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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-17
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that !
have funds in the treasury to re-
deem all county warrants drawn
upon the general county fund, and
marked "not paid for want Of
funds up to and including Aug
ust 10, 1898. Interest on the same
will cease from the date of this not
ice.
Toledo, Ore, Jure II, 1893.
J. L. HYDE,
Treasurer of Lincoln county, Ore
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DIED..

CATFISH.-At the home of her
husband, Alec Catfish, at Siletz,
on Thursday, June Is, 1898,
Mis-. Alec Catfish.
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New goods, good and cheap at
Tellefson's Cash Store '''

caller last Tuesday in this Burg.
P. N. Lathrop was down from
his ranch on Big Elk last Tuesday.
Attorney c. E. Hawkins made q
business trip to Corvallis and Al
bany the first of the week. .ts.~
N. S. Dygert, representing the
Meston-Dyger company of Port,
land, was in Toledo Thursday night.
Col. G. E. Davis. representative
elect, was down from his Pioneer
home this week doing business i'll
Toledo.
Charley Dick wears a black eye
by reason of hitting a stick oil
wood in the wrong place the othel
evening.
The war with Spain has devel-
oped a bran new crop OF book
agents, and some of them are sell
ing some pretty good books, too.
If you want to buy a new dress,
look over the dress goods, ging-
hams, outing %lannels and calicos at
Tellefson's Cash Store, Yaquina
City.
We have a contract to furnish
five carloads of Chittim Bark
(cascara sagrada) this spring, and
highest market price will be paid.
Y. B. Nero. Co.
Not the least entertaining feat
ure of the coming celebration at
this place will be the parade Of the
Plug Uglies, under the immediate
command and watchful care of Col.
NJ. Jack Allphin.
We are under great obligation
to the weather clerk for the recent
bounteous rains, but at this writ
ing we would really like to have a
short period of sunshine until we
ge, our berry crop out of the way,
and also the early hay crop har-
vested.
A. H. Bowman and family, of
Little Elk. are visiting Mrs. Bow
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Hyde, of this place. Mr.. Bowman
is all old printer and a good one,
and recalled his old tricks by
Throwing in" a few handsful of
type at this Office.
A postofice has been established
at the Norwegian colony on the old
AL. Waugh place on Depot slough.
1t is to be known as Bellamy, in
honor of the great labor writer of
that name. 1t will be supplied by
the carrier on the Siletz route.
This will be quite a convenience to
the people living in that neighbor-
hood.
I was seriously afflicted with a
cough for several years, and last
fall had a more severe cough than
eyer before. l have used many
remedies without receiving much
relief, and being recommended to
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, by a friend, who, know
ing me to be a poor widow, gave it
to me, l tried it, and with the most
gratifying results. The first bottle
relieved me very much and the Sec
ond bottle has absolutely cured me.
l have not had as good health Tor
twenty years. Respectfully, MRS.
MARY A. BEARD, Claremore, Ark.
Sold by o. o. Krogs,ad Druggist.
One Of the first things tina. the
new county court will be called up
on to do is to appoint a successor
to Hurley Lutz as county assessor.
Mr.. Lutz will hand in his resign.
alton as assessor on or before the
first meeting Of the court in July il
order to assume the duties of coun,
ty clerk, to which Office he wa.
elected at the recent election. L
will foil ,,Do, ,hA oo,,rt .La, 90 49,
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The various county officers elect
| are, beginning to rustic around
making up their official bonds.
Albert Waugh and two children
went to Albany last Friday return
ing home on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Denlinger has been
reelected as one of the teachers of
the Corvallis public schools. She
will teach in the seventh grade.
The frame of Henry Lewis new
cottage is mp, and it presents a very
nice appearance. This is the third
new dwelling to be erected in Tole-
do this year.
A young Mr.. Olson took some
very nice photographs of the store
of Y. B. M. Co., in this place last
week. The work was very good
FOR an ameteur.
Willie Alexander returned from
Portland last Saturday, where he
has been attending school for the
past several months, and will spend
the vacation months with his pa
rents in this city. He expects to
go back to school in the fall.
Once more has Otto Krogstand
imbibed the war spirit, and he is
now busily engaged in drilling a
company of small boys in the man
ual of arms. He has a bright lot
of young fellows ranging from 9
to IS years of age, and he will soon
have them so that they will keep
step and mark time in good shape.
Auditor Brown, of the o. &. c..
and A & c. lines was in Toledo
Monday night checking the office
up here on the change of agents,
checking J. S. Gather out and w.
H. Buoy in at this office. On
Tuesday morning he and Mr.. Cal
Their went to Yaquina where the lat
ter was checked in as agent at that
office.
We would suggest to our friend
Matthews do not grieve or go into
a decline yer the defeat of a couple
of candidates that he had set his
heart so fondly upon. 1t is jus
possible that other men have the in
terest of the county as deeply at
heart as Matthews and his set of
candidates, and what seems to him
now to be a great calamity to the
county, may after all prove to be a
blessing.
Jas. Plumlee, all old resident of
this county, but now a prosperous
farmer of Linn county, was over to
this county visiting old acquain-
tances this week. Jim is looking
fat and hearty and seems to be en-
joying his share of worldly pros
perity. He reports the prospects
for crops as excellent in the valley,
and that he never saw a better
prospect for a wheat crop in his life
than is in the valley now.
Lincoln county offers two re-
cruits for the new call for Oregon
troops. They are Will Ewing To-
ledo, andW. E. Matthews, Newport.
These men have enlisted in Co. F,
OF Albany, and will go to undergo
a medical examination at an early
date. Matthews was among the
first enlisted, but was rejected on
account of his defective eyesight.
1t is said that the examining Of
fcers will not be nearly so strict
this time, and so he will try it
again.
There is liable to be a contest
over the circuit judgeship in Ma
rion county. Over there in chat
district there were two judges to
elect, and the republicans elected
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-17

DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, az
just what a horse needs when In pS
condition. Tonic, blood purifier AZ Y.
vermifuge. They are not food w
medicine and the best in use to pu' q
horse in prime condition. Price .
cents per package.
For sale.by o. o. Krogstad Druggist
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Eaurn,e Auur Bnwc,s with V,..,r,,
c. ) = f.. cur, cous,,,r q, Inn ro-o.o.
W.. -. LC.C.C ta.I, druggists e, fund money
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-17

Educate our Bowels with Cascaree
CanGy Cnthnrtic. cure constipation fots ns
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.Ioned. were mlnus lhe adipose fn. but

TONED. were minus the udipOae I'm, but
says even II that were true It would rtill
not establish the point which he evidently
Intended % make by the article. Tie says
that the experience In the hatchery opera
tonH established by him at the head
waters Of the ClackamnH have absolutely
demonstrated that the only possibility OF
obtaining spawn FOR hatchery purposes
must depend upon the late runs OF nsh,
since In spite OF repeated experiments u
has been found impossible 10 obtain rip,
spawn earlier than August l. In fact. Mr.
Mcclure says the only Instance where
ripcned spawn has been obtained no an
earlier date was In one Isolated case
where Superintendent Hubbard succeeded
IN extracting spawn from female salmon
ON july H. 1881 Mr. Hubbard has re-
pcatedly attempted to obtain spawn M an
earlier date than August T. but has invari-
ably failed. except In the one instance
mentioned Mr. Mcclure says that the
experience on the Sacramento river has
been that no ripe salmon could be OBJ
talncd earlier than August u. as " shown
by the report Of Livingstone Stone one OF
the standard authority In this country
Mr. Mcclure further says II ls most posi-
lively established that me salmon which
enter the river In the carly spring runs do
not spawn. regardless Of how far up the
river they may penetrate until August ],
and subsequent 10 that date He says TO
continue the open season later than Au'
gust 10 would uttely Illustrate the success
VI hatchery operations on the upper
rivers, since It " entirely from the late
runs of fish. ~ said before, that the main
Hsh for artificial propagation are obtained.
So far as the present limit Of the season
II concerned. Mr. Mcclure says that In
geo" before making his annual report he
wrote 10 every canneryman on the C0lum-
bia river asking for opinions AZ to the pro-
prlety Of shortening the present season.
Replies we're received from every canncry-
man but one. and they all agreed that II
would be to the best interests Of tho In
dustry TO close the season on August !.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Matters are rapidly assuming sbIp" for
the bis regatta carnival, and when Friday
morning dawns the regatta committee.
who have been tir.lcss in their efforts 20
make 10 the creates, sporting event ever
known on the Pacific coast. Will have u.l
the prellmnaries satisfactorily arranged.
Already people are arriving IN the city
from outside points and numbers or" cone
s,antly arriving from an oryr N" coast
on the trains and boats The largest
crowd that has ever been saen In the city
E.ll be here TO witness the sports. aside
from those Wto will take part In the rae
Ing events and quarters 10 accommodate
people will BE- taxed 70 the utmost. Large
delegations are said 10 be coming from
San Francisco and other c0as, cities. Yes
terday morning the first Of the California
rowing crews arrived on the Columbia.
bringing with them their boats. They were
met az the dock by the regatta committee
and welcomed TO the ci;y All Of them
were In the best Of health and spirits, ana
enjoyed their trip up the coast. The party
consisted OF ten men and they put up at
the Murray. Nineteen others will come
overland and will arrive here on the
18th The regatta committee nave re-
ceived word that rowing crews from
Birds Inlet. -. C., started from there
Sunday. Tney will come IN their boats 20
Seattle and from there take the train 10
this city. The chinese dragon will be one
0f the biggest attractions Of the regatta.
II WIS secured AT blk expense Dy the re-
gatta committee and was shipped overland
from MarysyilIe, cal, yesterday. II was
made In China and Il the only one on the
continent. and It has never been exhibited
but twice In this country. The monster
marine serpent is receiving tho finishing
touches, and Will be one Of the greatest
exhibits In the water and marine process
siOns. A float representing the battle snip
oregon. for the queen and her maids
Is being decorated and will be ready to-
morrow. The crew OF the Perry will be In
the land procession and will appear In ma
val dress. The regatta committee have
other features Of the carnival well
In hand and promise that everything shall
come on smoothly. Many new prizes were
yesterday added 10 the list, among them
being bale of salmon twlne. " ply 20. do
mated by HOneyman a. Mcbride. which
will be- put up for the first prize In tho
fishing boat race. The committee announce
that they Will distribute fully 5000 in
medals and cash prizes.
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AROUND TOWN.

