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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-20
Waldorf WaWa.

w. f. Wann is still buying cattle in
this vicinity.
When Champion Jeffries gets licked
| will tell yon.
Sneaking Jack Frost stole in upon us
few nights ago.
The seine caught over one thousand
salmon last Sunday.
Johnny Peterson is delivering fish
for the cannery this year.
Harrison brothers are planning lum-
ber for the salmon boxes
Josiah Gideon is running the planer
engine. He is 6rst-cluss engineer.
MIR. Eyerson has sold his ranch down
the beach. We did not learn the pur-
chaser's name
.. G. Thomson has sold his property
here and will leave for his ranch near
Portland in few days.
Henry Simmons has moved his sheep
up on the John Lutjeus ranch on Drift
creek.
Captain Wakefield was in town few
days ago. His report of his enterprise
Oh the Siletz was not at all ENCOURAGING.
FAILING LEAVES.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-20

Prayer meeting will be held every
Thursday evening at the parsonage,
Scott Brown is the champion fisher
these days.
The Agency farmer, William Towner,
has moved into the building formerly
occupied by the clerk.
Siletz is a social, pleasant. orderly
and beautiful place to live in; there
are no disturbing elements, and we are
enjoying ourselves to the fullest extent.
Mrs. Copeland and daughter, Miss
Anna Chambers, are in Portland. We
understand Mrs. Copeland is negotiat-
ing for her winter supply of rubber
goods.
DR.. Thaver, who is supplying the
place of physician here until the reg
ular appointee arrives, is fast making
friends and gaining the good will of
everybody.
Charles Montgomery has been sup
plying our people with many useful
articles during the past week. He also
brought over a sack of sweet corn and
supplied Messrs. Metcalf, Antoine Ad-
ans and Rev. Bryant.
Superintendent Betz is worker and
the school is steadily improving under
his efficient management He has an
excellent corps of workers to aid him.
and this year will, we believe, be a ban
ner year in the history of the school.
Services in the chapel Sabbath morn
ing we're largely attended Sabbath
school opened with the following Off.
GERS; Superintendent, Bert r. Betz:
teachers, Mesdames PEARS, Holmes.
Lockhart, and Messrs. Grant and Betz
Major y. j. Buford is constantly
studying how to better the condition of
the Indians under his care, and much
credit is duo him for the many i'm
provements and conveniences provided
during the past year. Our county sur
veyor, u. M. Derrick, was oyer,this week
and located line for roadway direct
from Siletz to the public cemetery
When completed it will be of great
benefit.
y farewell social was given at the
home Of Major Buford Saturday even
ing, October Il, and again the gooG
people of this community we're called
upon to bid goodbye to Wesley Davis
and Guy Buford, who will be greatly
missed by all. Their songs contributed
much toward the enjoyment of the
evening, 1t would be very difficult To
excel Major Buford and family as en-.
lertainers. Games we're INDUCED in
and refreshments served.
A farewell social was held in the
office of Agent Buford Thursday even
ing in honor Of DR.. Turner. A large
number were in attendance. Instru
mental and vocal music and games
were indulged in. Mrs. BRYANT ofIici.
ated at the organ. Refreshments were
served in the form of cake aud coffee
Appropriate remarks we're made by our
ever.ready and fluent speaker, Major
Buford. All went home at late hour.
thoroughly enjoying the occasion, but
very much the departure of
our genial companion and efficient
physician, DR.. Turner The PASTOR.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-20

