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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-08-16

George Bethers, examining
teachers, postage etc,.... 10 90
J D DAILY, examining teach
SiS, .,.' ,'''.,i.,''''''' w
J J Bristow, services as COM
i missioner, ,,..,,,.,.,... I8 90
J F Stewart, printing, ...... 3 80
BW Wilson, transcript, So 80
Continued for the term. ~
Ben c Irwin, assessors II
blanks for assessor, SS4 90
rejected.
Ben c Irwin, election sup
plies, S76 IS, continued
fo- term.
l, B. F. Jones, county clerk OF
Lincoln county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and cor
rect abstract Of the bills allowed by
the county court of Lincoln county,
Oregon, in its August term, not
provided by statute, and the whole
thereof.
B. f. JONES, County Clerk.
By NJ. i. PEARS, deputy.
[L.S.]
The following bills were also al
so allowed:
Chas. Booth, salary and fees $26.4c
G A lands, sheriff fees, 39.os
H Denlinger, salary, 33.oc
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-08-16
For Sale.

A good new sewing machine Of
standard make. Enquire at this
Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17
Manufacturing
Departments.
Morning News Building,
SAVANNAH.

Every kind of work in the above
lines done in the best style.
Experienced, practical and competent
men in charge of each branch of
work.
1t is the best equipped establishment
of its kind south of Baltimore, and
for the variety of work that can be
done exclusively within its own
workrooms, has but few equals in
this country.
1t can compete with any concern
North, South, East or West in
prices, when quality or quantity of
work is considered.
Estimates for any kind of work, from
card to show poster; check to
to bond; 4-page catalogue to a
100O-page book memorandum
book to mammoth ledger,
promptly furnished.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17
COUPON OFFER.
An American Palace

the massive mansion being erected upon his vac,
BHtmors Ashes,
Tor the mind to picture the grandeur Q p'N''@
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17

Orlando Reporter. Isaac Chapman col.
ored, aged l02 years. died at O'Clock Satur.
Gay morning OF old age and complications
A - Augustine cigar manufacturer has
thus far made the largest single IMPORTATION
Of cuban tobacco INTO Florida-over so OOl
Palatka Advertiser. The river along the
WharFes was covered with hyacinths Satur.
gay morning making it almost impossible Tor
small steamers 10 pass
~. Augustine Press. Work is going ahead
RAPIDLY on the East Coast canal. and about
w leet arr being dredRcd daily. Some OF tho
SS.slihB y very liEht while in some places the
oredRe is SAID TO have passed throiph laLes
mat needed no cutting.
a Melbourne Times Hunters. who live about
ave miles from MalaDar, recently shipped III
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17
Over One Hundred
Rooms.

Inc ceiling the banquet hall will So feet
churches and the stone srways ~
me and onameato wood and ORe bms
description by their dazzling spIsndOr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Condensed News Of Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina.

An opossum Visits a Georgia Print
ing Office and Gets After the Edi-
tors Frying Size Chickens-Golden
Wedding at Talbotton -Burglaries
at Albany - Accused of Trying to
Rob a Safe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-17
This LOrdly Castle,

to which the mess wealth
eminent artists and architects being are sos
es and IS Situated panads sve BY ouu
the summit OF the hill bena erected The wous 100
will "
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
IMPORTANT COLORADO NEWS.
scHNAcK FOUND GUILTY.
First Conviction by Judge Halisst oi
strikers for Contempt.

First Conviction by Judge Halisst oi
strikers for Contempt.
Fred. schnack, Gulf engineer, who wal
arrested At Pueblo for disregardlng the In.
junction Of Judge Hallett was convicted BY
the Judge on the 9th, and sentenced 10 serve
sixty days In tho Arapahoe county jail. Ia
sentencing him Judge Hallett said:
A strike Is very different from quitting EN-.
p'oymcnt. A strike is defined as an attempt
to compel a company to accede to demand
and to prevent others from taking the placct
Of strikers, and to prevent company from
going on with tho operation Of trains. Tha,
is what Il strike means, and 1t is SO defined BY
the compilers of the Century dictionary. !,
has also been thus defined by courts. Thl,
strike has been made to compel the managers
Of the road to quit the use Of Pullman cars.
This was tho primary cause. In order to dc
that all trains have been stopped, and all op
Grafton of tho road. When the trains ap
peared on the afternoon Of the first Of Jull
without Pullmans In Pueblo, men lmmedi
atcly set about to get fremcn TO quit work
They tried to get the engineers to quit also
but not many did SO EXCEPT the frcmen. Th'
Rremen were beset with very small number
Of men but large number were gathered II
the background to enforce what the commit
tee should say.
schnack made himself prominent from th
6rst. II It be true that he uttered no Of
fensive words and no threats, but merel,
asked the firemen to quit, 1t was demand
and would have been enforced by 400 or 5O'
turbulent men. Schnack was the most prom
inent In making the demand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

