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Evening star., 1896-01-28

Bill I'm Equity.
A bill in equity has been filed by Catha-
rine V. Barker and another against
Adolphus p. Hume and others, for the
conveyance of part of plot IL, Beatty and
Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
TIFf.tE EXCUSE.

One Of the clerks in Che Helena post
office has come to the defense Of the
third assistant postmaster general and
given reason and i justja.auol for the
order uniting tho name of the two word
cities, under which rule this city will bo
"Greateatls, and wl4t 30 you think Il
is? dc Gays; "Ene tune il takes TO
make all the extra capitals eutailed.
when there were so many two word
offices, would be sulli 3ient TO accomplish
d great many useful things, il the corr.
bined efforts Of the entire postal force of
The United States we're utilized. The
department vas actuatod by 3 desire to
save labor when it made the innovation" :"
The so.icituda on the part Of high
oIlicia! for the clerks ia c0mmendable,
1t is not right shat they should be COM
pelIed 10 write capital letters when itcan
be avoided. IN government Offices econ
ony Of glmO Is as3notny of money. For
the next ciai. service examination a
question abO1g az fUIl0W4 would not
be out Of place. "Aow many time
during tie course Of q year ere postal
clerks required b write tha names
Of tho Two word poetoGtcae that have
, been m.aa oa5 word by tao recent or-
de aipP nGah clerks time in month.
weeks, DAYS hours, will be saved by the
a
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
MOyTANALEAOER
Congressman Hartman OF Montana
win Lead the Silver Men in
the House on the
SENATE SILVER BOND BILL.
1t ls a Fotiorn Hope, but an Inter
estng Test OF the Strength
of Silver.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.~Ihc senate
free coinage substitute for the house
bond bill was referred to the ways and
fmeana committee as soon as IT. reached
the house today. Under The rules a mo
ton to concur could not be made. 1t
will be reported back tomorrow or
Wednesday with a recommendation that
4 the house nun-concur and lnSIst upon
its bin DingIey, chairman OF the ways
aud means committee, says that "reaaon
able time" for debate will be allowed
I. The silver men are asking for two days
in which to diacuss the bill, The fate
OF the substitute is 90 well assured that
it excites almost no interest hat for the
fact that il will furnish Inc fret direct
test Of the free silver vote, which is
placed at from 100 to l2j, the latter ii[
uro being the limit propho3ed by the
most sanguino silver men.
(. Hartman OF Montana predicta that The
Republican vote for the silver substitute
will be ;,J or 40 aud Bailey OF Texas saA 2
that about 70 Of l2J democrats can be
counted on to support any tree altVer
Proposition These estimates are based
anon the supposition Of full attend
ance, which may not mAterialze, for
there are many abaentee8 this week.
The silver republicans asked that hiX
4 l. ,,,.~, ~ Y;r,o ha alI1ttpf tt fnAm :ur de-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
list of contributors to the penitentiary.

nst or Contributors 10 tne penlCenuary.
Stephen Leyden, who has been in the
county Jail since Dec 3, awaiting trial
on the charge Of murder at Belt of Vic
tor Ilg, has begun to show effects of his
confinement. He is not only much paler
than when first arrested, which might
be attributed to the absence OF light,
but he has also loat flesh, while other
prisoners have gained, and seems less
bnoyant in spirit than formerly. lie ie
rather favored prisoner. however, aa bo
has relatives and friends who supply HIM
with delicaCles and late reading matter.
John Sebastian, who has been 10 Jail
since Oct. is, pending his trial on the
charge Of murder of lis wife, Frances. is
not improving under tho confinement
and seems to he in poorer health than
when first imprisoned. He takes con
elderahIe interest in his fellow prisoners
actions, in this being unlike Loyden. He
does not expect 10 60 free, but firmly be-
lIevea that he will not hang.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07

is Shtoa'a Cure, \ neglected. cough is
dangerous. Stop it at once with Shliohs
Cure Sold by prlver Bradley Drug
company,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07

You can't keep UP with the times
unless you read THE TRlBUNE....
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07

Window glass at Des.a. IS, 10 Central
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
Just What's Needed

Exclaims thousands of people who
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla a,
this season of the year, and who
have noted the success of the
medicine in giving them relief from
that tired feeling. waning appetite
and state Of extreme exhaustion
after the close confinement of a
long winter season, the busy time
attendant upon a large and pressing
business during the spring months
and with vacation time yet some
weeks distant. 1t is then that the
building-up powers of Hood S
Sarsaparilla are fully appreciated.
1t seems perfectly adapted to over
come that prostration caused by
change of season, climate or life,
and while it tones and sustains the
system, it purifes and vitalizes the
blood.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

