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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-22

NEW ADYEETISEIIENIS TO-DAY. IA Timely Suggestlon-G. H. Ford Go. Application--C. A. Moeller. Application-M. J. Beegan, pplication--Michael Costello. Application--J, J. Hogan. pplication--Jeremiah B. Beecher. Application-GeOrge Lucas. Application--Ernest k. Miller. Application--Francis Farrell. Application-MarleN Nolte. Application--Ratfaele Cuomo. pplcation-Jeremiah O. Donovan. Application-C. A. Moeller. Application--C. A. Moeller Application-Iohn J, Doolan. Application--Peter Nelson. Application-C, A. Moeller Application-Philp Flanagan. pplicatiOn-CharleS E. Bush. Application-W. w. Cameron. Annlication-Andrew Coolohan. Christmas Rush-A. E. Greenwood. Christmas Furs-F E. Brooks. Cheese--E. E. Hall & Son. Christmas Poultry-Welch & Son. Christmas Presents-Brown's Harness Store. Daily Doings-Malley, Nicely X Co. Dr. Agnews Heart Cure-At Druggists. Estate Elizabeth Kirby-Probate Notice. Feat of Giving-N. H. Shoe Co Holiday Photos-Beers Gallery. Last Days--Howe X StetSon. New Go0ds-The Arthur H, Barnes Co. One Word-Chas. MonSon Co.
 Poultry--N. H. Public Market Postum-At Grocers
 Rushing Out Gifts-F. NJ. BrWon x O.. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets-At Druggists. Shaker Digestive Cordial-At Druggists. Wanted -Situation-131 Liberty Street. Xmas Supples-E. D. Nichols
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Brief Mention.

Toy trunks, BostWick's, 45 Orange st. Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co.,
 Two family house, $2, 500. R. Baldwin.
 Beckwith's Almanac for 1898 is out and for sale by T. H. Pease & Son.
 Manure specially composted and pre- pared for top dressing lawns. Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church street.
 Ralph c. Fowler, who has assisted with the equipping of the third-rail cars in New Britain, has been trans ferred to this city to do electrical work.
 A constant rush to the big fur store of the Burgess Fur & Hat Co. for those new and beautiful fur collarettes, capes, muffs, scarfs, gloves, etc., also for the dress suit cases.
 Mrs. Augusta Hoffman Ritner has been appointed administrator of the es- tate of Edmund Ludwig Rttner of New Haven, deceased, by Judge Coats of the probate court.-New Britain Record.
 Kirbys store fairly scintillates with the gems he has brought out for the holidays. He will sell you a diamond ring, or will set one in any style you wish. There is also a choice line of watches to select from, sterling silver novelties, children's knives, forks and spoons and a large assortment of fine jewelry. It's sure trade if you go to the Star jewelry store.
 Miss Frances Davis of North River, N Y, near Blue Mountain lake Adj rondacks, has been in town for seven weeks visiting her brother Willie Da- wis, of Mailey, Neely & Co.'S corps of salesmen, and also Mrs. Wealthy s. F'oote, who spends her summers at her cottage at Blue Mountain lake. Miss Davis leaves to-day to return having had very enjoyable stay in the City of Films.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Death of John Ready, the Building
 Contractor.

Death of John Ready, the Building
 Contractor
 John Ready, the well known building contractor, who died at his residence, 124 Ward street Monday evening, after 8 lingering illness of about three months duration, was first taken down with infiammatory rheumatism, which developed into other complications. He was attended by Dr. Russell, and for a time looked as though he was on the road to recovery. For the past few weeks, however, he began to gradually fail until death relieved him of his suf- ferings. The funeral will take place from his late home tomorrow morning and solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at St. Johns Roman Catholic church.
 The Knights of St. Patrick, of which the deceased was a highly respected member, held a special meeting last night at o'clock and took action re- garding MT. Readys death. He leaves B wife and four children.
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NO DRILL CHRISTMAS EVE

The Naval Reserves will hold their regular weekly drill this evening in- stead of Friday evening. The change Is made on account of Christmas eve. It has been decided to hold the annual ball the week after Easter The com mlttee of arrangements are Lieutenant c. W. Cromwell, Gunner's Mate Rus sell, Coxswain Morris and Seaman \. A. Smyth.
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&M AS GIFTS

