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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Notice of Sheriff Sale Of 4, He'
Property Under Ezeca'l'
and Order OF Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GlNEN THAI ls,N- SIy-
N an evecution issued out OF the ClIeuli,'
of the state of Oregon for the County
coin. duly Infested under seal OF salu Vysr1 ySr
bearing date the 2Sth day OF Jahuai! I'D
decree of foreclosure and order Oh si, sas MN
ed and entered in sain court III IS Kinn
W. p. Lord, Governor; Harrison arf1hsn M TrN11
Secretary OF State, aud PM ,.'a MetvnaS ,Ss BlN
of the State of Oregon, cOhsls!iGnSb Gp booi and
Commissioners for the sale Oh noVt SenoU oi ia
versity lands, and for the lnyest,@ae l,.;@ and AHI
arising therefrom, was plalhIuI, and jg1l
Whitney. widow OF; bessie Wake, , apS Wind
ii, Walker, her husband, ana Lnna.S Lns nll
heirs -at-law OF q. A. Whitney usveats IVY sstss 4
], Whitney as administrator Ol OlSo,ts lns III 4
A. Whitney, deceased, were Gelenu nne polsj
siim Of One Thousand and Sixty-3ane -, S
with interest thereon at the rate Oh ~
per annum from the 26th day OF Jals1is J.. ~ 4
and for Seyenty-five Dollars attor4nelI rn.lI,srs IA
the further sum of Twenty-slA pO ne nd
Against all defendants foreciosdiHss sor ths 4
gage set out in the complaint anu aaaeeScribed; 2
OF the real property herein ale besrsa
which execution and 0rder VI "a a. aid ED.
the 26th day of January, leyl, anu 4. 10 ne !
ton issued thereon as alores"ii snii ali Of The 2
lowing described real properly w. " ouihsI
Suarter OF section H. in township u, di,,sisn, s 4
range IL, west OF the Willame'te cennty, nTr orr
tanning i6O acres, in Lincoln NC SoSnd and hsra
together with all the tenements any sny visi
ments thereunto belonging or III harniiance u
pertaining. Now therefore, in cylnP As %
said execution and order oil sai0'
sheriff will on ... ,soi
Saturday, the 9th day OF Ma'.1' s',srpoo,
at the hour of two O'Clock T IN tbs tne court b,
said day, at the front door drO,n IL County, org
offer of sf for @ sale S and sell at public sci
highest bidder for cash in nanud estate d
ali the righI, title, interest, ana nsaboyyedesctt
said defendants In and dtoSnrtensnces 70 Sn sull
to redemption under the laws no,,1ts CaT due ID
isfy said execution aud the AMONG ain.uins costs
on, together with cost and aecJSib1 &c. Jstb isg. :.
Da'eu' io'eOO' GEORGE A.,v a, LAool Aorssol
Sheriff of Lincoln Coun'"V''
By J. H. Ross, Deputy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
property under iSie FTe,Iosl u

NOTICE Is uEppn,, Aocutl0
of tSn Sa execution issued opt tGN ~ \, that b
a. SuI Ine state Of Oregon for H. VI ctne Citn
Iy Iuiy attested under the saae .me Countvdii
,SaI ,DSsaaIrlng date the 28th dsve eal Of said SSl
lsyI, on a decree of forecIovHOl u Jalusr
eu q ana entered in said con,t Hsfe and ak
Y. y. Copeland was plain,iFs! In q suit n
ana Nettie J. Baker rdn rd,nn and R. III
King and Minnie Z IaS e"aid L. Shh,I
estate OF J.. B. Lee, deceo,saS aaS1mlniststtrI
fenSsOts t ol , sag plaintiff and Ssa; SesS dsis
I Thdnls, ShinIs,,, x; F. Baker, Nettie Gs9Ila p u
istratII; IT, ttlI;ley, Y 99l King and Mi6niie pPSisl, PSilsl,
tho a,rlA s,i,, Vi m Ihe estate of ]. R IsaI T. ",
oI oHe sum OF Three Hundred a. ana AZ ~. sI'sl
94-doO Dollars, with interesto o ", Il
vi per cent per annum fro,n w l.recsit n
vi January, 1897, and Thirtv. .sn sne sald
ney ices, and the further snr n'e U0lEl|
ana 6O-loO dollars costs, Aga;n. Sm ol lived
f0reclosing the mortgage Hsaina sst d,s! alldsis|
plant and for the saie ~ ~, Iu' In tA.|
hereinafter described and whie, iie real RI
IOtn iSsI1o gay OF January, 1897; and S.;s G;sssntI
assdeu amd tnereon as aforesaid Is to Saiu ~ "a 4
ana anu commands Inc to sell ali oi y tha me y "
nSIi anS iueu Ieal property to satisfy ~ ul1
and execution, towit: Lots % nMn ah
and y, in Block No. IA; also I JSnSei JNts yer
., bS, and 10, in Block No G.' II. s,oi S,untsi
per l, 2, IL and u in BlocE n, NJ a,so la
Number l. 2, II and u in BlocS n.y. -; u
OF the said lots 'A h;anoa
Numbered 13, "A, Is and ,s N
lords addition to the town Of a. A. eelly
coin County, Oregon. VI AieAaAdrl
Now, therefore, in compliance vi, !,
cut'on and order OF sale, /, as NIX Sl,a ~. y
Saturday, the 9th day Of March a
at the hour of ten O'Clock in ,S', Y
said day at the front door of tho Se SSn.s iOlsn
the City of Toledo, Lincoln county tVuII H,l !.
fer for sale and sell at public auctiou wv y
est bidder for u s cold coin aV'iVa aa'h ~ % .
the right, title, interest and estate state ~ ~ n
defendants in and to the said S sbSys Si u y
real property with the appurtenSnSs,u ~
to redemption, to satisfy said aysSS,,l
the amounts due thereon as sbovs He'sa. W..
gether with the costs and accrnino se,' M'
Dated January 2Sth, 1897. '''A
-, 80. GEORGE A. LAMB
Sheriff of Lincoln County On
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Saved its Record for Economy.

