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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

Wobnung in atlanta, @a., i4mer
trant AN eitem 6alsz rnb Gum
senleiben barnieber. Sein 6ausar3t,
Or. 9arriion, bebunbelt i'm. Ser friibere
BANTER &eeb bon 8runslpid, 8priiBer bes
Notionulen popuGiitH4en 6inan3comites,
lpeilt on 1etnem 8rantenlager. Ser Mr5t
fat benz pdttenten Itreng oerboten, 8eiu9e
an5unebmen.
uJnoepeuoent 6oIo STANDARD Democracy.
Ser State 8parb Of &eoietp" bDrte Monz
tag Die @intpenbungen an, bic S6eooore Nelz
ION, SetretGr bes bemofratii6en Stuatsz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gegen ben @ebrau3 Der
8e5ei9nung nSnOepenbert Democracy" auf
benz Stimm3ettel Der @olbbemofraten err
bsbt. Nelion 6ebauptet, Der Sitel fei elm
Gingriff in Die He9te Der bemotratii9e
partei unb iei trreleitenb. Na9 ldngerer
8eIpre9ung fam man enbli9 babin iiberz
Elm, bdB Der SiteG uSnbepenoent Sob Stanz
barb Democracy" on5unebmen lei. Oas
GdmpaonezG pmite Der @plbbemofraten BON
Gopt Gountp bat ben Sitel 9utgebeiBen unb
berfelbe .nirb nun auf ben Stimm3ettel gez
5ebt tperben.
Wablereebni6 i'll SIorioa.
Die @abtbsri9te aus5lortOu ergtben, ouB
%. 9. 8Ior6am's 8luralitGt fir bag @puz
oerneursamt ith Bis auf 15-20 0OObelGuft.
Oos finb me6rere taulenb nenieer als bic
friiberen N~bf6dbungen nit ii3 brahten,
unb 1oear t%peniger, ais Die 5uperii9tli9ften
0orausiebungen ber bemotratif6en Parteiz
fiibrer ertparten lieBen. 9iefe 3dblen ipeiz
fen aud cine @~erminberung bes bemotratiz
I9en @otums bon 1892 na9.
Das mahIersebni6 in Georgia.
@eprgta bat bemofratii9 geItimrnt.
@onp. Nttin1on 1T nit elmer Mebrbeit bon
10000 iiber bic @eIammtzS ppoftttpn Der
@esner eripdblt. 9as iibri9e Stdatstidet
lit NIT $4,000 Mebrbeit ebenfaGs ertpdblt.
Die @eiebgebung betebt aus It's Mitz
gliebsrn bes 6uuies unb A Senutoren.
9ie popultften baben % Mttelieber bes
6aufes unb bier Sendtoren uno Die Replz
blifaner baben 3pei Mitslieber bes 6auies
rnb einen Senator ertpGblt. Die Demo
ftaten erfpGblten 80 Senatpren unb ISL
&eprdIentdnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

Srdu @rica's 8O@6u9 sefG1t mir 10 I.br,
baB i9 lieber in geflidten S4uben geben
m09te, als baffelbe entbebren. 4Gen lieben
6uusfrauen. fam i9 Is e~mpfe6sn; benin es
puBt fir jeOe, Tie mag Oiele Ober penige Ins
Iprii9e MAIDEN.
Sruu ST. 8. 8raie.
Crete, 81, Is. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

ceS6 6obe bos beutI4zumeritanii4e Sod
BUD le6r fleiBig eebrau6t, llno Is bat 1l9
out betpd6rt. Na9 meiner anii4t 1T IS oas
bette in Der Welt, es 1T Elm gutter 9aus9alter'
Ginlieqenb finben sic ben 8strog tlIr EN-
atpeiteS beuti6zameritanil9es Sod6u9 oon
sFrau @rica, melhes sic mir alsbdlO 5uz
f9iden molten.
Wet 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

ssrou erica's ao6bu9 fam i'd MIR en-
pfeblen, finbe buRel6e fir Die amerttonIlGe
aiihe nprtrefflt6, S4ip. &dtbdrlae.
9ittsburg6, 9a., IA. Nop. 1894
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14
rs Gents
portofrei bon uus be5teben,
5Dinois Staats- 3eitung Co.,
Chicago, gu.

