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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-04

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Troy Mays was in Toledo Non
day.
VIM. Toner was up from Yaquina
Sunday.
Miss Fife Crosno has a vacation
at her school this week and is at
home on a visit.
Robt. Schweibold came III from
Portland yesterday evening and will
stop on the bay few days.
Geo. Bethers and N. E. PEARS
with their families, are stopping at
a cottage in Newport for a few
days.
Johnny Steel has built new hay
and stock barn on his ranch north
Of town. Johnny IS not going to
have his hay get wet nor his COWS
stand out in the rain this winter.
The Siletz school closed for the
term last Thursday. An enter
taiumeat was given by the school
Thursday night, and was attended
by many Toledo people, who all
unite in speaking very highly of
the affair. The term Of school just
closed is said TO have been the most
successful ever had at that place.
The contract for grading the
cross sections on Hill street were
let to J. H. McMurray, except that
Of Hill and Fourth streets, which
was let to F. N. Stanton. The
successful bids were as follows:
Hill and Second, S18; Hill and
Third, sa5; Hill and Fourth, 81;
Hill and Fifth, S35. The total cost
of grading the crossings will, be
s85.
In the recent Ager and Klamath
Falls stage robbery H. V. Gates,
formerly connected with the o. P.
construction, but now of Washing
ton county, which county he repre-
sented in the legislature last winter,
was of the victims. This was
clearly case Of just retribution.
Gates knows now just how the
people OF Oregon felt when he and
his pals, in the guise of a legislature,
were robbing them last winter.
About the only difference was that
the robber was brave enough to run
some personal risks.
We understand that Mcssrs.
Strong & Balm, of Salem, Of whom
mention was made last week, will
put cannery on the Siletz, instead
of at Toledo. They expect to locate
the plant at Skunk creek, about
mile below Medicine Rock. It
appears to us that it would have
paid the gentlemen to have located
further down the river. 1t is very
probable that cannery will also be
located down the river near the
bay, and in case one should be so
located, the cannery so far up as
Skunk creek would get but few
fish.
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A light shower Of rain fell here
Sunday, which was welcomed by
almost everyone. It was not
enough 70 damage the hay and it
did the gardens much good.
Clarence Barclay and a number
Of our young friends are going to
spend the 4tha Alsea valley. The
Hermit wishes them all a very
jolly time.
We are sorry to learn that orr
genial mail carrier is going to leave
Us. Clarence will take the good
wishes Of his many friends with
him aud we hoPe We may see
him back this fall.
I. R. Gault sold fine COW last
week for $40. This makes the
fourth one this spring at the same
price, which is not so bad for one
year.
Mr.. D. Strope, formerly a resi-
dent Of this place, but late Of Wash
ington, returned last week with his
family. He says he has not found
any place tina: beats Lincoln coun-
ty, and will make his hcme here in
the future.
NJ Beems, of Scott creek, was in
town the other day and was boast
ing Of their community being in
the lead in the way of conveyauces.
He says that Otto Thissell, who is
the proud owner Of a fire saddle
horse, has just purchased a fine
double-seated saddle, which he says
is Just immense"
A dance was given at the resi-
dence Of Miss Annie Barclay, at
Scot creek, last Friday night. Not
withstanding the busy season there
was a good crowd in attendance
and jollj time was had tripping
the light, fantastic toe till the wee,
small hours of morning.
Miss Ina Depew, "school-marm"
in the upper district is studying
botany. She says Of all the plants
that grow here she finds the This
SELF tie most interesting.
J.C. Smith has just finished
slashing ten acres Of brush on his
place at Tidewater, which improves
the looks of the place immensely.
John ThisselI left yesterday for
Monroe.
We ale pleased to note that our
esteemed neighbor, Mrs. Seeley, is
50 far improved i'll health as to be
able to visit her two daughters at
Corvallis.
Mrs. B. F. Smith, of Canal creek,
paid visit OF a few days to friends
here last week. She is always so
cheerful and full of life that we are
always glad to see her come and
sorry to see her depart.
Miss Allie Mulkey, who has been
taking lessons in the ait of boat
rowing has so far mastered the art
as to challenge any of her fair sis
ters to q race Of two miles for a
handsome purse.
The other day Otto Thissell fell
from a load of hay, and suffered
some bruises about the head and
face, being, as he expressed it,
mashed up all over" After an
examination by DR.. Wilson he was
pronounced in no imminent danger
and was taken 10 his home at Eek
mans slough.
As my dog has just informed ME
that my hogs are in the garden
must close for this time.
Yours in haste.
TIE HERMIT.
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Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OREGON CITY, OREGON,

