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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1900)
4 ' I r r . r Lincoln County Leader. .CHARLES F. 80ULE, ADA E. BOULE, PROPRIETORS. Official Countv Paper. " , . : Entered nt the vtofrion at Toledo, Oregon, an g('ond-c!nrts tnall matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. .One Year - - - $1 50 Months - . - -75 Three Months 50 It is rumored that the hotel and restaurant keepers' of Salem are beginning to feel good over the prospect of a senatorial deadlock this winter. . Like 1 Mr. Bryan, Mr. Debs files notice of his intention to continue the "fig'ht." Really, Mr. Debs has the better reason of the two for so doing. Mr,, Bryan lost a great deal of 'ground .during the, past four years, while Mr. Debs can point , with ' pride : to 'several votes gained by his cause in the same period. Liberty, has not lost,' but gained in strength. The structure of the fathers ' stands secure upon the foundation 011 which they raised it, and is today, as it . has been in the past, and a ; t ,be iu the years to come, "the government of the people, by the people and' for the people." 'Be notdisturbed; there is no danger from empire; there is no fear for the : Republic. "Presi dent McKinley at Philadelphia last Saturday night, November 24. The Christmas number of the "New Lippincotf Magazine, pub lished at Philadelphia, will be ap preciated as a "time-kiHer" during the long winter evenings. Amelia K. Ban's latest and best novel, "Soul's of Passage," is published complete in this number, and num erous other contributions from rep utable authors combine to make it an unusually valuable addition to the "output" of 1900. Subscrip tions received at this office. If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak. i tn rf s If 1 . ' e I mMt SU iTtaST Vtuti? WSWUa JSm JAt I t Keaay IQT WIHD me for n Portland U planning tor a big ex position ih 1902.' It is an entirely sensible idea, and deserves the sup port of every loyal Webfooter. It would result in much good to the state. Speaking ot his future, William . Jennings Bryan 'says: "I have re ceived innumerable offers for uiy , services comprising opportunities in nearly all, ."the vocations of life, but I am not looking for a position not now." ' Vhat do you think of .that? . Here is a man who only a few days ago just prior to the , Vetionf-waV going through the country with tears in his voice as he declared there are no opportun ities for young men in this fair land of outs. And now he says he has "received innumerable offers," in "nearly au. the vocation's of life." It is well to note these little dis crepancies even though Mr.Bryan is no longer the paramount issue. Pish are never .strictly fresh after they, have been removed from their natural element for more than an hour. Thousands of, people never taste fish foud at its best. As a '.nation, we have much to learn in ih'u respect. People living in rural districts may" enjoy all the pleasures of an epicure by making the neces sary preparations which may le done much easier than most people suppose. Thousands ot streams of water now barren of food fish should be utilized by being sheltered, pro tected, niul planted with the proper varieties. Iusti notions for the nec essary arrangements will be furn ished by the United States Commis sion of Fish and Fisheries. Under proper conditions Hsli spawn will bs furnished free to those who are in a position to make good use of it. Fish streams should be as common us poultry yards and the exhibit at the Pan-American Imposition, , Buffalo, K. V., next summer will demonstrate how it can he accom plished. ( Odd kinds of fish will be shown by the government commis sion by way of variety, some of which hardly look like fish. The uneasy eel will undertake to flirt with the' McGinty fish from the bottom of the sea; affectionate crabs will embrace the unsuspecting tur tle; but the main feature 'of the ex hibit Will 'pertain to the practical demouptnitjoti of what, may be done ju the way of propagating valuable food and game fish in a large or small way. We have abundant te jiources, which - this section of the J'au-Atueiicarj 1 Imposition will show us bow to utilize to our per jn.inenf ndyaijtflgc, mm I Exercise