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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14
A Call Fer County Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that | have
funds on hand to pay all county war
rants drawn on the general fund, and
endorsed mot paid for want of funds. p"
up to, and including February 5, 1896.
Interest on said warrants ceases from
this date
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, Sept. IS, 1898.
j. l.. HYDE,
Treasurer of Lincoln County, Oregon. \
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PETER TELLEFFsON
20 y
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that my
wife has left my bed and beard
without cause and all persons a,e
notified that l will not be respon-
sible for any bills hereafter incurred
by her and those trusting her will
do so on their own responsibility.
VIM. MACKEY.
Toledo, Ore, Oct. 5, 1893.
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Clearance Sale.

Do not forget that l am selling
goods at real bargain in the next
80 days. I am leaving the Bay in
short time and my stock of Cen
eral merchandise, store and fixtures
will be sold in the next 80 or 40
days. Call and see my goods and
get my prices.
Yours truly,
PETER TELLEFFSON.
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TreSpaSS Notice.

All persons are hereby notified
not to trespsss on my tide lands.
Persons doing so will be prosecuted
according TO law.
tt H. w. VINCENT.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14

You've got to keep EN- going.-[stolen.
%e0--%
See Wilson's new nursery ad.
The LEADER is ali right; aint it?
Jacksonville rings curfew bell
at o'clock.
Al Waugh returned Wednesday
from Portland.
Miller will be in Toledo on Oct.
10Th Wait for him.
Hon. w. r. Ellis and family
went to Newport Saturday.
Miss Carrie Raines departed for
Portland Saturday morning.
Jas. Booth, the Yaquina mer-
chant, went into the Valley Tues
day.
Southern Oregon has been visited
by heavy frosts during the past ten
days.
Sheriff Ross did business at Ona
Saturday, making the round trip on
that day.
Miller will save you so per cent.
on a suit See him in Toledo, Oct.
10, 1898.
The steamer Richardson took
party of people to Elk City yester-
day afternoon.
Commissioner Goodwin came down
from Nashville Wednesday evening
on county business.
Attorney Jones went to Albany
this morning to be entertained
briefly by dentist.
Messrs. S. G. Irwin, Captain
Tracy Davis, of Newport, travelled
ValleywardTuesday.
Ben F. King, of Pioneer. spent
Monday night in the capital and
returned the following morning.
Mrs. Copeland departed for Phi
lomath and vicinity this morning
for weeks visit among friends.
Our neckwear and shoes can't be
beat Wait and see-Oct. roth.
+. L. MILLER.
Rob't Hume of Newport, was
Monday caller. He is still work
ing for the c. & +. in their shops.
Miller display of Pants for S.. 90.
Beats any body's S.. 90 ones. On
exhibition October Ioth-Toledo.
Lester Starr was laid up. by his
old enemy, Asthma, several DAYS
this week, but at present has the
top hand again.
Fourteen new names have been
added to our Toledo list since Sep
tember 20. We still have room
for one more.
Superintendent George Bethers
came up from Newport to save his
lruitcrop. This office acknowledges
a pleasant call.
Miss Flora Watkins, who has
been staying in Newport for several
weeks, returned to her Drift Creek
home Saturday.
A sample of those celebrated
$3.50 and 5000 suits. Will be on
exhibition i'll Toledo on Oct. roth
by +. l.. Miller.
Rev. Townsend of Newport, went
to Albany Tuesday to attend a
meeting Of the Presbyterian synod
TO be held yesterday.
The Grace Dollar sailed from
Yaquina yesterday at 10 o'clock for
San Francisco with a full load of
wheat and passengers.
Judge J. +. Stewart and family
departed for Portland Wednesday
morning to view the exposition.
They will return tomorrow.
+. d. Young of Eddyville, was
Monday visitor in Toledo. While
here he bought nearly all the stock
of the late Peter McDougall.
w. ]. Mcconnell, Indian inspec-
tor, departed from this place Mon
day after looking over the work of
Agent Buford the latter part of last
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Captain Loll reports an entirely
new chanuel to the Siletz.
Jno. Forgarty of the Life Saving
station, returned from his vacation
spent i'll Portland Wednesday even
ing, reporting a good time. The
LEADER will henceforth visit him
weekly.
Mrs. Geo. Buford and family
departed Monday for Yaquina
where they will take a steamer for
San Diego, California. Agent 7.
/ ]. Buford and his daughter Mary
accompanied her to Yaquina.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland took one
carload of flour to her Agency
store Monday and another Tuesday
1000 sacks all-told. This gives
one an idea of what a nice business
she is doing over there. She is a
good business woman and The
LEADER wishes her success.
Rev. E. H. Bryant of Wallace,
