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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-28

P.P.P. purlt1es the blood. builds mp
the weak and debslitated, gives
Strength 10 weakened nerves, expels
dlseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where rickness, gloomy
feelings anc lassitude first prevailed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-28

for blood poisoning. mcrcu.
mai poison. malaria, dyspepsia. ana
biotcbes. pin ylee. old chronic ulcers.
letter, scsid head, boils,. erysipelas,
eczema we may say. without fear OF
tIadlction that p. p. p. IL the best
blood purifier in the world. and makes
positive. speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
lMPRIMATUR
Eddyyille Items.

Februafj aond Eddyvi,:e had a
dance TO celebrate Washingt9n's s
birthday there were fortyone couples
that trippel the light fantastic toe
all night, TO the MUSIC of M. l..
Glass and his wife, the boss mu-
sicians Of Zig Elk. All were salts
fed that il was the best dance of
the season There was quite A
number that did not join in the
dance but they enjoyed themselves
seeing others having a good time
celebrating the birthday of the
father OF our glorious country,
Notwithstanding the hard times
they were thankful that they were
no worse, and that they could get
plenty to eat and have the privilege
of worshiping under their own
vine and none to molest or make
afraid.
Mr.. Robert Hewitt, who has been
visiting his brother John, has re-
turned to his home in New What
com, Washington, to resume his
work in F. F. Thompson & Co.'S
saw mill where he has been em=
ployed for the last four years.
They are thinking Of resuming
work in the spring.
There is some one killing Israel
F. Eddy's sheep and goats. There
has been quite number shot here
tofore but the last was shot with a
knife and took away all but the
head and inwards. And / would
be very much pleased for them to
call halt before it is too late.
E. d. Young, Lincoln county's
stock inspector, has been trying tc
inspect his goats, and he has fol
lowed them from Dan to Beersheba
and has only got five or six in as
many days, and thinks it is all they
are worth to catch them as they
run. This is q splendid country
for goats, they do fine and are
good walkers Gil the logs and hills
OUIDNUNC,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
y no Told the Truth.

1t will be remembered that in the
issue of the LEADER of February s,
that T. E. Parker published a let
ter purporting to tell the exact
status of the present ownership map
business. The two following ex-
tracts are from that letter and coy
er the matter of compensation for
the work. They read as follows.
ITO get complete system re-
quired additional labor, so I waived
my right to compensation under
the law and agreed with the county
court to furnish the maps for the
amount they would have TO pay the
state as state tax, and which they
would not have to pay, and wait
for my pay until the tax was col
lected, so that instead Of paying the
state they would pay ne, and the
county would not be out one cent. :"
And again:
''Now don't be bamboozled by
the twisting and distortiDg that
interested parties give this matter.
The fact remains that Lincoln
county will not have one cent to
pay for the work we are doing.
The money that we get would have
to be paid to the state if the prop
erty had been on the roll when it
went in about two months ago, and
costs the county nothing"
So much for Mr., Parker's YER
sion, Now what does the contract
that is signed by the members of
the county court, and also by T. E.
Parker and ]. S Van Wrinkle, say?
1t says this:
And the party of the first part
hereby agrees to pay to said second
parties in payment of such work as
aforesaid, eleven mills OH every dol
lar of the assessable value of all
property not assessed Ly the asses
sor during the year 1898, and at
the time the supplementary roll
hereinbefore described shall be
turned over to the sheriff by the
said second parties and reported to
the sheriff as aforesaid"
Now who told the truth, Mr..
Parker in his letter of February 8,
or the LEADER when it asserted
that they We're to get II mills for
their work? And in the whole
contract the state tax is not men-
toned.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01

