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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1899)
corvlroaEdSTERN TIME CARD. No. 2. For Yaquina: Train leaves Albany 12:50 p. m. " " Corvallis 1:45 p. m. Arrive Yaquina, 6:00 p. m. No. T. Returning: Leaves Yaquina 7:00 a. m. PrirT-allii: j 1 in a tn ' 11-4 a m- Arrive Albany 12:25 p. m. j For Detroit: Leaves Corvallis Albany Arrive Detroit Returning: Leaves Detroit Albany Arrive Corvallis 7:30 a 8:05 a. 12:20 p. m. m. tn. 12:40 p. m. 6:05 p. m. 6:55 p. m. No. 1 and No. 2 connect at Al bany and Corvallis with Southern Pacfiic trains giving direct service to and from Newport and adjacent beaches. Train for the mountains airive at Detroit at noon giving ample time j to reacti camping grounds on tne same day. H. L. Walden, T. F. & P. A. Edwin Stone, Manager. SHOULD YOU NEED -of any kind, call on- Dr. DARNELL. Prescriptions a Specialty. Sweetest Candies, The Freshest Nuts, Nobbiest Stationery. 1 , TOLEDO, OREGON. LUCIMJA JACKSOS. Portrait Artist. SILETZ, OREGON. Enlarges Portraits in Crayon and 1 astel. Good work; Reasonable Trices. Frame furnished if desired. T If you want your photograph I'larged reduced or copied, or any 1.1 her wik in the photo line at BED ROCK Prices, Go to - & D.OLSON, Toledo, Oregon. IllJHlUliUillUJIlJIUIiJUlIlK HERVSTA Rcslorei VITALITY LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD ( :ures Impotcncy, Nipht Emlasions and v astlnsr diseases, all effects of self .y'JpSJJ abuse, or excess and indla fc$'jLJ cretion. Anervotoiiicaml W jJl bIOOl bulItler' Brings the hfff pink glow to pale cheeks and Yk. restore3 tne lire 01 youth W :t Ry mail fiOc per box; O boxes tor $2.50; with a written ruurim t' to euro or refund tlio money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by O. O. Krogstad, Druggist, Toledo, Oregon. lh Cmly'it Condition lVnvdi'rs, are just what n horse needs when In bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the bett in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price 23 oents per package. For mile by 0. O. KrogHtad Druggist. mot mm m. -M m. mr Q PR mm THE LEADER. -W. L. DAVIS, Editor.- 'Official County Paper. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1899. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ' l j 50 : One Year -Six Months Three Months - Entered at the postoffice at Toledo, Oregon, as ,eeond-class rnail matter. Advertising rates made known on application. Business locals will be inserted in these col umns at five rents per line per week, and will be ran until ordered discontinued. Every postmaster in Lincoln county is author ized to act as agent for the Leader. SsSsfeS ? EDITORIAL, AXE) COMMENT. A number of our counties have decision is in me case 01 we a declared their taxes delinquent and ! 011 the relation of a prosecuting at turned the rolls over for collection, j t0'ne' aSainst the Portland Nation In this matter our countv court erred for several years. The tax of j t,,.M i, n. v. 'er2!Tnll rlparpH hpfrirp the fnlln ivincr ; roil Cleared Deiore tue lOUOVUng 'assessment is made. It m a r cOAm hard in some individual cases but it is the only way an inHphtP-I ' dii imicLMC.i, imf frpp frnm i county can ever become free from debtand prosperous. The delinquent j mil ui o mm wiiii uuciiu, Still with Saeritt . iRoss. Some $3ooo was left him to ! lWr. Other taxnavers who have i ! .. .. . ... paid their taxes are burdened with rai'iner tVip ctaf-p tav rn th!e amnn 0llnt . i i tor the past three years and again : I i I this year will have to do the same, year Much has been spent in an endeav or to collect these taxes, too, and yet, year after year the same prop erty appears on the toll and tax payers are alarmed at the increased Irate of taxation when they step up jand pay state taxes on the land, j while they or the county receive no i benefit from its possession. The i delinquent rolls of '95, '96, '97 and : 98 should be settled and the ac-! I count closed this fall, and in future the tax should be collected and the roll done away with each year, making a great saving in money to the county and taking from the sheriff a great load of worry, incon venience and labor for which the countv receives nothing. Last session of court was a trying one for County Judge Stewart and his colleagues. J. B. Zeigler had a grievance and aired it as usual, taking the opportunity to give Judge Stewart a rodnd