Great is the county court for
economy. They practice what
they preach-on somebody else.
Economy, with large E, has been
the cry and the watchword by the
court, and they have kept their
record clear. The last term was a
tough one on that record, and they
came mighty near losing it, but
finally saved it at the last moment.
After allowing the largest super
visors' bills ever allowed, and the
largest road bills; and keeping
right up on the other bills, they
saw that they must economize on
something, and they frantically
cast around for something to cut
down expenses on. With joyful
hearts they happened 10 think of
the county printing, so they saved
their record for economy by cutting
the price down 10 ten cents per
square. This wont pay the cost of
setting up the type, but they made
a saving all the same. They will
save the county as much as six or
seven dollars during the year in
this way; or about as much as one
of the commissioners gets as mile
age for miles he does not travel.
Great is the county court for
economy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Notice of Sheritf's Sale of Real
Property under Execution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ an execution and order of sale issued out o
tne Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon for the
County OF Lincoln, under the seal OF said court
ana bearing date the 2Sth day OF January, 1897,
upon Judgment duly rendered by said court
IN an action wherein &. q. Copeland was plain.
IN siiI ana Anne H. Parker was defendant on the
25Lh day OF January, 1897. in favor of said plain
I'm and against the said defendant Anne 4.
l,arRer, Tor the snm of One Hundred and Fifty
SIX and 92-lOO Dollars in T. S. gold coin, with
interest thereon in like gold coin at the rate OF
zen per cent per annum from the 2Sth day of
January 1877, and the further sum of Forty and
3o-iOO Dollars costs and disbursements and for
Ihe SAFE OF the real property berenafter
described, attached in said action; and which
SAID judgment was duly docketed in the judg-
ment docket of the said court on the 18th day
III January 1897 and which said execution is
suea thereon Is to me directed md commands
NE 10 satlsly the the said sums of money due
thereon by the sale OF the real property herein-
after described, the same having been duly al
iached by me in the said action, towit: Con,-
i';n inG;ncii,g at a point on the right bank of va
puina bay between sections Is and 10, in town
snip II, south, range 10, west of the Willamette
! meridian, County of Lincoln, State of Oregon,
thehce west chains to the a section corner
euwe9n rsn IN sections Is and 49, township H. south
Ialge ~ west; thence south 20 chains; thence
east % the meandered line on the right bank
OF laquina Bay; thence north 20 degrees to the
place OF beginning, containing ten acres and
tortg Loas, pelng fractional lot in section 10,
| iipMnsLip II, south, range TO- west less 0. p. r.
H. IL. lsnt-9i-Way, also less five acres off south
s ena OF said lot six leaving four acres, more or
ieSs, al situated in Lincoln County, Oregon.
cunon and order OF sale, will on O-'O
Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1907.
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon n,
Sald day, at the Court house door
~ IN tne City OF Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon,
sr SIer & ior sale and sell at to the highest bidder
property, and all of the right title, interest and
estate OF the said defendant Anne L. Parker of
IN, ana to the same to satisfy the amount due
on on 9ne Judgment and siad execution, and costs
Dated this 2sth day of January, 1897.
Chin, GEORGE A. lands,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Notice for Publication.

