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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER.
W. L. DAVIS, Editor.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1899.
LOCAL IN BRIEF
The Druggist.
"There once was a druggist named Wood
Who would substitute when e'er he could.
Once a customer cried
"My wife here?" He replied
"No. I've got something else just as good.'
L,aaies mgnr, at cne uinr Parlors
this evening.
Geo. A. Landis went to Newport
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. G. Copeland returned
from a visit to Portland Tuesday
evening.
Aboui an inch of snow fell Tues -
clay night, but only remained with
us a few hours.
M. L. Irapp spent Sunday in
nnrritv. apttino- nmil!1in,l
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his wife and baby.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lewis is very ill. Teething compli
cations are the cause, j
B. F, Jones departed Monday 1
for Salem where he has business j
before the state school land board.
Moses Gregson, our saw mill j
man, departed for Philomath Wed-!
nesday morning on business, intend
ing to return tomorrow.
Attorney W. S. McFadden lost a j
son bv la tmnne the dav after he .
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left Toledo Saturday. He has the
sympathy of many friends here.
Prosperous business men always
advertise. This is true. Adver
tising is just as necessary as the
stock on the shelves to a prosper
ous business. Both should be
purchased with judgment, but they
must be purchased.
Jack Allphin is now immortal
without a doubt his picture, with
a short pen biography,, has been
printed in the Oregoniarf and that '
semes it. 1 here are several pio
neers in this vicinity, who should
have a place in the Oregonian's
gallery of Oregon pioneers.
John Ofstedahl has been busy
this week clearing his residence j
lots north of the court house. He
will build a dwelling 011 them
luring the coming season, and will
have a very desirable location for a
a home. John has no complaint to
make at this paTt of Oregon.
Capt. Charles Lutjens, one of
the best known men in this vicinity
in years gone by and one of the
most successful seal hunters on the
Pacific coast, passed through Tues
day on li is way from San Francisco
to Newport, where business matters
concerning the cannery called him.
Judge Stewart departed for the
Valley Monday to purchase cream
ery machinery. Thursday morning
Satn'l Center followed him, doubt
less to confer with him upon its
purchase. Nothing is more needed
now in our city than a successfully
conducted creamery and a small
bank. Both are badly needed.
Eggs are high and tending
higher in price, so now is the time
'o make vour hens lav by giving
them some of Krogstad s Egg
Food. Only 25 cents per pound.
If you want a Suit made to order
just come in, select your goods and
we guarantee a f.t, whether you
are thick or thin, tall or short.
Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
Ihitwood Chips.
This morning we find "Old
Mother Earth" with '-her merit
cap on. Just enough to make the
ground white. The most we have
had this year here and we fvtW
. . expect
U WlU be 0,le before "'ght.
- As far 3S we Can leam all those
afflicted . convaleSC-
. fc,npuc ujnvaiesc-
l"g- Uncle Jimmie
and Aunt
Margaret Chit wood are much better
butiraPro "lowly. Grip is hard
On old people
Last bunday some dogs chased a
deer down to the railroad water
tank, caught and killed it, then
went off and left it, where it still
lies unskinned and iinclaimed.
It
It
looks like a fine 2-year-old doe.
ts said the dogs were quite sick
j when last seen. This seems to be
a very unhealthy. locality for dogs
at this season of the year that is,
I dogs that chase deer. It was in
deed pitiful to. hear that poor deer
bleat and try to get away. It was
'enough to almost stir a heart of
stone. The clogs tearing into its j
rien while yet it lived. Peopie
j who own dogs that they know will
ru fleer when they get out ought
j to keep them tied up at home. It
j is a shame for tlie deer be killed
i off ,hat way and 110 e to get any
good of them. Such persons could
! be Severely PUnished b-v law' We
i lpe this wi" be ,he last time the
i hke wl11 ever occur 5,1 this ueigh"
iborhood.
,
' February starts in with a "fury,'
but we hope that fury will not last
long.
Claude Wilson seems to be having
a hard time getting over the grip.
It seems 10 affect his lungs.
Skookum Tum Tum.
In Clothing, we have the biggest
drive of the season. A gool solid
woolen suit for $5 00, better grades
$6, $7.50 and $10.
Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
For Sale.--I have now on
band plenty of good baled hav for
sale. Those in need will know
where to buy.
T. P. Fish.
Stayton shorts, flour and chop at
Yaq. Bay Merc. Co.
Send The Leader to a friend.
From Our Pastor.
We regret being unable to fill
our appointment in Eddyville and
Chitwood this week the first fail
in the work.
Chapel exercises were well at-
ff-nrlpd Sunday morniner at Siletz.
. hv Mr. Mrs. netz and
Miss Holmes, assisted by the con
gregation, was good. It is a de
light to look into the children's
faces and observe their splendid de
portment! Great credit is due the
earnest and efficient corps of work
L . ,v,P Afrenev
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The supper given during court
week by the L. A. S. was a success
socially, and financially $17 in the
treasury. Mr. Rosebrooks is very
fond of clam soup; four dishes, O,
My!
Choir practice to-night.
January 17th our lantern was
taken from the freight room of the
depot. If the party - having the
same will return it, they will re
ceive the usual reward and no ques
tions asked.
Miss Mary Buford was quite sick
when we took our depaiture from
Silecz Sabbath.
Rev. Lowther of Corvallis, de
livered an excellent discourse in the
M. E. church in Toledo Sunday
morning. He assisted in the ser
vices in the evening. A full house
greeted us. The song service with
organ and violin accompaniment
was good. Come, everybody!