OKEGON CITY, OREGON,
MAY. 81, 1895.
By virture of a proclamation of
the President of the United States
and the order of the Honorable
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office the lands in the Siletz Indian
Reservation, not otherwise approp-
rated, will be opened for entry on
and after Thursday, July IS, 1895,
at Ic o'clock noon of said day.
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register.
PETER PAQUET, Receiver.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-04
LOCAL NOTES


DR.. Carter was dawn from Elk
City yesterday,
Milt Butler and family are visit
ing his parents at this place.
Charley Winant was up from
Newport Tuesday evening.
Walter Kisor and wife are over
Philomath 10 spend the Fourth.
Twenty-Five teams passed Pio-
neer headed westward last Tues
day.
Mr.. Gray, a brother of Mrs.
Rich and Mrs. Bethers, is visiting
at this place.
Attorney F. D. Carson made
business trip to Corvallis the first
of the week.
VIM. Alexander stepped in
hole in the mill yard yesterday and
as a consequence is carrying his leg
In sling.
F. NJ. Stanton was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Geo. w.
Jackson, Sr., deceased, by Judge
Burt last Saturday.
John Leabo, of Salem, brother
OF Noah Leabo, of this place, is
sojourning in this county, and will
probably locate here.
7. c. Jackson, the Siletz pho
tographer returned from Florence
on the last trip Of the Robarts, and
is again holding forth at the Siletz.
Our people will make a general
hegira today to Newport and Siletz
to celebrate. The present prospect
is that the crowd from Toledo will
about equally divide between the
two places.
A car of lumber will be taken to
Eddyville to repair the county
bridge at Little Elk. A scow load
will also be taken to Pioneer to
repair the bridge over Simpson
creek.
Coquille Jim, a Siletz Indian,
was in Toledo Tuesday and got full
of red liquor, and on the road home
he fell out of the wagon, and the
wagon run over him breaking one
of his jaws, and otherwise bruising
him up. He was taken on to the
Siletz and his wounds were dressed.
We come out day earlier this
week in order to give Our large
corps of reporters, editors, business
managers and typos a chance to
celebrate the great and glorious
Fourth of July according to the
dictates of their own conscience,
and the size of their respective
purses.
A couple of young men living in
the country near Toledo were fool
ish enough to let some meddlesome
persons work up brutal personal
encounter between them, which
took place on the wharf at this
place last Tuesday. Both young
men are now heartily ashamed of
their action, as they properly shouli
be. We trust the boys will never
be guilty of such disgraceful con-
duct again.
Joe Morrison, Of Siletz, had IN
experience with wild pony last
week which he will remember Tor
some time. He had a wild horse
tied up to tree with a rope, and
went up to put halter on him.
He caught hold of the rope near
the tree, when the horse swung
round, catching one of Morrison's
fingers against the tree. The
horse swung back and so did Nor
rison, and both shut their eyes and
pulled, Pretty soon Morrison felt
something give way and opening
his eyes he saw one of his fingers
sticking against the tree. 1t was
the third finger and was taken off
at the last joint, Joe got his finger
dressed and thinks lie will be able
to work again in a couple of weeks.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-04

Supt. Myers, of the Siletz lpdlsp'
school, has secured a leave OF ..
sence, and left last Monday 10!
visit 10 his old home at Wicnle..
Kansas. He expects to return :
about six weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02

What excuse IL there for not get
ting strong and well? Painc's celery
compound, the worlds great rem
edy for nervous weakness, can be OBJ
talned at any druggists In any city
or In any country town. One can get
a heartier, healthier appetite, purify
the blood and Increase Its power OF
feeding the nerves and tissues by taxi
ing Paine's celery compound.
II IL the greatest inyigorator In ex-
lstence. Convince yourself OF the fact,
Try II,
Testimonials for publication are taxi
on quite at random by the present pro-
prlctors of this great remedy.
The letters are never "ductored."
Titles are meyer placed before the
names OF untitled people. Honest but
obscure mon are never said to be "hon-
CRADLES" Everyday kind of men who
have been made well by Paines eel
cry compound are never paraded be-
fore the public as ''The Great MIR. So
and-Sp." or "Thc Wonderfully Sue
cessful Mr.. This-and-That." Cases OF
ordinary sickness ARE never elaborated
Into hideous, impossible diseases.
When II happens that the mail brings
"A heartfelt letter from such man ms
state Treasurer Colvin of New York
or MIR. Curllsle's private secretary, or
Edmund Russell, or Mayor McShane of
Montreal, or Rev. FIR. Ouellet, or Com
modore Howell, or Mr. Gillian Of Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02