ia as bad as too little for tlno growing girl. It is very ensy for her to overdo, and. this is especially dhgerous at that critical period of a young girl's life when Bhe crosses the line of woman hood. It is net an uncommon . thing to lay the foundation for years of after misery by neglect of necessary precau tions at the first "change of life." The use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite ricscription not only establishes .regular ity, but it gives health to the entire womanly organism. It is the best medi cine for diseases peculiar to women because it cures the cans es o f disease completely aoid per manently. " Favorite Prescrip tion" contains 110 alcohol,, neither opium, cocaine nor any other narcotic. It cannot disagree with the most deli cate constitution. "For . o number of months I suffered with frmole trouble, writes. Miss Agnes McC.owue. of 1212 Rnuk Street. WnsliitiRton, D. C. "I tried various remedies, but uone seemed to do me any permnnent (food. The doctors said it was the worst case of internal trouble they ever had. I decided to write to yoii for help, I received a very encourairiujr reply and commenced treat ment at once. I had not med vour ' Favorite Prescription' a week before I Vgnn to ft-el better, and. as I continued, my heulth RTaduuHy Improved, and is improving every day.", Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2t one-cent stamps to pay expense of tnailinp; only. Address Dr., R, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. . WE'RE STOCKED WITH Kodalis, $5.00 to $33.00. Brownie Cameras, $1.00. f.lntlii no-, llnlihov Hnnrlc T?isWmnn's Onf. fits, Blanketsanything, you want--and if you don't call before buying elsewhere you don't deserve Bargains that's all. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Catalogues frrt at tht UaUrs or by mail. Rochester, N. Y. mm cimnox. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Lincoln. In the mutter of the estate of James MrOiiffery, deceased. ' To nil Heirs, known and unknown, in mnl to the aVive-named estate. 1 Greeting: ' In the Name of the ttate of Oregon : I You are hereliy cited and required to 1 api'ear in the County Court of the State : of Oreron for the County of Lincoln, at the court-room thereof, at Toledo, iu tho County of Lincoln, State of Oregon, on Tuesday, the 4th day of Deccniher, WOO, at. 10 o'clock in the forenoon of . tliat day, i then and there to show cause, if any j exists, why the following-described real ! property, to-wil: Tho east half of the' southeast one-fourth of section Twenty, the northeast one-fourth of the north east one-fourth of section Twenty-nine, and tho northwest one-fourth of the: northwest one-fourth of section Twenty-! eight, township Ten south of range Ten ! west, Willamette meridian, in Lincoln' county, Oregon, containing one hundred ' aud hixty acre, should not he sold to ; pay tho debts and claims allowed and outstanding against said estate and for the expeuses of the administration of said eritatu. ' Witness the lion. J. V. Stewart, Judge of the County Court, of the State of ; Oregon, for the County of Lincoln,! with the seal of paid Court altlxed thjs Kith day of Oetohcr, l'JOO, I Attest : J, II. L1TZ, Clerk. j W. C.aitiu:k, Hcputv Clerk, j G'! ! I Kujtoh Skk W'onukrs. j Kditor V. V. Harry of Iyexitiir- ton, 1'cnn., ju exploring Mammoth ; Cave, contracted a severe case of Tiles. His quick cure through using puckjen's Arnica Salve con vinced . him it is another world's wonder. Cures Tiles, Injuries, In fiatr.mation, and all Bodily Jirup-; tions. Only 25cat O. O Krogstad's. ! want to make money and get rich in a le gitimate way ? Of course you do. Eggs are, now. 25c per doz en and tending high er. I have The Boss Poultry Food, that will make your hens double their laying capacity and keep them healthy during the trying winter sea son. ' Don't forget to call and get it at A LABGE STOCK OF Groceries, Flour and Feed. The Best Flour in the World, the Celebrated StAYTON! Wo can't mention all our Bargains; here,, but just call, and we'll show them. Respectfully,-, .Co; SHELDON S. THAYER, M. D. Physician- mid Stiryeoii, TOLEDO, OREGON. For l'OOts aud shoes, hats and ' caps at clearance prices go to Con-! v, vSpi & Co, A Wonderful Offer to Women. Wo have rccoivod word of a most remark rV.q offer which is to bo mudo ta women by The Delineator, of Xcw York. Taking '.ho fact that next year begins a now century, The Delineator odors to distri bute $17,600 ninonf? 