Cutters Art Store is sustaining its most enviable reputation for having more choice and tasteful articles for the holidays than are ever found elsewhere. Special effort has been made to pro- vide a great variety of most desirable objects at low prices.
 PICTURE FRAMING Has always been a Speciality, and is a constant study, and the great variety of new material makes it possible to far excel all previous achievements.
 ELEGANT LAMPS Are numerous and most attractive, all inferior makes being carefully avoided It would be tiresome to enumerate the attractions in this extensive stock, and it will not be attempted.
 A most cordial invitation is extended to all who care for really beautiful things to visit
 CUTLER'S ART STORE.
 d21 2t S27 Chapel Street.
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ONYX TABLE EXHIBIT,

Twenty-Five to fifty rich varieties Mexican and Brazilian Onyx centers, set around with carving of fine lacquered, solid brass, standing oA four solid brass legs, soAae with (aAssr shelf of onyx,) $2.97, s3.79, $3, 69 up to $13.49
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At the c. F. Hart Co.,, $50 and 352 State street, you can find all kinds of game. Mallard ducks, red head ducks, Ruddie ducks, grouse, Philadelphia squabs and pigeons. d22 St
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Tom-Marie jumped six feet when I told her she was standing under the mistletoe.
 Jack-Then you didn't kiss her? Tom-Oh yes; she jumped in my di- rection.-Brooklyn Life
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A great display of celery at very low prices. Round and flat punches. Native and imported. Native cucum- bers and tomatoes, cress, Boston let tuce and radishes at the c. E. Hart Co, 35O and 352 State street. d22 St
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CHRISTMAS LAMP STORE.

1.-The Lamp Store of the city" you'll say at a glance. Christmas lamp gift thoughts expressed in liberal ele' gance. Miller Lamps, Rochester Burner Shade complete-s149 st59, $1.69,
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Try one of Mrs. Hemingway's Loaf Cakes for Christmas. Two sizes. Sold only by Gilbert & Thompson. BIS Chap. el. d22 2t
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Go to the c. E. Hart Co.,, $50 and 352 State street, for the largest and Choic- est stock of native and Ohio poultry ever exhibited in New Haven. Prices very reasonable. d22 3t
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CHRISTMAS CRACKER IARS.

Scores of pretty sorts, beginning at the dainty Imported Carlsbad at 49c. French Haviland at $3.1o, $s.7o.
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Figure it out, can you give a better present than our Mi Favorita or La Rapidez Key West Cigars? Gilbert & Thompson, 918 Chapel
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CHRISTMAS 1ARDINIERS.

A couple of hundred styles of plain and fancy-1oc. 12c., 1oc., 24c., 39c., o9c,, 9Sc., $r.49, Porcelain "Flow Blue" gold rim, $2.3o, $2.69, $2.29, up to as high as $6.97. Rich Jardinier and Ped estal complete, $6.49, $S.97, S14.49.
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Arrived to-day at the c. E. Hart Co.,. $50 and 352 State street, a few cases of Indian River oranges. direct consign- ment from the orchard of Allen D. Baldwin, Fla d22 3t
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CHRISTMAS DINNER SETS,

rt2-piece English Porcelain (Maddocks Dinner Sets-three different styles, S7.89,, $9.97, SII.4G $I2,49. IG3-piece Haviland China Sets, $27.4o.
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CHRISTM IS BUREAU SETS,

Richly Gilt fine French Haviland China in seven. piece sets, at S2,29, $e. 4q aud $2.9S.
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BEAUTY BRIC-A-BRAC.

A rich. variety of dainty ornaments and vases in many sorts-9c., 25c.. sec., 49c. Bisque, single figures, groups, etc.
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TOILET SET SHOW.

Scores of different sorts. Strong Eng fish Ware-$1-69, $I.09. Going up as Ihigh in the highest grade Porcelain to sI5'97
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BANQUET LAMPS

Of solid brass, fine Iacquered, Sr.6o, B1,S9, $a.29. Many handsome high grades right up to the. .aristocratic gold and onyx beauty at $1S.78.
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FISH AND GAME SETS,

An elaborate exposition of rich French China in many styles of choice decora- tive work--Io.4 49, $GI.4o and up.
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CHRISTMAS TABLE PIECES.

A pick of the latest and prettiest of Carlsbad and French China Salad and
 Berry Bowls. Begin at 39c., 6oc., TAG. !, I89c. Go up to $2.I9, $2,29, $2.4o and higher.
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WEATHEE RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. el, 1897, p. m. Weather forecast for Wednesday:- For New England and eastern New York: Threatening weather with snow flurries; Southwestery winds
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The Journal and Courier will be sent 10 any address by mail at the same terms as 1t Is delivered in the city. 15 cents a week; 50 cents a month.
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CHRISTMAS CUSPIDORES.