gadftebeno uer6fentli6en mir eini9e BON ben 5oblreifen sn'
erfennunos1dreibeu lit benen Oeutlb=anertfanil6e 6ousfrauen t6rer
s(nidt lber on geertb bieles Subes NusOruf seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

Ii9t rur in Gbicugo, ~Ionbern du9 in
anberen StGbten BON S1inois befinbet fi9
unter ben iebigen g r p !" un6 8ctt=
:1ern neben i9ulblos l~1nglidliden II
Beitsf9eues 9efinbe1. 60 be-
ri9tet 3. 9. aus 8eorta Der borti9e
beutI9e rOemotrat"
v11m Bic S~auIenser Dor ieinem 2o6en
auf benz Gnurtbdusplab St bertreiben, lieB
ber 9(potDeter gel5 einen groBen 3ettel an
ber Gde anfleben, auf benz nit sroBen
8u3ltaben 5u Ielen ipar: yOiele 2eute
iucben Mrbeit" 8innen elmer balben
Stnn6e batten iie iib ale nad BET an6ern
Seite Ser StraBe ber3osen. @rbeiten, 6os
lit elm ibredliber @e6anfe fit bieie 8ums
meldnten."
Wds aber 6 bicago betrifft, 10 fnb
unter ben 8ettlern, bic in 9 i5d t.
+ d II E I. n unb in @ef9GftsGofaten
bas Mitleio Der @utmiitbigen in NnIp.u@
nebmen, aud gan5 gemeine Gpibbuben,
tpel9e lire Nbfitterung in einem 6auie ober
ibre 8ei@entung in etnem @ei9dftslotaG
Oa5u beniiben, fi9 Die 9elegenbeit gu fred]em
9iebftabl gu erieben. Wir 1pre9en aus
eigener tpieber6olter i6mer5li9er @rfabrnna.
Q1s Der tir3li9 geitorbene beutT@s
amertfanti4e 9nmortt Mar Gobn NJ
+ eim I'M S. 1850 als politi19er sSlii9ts
ling in bieies 2anb fam, mar bas Oeutf@s
tbum Netp 0orf's febr europGii9zreopluz
ttondr angebau9t. @obnbeim er3ielte baber
einen groBen @rfolg baielbit nit Der gu Qu<
fang Der fiinf5iger Sabre bon ibm berfabten
uno CUR &uffii6rung gebra9ten poiTe
IS ii r1t EN- 5um 2anbe btnaus."
Die Sirften bes bomaligen europa: aoiier
Sran5 Sofepb Ger u81utjunge), aDnta
Sriebrt9 Wilbelm w. C~@bampaaners
8rtb"), Ndpolepn III. unb @ugsnie u. +. in.
er19ienen BARN als 8ertrie6ene in Der
Wtrt6I9dft 2inbenmiiler's in Seem Nprf.
Sinbenmiiler, Der befannte 8ecliner Sra
fe6ler BON 1848, tpel9er nun in Nep Oort
in Der Wtrtli4teit elmer flotten aneipe oorz
1tdno, 1ptelte iih in Der pof1e 1elbit unb 1teQte
ben 5rtebrt3 Wil6elm ais n8arfeeper" an.
4uf Der ernlten 8eltbH6ne %eriItirt BON ben
9sitolten iener poiie nur nod 6ran3 Soiepb,
Der aus benz etnItmaligen v8lutiungen, pie
man ben iungen Monar9sn tpesen Der 9rsu=
lt9en 9inrt9tun9sn in un9arn Ii. +. IN.
nonnte. ieit9sr 3um iehr populdren aailer
BON Stiterrei9 unb aOnig bon ltnsarn ge=
porben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

