living spat of Ostrea Virginica found in Yaquina bay. The spawning of the oysters on the float has already been alluded to as an encouraging sign. I was more particularly impressed by the following: In the labratory experiments in artificial fertilization one set of eggs was started in water from the bay which registered 1.022, almost ocean saltness. Two days later microscopic investigation re vealed numerous swimming em bryos. The water was exposed during that time to the varying temperature of the laboratory, from 59 deg. F. to 7odeg. F. This speaks well for the hardiness of the young spawn, and for possibilities J F Stewart, salary for Oct and on the planted beds at Oyster City. I Nov lQQ "u luwuig same 111 snea.v.50 75 E W Gaither, woik on rolls and during county court and use of horse 49 5o Wra Mathews, pub. notices $4.50, allowed 3 so Glass & Prudhomme station ery for county ,i0 E McKinney, petition for re bate of taxes, dismissed. Orrin Ruperts, pauper claim,..i6 00 R A Abbey, repairing bridge at Morrison J II Ross, money advadced for county 31 16 salary Oct and Nov 300 00 Mrs Lydia Clark, care of Mrs Helms for two mo. at $15., 30 00 J II Lutz, salary for Oct and Nov 2 00 The oysters were in far better J 11 Lutz, stamps durinp; Oct conditiou this season than during) and Nov their first summer here, showing F A Godwin, commissioners' that they are becoming acclimated. I ees and 'age 39 2Q It may not be generally known that I R . Yakefield. commis two varies of the Eastern ,, 'NjH. diet I suffered asonlzlng pain after est!:; I was treated by many chyslclaas aad tie numerous remedies without permanently Two years aso I began taking Dr. & Jicrve and Llvor Pills and I.crv!ao. liU a week I commenced imsrovlns. tudpc slstlng in the treatment I was scoat'-j eat what I liked, with no cril eK I keep them at hand and a single dosodlstj any old symptoms." rrawJT are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and nerves f ren. Add rnon. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Klkhart, W v Miles' 2 1 Nervine 2 Siimmons. In the Juntlce Court for Toledo and Drift Cr.tl Preolnet No. 14, Uneoln county, urej. J. F.Stewart, Plaintiff. Vd. cuwara narwiCK, ueienanui. . 11 To Edward Barwlck, the above ntniW (endant: nrrii IN THE NAME OFTIIE STATE OFOREW. You are hereby required to apear and " the complaint of the above named p'J'V, the above entitled Court by the w L January, 189U, in the ofllce of the Jt7,:l l peace 01 saia precinct no. i,av ' ' una you are nereDy nouneu ui 'h,i( to appear and answer aaid complaliit B' J required the plaintiff will apply, ? for Judgment as BHked for In P1?.1"1.' .raTif Plaint filed in aaid Court towlt: rorJiiflP'J againHt the above named defendant lor w of ir.oo and for the coats and awuunwi-- saltl action. A..Mi 1 hit summons is publinncu Dy y'",r. Krogstad, Justiee of the peace of Toie Drift Creek precinct, No. 14, Lincoln w" uregon, auiy maae oveinuer . Justice of the peace for Toledo and riln t ivuiucL no. i. ijincoiu cuuutji vas Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City, Oreiroo. Notlee is hereby given that the M'" named settler has n led notice of nil JJ , tion to make final proof In support claim, and that said proof will be mw", the County Clerk of Lincoln County," Oregon, on Deeember a4th. vis: JOHN T. HANLONj H.E.No.lB for the se yK of ne ne M of se M, Vt of section 84, anl sw of nw ;of i"0 township 12 south, range 11 Went. He names the following witneiwei w ' his continuous residence upon and on'". of said land, vis: ThomasN. CoomWr" fi j Oregon, Arthur Cox, of Ona, Oregon, s"" 0regn- CHAH. B. MOOKES, Uf1'"' j