Nebraska, has been appointed to
fill the Methodist pulpit at this
place and will preach morning and
evening next Sabbath. He will be
pleased to note the attendance of
all singers and secure their aid.
Let everybody attend and give him
welcome.
Clerk Hurley Luty went to
Portland Wednesday morning, ac-
companied by Miss Venie Alexander
who will visit her sister Mrs. L. A.
Woodward, for a few days and
proceed thence to Cottage Grove
where she will remain and 90 to
school, living with Johnny Akin
and wife. Hurley will return
Saturday.
Sunday little frankie Wade il
quarrel with his sister Lola, struck
her with hammer on the head,
knocking her seuseless. Mrs.
Wade, seeing the blood, ran to
town after her husband but when
they returned Lola was all right.
Frankie is but 3 years old or he
would have been more gallant
toward his sister.
Our line Of Overcoats and Mack
intoshes is the most complete Il
Oregon. +. l.. MILLER.
J. w. Hobbs and J. B. Malay,
Uncle Sans inspectors of revenue
visited Our county officers Monday.
They found few instruments not
properly stamped ard also that
deeds the consideration of which
was only dollar were becoming
more numerous than in "ante
bellum" days. In such cases the
assessment rolls were referred to
and the parties made to dig"
The Good Templars met Tuesday
evening and after due discussion
decided to again organize. They
voted that ]. w. Parrish be ap-
pointed TO reorganize the lodge and
soon after adjourned to meet Thurs
day, October Goth at OfstedhaTs
hall TO-. reorganization.
Engineer J. G. Holcomb passed
through on the train last evening
tor home. He informs us that
parties from Boston, Baltimore,
Chicago and places farther west
will bid on the government contract.
Representatives of the Chicago
firm went to Elk City last evening.
The latter part of the week
Brother Harry FAINT brought to this
office a basket of the prettiest ap-
pies Ono JOSH we have seen this
year, and in consequence ye editor
has been too full of apple pie for
utterance ever since. The apples
were King of Tompkins County
and nameless variety of much
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nesday afternoon. He cared for
Lester Waugh during the night.
George Davis, of the Pioneer
Stone Co., was in town Wednesday
in company with Messrs. Wakefield
and Jacobson, referred to elsewhere.
Ben Jones visited his mining i'll
crest on Dutton mountain Thurs
day and reports that recent work
has uncovered we'll defined ledge.
Swell things in Umbrellas and
Mackintoshes. LADIES COME AND
SEE. F. L. MILLER.
Mrs. J. B. Zeigler, of Kernville,
who has been working in the as
sessor's office, has finished her la
Dor and will return home in a few
days.
Mr.. Flitcroft and family of Ore
gon City have moved into the
Gowell residence and will remain
indefinitely. Glad to see them
back.
We are continually studying our pat
ron's wants. We work early and late to
secure the best goods at the closest
price. Cash and close buying secures
bargains for you. We have them.
YAQ. BAY Nero. Co.
Have you looked over Tellefson's S
new goods? If not, why not?
Remember F. L. Miller will be
in Toledo on October 10Th with
complete line of samples in Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and
Shoes.
Miss Tina Helgerson returned
Wednesday evening from her visit
to the exposition. She reports
having thoroughly enjoyed her
vacation.
Vim. Wakefield OF Little Elk
came to the city Tuesday and spent
several days among us. Blues will
not appear in Toledo again for
three months.
Mrs. A. I. Peterson and Miss
Mary Hall went to Newport Tues
day evening to visit at the home of
RIA. Bensell, for a few days. They
returned this morning.
J. H. Wilson came from Cor
wallis TUESDAY, and has since been
at work in the county clerk S office.
He reports the health Of his babe as
improving very slowly.
Lester Waugh, who has been
having long siege of typhoid
is now gradually gaining,
much to the delight of his friends.
He has been a very sick man.
Messrs. J. E. Wilson, Clyde and
Chauncey Trapp, of Chitwood,
spent Sunday trolling Oh the va
quina. They caught 9 salmon
which they took home Monday
morning.
Mrs. Holm was taken quite sud
denly i'll Tuesday and Eli Gather
took the professors place during
the afternoon session of school. 1t
is reported that she is now fully
recovered.
Robt, B. Campbell of San Fran
cisco, was in our city Tuesday.
He is looking toward bidding on
the government contract for i'm
proving Yaquina bar. He went to
Elk City Tuesday.
c. L. Gowell and wife departed
for Albany Monday. They will
visit friends there few days and
then Mr.. Gowell will look about for
location and Mrs. Gowell will
return to Toledo.
L. L. Swan, one of Albany's
business men, came to the Bay to
troll for the festive salmon Satur-
day. Monday he started home with
six bouncers and broad smile.
He will come again.
A novelty for winter comfort is our
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14
b. +. JONES,
AttOrneI