San @reef, Mis., 20. 0ft. 1894.
Ous &o9bu9 bon 6rau @rica babe ib
iebt ettpds iiber 3tpei Sabre i'm @ebrdu9. gs
1T bas bette &ohbu6 fir 9eutI9amerituner,
ods i9 bis6er fennen lernte. Oaber fam
i9 es nit gutem @epilien empfe6len.
Srau .. 80. 8om6of.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14

9lt6 i6 bin i'm 8eiib Sbres tpertben 8o9s
bu9es unb freue mid belen Iebr, benn es
bat mir I9on 10 manhe CUTE 9ienfte getbun,
6a6er fanr1 i9 es jeber 6ausfruu b.itens
empf.blen. Sd piini4te, Dab i9 bas Sod
bud6 eiuige Sabre friiber gebdbt bate, benin
iG tam ols cine NGberin in ben 0austonb,
af1o 1e6r unerfa6ren; aber Die CUTE Sreunbin
febGte bier, Inn mid sure9t gu peiIen.
5taot uno 2eute tpdren mir fremb. 6Gtt.
ih bamals Srau @ricu's Bud CUR Stiibe
oe6abt, 10 Bate i4 mdn4sn Seuf5er, man9e
Sorqe ablpenben t0nnen. 9enn bd lit ia
aGes 10 beutlid BON @nfdng big gum Gnoe
beI6rie6en, DAP aud bic unerfubrenlte iunge
6rall nit 9ilfe oieies 8u4eS i'm Starbe
1T, einen iparIamen prbentli9en !6ausitanb
al fiibren. Man fam ben einfa9iten 3tSN
pie audi bas feinIte 5o95eitsmabl barnd4
aubereiten, unb audi beim @inma9en lit bas
|fiebe 8u9 mir cine 9roBe 9ilfe. @tne iebe
Oeut16e 6ausfrau iOute ournad itreben, in
ben 8efib zines iol4en pertbboIen 8u9es
gu g%eldngen.
5rau W%orgentbaler.
Soplin, &c., %, Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14
3Oo&enlhat,.
@6tcagp, ben IA. October 1895.
Jnlano.
ATS ner 8unnrshn1tptltnnt.
OrXfiSert GfepeIdn0.

Ser prGfibent lit 5reitug Morgen, fur5
na8 bat6 fisbsn 1br, in 8egleitung itins5
9ripatI efretdrs Sburber BON Rep 9orf tn
0aI6ingtpn ungefommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-14
Gritt 3urId.
lyman miro ni4t dusoeIiefert.

Ser 8otf6ufter Guitts in 9uris bat
benz StaatSietretdr telgerupbif4 gemeloet,
baB Spnan in Sreibeit eefebt tperben tpirb.
Der 8erfu6, feline Guslieferung gu erlansau,
tit baber tpie aus benz Selesrumm berpor=
9eAt, fehLgei4lagen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-12
Popular Daily Excursions 10 Chicago
and the East.