Everybody is in the hay field:
now days, and the town is inclined
to be quiet.
As we go to press the indications
are very strong that Bland, o.
Missouri, will be nominated by the
democratic convention for president.
The Oregon delegation to the
national democratic convention will
present the name of Ex-Governor
Pennoyer for the first place on the
national ticket.
The Bi-metallic convention called
for last Monday at this place failed
to convene as per call. 1t seems
that the promoters of the conven-
tion failed to appear at the time
called for the convention. Whether
these people experienced a change
of heart or not is not known at
this writing.
The scenes en- acted on the street
of Toledo last Saturday were dis
graceful in the extreme. Toledo
must prevent repetition of them,
even if it must go to extreme
measures. The good citizens of
the town cannot afford to allow
such conduct. Until recently Toledo
has enjoyed reputation for law
and order that has been the envy of
other places. And if we lose that
reputation it is Our own fault.
There is way to prevent these
disgraceful scenes and it is high
time that the way be employed.
We have just passed through a
struggle for the prosperity of our
town, and we cannot afford now to
surrender all we have won and
more too.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
StipulatiOns Signed.

A stipulation has been entered
into by ]. R. Bryson, as assignee
OF Hamilton, Job & Co., and the
the county court of Lincoln coun-
ty, subject to the approval of the
district court, in the case of Lincoln
county VS.. J. R. Bryson, assignee
of Hamilton, Job & Co. This is
the case brought by the county to
recover from Mr.. Bryson as assignee
the sum of $I,I9e.ea deposited in
the Yaquina branch of the lob
bank by the county treasurer, and
for SISo. 81 deposited by the sheriff
in the same institution. BY the
terms the stipulation, ifapproved,
the county will withdraw its suit
against the assignee and will then
be entitled to receive tie same div.
idends as all other creditors are en-.
titled to receive. This it is est.
mated, will be somewhere between
forty and fifty per cent of the total
amount of the claims. 1t is also
stipulated that the first two diyi.
dends will be paid as soon as the
stipulations are approved by the
district court. The county in this
case sued to have its deposits de-
clared special deposits, and thus
recover the full amount of its de. !
posit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
County Court.

The July term Of county court
was in session this week, and the
following proceedings were had:
The annual report Of Geo. Bethers,
county superintendent, was ex'
amined by the court, approved and
ordered filed.
In the matter of the redemption
of lot in city Of Newport owned by
John Loomis: Ordered that the
clerk cancel the sale of same on
delinquent tax record upon receipt
of taxes and costs charged upon the
same.
Ordered that clerk advertise for
sealed bids for 20 cords of four-feet
vine maple and crab apple wood, to
be delivered at the court house.
In the matter of the redemption
Of the property belonging to ]. B.
Lee, Geo. Waggoner, G; R. Farra,
R. Wells and T. Graham, sold for
taxes for 1892 and 1898: Ordered
that the county clerk be authorized
to cancel the taxes against said
property upon receipt of the taxes
and costs assessed against said
property, less the 20 per cent. PEN
atty.
In the matter of the annual report
of B. F. Jones, county clerk: Or
dered by the court that the report
be approved and placed on file.
The following bills were disposed
of as follows:
Yaquiua Bay News, print'g, 5 $50
VIM Neil, setting up booths, 200
L. w. Deyoe, powder and
spikes for road, $3.50, continued.
R. S. Derrick, rent of hall for
election, claim IS, allowed 800
w. S. Hufford, rent of court
house, $50, allowed, 4s.S5
c. w. Watts, printing brief.
Grady VS.. Co. ST.. allowed 1900
Allen Parker, canvassing the
election returns, 1880
Geo. Sylvester do 1900
Cost bill in case of State We.
Stewart Rooney, $ae.so, con-
tinued.
J. A. Hall and F. D. Carson,
Justices and constable fees
in state case, $17.oo, continued.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
LOCAL NOTES