The following are the transfers
of real estate filed in the county
clerks office SINCE cur last issue:
w S Hufford and wife, to
] VIM Will; lot 4, blk 20,
and lot I3, blk 2I, Gra-
hams 5th addition to
Toledo, also lot 2, in blk
S, Parker's ad &c Yaquina
City; consideration, $4,000
S c Irwin and wife to + ]
Lewis; 3 acres in 5 W d
of fsw 4 sec 34-II!Is11, con-
sideration, 425.oo
Joseph Pym and wife to
May Carter; 1917 acres
near Storrs, consideration 10000
A Z Altree and wife to L ]
Lewis; tract of land LOOK
I75 feet in blk 8, Jones
ad, to Toledo, considera-
ton, $4,000
United States to Austin +
Altree, patent.
Cora ] Coleman to John R
Kaser, lot 9, blk o5, Seal
Rock, consideration, 10000
Alfred P Hollingsworth and
wife to Chas w Kerle,
4 of e "a, sec 81, twpIo
range 10, also IL 4 of II
W d and lots 5 and 6, of
sec 6, twp II, range 10,
consideration, 5000. 90
R III Thompson and wife
and S B Riggen and wife
to R Livingston; west half
of lot 6, blk Ia, in Seal
Rock View, consideration, 10000
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
Pool Slough Puffs.

Mike Mackay talks of running
for coroner on the Democratic
ticket.
Fred Bolen, ofOysterville, moves
TO Corvallis ne It week where he
has obtained work in shoe shop.
Ducks know their enemies, for
Cap. Maloney says that he can't
get within two hundred yards OF
them. "QuacS, quack, " and away
they go and keep going.
T. Huntsucier starts for Alsea
toiay, it is supposed with de(a)er,
this time. He claims that he goes
or other busin IS, but the smile on
his face gives Lin away.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
Farms for Sale.

I have several farms, both culti-
waited and uncultivated, for sale in
tracts OF 40 acres and upwards.
These lands are adapted to fruit,
vegetable and sheep culture. Will
be sold very cheap and on reason
able terms. Anyone desiring to
purchase such lands will do we'll to
call on or address
NJ. J. ALLPHIN,
If, Little Elk, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01

baching it on the former gentleman's S
ranch, over the bay, and rumour
saith caused much discussion and
suspicion in the matter of large
wash Of clQthss which were seen
hanging to dry on the stumps,
brush and clothes lines in the
vicinity Of their shack.
Mr.. D. LuGens, Of Drift Greek,
is regular attendent on the Satur-
day night literaries. The last is
said to have been one of the most
exciting entertainments of the
series;
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01

Us. eAIrHER. seerslsry. :
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
Alsea Bay Notes.

In aSknpWledSement OF the Jew
kindly words with which the
LEADER recognizes the humble
efforts of the Waldport correspon-
dent. One always feels pleasure
on receipt of a few congratulatory
words and ought to return the
compliment, but when we scribe is
made to spell exectably in such
words as apologize, supplemented,
and Imprimatur ones teeth clinch, a
shudder passess DER our frame and
we imagine bad case of pie, an
unruly devil, a poor proof reader
or excessive patronage Of the new
Toledo saloon proprietors. Pray
relieve our anxieties. Which was
it?
IA kind of combination of all
of them. Ed.
The squaw of our only resident
Indian, who resides in the old
Ready house, west of town, met
with quite painful accident last
week. Owing to a mistep she fell
down a bluff and fractured three
ribs. Under the care of our charit-
able DR.. Diven, however, she is
rapidly convalescing and will. soon
be after the festive founder again.
News come from the Siuslaw on
on Saturday last, of the arrest OF
some fifteen hoodlums, who had
burglarized the Florence saloon.
One Of the Barratt boys was said to
be one of the party which was
taken to Eugene the Friday pre-,
vious.
Politics are beginning to hum
around the store stoves, and the
Populist's call for a meeting or
Saturday the 3rd, day of March, is
conspicuously posted.
A scrapping match is reported te
have occurred a few days ago, ii
Lane county, between the United
States postmaster, at Minnie, and {
neighbor. Beyond a choking fol
the postmaster and chewed thumb
for the neighbor, the results were
not particularly disasterous to eithe,
party concerned. Unles one at
taches obliquity to the affair.
A notice is out from the posta
authorities asking for bids for carry
ing the U. S. mail, between Wald
port and Axtell, on the Yahats
The Ocean View postoffice wa
discontinued some time ago, whenc'
the Axtel mail used 10 be des
patched, and a direct route is nov
established.
Mr.. A. H. Guynn went dow
the beach to his ranch, aroun,
Cape Perpetua, on Friday, but /
expected back in time to join tn
Populist's festivities, on next Satur
day. From indications the ney
party is likely to loom up in thi
precinct communi consenseo.
Messrs. Kingsley and Tayler ar
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
NOTICE.

