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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-15
TOLEDO AND VICINITY

B. F. Hahn of Yaquina was a county
seat visitor Monday
John Kentta OF Siletz made Toledo
business call Monday.
Carfenters are engaged in enlarglng
Lee Wade's residence.
Merchant Warren Hall of Siletz was
in the city Tuesday night.
Mrs. George A. Hall left yesterday
morning for visit in Portland
l.. NJ. Gilbert of Siletz left this morn
ing on business trip to Salem.
S. A. Holmgreen of Beaver Greek
was a county seat visitor yesterday.
Justice Robert DePoe of Siletz was in
the city Monday on official business.
John Folmsbee OF Elk City was
Toledo visitor the fore part OF the
week.
Willie Ioehein departed last Satur-
day morning for Harrisburg to inspect
the labor marEet
Mrs. j. s. Akin returned last Satur.
day from a visit with relatives and
friends in Portland.
George Freeman, the boss painter, is
kept bust these days-between showers
Most of his time is devoted to Newport
1t is reported that Gust Olson has
secured the old creamery property on
the south side and will start E tannery.
That'll be good.
Mrs. Jennie Arnold is again on duty
in the postoffice, after protracted con-
test with the measles. Several cases of
this malady are reported in the com.
munity.
Olga Marks, aged IS, died Sunday
night at her home about two miles
south OF Toledo, after protracted i'll
ness. She was buried Tuesday in To
ledo cemetery.
Clifford Gray returned Wednesday
from Salem, where he has been making
good as student at Willamette Uni.
versity. He expects 10 remain at home
during the summer.
Commissioner Frank Thompson re-
turned Tuesday from the Yachats
country, where he inspected some new
bridges, on which he will report today
at the special session of Commissioners
Court.
Ches Morrison of Pioneer WAS in the
city Tuesday. He has not fully de-
termined whether it will be wiser tC
save his money and buy cew or blow
it in running for Sheriff on the Demo
cratic ticket in 1908.
Gaqulna bay oystermen complain
that the sawdust from Toledo mills il
destroying many oysters, and ihev ar,
in communication with the Fish Com
missioner with "A view to putting sto,
TO violations of the law regarding tn
dumping of sawdust, etc, in fsI
streams. The oyster industry is YER
important one and should be protected
The Oregon Coast & Eastern surveyin
crews are still busy north and south {
Toledo, but THE LEADER is not eve
guessing as to the probable route of In
proposed road. The all-importantit tier
is that it is to pass through Lincol
county north and south and open u
rich territOrv to Sattlapnant o,l a.,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-15

Bert Van Cleve, sou of Coll Van
Cleve and brother of Ralph Van Cleve
of this city, died on the 10Th inst. at
North Yakima, Wash, after an illness
of about eighteen months. Bert was
36 years. OF age, and during the past
sixteen years has met with considerable
success as an actor, being classed
among the leading comedians of the
Coast. He was at one time connected
with newspaper at Corvallis, and later
with the Yaquina Post lie leaves Il
wife and two. children. Ralph Van
Cleve left for North Yakima yesterday
morning to be present at his brothers
funeral
\ Glen citizen reports that son,
weighing 1l1a pounds, arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs George DaVen-
port on the 9TH inst, and that the boys
grandma, Mrs. sam Stewart, is properly
proud of him.
r r. Wood of Chitwood had business
in the city Tuesday night lie has been
keeping company with an animated
abscess for some time, but is $50 as to
be around" apparently.
Dave Rosebrook departed this morn
ing for Santa Catalina Island, the
famous California summer resort, where
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-15
Eggs for Sale.

Pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, 81 per setting of l3. Inquire of
MRS GEORGE BGTHERs Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-15