Over a hundred different styles. Be- :issing at Ioc., 35c., 44c and so on up to fine French China at $2.59.
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But, you say, I don't want to make a gift of a dress pat tern tied up in brown wrap ping paper. We surmised that and have banded, rib boned and boxed each dress, right well, too. Now they're fit for a gift.
 S2.7o to $lS.oS each. MACKINTOSHEs. The good kind, from responsible makers only. Excellent for a gift. For Children-6 to 10 years,
 S1.4o, S1.75. For Misses-Garment of double texture and with double cape,
 $3.4o. For Women-Garments of black and navy serge, with plaid lin ing, double cape, $4.oS. The Boston "-navy cashmere, double-breasted cape, plaid lining, velvet collar, S5.o8. The "Selkirk with single cape, plaid lining, 50. .o8. Black and Navy Cravenettes- the real article, with single cape or the "Tourist," 5000. APRON Never before has MARVELS. such a stock of Holiday Aprons greeted you here. The result of months of careful selections is ap- parent in the thoroughness of quality and value now seen. Fine Swiss Embroidered, Plain Lawn, Hemstitched Lawn tucked, lace trimmed-and Nurses and Waitress Aprons,
 25c. to $l.7 75 each. KITTENS - for boys, girls and women. In all sincerity we say no such Mitten values can be had in any other store.
 121lc. to SIOO. LEGGINGS Fl for boys, girls and women, 55c. to SIPS. HINTS FROM THE Gift giving HOSIERY STOCK. of the sensible sort-a box of hosiery. Always acceptable-is not this SO? A word of several special lots:
 Women's real Lisle heavyweight Hose, new effect, Richelieu ribbed, high spliced heels and spliced toes, sizes to 10,
 25c a pr, 6 prs. in box, Sl.38. Women's fine Cotton and Lisle fancy Hose, fancy boots and plain tops and plain boots and fancy tops, sizes 8 to TO,
 At 30c. a pair. Women's extra fine Cotton and Lisle fancy Hose, in Roman stripes, plaids and latest effects in novelty stripes, sizes 8 to To,
 At 4oc. pair. And the dress goods chief comes in at the last moment with "Don't forget the Silk and Wool Plaids for waists and children s dresses at 5oc., zzc SJ OO. SI.z5 yard,'
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CHRISTMAS FERN SETS,

Oa Four different co1orings in "Colonial" fine china-$I19 up to $4.49.
 CHRISTMAS LEMONADE SETS Handsome eight-piece sets. at Soc, 68c., $I,SS.
 FRENCH CHINA CROTON SETS. Genuine Haviland Ware, richly deco rated with flowers and gilt, $I.09.
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CHRISTMAS TEA CADDIES.
 Choice Carlsbad (German) Ware, rich- fly decorated, 29c., 39c.
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a,he guurual aud Cumricc

THREE MONTHS, $l.6O; ONE MONTH, 60 CENTS; ONE WEEK, 10 GENTS; SINaLE COPIES, 8 CENTS
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HOWE & STETSON'S.
IIO w I NN NJ 14 0OIV NI.
 Store Open Evenings
 Till Christmas. Last Days Before Christmas

And there's a merry scurrying around to complete lists and purchases. This store is re- ceiving its full share of the holiday ch c CT - some say rather more than its share. But it's earned, every bit of it, for never before has the old store risen so grandly to its opportunities.
 A LENGTH OF Enough for a DRESS GOODS. dress. Bright, new, pretty fabrics from Eng land, Germany, France and the best American looms. Of wool, of mohair and wool, of silk and wool, of silk only. Black and colors - a wide choice open to you.
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IMPERIAL EMPRESS" CHINA.

Austria's Christmas novelty. Fairy like cups and saucers, bureau sets, puff boxes, pin trays in coral, corn and grass green, touched off with gold-work and medallion centers of "Her Majesty"
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Have It Sent to You.

day, December 22, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-18
Effects of Scrofuia.