The Union Pacific is the only line rul,-
ming upholstered Pullman tourist sleeping
cars from California and Nevada to Chi
cage without changing every day in the
year. Through Pullman do bic drawing
oo, sleepers and dining room cars to
Chicago daily without change on "Ihe
Overland Flyer" Only one change to
New York and Boston. line from Ne
raca to Chicago only >hree Gus.
Steamship tickets on sale to and from
all points in Europe.
For full particulars. tickets ard sleep.
lg Car Accommodations, call or address d
W, Hitchcock, General Agr1t, No.
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Gu
or W. d. Phillips, Agent :. ?. Co., Reno
| hc> ada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-12
n SOUTHERN
La ssag~ sss
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing saturday Nov %4.J%9
and until fertilizer u"sire.lrnims viii
leave stenO a. toilou-: $:2S II. m
Daily Atlantic ENirrS-. ruin fur
ViEnenur"a. Battle Mountain. s'aii~-
asis. '~sghen.and E:a>' Earrip~only frs
class through Il d iasni
Biuin= Gag TO tfg ZEN.
40 p. al. -S3a;Iy- ari1P EN.re--
train for ~FrArkPe. ~acYA menS0. Espu.
celia and ~an Frau"i~r0. arriving al
G:4S ~. Ia. ~0ttnerti"g AT sacramento
at 30 :&:6 "a. m. with the Epw orIeaus
I NprP~~ far kr|~Io. ~amfA Esarbara
i.- u=eIr~. ~:,u 5si"%". also az s:,O
%. ts.for W""ellans% nad E&ni&ht~ s.aud-
irG.
n:n5 y. IA. is.-At!antic ENprr--
fer %ViunrUmnr"a. t@strslp
aailsah". len an,i a~s. sarrjr-
FIRST ana -"rs,sA class pa~~+u"rr.
ioca! ms.i '~mr"r~A.
80 .. m. Daisy Pacific f.Nprr--
traiu for "n~pNjIle, T..ut.-ua. ~Arrn-
cr;n aEV5ViuG at 80 a III. soA3.rrt>
as arrawentO with train leaving
az 1879 IA. un. for StorktOu. a~HathrrU
Sam JOSE. San Francisco. Ere~no. ssD-
Angeles San E~li+%0 AMI Fast. via New
Orleans; 1T rosa "a. III. for gg-isii ,tms
Willows aai gs~aiin%: ~ 3: !.
f.ar 3.ed gsiuf asid M 1850 y re-, fn
1zavy~Hilse, Chir" hedtiing. Portland
and PU&et sound point-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-12

Martin Lutz.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
Notice of Sheritf's Sale Of RI
Property under Executim

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MN
~ an execution and order Of sale iwusd nv nv
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon \,
County OF Lincoln, duly attested una, \
sea- OF said court and bearing date The M
OF December 1896, on a decree Of iot@aS
and sale rendered and entered in The miSs.
In q suit wherein A. G. Spexarth was NM
n Herbert Twombley and Martha TxorI
were defendants, In favor Of said plaintiff
against said defendants, Herbert TvOntI
n Martha TwOmbley, for the sum al Il
Hundred and Twenty-seven Dollars ana n !
ty-five cents, with interest thereon sttb, \
OF ten per cent per annum from the S,h NM
july. 1896, and for $25 attorneys fees, ujl
the further sum Of 81 costs, and further NJ
upon this writ. The said execution Isl mi
rected and commands me to sell all dtl. n
lowing described real property to satj,Iy n
decree and execution, towit: The southwest
of h southwest d of section 80, TOWNSHIP J
south, range II, west, containing 70 sfa !
Lincoln county, State Of Oregon. Now, ts1
fore. In compliance with said execution udl
der OF sale, l, as such sheriff, will on
Saturday, the 73rd day Of January, 1871
at the hour of ten O'Clock in the iOenNn1
said day. at the front door OF the Court htl
in the City of Toledo, Lincoln county, Orr]
offer for sale and sell at public auction I'D
highest bidder for U. s. Gold coin, c&hinAn
all Of the right, title, interest and estate !
said defendants in and to the said sbOsa
scribed real property, with the appurtennn
subject to redemption, to satisfy the said n
cution and the amounts thereon as above I'd
ed, together with the costs and accruingUt
Dated December 23th, 1896.
GEORGE A. LANDR
Sheriff Of Lincoln County, 0egr,
BY J. H. Ross, DrI
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Of Red
PROPERTY under Execution