Gowell keeps butter on ice.
Trade at Gowell's and you'll moi
kick.
Go and cool off at Gowell's. He
has all temperance drinks on ice.
Holmes Blair, the popular nssby
of Elk City, was down last Tues
day.
Call and see O'Brien's stock and
get his prices, they beat any in the
state.
For the best groceries and fresh
fruit call at Peter Tellefson's, Va
quina City.
A new line of Gents underwear
and furnishing goods just received
at Copeland's.
Flour and feed will be sold at a
low price at the store of Peter Tel
letson, Yaquina.
/ am prepared to do all kinds of
light wood turning. o. R. ALrREE,
with Rice & Ross.
City council meetings have been
OF frequent occurrences during the
past two or three weeks.
The celebration at Sulphur
Springs above Elk City is said TO
have been grand success.
We have received a new stock of
mems hats Of the latest STYLES.
Prices reasonable. .-Copeland's.
DR.. Carter was down Monday,
but denies that he was down to at
tend the Bi-metallic convention.
We are prepared to do all kinds
Oh blacksmith and wagon work,
horse.shoeing, and all kinds of
repairing. Give us call.
Ross & RICE, Toledo.
County court was in session this
week. Commissioner Goodwin took
his place on the court and is get
ting rapidly adapted to the routine
of business.
Mr.. J. B. Montgomery, a we'll
known capitalist of Portland, came !
over OH July 4, and went over to
the Siletz to cast fly for some of
the famous trout that inhabi, tina,
stream. Mr.. Montgomery will
probably duly recognize any OPEN
ing tor capital which he nigh, see
in that virgin country also.
The steam launch Masco,,e was
inspected at Newport last Monday
by inspectors Edwards and Nc.
Dermott. The little craft passed
the inspection all right and in due
time will receive her papers, mean.
while she will run on a permi,
Mr.. Clark, one of the owners, states
that he hopes to be licensed 10
carry twelve passengers. The boat
will make regular trips from Elk
City to Newport and return on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur.
days of each week, and if the bust.
ness warrants it these trips will be
increased to a daily service. The
boat will handle all kinds of ligh,
freight, light towing, etc. The
owners hope by close attention to
the needs of the river to build up |
fair business. This boat service
will fill long felt want, and we
feel confident that it will soon work
up a liberal patronage.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
Married.

COLLINS-SMITH.-Att the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hall
in this city on, Monday, July 6,
1896, Chas. M. Collins and
Miss Minnie D. Smith. Squire
]. A. Hall officiating.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
o. R. Altree ct al

o. R. Altree ct al, jury
in state case, $3.50, !
c. H. Ruhl. constable /,
State VS.. Hodges, s..
DIR. Carter, R. Collins, !
Blair and o. o. Krogs,
witness fees state vs., IN
ges, continued. NolL
J. A. Hall, justice fees, 81
VS.. Rooney, $3.50,
w. H. Alexander, atty. 4
state VS.. Rooney, IS, d ssn,
CLERKS OF ELEcrn 'a.' teP +
Pearly Hit,
B. F. Grant, sss' ..'FsF 81
Geo E. Croxford, .s'{SF ',''C2
q. M. Derrick, '''er
o. G. Dalaba, =
Ed. Allen, '!s5, IA a
w. D. Griffith,
R. A. Birch, 81. c
Jerry Banks, csort c 6
Martin Lyons, 1''n ~
JUDGES OF ELEc7w .',Or
J. H. Ross, tsE b,;
E. w. Powers, 3; n Y
Jas. Sheppard, n n
]. N. Taylor, PED IN
H. w. Vader, csup q
F. A. Goodwin,
J. H. Doty, ia
c. Jahn, ''s'AO
H. Owen, us:ice
A. o. Krogstad,
B. Beers, |oa1tse '''Ss
Geo. Henshaw, Ia
J. M. Russell, 'nsn'st
Glass & Prudhomme, sup as|,e
plies, 62.2o, allowed,
City of Toledo, Jail rent, mSsl s
Geo. Bethers, salary, Ia
B. F. Jones, clerks fees, p'n
Silas Howell, assessors fs nass
c. G. Copeland, pencils, $la
rejected. s'''fi 'as'e
DR.. R. A. Parent, medicalS ser ..,,,,
vices, SIS, continued. '''h
Jos. Goeser, pauper supphs s'|s
J. F. Stewart, printing
$I2.5o, allowed as''' 1'''f
L. w. Williams, supplies fu I'D
Oren Ruperts,
Oren Ruperts, support d U q
county charge, Sse
c. H. Williams, salag ''
county commissioner,
F. A. Goodwin, do. o5t
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Flour, feed, oats and groceries at
Gowell's.
Ed. Wade spent his 4th of July
in Salem.
W. J. Wade was over from Siletz
last Monday.
Mems all wool cheviot suits S.. 90
a. O'Brien's.
Miss Cora Gray, of Philomath, is
visiting in this place.
Gowell's shop is up to date for a
place to get groceries.
See the line Of Ladies and
Gents $500 shoes at O'Brien's.
Toledo for business, but Gowell
for groceries, and some other things.
Sheriff Lands went to Portland
last Friday, returning on Tuesday.
Ladies, see the new patterns of
calicos just received at Copeland's.
Mrs. Mason and son Wayman,
are visiting Mrs. Copeland in this
place.
Al. Waugh is moving into Henry
Wulfs house on Railroad street
today.
Occasionally a stray bicycler
makes his appearance in our hills
and valleys.
Rite Dedrick and Bruce Hahn
spent couple of days fishing on
the lower bay this week.
The recent hot weather has been
driving the people from the valley
to the coast in good numbers.
Bert Baldwin and family, of
Alsea, spent the 4th with Mrs.
Baldwin's parents in this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Howell.
Lester Waugh is doing some
good improving of his property at
corner of 5th and Hill streets. He
is grading the lots and will also
bring the street down to grade.
Over two tons of chittim bark
was shipped from Toledo to 90
down on the last steamer. This
industry brings many dollar into
our county.
II have taken Hoods Sarsapa-
iilla and have found it a grand
for the blood, to build up
the strength and system generally"
Nancy NJ. Lane, North Yamhill,
Oregon.
Bert Van Cleve is in town visit
ing his relatives and friends. Since
Bert was here the last time he has
suffered the loss of sight in his left
eye, caused by paralysis of the
nerves of that organ.
Mr.. Allen Cameron, the general
agent of the Canadian Pacific at
Portland, was in Toledo last week
ooking after the business of his
Dad. He took occasion to visit ,
'iletz while here.
One-half fare for round trip has
'een secured on the railroad and
he Tug Resolute for all who wish i
o attend the teachers local institute {
i Yaquina next Saturday evening. I
This ought to insure a good at I
enhance. +
Fred VESSEL, one of the stock. c
nen on the head of Depoe, has lost c
2 head OF cattle this spring, aud t
e is quite sure that the cattle r
ave been stolen. Twelve head of t
hem were large cattle and the rest t
we're calves and yearlings. b
The season is now upon us when !,
orest fires are more or less pre- ;,
alent. More care and caution >,
hnNslI ka
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

