davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
9ie ,.@Rica,0 ErIbuns Elm itarfes

Die ,.gbicu,o Gribune", Elm ltarfes
soUasul Organ idreibt: genn Der
3oGiaB, tuelher bonn ssinatscOmmiitee
Aaaf Bplle uno @solenwaaren aneeIest
Surbe, an9enOnlmen iuirb. 10 tutro bus
0urdJ bic Sfieioerre9nnno oes dmerifaz
niIben 8itr9ers im 8ur9ihnitt nii S3
per &opf erh6ht irerbeE. 9os fpiiroe
500, 100000 int Sabre bengolte ent-
.sieben Ser @ebrnud1 Don id9lsbiet
minDeripertbigeu @t1ffer fulroe uers
ltdrft un6 Die 2eMte miiroen fir I6r
tbeueres @sto i9fe9tere &leioer befom-
men ais jeRt. So, uto oas Sermerfs
4uerflibfte babel 1T, baB bteie eHprme
Summe sr6Btentbeifs in Die 5ai6en Der
reihen sa6rifauten HieSt aus 0em@run-
ioe. neil Der gr6Bte Gbeil rer gleioer
ybierSulanoe fabri5i-t mirb uno soGirei
iinb unb bn Der 6abrifant Onrd 6od)-
.8oG 9eidist lit, fann er feline 8aaren
.sum Ietben 8reile perfauFen als Der
sSlupprteur uR6 6as Selb, lpelhes Seq
terer als 3ol be5ablt, ats ertro &roftt
ejniaden. 0nfel Gam aber sebt leer
aus.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

er5ffnet lpur0e. Ser I'M @ergleih gu
ben heutigen GiIenbabnSii9en armIe[ig
ausgeltattet geluelene ,.9rnin", oeiien.
9lnblif beHte etgentbiimlih anmutbet,
bef5rDerte nuf Ieiner erften Sahrt nnr
fiitf 8nIi1aiere uno elmer 6ieIer 2eBtern,
@iles 8. &aniDm nit gtnmen, lebt beus
te trob Ieines boben Differs bon 81 ssSnbs
rem friih uno nunter, i'm StdOtbeH
8ancrOft in giebrnsfa. 3uIammen nit
oent ,,erften @iienbnbntrnin" in bteIem
aanoe. lpiro aud ber erfte. uno iomit
aud ber ilteite Giieubdbn &nfiagier Der
llniOn 5u ieben iein, oa &aniom anI lein
eaeues gnfu9en bin bic S6eraniiidl
itber oas 6iItoriid luerftuuroige ausitets
lAngsobiefs Ibertra9eH iperoen miro,
iutl9es ei;oringli6er 6enH alIes aHoere
bon henr gBanoel Der 3eiten uuO Der
@eniatitdt uu0 @eiitesgr6Be beg Mens
l1en 3ensaif, 8iebt.
@eun irgeno Elm @ebduoe Dem slns
iehen elmer Stabt bon benz llmfange uon
Omaha 5unt 9adtbeile gereihte, 10 mar
oies oas ioseRannte !. Union Depot, eiit
8abnhof. luelDer ridts ueniger alS
eine ;3ieroe non glebrasta's Metropple
9eraant lperoen fonite SIN 5inbtid
uuf Die bepOritebenbe Gusifellung luiro
audi bier @anbel aeidaffen lDerben.
9aS Burlington 8abnipitem bat fOeben
nit Dem 8au eines groSnrtigen uno
allen noSernen glnforoerun9en entipres
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be9onnsn,oos
auf 100000 5l fteben fouimer loll itub
biz aum /. Mai 1898 Der bffentli6en
8eRiisuna li6esgeben ruerben ipiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
Ote bemofratiiden senatoren lielten