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GyH
~ an execution and order OF sale issued out
the Circuit court of the State Of Oregon, inaf
County of Lincoln, duly attested nnder The u
of said court and bearing date Decembe'Is
1895, on a decree Of foreclosure and sale en.E
ed and entered in the said court In a~suitvhss
In Sol King and Minnie Lee were plaintlt.r
Nettie J.. Baker and r. F. Baker were del1s
ants, In favor of said plaintiffs and agsilSg
defendants Nettie ]. Baker and R. !. BaEsi
the sum of Thirteen Hundred and SeVenyil1
and 66-l00 Dollars, with interest thereon hu
rate of ten per cent per annum, and Ohe MI
dred Dollars attorneys fees, and the iuHl1
sum of seven dollars cost, and further eoaus
this writ. The aforesaid execution and ONs
Of sale is to me directed and commancsn M
sell all Of the following-described real pnSa
to satisfy said decree and execution, Gn1
asres: s,s pl sIesk s%GSn ambip :. g. si \ 8 o. 49, 10, iir]
u, all in Bakers LIST addition to the Wy u
Newport; also Lots No. /, 2, II and u N ~
No. 10; and Lots No. 4, S, 8, 7, 8 and y ID s@j
IA; and Lots No. g., 4, 5, 6, rs. 9 and lOln M ~
No. Is, and Lots No. IL, 8, 4, 5, 81, u ana .
Block No. 16, in Buford, $ Ind addition W as,,
andria. Now, therefore, in compliance W
said execution and order OF sale, l. We
sheriff will on
Saturday, the 73rd day Of January Dn
at the hlur Of 10 o'clock, In the forenoon q N N
day, at the front door of the Court House y
City OF Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon ", W
for sale and sell at public auction TO lhe ~
est bidder, for U. s. gold coin cash IN Is hs !, \
Of the right, title, interest and estate o. snsss
defendants in and to the said above ces .ahs
real property, with the appurtenanees, sS
to redemption, to satisfy the SAID e., sJ I
and amounts due thereon AS above s'A"O'
gether with costs and accruing costs.
G. A. LANDS,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, 0fes,T'
Nv ]. II. Ross, DePuH'
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24

Flour and feed will be sold at a
low price at the store of Peter Tel
efson, Yaquina.
For the best groceries and fresh
fruit call at Peter Tellefson's, va
quina City.
Ladies!-If you want a bargain
in Shoes try O'Brien's special sales
he is selling a $3.50 shoe for So. rs.
Prescription No. I is not a patent
medicine, but a scientific COM
pound lately discovered, which acts
as a specific in nasal catarrh.
Do you know that if you neglect
catarrh in the head it will bring OH
other troubles hat often terminate
fatally. Stop it now and be cured
from that disagreeable disease, by
using Prescription No, I. For sale
at Krogstad's drug store.
How often consumption has been
traced to its starting point-catarrh,
and how many people are now
suffering with nasal catarrh, and
how many can be cured by using
Prescription No. I. Inquire about
it at the drug store. For sale at
Krogstad's drug store.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
Program

Of the Christmas Eve literary
entertainment to be given by the
Siletz Indian boarding school chill
dren, tonight:
Opening Song, christmas Bells"
Prayer, by Superintendent.
Rec, Opening Address, ".........
................. Tillie Depoe.
Rec, Christmas Again"
Julian Jim.
Song, "Tis Christmas Eve,"...
............F Five Little Girls.
Select Reading, 1.-The Two Little
Stockings" Ollie James.
Rec, Zone Thing at a Time,"..
...................E Esther Reed.
Song, Follow where the Star is
Guiding" Chorus.
Rec, "Our Flag. ......
Three Little Girls.
Rec, christmas Time.
Jesse Crook.
Rec, 1.-The Little Speech,
........,.. Henry Davenport.
Rec, 1.-THE Dieing Singer, ".......
-. ............ Edith Graves.
Song, when the Lord to Be h
any Came. "......... School
Rec, Christmas Bells"
.~.......... -. Clara Depoe.
Rec., Catch the Sunshine,
Evans John
Rec, THE New Toy"
..... 49,. Raymond Clay.
Song, Loves Old Sweet Song"
"''...............O Ollie James.
The Darling of the Year,"
...:............T Twelve Pupils.
Song God Save the State, School.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
Sheriff of Lincoln County, 0TescD'
BY ]. II. Ross, Depug'

That must have been an edliS's|
sight to have seen ]. N. DOPi|
Geo. H. Durham and a few o'u'
members of the Oregon R 'ad CIu)
telling how country roads shou'u :
made. at the road convention =
Portland last week. Lots @'
know about how to work coun"'
roads.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
LOCAL NOTES
up-Gowell's store.


