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Evening journal., 1898-12-07
MISOUAOALE HONE BLgCIIONS
OFFICERS ELECTED, Committees
APPOINTED AND REPORTS
gI1g'ARn

OFFICERS ELECTED, Committees
APPOINTED AND REPORTS
HEARD.
Az the annual meeting Of the board
cf managers OF the Minquadale Home
the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President, w. W.
neutrality-suspicious.. Chief justice Z.
b. Lore; secretary, Miss Alice d. Lob
deli: treasurer. Uindley G. Kent. The
usual committees also were appointed.
The report Of Treasurer Kent was
read and ad5psed. The receipts during
the year were. Cash on hand, as re-
ported and examined By the finance
committee, November, 1897, S9SS.26;
cash from subscriptions anh donations,
81 .3o9; cash from annuity estate Of G.
G. I.ohdell, $50; cash from interest on
mortgage Investments, $685.; cash from
interest on deposit in trust, $25.4l; In
surance dividends. $3.50; cash from
sale OF farm products, Si5.7O;cash i;on
rent OF farm. $3.50; cash from in'
mate fees, $1,000; total, s3,7l9.2o. This
expenses during the year we're So,
21O.97; leaving q balance Of s5Ss.2S.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
rHRoMN rRoM HIs TEAM.

Daniel Bubenzer, the coffee roaster,
WAS badly injured in a runaway yes
teiiihy afternoon, and is now at the
DeraIware Hospital for treatment. The
horse, attached TO a dog-cart, ran
AWAY from Mr.. Bubenzer at Front and
West streets, and the wagon struck a
hitching post at Front and Washing
ton streets, throwing Mr.. Bubenzel
upon the sidewalk on his head. He was
picked up unconscious and carried t
his home, but later taken to the hos
pital. He is not dangerously injured
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
IN THE THREE COURTS.
Superior Court Jurors Dis
charged Until Monday.
COURT ApJoURHs TILL SATURDAY

BOARD1Ncg MISTRESS RECOVEISS
FULL AMouNr-ANoTHER CASE
REPORIED sETTHJED- -TlRUs1EE
FOR -FREEHolDEFs
APPOINTED TO MAKE PARHd-
TIoN.
This morning the civil horse in ta7
Superior Court was short and soon cur
rled. Az
The appear case OF Anna NJ. ELLIS vs.
William NJ Winston was tried, Walter
II. Hayes representing Mrs. Ellis end
Garrett & Richards, appearing for Wan
ston. A verdict for the fun amounf 81
the claim for table board, $69.25, wes
rendered in favor Of Mr.. Hayes client.
I'm the case OF Henry Thompson, q
b. a., VS.. Hiralm Moore, p. b. r, 1udg-
ment for costs for the plaintiff below
whs reported and the case disconfin-
ued.
The jurors were discharged unfii
Aronday, and court adjourned until ~
O'Clock on Saturday morning.
ORPHANs' COURT AND CHANCERX
Chhacerlor Nicholson sat In the Levy
Curt room.
E. r. Corhgan, Jr., made return oa
the jury appointed to inquire into the
sanity OF BenjamSn George Washingr
ton Franklin Butler, coLored, and the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Conn
lpany was appointed trustee to care for
his estate, which consists OF pension
money coming to him from the govern
menf.
The case OF Maggie M. Jamdson ys.
James II. S. Gam was argued by Peter
l.. Chopper, Jr.. for the plaintifk and
John II. Rodney for the defendant.
These freeholders were appointed TO
make partition OF the estate OF the late
Michael Dunning: Robert Burgess
Spencer II. Wiley, Daniel Maloney
Samuel NJ. Porter and Charles Raisen.
Argument in the equity case OF Will
liam Bayurd Robinson and Hester Ann
Frhncis vs.. James b. Newlin and Louis
M. shwd1n was postponed until FridaU
at 10 O'Clock on application OF counsel
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
WANTED FoR BTG.AIMY.

W. II. Reinhart. wealthy citizen Of
sanauslky, o.. has been in this city
looking for Charles NJ Paul. who was
formerly a freight agenb here. when
found Paul Will be arrested ON a charge
OF bignmy. Paul married niece OF
Mr. Rinehart, MiEs Leila Hettle, of
Milwaukee, in 1891. After She was mar
ried it was learned Pau. had married.
a Miss Mary sharpIess. Of Ashland, In
Phiiadelphia in 1880. The first wife is
applying for a divorce in the locad
COURTS.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
ROAD INFORMALLY OPENED.