A Large Crowd Attended Yesterdays
Races at the Fair.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. l.-(Special.)-A
large crowd attended the races today.
The meeting will close tomorrow night
and there viii be an exodus of horse
men FOR Houston, where the races be
gin on November . and close November
2:5o class, pacing, two in three, purse
ssOV; Russelle woni Belinda second;
Duboy third. Time. 2.ei IL.
2:ls class trotting. three in FIVE, un.
finished; Capt. Hanks won; Sweet
Child second; Ripple p, third; Ruby
Wilkes fourth: Investigator fifth
Trumpeter sixth; Loudema wilkes sew.
enth. Zine. 2.ei.
g'22 class. pacing, three in 1--WE. un.
finished: DIR. Keely won; Bob Riley
second; II. II. third; Wichita Tom
fourth; Kansas Queen fifth; Judge
Woolsey sixth. Time. 2;23.
Running, seven furlongs. purse $500
Imp Percy won; Bust Up second; Stella
NJ. third. Time. 1884
Running, one mile; Little Billy won
Tenspring second; Wahatchle third
Time, la9 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02

or Ida Lewis. or cN.Mnlstcr to Aus
trla John NJ, Francis or any other wide-
~ known man or woman who express
ly wishes others TO he benefited by
his or her experience, the proprletors
OF Paine's Celery compound gladly give
such unsolicited testimonials to tho
public press,
But one persons health IL ms valuable
na anothcr's, md In publishing tho
testimonials OF people whom this great
remedy has made well and strong no
particular emphasis * put upon such
persons official standing.
Tho world is made up Of what Abra-
ham Lincoln called tho plain people,"
IL In they whom Palnc's celery COM
pound has most benefited.
Here Is "a letter (verbatlm) lust re-
ooiycd from Louisa Pierce OF Mclotte.
South Dakota:
81 used Painc's celery compound first
for rheumatism and 'ound that II help
ed mo very much. have since used II
for nervousness and kidney trouble
and have received very much benefit
from It's use, and consider II one OF
the best OF remedies, MIR. A. Cady's
people use II and think they can hardly
get along without II In the house. I
know of several others that have used
II that ] am not acquainted with, but
one other lady, Mrs. ondell, used II
for nervousness and II made her WE'LL
There In the testimony of thousands.
Paine's celery compound makes people
well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
THE BoGorA BUDGET.
A Number of Happenings There
store sold.

Bogota, Tex, Nov. 1.--tSpeciaD.-Dr.
Helzer. OF Whitewright, has opened up
a stock OF drugs In the Bronaugh build
ing.
j. II. Horner. formerly ]. T.. Hormer
& Son, sold his entire stock OF dry
goods, boots. shoes and jewelry to
Sanger Brothers, of Dallas, who had
the same shipped to Dallas.
About three-fourths of the entire cot
ton crop has been gathered. The gin
at this place has ginned to date $50
bales. Messrs. Mccain & Dietz. the
proprietors, think they will gin this
season 500 bales. while In 1894 they
ginned 100 bales.
we had white frost Monday, the
2sth, but being so dry 1t did very little
damage. II any.
Professor W. p, Miller, formally prin-
cipal OF the Maple Springs high school.
will in a few days. move to Commerce,
Hunt county. where he contemplates
opening up a first-class racket store.
Mrs L. l.. Howison of this place viii
return to her home In a few days from
Portland where she and two children
have spent the summer Waiting hei
mother.
on ths 18th Of Hovesnber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
JACK DEMPSEY DEAD
THE NOTED ruGrLIsT's yso CAME
PEACEFULLY.
He Kissed the Cruelty and Called
His wife's Name-In Dciirium
He Remembered Carroll.