LHHu UIHce at oregon City, Oregon.
Notioo 10 houo, January 2l 1897
to make final proof in support Of his ca,m aSd
5Iat T1n sald proof will be made before the Conntv
SterH Te6 OF Lincoln County, at Toledo, Oregon on
JOHN O'CONNOR; II. +. H.
LOT the lots l, 2, 8, and northeast l. of sorth
west west a OF section 7,town 10, south, range 10,
his ne e.n names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz: 0' anu CULTIVATION
,;iin SiiLiam M f. Dobson and Dave W. Gay, of Lin.
iiTs, TH HSregon, and John C. Barnes, and Willian,
L. Iuliock, of Waldpsrt, Oregon. " "'''i"i"
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg, oregon,

Land Otice at Roseburg, Oregon
Notice Is hereby given that the foIiowifn,,
hamea ~ m settler has filed notice of his ntention
that aid PTSG in in support Of his claim and
ana Receiver, T. $. Land Office at RosahSr, Shs,er
oregon, on March l6. 1897, viz: ~ Noseourg'
tor ,hMEisLEf HINTON, on II. E. No. 1856
rsnsa sne ~ 6C,s and section town Is south.
"a section 30, town IA south, range 10 west "eS'
M ne names the following witnesses to nro,,o
M ms CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivpetion
yri Yn @ ssIa land, viz: Bennett Olsen Marin
Fisher, Oregon. '''4'e Aarson' all Of
R. NJ, vEATcH, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Notice. .

My wife, Mrs. Emma Pament,
has left by bed and board without
just cause or provocatiou, and l
will not be responsible for anv
debts which she may contract from
this date.
H. H. PAMENT.
Nashville, Or. Jan. IS, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
LOCAL NOTES

Peter Telletson sells sugar and
coffee, tea, bakingpowder, etc.
Judge Stearns went to Albany
and Corvallis on business the first
of the week.
Mrs. c. c. Bozorth is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. K. A. Parent, OF
this place.
J. +. Wilson, the Chitwood nur-
sery man, was in town the first of
the week.
The coast region is being visited
= by severe rain storm today, ac-
colnpanied by high wind.
Peter Tellefson is still at va
quina with full line of General
Merchandise. Call and see him.
- Ladies!-It you want a bargain
in Shoes try 'Brien's special sales
he, is selling a. IS. so shoe for S2.25.
Peter Tellefson, Yaquina, has
full line in flour and millfeed rand
sibest wheat:and oatS; Call and see
him. ''',w Z, ,har,:a .-..,4,,
Geo. Fouts is framing the. tim
bers for cottage whfeh;|he will
build on some lots below Henry
VOLTS house. :" .'.'';~;stH'". j..
Lester Waugh went to Otter Rock
this week, looking over that part of
the country. Jack Waugh is hold
ing down the job of section boss
during his absence. .-@'
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.
los, Hon. Norman Merrill, of Column
bia county, visited with his brother
in-law, DR.. Parent, of this place
over Sunday. Mr.. Merrill is a
member of the Oregon legislature
from Columbia county.
We regret to lear that our genial
friend DR.. Wakefield, of. Little Elk,
has been n'poQr health all winter.
We trust that the Doctor will speed
lily recover, his health, aud be with
us many day yet.
g Alec Spencer, Upton Shellhead
and Miller Collins, three Indian
boys Of about the ages of IA or Il
Years of age, were arrested and
. drought before Justice Hall last Sat
rrday on a charge of burglary.
The boys waived examination and
were bound over to the grand jury,
and failing to furnish necessary bail,
were committed to Jail. The bur
glary, it seeems, consisted of break
ing into the government stores at
Siletz and stealing lot of goods.
The regular quarterly examina-
tion of teachers is in progress at
the court house this week, under
the supervision of County Supt. Ir-
vim, assisted by Rev. ]. A. Town
send, of Newport, and Prof. l.. X.
Brooks, of this place. The follow
ing are the teachers taking the ex-
animation: B. F. Wilhoit, Glen;
7. c. Wadsworth, Toledo; G. B.
McCluskey, Toledo; c. d. Wilson,
Chitwood; ]. ]. Turnidge, Toledo;
Ira Wade, Toledo; J. H. Craw-
ford, Elk City; Miss Anna Wright,
Yaquina; Jessie Wilson, Yaquina;
Daisy Ghormley, Newport, Clara
Crawford, Elk City; Olive Logan,
Newport; Daisy Hosford, Wald-
rrt; Grace Montgomery, Toledo;
Olive Boone, Yaquina. The ex-
animation will be concluded to-
morrow.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11
Washington's Birthday Ball.