The SCHLAPPI school OF Elocution
and Oratory is now open. For terms
apply to Mrs. MYRTLE SCHLAPPI,
at Chestnut Grove
(the old Gowell place.
Toledo, Oregon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
New York Fashion Letter

msUy a pals Of hands. which may be
bought separately.
For tho morning suit and 90 wear
with the tailored blouse. and for trav-
cling. the new French turnod over
collar is liked above all others. u 4
trim and severe OF lines and much
more tailor ike in effects than the
fancy stocks that have been 80 pop
ular for the last few years, yet dur
Ing the hot weather and for ali linz
Feric effects the thin lace OF linen
stock. with an iis ano needle work.
will be extensively worn.
Cheap common elaboration o. re-
sponslbio for the fact that the fash
IONS pendulum has swung back to-
ward the tailored wainia except when
made OF the finest material and done
Ia the most exquisite handlw0rk.
First IN favor ~ linen, from the hand
kerchief quality 90 the heavier butt
cher and the favored decoration ia APP
piled pieces and machine stitching
The sleeves are long or half long
though there Is q preference FOR che
long completed with a shirt sloeye
cuff aud has very little fnllneas even
90 the shoulder. Tho golf shirts are
being made without pialtH, and with
IL pocket embroidered with the mon
ogfam or club devise. And tho coi-
lars and cuffa are plain turnovcrs. the
former worn with a soft silk tie. For
the tailored suit there Il n new blouse.
called the shirt blouse, which "a exc
tromely plain, made OF some heavy
arm material with long small sleeves
and q rs said that they are 20 be ox-
tcnalvely used this winter with the
new suits. hu., DO not mistake me,
the lingerie Waist o. here 10 stay with
us for some time 30 como as a dressy
adjunct OF our wardrobe. and with the
underslips they are promised for all
winter and for warm weather waists
they are now indispensable, or seem
20 be. Buttons are 10 rlav q large
part IN the decoration of The new au-
tumn blouacs. but she buttona must
be- something more than the dlnary
button. china. hand painted. carved or
enamellod
shaped belts Of pliablo leather are
thought very smart, and are finished
with gold or silver buckles. EmhrOid-
cred linen belts are also fashionable.
with the linen or duck skirts, but th,.
ribb9ns or bias taffeta silk belts both
narrow and vide. fastened with fancy
buckles, are also considered appro-
pirate.
The plain short jacket e. one OF
the most favored Of the season.
CATHERINE MANN-PAYzANT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

goHh Us complaia. 81 d Simply a s1r-
meni "do luxe" 90 quote one of our
prominent droaaemakofa. The Jackets.
capos. collars. fichus of lace and em-
hr0ldory are 30 dainty and attractive
that lt is not extraordinary that they
are 30 popular and alluring 90 w0-
men. The gown itself may De as
smart and as dainty az can be- bat
q ls the addlfioa OF one Of these lii-
tie wraps that gives the desired touch
OF finish. There is another seryicy
which they render; 70 YOU have an
old dress nothing will help % freshon
No % IKE ihe little lace ho.cro or
shoulder fChu.
Another article OF dress garnituro
that is extremely fashionable just
now 90 the nock.run They arc unit.
vorsaily worn. and also attractive and
becoming. Many Of these are made
up in colora, % match tho gowns they
are % be worn with, while those Of
black are equally well liked To make
the ruff use as a foundation a ribbon
an inch Wide, Of heavy satin. ana on
dls gathar o. plait a double ruff OK
box piait Of maiine net on chiffon. ol
which you viii need about three
yards, u II Is good width. Some are
very full al the back and scant IN the
front, while others are equally dis
iributod all the way round u OF net.
many are made OF the dotted Variety
but Il you are anxious Go havo your
ruff last the summer you gill make 81
OF mallnatto. which Do % maiino put
through N process that d said 10 with
stand dampless and even rain. at
least q % not 30 pcriahahle aa che
other materials The feathers. cocque
and marsbuuts. though hy no means
la novelty now. are SIN us much used
aH ever. but there Is good deal of
warmth m the feather boa. and the
idea Of having the boa carry out the
color scheme IN the gown Is the one
that appeals 90 most women.
Gloves In a dead white are seldom
seen today, except az a part Of a white
costume. the very light grays. tans
sauterns. pale champagnos, and white
shades, are al IN evidence but the
dead white II paHseo The long black
glove. In Ma and In silk. stu holds
Tee own, ana 80 stylish Is their effect
that they are not likely soon a. lose
their vogue. The gloves with the
heavy palm and open work backs and
arms have made a place for them
solves az once By their GOODNESS and
serylcoableness Many OF the wflstleta
wero made separate from the gloves
and, az the band part wears out so
quickly u VIII serve as a finish O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
DESCRIPTION OF
TUCSON JAIL BREAKERS