Notice, is hereby given that the
approved plat ofsurvey of Township
IL South of Range 10 West has
been received from the Surveyor
General of Oregon and on
March II, 1894,
at 9 O'Clock a, m, Of said day said
plat will be filed in this Office and
the land therein embraced will be
subject to entry on and after said
date.
ROBERT A, MILLER, Register.
PETER PAQUEr, Receiver.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
Official County Paper.
LOCAL NOTES.

P. Mccormick, an Indian In
fpector was at the agency this
week.
Mrs. ]. A. Bacon, of Monroe, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wadsworth,
near this place.
M, ]. Allphin was down from
Little Elk Tuesday attending the
Democratic committee meeting.
The eleven mill rake down is to
pc called a 'sinking fund.- An
extremely appropriate name, 1t is
surely sunk.
a very enjoyeble social party
was held at Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Waugh's in this place last night.
The evening was passed in dancing,
card playing, etc.
Notice O'Brien's new advertise
ment in this issue. He has just
received his new spring stock and
buyers will find it to their advant-
age to call on him before the lines
are broken,
Jas. Hodges and Albert Collins
left this morning for the Siuslaw,
where they go expecting to bring
up small sloop, with which they
expect to fish out over the bar for
deep sea fish.
Bert Van Cleve and wife came in
from Albany last Saturday evening.
The former went on the steamer
Homer, to San Francisco, where
he hopes to get employment. His
wife stopped here with relatives.
4 J. A. McFadden and wife, the
former brother of A. l.. McFadden
have been visiting him at his place
near Chitwood, this week. Their
home is at Stafford, Kansas, and
their visit to the west is practically
their wedding tour,
James Plumlee left for Elgin,
Oregon, last Tuesday, where he
will make a continued stay. He
aud Mr.. Wagner have property at
that place which needs looking af-
ter, and so Mr.. Plumlee went for
purpose,
A. R. Chapman, our genial sta
ton agent, has been transferred to
Corvallis and left for that place to-
day. We regret very much to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman from our
little city, and our best wishes
follow them J, S. Gather will
take charge of the station here.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met in Toledo on
Tuesday. The only business
transacted was the calling of the
County convention and the
apportionment of delegates. The
convention was called foI
Thursday, April 10, and will be
composed of Al delegates.
A gentleman by the name Of
Shaw came up from Frisco on the
Homer to inspect the stone Of
Pioneer Quarry, The gentleman
is a contractor of San Francisco,
and expresses himself as highly
pleased with the quality of the stone
and states that if he can get favor.
able rates he will use a large
amount of Pioneer stone during the
coming season.
The annual school meeting will,
be held next Monday. There vii
be clerk and one director to elect
director CroSno retiring. There i.
a strong feeling that it would bt
proper to elect a director from tht
country, as the two hold owe
directors live in town. The country
portions of the district should surel,
be represented.
Say, you warrant holders. Nov
do YOU like the idea of holdin!
your warrants when YOU neei tn
money badly, and have the cour
dicker away large amount of ia,
and set it aside in a special fund,
and pay cash out of it, while yo'
suck your thumbs waiting for YOU
warrants to materialize? Isn't ther
something like class legislation i
thati
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01

The weather clerk opened his
freezer last night and made things
little bit lumpy.
February 20, 1894.
OYSTER.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
Democratic County COnren
tiOn.

The County Convention OF the Democratic
party OF lincoln county, oregon, is hereby
called to NEE, In delegate convention In tho
Court house in Toledo, oregon, on Thursday,
April u, lSal, At O'Clock p m, TO nominate
csufifst ior The various county Offices TO be
voted for on June 1, lsgi, and To elect delegates
to the state convention. and for such other
business As may properly come before the con
ventiOn.
The Convention shall De composed Of Il dele
gates, appor,ioned as follows:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the transfers
of real estate filed in the county
clerks office SINCE cur last issue:
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-27