cursing, for which he should have been heavily fined. Over a just rebate of taxes, Z. S. Derrick became indignant and a suit at law would have resulted had not the court come to terms. A bill ot the county surveyor was also causing some dispute and it will have to bi settled or costs will be added which some one will Lave to pay. Judge Stewart realizes that lhe path of a county judge is not a bed of roses alone, but con tains a goodly number of hidden thorns. A judge cannot but err. Not to err is divine, and the peo ple make no allowances for motive but criticise severely the facts as they exist, often times having but little knowledge of the facts upon which to base their judgment. The Judge had The Leader differ materially in politics and in business policy, yet The Leader has thought it best not to criticise and it often wonders how the Judge would like to see such articles con cerning his actions as have formerly frequently appeared in these col umns concerning the county judge and his court. There has been am ple ground for such articles had the disposition behind the pen been the same as formerly. It is not. It sees no benefit to its readers, to the Judge or to itself. It also sees that from these same atticles before mentioned has sprung hard feelings! enmities, dissentions and strife that will not be eradie ited fnr vpirs nn.I 1 w in uoi i)e crauicaieu ior J ears, ana no one eood thine In rerird tn uu uuc fc,uuu uiui. lu regaru lO its treatment of alt these errors and I differences The Leader believes: jit is superior to The Leader of! other days; is above party in its; I treatment of facts as they occur, ; ! endeavoring constantly to better the condition of its county, its people. ! and its town. To those who are worrying about trusts, their ponderous strength and ' the evil uses to which they are put, the following news from the Albany Herald may be of great benefit: The Indiana Supreme court has; rendered a decision that a public corporation which entered into a: combination with other corporations to destroy competion and thereby j increase the price at which an arti cle was sold to the inhabitants of the state becomes liable to a forfeit ure of its corporate franchise. The 31 as uu company, juugc al Gas & Oil Company. Judge Jordan, of the supreme court, who wrote the decision, says, in Dart: "Vheil the State seeks lo tlesUuV .... i the life of an incorporated body it !is expected to show- some nilSCOndUCt, some act at least by which It has Onended the law Ot US creation, or something material ' I r- - j--. ( wlJlLU icuus iu uruaucc li'juiv iu iwe public and not merely mat, 1 which affects only private interests if....i.:.L -.i j j: tor wuicn oiner auequ ue remeuies areprovided. W here, however, the ct. .i.i. i, . ,acts disclose that a corporation has "1 j . 1 , r -. failed in the discharge of its corpo- rate duties by uniting with others in carrying out an agreement, the performance of which is detrimen tal or injurious to the public, it thereby may be said to offend against the law of its creation and consequently to forfeit its rights to its franchises." The authorities ' affirm that if the act complained of, by its results, will restrict or stifle competition, the law will regard such an act as incompatible with public policy. The Daily Press of Grangeville, Idaho, and the Daily Tribune, of Lewiston arrived from J. H. Mc Niel this week. We note in the Press that the Buffalo Hump group of mines has been bonded for the neat sum of $500,000. Next week we will publish from Acme, near Florence, a letter con cerning Harwood and his famous falsehood. It is crowded out this week. The mooted election fraud cases of Marion county have at last been dismissed at the instance of the prossecuting attorney Havden for lack of evidence. .. A cyclone Sunday swept the !.. 1.T... TJK, , .. , the face of the earth. Over 250 people were killed. tUVtll J L lltn IV II lllltlllll . IV l. II Oregon boys started on their home journey Monday, which will land them here about July 10. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the Circuit court of the state of Oregon for Lincoln county in the suit of L. L Swan, plaintiff, vs K A Bcnsell, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Peter llagan, deceased, .Margaret Dowd, Thomas Dowd, her husband, .lames M Ilngan, Minnie iiukiu,, niswue, .m hi new rairit'K llagan, Hen mswiie, .M at new rat rick llagan, Hen n. Mary Ellen llagan. A T Peterson, (rsim, his wife, V. B ( rosno, C E Crosno, B K Jones, and Ella Jones, his wife, Eva Peterson his wife defendants a mortgage foreclosure, I will on Saturday, the 1st day ol July, 1899, at the hour of one o'clock p m at the front door of the court house in the city of Toledo, Lin coln county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed real property: The sw'4 of the no' and the ne4 o( the sw4 and the e'j, of the nw : of sec 81 In tp lo r 10 w of Willamette Meridian containing li'.U acres in Lincoln coi nty. Orj jtoii. Said sale will be made to salisfv the judgment and decree in said suit vowlt a Judg. ment for plaintiff for (I9J.10 with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the iith day of February. 1899, and (C attorney's fee and the costs and disbursements taxed at (so and accruing eosts. J- J 11 ROSS, Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL WOOF. Land Otllce at Oiegon City, Or., April 26, 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the following to tnnke tlunl Proof In support of hN claim anl ticrk of I mnv mini I'lwi proof will be made before the County lncoln countv at Tnlniln iii- .... i.... . '' s;n,'v ,: joun tukxipoe tp"n sr nwH,W to,h",,l?WB. m"0 "B,,,e" ,hc following witnesses to prove his continuous residence noon and cultivation w IV"'''1 V. " .v,l",lI,1" KKhoades.j parrlsh and Austin Kosebrooks, all of Tole- ' ! g"' l'llA8- "iSStrtir -THE- -Racket- Keeps a complete stock of bar- j gains in Ladies Furnishings 1 and Fancy Goods, Writing; Material. Knick-knacks of Ns. all kinds, and NOTION Call and Examine. Renus Arnold. 1 Call For Bids. The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the grading of Hill street in front of Lot No. 1 in Block No. 15. Graham s Fifth addition to : Toledo, the same to be finished according to ; plans and specifications to be found at the office of the city recorder. All bids to be re ceived at my ollice on or before 12 o'clock, noon the Mb dav of June, 1899. The undersigned 1 reserves the right to reject any and all bills. Elisor's Sale. By viitue of an execution issued out of the orcmt J- , iftSttJj ! one o'clock t. m. at the front door of the court Oregon, sell at p'uollc auction to tne highest bidder for cash the following described real house in the city of Toledo, Lincoln county, property bidder for cash the following described real Lot Li, Block 9, Graham's 5th addition in the ' town of Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon. ment in said action, to-wit: a Judgment for , plaintiiV for $160 and costs and disbursements; taxei at 18..'j0 and accruing costs. i saia sale win be made to satisfy tnejuug- K. K. DAK.NELL, S-peeial Elisor appointed bv the Court to Barcn thlu aviinntl.ni Ittl Notice. Bidswill be received by the directors of school District So. 2 of Lincoln county, Oregon Bids to be opened June 2n, imj, at 8 o'clock m me anernooii at tne omce of tne clerk. j The board reserves the right to reject any 1 and all bids. For specifications of work de- 8ired, call upon the clerk of the district. i'.y order of the board. c. e. Hawkins. Clerk. Notice of Sheriff's Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VI R tue of an execution and order of Sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of OreKon for Lincoln county and beaitng date the '24th day of April, 1S99 under the Seal of Said Court upon a juagment rendered and entered in miri Court on the;J6th day of January 1899, in a suit therein pending, wherein Elizabeth E. Burn - nam was naintin ana Susan S. Burrows was - Defendant, infavorof Paid PlaintfH and aeainst ' Said Defendant for th sum of no, and Thirty I PORFPT A Mil I PD five Dollars attorney fees and Thirteen Dollars ' WU"-IVI 1T11L.L,L,I, costs and il appears from the judgment Docket I of said County that there has been heretofore ' i ttniMI AV.af.T l it paid on said judgment the Sum of $370, and ' AllU.l II t J "tll"lJl s there remains due unpaid on said judgment ! iuil.