II am glad to write concerning
the benefit which my son has de-
rived from the use of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. When he was about FIVE
years old he was in poor health and
we could not find any relief for him.
AT the age of seven years he began
to complain Of soreness ON both
sides of his neck and soon Jumps
began to gather on the side of his
neck which grew to half the size of
an egg. We then became more
uneasy and began TO doctor him for
scrofula. He gradually grew
worse, however, until at the age of
twelve years we had lost all hope
of his recovery. He became SO
weak that he cotiid not sit up but
a few minutes at a time My wife
saw Hoods Sarsaparilla recon-
mended as a great blood purifier
and we sent and got bottle. We
began giving our boy the medicine
according to directions and it was
not long before we saw he was i'm
proving. He continued taking it
until he was in very good health.
He is now I3 years old and is en-
tlrely we'll. The swelling has not
quite all disappeared but we feel
confident that the use of one or two
more bottles will completely cure
the scrofula swellings. We recon-
mend Hoods Sarsaparilla for all
diseases caused by impure blood"
S. M. SILVER. Grouse, Ore.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-18

Robt. Chambers, of Nashville,
was in town today. He has just
returned from near Lebanon, where
he has been for the past week, his
family being sick at the home of
some relatives there.
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.
Miller Collins, one of the Indian
Boys confined in Jail, awaiting the
action of the grand jury, was re-
leased today, his friends having
come forward and furnished the re-
quired bonds. Now if some one
will only go bail for the other two
the county will be saved big bill
of expense.
A petition was circulated here
last Monday by Mr.. H. R. Sturde-
want, asking Representative Lake
to redeem his pledges made to the
people last summer, and vote for
Senator Mitchell for U. S. senator.
The petition received about eighty
signatures, being generally signed
by the people regardless of party.
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Notice of Sheriff Sale of RI
Property Under Execut|
and Order of Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'M +.
~ an execution Issued out OF the Cirenitd
of the State of Oregon for the County al
coin, duly attested under 81 al OF said conrt
bearing date the 2Sth day of January, lST
decree OF foreclosure and order of sale reII
ed and entered in sain court in a suit yhl
WI Lord, Governor; Harrison r KinJ
Secretary OF State, aud Phil Metchan, TressI
OF the State OF Oregon, consisting the BoaI
Commissioners for the sale of School and
versity lands, and for the investment Of NJ
arising therefrom, was plaintiff, and M
whitney, widow of; Bessie Walker and jsl
II. Walker, her husband, and Ella Whitl
heirs-at-law OF G. A. Whitney, deceased, an
j. Whitney as administrator of the estate
A. Whitney, deceased, were defendar is fot|
sum of One Thousand and Sixty-one DO,
with interest thereon at the rate OF 5 per h
per annum from the 26th day OF January
and for Seventy-five Dollars ATTORNEYS fees.
the further sum OF Twenty-six Dollars Cd
Against oil defendants foreclosing The mi
gage set out in the complaint and ior the
OF the real property herein described;
which execution and order U sale bears
the 26th day of January, 1897, and said exs
tion issued thereon as aforesaid, is to ne
rected and commands me to sell all of the
lowing described real property to satisfy
decree and execution, tOwit: The south,
quarter OF section u, in township IL, south,
range ii, west OF the Willamette meridian, d
tanning 16O acres, in Lincoln county, Oreg
together with all the tenements and 'hered
ments thereunto belonging or in any wise
pertaining. Now therefore, in compliance VI
said execution and order Of sale, |, as 81
sheriff will on
Saturday, the 9th day OF March, 1891.
at the hour of two clock in the afternoOl
said day, at the front door OF the court h.
IN the city of Toledo, Lincoln Count 0rss
offer for sale AID sell at public auction TO
highest bidder for cash in hand, U. ,. gold c
all the righ., title, interest and e.taIe Of
said defendants in and to the aboye-descri
zeal property with the appurtenanceS, snhj
to redemption under the laws OF oregon, to
isfy said execution aud the amounts due tht
on, together with cost and accruing costs.
Dated, Toledo, o.. January 2Stii, 1syl.
GEORGE A. LANDS,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, 0reg0l
by j. II. EUss. Deputy.
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Notice H5i Of Sheriff Sale Of
property under EyoonU.t! "