Die Oemotrattlden 5enatoren bielten
einen Caucus ab unb bei1ioiicn, ben
aaHpf gesen bic Sarifuorta9e Su Be.
giunen. Gieiuerben in eriter QiHte Die
@trei4ung Ger erh6bten SnlanoIteuer
ouf Bier uub 5abat forOern. Sie Bters
iteuer. @rh09uns tuurbe einitimnng iharf
nerurtbeilt als Die 8ertbeueriing eiues
dllsemeinen @enuBmittels, ludbrenO
Sl2o,oCo. 900 mifiis i'm @basavt lie.
gen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
gGebrasfa "a aarmer 6aber eine

yGebraSfa'er Sarmer 6aben cine
Garlaoun9 @orn fir Die bungernoern
seSuSier beiseiteuert. 9tn Der Gar bra9-
ten iie Elm rieiiges 8latat an, ouf Der
fol9ennes 81 Ieien mar: ,Gon Den uer=
pfdnoeten, pop0fratiIden 6arMera uun
9te6ra5fa, Dem 2anb Des lleberfluIies,
an Die uerGuusernnen lluterthoneu Der
pIutotratil1en aegieruns GnslanOs in
ssSnoien."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

GoaO. See madlt in etaem &Inbe
id)relben auf bas @eieB auf,uertinm,
iuetd,es Die abedrtmuns unp bag 9ln=
Nsnmneln uou 8alIer nnoronet. @r etrt=
SsSfieblt Die N6odmmuns BON aflen Hltg.
aifen Baden. @reefs unb 56tubten,
3tn iomit eilteu @aiIeruorrnt6 unf
9in9ere ,3eit 5uridsubehatten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

Der @ongreB BOT 10000 fir bic
notbieirenoeu anerifaniiden Burger in
Guba beruiGi9t. 9ie 3abl Osrielben
mag /, 200 erreiehen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

es.taG Rdtblet: gas lit Der Inter
5dlieb sruiiden Der Glepelaub iaen ga.
milf. Die mir geba6t ba6en lno DEM Die
4iuleD ,goOm", ben mir iest haben !?
gBbl.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

SolsFluB tritt aftaut Bel foltem gSstter
bic islnere 9anb ergrefenb isr6 an6ere E6ls
perlbeilc. S9oob's @5arlnparilla Der groBe
8gutreiniser beilt Sal3flnB. @oob's BiI-
len pirteu pnsI9licb uan bsr Ml1bl5eit
mno Enriten Repipeb. 25 Gents,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

2sictscbn Gparbonfen, III luel9ent
2 600 2eine tire @riparniiie OepOntrt
hatten. iiRo lelt Dem 4. Mdr5 bauterott
,ge9an9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