Last Sunday night two prisoners
broke JAZZ az Tucson, Aria, and since
then have made their escape good.
Sheriff PachechO has sent out oircu-
lars. giving the following description
Of the prisoners, one of which has
been secured BY chief McMlllln.
Miguel Garlic. Mexican. aged 20
years, height feet inchea weight
ass pounds. black. kInky hair black
eyes; complexion not very dark
some what yoll0wish. clean shaver,
has an upper gold front tooth. which
shows very prominently when he
speaks or laughs. Ia tatto0ed On
breast and one arm speaks some
fngllshi had on light pants, small
black hat and shirt with red dots.
Was held on a charge of robbery
&C. ~ Randall lrish- American
irish broEue quite pronouncedi aged
about 40 years. height s feet 5 inches;
weight 100 pounds; light complexion
blue eyes, LIGHT hair. heavy reddish
mOuslache, had Oh black clothes, llghl
color cuwhoy hat Held on charge OF
burglary"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
MATCHES THROWN
INTO MAIL BOXES
IT rs A SERIOUS OFFENCE AND
MAY RESULT M PENlTEN.
TiARY SERVICE ron
CULpniT8.

Several times lately letter carriers
have found that matches had been
thrown Ia the mail boxes about tho
city and the mail damaged thereby,
says the El Paso Herald.
Only this week q letter for San
Marclal n, NJ, and another for So
zorro. n. a.. we're badly burnt by
matches tossed into a box down on
DuFango street This Is not the FIRST
time such a thing has happened and
Postmaster Smith says n Il is con-
linuod ne win have % take down such
boxes. as he can not AFFORD 60 have
peoples mail burnt up after O has
been dropped for collection.
n ls serious onenso 90 tnmpoI
with the United States mail, as aeri-
Oua 10 throw a match into a box al
a. rob a mail train, aud II any OF the
eulpFlts are arrested there viii bs
plenty oi trouble ahead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
PUSHING WORK
ION YUMA Dam
PROJECT Will De COMPLETED
BY 1909 At A TOTAL COST or
e3,O0oOo0, WHICH RANCH.
Eas WILL MAKE GOOD

Notwithstanding the columns that
have been written ana the hundreds
ul Jokes that have been sprung about
euma heat it % reported that clerks
iu the reclamation service are making
application cont.uuauy for transfers
90 Yuma ON the laguna dam, which ia
probably the most talked OF govern.
ment project undor way at the pres.
cnt time
The LnGuna dam win De- completed
an 1905 and Wlil furnish water sun.
ciont 90 irrigaie millions 0f acres. Ac
cordlng 90 una people who visit Tue
son, says the Citizen. work on the
dam IS progressing rapidly and "a
many lrem as can b. secured ara
unt ~ .rk
The rernmcnt is spending 90.
0Q4QO0 90 the dam. but thig sun
win he repaid 10 the government hJ
Cine ranchora who Win DO bonentoa
The work u NJ charge OF n. j.. Pep
nafd. who has had vide oxnnrlenc,
"a dam construction
During the high water season 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
ROADS MAY BID
ON CHINAMEN
GOVERNMENT CAN USE $500 or
THEM FROM TEXAS ON THE
PANAMA CANAL AND
WANTS THEM
BADLY.

General passenger officials Of the
Sunset lines are 10 receipt OF adyicea
from the government that bids from
it Cor furnishing Chinese labor 10
Panama for service 10 the canal zone
win be acceptable
Specifications as 20 the contract enc
government desires are SET forth ~
blanks which have been received
They Indicate the government Nouio
IKE 90 get 1880 CAinamen from Toxni
for work ON the canal and ask thai
a hld be- submitted Tor furnishing then
10 the canal commission. They ar'
20 be- used in construction and iQ'
operation nnd maintenance of the CO.
nal and of the Panama railroad, an,
also TO be- used IN sanitary and Other
CLASSES OF work.
Printed matter accompanies th'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
AGED SOLDIER BID HIS
DAUGHTER GOOD bye
AND THEN TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
COULD NOT CONTROL APP
PETITE FOR Drink.