The Wilmington and Brhndywine
Springs Rallway Company inlformalgy
opened lis line tstween this city and
Bandywine Springs this afternoon.
when trolley car was run between
the two points. A number OF invited
guests made the trip, which was under
the supervision Of Manager Richard w
Crook. AS soon as possible after the
opening cads Will be run regularly on
the line
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
CHlANcE on A LIFETINTE.

Pr-cess5r Frank Taylor, for five
years a recognized teacher Of all com
mercGal branches, and thoroughly en-
dol-se5 by a large acquaintance in TINS
city, is now in charge of the conmer-
cial department Of the new Wilmington
College OF Commerce, which has been
opened in ghls city. The college makes
wonderful offer in order to secure
students. It is three mbndhs' tuition
in shorthhnd, typewriung, bool0l0eeQ-
ing, business practice, etc, an entirely
free. This offer has been accepted by
thirsy-Eour students since yesterday az
noon. The college guarantees reliablE
and thorough work and iirst-class in
lstluction.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
AN EARLY FIRE.

Drhperies in The store Of w. W.
Jackson, atsevenrh and Bennettstreets,
canght fire at o'clock this morning
from nearby oil stoye An alarm was
sent in from box No. Is, but the ser
vices Of the department were not nee
essary. The FIRE was extinguiehed by
Mr.. Jackson by few buckets Of water
Jackson's hand WAS severely burned
during the operation.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
cnrY cnrRr cASEs.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Judge Ban in Municipal Court this
morning: john Brown, Benjamin
Thbmpson, John LAWN, Charles
Greer. Edward Seweil, stephen Mnr-
phy. drunk, 81 and COSTS each; Annie
Scott, coC3red, larceny or a guitar, dis
missed
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
REcoVERIED FROM TYPHOID.

Horhce II. BarHow, Of Company "a,
First Regiment. Delaware Volunteers
who hks been quite sick with tynhoid
fever, wins dlsohargad from tine Presby-
terlan Hospital inPhilaGe.phia onMon-
day. On his WAY To Baltimore he STRIP
PED off in Wilmington and spent
short Time with SOME friends.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
mALa

ADTs KODESH CONGREGATION.
The Ails Kodesh Congregation
heJd a meeting on Monhay night and
the committee reported THAT IL he's
made arrangements with the greatest
cantor anil chorus and orchestra %
hold a concert ON December IS, at the
church. Sixth and French streets with
la Hebrew ceremony.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
GARLAND is PREsTDENT,

spottswcod Garland has been elected
president and Jacob Pusey vice-prena-
dent CT the Ccnsumers' Ice and Coat
Company. On January Mr.. Pisey.
VIII become associated wtth new ice
company in this city.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
nlEp Ar rHE AInrsHousE

Frank G7Doney. OF No. 2l5 Elm
street, Newark, n. j., who had Doth
legs cut off at Seaford on Monday oy
the cars, died at the aitmshouseS a
FarnhursG, from The shock His reia'
tives were notified and sent an under
taker from Jersey City 10 take care
of the remains and remove them to hrs
late heme.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
BENEVOLENr UEmoNs supPER,

Delaware Council. C. b. L., Will have
a smoker and musical enkerthinmenf In
it's rooms at Seventh and N1arkes
streess this evening. The annual meet
ing and e.ection OF officers will sEso be
held at that time.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
RETluRN THANKS.

The managers Of the Delaware and
Homeopathic hospitals return thanks
TO the projectors Of the recent Charity
BAIL fsr $70.15, which each institution
received as its share of the proceeds OF
the bal.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
hi IA III MIEEITING.

Caesar Rodney Chapter, ID. A. R.,
will hold ts annual meeting this af-
teruuon at the home Of the state re-
gent. Miss Sophie Wapies, No. S22
Adams street. and eject officers.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
Wilmington, Del. Dec. 5, 1898.

Peter ]. Ford, President Of the Eco
nonAc Life Insurance Company.
Dear Sir: The well-known prompt
ness Of your company was again
proved this morning when | received
your check for S55 on the life of my
daughter. Mary Mackey, who died yes
terday Sunday evening. Truly youi
company is a blessing. l cannot ex
press my thanks sufficiently.
Respectfully. MARY MACKEY,
9O6 West Front street.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
WILL IECrURE Ar cHEsrrR

Medford II. cahoon. assistant city
solicitor. will lecture before the Della
ware County Sunday School Associa-
tion convention at Chester tomorrow
evening. He viii take for his subject.
"Frcnt Line in Sunday School Work. 3
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
nlsHop coJEMAN no SPEAK.