Cine beoeutenof ail5abl iueitefer g(it.
|meloangen tit I'M Department fur 2tus-
jte0una9gegenItaaoe eingeiaufen Nus
Der s5laf 5i1s &esiun in 5iib 9afeta
lperoen, nad1 ben bis6erisen llnterbanb,
lunsen 5u idlieBen, bebertenOe gEmel.
oun9en namenili9 in Der 4btbeilung fir
Mineratien uno 8er9bau. 81 ertuarten
lein. 9ii1t ipertger afs 5000 SnB
9aum ipurben bisaer Id1on uen jener
@eaenD in Der erpdbnten Nbt6eilnng BE-.
onIpru9t uno nadoem Die gl9itatipn fur
Die Sheilnabme all Der Granss MiiIifitps
pi 9tusiteluns eft in neuerer 3eit be-
gam uub GROCER @ntbuIinsmus in Der
Sadie al ben Gag selest miro, 1T nit
oOllem 6edte 5iI eruarten, baB Die
9laf SiGS Gesion nit ibren reihen
Shdben on Minernlproouften nller 9(rt,
zines oer iebenspiirbi9ftett,, ,@rbi6i.e "fiir
bieIe NusIte1ung liefern ipiro. Die
8iirger Der 5taot 9eaonouo baden in
Der 9tn9elesenbeit Die SnttiatiOe ergrif=
fen unb in elmer fiir5lid1 unter oenl gor.
| iibe bes Wasor Star abgebaltenen 8iir.
gerperiammlung tuuroe Elm aus bent ge=
nannten 6errn uno mebreren anberen
beruorraaenben Biir9ern iener Gtaot
deficiencies Committee ernanitt, iDeldles
III 2alprence= unb nnberen 8inf Sia3s
Counties fir bas 2lusitelun9s unters
nebmen 8ropaganoa SH MAIDEN bat
"a Die 8iirserIbaft tinbe5u alsnahmss
lDs 6euer lnb 5lnmme fiir bas 8rDjett
LIT, Uiro erunrtet, baB aud Die uers
! fdieoenen Count. .8eb6roenin amtlieber
| Gigenidaft 8eiuillguuSen aus gountgs
inittelll MAIDEN tper6en. eSm llebrigeit
liuerbeu aud auf priuatenl gsese Sonos
anfgebtadt nerben, nm eine suiir0i9e
9et9eiliguag iener @esenb an benz 9luss
! Itellun9s llnteraebnleft 81 Itbera.
g(ls 8en6aut 5ur ,2incDfns Gar, Die
lbefanntli1 aif Der grans MiIfifiippiz
slusItellung 81 ieben iein fUirb. f0iro Der
tomplette @iienbabn5u9 aus sgeltellt jein,
1bur6 tueltbeit Die Nera bes @iIenbabn=
perfehrs in oieiem 2anoe inaugurirt
ipuroe, Der erife 8erIonen5us, tuelder
BON elmer &DfemOtiue 9eju9en iuur6e, 81
elmer Belt, ba in anoeren Qdnoern, nit
gllsnabne pon @nsidnb nod fein gers
/ Iab sentudt iuorben mar, einen oerdrs
ltigen an5ubabnen. Gs mar am 8. Qua.
1881, llibt San5 Elm s5abr nadl Gr6ff.
Inung Der erlten 9nmpfeilenbabu Der
@elt (anf Der Gtrede 2iperpuulz Man=
/ heiter), unb ettpa 5 Sabre uor Der 8e.
trieb8er6Ifnung auf Der erften @anpfz
Ieiienbabn i'm beutiaen 9eutIh[ano nui
/ Der nur cine beutItbe Meile laneen Sire.
4 de 9iirnbers 5iirtb, oaB Der in Sieot
/ Iitehenee biitoriId3e @ilenbabn5ug Dor
snbaup nad5deneetaop abFubr ltao ba4
nit Der 8erfebr auf oer MUhaiuf &
Subion RiOer FGiienbabn, lpelde beutt
euien groBen g6eil bss sroBeii 9ten
! Dorf gsntral Gilenbabnipfens bitoet
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
bic SranSs @iiIiiTppt ntO Sntcrs
aationaIe 2lmsfteAista,
lspe5iaI.G Gorreiponbenl

Bis auf einige Details iinO Die &ldne
fir Die gint6eiluns lino atlgerteiuen 9lrz
rangemeuts aRf oem NusjteIungsptaBe
iertigaeitelIt uno bdmit 1T abermals EN-
eutes @tild 9lrbei geineheH iinb oas
aroSe Groieft ieiner 8er,utrflihung
naber geriidt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
Why not be Honest?

The Newport News says that
there are nine counties in the state
of Washington Of equal population
and wealth of Lincoln county that
the clerks and sheriffs serve for less
than the salaries pretended to have
been set by Our county court. Now
why couldn't the News man have
been honest in the matter? WHY
did he not say at the same time
that the sheriff of counties in Wash
1ngton are not tax collectors; that
that work is done by the treasurer
who puts up his bond and receives
pay for such work; and further,
that the sheriffs there receive fees
in many instances which are not
allowed under the Oregon salary
law. Why could he not have been
honest and said that the counties
referred to in Washington also have
separate Office of recorder, and
that that work is not done by the
county clerk; and still further, that
allowances were made for deputies
i'll those Washington counties.
Why did not the News man be
honest and say that there is not a
county i'll the state of Oregon that
the salaries are as low as the court
tried to make the salaries of these
offices in Lincoln county.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
THE OREGON MISCARRIAGE.
Commonly Referred to as the Oregon
Legislature.