For clothing see the Fall ant
Winter Stock just received a
O'Brien's.
A fine line of Gents Hats of the
latest shades and styles just opened
at O'Brien's.
Gowell's trade is still increasing
The volume of business done re.
duces profits to the minimum.
VIM. Hall, Thos. Harrison, Robt.
Rowin and J. M. Russell, made upa
delegation from Beaver creek thai
visited Toledo last Monday.
Ex-Representative John D. Daily
wants 10 be chief reading clerk Of
the house of representatives al
Salem this winter. Hope John
will get the plum.
The whole story of the wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla is soon
told. 1t makes the blood rich,
pure and n%ourishing. 1t cures
s~crofula, catarrh. rheumatism.
Lille Miller, the daughter ofMr.
and Mrs. P. A. Miller, ofChitwood,
who was so badly burned some
time ago, has so far recovered as
to be able to walk around the house
again.
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk yesterday to J. c.
Dixon and Miss Lizzie Van Orden,
two of Elk City's popular young
people. We tender congratulations
in advance.
We are informed that Jos. Gideon
has a cargo of about 10000 feet of
lumber on board his little schooner
at Waldport, and as soon as he can
get favorable weather will bring it
around to this bay.
A. o. Hooker was down from
his farm near Storrs last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hooker has proven himself to
be a ~irst-class farmer, as is evi.
denced by the excellent condition
i'll which he has put his little farm
during the past two years.
We are under obligations to DR..
Wakefield, of Little Elk, for a sack
of onions, received this week. DR.
Wakefield always raised a goodl,
supply Of onions OH his farm or
Little Elk each season, along will
the diversity of other crops which
lie successfully cultivates. The
onions are we'll cured and an excel
lent article.
An Odd Fellows Encampmen
was organized at Yaquina las
Monday night by A. w. Bowersox
assisted by brothers from Corvalli
and Albany. The Encampmen
was very successfully organized
and as it is centrally located on tn,
Bay there is no doubt but what i
will soon number a large part o
the brothers of all the Bay lodge
among its members. We did no
learn who the officers were.
A dance was given at the New
port opera house last Saturday nigh
in honor Of the captain Of tn
steamship Farallon, and his friends
The Farallon took a goodly crow,
of Yaquina people over and tn
opera house was comfortably filled
Wires were carried from the steame
at her wharf to the opera hous
and the latter was beautiful
lighted by electricity from tn
steamers dynamo. For the frs
time in Newport a dance was give
under electrict lights, and it prove
to be quite a nov city.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24
For Sale.

Since Mckinley is elected nav
several fine places for sale cnsAr
Some we'll improved farms ''%i
good sheep or goat ranches !
you want good bargains come ''
STE M. J. ALLPHIS'
Eddyville, Ore
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24