iaas, yaAs, au den, Tia 'by, did
wrastle fur IN at dc Throne nv Grace
| certny did
What de man preach about" IN.
quircd the old woman after "a few mo
meuts ~ respectful silence.
Well, now, dat wuz de bcatiues
part Nv IL all Dat young man got up
dar an tuck my fayorHe tex In my
Fathers house are many mansions. -
Well I've hyeahcd you preach
fun dat Scripture mon iifty times, ]
thought dey want some new tcxcs. =
no dcy say But, anyhow, disycah
man gin N dat one to-day. an Cla ~, |
wuz right down glad hc did. Seem iak
IL was Il ole friend wuz mectiu in a
strange place IN he made 1t NIL so
plain Look lnlg death wuz lcs gsyine
fru.n one room to de mex An ucn de-
mansions. & ln 'Ag, IN long aa ! has had
dat tax In my min never seed dem
mansions htfo' lax seed IN to-day
lie auy dey gwine ter be- one fuh all of
nA Il mansion fuh de rich an man
sion tuh Ia po "A mansion fuh dem
what knows heap, an Ch'sy, man
sion fer dfm rltat eant readi lie say
over dar wc alI gwineter have our
chances And Uncle isrul looked
past Aunt CLASSY into the blue sky,
rapt expression OH his face us II from
Nchora height the bcutihc vision were
even now bursting upon his sight
lie went ont soon to his tavorit, seat
under the lucusts, and Aunt Cla'hy
strangely snftcncd hy his words and the
respect shown him at the church, took
this occnsion 10 visit sick neighbor
whom she had neglected in her soul
rebellion af the last week She staid
longer than she had Entended--it was
pleasant after oil to have neighbors To-
tailt -, and they We're unusually friend
ly to-day,
When she returned and saw Uncle
lsrul still sitting under the trees her
frat thought was Of his imprndence.
alsrul. ar lsrul." she called, You
better come In dc house 10 dc jew
falls. Youll be havin' one % go
spells fust thing you know, =
Uncle Isrul did not stir
believe In my soul dat ntgger's
sleep. she mutterrd, going toward
him and laying her hands on his shonl.
der
The old man y chin dropped ON his
breast his Bible, open at the three rcd
crosses, was on hts knee aud his finger
rested un the words I'm my Fathers
house ARE many mansions,
Aunt Cla 'sy gave one scared look nj
hts peaceful face,
lArul' fsrul" she called 30 my
Lord Isrtlt'
There was uo response, Uncle lsrnl
haa had his call.
The question II settled ut last, and
Harry Hamilton And Dudley Selph
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-27
FACES.

of our fellow creatures. THE world l.
one vast library, and mt n and women
books
Nature II a masterful stenographer.
writing whole years Of life's history.
in q single line about the mouth:
whether IL be the downward drOop Of
dcspoudehcy or irritability: the straight
line Of firmncss and energy. or the up
ward curve deuoting mirthfulncss, and
sweetness Of disposition. Every line
and dimplc and curve has its meaning.
Isaiah says. the show OF the counte
nance doth witness against them '--
and will Ii not also witness for them?
- some books are to he read and
SOME studied. SO ii is with faces
Some may b. read nj glance, and an
swer To primers. Some are pamphlets.
some poems. some prayer. books: and
some are so difficult to read correctly
they may b. likcncd 10 scroll of an
cieHt hicroglyphics.
The greatest charm of any face lies
In It's expression, and though the stand
ard Of beauty il regularity of outline,
and brilliancy of color there are faces
perfect In every outline, and yet 80
void Of intellect and soul beauty, that
one can only turn from them with
shadow of regret, that there was only
o blank book yet ~ be filled out
VI matter how rugged in outline
that face lighted up by the sturdy fire
Of genius, or even intellect coupled
with soul beauty can never bc termed
"homely."
The nose Is IA prominent characterize
ic feature: but more may be- revealed
by carefully studying the eyes and
mouth.
II ii is true. that "a mans heart is in
his eyes, and womans i'm her mouth, "
perhaps nature has made this seem
Ing depression in favor Of woman;
since man may conceal with NOUS
tache. "A most unattraetivc ii not re-
pulsive mouth. 1t might bc well tn
remember this In studying the oppo-
site sex
The very thin upper lip, indicates a
cruel nature; and liz there liz Il slight
twitching nj the corner Of the mouth
there il u lack of Self-possession. and
decision The short upper.lip indicates
spiritcdnrss, but not mental calihrc.
The portraits of few great men or wo-
men have short upper lips.
\ chronological journal has stated
that the eye, taken without Its sur.
roundiugs, has ~ little expression.
that it would bc difficult 20 distinguish
those of one individual from another.
After studying the illustrations and ex.
pcrimenting by covering the surround.
tugs of the eyes of different people.
one II partially convinced. Of the truth,
even against ones will-yct the eve IL.
indeed, ''the window Of the soul. +"
Did you never meet face FROM which
you shrank tnvoluntarily even while
half provoked with yourself, for hav.
ing no other reason than that Of the
old eouplct,
~ do not like you MIR Fell etc.
Why9 because that face bore the im-
press of the heart within, and close
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-27

