Lincoln County Leader from Toledo, Oregon • Page 1

zttnrnm fezukr. -w Volume XI. Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Friday, May 15, 1903. Number 11 MARRIED Mm M. E.

parsonage in Toletlo, May 11,. IMS. Mr. Le Roy Van Burkleo aud Mrs. Cora Ella Baker, Rev.

John Duriiu cfliciatinir. The Leader is strongly tempted to enlt out into poetry over the happy ent, but can't find a thing that will ivine wiih Van Burkleo or pho-rpHnlmr. However, we share the ceu- iil opinion that this was Photog-iplier Van Burkleo's most successful fiajisuot. It was. the only genuine rurise party of the season, but the jtrpetrators are forgiven.

May happi- i' and prosperity camp with them irever. i Memorial Day Committees. General Arrangements H. II. Stur- cvant, C.

A. Dick, Thomas laybel Bethers, Ada Soule, Ina Stur- i VMIlt. Vocal Music Maybel Bethers. Ella 'Stewart, Verna Ross. Martial Music EH fiait.tiar n(l adricSL Decoruting Hall George Bethers.

ill Soule, Julia Young, Mamie Wake- eld. To take charge of children in tiro- lesion C. F. Soule and Geo. Bethers.

Other committees and progrum next teek. A Change. Owing to Memorial services in Toledo Sunday, May 24, Rev, Doran's other Jutes this mouth will be as follows: Eddyyillc, Sunday morning, May 17. Wakefield schoolhouse. Sundav after- looii, May 17.

Elk City, Monday evening, May 18. L. E. Dole of Waldnort-. Koroma oarder at the city good box Wednes-ay night, at the exnensA rf Pole was arrested last week by Sheriff 'wan, uii mmn nr nf A it icy George M.

Brown, church 'iolatint: the lin net Attorney B.F.Swope conducted uC cAuuuuaiiou Justice Wakefield's ourt at Waldport on the 7th inst. On he evidence ustice Wakefield placed undor bonds in the sum of 8550 to ppear for trial at the July term of court. Dole was given the froe-lorn of the city for several days while je was trying to secure bondsmeu. I'his he was unable to do, and he will imke his headquarters at the Hotel de lall until the day of trial, unless he iiicceedH iu giving a bond before, that Into. The Toledo sawmill narrowly escaped isaster during the noon hour Satur-ay.

All the employes except Charlie McDonald were at dinner, when au miuons sound told Charlie that the "Her was on the verge of bustification. ie promptly opened the thingumajig "reduce the pressuie, and the only lamagewaa a bad rip in the boiler. Ola Knudson of Beaver creek, father Carl Kuudson of Winaut, died Sun-ay afternoon nr. hta i. (0 years, and was buried in Ona lenieterv Tunsil.m tt iul lilluuBOIJ UUU eou bedfast for nearly three years.

og ownora of Toledo may now se-uro bright metallic license tags of Reorder Krocrstur! tuv iiauiv ui iuo "gs owner t.h "VVUUVI 1IU1U UOl or loss enpunched thereon. Albert Beers of has een working iu Albany for several pahi, was in. the city Wednes-lly consultinir An nie legal business. oilpaper on your walls looks nabby. Fornna i.hi wm tun you "nlou'iit to rejmper a room.

Over 75 tylea t0 Sfi'ect from at Krogstad's. ltBV- Ellsworth will th the M.E. church Sunday morn-L8 aiul evening i .1 1 Puator ouuence oi me Assessor iioweii arrived Ho' from the south. "till somewhat under the weather. August FiHf).

vniii wen-Kiiown uor- Proprietor, n. -h xiicuas in Toledo Tuesday. Cantiiin Tr, IIea.i LUU8l)1' or the llecotu 'aai. Iiubtho nan h.i iff i uu uusuiess in tno Saturday. rank Vailor aitin i ulu'w wus irans- "ti bubmess in Toledo Wednesday.

San, lellef80Q and B. F. Ilahn of the city Monday. Butler Fairchild of Siletz had busi-; ness in the city Tuesday. Mrs.

Wm. Alexander of Siletz was visiting in the city Wednesday. Will Thayer returned Wednesday from a business trip to Seal Rocks. R. II.

Scolt, one of Yaquina's energetic young men, was a Toledo visitor Monday. Dr. M. M- Davis of Newport. Yaquina and Corvallis had business in the county seat Tuesday.

W. II. Buoy, the famous Seal Rocks boniface, was transacting business in the county seat Wednesday. Hedges Galloway, the well-known Oregon City attorneys, can furnish you with up-to-date blue prints of tbis district. O.

II. Dttvenport returned Monday ten head of choice dairy cows of Har mon Buoy. Manager Edwin Stone of the C. E. passed through to the terminus Wednesday night, 1 returning next morning.