Temperature yesterday: Portland. %;
Astoria. s.
VIII whelan was in town yesterday.
Entries for all the ruces are coming in
rapidly.
Many excursionists went 70 the beaches
Sunday.
Angus R Carruthers has returned from
trip TO Southern oregon.
Mrs. Daily. Of Portland Is in the city
visiting her sister. Mrs o. soyey.
Herman Wise made the excellent score
of al the A. F. c, alleys yesterday.
F--s -
The regatta committee yesterday COM
pleted arrangements for the Chinese
barge races.
A. c. Fisher and Master Ear Fisher left
for Elk Creek yesterday 20 spend T."
days hunting and fishing.
All the young ladies and children who
will take part ia the queen festivities Will
meet AZ Fishers hall this afternoon a,
o'clock.
The case Of W. II Miller. charged with
running IheateT WITHOUT a license, was
tried before JuSge Ns.sJ. Yesterday ani
dismissed.
In the police court yas,e~day four oaies
Of drunkenness came W fer tr.d and re-
ceived the usual lne Three c.ses i'r-
feited their bail agsrcs i;ins 81
The scandinavian Benevolent society
gave a picnic sunday at New Astoria.
Quite a crowd attended and very enjoy
able time was had.
The usual meeting o. the Progressive
Commercial Association was not held las,
night. The members were busy making
arrangements for the regatta.
Mr.. Edgar J. DAILY, he popular north
west representative Il tis CicN6lanG Bak-
mig Powder company was in the city yes
terday. He will leave today for llwaco,
The Sons of Herman held their picnic al
Chinook beach Sunday. Il was well at
tended and he crowd amused themselves
with dancing, games. and the best o
lunches.
The grand stand under construction 10
the regatta at the Fiavel dock viii b'
finished by Thursday. It will have seat
ing capacity for /. 800 people.
The Manila guards will arrive IN M
city Thursday night They will be met
the depot by the Second Oregon naval re
serves and escorted to their headquarters
Miss Lou DeYo daughter Of Mr.. +. A
DeYo, left on Saturday for Berkley Cu
where she wli resume her second years
course of studies at the university Of Cali
fornia.
County Clerk Wherity issued TWO mar
r4age licenses yesterday The hap
couples were Matt S. Punmala and FIJI
forppa: Eroius p. Ingram and EXin
Knowles.
The West Shore Mills company have jus
received large lot OF fir cordwood froi
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WHEN SALMON SPAWN
Mr.. Mcclure Says Standard Authorities
Prove They Never Spawn Before
August