M W. H. u PHELPS, the leading gponsicn
AVA "I'orhcy OF Belfast, n. Y, writes:
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hccouht or i'll health, and suffered frs.,
nearC rn,l, trouble over since. l frequently b.1
Ialnting and smothoring spells. Nv f,..r'
was DoliC as u man 80 constantly v,r..
an n,oyercoat' even in summor, for fear 81
uaH .aNlng cold could not attend to my l,r.,
ness my rest was broken by severe nnl.,'
aoou0 the heart and left shoulder. ,l,rnc
years years ago commenced using DIR. Mil,
lloaro Cure notwithstanding 1 had used Ga
nn, nuch patent medicine and taken drugs fro,,
SUT'ors S,,T Tor years without being halbed. n,
ni.leS licart Cure restored me TO health. y
- 'ruiy wonderful medicine and it afTords
me much pleasure to recommend this rn,,,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14
If you have any live relo.;
him THE LEADER wear 'Ou' Sen
SemiannuaI Report

OF the county clerk of Iinco,n
OF oregon, showing the amonnt county, Stat,
lowed by the county court Sut Of sni Of claims e
SmSIa whoT ail0%ed 0i amount OF warrants STsaty
from April |, to Septembar ~ ing and unrSii
elusive, 'V' ZSVS, both ~
Pauper account
Bridge and road account '''''''''...,S&
Criminal circuit court '''''''''''.,.. gS%
Justice court ''''........ 2Sw
Stationery '''''''''...,.. FAY
Court house and iail acct '''''''.....,.. GSS
Clerks account ''''''''''.... SlSI
RaiTii BaiIia5s :. .........,,, ....,''' ,IIs.90l
Sahli , .... '''' Hgg
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14

Guy 10 everyone"
DIR. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists undor a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves Gv free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14

SEMI ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
or the Financial Condition OF the County Of
Lincoln, i'll the State of Oregon, on the 3Othday
or September A. ID. 1898:
LIABILITIES
10 warrants drawn on the County Treas
- urcr, and outstanding and unpaid SlEOW
10 estimated amount OF Interest accrued
tAeTeOn ........,. .........,. q. .....,, 0iVi"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14
Total Liabilities,


Total Liabilities, SSj&iN
RESOURCES
By funds in hands of County Treasurer
applicable to the payment OF County
w.
by lunds in hands of County Sheriff ap-
>, plicable to the payment of warrants. SNA
By estimated unpaid Current Taxes ap-
plicable to the payment OF county
warrants on 1875, 1896 and 1897 delin-
~ AOiAH
ly estimated value of property bought
Ill by County at the tax sale ,......... 0VVw
Total Resources. S2l7i6
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14

j. II. ROSS,
Sheriff nf Iinnnln rorntr

TREASURER'S SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
Ol the County Treasurer of Lincoln Conntr
oregon, Tor the six months ending on the Sr1
day OF September, a. d. 1898, of money receiyel
ana paid out, from whom received and frow
what source, and on what account maid out
TO amount on hand from !astleport,
March 81, 1898, general fund, .......... sI$pI-
school iund, $I2?a
AMOUNTS RECEIVED
10 amounts received from Sheriff
on taxes, general fund, e.. N6TG
school fund, sl5RS S,l9s:S
Amount received from IL. G. Wulf,
April +, liquor license, general fund, s2COM
Amount received from b. f. Jones'
August 10, excess on warrant, gen
eal fund, ..,.................. ......... $EK
Amount rec eiyed in INDECENT Fund. NS&
Totals, General fund, Sll25&
school fund, s2S4@
INDECENT fund, $SG.
AMOUNTS PAID OUT.
By amount paid ont on County
Warrants, general fund, d,.............. SSG4@
By amount paid out on School Super
lntendents warrants, school fund, m S2}f&,
By balance General Fund on hand, ,... s. 9jgl&
By balance INDECENT fund on hand. ..s8@
totals. INDECENT fund, $NG
General fund, Sll,2ijS
School fund.- S2,Sli@
state OF Oregon,
County of Lincoln, S.
ID. l.. Hyde, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is n true and correct statement
OF the amounts received, paid out and remain.
ing on hand, i'll the County Treasury OF said
county for the six months ending on the jOil
day OF September, A. ID. 1898.
Witness my hand this 7th day Of October
"A. ID. 1898.
J. L. HYDE,
County Treasurer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-14
LOCAL IN BRIEF
No Doubt About 1t.

