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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1900)
4 Have You been' to the New Hardware Store? '2 R1HE store to R1HE FIRST hardware I l I be opened in tbe County Seat. If you want anything in our line call- and see us and we will jj treat you right. Js Our goods are open for inspec- tion and our prices are low as the lowest. A lull line of Graniteware and Tinware. j Call and see our stoves before 2 purchasing elsewhere. 3 We aim to keep in stock every- ware line, but if we don't happen 3 to have the desired article, will get fj Jij it for you on short notice. j G. It. SKIIENCK & CO., The Cash Hardware Store, Toledo, Oregon. The White House H. LEWIS, Proprietor. JSTew Building, New Goods, New Bargains. General Merchandise Large Stock of Choice Groceries LADIES: We have the Handsomest and Best stock of Dress Goods in the County. Oon't buy anything in our lino before visiting THE WHITE HOUSE 9 ) ) 4) ) Lugger & Pruett j Yaquina, Oregon The Only Exclusive DRY GOODS and FURNISHING HOUSE In the County. A Larue and Varied Stock YAQUINA ITEMS. Look out for another wedding in Yaquina. Mrs. J. II. Penn returned home Saturday from Portland. Dick Casteel sperjt Sunda3' and Monday down on the Alsea. Miss Daisy Pittman of Newport spent Wednesday in Yaquina. D. P. Blue went out Wednesday to Albany and other valley points. "Jim" Derrick of Eddyville was the guest of C. L. Litchfield Friday. Born To Mr. and Mrs. A. Rust, April io, 1900, a son. Ten cents. Miss Nora Case of Newport was visiting in . Yaquina Friday and Saturday. We understand Mrs. D. P. Blue has a music class that is making good progress. . Mr. Monroe of Waldport spent Tuesday in Yaquina, on his way to Salem and Portland. Mrs. Thomas Ferr of Oysterville and Miss Anna Wright of Pool's slough were welcome visitors in Yaquina Monday. Mrs. W. M. Bonta of Washing ton was in the city several days wailing for the storm to abate. She is going to Seal Rocks to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Clark. A goodly number of neighbors and friends assembled at the Rowe house Tuesday evening to bid good bye to Mrs. George Malony, who goes to join her husband at Aber deen, Wash. Mrs. Rowe surprised the guests with cake and chocolate. By the removal of Captain and Mrs. Malony Yaquina has sustained a loss. Jerry. - - . Remarkable Cure ok Rheuma tism. Keuna, Jackson Co., W. Va. About three years ago my wife had an attack of rheumatism which confined her to her bed for over a month and rendered her unable to walk a step without assistance, her limbs being swollen to double their normal size. Mr. S. Maddox in sisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I purchased a fifty cent bottle and used it according to the directions and the next morn ing she walked to breakfast without assistance in any maimer, and she has not had a similar attack since. A. B. Parsons. For sale by O. O. Krogstad, druggist. Biaser- THE. GROCER Yaquina, Oreo." on. at Rock-Bottom Trices :: V Shoes a Specialty"-" All Sizes, Grades and Styles Constantly on h;unl. at pnees which defy competition. 1 3- 0 THE ONLY STOltE on Yaquina Bay devoted exclusively to Groceries. Oar low prices bring a steady patronage, and this makes it possible for us to carry constanty a fresh and clean stook. If you want the best, call on J. BLASEIl, The Grocer. GO YEARS' EXPERIENCE r Vv!. -'.V tiUS- iiilill iiimJ chitwood items. M. T.' Whitney made another trip valleyward Monday. Fine trout fishing now. There are lots of them in the Yaquina river. T. F. Lewis, F.sq., came to town today and is laying in a good sup ply of tine beehives, some that he purchased in Toledo recently. