Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-04-20

this winter that fall grain hasn't
sprouted yet. Different here.
A full line ofWindow Shades and
Curtain Poles at L. Welker & Co.,
Corvallis.
Superintendent Mulcahy passed
through Toledo this morning, on
his way to Corvallis.
The criminal docket for the May
term promises to be light as not
single case has been filed to date.
For Wall Paper of all patterns
and latest styles go to L. Welker &
Co., Corvallis.
The o. P. has libeled the steam
schooner, Alice Blanchard for
$4,000. For pulling her off the
sand spit.
The late ruling Of the Secretary
of the navy granting three ebb
tides each day on Yaquina Bay
will be God send to clam diggers.
The largest stock of Undertaking
Goods i'll the Valley at L. Welker
& Co.'S, Corvallis. Also complete
stock of Furniture of all kinds.
The Steamer Willamette Valley
arrived in Yaquina Monday noon
with 20 cabin and IS steerage pas
sengers and a fair cargo.
Sheriff Lands collected $4,000
taxes in Newport and Yaquina pre-
cincts, in two days. A very good
showing for these hard times.
For fine repairing ofyour watches
and clocks give J. L. McCulloch,
Of Yaquina City, a call. Anything
left at J. II. McNeil's drug store
will be attended to without extra
charges. at.
Graham Glass, of the firm Of
Glass Il Pudhomme of Portland,
stopped at Toledo Mondy and Tues
day, on his way from San Fran
cisco.
Some one poisoned Senator Cros-
nos dog Charley. The dog was a
very valuable one, and will be
missed very much by the hunting
fraternity, as Mr.. Crosno never
went hunting without inviting his
neighbors to take part in the sport.
S. N. wilkins, successor to Philip
Weber, desires to say to the citizens
of Lincoln county, when in need
of Furniture, Carpets, Mating, Oil
cloth, Lambrequins, Window
Shades, Cornice Poles, Portieres |
Wall Paper, Brackets, Picture
Frames, etc, that he is prepared |
to show You the largest stock of
New Spring goods ever shown in
Corvallis, Oregon. Freight paid to
your station on the o. P, railroad.
A man has to be pretty we'll cov-
cred with moss not to be regular
advertiser. Here is another case
of the value of advertising. A
family down In Florida lost one of
their children, After failing to
find 1t for two days, they pnt
twenty-five cent notice In the paper
and the next morning they were
surprised to see an alligator upon
the door step, where he had disgorg-
ed the child alive, and then died
They sold the alligator's
hide for S., and the parents are ex-
the child in dime museum
'or $50 per week. The story illus
rates the value of advertising. 1t
llso illustrates the writer as a care
ul and painstaking liar.
A Good o. p Item. A Boise
,ity dispatch reads: Some time ago
:. w. Hadley, receiver of the Ore
'on Pacific, wrote to Mayor Pinney
VI Boise, for maps and other infor-
nation regarding this section of ,
he State. The request was COM /,
'lied with. Ina letter acknowleds.
ng the receipt Of the documents,
dr, Hadley says of the Oregon Pa.
'ihc; During all Its viciSsitudes, |
lon't think it was ever so near con-
tructon and extension toward the
promised land of Eastern Oregon !
md Boise az it is at the present /
moment, and l feel sure II we all l
'ut our shoulders to the wheel with t
long pull and a pull altogether In