One step won't take you very far
You've got to keep on walking:
One word won't tell folks what you are
You've got to keep on talking:
One inch won't make you very tall
You've got to keep on growing?
One little "ad' won't do it all
You've got to keep 'em going.-[Stolen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15
FREED BY A BULL.
Samuel Smiths Exciting Adventure at
 Quaker Hill.

Samuel Smiths Exciting Adventure at
 Quaker Hill
 Samuel Smith of Quaker Hill had a rather startling experience on Monday morning that came near having un- pleasant results for him. He started to cross the land of Sylvester Jerome, who lives up near the Montville line, and did not notice that MT. Jerome's bull was in the lot until he got too far from the wall to retreat.
 An angry below was suddenly heard and looking up he saw the bull with lowered head making for him like a whirlwind. Very fortunately for MT. Smith. there was. tree In the lot and the time that it took him to get up into it's branches was surprisingly short. He was none too quick, however, for he had just got out of the reach of the angry bull when the animal struck the tree full bent.
 Mr. Smith held on for dear life and got as comfortable position as he could and waited for the bull to go away. The bull, however, was in no hurry and he butted the tree, tore up the earth with his hoofs and behaved himself in manner that was not at all reassuring to the man in the tree.
 This kind of thing was kept up for a long time, it seemed hours to Mir Smith, and he might still have been in the tree as far as the bull was concerned had not that animal in his anger beloved so loudly that he attracted the atten~ tion of MT. Jerome, who came down into the lot to see what the difficulty was.
 When the bull saw his master he cooled down and walked right away to the barn and MT Smith slid down to terra firma with sigh of relief
 This Is the second time the bull has tried to gore a person. On the previous occasion MT. Jerome was the victim of the animals rage, but as told In the Day at the time, a colt drove him away. The bull is about six years old, of mas sive frame and ugly appearance, and one look at him coming toward you on evil bent is enough to scare a person out of weeks growth.-New London Day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15
WALL1NGFoRD NEVIS.

Mrs. Margaret Vineyard, aged fifty five years. died at Il o'clock Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Eagan, on North Farms There will be services at the Holy Trinity church at 2 o'clock this morning. The body will be taken to Brooklyn on the 7:29 train for burial.
 The many friends of Senator J. Wal ter Mix are sorry that he failed to re- ceive the appointment of revenue collec- tor for Connecticut and Rhode Island
 The name of Charles Storrs Hall, backed by petition containing every manufacturer and business man in town, has been sent in to President Me- Kinley for appointment to the position of postmaster of Wallingford to succeed George T. Jones, whose four years ex- pire on February IA. There is not more capable and deserving candidate for the position in Wallingford, as he has had nine years experience in the postoffice and always proved capable and efficient employe. His many friends will congratulate him when his commis- sion is forthcoming.
 Miss Minnie Hastings has for the past few days been teaching at the high school in place of Miss Mary Martin, who is i'll.
 The New Britain polo team will play here tonight
 The nickel shop will start on full time next week.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate | NF T1 Britain to Rawlins & Gilbert of the same city, 1OOx160 feet on East street.
 Rev. J. F. Wildman officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Whitaker yes- terday afternoon. The bearers were the sons-Joseph, Eben, William and Sam uel Whitaker.
 The basket ball. game between the Wallingfords and St. Joes of Thomp- sonville in the armory this evening will be called at S:30. Morrison's Faust will be the attrac- ton at the opera house this evening The management will bring it's own ap- pliances for generating the electricity which will be used in the various scenes of the play.
 There is now one less saloon on Center street, as w. s. Fogarty has removed all his furniture from Gannon's block, and it is said the store will be used soon as grocery.
 Quite number of bluebirds were seen down on South Main street recently, but that must not be construed as evidence of the early approach of spring. | The case of H. F. Hall against the borough of Wallingford has been put | over until next week. The suit of Charles Hill vs. H. l.. Da- wis has been withdrawn by the plain | tiff
 c. H. Tibbitts' daughter Margaret is | ill with the grip. | Henry L. Wallace of R. Wallace & | Sons has been granted patent on a design for spoon handles. | The Ramblers will bowl in Hartford next Tuesday evening.
 Accanaut lodge. I. o. o. F., will en- | certain Eureka lodge of Southington on
 Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Mary Weisner of Meriden will
 install the officers of Aquilla lodge. D.
 of R., this evening. 1 F. C. Allen expects to join his wife 1 and daughter in Florida some time next 1 week.
 The Wallingfords play polo in New
 Britain this evening.
 A telegram announces the arrival of
 Mrs. B. F. Harrison at Gibraltar on Wednesday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15
NEW BRITAIN IN TROUBLE.