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN rrr
an execution issued ont ~ That 4
OF the State of Oregon for tbe " roe one Circu'|
1uly attested under the seal ~ fGuhiv OF
! bearing date the 28th day of SAID COZ
1871, on decree of foreclosure sna aauaiy
Su q q ana entered in said court in u q e sale
y. T.: copeland was plaintiff and a9lt
ana Hi Nettie j.. Baker, Edward + q;
ning ana Minnie E. Lee, administo,nip
estate OF ): b, Lee, deceased. wara si lstiif
tnns tn isVor OF said plaintiff and aeainS,e ueieI
Shin, N; r. BAKER. Nettie j. BaIs,
H. SniPiey, sol King and Minnie Fa + In,
the Sa1 sur, ~ ol m me estate of J. B. Lee, deJs
e1'Ioo IN naH ~ !nree hundred and Eiebt&i
81 81 avV ~ Doliats, with interest thereon "
VI per cent per annum from the Sa,s
OF january, 1897, and Thirtv.snee salH n
ney fees, and the further sim 'o ., oglla
ana 6O-l00 dollars costs, Aoainot III lWe4
1oreclosing the mortgage set ont air ~ ueieI
Plalnt ana for the sale of the roo, 'ng
hereinafter described and which baa ba, P1
Zoth Gay OF january, 1897; and said Sisal ~
issued thereon as aforesaid il to exc
ana commands me to sell all of tho ,,Ml NJ
described real property to satisfy ~. i9iiI
anu execution, towit: Lots numba, "iu
and y, in Block No. IA; also lots Nnr,i !, p
., ~, Q and 10. in Block No, Is: alSo l,iioef VI
per- Ser !, z, II and y in Block No. Is: Az ~
Numoer l. z, II and II in Block NnmSinsVI sisI
Numbered 13, ID, Is and 16 II ho,nu
ford's addition to the town of I,e1eeing veing
coin County, Oregon. ''AaiiaiiI
cnt;op' HSW' snserei9re' sns In compliance with sail
cuVon ana order OF sale, 1, as such sberi, sr
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, ia
at the hour OF ten O'Clock in tho ,o,or'
said day at the front door of the 90 conrt iv,en Sa
the City of Toledo, Lincoln county. o,aS aU
fer for sale and sell at public auction w
est bidder for U: $. gold coin, cash in \ Sa
the right, title, interest end ESTATE ~ In IN
defendants in and to the said above dau. .ns
real property with the appurtenancesa a'S, !,
to redemption, to satisfy said execniiiov ~
tne amounts due thereon as above state state
gether with the costs and accruinp coS,s
Dated January 2Sth, 1897. '00'''
GEORGE A. LANDS
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Ore
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg. Greg

Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
January 90, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
70 make final proof In support of his claim, and
that 4aA proof will be made before the Register
Oregon, on March is, 1897, viz:
WESLEY HINTON, on II. E. No. 1856,
ior the lots 2, and 4, section l, town Is south,
u, section Sc, town IA south, range 10 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: Bennett Olsen, Martin
Johnson, John Larson and Nelse Larson, all of
Fisher, Oregon.
RIM. VEATCH, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,

Lanu Umce at oregon City, oregon,
January q, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Lincoln County, at Toledo, Oregon, on
March 9Th, 1897, viz:
JOHN O'CONNOR H. f. 1928,
for the lots l, 2, 8, and northeast a of south
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
William E. DObson and Dave w. Gay, of Lin
Vile, Oregon, and John C. Barnes, and William
l.. Tullock, of Waldport, Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register.
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LOCAL NOTES


Gowell's stock OF groceries is the
most complete in Lincoln county.
Mrs. S. V. Burt, and daughter,
Lulu, are visiting friends at Elk
City.
We have failed to get list of the
successful applicants for certificates
at the examination last week.
Mrs. T. P. Fish is visiting friends
in Corvallis, and Tom is doing the
bachelor act during her absence.
Willie Alexander was quite
seriously i'll on Saturday of last
week, but quickly recovered.
Ladies!-If you want bargain
in Shoes try O'Brien's special sales
he is selling $3.50 shoe for $2.25.
Peter Tellefson. Ysquina, has a
full line in -four and millfeed, and
best wheat and oats. Call and see
him.
We learn that c. F. Haefs, at
Newport, has been quite sick for
some time, but is now recovering
slowly.
The lumber for repairing the
the wharf at Newport is to be
furnished tor 81 per thousand, laid
down there.
AT an adjourned meeting of the
council held last Friday night, after
due consideration it was deemed
that the danger from diptheria on
the Siletz was over, and the
quarantine against that placed was
raised.
A pleasant party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Rosebrooks last Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in dancing
and pulling taffy. Mr.. Rosebrooks
and family rendered some very
choice music which was greatly
enjoyed by all. ;,S' &c.
The LEADER feels that the most
g!aring and malicious libel by
witch it could be prosecuted would
have either of the Siamese
ia Claus Van Cleve and
News, say a good
'Tseeditor, in