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Wills RehinA With Orders

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intei.lgeneer
CoSAoPOIIs, Nov. aa-The mills OF
the Gray's Harhcr Commercial COMPANY
are running fun time and they are be-
htr3 on their orders The Strnr1's proper
~ Gre 0f the fine<t and noss thorcaghly
modern houses on the hATbor. has been
converted into a hotel.
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Funeral NJ Rev. George Houghton.

NEW YORK. Nov, e9-The funeral OF
the Rev. George Hoaghton was held to-
cav from the church Of the Traussigura-
ton. fam3lsaTiy known "a The little
church around the corner" A large
crowd Was present. including many actors.
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Thon,a. Cook. Circu. Clown.

NEW YORK. Nov. al.-Thomas Edwin
Cook wAo when ii his prime vas a lead
ing cirrus clown, is dead At his home in
Paterson. y. j. He vas 96 years OF age
Cock was born AZ Brenks Hill and in 1895
came 10 tAis country with his fathers cir
cas-. sald TO be the first 10 exhibit in
AnaEL,a-
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Brigadier General Brooks.

DENVER. Nov. 20.-Brig Gen. ]. F..
Brooks commander of the National
Guard Of Colorado. died suddenly at $50
o'clock this afternoon of neuralgia Of The
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Nelson aundry burned.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
NELSON. Il. c.. Nov. 20.-The West
Kootenay Laundry. owners Cieland 4 Glib
bon. burned this morning. Loss s. 500 on
the laundry and $1,000 for ]. Fred Hume,
owner of the building. No insurance.
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representative a number az specimens
TIE ere X IS 4 beautiful hard whit,
quartz, and there IS no difficulty in anesins
tae gold IN il, Tor the precious metal sticks
oUs IN nuggets as large as q mans finger
with gold
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TIE tea from Or. Shepard farm. az
Sgmra%rv.lle S. g. sells for s. r--r pound
Is az high quality. and Il is believed that
his success establishes the sacr that tea
can - grown In this country so as 70 se
commercially successful
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BETHLEHEM. Pa. Nov. 81 PROF. Will
liam Ulricb. Phi. d. founder and principal
o. the preparatory school for the Lehigh
university. is dead, OF Brght's disease,
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STEAD EXPOSES NEW YORK.
sensational Book Entitled s.Satan,s
Invisible World Displayed"

LONDON. Nov. Assistants Invisible
World Displayed" or "Despairing Dem
ocracy." Is the sensational title of a SEN
sational book dealing with the Greater
New York campaign, which W. +. Stead.
editor OF the Review of Reviews, Will give
to the public of England and America
next month as the fruits Of his recent trip
across the water. This book is to be a
companion piece to IT Christ Came to
Chicago"
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nRNON UNDER WATER.
nmkEs GO OFT AND THE SKAGs-
r. 1IyER CONES IN.

.snrs Float Away, Bridges Are
- damaged, and the whole
.nfry II FlOodedS bat No Lives
- Lest and Damages Are Small.
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Prof. William Utricb.

LONDON. Nov. s0.-Henry Calderw ell.
professor Of moral philosophy ia the Uni
versity OF Edinburgh. is dead
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Ex-COnxressman Session.
BUFFALO. Nov. 2.-Ex-Congressma
Lorin r. Session died suddenly today.
Prof Henry Caldwell.
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CARTER Is STILL HOPEFUL.

2o3 days out from Liverpool. Thirty per
cent reinsurance has been paid on her.
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ALASKA Deg Feed. Telephone Main ..
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The Gold Reserve.
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DEATHS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20-The gold re-
serve Is $l5S $50 III.
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aa s.nsu To-Day and the arss mail for TWO
Gays was received here The rrarE -
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Seeds From Far-0ff Lands.