Fish Commissioner McGure's attention
was called 10 a communication In yester-
days Oregonian signed by one Clark Nor
rls In which an attempt IL made to prove
that salmon obtained for hatchery pur-
poses from the runs OF fish entering the
river after the close Of the season would
De reproduced only In the late runs which
fishermen are prohibited by law from
catching. Mr.. Mcclure thought the com
municatlon was inspired by some one who
opposes the present limit Of the open sea
son. He laughs at the statement that 30
per cent Of the salmon packed since Mon
day, the 7th, at the two canneries mem
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evening. and although both President
Hamb.et, and Secretary Allen We're ab'
sent "a general and animated discussion
, of the various topics that have been be-
ior the club Tor the past few weeks i9oS
place. a representative OF the omaha Be,
was presen, with a proposition 'rlm hl'
paper gor advertising this locality The
bee proposes Co issue a 1'Oop cdl,iUn %
which four pages VIII be- devoted ,0 an
exhaustive wr!,s-up ot fhe Columbia river
basin. Each locality VII. De treated 800 lc.
oriange Vl,h the number 90 copies slH-
sor,bed Tor at one cent each. Oh" publisher
90 make the distribution no she omaha
exposition, Several gentlemen present
subscribed for number o. copies. b1, ,hs
matter was referred 20 the HdyerIsng
committee FOR further consideration. JIs'
now quite a number ot Push club members
are either al the beach resorts Ur busy on
she regatta committee 20 Il IS .lfcul, ia
get together a very big gathering
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TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM,

Enectually yet gently, when costlye OF
bilious to permanently overcome habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity. without irri-
tatlng or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds. or fevers, use Syrup Of Figs
made by the California Fig Syrup co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

John Carr, who has been serving a term
In the county jail for the larceny Of a
milk can, was liberated Sunday. He was
taken to the boat by Chief Hallock and
shipped out Of town. George Wilson, serv-
ing a sentence for drunkenness, did not
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Herman Wise yesterday received a dis
patch from the Multnomah and oregon
Road clubs stating tnat their teams when
are to take part In the special inter-ciuD
bowling contest viii not be able 10 ar
rive until saturday This viii make u
necessary 20 commence the games al 3
or SEQ Saturday morning. Bowling sa,ur-
day night ls out Of the question, as the
visitors must see the great Illuminated
marine parade. The local team In made W
of the following bOwIers: Herman Wise
captain, l.. b. Burroughs. e.. II. Cooper
- K. Higgins, ". o. Laws. =. y. soyey.
Substitutes r. C. r. AstDury and g. f..
Allen. The team will doubtless make
matters interesting for is opponents
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Stella. wash. which they are offering al
very low figures See advertisement In
another column.
f. J. Arnold the 'merry-go- round
man. VIII remove his show 70 the corner
% Ninth and Bond streets and viii then
be able 10 handle the crowd during the
regatta.
A register for visiting o1rsmen was
opened at regatta headquarters yesterday.
The members o. the san Francisco row
lug clubs arriving yesterday we're the ars'
to register their names
The case Of the gillnetters arrested FOR
Illegal nshing came up IN Justice Hughes
c1urt yesterday. on motion Of the prose
cutting attorney the cases were indea-
ultely postponed.
The chapel car. In which daily eyangel-
lsuc services are being held. will bc moved
today 90 the siding just east u the As
,oria iron works. where the managers will
he glad 20 welcome everybody. "a
J. W. Lysons, editor OF the Morning
Leader Of Port Townsend. passed through
the city yesterday or the steamship CO.
lumb.a IN route home from a mp 90
Southern California.
Yesterday Ross. Higgins < 60. received
large shipment Of unusually ane Ash
land peaches. They are o. the Crawford
variety and every one who saw them
pronounced them much superior 20 any
peaches shipped here from California.
The rich mans whiskey Is Harper. be-
cause II Is supremely delicious. The poor
mans whisky Is Harper. because such
good whisky helps him. The family whis-
key Is Harper. because Il Is pure, pleasant
and Strengthening. Sold BY Foard &
Stokes. Astoria, ore.
". A. McGriil. OF the repOrtOrial stan
% Western Spots, a San francisco Jour
nal Is In the city. He Will handle the re-
gatta for that paper and the can. He has
thorough technical knowledge Of sports
and will be the only representative Of a
! california sporting paper present.
! r. \. DeYO received w1-d yesttrday
from his brother residing a, clyde, ohio,
announced the death Of their father on
the 10Th inst Deceased was about - years
old at the time Of his death, and was
well known throughout the ohio reserve
country
News was received from Seaside yester-
day Of the drowning there Of Miss Percy
Wing OF Washougal, wash she was
bathing in the surf with several friends
when the undertOw lifted her from her
feet and carried her beyond her depth.
She soon sank from sight. The body was
not recovered.
The Ladies Aid society Of the N. F.
church will give a lawn party at the resi-
Idtnce Of Mrs. Shstad li2 suomi avenue
UniJntOWn. this afternoon from 2 10
O'clock The grounds are beautifully dec.
GRATED and everyone participating is sur'
to have d good time. a cordial invitation
is extended 10 all.
, The Columbia ame yy 'erd. y Win q
big freight list and discharged a .args par
Of it, principally ;ruit ans vegetables FOL
local merchants. 40 the - r. q y. cock
$. brought M four SOULS for the regat
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Mat;e Alams was arrested yesterday
on a warraa; sw pa out IN Justice Hugh
,5ur, hy p. J caHrry. charging her win
assault on Ms CAtrev. 10 appears t7't
both families are living In the same build
ing and the assault consisted ia Mrs.
Adams throwing . bucket of w-ter on
Mrs. Cunery. The case was SCI t5s ''iai
At ID O'Clock this mornlng
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Posture Is the very axis Of physical
cOmeliness.
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leave the city and was taken IN By ;ne
police q few hours Afterwards on the OLD
.charCs.
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There was well attended meeting or
The Astoria Progressive Association last
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The following san Francisco olrsmeh
came up in the Columbia yesterday morn
lag: Thomas J. y MaAouey. George NC
Grill. = Hanson. George Miller. \ Neuo.
G.. Ochs. Alex Pape Dr. Dennis and :.
Wilson These men belong 20 the Ala
media and South End rowing crews. and
ore crack oarsmen with crack records.
The other members Of the crews will leave
San Francisco IN the morning. They are
coming overland They will take part IN
the barge and scuil races.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Deputy Game Warden Keegan and Con-
stable Wickman Sunday evening arrested
four boys. named Lou Erickson Charles
Arne,. August Arnei, and Alex Jackson
for killing game Ou; Of seas0n. They were
found IN a boat above Tongue Point with
about a dozen ducks In their possession.
They were tried before Justice Hughes
yesterday and with the exception of
Erickson who proved his innocence were
fined 81 eaCn Being unable 10 pay their
fines their gun. were held as security and
they were allowed 20 20.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