The government bull ding at Chicago \
guarded by troops and cannon.
Ex-President Harrison sa Us that Pres ident
Cleveland has not exceeded his authority.
Governor Altgcld has ordered the purchase
of all the 45 and so caliber rides In Chicago.
The Midland engineers at Grand Junction
quit work on the 9th. Troops have been Sta
toned there.
Thirty tons of mail matter was dispatched
by boat from San Francisco TO P ortland from
whence 1t was sent east
On the 9th President Cleveland issued an
other proclamation especially warning mobs
in the Western States to disperse.
The attempt of Mayor Pengree of Detroit
and other mayors to bring about arbitration
have failed. The Pullmans were obstinate.
All tho daily papers at Fort Wayne have
been served with this notice, signed by the
local officers Of the A. R. u: 1--WE request
that you remain neutral or We will be obliged
to take some action II eegard to your edi-
torials in regard to t. A. r. u"
In an interview Monday afternoon, District
Deputy Grand Master Britenstein, Of the
Knights Of Labor, stated that District Assem-
bly, No. 81, whose membership includes all
knights employed on the Union Pacific sys-
ten, would surrender its charter rather than
walk out In accordance with the dsoision
Of the labor lsaders at Chicago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
stat. Norma, 1n..,.u.e.-,ss4.
Colorado N.,t,..

Prof, Pareons of Colorado College has been
appointed trustee of the State Normal School.
Governor Waite went to Kansas on the l1tb
and addressed meeting at Topeka the next
evening.
The course of the Midland road has been
changed SO that 1t will not pass the town OF
Midland.
The weather-crop bulletin irsued on the
10th said: 1.-The temperature has been about
three degrees below the normal during the
week with about average sunshine. Generous
rains fell over most sections, except over the
southwest portion where water continues
scarce While the week has been generally
favorable to growth over the northwestern
portion, rain Is needed. Heavy rains, with
aome hail, occurred along the central noun
tain slope, washing out the growth and dam
aging crops to some extent. The greatest
damage appears to be TO new mown hay. In
the extreme eastern portion Of the state the
rains came too late for small grain, and the
wheat crop Is almost a total failure. Some
headed wheat is too short to cut. Corn Is
growing we'll, but the nights have been too
cool for rapid growth. The second crop Of
alfalfa Is almost ready for harvest, and range
grass 10 in good condition generally. Fruits
continus to promise good crop"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Dog Sense.

The question has frequently been
raised, ..Do dogs understand remarks
made about them in conversations
think they do. and l will tell you
the reason why. l once had little
terrier whose eye had accidentally
been seriously injured. l remarked
to my wife that intended to call in
a surgeon to see II he could not do
something to cure it. The dog,
which was lying on a rug near by.
Immediately got up and left the
room. went after the doctor, but
on his arrival the terrier was no.
where to be found. l called him re-
peatedly, but without avail. At
last. after long search, found him
hid upstairs IN a closet When /
carried him downstairs he whined
piteously and evinced strong dis
like for tho surgeon. and would
scarcely allow himself to be touche d
nv him
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Tho Arr-.t.d s,r,ker..