Much interest attaches to a col
lection Of seeds Just received for
experimental purposes at the Ore
gon experiment station. They are
seeds of grasses and plants, and
some of the varieties came all the
way from far-of Persia. Others
are from Australia, still others are
from remote islands of the sea,
while the remainder were gathered
in China, Japan, Africa, South
America and other foreign couu-
tries. The seeds are to be planted
on the college farm in the hope of
discovering in the plants and
grasses they produce, forage Plants
or grasses that will thrive in Ore
gon soil and sun, and add to the
crops of stock foods already pro-
duced in the country.
The collection comprises $50 va
rieties, and was sent to the Oregon
station by the bureau Of agriculture
at Washington. The collection is
one OF 10 OF its kind seut out by
the department, the others having
been sent to nine other experiment
stations i'll the country. The ad-
dition increases the number of
plants and grasses under observa-
tion at the station this season to
more than 600.
The seeds will be, at the proper
time, planted on the college farm,
under direction oil Professor H. 7.
French, agriculturist, Notes will
be made, the characteristics of each
plant will be watched, and in due
time a report will be made. Each
growing plant will be labeled, and
the visitor to the station plats will
be able to see in Oregon soil some
of the strange herbage of distant
Climes.
Professor French has recently
forwarded to the department at
Washington sample seeds of the
wild pea, wild vetches and various
varieties of wild clover, all of
which are Of little use in this
country; but which domesticated
under other soil and climatic con-
ditions, may develop into valuable
forage plants.-Albany Herald.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
One Slip.

Just now the papers Of the state
are poking the Oregonian about a
semi-obscene advertisement that
appeared in its columns last Thurs
day That the advertisement was
one that should not have been
allowed to appear is beyond doubt,
but it is equally certain the manage
ment of the Oregonian knew moth
ing of the nature of the objection
able matter until it was too late.
1t is but fair to the Oregonian to
say that as a clean newspaper it is
absolutely i'll the first ranks CT the
papers of the whole country.
While we do not admire nor agree
with the methods of the paper in
its politics, yet in the character and
amount of matter published the
paper ranks high. That it has
made one slip should moi be held
against it, for it is very likely that
the deepest regre. is felt in the
Office over it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREY GIVEN THAT ny YIN.
AN tue OF an execution issued out OF tre a.
cult Court of the STATE If JieE0n, for tic Conn
ty OF Lincoln, bearing date OF February Igt 1Ei-
upon Judgment rendered in the Justice eonri
OF Toledo precinct, Benton county CrOw Lin
com county,, Oregon, on tho 18th day of Apri..
io9U, when Judgment was fled and dcrsete6
IN the County Clerks office Of said Bnnt5n
GnoW Lincoln) county on the 25th day OF April
iS9o, SAID Judgment being in .avOr OF Il. NJ
vincent, plaintiff, and against 81. A. Er, bre.,
HgteH1a4t, jn9 6t, l0r me sum Of Ninty-three and
3lOO Dollars, (S9&O5) and interest thereon at the
Talo oI per cent per nnnum fron the 18th da-
OF April, 1890, to the lst day of February. 1Sq7
amounting to $5j.5O, and accruins nersst, ami
So So cgSIsi Whlth execution is u ne directed
uuu ueuVeFed, and commands me to make the
sald sums OF money with costs nnd arcruirg
GQsts, cut OF the personal property OF TIE laid
r.; ~ a. EinDrce' ana for want tber 0f then ont N
ihe real property belonging to tee said NJ. A.
ihnpfec on the 18Th day OF April, 1893, and b.
ing unable to find any personal pcnuertv in my
county belonging to the said II. a. Efbrce, /
aI4 li o OF! tne lst day Of February. 1897, levy IN
al ol the right, title and inC,r st Of the said
NJ. \. Empree in and to UGe hereinafter Gg,
scrlbed real property, and in pursnance here.
Oh l, as said sheriff Of Lincoln county, VII, on
Saturday, TIC 27tli day d rnrch, t3oz,
at the hour Of 10 O'CLOCK q. M, Of raid dry. et
the court house door in the city of WoIe 10. In
sue Lincoln county, sell 81 public auction 10
tne highest bidder for cash in hand, all a. tba
right, title and interest of the salo II. !, Em.
bree, said defendant, in ana to the Following.
described real property, taken ana levied lDGil
ass the ,propetty- Of, anu belonging 10 the fAii
NJ: A. Embree on the 2Sth day oi April, $50. H.
wit: The south half of the southwest uu,rtar
and the south hali OF the southeast quarter Of
secuon u, township 10, south. OF rGnge 10. west
OF the willamette meridian, situated in Lincoln
county, oregon, together wirh all the tene.
ments, hereditameutS and appurtenanrss. and
al Of the right, title, interest and estate of the
salu NJ. a. Embree in and to the said real urof-
erty' or SO much thereof as siall ne necessary
several amounts due thereon as above ser fortb
with costs and accruing costs.
Dated this 2ith day OF February, 1897.
c,,o. GEO. \. LANDS,
Sheriff OF Lincoln County, Oregon.
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Gowell's stock is the most
plete in Lincoln county.
Notice of SheriffS SaIel