60 Remember that One
Million Dollars has been
appropriated to improve
Yaquina Bay.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
PO fLTiCS AND McRDgR.

Louis lille, Ky, Oct. PA specie
from Knoxville, Tenn, to the Times says
y spec1. from Coal Cre9k, the fiunors
rioting aiming; town, tl.irty miles from
here, tys very sensational shooting
aifray occurred there last might, in which
two men wcra killed ana others wounded
The ii sh' occurred ut Il Mcklulcy and lIo
bart Iaccting \ negro named Bud Black
began shooting ut another negro named
Franz Marian. They exchanged seyeral
shot and Martin fell mor7ally wounded
with two bllict holos, through his body.
Ono OF the shots sSsnck. and instantly
killed Robert Langitlin, n justice Of the
pe9o.e an,l one of tie. leading citizens Of
tho tow. Others were nit, but Tot scri-
Ou.ilE hant. Rlnck mnGe his escnne.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
TIIE, GOLD RAID.

Washington, Oct. 21-A statement
telegraphcd from San Francisco to-day to
the effect that the United States sub.
treasury there had just pulled through II
run which threatened To annihlate its
gold holdings, is stated by the Treasury
officials to be greatly exaggerated Dur
ing the month of August and II part of
September the Withdrawals reported
from the sub. treasury at San Francisco
are abnormally heavy, but ut no time
We're the officials apprehensivc of any scri-
Gus results. The assistant treasurer at
San Francisco managed the matter with
little assistance from Washington, and,
as one official stated to-day, 'thc furry
lasted but a short time and alarmed no
one. There have been no unusual with
drawals at san Francisco for nearly..a
month =
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
Mr.. CLEVELAND GETS A WHACK
continued from first page