1901 woinnn. Tho plan Is ho cleverly amused that a woman livmi: in a small town or vill;i;:o, Jias just ns good a chance to win 0110 of theso l!i0l prizes as a woman living in 11 city becauso tho prizes oro pivon for tlio number of pubsenptions Bccured in a town hi proportion to tho popu lation of tli:; town, iiifitcad of boinp piven simply to thoso wlio cend tho largest list of Biiliscrilicrs which, of course, nro most easily obtained in big ciiji. Another clever fealuro of tho plan K that nil tho ciiies and towns of tho Unitod States mid Canada have been nr rangod in seven classes. Tho cities of tho greatest population nio grouped in Class 1, and as thoso cities aro not very many, tho prizes offered nro twenty-eight; the high est prize being $.100, mid the lowest. $5. 00. Tlio total amount of prize piven awny in this class is $1,000. Tho remaining smaller towns and villacos fall into six other classes, and as tlio number of towns in a class increases, be cause, of course, there nro more small towns than largo ones, tho amount of prizes given away to a class ineieasvs, ho that iu Class 7. there will bo $1,000 distributed, among C01 winners. Furthermore, to everyone who fails to win one of tho 1D01 prises' there will bo paid an extra commission on subscriiHions, provided they equal ouo out of every two hundred in habitants of tho town from which the con testant sends them, This is ultogethor a very liberal offer, and ono which the iamo'us old Delineator is well able to mako good. From our point of view, wo do not seo why such an offer needs to bo made by tho Publishers of The Iklineakr. for wo believo it already has nearly half n million subscribers. Jts strong hold upon tho tifiec. tioti of American women lias cnno in tho past goiirr.iU'ii. from il praoiuvd tidvicj fcUiv.:: !,V-i d. u.)i u:i 1. ::. i.. ..r THE WHITE IS KING ' ... '1 OF . ... Sewing Machines and Bicycles. The application of bnll bearings to our sewing machines has re duced friction1 to a minimum and emphasizes more strongly than ever the title of V'Light-Ruxnixc White." Elegantly embossed wood work, smooth band ironwoik, easily kept clean, the finest set of, at taohmeius, automatic tension indicator and releaser, oil cups and needle-bar-i these are only a few of the many labor-saving devices applied to. the White. . , ' : , The White Bicycle stands on its own merits. During the past few years its reputation has been maintained as the most durable, beautiful and light-running wheel, The White' holds all Pacific Coast records from a miarter of a mile to a century, as well as the world's mile record, and in the International Six-Day Tournament held iu San Francisco last year, the White won four out of eight prizes, no other make of wheel takiug more than one of the rest. ,We have dealers in sewing mrchines and bicycles almost everywhere. If there is none in your town, write for catalogue and prices. ' . ' White Sewing Machine Co., 300-306 Post St., San Francisco, Cal., cor. of Stockton St., facing . Pacific Union Club. C.A.HAWKINS, General Manager, I Agents wanted. Catalogues and price lists sent for the asking. JS'EAY YOIUC WEEKLY TRIBUNE Foil Nearly Sixty Years The Lkadixo Xatiqxai, Fa-mily .News iMprcrt fok r:xinEssivK Far.vkrh a m Vif T An old suuieh. tried atuj true friend ff tLo American Poopjp, from tho Atluiitio to the I'tieitio. unci the pioneer in every movement cirilouhtted to ud viiiii'o tlio iiiterets ami innrense tho pro-perity uf country people iu every s ato in tho Union. For over half a century farmer tuivu followed its iustruo tions iu raisiujr. their crops, and in converting them into cash have hpen guided by its rum ket reports, whieli have hueu Xitional authority. If you are inter ested iu "Science mid Mechanics" that department will please and instruct. "Short Stories will cutertaiu old aud young. 'lr'ushiou Articles" will catch tho funcy of the ladies, mid "Humorous Illustrations'' aud items will briny sun-' shine to vonr household. 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