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT pvr,.
~ Tue OF an execution and order OF sale issnh oah
out OF the circuit court Of the state Of 0reale
ior the county of Lincoln, BEARING dd1es0l
March LIST, 1897, and under the seal GP 0S~
court, upon a decree and order OF golo Ssall
rendered and entered in said court on t5o Sgl aiil
gay OF January, a. d., 1897, in suit tbsroi!
nrImgr npnl,l k0chester was plaintiff, and 7
Iorhlhg, M; #. Horning and Edward Barl;
were defendants, in favor of Arthur RocIos,EEt
plalntiil, and against said defendants for "
sum OF Three Hundred and Eightv.t,vtoV tV' w. 70;
I9-lUo Dollars, with Interest thereon AT tho ra
OF per cent per annum from the aith Go,E iaE
January, 1897, and S35 attorneys fee. and ga "
costs and disbursements, and for the forecicae
ure OF mortgage and sale of the hereinnftsriJg ~
scrlbed real property to satisfy the sever S5
amounts aDoNe-stated, which execution is
me directed and delivered and commands =, 70
TO make the said sums of money, with cost .S
ana accrulng costs, by sale of the real nronar,
hereinafter described, and in pursuance tEe,s
oi' l. us sherll OF Lincoln county, Oregon, vii
on Saturday, the Bird day Of April, 1897,
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m, of said dav o
the Court house door in the CITY OF troiaS6 a.
sald Lincoln county, sell at public aucfion ~ "a
the highest bidder GOr cash in hand, subipct ~
redemption, all OF the following described rss
properly, towit: beginning at Il point nm it
Ilght bank OF .Haquina Bay 26.Sj chains south
corner between sections Il and Is, townsS,oii; ,'i
south, range 10 west: running thence s,i,rf q,
degrees east 1924 chains to ths lineI
tween j. 4. Vincent ana 4. T. MCrcan. iiV fiaU, Ov
south 5.25 chains to the southeast corner Sf y
T. Vincent's land; thence mort. 50 lr.'r.S.
west to right bank Of YaCuina Bay: ttens
north ,2lI degrees west 10 nam,
10 place OF beginning, C1n
taining six and 7j-lOO acres, .Hora or 'e.sD .i
uated in Lincoln county, Oregon, torr,Le, wi
the tenements, hereditmenls and ann. IF +,
ance and all OF the right title, interest and a.
tete OF the said defendant, and all persi.
claiming through or under theaf since f. IN.
day OF January, 1897, Of. in aud to n. SAN,
satisfy the said decree, oHecution ana n.,,.rr
sale and the several amounts uur tlersalI a,
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, Murch >, IS,
GEO. \. LANDS,
Sheriff OF Lincoln County, ore :ou
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
.-o,,,,,,, February Is 1897.
~ =, iollowing-named settler has filed notice OF
ms intention to make final proof in support OF
f MS cam, ana that said proof will be made be
Toledo Oregon, on April 3, 1897, viz:
ALEXANDER BURKHALTER, II. f. 11,Gs6.
Q, west. --' O'' i"ie'
He names the following witnesses to prove
NJ ms conlhuous residence upon and cultivation
Orden, George Van Orden and Henri palmer
all OF Elk City, Oregon
ROBERT a. MILLER. Register
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AdNainieEraEnr,s Motsnn.