Mr. and Mrs. Hyde are greatly
missed at all our services. We hope
they will be able to be with us
again soon.
A letter from Dr. Ford of Eu
gene, states that his limbs are heal
ing rapidly.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following is a summary of
the weather for the month of Janu
ary, taken at the Toledo observing
station:
Mean temperature, 45; maximum
temperature, 61, date 29th, mini
mum temperature, 31, date 3rd and
22nd; mean of maximum tempera
ture. 52.5; mean of minimum tem
perature, 38; number times mini
mum temperature 32 degrees or
below, 6 times; number times mini
mum temperature 40 degrees or
below, 24.
Total precipitation, 13.8 inches;
greatest precipitation in 24 consecu
tive hours, and date, 1.5, 10th and
21st; total depth of unmelted snow
fall, none.
Prevailing direction of
southwest.
1 d
Number of clear days, 3; No., of
partly dourly days 5; No. of cloudy
days, 23; No. of days on which .04
or more of precipitation fell, 20.
Dates on which hail and snow fell
and of thunder storms, none.
Dates of lifciil frosts, 2, 3, 4, 8, II
and 1 2th; dates of killing frosts,
none; dale of solar halos, 22nd.'
The month of January averaged
very mild and very rainy, and but
few clear days
Otto O. Krogstad,
Observer.
r; TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Several of the ouoils hive hppn
absent this week, but we hope that
they will all have good reason for
doing so, for we certainly would
not like to say of any of our school
mates that they are so lazy that
they would not come to school, be
cause then they would have to
study. There can be nothing more
interesting than our school.
Chas. Hyde returned to school
on Monday. He has been absent
for some time, having to wait on
his sick parents.
Miss Taylor was very glad to see
Nora Krogstad back to school
again. Nora has been sick for
several weeks.
Professor Lowther, Geo. Cham-;
bersand Mrs. Copeland were visitors
in the intermediate room l9st week.
Miss Taylor is preparing a pro
gram to celebrate the' anniversary
of President Lincoln's birthday.
Miss Collison's pupils have mar
ly all returned to school again,
although they cough quite hard
yet.
Professor Lowther made a short
visit in Professor Holm's room
Thursday, January 26. He enter
tained the school for a short time
by singing two songs, which the
whole school appreciated.
Most of the eighth grade are pre
paring for the teachers' examina
tion next week.
We are very glad to say that a j
large number of the patrons of the
school visited us last Friday; and
we wish to thank them for their
kind attention and words of
en-
conragement.
A School Girl
The greatest danger from La
Grippe is of its resulting in pneu
monia. If reasonable care is used,
however, and Chamberlain's Cough
Remeby tiken, all danger will be
avoided. Among the tens of thos
ands who have used this remeby for
la grippe we have yet to learn of a
single case having resulted in pneu
monia which shows conclusively
that this remedy is a certain pre
ventative of that dangerous disease.
It will cure la grippe in less time
than any. other treatment. It is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Otlo O. Krogstad, druggist.
Be kind to vour friends; tell them
to read The Leader, sure.
CEDAR
SHAKES 4c PICKETS
Mario to order by
S. J. Stewart, Drift Creek.,
fyUive order at thin olllce.
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imrmmnt to an order of the County Conrt of
the State of Oregon, for llunton County, iiinrio 1 . ... . . , . ., , ,
outheiirri day of Januarv, 1h:K, mid duly I Will try to make It JHiHMble for you to
entered IrMhe .bmrnal of .aid .,,rts will on the o))(lljn ,mrt of yo,r ,rK wat8 thr(,uw,,
between nine o'clock In tho nmrnliiK and four the lnailf, nnd will lutv part or all Hie
o'clock In the afternoon, to-wlt: at the hour of . ' ' .
Two clock in the afternoon of that day, at pontage Oil dry urtlch'H, ffpecially of Um
tho front door of tho Court Houhc, in the City lnore foiici'litrHtud or COntl V khulu Will
of Toledo, in Lincoln county, Oregon; oiler for ,m,IX " i ur l omiy kiikIh. M HI
ale at publl" auction to the hlxheh. bidder, for . jmy the tKwtllgU Oil ii1Im, lihlHterfl Pulvt'H
canri In hand, all the Interna that mild exiato ! .. . . . , . ,. ' . '
hai in and to the following dci.crll.cd real tablet, rubber IllppleH, violin HtriligH,
extate, to-wlt: I.ot No. 8, in Itlock No.il, In the HI1.l many other kinln of 1 m.ru tv.ut,,.,..
Town of IloKne mlret addition to Highland.., fl'" many omt r KintiH oKlrtlgH. 1 outage
In Lincoln Count, ort-Ron. Alao, bcKinnhiK HtainpH taken in any amount. Will pay
at the aonth-west corner of tho north-enst i,:f i, . n i n
quarter of the aouth cHt.uai tor of Hcctlon W ono-llllil tliu exrens on nil dollar J.tir
1 it Townnhlp eleven. South, itanire eleven, went, 'chuHCHof patent niedicineH or other iimhIm
of Willamette meridian, runnliiK thence north ... J , , 1,1LrK""".
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tilnK, containing 6 acrea, In Lincoln county,
State
e of Oregon, DcIohkIiik to aall eiaie, iu
funeral charguK, exenen of dmlnlatra-
Hon m! claim agaluxt HHlrt rwtnte, and for
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