A grand ball will be given at the
court house in Toledo, on Monday
evening, February 90, 1897. Good
music in attendance and a good
time guaranteed. Everybody in
vited to attend. Tickets for dance,
81; supper so cents per couple.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11

was in Toledo last Saturday.
M. L, Trapp was down from his
Chitwood farm Tuesday on busi-
ness.
There seems to be no foundation
in the report that Mitchell has full
ly endorsed the initiative and refer
endum.
c. B. Crosno came home from
Salem Saturday and spent Sunday
in the bosom of his family. He re-
turned to Salem Monday.
Strawberry boxes made IN Lin
coin County can be had at Portland
prices by leaving your orders at
Peter Tellefsons, Yaquina.
Gowell don't sell goods at cost
but he buys cheaper than some
who advertise that way-so his
prices are always the lowest.
If the county court does not be-
come little milder in its sessions
somebody might mistake them for
branch of the Oregon Legislature.
Buy your strawberry-boxes at
home Peter Tellefson will sell
them to you at Portland prices.
You save the expess charges on
them.
At its session last week the coun-
ty court again made the LEADER
the official county paper for 1897.
This was done for the reason that
the LEAEER has the largest list of
subscribers in the county. In fact
the superiority OF the LEADERS
list IS so we'll known that both of
the other papers in the county did
consider it worth while to file their
lists.
Mr.. Chas. Day, a rancher living
near Toledo, met with serious and
what came near being fatal acci-
dent last Friday. He was laying
shingles on the new barn Of j. H.
Burnham, which the latter is build
ing on his ranch north of town,
when the cleat which he had nailed
to the roof to brace himself on gave
way and he fell to the ground,
distance Of about twenty feet. He
was quite seriously injured and
bruised, one of his arms being bro
ken, it is thought by piece of tim
Der falling from the barn roof. Mr..
A. Hurley, one of the reighbors,
came to town after medical assist
ance, and DR.. Parent went to the
aid Of the injured man. He found
the injuries while serious and very
painful, not likely to prove fatal.
DR.. Parent rendered the necessary
medical aid, and at last reports
from Mr.. Day, he was in fair way
to recover, though he will be con-
fined to his bed tor some time.
About three weeks ago a case of
diptheria appeared on the Siletz in
the family of Mrs. w. L. Dwyre,
and proved fatal. About ten days
after case appeared in the school
at Siletz, and the little girl of Prof.
and Mrs. w. V. Graves was at
tackled by the disease. Almost at
the same time two or three other
cases appeared among the Indian
children around the agency. DR..
Meriweather, the agency physician
took prompt action and quaran-
tined as far as possible against the
disease. By his advice the white
employees who had children in their
families, took their families to
place Of safety, and every precau-
ton was taken to prevent the spread
the disease. Two deaths occurred
last week. Becoming alarmed at
the spread of the disease, and fear
ing that the disease would become
enid der, e aud be communicated 70
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11

Gowell buys and sslls every
thing.
For seeds, garden and field, call
on Gowell.
Gowell's store is in Toledo-he
has no branches.
Roll Chambers went to Corvallis
yesterday morning.
Robt. Collins, of this office, has
been on the sick list this week.
The dance at Elk City next
Monday night promises to be a
success.
Gowell's expenses are reduced to
the minimum so he sells at a low
margin, above cost.
The deaths from diptheria at
Si!etz number three, so far, child
of Kitty Chapman's, one of Enoch
Arden's, and one we did not learn.
A very enjoyable and successful
dance was given by the A. o. U. w.
lodge at Yaquina last night. Those
from Toledo who attended report a
very pleasant time.
Do you know that if you neglect
catarrh in the head it will bring on
other troubles that 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.
Mrs. Sam'l Center and Mrs. Jas.
Gather, with their children, are
stopping on the Mackey farm across
the river, during the time there is
danger of diptheria at Siletz. Mr..
Gather and Mr.. Center are attend
ing to their duties at Siletz.
Uncle Charley Williams offered
to work for the county for half
price if the otfer members Of the
court would. They woiilG rot 50
rat''er than disagree they compro-
missed by cutting the county print
ing down half, and drawing the
same old salaries themselves.
Uncle Charley Williams called
the deal on the salary question
last Saturday, and offered to per-
form the duties of commissioner
for half pay, in the interest oi
economy, if the other members ot
the court would do the same. The
other members of the court failed
to come TO the center" and Uncle
Charley will have to work for three
dollars per day and fifteen miles
mileage from Newport. Some
people are mean enough to, CLAIM
that Uncle Charley knew before
hand that the other members of the
court would not agree to it, but we
give him the credit of believing
that he was in earnest aoout' it
Tally one for Uncle Charley. g..
The county tax levy has beer
placed at IS mills this year, II
this add the county school,tax of
mills, the state tax of four mills
and we have total of "a mills out
side of. City or school district tax
This is the highest levy we have
ever had in this county, the mex
to it being the levy of % mills il
1894. This is going to make tax
paving a burden this year, bu
there seems to have been no othe,
cougse open to the county court
A mistake, and serious one ha.
been made in years gone by, of no
making the levy of a suficien
amount to reach current expenses
This was done partly from politica
DI1rDOSeS and part1y tbro,,,rl,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-11