IASlL4lAZlAgG4aLOp7S MCtEC0,
In the County Court OF tn, State nj Clragop for
the County of Lincoln. Ne'-'' '0'
ceased: F-'N''' N'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
County Court OF the State Of Oregon for he
county OF Lincoln, administrator ii The estate
Oh Dope Spencer, late OF Lincoln County, ore
gonI deceased. All persons having claims
sent same, duly verified according to law 10 me
~ Toledo, Oregon, within six months from th !.
uate hereof. or the same will not lie allowed,
Dated at Toledo, Oregon. reby. 24. 1897.
Adhministlator OF the estate OF Dope Spencer
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EStray Notice.

l have taken up at my place Oh
the Siletz, one brindle COW, about
5 years old, marked with split and
underbit on left ear. Owner is
notified to prove property and pay
charges on same.
H. c. CALLAHAN.
Siletz, Or, Feby. 90, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
LOCAL NOTES
Gowell sells everything.

Gowell sells everything.
Peter Telleison sells sugar and
coffee, tea, bakingpowder, etc.
Brit. White was down from
Pioneer the first Of the week.
Gowell pays cash, or its equiva-
lent, for eggs, butter and produce.
A. o. Krogstad came over from
Philomath on business last Tues
day.
We rise to remark that Corbett
was very foolish when he Fitz-
simmons.
The steamer Farallon came in
Sunday after being bar bound at
Coos bay for several days.
J. r. Wyatt, prominent young
attorney of Albany, was in town on
business the first of the week.
Our new attorney, Eugene Mark
ley, left for other fields last Mon
day. His stay here was short.
Ladies!-If you want a bargain
in Shoes try O'Brien's special sales
he is selling a $3.50 shoe for $2.25.
Peter Tellelson, Yaquina, has a
full line in flour and millfeed, and
best wheat and oats. Call and see
him.
Mr.. Bozorth, of Woodland,
Washington, is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Parent, arriving last
Tuesday.
Go to Germans, at Yaquina, if
you want to buy fastest improved
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines,
at wholesale prices.
{. NJ. ldleman, attorney general,
and ]. M. Howell, both of Salem,
came over to the Bay Tuesday, and
made a trip TO Pioneer quarry yes
terday.
Vim. 3. Freer, Of Hoopa Valley,
California, arrived on the last
steamer and went to Siletz Monday,
where he will assume the duties of
superintendent of the school there.
Ii anybody is able to put the XII
bosh onto this brand of weather
they Can hear Of something to their
advantage by leaving their name
and address at this office.
Prof. Geo. Bethers will close
very successful term of school at
Elk City this week, and will teach
a spring term of school in what is
known as the Weiser Cut school
district, near Yaquina.
Among the prominent arrivals at
the Blake house this week were
Chas. Whitehead, Portland; ]. r.
Wyatt, Albany; +. J. McHenry,
Portland; G. A. Robbins, San
Francisco; {. NJ. Idleman and J.
NJ. Howell, Salem, and A, o.
Krogstad, Philomath.
Deputy Sheriff Ross is wearing a
most beautiful and artistic mauve
colored eye. He procured it with
but little trouble and absolutely no
expense, by simply trying to give
his SON Fred some new points on
how to handle the boxing gloves.
The new points were demonstrated
all right enough, but hardly in the
way anticipated by the father.
Some of these young bucks need
watching.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

Several more nOfneSeeKerS HOE
North Dakota and Michigan az
rived i'll Toledo during the pas
week. They are mostly Danes o
Polanders, and they will look tn
country carefully over before per
manently locating.
A Corvallis preacher, while
preaching on the significance o
little things, the other Sunday
among other things said: "The
hand which made the heavens made
a grain Of sand; which made the
lofty mountains made a drop o.
water; which made you made the
grass in the field; which made me
made a daisy" And right here the
congregation bolted.
A Portland firm has a crude no
ton of Benton county finances. A
county warrant was issued to them
last January and some time ago
they wrote County treasurer Blu
chanan, asking when it would be
paid. As the county is just now
paying off warrants issued more
than four years ago, the treasurer
is unable to answer with any degree
of accuracy.-Times.
Comparisons are sometimes odious
but we could not help making COM
PARSONS when the recent prize
fight occurred. All the time the
legislature was hanging fire at
Salem Our people were deeply inter-
ested, and whenever there was a
rumOr that all extra move of some
kind was made or even contemplate
ed, there would be a rush for the
daily papers when the train came
in that evening, but never at any
time did the rush anywheres near
equal that made for the papers that
an account ofthe Corbett-
Fitzsinmons fight. In this latter
case the interest ran so high that
an order for papers to be reserved
was telegraphed ahead to the news
The record at Portland for twen-
ty-three consecutive years shows
that March has a daily average
rainfall of .ISo of an inch. That
Oh March 2I, for the same number
of years, the daily average for that
day was .I2 of ain inch; that for the
five days previous to March 81, the
daily average was .oS9 Of an inch,
and for the five days after the daily
average rainfall was .I4I of an inch
which is .o48 of all inch below the
daily average for the month. IF
weather condition prevailed
about the equinox, does it moi ap-
pear reasonable to assume that such
would be shown by twenty-three
years record, and that more rain
weuld be shown within the eleven
days than during the other twenty
days Of the month? The record
shows less rain than the average
during this period, hence the con-
clusion that there is no credence to
be placed in the old legend. u. S.
Weather Report.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25