After bidding ME daughter, Mrs. b.
A. clark, OF Tempe. Arlz., good bye
with the words. Goodbye, Bottle.
William A. Newman, an old soldier,
shot himself Ia the head with q shot
gun aud died almost Instantly after
the wound was inflicted.
About 5 O'clock Wednesday morn
ing Sir Newman entered the room IN
which Mrs. Clark was gilll sleeping
and waking her spoke the words
above quoted. and in answer To her
question az TO where he was going
answered that 10 made little differ
ence." The old gentleman had been
drinking quite freely for the past few
days and the daughter thought little
uf what passed until she heard the
report of the shot
Immediately the report oi the guns
discharge aroused the house she left
her bed, With the fathers good bye
stil ringing IN her ears and rushed
into the room Usually occupied by
the old gentleman with the dread
premonitiOn ln her heart that the shot
meant harm 90 him. This she found
empty but noticed bis shoes BY the
bed and continued her search Into tho
door yard.
when she reached the fence Ia the
rear where a wagon box was lying on
the Eronnd a terrible sight met her
gaze. There lay her father with a
horrible wound Ia his head. with the
weapon Of destruction stlll held close
90 His side.
Mr. Newman hal been very DELHI
crate IN his preparations for death.
Jndlng from the position Ia which the
body was found be- had lain down AZ
fun length. propping his head up and
turning u slightly % the LETT. Ho
then tied string 90 the trigger OF
the shotgun and TO the great toe Of
his right foot and fired the fatal shot
ln this way.
The charge OF shot entered the
right side of the head iu front and a
little below the ear and plowed its
way through the head coming out
az che left temple.
The only know cause for the deed
vas romorso that the old gentleman
felt over his inability to control his
appetite for liquor. No longer $50
than Tuesday he intlmated TO ~ l..
Spear OF Temple that he contemplated
lending q all but nothing Was thought
OF what he said, as he had said az
much before 70 different parties and
u was believed that as soon as hll
head cleared he would regain his u.s.
ual ioyiAl and self-coutontod man-
liner.
ut Newman was about 90 years OF
age and had resided with his daugh-
ter, whose husband operates a dairy
IN Tempe, foc the past four years. Lit
ne Is known of his former life except
that he was Union soldier IN the
ClYil war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

RECOVERED HER HEALTH
BUT NOT HER SPEECH

Nicl0rlana Armiio, who became un.
conscious about Six weeks aso. as she
knelt on the tloor of her home on Man
haitian avenue in santa Ne. after pray.
Ing almost continuously Tor four days,
during which time she refused food.
has recovered her health and sunday
arose from bed Strange 20 SAP how
ever. the glr o. unable % speak and
apparently has lost the entire use OF
her vocal origins it d doubtful Oh
she ever speaks again For nearly a
month tho Rirl was In an unconscious
condition aud her lie was dospnired
nL Her aeed mother who lE blind
KEPT her alive Dy administering liquid
foods with a spoon. She began 90 re-
gain her sirengih a week ago and sun.
day was Nbie to walk Since she col.
lapaod. h2werer, she has never spok.
ca a word
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
NEW INSTRUCTORS FOR
ROSWELL INSTITUTE

Two new members OF the faculty
of the New Mexico Military institute
have arrived, says the Roswell Record,
Capt Warren 3. Barlow, United
states army. retired. came IN from
Fort nayard. n. AZ. and IS detailed by
the war department 10 remain Qt RIOS.
woli qs military Inspector az the In
atltu,e. he was graduated from West
Point on 1889, and has seen consider
able active service in the United
States army. Capt a. be Beaumont.
a lieutenant 10 me United states ar
ms for i've years. arrived from the
University Of Virginia. where be- has
been for a year, and win take charge
of civil ongineerinE and physics "a the
institute he served in the Philippines
and bad Two years special work In Ja.
pan. Both gentlemen are valuable ud.
dltlona go the institute faculty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

FAN hats are making their appear
ance, The shop windows are showing
a variety Of models which VIII be
worn early IN the season.
A chic model, which promises to be
fayOrlto With pretty women Is a
light tan hat of soft, French felt. with
dented crown and hrim alouchod
slightly over the forehead a tiny
uand OF cross grain ribbon, with small
bow aud ends extending upon the bfim
are the only trimmings This VIII be
smart hat 20 30 with a walking cos
tune.
A white felt hat with large POM
p0ns of white and light blue feathers
ia another style being shown. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