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gray of Cor vallis came last Friday and have been visiting relatives at Eddyville and with A. L. Chitwood on Simp son creek, returning home Monday. Messrs. Ira Whitney and Leo Kurtichanov have returned to the train Wednesday morning. He is helping to get together all the mo hair in the community, and is pooling it, so as to make a clean sweep at one shipment. That is business, all right. Mrs. J. E. Wilson, who is visit ing her old home in Illinois, writes back that she is getting very home sick and intends returning soon; that when she gets back to Oregon she "will be satisfied to stay; that "it isn't like it used to be i.i Ill inois." Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook, who went east at the same time, tell the same story. TiLLiCUM. April 11, 1900. Chitwood No. 2. Had a slight frost Monday night. Rev. C. M. Brown will preach at this place S'-nday evening, April 15. Charles B. Mason is kept very busy at present vibrating between the store and the kids. A. L. McDonald seems to be purchasing quite a variety of house hold furniture at present. Wonder what next? The school children are enjoying a vacation while Miss Alice Mason is attending the teachers' examina tion at Toledo. Mr. Durkee and family did not leave for South Dakota this week, as they had expected to, but will remain here for the present. Mr. and Mgs. Gray of Corvallis are visiting the latter's sisters, Mrs. E. A. McBride of Eddyville, and Mrs. O. A. Chitwood of this place. The People's party of Little Elk precinct nominated G. r. l.uckey for justice and Ben Hunt for con stable, both of Eddyville. The re publicans nominated J. E. Wilson and L. F. Pepin of Chitwood. 1 'f XTTIiifnar ..ton I- in ( Vn-n 1 1 ICS "7 7 J . . i 7 CHEAPEST) the lirst of the week to look alter , Jj fr,JbST the Lafe Wilson place, recently ; 13KST ) purchased by Mrs. Whitney. They expect to move there some time this summer. Bub. NOTICE KO.R PUBLICATION'. Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, March's, 1!W0. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler lias filed not ice of his intention to make final proof in support of his chum, and that said proof will be made before J. II. Lutz, County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on April Hi 1900, viz: ALBERT' SIJOTA, II. E. No. 11551, for the e of nej of sec 16 and of mv4 sec 15 t 8 !outh,' r 11 went. lie names the following witnenses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz : J. II. Ross and Law rn nee Shinarof Toledo, Oregon ; Paul Chatterton of Newport, Oregon ; Joseph White of Kernville, Oregon. CIIAS. B. MOORES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March 3, liKH). Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. II. Lutz, County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on April 21; 1090, viz : HENRY SCOTT, II E No. 11030, for the ej of swj and v of sei see 17 t 9 south, r 8 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James Breen, Warren Wright, Henry Wright of Chandler, Oregon, Andrew Forter of Sugarloaf, Oregon. CIIAS. B. MOORES, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, March3, 1900. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. II. Lutz, County Clerk of Lincoln countv, Oregon, .'s' ' Toledo, Oregon, on April 2l, 1900, viz JAMES BREEN, II E No. 11074, for the sei of nej, ne'4 of se of sec 7. and w)6 of swi sec 8, t 9 south, r 8 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Scott, Warren Wright, Henry Wright of Chandler, Oregon, Andrew Porter of Sugarloaf, Oregon. CIIAS. B. MOORES, Register. For amunition at 20 per cent, below all competitors go to Conroy, Son & Co. READY-TO-WEAR Plats a Specialty . ' rt Tnrr KM a b m a Copyrights Slc. A 1111110 mMhllntf n Uotrh mid domrlntton iiinf qnli'klr tiftomtum imii' oi'imou frco tvnHtu'r tin InviMiihni ) iM-ohuMr iv'O'otM'K'- 'ttmiminU'ft. Iioiumti u'l'.y t'liiilliliMiiinl. Iluuiltntflk on l"nti nt vtnt. trtM. OMcAt HKt'iu'v for iMvtinhK pnloiim. I'nOMitu i.iI.imi tnrmijli Miiim ,t