Portland Ore, Nov. 1.--Jack Demp-
sey. the well known pugilist. died at his
home In this city early this morning
of consumption. The end came peace
fully. Dempsey was fully conscious
and kissed the cruciax before the end
came. His last utteranee was to call
his wlfe's name. He grew delirious
and reviewed his ring career. frequent
ly uttering the name OF Jimmy Car
roll. About o'clock this morning
he became conscious and realized the
near approach OF death and babe all
good bye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
PASSENGER AGENTS
Hold n Session of Their National As
ISOLATION.

Dallas, Tex, Nov 1.--(Speclal)-
The National Passenger Agents asso-
citation held another session al the city
hall this morning. Colonel Il. NJ. May
presided. A number of members were
elected honorary members. and but lit
tie business of Importance was trans
acted This evening the agents were
banquetted at the Oriental Mayor
Frank p, Holland and other lucid and
witty epigramists responded to toa-s.
The excursionists will go to Fort Worth
tomorrow.
Mrs. Ada ii. Thomas, an old resident
OF this city. IL dead.
Louis James played to great business
here, and as Shakesperian actor the
critics say he is an overwhelming sue
cess.
William Carville. Walter II. Gibson,
J.. Woods and G.. w. Mckenzie, alleged
TO be shell" men. here to work suck
ers attending the state fair, were ar
rested last night. All the devices and
implements of their trade were con-
fiscated. They hail from Colorado.
About one hundred suspicious persons
and vags have been pinched daily at
the fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02

expectancy after three weeks of uns
ana downs with almost hourly fuctua-
Inc Hot Springs rooters, however.
VIII not lose faith in the big fight
until the principals leave the state. The
Little Rock has been Intense and asIde
from momentary furry caused this
afternoon by the hurried departure Of
ex secretary Wheelock of the Florida
Athletic club for Little Rock. thfs has
p Me-, the only topic of conversation.
ositloh from his associates looking 10
the pulling OFT the Corbett- Fltzslmmon
nght across the Mexican border. While
any proposition that gave the slightest
promise OF "A championship battle WAS
Easing 10 the visiting element here,
proposition for the Hot Springs pecrle
ana they appreciated this fat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02

ence coming out of his own pocket
inc people are calling for literature.
nc Saul put the committee did not have
means with which To provide 1t.
encouragement Bryan. being called
upon, emphasized the part the news
paper must play In the coming battle.
a salu the daily press. as a rule. is
asuitst silver. and that the weekly
newspaper must fight its battles.
after some discussion by the editors,
a temporary organization was formed
WIN ~ ~ Lillard of the Fairfield he.
luer g chairman and L. G. Senter OF
'ne fort Worth Gazette as secretary.
committee composed OF Messrs. w.
a Shaw, F. p. Holland. +. d. Baltic
l.. d. Lillard and u. @. Senter was ap,
pointed to wait upon the Western
newspaper Union and the American
iress Association to confer with
mem about the publication of special
mater during the campaign.
ne Iollowlng call to effect perma-
nent organization was issued;
10 the Democratic Press OF Texas.
WI meeting Is hereby called at the
windsor hotel. Dallas. at 10 o'cIoc,s
january 10, to effect permanent or
sanization of members of the Demo-
cratic press favorable to the free coin
uge OF SILVER for the purpose of promot-
nnf that cause In the coming cam
pdieh. All who are In sympathy with
ms object and who are engaged in
newspaper work are invited 10 attend
l.. ID. LlLLARD, Chairman,
IL. q. Senior. Secretary.
l.. me editors present and participating
IN the meeting were F.. il. Ballio Al,
yarado Bulletin and johnson Conntv
review; w. i. Holland. Whitewright
Ilow and Hanmmer; w. A. shaw
rexas Farmer; ]. NJ Terry. Bonham
favorlte; James w. Crayton, Farmers.
vile Times: d. r. Rutherford. Hills
poro Eeheetor c, W. Simpson, spokes-
SUM L. d. Lillard, Fairfield Rerorder.
y. U. senter Fort Worth Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
THEY SPARED NONE
EXCEPT WOMEN AND YOUNGER
CHILDREN OF THE TOWN.
Horrible Turkish Butohery of Helm.
less Armenians-Nons wound
ed, Hut All Killed.