Efo N''" 'he way to long and HEALTHY
Common sense teaches that y ,r,,, ,,,...,,
% hot oVer-WurS or ovCr-worry; that he should
taEe ample time for his meals. for rayii,,Cr
am. anu LOT recreation and sleep; that he sho,,id
not neglect the little ills of life h,co,,a.o,,
uIcy are the precursors of serious and fstoI
hl'idoles. Chemistry has enabled ,,,er 80
IhakS combinations of drugs that were H.,
Pp'sipIe III the days of the alchemists
- ~ 80 sSlGnce mas taught when. how and
LLty 'ISsC computations of drugs should
DC usea: Or Pierce's Golden Medical rS;s
coVery Is the most valuable Of ali Ln,,,t' ris'
restoring medicines, and the most e rac,i,.,
i;r n5t work is upon the fountain. head of
Hte-the stomach. A man who has n ,,,aoi. ~
ana impaired stomach and who A. .at .'t.
P!oPcIly digest his food will soon find ,Lot
nts ~, g'ood has become weak and irinovnr''
nri,, yl5u mat ms whole body is ilnproD.
r,iy 4mu lnsuiticiently nourshed. This
itnta' .;, LIiakes the stomach strong. tcii.
cue lost appetite, makes assimilat;on ,,ar g.
IeCt' inNigorates the liver and nr,;Ea. pSi L'..i
ohtiches tile blood. 1t is the rrrat SIo,I.i u'.H
maker tesh-buildcr and nerve to,,;, C'0oq,
IlaEes men strong in body, active i, -; ~ -
ana cool in Judgment ~ i'iiiio
IL u9es not make 1abby fat, but so,id
muscular hesh nerve force and vital a' ,.,
eIgy. All medicine dealers sell Il eAi'
p w Jordan, Esq, Of corbin wi,;t,o,. r.
NY, writes About two aud h,ic " c!'i.iey Co.
was taken with severe pains in tbe yCGt 80 ugo
gan 10 spit up blood was troubled with nigt pc
hnrdiv viii, Wus WIS SO snort wiuded that l could
Soiden Medical Discovery and bo,i, Ilefees
DOLL IN strength and weight.' improved
me medicine dealer who urpes so,,,o
suoSutute is thinking Of the larger t,rae, n1lne
~ - maze ana not OF your best good
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NOrtoRs Notes.

One of the native sons is attending
school here this winter.
That wedding ye scribe wrote about
a year ago will take place within the
next week.
John Hamar went to the valley las t
week and invested in a band of goats.
We all want goats, but
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-20

The mystery
of life an i
death has puz-
zled many a
wise man. The
alchenists of
old searched in
vain for some
combination of
drugs that
would prolong
life indefinite,
ly. Common
sense, clieniis-
try and medical
science have
combined in
4,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-19

Mrs. Cannon Sues the Central Rail-
way for Her Husbands Death.

Mrs. Cannon Sues the Central Rail-
way for Her Husbands Death.
Mrs NJ A. Cannon has filed suit for &c.
900 damages against the Central of Geor-
gia Railway for the killing of her hus-
band, John A. NJ. Cannon, Feb 4, last.
Cannon was employed as a switchman by
the Florida Central and Peninsular Rail-
road and was killed by a Central switch
engine at the junction of the two roads.
The engine was moving backwards at the
time. Mrs Cannon charges negligence
against the railway company on a number
of grounds, among them that there was
no light on the rear of the engine that the
engineer in charge of the locomotive was
unfit and incompetent to have charge of
an engine, that he was running the engine
at a reckless rate of speed, about thirty
miles an hour when at the time and place
the speed should not have exceeded four
miles an hour and that the engineer saw
Cannon in time to avoid running over
him, but that he "wilfully or wantonly"
ran the locomotive upon the deceased.
Messrs. Gigniliiatt & Stubs and r. r.
Richards are attorneys for Mrs. Cannon.
Other suits entered for the May term of
the City Court are as follows:
James 4. Anderson and NJ. A. O'Byrne,
receivers of the Mutual Building and Loan
Association of Atlanta, against r. Angus
Anderson for a loan of 5000 with interest,
amounting to $S,579.97 April l, the loan be-
ing secured by property of the defendant.
Robert Washington against W. L. VIII
son, 5000 damages for Injuries received
while loading pig iron in the hold of the
steamship Kourdistan,
The Standard Building and Loan Asso-
citation against ]. l.. Whatley, trustee, 5000,
on deed.
McDonough & Co. against ]. b. Withers,
suit on note for $2,0O4.O5.
The number of suits filed for the May
term is fully as large as usual and a large
amount of interesting work for the next
term is in prospect.
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a battalion TO Guam and one to Manila
portions of battalions have been sent 20
Forio hico and Cuba, and, as soon as re-
eFuits can be raised, it is the intention to
sehu battalion to Honolulu and three or
Tour more to Manila.
"A slrong feature to induce men 10 enlist
~ the corps is believed to exist in the priv
hege that is afforded of going TO sea and
seeing the world for two or three years.
Inc marines are sent away on cruises
ABOARD the big battieships and other men
OF war The Chicago is about TO take a
detachment OF seventy-five marines on a
cruise around Africa, during which all the
prlnelpal ports of the continent will be vis-
tied
on shore the duty of the marines is said
10 De rather easy. 1t is regarded as pref
eraoie to that of the soldier in that the
marines are always posted at the largest
etles where the navy yards are located.
Guard duty at the yards falls to the lot of
the marines, but they have plenty of leave
ana can spend good deal of their time as
they see fit
Capt. Draper says but little seems to be
known of the marine corps. He ascribes
this to the slight strength of the corps in
comparison with that of the army and
navy, and the fact that there are not so
many recruiting offices scattered over the
country. Ii Is his intention to advertise
ms presence in Savannah to secure re-
cruits by writing to the postmasters of
all the small towns in this section, re-
questing that they post a notice of the
establishment of the office. He wants to
attract the country youths. as he finds
they make good marines. The pay the
recruits will receive as privates is $l3 "A
month, the same as in the army in time
or peace, but the non-commissioned Off
GERS receive more. A warrant is waiting
IN the service for any man with ability
20 win II, and So for that matter is
commission, though the candidate has
rocky road TO travel to fit himself for
that honor. Still the service admits of
an advance from the ranks to a position
as lieutenant. If there is the right stuff
IN the man IL is said there is no reason
why he should not go up.
Capt. Draper arrived in Savannah from
Washington, where he is stationed on
shore duty. During the war he was on
one of the vessels, and was adjutant of
the battalion that landed at Guantanamo
under Lieut.. Col. Huntington to capture
The place for the sake of Its cable station
and coaling facilities. The adjutant plant
ed the first American flag on Cuban soil.
In the hot little fight that followed the
marines killed and wounded more Span
iards than the Cuban army did in any of
its battles save one, when Maceo attacked
Martinez Campos.
In the Spanish war marines also helped
to man the guns of the battleships and
cruisers on which they fought. The ma
rines on the vessels always form part of
the regular gun crews.
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HELP wAsrED-mALE.


