Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1899)
1 LINCOLN COUNTY Bargain i TT TT Rev. and Mrs Tonkins will hold services in the M. E. Church next Sunday morning and evening. All are invited to attend. The excursion train trora Port land to the bay last Saturday night ; carried seventy passengers, most all ' of whom were from Portland. Dr. Tatom, the dentist, arrived in this place last evening to remain a week. We all know that he does i good work as he has been here I before. ! Harry Denlinger, of Independ- ence, came in on Thursday even jing's train to be in attendance at j the coming session of the circuit ! court. English Balnnggan .shirts and drawers, regular $2 suit . . . ' . , F , ., 6 .. . . h 11 511,1 75 is stODDi"!?- in this nlnce nnri will 1 I r - - l NEW GOODS Just arrived direct from New York and will be sold at prices previously unheard of Why pay from 50 to 250 per cent to old style credit stores? Note a few Specials. knt's all silk neck ties, regular 25c value I5 rench Percales, 36 inch, regular 25 cent value l2i2 Highland Dress Plaids, regular 25 cent value, per yd 5 and 6c ;ents sweaters, regular $1.50 value .t 45c ilankets from 50 cents up. .jneline laces & embroideries from 1 cent per yard up. :,ents full finished hose, silk heel and toe, regular 25c value 15 Daily expected direct from New York a line of Shoes that will surpass all previous bargains. Remember we are headquarters for anything and everything many cases, at what you pay in old fogy credit stores, -low and Feed always Bed Rock. in The only firstclass General Merchandise Store on the Water Front. SPECIAL, We want 5000 dozen eggs and 100 tons chittim bark at once. Due price to all. Conroy, Come and see us ALL GOODS MARKED 'S PLAIN FIGURES. on TOLEDO, ORE. Mail orders given prompt ATTENTION. THE LEADER. It. K. COLLINS, Editor. Li: PIDAY, JULY 21, 189!). LOCAL, IN BRIEF. night, this convenes next Free dance next Tuesday Who is kicking about leather. u.cuit court londay. The new court house building is .rowing rapidly. Fred Stanton was over from letz Wednesday. Dr. Carter was down from Klk "y Wednesday evening. Kev. Tomkins will pi each at pMyville next Tuesdav evening-. - o N S. Ingals was a Newport vis Irin the county seat yesterday. Everet Jones came up from the t,er Rock mines yesterday after PPlies. Prf. Condon of Eugene, went ro"gh to Newport Wednesday ening. Jack Allphin did camenter work rC,ark Copeland, on the ranch, st week. . C This weather is just right for haying. Mrs. Sarr'l Center visited with friends here last week. Our old friend Noah Leabo was in our city last Tuesday. Ira Reeder and Will Ewing rowed to Newport last Monday. Dr. Hpley of Salem, passed down to Newport on Tuesday's train. Jay Van Cleve is running on the C. & K. trains as newsboy. Will Snow and T. P. Fish dug a i . well for Mrs. Burt this week. Win. Mathews, of the News, was a visitor among us Wednesday. Dm Severy came over from Siletz on business yesterday. The Yaquina Bay Mercantile Co. are receiving lots of new' goods make proof on his homestead soon, then he will move to Clackmas for the summer. Attorneys W. Hufford, of Portland, Harry Denlinger, of In- pendence and Y. E. Yates of Cor vallis, arrived last evening to attend circuit coart. H. Denlinger, Sr. was in town yesterday, fresh from the chittim patch. He has 4,800 pounds of good clean bark which means a nice little sum of money. Conroy, Son & Co. have received i a contract for fifty tons of chittim bark. Thev are paying $2.50 to $2.75 per hundred and furnishes 1st class sacks free to patrons. Mrs. Chas. Pearse and son, of San Francisco, visited with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Vincent, of this place, this week. They will re turn home tomorrow morning. Ade Crosno came up from the beach mine at Otter Rock yester day afternoon. He has been suf fering with several nice sized boils and came np to give them a rest for a few days. A. L.. McDonald was down from C'itwood last. Tuesday acting as a witness for T. Knrtichanoz, who made final proof on his homestead Lonnie was our first new subscriber under the new management. Dr. Adams, the Albany dentist, went down to Newport last evening and will be prepared to do dental work for a few days. Dr. Adams is a fine workmen and parties need ing work done in his line will do well to call on him. Oliver and Clarence Altree came over from Drift creek Wednesday and are preparing the old Wallus ki's boiler for shipment to Portland, where they have traded it for a 20 horse power engine and boiler to be Mr. Mills and family arrived from Waldport last Wednesday evening and will make their future home in this city. Sheriff Ross has been out over the county this week serving sub poenas on jurymen. Friends of Tom Espey will be grieved to learn that he has been failing rapidly of late. Hurley Lutz and Renus Arnold wheeled to Big creek last Sunday. Why Renus went nobody knows. Mr. Rancourt, who lives three and a half miles down the river, while prospecting for coal struck what promises to be a good vein of petroleum. Dr. Darnell has secur ed a sample of the crude oil and intends sending it to the Oregon Agricultural College and having it analysed. W. L. Davis left for Eddyville yesterday morning to assist his house on his coat ranch. The farmers in this county could well afford to pay Wes at least $10 a day to come back to town and remain, as he is intending to peel chittim, which means, of course, that the price of that commodity will come down at least $20. per ton. Bark is a good price now and we want it to remain so. So send him home. Joe Turnidge, our Toledo-Siletz mail carrier, had a small run-away last Wednesday. Going down Sugar Hill a singletree broke, let ting the tongue down, and fright ning the horses. After they ran a little while Joe thought it was get ting too warm for him so he just stepped out and let them gu. They ran b'ut a short distance when one of the horses got down and stopped them. The damage done was a slightly bruised horse, a broken singletree and tongue and a smash ed wheel. Found Dead. Last