The railroad men who were arrested fol
contempt Of court during tho progress of th'
strike In Colorado were on trial In the Fed
eral court all last week, and nearly all of th'
cases were disposed Of.
Forty-sevcn Of the men arrested at Trinidad
were remanded to await the action Of the ted
eral grand jury, which Is now investigating
this matter. They are accused OF having dis
armed a number Of deputy United States mar
shals sent there TO protect property. Eigh
deputy marshals who arc charged with huv
Ing deserted and Joined the strikers were ais
sent to the grand jury.
Four men from Trinidad were sentenced Il
periods ranging from is to 60 days in th'
county jail; the others, numbering about go
were acquitted.
Ono Of tho men arrested at Pueblo for con
tempt In interfering with railroad men wh'
did not join the strike was remnnded, and fou
were given light sentences In Jail.
There are few cases from Grand Junction
yet to Be heard.
Judge Hallett stated that men who 20 on
strike should under no circumstances com
municate with the men who have taken thei
places or who remain at work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
INCIDENT AND ANEcDoTE.

A young lieute nant going out to In
din with his regiment, writing home
about the country says: "The climate
is magnificent, but u lot of young fell
lows come out here and drink and eat
and eat and drink and die, and then
write home and say it was the climate
that did it."
"What relation is Mr.. x to youP"
asked the Boston minister of 4-year-
old boy Hes my grandpa" "And
what relation is Mrs. X-?" "She's
nv grandma" "And what relation
am to you2" added the clergyman.
The little fellow was puzzled, but was
finally told, I'm your pastor; you'll
remember, won't you?' The boy
promised. and when he reached home
electrified his mother and grand
mother with the announcement: "Mr.
Y says I'm some relation to him;
he's my parsnip"
A gentleman, in speaking OF the
commonness of the proper names OF
Zones" md Smith," told this story:
..I once attended a camp meeting in
one of the rural districts of Kentucky.
One day as was walking from the
SUrluR " Uuc AhSe
gentleman who offered me his hand.
4 am glad to see you. Mr.. Jones' said
he. 4 suppose you are mistaken, said
/. .Ireckon not said my new friend.
j am q stranger here, but the man
who brought me over here said that
, every other man 1 met would be
jones' swell2 Well, the last one
was Mr.. Smith
At q Staten Island ball one evening
plain country gentleman had en-
pnged a pretty coquette for the next
dance. but gallant yachting captain
coming along persuaded the young
lady to abandon her previous engage
ment in favor of himself. The other.
overhearing all that had passed,
moved toward card table and sat
down to q game of whist. The cap
tain in few minutes afterward
stepped up to the young lady to ex-
cuse himself, as he was engaged to
another he had forgotten. Tho
coouette, much chagrined, ap-
preached the whist table in hopes to
secure her first partner, and said: Il
believe, sir. it is time to take our
places" The old-fashioned suitor, in
the act of dividing the pack for the
next dealer, courteously replied: mo,
madam, 1 mean to keep my place
When ladies shuttle cut"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Fooled the Judge.

Lord Hannen. the distinguished
English Judge, was never known to
be hoaxed but on one occasion A
juryman dressed in deep mourning,
serious and downcast in expression.
stood up and claimed exemption
from service on that day. as he was
deeply Interested in funeral
OF gentleman at which 1t
was his desire to bo present 'Oh.
certainly" was the courteous reply
of the judge, and the sad man went.
my lord," ihterposed the clerk, as
the ex-jurypan had gone. "do you
know who that man is that you cx-
emptedP" No" "He is an under-
tinker. ."-ArQonaut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

In Boston Japanese has tried to
be naturalized and failed. the Judge
In the case holding that he was not
II white man in the eye of the law
and his color. whatever it might be
decided to be in the chronatic scale.
was not contemplated in the statute
OF naturalization At Toxic this
may be regarded as an insult and u
casus belli. and preparations be
made for the invasion of Boston for
the purpose of rectifying her theo.
ries OF color and civility and Ieach-
ing her judiciary the rudim ants OF
manners
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

NICARAGUA is rapidly coming to
her senses. Within the week she
has Withdrawn the obnoxious i ccayo.
who usurped control ut B-uefields,
and now she has withdrawn her op-
position to, the constr uction by this
country OF the great canal which is
to connect the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. There's a power of persua-
sion in the mere presence of a gun
boat or two in Southern Atlantic
WAterR
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Troops to Stay.