WANTED, A. COMPETENT CARPET
layer; must be sober and industrious; state
wages wanted. +. Q. Box 81, Savannah.
WANTED, TRAVELLERS TO TAKE A
good selling article as side line. Address
Sloat Bros. CO., Savannah. Ga.
MAN OR LADY no TRAVEL AND AP-
point agents; established firm; $50 per
month and all expenses to start. Manufac-
turer, Box 1893, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED, FOR UNITED STATES
Army able-bodied unmarried men, be-
tween ages of IS and 35. of good character
and temperate habits. For Information
apply to recruiting officer. SOs Bull street.
Savannah. Ga.
WANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
United States Marine Corps, unmarried
men Of good habits, between the ages OF
p and % years; must be free from all
physical defects and disease and not less
than feet 8 inches nor more than 6 feet
in hight; must be citizens or naturaized
citizens of the United States; enlistment
for FIVE years; duty abroad or In United
States; pay. $l3 to SIG per month; food,
clothing and medical attendance free. For
enlistment or further particulars. apply TO
Recruiting Officer, Morrison House, 1903
Broughton street, east, Savannah, Ga.
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JUNIOR CLASS EXHIBITION.
Young Members of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Show Athletic Ability.


The junior gymnasium class Of the
Young Mems Christian Association gave
an interesting exhibition of the work that
is being done by the association for the
physical development of the youth of the
city, at the gymnasium yesterday after
noon. On account Of spell of Illness
from which he has only partially recovered
Physical Instructor Blake could not d-
rect the work of the classes. and his place
was taken by Secretary johnson.
The exhibition began with a wand drill
by the class, forty or more in number.
that was pretty and graceful and showed
thorough instruction and faithful prac-
tice. The drill was led by one OF the boys,
Master Walter Elton, and his movements
throughout the long and somewhat COM
plicated drill were closely followed by ey-
cry member of the class.
Glass and section work on the apparatus,
the German horse, parallel bars and rings,
followed the wand drill. Ii was equally
creditable. Next on the programme was
an Indian club race, participated In by
many Of the members Of the class, divided
into sections for convenience. ami the diff
ferent heats were close, interesting and
exciting. The object was to take up five
,
as for a game Of ten pins, run with them,
one at a time, to the opposite side and re-
Mace them in the same relative position
they occupied at first. The description OF
The race makes Il seem somewhat prosaic
and uninteresting but in actual practice It
was anything but this and kept the spec
tators eyes glued 20 the participants from
start 10 finish. The deciding heat, in which
the winners Of all the other heats met, was
won by Master Walter Sullivan.
The exhibition concluded with a game OF
basket-baiI between two teams picked
from the class and captained by Paul
Jette and Edwin Kessell, respectively,
THE former team won by score Of six
goals TO one.
Alter the exhibition the ladies' auxiliary
served dainty refreshments to the class.
which the exercise through which they had
lust gone put them in excellent condition
10 appreciate and enjoy
The formal organization Of the Junior de-
partneut was completed BY the announce
roent Of Che officers and committees. who
had been selected by President g. ". Gil
bert OF The association. They are Az fol-
lows: Frank Bell Jr. president; Waller
Elton vice president, and Campbell Kreu-
sOn necrei8ry. Tho chairman Of fhe COM
fnistees are George c0rHWeJ religious
work; Louis Flood, membership, and
Charles Strong, Jr., gymnasium. The
boys manifest ep interest 81 fhis work ana
d Is hoped by fhc older members N the
association that their Organization igio .
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THE RECORDERS COURT.
John Hodges and Edward Walsh
Taxed $50 Each.