P.elop Coleman left for Norfolk. Va,
to-day, where he VIII address the
Daughters of the King. who are meet
ing in Christ Church there.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07
OLD swEDEs CHURCH IMPROVE
AIENT.

The committee on the renovation OF
Ogd swedes Church has recommended
that the contract for Improvement 10
the church be awarded to Ferguson &
Brown. for S247O. When the work is
comnretea the church will appear as Il
was when first constructed. Work wild
bo commenced at once.
Evening journal., 1898-12-07

Don't bay until you have 8een the
New Ludwig Piano. 515 Shipley eireet-
Evening journal., 1898-12-07

Boggs said that the s407 deposited
for Kenney represented deal in Bay
State Gas. which Mr.. Kenney had
counted him in. He said that he made
mp his mind when compelled to change
the books on February T.
1897, that he could not carry
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
The New Road.

Last summer a Portland survey.
or came TO Toledo and was ioipei
by w. L. Webber. Together ther
visited the Silelz and looked ovr
the undeveloped resources alongs
route for a railroad from Portlart
to Yaqulna. Not quite ali Id
ground was travelled over wha
their supplies gave out and they
had to return. The Portland na
represented several million dOllan
capital, and he seemed much plea-
ed with the outlook for a paying
road. After reporting at hea
quarters he has again written MtI
Webber and wishes him 10 rai:e
money for a completion Of then
last summers trip. This Mr.
Weber is trying to do through tbI
city councils of Newport and Tot
do. Should the road be built d
would be of much benefit to thH|
section as it passes through the flo
est timber and rock in LincOl
county, and would d'be an outlet ID
these two commodities and open %
for settlement portion OF the cou|
try now wild because no market
within reach. The matter will
thoroughly investigated by 0H|
council Saturday night. May
succeed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Prof. Walker of the 49,
school was in town hubnasssll nstl9
with friends yesterday. ''''''
M: l.. Glass came from bis >,
ELK home last night to attera y J
business at the county capital, !
4 Tom Booth of Newport va, |
caller at this office yesterday, ''' n
is working for the Newnor, 4
merry. ''p|
The Newport cannery has tv.,..
boats fishing for them, we a''| w.
and is doing nicely. D''
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald retu,,a|
to her home at Newport last sr,'
ing. She has spent two weeks ss I
1ting Mrs. Geo. Lands and NJ
mother, Mrs. c. c. Kuble-.
Sheriff Ross went to Newpor, !,
Official business last night. n
says taxes are still coming in at \
good rate. He has collected I, a..
delinquent taxes since the 22d d,,I
of July.
J. H. Wilson and family went h|
Corvallis this morning to be II
home with their sick babe and b.,.
the medical aid of Joe's brother, Tb.|
child is very i'll, but we hope 10 h..l
of its recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I Peterson tooI|
the train for Albany Monda
There they met the lady's sist,
from San Jose, Calf. The trio rrI
turned to Corvallis and the tuo|
la lies went to Monroe, where tb,v|
will spend a fortnight visiting at tbs|
old home, while A. 7. boarded M
Yaquina train for home.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Lester Waugh's fever has dtmin
ished and he is trife better.
T. T. Reeder came home from
Yaquina Wednesday morning.
DR.. Turner and Miss Chambers
drove over from Siletz 'sforenoon.
John Logan and his neice came
from the Valley on Wednesdays
train.
Mr.. Wilson of Jefferson is visit
ing at the home of Henry Cannon
this week.
c. E. Hawkins and his daughter
departed for Portland Wednesday
expecting to return Monday.
E. A. Swan departed Valleyward
yesterday morning, presumably to
the Exposition or the State Fair.
Ed Paine and family are domi-
ciled in the building formerly occu-
pied by Barber Bilyeu, Mrs. Paine
arriving Wednesday.
Merchant Snow will probably
move into his commodious new
store building next week. He now
has plenty of room in which to
handle his goods.
Miss Maggie Mackey, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
in this neck O. woods for several
days, returned to her home at the
Siletz Agency Thursday morning.
Mrs. Renus Arnold went to Port
land yesterday to enjoy the sights
of the Exposition and visit her
sister Jessie, who resides there.
AS to Renas, condolences are in
order.
Mrs. ]. Arnold, accompanied by
AL Waugh's two little girls, de-
parted for Eugene yesterday to visit
friends fo1 short time. Her many
friends here wish her pleasant
visit.
F. c. Huffman, who has been
repairing chimneys about town re-
Gently and more especially building
several from rock sawed at his mill
at the Sunset quarry, returned TO
his home on Big Elk the last of the
week.
Messrs. Chauncy Trap and P. A.
Miller of Chitwood, were down to
Yaquina Wednesday evening to as
sist i'll working some of the myster-
les of Odd Fellowcraft or some craft
returning next morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
The Hemp Industry.