to believe that if Mr.. Mckinley is elected
you will 30 on issuing bonds for the ben
eft of the bondholdcrs and tax people to
pay for them.
My friends, these are strange times
You will not find in our political history
another instance where Il President has
been thrown overheard by his own party
only to bc caught mp and idoized by the
opposition party. Yet that is what You
find to-day. The only people who are
commenting the financial policy of Gro
yer Cleveland are the men who are trying
to elect Republican President to CON
tlnue that policy for four years more.
Are you surprised, when you find DEM
ocratic President endorsed by Il Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, that n
policy inaugurated ut ST Louis and reit-
Grated by the Republican candidate is
driving out of the Republican party those
who still believe in Il government by the
people and for the people; applause and
chccrs) / lave been introduced this
morning to Republicans who have joined
with us this year, men who until this
year voted the Republican ticket, but
who this year are joining with us to re-
store the money of the constitution.
am proud of the kind of men who come
to us. | am glad that those who 20 from
us are the ones who have been millstones
about the neck of the Democrats and have
been using the instrumentalitics of gov
ernment for public plumber. And the
more of them that 90 into the Republican
party, the worse for the Republican
party
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
DEBATE ARANDONED.

On account of the Academy of Music
being engaged every day during the
present week. it has been found impossi.
bic for the joint debate, which was con
templated between Mr.. ellis and MIR.
Glasgow, to take place before next Mon
day; and as that is the evening before
election it has been deemed Ivy both par
ties to he useless. BY mutual agree
ment, without any prejudice to either
party, ii has been decided 10y ourselves,
representing the two contestants, that
the debate shall he abandoned.
(SigneD d /. BACIIMAN.
j. ALLEN WATTS.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
COERCION IN NEW YORK.
Employers in That City Will Compel
Men to March in Republican Parade

Employers in That City Will Compel
Men to March in Republican Parade.
New York, Oct 21.-John Shcehan, of
Tammany Hall tonight issued ii state-
ment to the voters of the city of New
York. He accuses employers of cndeivor.
ing to coerce their men to vote for Nc
kinley, and advises workingmen to
march in the Republican parade this
week ii they are Obliged. He says:
employers of men in this city, not
satisfied with the methods pursued to
force their employees To vote for the Re.
publican candidates, are going still fur
ther, and are actually compelling them
to participate in the so-called Republican
parade on Saturday next. The purpose
of this parade is not so much to boom
Mckinley in this city as to create ii SEN
tlmcnt against the Democratic candi-
dates i'll the West.
There are thousands of men who will
join in this procession who are in sym
pathy with the Democratic candidates.
In submitting to such Il system of
tyranny these employees are adapting the
only wise course open to tim.
IA refusal to march on this day is GER
tain to mark them for dismissal lmme-
diately following this election. Having
Others depending upon them for support,
they should comply with the request of
their employers, no matter how unjust
or how unreasonable the demand may be-
If insisted upon, they should even wear
Mckinley buttons as we'll as parade. On
Tuesday next they will have the power TO
resent this insult to their manhood and
to the American people =
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
THE IRON BELT.
The Regular Quarterly Meeting of IL
MISREPRESENTATION Report.

Gratifying Report.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
directors of the Iron Belt Building and
Loan Association was held at the gen
eral Office of the company, at the Terry
building, in this city, on Monday There
were present. o. T.. Gwinn, of Hunting
ton, w. Va; Albert l.. Anthony, OF
Providence, II. l.; Hon b. T. Buchanan,
of Marion. Va, and II. S. Trout, c. y.
Mclfugh +. b. Jacobs and James Il.
Terry, of Roanoke
The report of the operations of the
company since the annual meeting in
july was most gratifying. In spite of
the general hard times the new business
written has kept well in advance of stock
Withdrawals, and the assets of the com
pany have been steadily increasing. The
company has satisfied all demands tor
loans coming from its members and
stockholders. The demand for loans,
especially in the States of Tennessee,
West Virginia and Virginia, is now very
active, and the outlook for new business
was never more promising During the
past three months the company has sold
eleven pieces OF real estate heretofore nc.
Quired under foreclosure, at il net profit
of 81, 645.23.
1t is gratifying to note the healthy pro-
gress that this Virginia corporation IS
making. Although hut SIX years old it
already ranks among the largest and
most successful of the financial nstitu-
tions of the Old Dominion.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-28
URGED TO SUPPORT BRYAN-

Raleigh, y. c., Oct 27.-NIajor William
Guthrie, Populist nominee for governor.
in an open address to the peoples party
voters of North Carolina, urges them to
he steadfast in their support OF each and
every elector on the Bryan electoral ticket
and against the support of candidates for
the legislature pledged to support Senator
Pritchard or ''any other gold bug Re
publican for the United States Senate.
He protests against destroying the prin-
ciplc of IL non partisan judiciary and adj
vocatcs the support of the sitting member
of the supreme court, Hon 4. G. Avery,
who is Il Democrat -:-S..f,Es,