John Hodges and Edward Walsh were
each sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or
serve sixty days in the lookup, by the
Recorder in the Police Court yesterday
morning. The men were charged with
being drunk and cursing. abusing and
shooting at Edward Nixon; with drawing
a knife on John Reed, and with breaking
in the door of the house of Belle Greene.
The row in which they had played star
parts occurred near Laurel Grove ceme-
terry.
The Recorder found Hodges and Walsh
not guilty or the second charge and guilty
on the other two, and for each of these
they were sentenced to pay $25 a piece
Tney did not have the money and went to
Jail
Lee Jones was turned over to the City
Court for the alleged larceny after trust
Of S1OC, the property of j. c. Evans, n
men Der of the Fourth Tennessee, which
the latter had given him for the purpose
OF dcposNing it in bank in the city
Instead OF doing this, Evans says Jones
Appropriated the money TO his own use
and has refused to surrender or account
for il
Mr.. c. Wallace Howard appeared in
court al a witness against Eddie Davis,
colored, whom he charged with stealing
pocketknife from one of his children The
Recorder remanded Davis to the City
Court for larceny from the person.
For the larceny of sack of rice from
the grocery store of Mr.. L. L. Cubbedge,
Bart Thompson. oolored, was turned
over to the City Court. The theft oc-
CURED on last Monday, and the negro was
arrested soon afterWard.
There were two cases before the Recorder
in which the prosecuting witness in the
first was the prisoner in the other, and
vice versa. Gus Smith accused Annie
Green of the larceny of IS from him, and
the woman retahated by charging that
Gus had amused himself by throwing
rocks at the house OF Silva Ferguson. The
Green woman was turned over to the City
Court for larceny from the person and
Smith given his choice of fine of IS or
ten days In jail. He went to Jail.
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"GSRUiTING FOR THE MARINES.
N"pI Draper in Charge of an once
at MORRISON House.