The Colorado. which ~ on Of present,
q rs necessary 10 take defensive meas
ufcs 90 guard against attacks from
The turbulent river and this summer
Cd was necessary % keep q force q.
900 men simply 10 guard the dam
work.
II 10 expected shat ABOUT The mid
de 81 SEPTEMBER the working force
viii Do increased 90 500 laDorerg and
several hundred teams. h ie anrUnn'
ced that tho three concrete walls.
winch measure 5000 feet each, viii be-
completed 10 the river By May ] aud
that it viii require about three
months % build the concrete work
acrosa the river. n distance Of 1000
feet a win DO necessary Go delay
the river Work until after the sum.
mer Hood season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

crown Is large and flat. while the
bgim Is rolling a baud OF white felt
raises the hat well from the hair over
the LEFT eye.
But the chieest OF styles now on
display and which viii be the smart
ost, newest hat DO wear with plain
tailor suits, Is a dove color oomblna4
ton OF the aofteat French felt. faced
with Java straw
This hat has a small, round crowa
and can be dented 10 ones taste. The
small brlm o. siouchod low 0-or the
forehead Ia front, while the sides and
back are rolled up rather close 10
the crown. A heavy cord OF dove coli
orad SILK or narrow ribbon circle,
the base of the crown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Jesus Sednlo OF Old Town, who
claims 10 be- tho champion coyote las.
aoof OF New MexicO. captured one Of
the animals ia tho Tileras canon and
excited some attention on the streets
yesterday BIZ tundling the animal
around Town in e. whoolbhrruw. He
says be viii dispose OF q TO the Sells
Fl1tn shows for circus tickets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

blanks. Indicating the time OF service
for those enlistlng shall be two years
hours Of work, sen hours daily, bar
ring holidays and Sundays. Pay and
other features are set forth nc length
Passenger officials are not giving
any attention 20 the oner Tor the
reason that there seems no Available
source OF no large q body Of Celostlals
ln this state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Before We can Nympatalzo with
others we must have suffered our
selves" No one can realize the suf-
faring attendant upon an attack Of
the grip, unless he has had the ac-
tual experience. There is probably
no disease that causes 80 much phy~
steal ana mental agony, or which so
successfully dehes medical aid. All
danger from the Strip, however. may
be avoided by the prompt use Of
Chamhoriain'H Cough Remedy Among
The tens of thousands who have used
this remedy. not one case has ever
been reported that has resulted IA
pneumonia on that has not recovered.
For sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Despite The sultry days that are
upon us wintFy thoughts are forced 10
the front by tho miillners from over
The seas Velvet and felt hats arc
already being shown a Charming
one Is Of 2lnk velvet with roses and
nlumoa.
The shape Is a bit OF tho English
walking one. the velvet being crushed
fuil upon the low crown over this
curls short deep pink plumos. while
under tho rim at the left back are
crushed roses Ia the Same tone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

For any disease OF the skin We can
recommend Chamberlaln's Salve. a.
relieves the itchlng aud burning som
satlon Instantly and soon effects d
cure This saive ia also invaluable
for sore nipples. Any druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

A deep blue linen frock, when worn
on the street. Is given a decided alr
OF elegance by the lace coat which
% donnod for out Of doors This ls
OF the same azure shade and o Gag
20 ht closely 20 the figure &C the bnc5l
and stand straight IN the front Pieces
of che plain blue 0Yorlay the lace OF
the sleeves ana on the fronts The
only closing point OF the Jacket 90 at
the throat
A Noapolltan straw hat OF blue SETS
low over the forehead The hfim On
front u narrow, while the back and at
the sides q Is high A soft satin bow
Of blue O. IN the middle Of the front.
supporting three soft white curling
quilts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

A pretty travelling costume a 10
natural col0rod linen. trimmed With
French lace of a doope rlone, The
cut of the dress ls Princess. with the
Insertion OF lace about the glrdle aud
uuning 10 the hem ln front The it,
TO jacket effect and sleeves are om-
broldorod In oval-uhapod design. The
siik used n a rich brown.
The hat that matchoa this gown Is
on brown satin airaW ll % aWaihed
with a long brown chlnon ven and
has brown tips over the crown.