Remember the dance at the
court house, in Toledo, on the 22nd .
A good time is assured to all who
attend.
4
M. E. Peairs returned from
Salem tonight, where he has been
since the convening of the legisla-
tive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
NAHNJNDS BEGGING FOR MERCY.


SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS OF GENERAL JET
FREYs-TROOPs ATTACKED AT SODA
Simla, Sept. 2o-The operations against the
Mahmunds continue 20 he the centre OF inter-
est The latest dispatches from General JEFF
freys report that he advanced again on Sunday
morning from Camp Mayate to attack the enc
my west OF the valley. The chiefs came for a
parley, but were informed that they could not
be heard until all arms had been surrendered.
a remarkable feature is the accuracy OF the
enemy's fire. Lieutenant Crawford was killed
az a range Of over one thousand yards.
The tribesmen show great courage and aStound-
ing rapidity in moving over the rocks. General
Sir Bindon Blood. who is moving in parallel with
General Jetfrevs. and who keeps in photographic
communication with him. reports that Yesterday
the Mullah Of Haddah with four thousand fol-
lowers. debouched on the NawaSai Plain where
General Sir Rindon Blood was encamped. The
Mullah held fanatical kutock dance. fired a
few shots and then retired. but the same night
the camp was attacked though so half-heartedly
that the enemy was easily repulsed.
The tribesmen daringly creep up the ravines
around the camp. An English private was
stabbed only five yards from an outpost.
London September 21.-The correspondent Of
The Times" at Smla says: General Jeffreys
inflicted such punishment upon the Mohmunds
that they are begging fo~ mercy and asking his
terms Their valley is swept clear of fighting
men. No one Is Offering the slightest OPP
position.
The Salarzli tribesmen have declined TO fight
further. fearing that their villages also. will he
punished. General Jeffreys has demanded the
surrender of fifty hreechoaders. and Of those
captured by the Mohmunis last Thursday.
When these terms are compiled with he Will
resume his march into the Mohmund country.
Peshawur. Sept. 20.-Advices from Hangu say
that two thousand trbesmen on Thursday last
attacked a flying column Of British troops at
Soda. The fighting lasted two hours. but the
British lost only TWO men and had four men
wounded
The fighting began al IL o'clock at night. IN
attempt To- rush the pCkets the enemy hav-
ing collected unseen in the warf-palm jungle
and ravine. and gradually inClosing the British
force. The enemy fired continuously from behind
rocks and heaps Of stones. the darkness enablins
them to rush forward making use Of the many
small shelters around the place. until within
twenty yards OF the British At midnight large
numbers OF men gathered together for rush.
but courage failed them and they could be
heard abusing each other for not advancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
FRANCE AND FREE COINAGE.

THE LONDON TINES SAYS POLITICS Is At THE
BOTTOM OF ALL THE AGITATION
London. Sept. H.-"The Times" IN a special ar
tic,e dealing with the causes which led France TO
uropose the free coinage OF silver. says that the
French Ambassador proposed l5ia TO "a the ratio
AZ which France would open her mints and then
proceeds 10 review the bimetallic movement in
France. 1t points out that In spite Of protection
the price Of wheat continued 10 fall IN France
until NJ Meline. in 1886 in view Of the immense
agricultural vote changed front and decided that.
AZ protection had failed and high price for
wheat was necessary, bmetalii'm must be tried.
this did not njure it materially
The Times" continues: AT the conference in
Nav in the presence of VI. Loubet and OF VI.
MaRniu he M Melinet said 10 Senator Wolcotf:
our support will not be- wanting. Il must be said
then that what The Times limited Is absolutely
correct. Politics t. at the bottom Of all this; II
is stated IN the city that France - not serious
ana that the governor Of the bank Is aware OF
this Do not let be too sure in questioning the
statements and avowals OF leading French states
men for We shall be neither courteous nor pru-
dent In doing and may even he mistaken IN the
facts Of the case.