New York, Nov. 1.-The following is
taken from private letters in regard to
the recent trouble in Trezblsone:
"On Friday night, October 4, there
was extensive movements of armed
men on the streets, On Saturday, oc-
tober 5, the excitement In the town
was very intense. Until Monday, Oc-
tober z. matters seemed to be quiet
ing down, when an incident stirred up
the excitement anew. on the previous
Friday the son OF leading Turk of the
town was wounded on the street, some
say by one OF his companions; others
that he was shot by an Armenian
whom he was trying to arrest. on Mon
day he died. and the funeral revived
the excitement In an intensified form.
and hundreds of Armenians rushed to
places of safety. The next morning,
October s. all dispersed, In the hope
that danger was past. Men went to
their shops as they had not done for
two or three days previous.
Suddenly. like clap of thunder. the
trouble began. Unsuspecting people
walking along the streets were shot
down. Men standing or sitting quietly
at their shop doors We're Instantly
dropped, with a bullet through their
hearts. They passed through the
quarters where old men, women and
children remained. killing men and
large boys; permitting the women and
Younger children to live. For Ave
hours this horrible butohery went on,
the cracking OF musketry, the crash
ing of doors and the thud. thud of
sword blows sounded in our ears.
There is no telling how many have
persisted Four hundred is a moderate
estimate"
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throw UP THE SPONGE
q, ,RxASsAs SPORTS FEEL Ex-
urnELY DETECTED AND
ARE DISAPPOINTED.
,..I.l.na Make. hid for the Fight
a, Well as several other
Places. \

"a, Strings. Ark, Nov. IA consul
,.,on between Dan Stuart, Joe Ven-
n and the officers OF the Florida
|,sletc club was held at the Arlington
..,snt and resulted in the withdraw
/ !, ., the ofier to Maher and o'Donnell
| Nd the announcement that the bout
az This sent aglimmering the last
Nos Of the fight In Garland county
,,ess the pugnaclous principals re-
al to breach Of the peace In the
| aape OF plain assault and battery on
| 4. publ, treets. The officers of the
|Ha sprlnss Athletic club took the
announcement more complacently than
| night have been expected because of
| ne absence Of any encouraging news
|,rn Little Rock this afternoon and
Nd prepared for the worst. The prin-
apal sonce OF regret was that they
Nd not pulled on the Maher-Odonnel
mitch at the opera house last night.
Peter Maher, who was present at the
a1isrence, pulled his cap down over
% eyes, thrust his fingers into his
fekets and strobe out OF the hotel.
JDcnnell, who had come on from his
mining quarters, seemed much cha
FDed and refused to admit that all
ssince Of meeting Maher had vanish
4 He has been much disturbed by
" fact that In all the local books s to
has been freely laid against his
s,ances to defeat the Irish champion.
am long shot" said he, but I'd
ne TO get chance at Maher. / know
ssn whip him and | will not give up
" nope OF a meeting until next Mon
ay afternoon. l came here to fight.
" packers and l are ready and we
nay YET get chance at our man"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
THE JUDGE ENDORSED
STRONG PAPERS RECEIVED FROM
THE TERRITORY
Endorsing Judge KiIHore's Record
rs a Jurist and In the Appoint-
ment of Officers.

Washington, Nov 1.--Attorney Gem
eral Harmon has received communica-
lions from twenty-five members OF the
bar OF Ardmore, L. T., In which the
course of Judge KilSore In the appoint
ment of the officers OF the court and
in the general administration of his of
flee Is warmly commended.
Another Communication on the same
subject has been received from forty
lawyers. bankers anc prominent busl-
ness men of Chickasaw, 1. T.. closing
with the statement: I'VE endorse him
without reservation" A similar com
munioation was received from the law
yers and business men OF Paul's VAL
lev l. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-02
ONLY ONE MORE
FRENCH CABINET ALMOST COM
PLETED.
NJ. viger Accepts the Minister OF
Husbandry PortfoIio-Cnbinct
Doesn't Please Anybody.

Paris, Nov. I'M. Vigcr has accepted
the portfolio of minister of husbandry
and only the office OF minister for for
eign AFFAIRS, said to have been rendered
to Baron De courcel, the French am
bassador to London. remains to be
filled.
The cabinent does not seem to please
anybody much but It is understood that
It will receive the support nt the radl-
calls and socialists during the time II
lasts. which Is expected to be long.