(1 v .,, the sum of (18 the aforesaid Execution was to OKMIO.N tn 1, OUKGOV me directed Hnd delivered andcommands me to j Land Titles anrl T nnH niHr lln-i. sell the hereinafter described real property to 1 anQ i-ana Ultice 1I1H- paiisiy me anovenamed amount with costs and I accruing costs, Towit: All of Lot 6 in Block 50 i in me t.iiy oi Newport Lincoln conntv Orenn 1 will therefore on KutnrrUv th i-f'h iu . June 1899 atone o'clock p. m. in front of the Court house in Toledo Lincoln county Oregon, sell at public Auction to the highest bidder for cash all the right title and interest of the above named Susan 8. Burrows Defendaut nereiii in ana to tne above described property together with the tenements hersditamenu and aDDertenante thprenntr. Kuii,i.rinn .. .i all persons claiming under her since the 2flth day of January 1899 to satisfy the said execu tion and order of Sale and amount due thereon as abovesetiorth together with Costs and accru ing Costs. J. 11. ROSS. r.. i .. i a . eriff" of Lincoln Countv. Dated loledo May 18th, 1899. m-19 Summons. In the Circuit pourt of the State of Oregon for Lincoln county. 6 Kate Howard, Plaintiff vs. Alfred Howard, Defendant. To Alfred Howard. In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of said p aintirt in the above entitled action "" luouium oi tne clerk of said I18 reef pray I L .n n.4 uruerirom tntt Hon. court granting a ! S'SS&S;!; ; ior s x consecutive weeks by order of Hon J . Hamilton judge of the above entitled c urt Miy, 1m Ko8ebur8' K" W wlh d?" of B. F. JON'ES, J. W. HAMILTON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Judge. Summons. IN THE CIRCURT C01RT OF THF ST A TP of Oregon for Lincoln County tE STATE Samuel Center and J. F. Turner. Plntntlffs, Herbert E. Phillips and M. f. Phillips, To Herbert E Phillip, and M'pfc In the name of the State of Oregon nl"l,s' ..ln are hereby sumnioneu and reqiil-ed to appear and answer the comniaiiiVV . J2 . aintlffi. in the above enti 1 ac nowon file in the oHice of the clerk of nr..?-. ":' f"A.- 'ts and disburs n,,," .VXZ per in. and . . ' r.' "Il I"" action or 'T '".. h ? coy mlJ , . P. lOXEs. Att y for Plaintiffs. Notice of Final Proof. Land Olllee at Oregon city, or Notice is heieby given that th yi,' 1 named settler has Hied notice nf hi. "I1" " WW vffJn tmn,y at ToleJo' . on J"e"x ' , vi u ne me ziia aav of Julv. 1899 and you are hereby notified that if you Vail to" answer said complaint'as herein required, the plaint it will take judgment aeai ed for in said nunnlmm "t, fn,iiV?,"".l'n'or-t,& cent per an mi I.KADKK f Mli, im. 0,,mUy' 0retf,,' " the athT"oi CLARENDON C. M.nsini I and oultivatlon of said lam viz irvi,.eMU,n ' Jid W. F. Hyde of Eddvxi le Ml V k v Cl I of Ch.twood, or J L ilyrof Toledo,N6rh"",er "1. CHAS. B. MOORES, Register. .Irs. G. L lUIUI TjAfl.ft "I Tl g HATSun Trimmed neatly 0r trimmed constants on hand. Evervthi,,;, ! in the Millinery line the latest. " Hats made over and re-trimmed Trimming cleaned and Tips curled. All work guaranteed, the lowest. Prices Parlor at residence oppo site Toledo Hotel. B. F. JONES, Attorn ey-at-Law, Notary Public. TOLEDO. - ovir.fi;. Will practice ill all the CUUrls of Oregon Five and one-half years clerk of Probate and Circuit courts. Has complete up-to-date Abstract of Lincoln Countv. BEAVER CHEEK WOODEN WAKE CO., 1 nun 1 irw.rwln P..nv l nu, uunuiu vumhi j, viruii. 1 .Manufacturers of all kinds ct 1,,, , u oodenware I i pr:npc o.;,.p Prices given on applicatiau. C. E. HAWKINS, Attorney-atLav, Notary Public. i TnT Priri ni.rn., 1 ''-'L.z.lJU, UKUiON ness a Specialty H. VEN LING EH, Attornoy-at-Liiw, TOLEDO. OREGON. A NEW PROPOSITION. Will say to my numerous customer in various parts of Lincoln county, that I will try to make it possible for you to obtain part of your drug wants through the mails, and will pay part or all tin postage on dry articles, especially of tin more concentrated or costly kinds. Will pay the postage on pills, plasters, salve, tablets, rubber nipples, violin strings, and many other kinds of drugs. Postage stamps taken in any amount. Will pay one-haif the express on all dollar pur chases of patcntmedicinea or other goods. I will endeavor to supply nil your wants in goods in my line. I am after your trade and will try to merit it. Erontad-Thfl hml i"STEVENSFAVORIIE,,i 22-inch barrel, weicht i Dounds. carefully bored and tested. For 22, .25 and .32 rira-firo cartridges. bin 1 T , Plain Open Sights, $6.00' lrr NO. 18. , a argct bights, $8.50 UiTr X0""1" fo- the FAVO- n .If he doesn't keep it wo i send, prepaid, on receipt of price iendu8,a.mP for complete cala : ,WII8 u- full line, with val an,i L "n.ation regarding rifles and ammunition in general. J.STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO.; try p.n. Box iofl jals Down." JJEEFALLS, MASS.