 The New Britain Medical society, like the barbers' union, has agreed upon scale of prices, the schedule has been printed and henceforth card showing the figures is to be suspended in con spicuous position in the office of each of the members. The prices have gone up too, all the members of the society are now on the same basis as far as pay for their services is concerned, and in future all house visits will range Tn cost from $1.50 to $3 per visit, but re- duction will be made when there are two or more patients. A glance at the schedule shows that the committee on price was not without some sense of humor. and it incidentally tore down from the ethical pedestal the high sense of etiquette which the society was supposed to observe. There will be no more rising at night and prescribing for visitors at the old rates; patients must call within certain hours or pay extra for disturbing the doctor This is explained in the schedule and there are some other explanations on it that at least call for suggestion that the card be kept on exhibition only when the society Is in session, otherwise it may cause comment and perhaps lead many to think that the members of the so- ciety have an impression that the peo- pie of New Britain find money on the street. Its going to be an expensive thing to be sick in this town now" said an old chap last evening as he looked at the schedule. Before it was only the most skilful physicians who charged the highest prices. but now they are all goi:::.s to charge the same" This action on ts:e part of the Medical society is likely 50 affect some of the fraternal so- cieties in town outside of the Foresters. There are number of organizations here that pay their sick members $5 per week and while this sum was sufficient to meet the wants of the sick member under the old scale of prices for physi- clans, 1t will be rendered more so now that the prices have gone up. Accord ing to the schedule. member Of the Medical society must charge at least $150 for each visit. but he cannot charge over $S, and this is taken to mean that while the minimum must be charged at all times the fee can or will be increased until the limit is reached according to the hnanoial condition of the patient. This may necessitate an increase In the payment of sick benefits by fraternal societies; if it does it is also likely to increase the cost of main taning membership in them, and if the latter became necessary, while wages are as low as they are now. it would have deleterious effect upon i the organizations. It is well to remem- ber however, that all the New Britain physicians are not members of the Med ical society and that Hartford can be | reached in twenty minutes.-New Brit ain Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15
Our Readers Eager for This Chance.

Here is chance for the sick and suf- ferlng to consult the most successful physician of this century, Dr. Greene of S5 West Fourteenth street, New York city. His record of wonderful cures is unequaled and unrivaled, and he offers to give all free consultation by letter. If you are out of health, write this great specialist about your complaint. It costs you nothing and he will explain just what ails you. and without doubt make you we'll and strong again.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15

ments which divest women of their nat ural gift of beauty. Why be homely when you can be beautiful and attract i've? Get good health and with it those looks and attributes which at tract, please and fascinate. It is within your power to do so. for 1t is within every womans power to be we'll and strong, and hence look her best, if she will use Dr. Greene's Nervura to give her strong, vigorous nerves, pure, rich blood, a clear complexion, and thus restore the energies and vitality Of sound and perfect health.
 Read what Dr. Greene's Nervura does for others. It will do the same for you.
 Mrs Mary Francis Little of Hunter Alley, Rochester, N. Y., says:
 T was very pale and delicate-had no color. took Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and now I am
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-15
PAST GRAND MASTERS.

Annual Meeting in Meriden Of State
 Knights Templar.
 The annual meeting of the Past Grand Commanders association, K. T., of Connecticut, will occur on Thursday, January 20, and will be held at o'clock in the committee room of the Winthrop hotel, Meriden. Dinner will be served at D. m.
 The subject of joining a Past Grand Commanders union of the New Eng land states will be considered.
 Eli C. Birdsey of Meriden, is secre- tary of the state association.