Three of the six weeks of time
allotted by the constitution to the
Oregon Legislative assembly have
passed and chaos reigns worse than
ever at Salem. The situation is
simply unheard of and unexplain-
able. Last Thursday a faction of
the legislature, consisting Of 29
republicans and two democrats, took
the matter in hand and by motion
made and put to the house by one
of their own members, pretended to
oust temporary speaker Davis, and
to proceed to effect a permanent
organization. They elected H. L.
Benson, OF Josephine county,
speaker, and appointed the usual
house officers. The usual notice to
the senate that the house was
organized was duly delayed until
Monday, and when it was finally
sent to that body, Joe Simon, the
president of the senate, quietly laid
it aside and refused to even cause it
to be opened and read to that body,
and the senate quietly submitted,
thus refusing to recognize the Ben
son house.
The situation now is a puzzle to
the wisest. 1t is believed by many
that the house will not organize at
all, and that no legislation will be
had. The senate can go no further
until the house organizes and the
house will organize when they
agree to make Jonathan Bourne
speaker.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
hat
Tired Feeling

Makes you seem call broken up" Wi.n'
out life, ambition, energy or appe',,@
It is often the forerunner OF serious ~
ness, or the accompaniment OF nervous
troubles. 1t is a positive proof OF 'Iia'
weak, impure blood; for, If the olooa
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous IL IN
parts life and energy to every nelvs,
organ and tissue of the body -. ~.
necessity of taking Hoods sarsapain-,
for that tired feeling is therefore appaieu.
to every one, and the good it will 90 Wv
Is equally beyond question. kemelnD'l
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,

Lanu olnce AT oregon City, Oregon,
~,or,o,, - January g. 1897.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ iollowing-nam.d settler has filed notice of
ms intention to make final proof in support of
M ms cialm, and that said proof will be made he
lore the County Clerk OF Lincoln county. at
loieuo, oregon, on February 20, 1897, viz:
JOHN p. ALLkN, II. E.9,45S,
10 l9r tne southeast OF northeast a, north u of
section 4, town IL, south, range s, west, - VI
lie names the following witnesses TO proye
MS continuous residence upon and cultiyation
ol salu lana, viz: G. II. Young, Delbert s, Eel
ton and +. A. Goodwin, OF Nashville. Oregoh
and l.. Z. Norton, of Norton Oregon
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
A YOUTHFUL BuRoLAp
ne naaa Makes ss, his his way Through ,.
Door and Makes for the Mon. !" !, Ial

door and Makes for the Money! m t1F
A boy less than fifteen year !,
was tried and convicted in this tIs's J.. %
OF court The youthful bn,s' ~
was from Yaquina and the cir.s.
stances a, as related to us are abor4 t.' :,
follows; 7, w. German, one " .
merchants of Yaquina, had h..
missing small sums of money so- %
the money till in his store =.
finally contrived a plan to sto, ~ ~
thefts tn and to catch the thief. r,s y,
Thursday night Mr.. German a.,
one OF his sons secreted themselv,,
in the store and watched for tbs y
pearance of the thief or thieves Al,
another son, Frank, closed TN II.
store at the usual time and in 4.
usual manner, leaving the watcbs,,
secreted therein. The watcb.,
did not have long to wait, for !,
less than half an hour a noise w,
heard at the front of the Store, and
In an incredibly short time a uoi,.
was heard at trap door in the req,
of the building and a figure an
peared through the door and mad.
straight for the money till. ouict.
ly opening the money drawer both
hands were thrust into the Contents
thereof, but before he could trans.
tel. the contents of the money tillb
his pockets Mr.. German, who had
been concealed near the money fin
turned the light of a bulls eve in.
on him, and emphasizing the order
with a loaded revolver, told him
not to take all of it. To say that
the purloiner was surprised is put
ting it mild; he was paralyzed, but
his astonishment was not much
greater than was Mr.. Gormans
when the flash of the bulls eve Ian.
tern revealed the identity of the
person at the money till, for it was
George Crowder, a boy not quite Il
years old, and one that he did not
at all expect to see. The boy was
so surprised that he stood like one
petrifed until Constable Watkins
was summoned and took him into
custody.
1t seems almost impossible for a
person to enter the building by the
way of the trap door. The opening
is only about ten by sixteen inches
in size. The building sets on pl.
ing and when working the traE
door open he must have held him
self up by beam, and to raise tht
door with a weight Oh it must hav
required both nerve and strength
That the boy had an accomplio
is beyond doubt, as some one wa
heard to run away when the llgh
was flashed on the culprit in tn
store, but who he was, and whethe
it was man or boy is not know
The boy could not be induced
divulge the name Of his accomplic
and the result is, that for tile pre-
ent at least, that person will escaE
deserved punishment.
The boys father is in Calltornli
where he went some time ago to S
cure work. The mother, who llT'
at Yaquina, was heart-broken cv'
lhe terrible affair into which ~
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
Died.