Last Spring there was more
less agitation at this place over %
growth Of hemp on the lands aO'l
this place. Seed was sent 10
number of our farmers and u'
patch was sown. Tuesday b.
Jones sent three samples to the h
position, reports of which we VI
see later.
The hemp of c. B. Crosno W
sown on high land the 23rd dN'
June. No rain fell upon it yS'
attained a height of 7 feet. !,
That sown by VIM. Enos Oh y
CAST of May on bench land anu
stretched up to 13 feet. I,
ID. +. Jones drllIeu nIa W
land, the foot OF soil of which y
been scraped into a dyke, the y
day of June. This hemp grew
feet. N
1t will be seen that this nec''
woods will grow elegant hemp,
if Portland furnishes the rnarSss
will pay a handsome pron'' \
believe it will be an induSuy
huge proportions in the very II
future.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
letter, salt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly aIlayed
oy. applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. II
Is equally efficient for itching piles and
e favorite remedy for sore nipples
chaapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
ana chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per boy
For sale by o. o. Krogstad DRUGGIST
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23


There was an old-tashioned barn
raising at the home of John Steel
Wednesday. Messrs. Bauman, Kvn-
lSton, King, Dunn and several 9TH
ers whose names we did not learn,
took an active part. 1t is this sort
OF fellow feeling shown among
nelghbors that bespeaks proper
Gus locality. May it ever exist.
Uncle Thiel and Ed. Schmeer
have been busy this week looking
after the erection of an Aermoter
and placing fine bath in the hole,
Tor the accommodation of guests.
Thus internal improvements 90 on
jack Allphin drew the plans and
made the specifications, and Renus
Arnold did the work-An even dis
tribution of labor.
lhe LEADER compositor, Robert
Collins, has been sick this weet
nursing a fair case of chills and
ieVer; and no wonder. For wears
he has been used to a democratic
uiet each week. Last week silver
republican furnished the copy and
'nis week straight-away republi-
can In other words, c. L. Cow
els issue gave him the chills and
our issue, though only commenced
the lever, AS we go to press, we
near he is better, thank Goodness
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
New Millinery.

The new stock of millinery or
dered by Mrs. T. P. Fish in Port
land this week, will arrive about
Monday. 1t includes all the new
styles and will more than please her
patrons and their bubbles. Ladies',
watch her windows closely and be
among the first to choose a new
winter "bunnit.'
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are
@ Just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
yermltuge. They are not food bnt
hneulcine hn,l and the best in use to put a
morse morse In prime condition. Price e5
Cents per package. A'oo 90
FOR sale by 0. o. Krogstad Druggist
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
Official County Paper.
LOCAL IN BRIEF