Governor Waite has decided not to order
the troops home from Cripple Creek for some
time, although thirty days have expired.
In speaking of the revocation OF the order OF
recall, Governor Waite said: 81 have several
reasons for not allowing tho state troops to
leave Cripple Creek at present. Two com.
panies Of 100 men will remain there for some
time, but just how long l cannot at present
say.
"The courts at Colorado Syringe are doing
nothing" he continued. "They are making
NO efforts to try the miners who are under in-
dictment, nor are they trying to indict the
men who are now being held in jail under ar.
rest on criminal charges. The court OF FL
Paso county have acted In such manner as to
cause the miners to fear a renewal of hostiii.
ties on the part of the deputies If the troops
arc removed. have received number Of re-
quests from property owners to allow the
militia to remain longer on guard, and / will
do SO. Just how long tho troops will be left
at the camps cannot say"
The governor stated that he knew the min
ers wcrc quiet and peaceable at the present
time, but that he feared an attempt At maxi
ing Wholesale arrests on trumped-up charges
would bring about another conflict, and that
should hostillties between the miners and
deputies be renewed It would be a much more
serious affair than were the former demonstra-
tions.
General Brooks will continue in active
command Of the troops that remain at Grip
pie Creek. He comedies with Governor
Waite, as does also Adjutant General Tars-
ney, In the belief that It ia the more prudent
act to retain at least a portion OF the state
troops at Cripple Creek until such time as
all danger OF friction 10 over.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

A RESPECTABLE married woman.
the mother of three children. walk
Ing the street near her home early in
the evening. was arrested by two
policemen and kept in Jail fifteen
hours. Then she was released with
out explanation or apology. When
the police get time they should
make clear both why the woman has
no right to be at large and why two
such fool patrolmen do have the
right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
"suRELr," says pensive writer in

.'SURELY." says pensive writer in
the columns OF contemporary.
..surely the dawn is coming" Unless
the planetary system slips cog or
the earth suddenly quits spin
ming around on its axis, this
thoughtful and well-advised writer is
probably correct. 1t has been the
habit of the dawn to come once day
Tor more years than any man can re-
member.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

AN inventor announces the appli-
cation to the bicycle OF an electric
motor. taking from the rider the la
Dor of propulsion and leaving him
only the comparatively easy task Of
steering it. He claims that one
charge OF the storage battery will
drive the vehicle z0) miles. and if
this should turn out to be true it
would open for the instrument fu-
ture of the utmost Importance in
ways not now dreamed of.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

Mrs HALLIDAY of Now York, who
killed three people and manifests u
yearning to kill moro, Is likely to be
pronounced crazy. There is always
sympathy for the insane and yet it
could almost be wished that they
would indicate their lunacy by some
gentler symptom than indulgence in
hutchery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

OF water 1co6 down on 1t, while .
doctor watches for the reflection.
If any Of tho superstitious believers
suddenly have an eye gouged they
gladly welcome the pain accompany
ing the loss OF the optic, because
they prefer death to being the pos
SCISSOR OF such an evil organ"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

GOVERNOR GREENHALGE of Massa-
chusetts, has strong views on the
subject Of docking the tails OF horses
and gives expression to some Of
them in his order directing that no
member OF his staff shall ride a
docked horse. The governors
prejudice is rooted in reason and
common sense. Fancy Pegasus with
his tail bobbed off!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD is going
over to Scotland to hunt up for
tune OF $25, 900. Oo0 belonging to his
family. The captain is talented
scout, but if he strikes the trail of
that elusive fortune and brings it in.
fame will have no dinner horn large
enough wherewith to celebrate his
prowoss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Very PunctuaI.

Jimson-Is Mr.. Noodles in?
Boy-Not yet. but l expect him
every minute.
.It's 10 o'clock, isn't it?"
"Most The clock will strike in
half a minute. If not sooner. There
she goes"
GAIL right. promised to be here
at 10 o'clock and pay him some
money. Tell him I called and he
wasn't In. TRushes off.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

Now that the heated term is on, it
is we'll not to lose sight OF the fact
that while China, England and other
parts of the world are suffering from
plaques, the United States is free
from any epidemics whatever. Moth
ing could be more favorable for the
general health OF the country than
abe warm weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

Or NIL the general popular sports
in America base ball alone has sur.
vived the evils OF professionalism,
and even base ball was for some
time in a bad way. The establish
ment Of professional foot ball will
not add to the interest in the game,
and there is no reason to believe
that IL will not come to as speeoy a
death as professional rowing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