l u. ivculre j rr i ll n.ili, nnlioiii clinive, u tliil ScieitJific American. K rmmWmoljr tllim'iMiMd wkoIiIt. Ijirmt rlr I'Ulnllxu c. htit n'li'MlbO )'iriml. Tnn, .t a vi.rtr: four iiionths, 1. SoM by Kit nnwmlonlwr. & Co.SG,Dd-aNew York llnini'h tmim, ifa V Ht, Wmhtuutuu. ). C I For Sale. My ranch, comprising 150 acres, one mile east of Yaquina, between j Yaquina and Toledo, adjeaent to I wagon road. lias comfortable 1 dwellinghouse, two large barns j one new, 91x20 feet, 20-foot $100. a free Regular size 50c and Every bottle guaranteed. walls lUiy the Oal ciif.tr at Conroy, ,Son & Co's bet 50 cigar on earth. Ve also have the Ring Y in stock. Vail, m'l'U I 'till lllft Ul Udl VI , ('UH I springs near the house, plenty of I living watet Ur stock; 70 acers ! tide-land: ample meadow for 40 tons 1 of hay; entire ranch under fence land conveniently subdivided. 'This is one of the best stcck or dairy farms in Lincoln county. Terms made known ou application. Or will lease for a term of years to energetic, responsible party. R. A. Strati-ord, Yaquina, Oregon. Oregon Agricultural college at Cor vallis, having spent a vacation of ; q Krogstad druggist, and get about two weeks at their homes in trjai bottle Chitwood. Uncle Jiuiiuie Chitwood says he thinks we are going to have some more weather right away. He says he never knew it to rain that it didn't stop but once in bis life. That is right now, I suppose. Tbe political pot still Millions .Given Away. It is' certainly gratifying to the iIaf '"ed; tips cleaned and curled . ' ! All work irnarrtuteed. public to know of one concern . which is not afraid to be generous, j MRS. G. E. B All MANN. The proprietors of Dr. King's New j pnrlor at residence opposite the Toledo Discovery for Consumption, Colds j Hotel. , and Coughs, have given away over ten million trial bottles and have Jrpi r tt the satisfaction of kuo'wing it has ! J-AOUSC, cured thousands of hopeless cases, j YAQUIXA, OREGON. Asthma. Erouchitis. La liriDDe and ' all Throat, Chest and Lung diseases j are surely cured bv it. Call on 0. 1 MRS. A. S. CASTEEL, Proprietress. The leading hotel of Yaquina. Special attention given to Commer ! cial Travelers. NOTICE I'OK I'lBLlCATIOX. I'nituil Stntox Land otlloc. Oregon I'ltv, Oregon. .Itinimry KKM. Notli'e 1" herc'iy tclven that in pnnipltanop .with the froviKtoiii of the net of Conim-Mi of ' .Mini' ;l. en 1 1 tlil "An net for the sale of i timber luiuls in ihe Sile of l allfornlH, Or- immpr ' "rii. .-evHilu. ami Masmnirlon lerntorv,' as miuuicis . ,..;,,;,,,! t Bn !he I'nlCie I ami SUlefl.y Act i little itrpKtrttiillv I ,,( Anvit I, Iff J. Koiu-rt Iluves of nifnrlriaf, and Dulls a nine occasionally, ana i ty ,.f pt,i, Mntenf Oregon, haa this day .... .r-io,nnlle vp,. rnl,:,t,,.,, : lileil in tliW ottlee h'.s vorii tatenient No. "il l we onaMonaiu see a cancuiait ,r ,ht. ,,ri.n,eoi ihe lot 3. 4. naii.no. w. i dodging around and watching the j Im? ctriK-u trt cf ivhirh vviv thp 1 1 1 .-I I s,,"u' 1 1,1,1 ,ntf 1,111,1 '",1-',' l l1'"" valuable straws to see wnicu va me wina ifiir tts Ull,i,er r ,hull frKrienituri blows. They pass on the train irrKr:"he,,;teerit,!'ie,;::n now and then, and it is something !T"lnuwv0" rhnna"' marvelous to see how friendly they ! wmiam i.,.,hw. of . Suv'irloaf. l'olk pounty, Orritnn. .lanio Ketitnf j 1 luillm. l'olk eonnty, Oregon. Klmer lieynolds . tx , , mi rallst-liv, l'olk eottnty. Oreon. James McDonald was 9 guest at ! Any mid all irv.ns elaluintt advern-lythe , ,. . ... ., , , , , ; aliove-ileserlhed landu Hre reiineateil to tile Uncle JltUmie LhltWOOd S 1 liesday , ihelrelalm In thi. on or before Mild Mb day night and went to Eddyville ou the 'l1 A,'ril'lhl0- v.!lASi Bi mookus, ueiriHter. can be. Aliss Pygall- YAQUINA, OREGON. UP-TO-DATE Dressmaker Tailoring 11 Specialty The only Tailoress in the couuty. Prices and Work Guaranteed to Pie