A novelty for winter comfort is our
Jersey Over shirts. Look at them.
Y. B. M. Co.
Have you looked over Tellefson' s
new goods? If not, why not?
Miss May Lewis returned from
the Valley hop yards Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Gallagher, a Beaver Creek
arancher, returned from the hop
patch Monday.
The Big Store got a fine lot of
new barrels from Cooper Taft of
Newport Monday.
Mrs. Fish, our popular milliner,
returned from visit to Portland
Monday evening.
Miss Jessie Mays returned from
visit among friends at Elk City
on Mondays train.
Mrs. J. H. Kern of Portland,
wife of our we'll known cannely-
man, arrived last night and this
morning departed for the Agency,
from which place she wsll go down
the river to join her husband at
Kernville. 1t is a long, tedious
trip.
Alexander Mcdonald has moved
his family to Newport for the win
ter, taking his last load Tuesday
afternoon.
The Yaquina Bay Mercantile Co. re-
ceived a large invoice of mems clothing
this week. Everybody can afford to
dress well, judging from the prices they
are selling clothing at.
Four or five tracts of land can be
had at reasonable prices by calling
on or writing to me. PETER TEL
LEFsoN, Yaquina, Oregon.
Mothers, do you want your little boy
to look neat and tidy and up to the
latest style? If so, call on the
YAQ. BAY MERC. Co.
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.
YAo. BAY MERC. Co.
If you want to buy a new dress,
look over the dress goods, ging-
hams, outing hannels and calicos at
Tellefson's Cash Store, Yaquina
City.
Rev, Meyers and wife, who have
oeen visiting friends in Ohio for
some time, returned Tuesday, and
alighted from the train in one of
Oregon's gentle showers.
Salmon trout are biting nicely
these days. Rite Dederick caught
sixteen in couple of hours last
Monday forenoon. If you love to
catch the speckled beauties, now is
the accepted time.
Al Hall began clerking for Hen
ry Lewis Monday and will remain
in that position during Henry )
vacation. Henry and his wife will
visit the exposition and while in
Portland he will order his winter
stock OF merchandise. On his re-
turn trip he will spend a couple of
days at the State Fair.
]. H. Wilson and family of Cor
wallis arrived the last of the week
and are now domiciled at the home
of Mrs Burt. Joe Is working assid-
uously that he may finish his work
on the books of the county by the
time the County Court next meets.
THE LEADER hopes he will find
the condition Of affairs better than
has been reported.
Doc VIM. Wakefield of Little
Elk, came to the Capital Monday.
He came to Morrison by team and
there a shower drove him from the
wagon and he made the rest Of the
trip by rail. He has a fame as an
onion grower that is hrrd to heat
and his son Will is now delivering
the crop to the consumer. May
his shadow never grow less.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Albany Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Stewart visited with
her friend, Mrs. Hooker at Storrs
Saturday.
Everybody is storing away a
winters wood nowadays. That is,
everybody most.
Hop picking is ended for this
year and most of the pickers have
returned home.
John Loomis Jr. of Newport
went to Portland Monday to have
some dental work done.
Mrs. Lee Wade, who has been
confined to her room the last week
is able to be about again.
Edward Killfeather of Portland,
has the contract for building the
court house at Dallas at S., 1888.
Carpenter Flowers, of Newport,
returned from the Valley Friday.
He had been employed there for
several months.
Mrs. Bethers, wife Of our county
superintendent, returned Friday
evening from a two-weeks' visit at
her old home in Philomath.
r. A. Miller and George Gabe
began fishing for the festive salmon
Monday night. They batch in the
Copeland building annex.
Well, we've got just one more
copy Of the LEADER to sell. Its
only ST so year. You fellows in
front let those in the back seats
have a chance.
Emmit Carr, son of our furniture
dealer, returned from the Valley last
Tuesday evening. He has been
working there for several months
and seems pleased TO be at home
again.
Jud Mays and Miss Ollie Logan
drove from Newport Sunday to Wis
it Lester Waugh and family and
get away from the roar Of the surf.
They reported a pleasant ride but
dusty roads.
County Judge Stewart and Clerk
Lu went to Kings Valley last
to hunt the gay and festive China.
Both returned Friday evening look
ing refreshed by their vacation, but
exhibited but two birds. Remarks
about those two birds are not in
order; think very silently what you
please.
DR.. F. M. Carter, of Elk City,
visited Newport professionally the
last of the week, and also called on
the "aigh Sheriff" the following
day to sigh and settle his taxes.
o, Well, they all do that-sigh
when taxes are to be paid. Its
more or less like dead boss" you
know.
Misses Ollie Logan and Cora
Mays of Newport, passed through
the onl J county capital Wednesday
morning. The former goes to at
tend Monmouth College this year
while the latter, after a short visit
in Corvallis, will go to her sisters s
home in the Ceur d. Alene coun-
try. May success accompany them
both.
Miss Effie Crosno departed Mon
day morning for Portland to attend
the Portland Business College.
She will makea specially of stenog-
raphy and typewriting. Miss Efie
is selfre'iant, business lady, who
has worked in the Clerks office at
this place for over two years and
there is no question but that she
will stand we'll toward the head OF
her class on graduation day. Her
many friends will regret sincerely
L. 1.