THE exploit Of Salvation army
officer at Jersey City in thrashing
two roughs who disturbed the meet
ing is evidence that there is no lack
of muscular Christianity in the host.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

PAUL FULLER. OF Hartwell. Ga has
a hen that. he thinks, If encourae ed.
might be made useful in supplying
desirable fowl for boarding-houses
1T has lately hatched out chicken
with four legs and three wings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

FIcKsBuaG is no longer a river
town. Except in high water the
boats are obliged to land nearly three
snties below. and a railroad carries
passengers and freight to the city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

A BnoOkLYN woman recently dislo-
Gated her jaw by yawning, and the
straugcst part of the case is that she
had not read u Brooklyn paper in
several weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

A GEORGIA couple have just been
remarked after being div orced
twenty-eight years, ut the home Of o
daughter who never saw her father
till the day after tho second wedding.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
The Enterprise.
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO.

B.,oA,i. seems to have reserved its
fighting until after the close of the
war. They are having some genuine
battles over there now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
Denver Markets.

Eggs, ranch, 15c; state, lie. Butter, beet
creamery, 19@20c; dairy, 13c. Hay, upland
baled, s12 .OO@s125o; sccond bottom IS 50(9
$3.50; alfalfa, 5000. Oats, &1.20@$1.31. Po-
tatoes, $l.l0@s1.25. Cattle, choice steers,
s3.25@ss75; cows, t2.5O@Ss0o; native feed
ers, &3OO@$3.15 Hogs, choice, e4.6o.
Spring chickens, %. 5O@s5.Oo per doz. Tur-
KEYS DC per h.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

Many Of the men arrested at Trinidad
charged with contempt Of court are being In
dicted at Denver for the more serious ofienses
Of obstructing the malls and interfering with
United States officers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19

Jennie Thorne and four men, two Of whom
are Italians, were arrested at New Castle on
the 10th, charged with having killed an
italian In disorderly house kept bc Jennie
Thorne, last Novembsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-27
ARMY Medical scbooI

The Army Medical School. organized In
this city for the practical instruction of
newly appointed assistant surgeons in the
army. will close its first term tomorrow.
The school is young. bat has already
demonstrated It's usefulness. There are
five passed candidates who have at
tended the school regularly for all the
courses Several CT the younger officers of
the army medical corps have attended
come of the sections and one enthusiast
spent part of his leave of absence in at
tendance on the lectures. 1t is prooab BILE
that as the opportunities for instruction
Increase the scope of the institution will
be extended. An effort will be made to ar
range for course of lectures by prominent
civil physicians and surgeons from differ
ent parts of the country, for the benefit
not only of the students. but of the medi-
cal fraternity in this city generally. Sew
eral leading specialists have indicated a
wflliE gness to cooperate in plan of this
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-27
Expired Patents.

A large number Of patents expired by
limitation today. Among the more import.
ant inventions are the following: Knitting
machines, William H. Abel. Laconia, N. H.
hydraulic elevators. E. H. Hunt, Chicago
printing presses, Carl H. o. Radde, Ham.
burg, Germany; gas manufacturing appa.
ratus, Silas c. Salisbury. New York city
grain separators. J. d. Van Dusem, Auburn
N. y; moving machines, A. Stevens, Cor.
ham. Me-; coal mining machines, c. l.
Driessteln. Chicago: safety cars, John John.
son, Brooklyn. N. Y; car stoves, James H
Prentice, Saginaw, Mich; cotton cleaners
Edwin H. Taliaferro and s. Kline, ST., Co
lumbus, Miss. printing presses, j. E
Braunsdorf and c. Kaiser, Pearl River
assisnors to J. E. Braunsdorf & Co., New
York city; cotton presses A. H. Chetlain
Chicago. administrators of S. A. Clemens
deceased; sewing machines, w. G. Cum
minis, Cokeville, Tenn; sewing machines
VIM. Estey, Fitchburg. Mass, assignor tc
n: Corning, North Londonderry. N. H.; G.
w. Hobbs, Uxbridge, N. H., and d. w. b
jackson, Boston, and sewing machines, A
Leavitt and II. l.. Drew, Boston, assignors
to American Staple Sewing Machine Com
pany, Boston.