Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-10-04

VII ana BlQQle klSOr drove owe
from Philomath yesterday. They
brought over a horse for John Akir
to use on the Siletz mail route.
'Cc@c cocc'ara, who taa bca~
working in British Columbia fol
several months returned last Thurs.
day. He will stop here for some
time.
Leon Rarcourt was made a full
fledged citizen of the United States
by Judge Burt's court last Tuesday,
He was a former subject Of Queen
Victoria. =, ~,
VIM. Stitt has bought out the sa-
loon business''of j.. R. Smith at
Newport, and will take possession
as soon as the license can be trans-
ferred.
Both the republican and demo-
cratic state conventions of Wash.
ington declared for free and un-
limited coinage of American silver
at the ratio Of 16 tor.
After settling the strike at Pasco
and nominating a democratic state,
congressional and county ticket,
Col. Frank J. Parker has come
down from Walla Walla to his
ranch to rusticate.
Rev. S. w. Potter will be the
new M. +. minister stationed on
this circuit, and is expected to ar.
rive on the work at any time. Rev.
Hawley was stationed at Bandon,
in Coos county, this year.
Dudley Trapp brought an egg to
this office last Tuesday that meas
ured 616xSA inches in size. It is
the product of a brown L,eghorn
hen and is a well formed egg, Now
bring on the biggest eggs your hens
will lay and see if you can beat it.
J. H. Mcneil and family left for
Pioneer last Tuesday with all their
effects, and will make that place
their future home. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil from
our town, and wish them all kinds
OF good luck In their new location.
Last week at Corvallis, the two.
year-old daughter of Virgil Wat.
tiers fastened a button-hook with
which she was playing, in the eye.
ball Of one eye. 1t was several
minutes before It could be got out.
The eye was poulticed and is now
as we'll as usual,
The commodity report for Sep.
tember at the o. P. office here
shows that there were So5H tons
of miscellaneous freight billed out
of Toledo during the month. This
is equal to IS car loads. The pas
senger traffic was not so heavy as
during the previous months, asit
amounted to $50 worth Of tickets.
]. P. Bergin, of Yaqtipa, has
been appointed general freight and
passenger agent for the Oregon Pa.
cifc with headquarters at Corvallis.
Mr.. Bergin is an old Yaquina EN-.
ploye and has been practically do.
ing the same work for some time.
His many friends along the line
will congratulate him on his pro.
motion.
Ora Copeland and Dan Hurley
gt.Gr@-u las. A,.lay G.1.a ,:a,,
seal hunting cruise. The former
was on the Louis Olsen and the
latter on the Penelope. Ora got a
little less than 900 skins for which
he received S. each, Dan got s62
skins but only received 50 each.
The boys report a very stormy
season, and Ora was not we'll during
the last three months Of the cruise.
We would call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
], N. Stark, the Yaquina furniture
dealer. Mr.. Stark is the only
dealer on the Bay and he keeps a
good stock which he is selling at
bed rock prices. Having the ad-
vantage of cheap freight rates to
Frisco, he Is enabled to sell furni-
ture as cheap as they can In the
Valley. He also carries q full line
of undertaker's goods, burial robes,
etc. It will pay to call on him
when needing anything in his line.