alv bread fnr 'iA dinner Rinst he gifts .
lack ' ahe thought Hitil spile dat
dozen hecn aaFin' fer Miss Salllc~
but / gsinc do IL. anyhow reck- .
lrahlg
When nclc Ierul sat down - the
table which Aunt ClA'sy's prodigality
had thus spread with the delicaeies ~
tie Acahon, there tnb on hia face such
a peaceful look as ii had not worn for
week. n seemed as IL he WAS hard
Is in need ~ ihehc creature comforts
tu cheer hin heart almost that be was
not aware ~ their presence.
llr Wah not ia q tblkatlye mood, and
Aunt Cnfsv, wha wns inwardlY de-.
fourrd with curiosity, waited lmpn
tlnutly fur him to open up the conycr.
aaiiou ile seemed pre-occupied and
In nn hurry Ia du this and the mral
tsuh nearly over t4furc the subject was
hruuchrd. Al InAt Aunt CLASSY could
stand IL no longer
Well, did you git tn chu'ch all
right?" with stupid carelrssnene.
'huas, nh yuua
who preached" still more Indif.
frrrutiy.
apr uew preacher Then long
silence
One question hnd been towering ou
Aunt Cih'Ay'n lipa nl during dinner,
II came ont noW with allseoucralvd rN
uitemeut.
did did be preach in Grrrk?'
Moo. Anid nelr lnrul, slowly aud
with puzzled expression. mo date
Jest whut wuk stud u bout Cin ~.
= IL. 4B.B 4
chile could az Understood i'm
Aha" with inarticnatr triumph,
Il 'iuw an time he didn't know so
much, bid ho IA you np Ia dc pulpit
This WAS TN community where tn
her Il brother minister In the cOngrcgu
ton and not aalt him into the pulpit
waa 90 show him the greatest diNre
aprct, and Aunt Clu'hy awaited tbs an.
aver 60 this question with much con.
earn,
''Oh yanh. said Iuclr Isrul, straight.
rning ~ little, 'yana lle AK me In
DC pulpl, an be call on me 10 lead In
pA'r
lin hreathed Aunt Cla ~, prrccp.
tthly mniiltird.
"Whenat rot to the chu'ch | wn
ho tired. au' IL was so powerful hot /
dnt ani down in dr va hack seat,
Aunt ~ understood
Well urlrr while liru plummer hr /
seed rue an hc rik mp an says, Says e /
i srr our venerable hruther CraRhead |
IN present WIN hc please comr np la |
IL pulpit I"
AN | hunn' you went9'
"ronh-he.shn went An he shuck /
hands MI mr un RiuFne dr ha rrloth /
Aehrer whilst he tuck a. split.bottum. ?
Il ~ ilr did,
An den artrf dr summon hr NAy Il
,nshrrn, | know you won't hr nn
II satisfied a. gD way aunt hcarin
pice of Brother Craghead Ia pra r,
rn JlmmHrhun over tn de rurndrr,
fright ont loud, hat sn, Lord Ri
Aai out III Ig man asked Aunt
-
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-27

The question II settled ut last, and
Harry Hamilton and Dudley Selph
stand before the world the acv
knuwlrdgvd champions, In the line
nf prevarieation This IL established
beyond doubt since even the slow ~.
Louis papers are telling their readers
tho story of the Duck lill boom, start.
ed by these gentlemen six years ago,
with results 50 beneficial to Duck Hlll
aud su saddvntug to the many mis-
guided mvu who didn't know iron from
dirt