cash.
For Holiday sweets, go to
Gowell's.
Gowell is selling the best goods
for the least money.
Hoods pills act tremendously
with Hoods sarsaparilla. Cure all
liver ills. IS cents.
Try the new remedy for catarrh
prescription No. I. Price rs cts.
a bottle, at Krogstad's drug store.
That all may prosper and find
health and knowledge, is Gowell's
greeting to one and all for the
season of '96-'e7.
Stop that catarrh in your head
before it reaches your throat, by
using Prescription No. /. For sale
at Krogstad's drug store.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of blacksmith and wagon work,
horse-shoeing, and all kinds of
repairing. Give us a call,
Ross & RICE, Toledo,
You cannot afford to let Christ
mas pass without making somebody
happy with a suitable present.
Krogstad can furnish books, albums
toys, novelties and fancy articles
suitable for presents.
DR.. Akin came over from Philo-
math last SATURDAY to render medi-
cal aid TO Mrs. N. P. Stevens, of
this place, who is suffering from a
cancer in the breast. DR.. Akin is
something of a specialists in the
ofcancer. He pronounc-
ed the lancer durable, but said that
would take considerable time to
effect the cure.
Silas Howell was in town the
latter part of last week closing up
all his business in relation to the
office of assessor, which he has
filled during the past year. He
got all of his business into proper
shape to turn over to his successor
office, settled up all the accounts
of the office and stepped down and
out, a private citizen once more.
He will reside at Waldport this
winter, but has not definitely decided
what he will do next year.
w. A. Fash, a furniture dealer
of WOODBURY., Oregon, was in
Toledo last Tuesday looking over
the town with a view of locating
here and engaging in the furniture
and undertaking business. He was
very favorably impressed with the
prospect for such business here and
will, in all probability, remove to
this place at an early date. If so
he will buy business property on
Hill street and erect a building
thereon for his business. Mr.. Fash
is All old acquaintance ofthe editors
and we hope that he will conclude
to locate here. He is an enterpris-
ing man, straightforward in bust
ness, and will be a valuable addition
to our town. We also believe that
the opportunity for the line OF
business Ill which he will engage
in, is a good one here. He is an
old and experienced man in tina,
line of business, and is also a good
workman.
Two logging outfits are at work
in a limited way, getting out logs
for the Toledo mill. Burns and
Tillotson have been putting in logs
in Depoe slough from the Kyniston
timber. and Dye Wade and Stoney
Wells are at work getting logs into
the water for Wade and Waugh,
from the Al. Waugh timber on
DeD0e E,ooi, C.o. -.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-12-24


Johney Akin returned from Port
land last Saturday.
The steamers Farallon and
Homer both sailed last Monday.
Jas. Mcdonald and Ed. Paine
were down from Chitwood, last
Monday.
H. E. Collins left last Monday
on the Farallon for a short stay at
Port Oxford.
Just arrived-A fine line of Holi-
day goods; very desirable for
Christmas presents. Call and ex-
anime our goods.
O'BRIEN's.
A positive cure is attained in all
cases of catarrh by using Prescrip-
tion No. l.. Try it and be con-
WINGED. For sale at Krogstad's
drug store.
Geo. King was up from his ranch
with Yaquina Bay oysters, which
he found ready sale, for Christmas
dinners, We return our thanks
for a nice lot of them.
Newt. Guilliams, Frank Perry,
Pat Nagles and Ora Copeland left
last Monday for Victoria, B. c.,
where they will embark or another
sealing cruise. They will go on
the schooner Cox.
Prescription No. I is not a cure
all remedy. 1t is a scientific COM
pound for the cure of catarrh only,
which it does. You will say so
yourself if you have catarrh and try
it. For sale at Krogstad's drug
store.
We acknowledge a liberal sample
Of the brides cake of the Landis-
Nevers wedding. and return Our
thanks to the bride therefor. The
cake was presented to the bride by
a friend in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
her former home.
]. H. Mcneil, the Pioneer mer-
chant will leave that place and re-
turn to Toledo at an early date.
He will resume his old business
here, and for the present will occupy
one side of Fish's store. He finds
Toledo the better business point.
Do Good Rebekah lodge of this
place elected officers for the ensuing
term last Tuesday night. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected: Alice
Waugh, N. c.; Eunice Akin, V.
g.; Annetta Krogstad, secretary;
Hattie Gather, permanent secre.
tary; Ella Stewart, treasurer.
Newport again has regular
steamer connections. The Rich.
ardson going down last Sunday tc
take the run. The owner of the
Richardson. Mr.. Wulf, has received
assurance from the railroad that he
will be allowed the run next sum.
mer without any opposition or
their part, and the citizens of New.
port have also made liberal guaran.
tees. This was a very proper thing
to do. The Richardson is a safe.
comfortable and economical boat
and will run the year round. The
officers of the boat are Chas. Jahn
captain; Jack Cahill. engineer, anc
A. H. Hampton, purser. A gentle,
manly and courteous set of officers
The long continued suit O
Murphy VS.. German that hos haa,
pending in the county court 70,
nearly a year was brought to tria.
last Tuesday before Judge Stearn.
and a jury of six men. The sui,
was brought by Murphy for $500
damages for being imprisoned as ar