SPFNCER.-At his home at Otter
Rock, on Saturday, January "a,
1897, Doke Spencer, of consump-
ton.
The remains were taken over to
Siletz Wednesday and buried in the
Agency cemetery.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
For Sale.

Since Mckinley is elected 1 have
several fine places for sale cheap.
Some we'll improved farms. Some
good sheep or goat ranches. If
you want good bargains come and
see M. ]. ALLPHIN,
Eddyville, Ore.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28
LOCAL NOTES

quina City.
Hoods pills are the favorite
family cathartic, easy to take, easy
to operate.
Flour and feed will be sold at a
low price at the store of Peter Tel
letson, Yaquina.
Ladies!-It you want a bargain
in Shoes try O'Brien's special sales
he is selling a S. so shoe for $2.25.
A petition asking that Silas
Howell be appointed agent at
Siletz has been circulated in this
vicinity.
The saw mill now has a small
force at work and is saving up
some logs. Mr.. Gregson will not
run very heavy crew, but will
try and keep them busy.
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 Krogs'ad's drug store.
Petitions for federal offices are
flying thick around here these days.
Among those that have been circu-
lated were DR.. Carter's, Silas
Howell's, Frank Stanton's and H.
L. Huffnan's, for Indian agent,
and Ed. Stanton's for Toledo post
office.
The first petition asking for ap.
pontment as postmaster for Toledo
made its appearance on the streets
last Monday. 1t was the petition
of Edwin Stanton asking that he be
appointed postmaster. The petition
has been literally signed by patrons
OF the Office.
Cold weather has visited us again,
the thermometer again reaching the
freezing point on Monday and Tues
day nights of this week. Snow
fell i'll the Willamette valley, and at
the Summit there fell about an inch
of the beautiful. The cold snap
is believed to have been a good
thing by the fruit men, as it will
check the fruit which the recent
warm weather had tended to for
ward.
Charley Johnson and Louis Smith.
couple of Indians, imbibed too
much liquor this week while in
Toledo, and as consequence each
OF them made landing in the city
bastile, the former Monday night
and the latter Tuesday night.
They were sobered off and then
brought before the recorders court
where they were duly convicted
and fined $40 and trimmings for
each of them.
Judge M. l.. Pipes came over
from Portland last Monday and
made an appearance in the case of
the Oregon Central & Eastern
Railroad company VS.. VIM. NJ.
Hoag, appearing for the defendant,
Mr.. Hoag. His appearance was
to secure the removal of the case
from the district court to the U. S.
district court, at Portland. This
order was duly made and the case
will be transferred. 1t looked
familiar to many of the old settlers
to see Judge Pipes in court again,
and especially to see him there in
the interest of VIM. NJ. Hoag.
Judge Pipes returned to Portland
Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28