Just at this time we stand in need
of little money, and if those that
are owing us can spare a little it
will materially aid US. Small
amounts will be thankfully received,
as they will amount to considerable
in the aggregate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Notice.

Notice is given that 1 am not
running a charity house. If you
ask legal advice expect to pay for
it. Go to the other fellow if YOU
want free advice.
H. DENLINGER, Jr.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Warrants for Taxes.

County warrants of small de-
nominations suitable to apply on
taxes. Inquire at this Office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Married.

MAYS-ROTHROCK.-At Elk
City, on Wednesday, March "a,
1897, Troy Mays and Miss May
Rothrock.
County Warrants Wanted.
Cash paid for county, city and
school warrants.
J. F. STEWART.
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Hogs for Sale.

Good hogs for sale cheap for
cash. Inquire of or address
AL. WAUGH,
Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
Cash talks at Gowell's.

L
AIDE Crosno came up from Otte
Rock last Friday.
Toledo is the trading point, anC
Gowell will make you figures or
anything.
} A man by the name of Hamilton
from the rock quarry, is i'll a
Mrs. Burt's residence.
Peter Tellefson is still at va
quina with a full line Of General
Merchandise. Call and see him.
A Degree Of Rebekah, will be
instituted at Elk City tonight.
District Deputy Mrs. ]. R. Turnidge
will act as instituting officer.
Lee Wade expects to move his
family to Otter Rock the latter
part Of this week. Mr.. Wade has
homestead at that place.
Joe Bryant, of Nashville, has been
in this vicinity this week buying up
young cattle. There is quite a
demand for young stock this spring.
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.
w. A. Fash, the furniture man,
will move his stock of furniture to
this place as soon as he can get a
room TO put it in. He will put up
building as soon as the weather
will permit.
F. ]. McHenry, the state organ
izet of the Woodmen of the World,
will lecture at the court house to-
night i'll the interest of that order.
A literary program has also been
prepared for the occasion.
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.
Every time we go to the valley
we come back renewed in Our faith
in Lincoln county. Lincoln county
is all right. Times are hard in
Lincoln county, but they are just
as hard, and we don't know but a
little harder, out in the other parts
Of the state.
Some mail clerk between here
and Portland needs stirring up
little. Last night no Oregonians
were received at this office. The
fault, we understand, is with the
mail clerks on the S. P. The Ore
gonian will confer a favor on its
readers by getting after the delin-
quent mail clerk.
The steam schooner Chilcat came
into the Bay Sunday and discharged
a part of her cargo at Newport.
Some of the goods discharged were
for Toledo merchants, and they
tried to get the Richardson to bring
them up, but failing in this a scow
was sent down after them. Owing
to the stormy weather the scow had
time getting up with its cargo.
a branch of the Labor Exchange
organization was formed at this
place on Monday last. The officers
are, Otto o. Krogstad, president;
VIM. Enos, vice president; 7. P.
Fish, accountant and manager; J.
w. Parrish, secretary, and Vim.
Brazelton, treasurer. More than
so members have Joined, including
men of all professions and standing.
After the charter, checks and neces-
sary outfit is secured, which will
take about two weeks, business of