r. J. Arnold, the ''merry-go- round
man. VIII remove his show 20 the corner
o; Ninth and Bond streets and viii then
be able 10 handle the crowd during the
regatta.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Stella. Wash. which they are Offering al
very low figures. See advertisement In
another column.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

A register for visiting oarsmen was
opened al regatta headquarters yesterday.
The members og the san Francisco row.
iur clubs arriving yesterday we're the arsi
20 register their names.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

J. Pembroke has announced the
makeup % the crews which VIII tax
par, IN the barge races. as follows: MD
gets-George carson, No. !. Robert Nc
Arthur. No. >. George Bates. No. >. Frank
DupHs--u. stroke George McGriIl. cox
swain. Aleme3a-Eugeue Hadcoek No. J.
william Hansen No. ?, Atweil Webb NO
3 Fred Ayers. stroke, and "a Hansen.
cox.waln. The entries FOR the olirgser
skin race will be Or. C.. G. Dennis, AlrA
Pane Frank Wilson. and Conrad Ochs'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

Admiral J. y Day and his party, com
posing the Portland committee and
number " invited guests. will 'eaye Port
land on Thursday on the flagship Sadie B'
The governor and stan IN full uniform
will accompany this party. Admiral Day
and his geDlemen guests Will wear the
regulation regatta yachting uniform, ana
expect 20 create no little stir among the
yaohtmen on their arrival In port The
Hoo-HOO belonging 20 Mr.. lnman, VIII
also leave Portland on Thursday with a
party OF prominent guests. and VIII re-
main In the harbor during the carnival
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-16

The case Of the gillnetters arrested for
Illegal fishing came up in Justice Hughes
c1uri yesterday. on motion Of the prose
cutting attorney the cases were indea-
ultely postponed.