Friday evening A. D. Shipley, a bachelor .living near Harlan, was found dead about one hundred yard,s south of his dwel ling. Rev. A. C. Tunison and I,. A. January found the body laying face downward buried in the grass, limbs thrown up, with arms under the body in a cramped position, but showed no signs of struggling or that death was caused by foul play. A leather strap holding his dog was in his right hand and was gripped so tight that the dog was unable to get loose. Mr. Shipley sent by L. W. Mulvaney for some groceries on Thursday morning, and seemed to be cheerful and in good health. About 3 o'clock p. m. the same day Rev. Pettit and wife and Mr. Stevenson passed by Mr. Shipley's house and he was sitting on the porch with his dog by his side. Thi1' w?.15 the lat time he wns seen alive. On Friday morning B. F. Grant went to Mr. Shipley's to haul hay and found both doors of the house open, the table set and things in their usual order, showing that he had eaten supper the previous evening. Not seeing Mr. Shipley about the premises, Mr. Grant called for him but getting no response he concluded that he had gone to, some of the neighbors'. Mr. Grant then hauled hay until noon and Mr. Shipley not appear ing, he became uneasy about him. Sending for some neighbors they searched the place and the body was found as above stated. The examination was made by Dr. Iv M. Carter, acting as coronor. C. M. F. Born. Altree. To the family of Charles Altree. on Monday, July 17, 1899, a son. Mother and child doing nicely. 'Another car load of the famous Stayton Flour, Feed and Chop re ceived this week by the Y. B. M. Co. t Conroy, Son & Co. received their second car load of flour yesterday. lately. Milton Hale, of Albany, was a j used in their shingle mill. visitor in our city the latter part of last week. Dudley Trapp was transacting business with Toledo people last Friday. Simeon Linton, of Yaquina. was doing business with Toledo people Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. E. M. Starr is visiting at Cape Foul weather with Lester Waugh's family this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Trapp, of kwan, was doine business here Chitwood, were visiting Mr. and rterday. Mrs. Tom Espey last Sunday. Mrs. ' ...j . .-.u C. B. Crosno and family and Huffman, the Elk City L. Davis visited with rs-Elmo Davis, at Morrison, the of the week. Jimmie Chtfunnd from Ithe river ;i,: last Friday. fetary 0f War Alger, last Tuesday, tendered his resiena- nt the president. ' Pt. Geo. Bethers is maknig an on of the schools in the a country this week. Ben Tracy passed through 'wport Wednesday evening, visit old friends. 'ss Addie FmIIm- f rv.riiHc Ik.: . - v tuuJ I ea last Tuesday eveninc and V'Slt With her mint MVc TVinc TJngofthis nlace. for a fort- neices went to Otter Rock last Saturday for a few days camping out. Judge Stewart walked up from Newport last Tuesday and brought a cow that he purchased from Rev. Booth. Charley Hyde came down from the farm last Saturday to visit his parents, returning the following day. The work of painting the school house is progressing rapidly. It will very much improve the looks of the building. Judge Hamilton and family pass ed down to Newport Wednesday evening. The Judge came up to open court in this place this morning. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will give an Ice Cream Social in' this city, on next Thursday, July 27. They will serve ice cream all afternoon and evening. Let everybody go and eat cream and help pay the church debt. Conroy, Son & Co. have leased the Copeland store building and will soon have carpenters at work repairing and thoroughly overhaul ing the same. They find their present location to small to accom modate their rapidly increasing trade. Rev. and Mrs. Tonkins, of Ma nama, are visiting Mrs. Tonkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conroy. The.v both preached in the M. E. Church last Sunday, Mrs. Tonkins holding services in the morning, and Mr. Tonkins preaching in the evening. The Folk's excursion over the C. & E. to Nepwort last Sunday was a large affair. Three hundred people were on board when thev landed at Newport. The Corvallis College band accompanied the exursiou and furnished the music. The crowd seemed to enjoy the day on the beach. Dr. Tatom, Dentist. Will be in Toledo the 20th day of July and will remain one week. Those wishing work clone must call early as his time is limited. Don't forget the date. The best, the cheapest and 1000 pound lot of lard received at Henry Lewis' store last night. If you want lard, that's the lardiest place on earth. FRANK CAItSON, BLACKSMITHING TOLEDO, OREGON. General Shop and Rppair work of r11 kind done at reasonable prices. HORSESHOEING and WAGON WORK a specialty. An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. Mr. A. Sanders, writing from ' Cocoanut Grove, F'la., says there has been Vjuite an epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a severe attack and was cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he also recommended it to others and they say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by O. O. Krogstad, druggist. . . "Money to patent good ideas may be secured by our aid, address The Patent Record, Baltimore, Md." Tetter, Sait-KlKMim and Kczcuiu. The intense itching nnd smnrtinp, inci dent to these diseases, is instantly nllayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and p. favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost bitel and chronic sore eves. 25 cts. per box. For sale by 0. 0. Krogstad Drugget. Real Estate Sl Abstract Co. 4 Has a complete Up-to-date Abstract of Title to all ' property in Lincoln county. Also has a lare list of Tide lands, Farm lands and City property, improved and unimproved, for sale on good terms. Address BOX 27 . Toledo, Oregon. Wanted At Toledo Hotel, a girl or woman. Steady situation. Mrs. Schmeer. Club Parlors. Billiards, Pool, and Whist. ONLY SODA FOUNTAIN IN THE CITY. -Fruils, Confections Cigar. Friday Evenings Set Aside for Ladies. GKO. McCAULOU, Proprietor.