at Morrison House.
savannah has a recruiting Office for the
Il@rfne corps now as well as for the army
Nap'' II. L. Draper of the marine CORPS
es'aDnshed an Office yesterday at the Nor
-'s'n House, and expects TO conduct il for
month or six weeks. Any able bodied
"n''e man between the ages of 81 and IS
may enter the service on presenting him
ssH 20 the captain and satisfying him that
mere are no physical or other disabilities
'Hat aebar him under the regulations from
belng accepted
capt Draper will throw his flag to the
urleezes Of Broughton street to-day, SO
etu' 'Aose who run may read that the
sV1ei uhent has something to do with that
'uiiledlate locality. A further look about
W" disclose sign he purposes erecting
10 snow recruits are wanted, and that the
.stFlee Of the marine corps stands open for
the right men.
oerst Evans Is assisting Capt. Draper.
Ie was detailed with the captain 10 get
h t'lsn Tor the service, and Capt Draper
lop'A ne VIII be successful In sending on
several nice patches from THIS CITY. The
rockies VIII so 70 Norfolk. New York
"nu fhlladelphia, but Il VIA not be long,
abroad
mo policy Of expansion IL making de-
' .tps upon the marine corps and the
s'V'sih OF that branch Of the navy has
-, 20 Increased. Under recent act Of
snsI.he me corps may DO recruited 90
'.ID men. Ia the service thore are now
49,, 800 under command Of Brig. Gen.
svvsli Nno has headquarters "a Wash
4's'sh' me government has already sent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hay
ing demands against Maria L. hewitt. late
OF said county, deceased to present them
to us, properly made out. within tho time
prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debted 20 said deceased are required to
make immediate payment to US.
Savannah, Ca. March IA, 1899.
RANDOLPH ARSON
GEORGE J. MILLS.
DANIEL r. THOMAS.
Executors
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given cisat I have nnaao
application to the Court of %srdinarv for
Chatham county for leave to sell the one
Attn undivided interest IN lot nunnher
eight 81 Arson ward, IN the city of "a.
vannah, and improvements thereon. be-
longing 20 estate OF Francis W. Reid. de-
ceased, for the payment OF debts and dis
trIbutlon, and that said order viii no
Granted at May term, 1899, Of said court
unless objections are filed thereto.
MARGARET REID.
Adminlstratrix Estate Of Francis W. Reid
deceaeed.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr. Oliver II. King of Marietta is among
he guests registered at the De Soto.
Mr.. Martin Amorous Of Atlanta spent
Yesterday in the city, a guest Of the De
Soto.
Mr.. c. w. Phillips was among the At
ianta gentlemen registered yesterday at
the De Soto.
Mr.. Frank c. Owens came up yesterday
from Waycross, and Is among the arrivals
registered az the De Soto.
Mr.. George w, Alien and Capt. II. d. FL
A.. prominent citizens Of Atlanta, are
among the visitors stopping 81 tho De
Soto.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, SMALL cOLORED GIRL
10 nurse and help round house. South
west corner Abercorn and Waldburg.
ALL LADIES HAVING SPARE TIME
can earn money making patches; Sc 20 $40
weekly: reply envelope for particulars and
sample. Foster Co.. 525 West Twenty
ninth street, New York.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
hotlca Is hereby given that 1 have made
application 20 the Court OF Ordinary FOR
CHATHAM county, for leave 20 sell lots "a
ana n. jackson ward, city OF Savannah.
said state and county, belonging 20 estate
81 4. Ellen Coleman, deceased. for the
pa.fnens o. debts ana dztrlbution, ana
thst esid order viii be granted a. May
term is5s. Of said court, unless objections
are nlc0 thereto.
ALEXANDER r. LAYTON.
Administrator,
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ache, headache, nervous tired
feeling, painful menstruation and
leucorrhea.
took four bottles of Vegetable
Compound, one box of Liver
Pills, and used one package of
Sanative Wash, and am now well.
L thank you again for the good
you have done for me.-ELLA E.
BRENNER, East Rochester, Ohio.
Great numbers of such letters as
the above are constantly being re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham from wo-
menwho owe theirhealth and hap
piness to her advice and medicine.
Mrs. -Pinkham's address is
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is Of
fered free to all suffering women
whoare puzzled about themselves.
If you have backache don't neg
lectitor try heroically to work it
down, you must reach the root of
the trouble, and nothing viii do
this so safely and surely as lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Backache is accompanied
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-19
AGENTS WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE
agents for Telephone Tablets and special
ties. pays $500 a year; inclose stamp. Vie
tory Mfg Co. Cleveland, o.
WANTED A LOCAL AGENT IN
every town IN the South DO sell monu-
ments steel fences and mantelg on com.
mission; good designs ana samples fur
nisbod. The George W. CLARK Company,
. Madison street, Rutland. VI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-19

regular department will serve to increase
and not to lessen II.
About forty of the boys took part In the
organization of a bicycle club, that is to
have the following officers: Weyman Ear-
mon, captain; Harry Butter, lieutenant,
and Allen Hunter. bugler.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-19


REPAIRING STOVES. WRENCHES,
heaters on short notice; best work, cheap,
by Domnitz, Emancipation avenue.
MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY RENO
waited ana made 20 order az reasonable
price; moving, shipping, packing and story
ing furniture speciality: rates aiwayi
suitable. A. s. Grifin. ga BroughtoI
west. Zone 2iel.
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lot Of aches
the
j.
perence in the following letter.
nsed it has relieved troubles, like again
Thankst Lydia E. Pinkha
shall also recommend wherever
AMCn and Mediciuc
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rMrLoYMnNr wANrrn.

BRIGHT. ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
wants position as stenographer; good clerk
and penman; also bright at figures; best
references given. Address Integrity"
Morning News.
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EDUCATIONAL.

-~-~~~~-~-~~~-~----~> ----~-~-~-~>---~~s~-
PARTIES WHO DO NOT WISH TO
attend a regular school can obtain pri-
vat0 lessons in shorthand and typewrlt-
inc at 500 Bull street. near De Soto Iio-
tel; phone 2265. any hour after i1:30 a. m.