The late frost touched Gowell' S
stock of merchandise and the bot
tom fell ou of prices.
At the special school meeting
held in this place last Saturday a
special school tax of six mills for
this year was voted.
The loggers on Depoe have been
running logs TO the mill this week
and have several thousand feet now
in the boom.
The way to cure catarrh is to
purify the blood, and the surest,
safest, best way to purify the blood
IS by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the One True Blood Purifier.
Sheriff Lands took Geo. Crowder
to the reform school last Wednes-
day. He will take advantage of
trip to visit the mix-up at Salem,
known as the Oregon legislature.
]. H. Phillips, of Pioneer, and
wife left on the last steamer for
Coos bay, where Mr.. Phillips will
secure employment in the coal
mines.
The Pioneer quarry is sending
some fine stone to Frisco now days.
The stone is taken from the south
ledge and the quality is excellent.
Much less waste rock is encountered
in working this ledge, also.
Tt is about time for Commodore
Lucas friends to resurrect that old
petition to make him Indian agent
at Siletz. The Commodore's peti-
ton four years ago was just the
length of an ordinary box car.
Armed men invaded the chamber
of the house of representatives at
Salem last week to prevent a man
claiming to be the duly elected
speaker from taking his seat. If
this be not anarchy will some one
please explain what it is.
A Sabbath school was organized
at the old school house in this place
las. Sunday with the following
officers: L. K. Brooks, supeiin-
tendent; c. c. Kubler, Asst. Supt..
Geo. Chambers, secretary; Alberta
Hobart, treasurer; Chaplin Wads-
worth, librarian. The school meets
each Sunday at 10 o'clock.
The News and Post took advan-
tage of their last issues before court,
when it was too late to make any
answer, to try to prejudice the
court and the people in the matter
of the suit of Sheriff Lands for his
salary, A paper that will take so
mean ali advantage is utterly be-
yond the respect of all honest men.
Of all the contemplate, disrep-
utable things ever printed, that
lnsinuation by the Post, an alleged
newspaper at this place, last week
regarding the criminal liability of
county officers i'll buying warrants.
We suppose that the insinuation
was aimed at the county clerk
principally. The fact is, that there
has been no local buyers for county
warrants for some time. The last
warrants bought by local parties
were bought at a discount of fifteen
per cent. Mr.. Jones induced Port
land parties 10 invest in warrants
and as a matter of accommodation
he sent of warrants for various
parties, and when the money was
returned paid it to them. In doing
this he succeeded in getting the
price of warrants up as high as e5
cents. Mr.. Jones gave the parties
who sent the warrants by him the
full amount that they brought in
Portland, less the cost of transmits
sion of the uorro,te o.J -
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-01-28


T. ]. O'Brien was up from va
quina on business last Saturday.
Gowell does not care to blow, but
he does the business with those who
know the facts.
The steamer Richardson brought
up load of passengers to attend
court last Monday.
Gowell is determined to do the
business, and will, if close buying
and liberal dealing count for any
thing
A slight shock of earthquake was
felt at Toledo about 3 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. The shock was also
noticed in other parts of the county.
Don't worry about your health.
Keep your blood pure by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you need
not fear the grip, colds, bronchitis,
pneumonia or typhoid fever.
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.
A shipment of stone from the
Rochester quarry to San Francisco
was made on the last steamer.
Whether the shipments will continue
or not we did not learn.
The boys had better hold up with
their postoAice and Indian agent pc
titions for little while yet, as the
democrats will hold until the 4th of
March, next.
We are in receipt of copy ofthe
fourth biennial report of the State
board of horticulture. 1t contains
much valuable information for
horticulturists.
c. B Crosno came home from Sa-
lem last Friday night for visit over
Sunday with his family. Mr..
Crosno has not been we'll while at
Salem this winter. He felt some
what better when he returned
Monday.
The visiting attorneys at court
this week were Judges Pipes and
of Portland; ]. K. Wealth
erford, H. c. Watson and N. M.
Newport, of Albany, and w. S.
McFadden, E. E. Wilson and w.
S. Hufford, of Corvallis.
The bridge ACROSS the Olalla east
of town is about completed. The
bents across the tideland are all in
except one or two and the piles
have been driven for the span
across the channel. When this
bridge is completed it will give the
settlers in that section an outlet
which will be great convenience
to them.
Herman Horning, the I4-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Horning,
met with fall last Saturday night
which will lay him up with a
broken arm for a time. He was
coming down the walk from the
Copeland corner, and slipped and
fell on the railroad track fracturing
his right arm just above the wrist.
He was taken into Krogstad' drug
store, and DR.. Parent reduced the
fracture. Herman is unfortunate
with his right arm, having fractured
it once before above the elbow.
Dave Williams circulated a peti-
ton in this place last Saturday
asking the Legislature to fix the
salary of the clerk ofLincoln county
at 81 900 per year and that of the
sheriff at 81, 500. Very few sigma
lures were secured thereto. 1t is
very fitting that Dave Williams