Leon Rosebrook left Monday morning for Eueeue to aesist in furnishing music for the May Choral Festival, which opened Tuesday. Rite Dedrick's new boat is nearlng completion. The day of her trial trip will bo as important as a circus. We all want to see her co. Mrs.

John Williams and two daughters came down from Elk City Monday evening for a visit with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lancaster. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.

F. Soule. AU ladies who are interested in the good cause are cordially invited co be present. Captain Tom Horning returned Tuesday evening from Kalama, where he went last week in charge of Dr. Darnell's launch.

Ho reports an uneventful voyage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tassell and daughter of Elk City were county seat visitors Tuesday. Mr.

Tiissell brought down a load of fine wool, which he sold to Stewart Vant. A fresh coat of paint and some stylish Wallpaper help materially to' beautify a -com. Over 75 styles of wallpaper and all the leading tints of paint to select from at Krogstad's. K. C.

Molver of Yaquina was in the city Monday. He expects to open a shoe and harness repairing shop in Toledo in the nar future. We believe Mr. Molver will be appreciated. Dr.Wetmore's new gasoline launch is behaving beautifully.

She is designed for about eight passeDgers and Dr. Wetmore has labelled her with, the pretty and appropriate uame, Yaquina. It is rumored that somebody up in the vicinity of Elk City or Pioneer or somewhere is in danger of being ar rested for extreme cruelty to auimals, or practising without a license, or shoot ing out of season or something. We have been unable to obtaiu particulars, but the guilty party probably knows all about it. Ed Altree, Rolla Gar, Bert Sawdon, Allen Hughes and Frank Stardevant hunted bear Monday and Tuesday near the eld Babcock place across the bay southeast of town.

The first day they killed a big jnamma bear, and on the followiug day they returned and cap tured alive a fiau cub. The latter was sold to Colonel Dole ot Waldport. Charles Anderson of Maygera, this state, who left ihe bay about Reveu years ago, has again beome a citizen of Lincoln county. Ho has purchased the RaineB place on the Toledo-New port road and expects to occupy it about Juno 10. Mr.

Anderson departed for Maygors yesterday morning and will return with his family in about three weeks. County Surveyor Wygant wont up to Elk City Tuesday to survey some additional ground for the fish hatchery sito. Fish Warden Van Dusou reports 8100 available for this hatchery sito and $50 moro will be required. Our citizens will probably raise that amount oil short notice if called upon. The importance of the hatchery can hardly be over-entimated.

The salmon industry, if properly fostertd, will become one of the chief sources of revenue of Lincoln county. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Record of Recent Exchanges in Lincoln County. May 8 John F. Stewart aud Ella Stewart to George Hall, lot 10 and east half of let 9 in Graham's 5th addition to Toledo.

Consideration $20. May 13 Manuel A. Ward and Carrie Ward to Howard Morley, sej section 21, township 8 south, range 9 west. Consideration $2250. May' 12 Jarusha A.

Raines to Chas. Anderson, 50.22 acres in section 11, township 11 south, range 11 west. Con-sideratioh May 12 Abraham K. Sherk and Alice E. Shcrk to II.

S. Porter. sw of the sw section 29, and the seVf of the aej section 30, and the neJ4 of the section 31, and the r.w; cf the iwJ4 section 32, township' 10 south of range 8 west. Consideration $1400. May 13 Fred J.

Vader and Elida Vader to Frauk C. Vader, undivided one-third interest in sei section. 33, towuEhip 14 south, range 11 west. Cou- ideration 8250 May 13 Wilis II. Vader and Alice T.

Vader to Frank C. Vader, undivided one-third interest "in se section township 1 south, range 11 west. Con sideration $250. Socialist Speaking at the courthouse Monday evening.May 18, by Mr. M.

W. Wilkins of California. who is sent out by the National Lecture Bureau of the Socialist party. Press notices give him credit for being a logical and fluent talker. Ladies es pecially invited.

Lewis and Clark Club. The ladies of Toledo are earnestly requested to meet at the home of Mrs. G. R. Schenck on Saturday, May 16, at 3 p.

for the purpose of organizing a Lewis and Clark Club. All who are interested are invited to come. For Sale One of the best residence lota in Toledo. Inquire of R. S.

Van Clevb. Given, Away. Commencing Mondavi March 23. I will give with each cash dollar's worth of goods purchased at my store a ticket entitling the holder to a chance In a drawing for a new sewing machine The drawing will take place July 4 The machine may be seen in the store. The White House (11.

Lewis.) Farm for Sale. On account of my wife's failing health 1 offer my place for sale 22 acres, good buildings, bearing orchard, Logan and Phenomenal berries, two kinds of blackberries, three kinds of raspberries and strawberries, acre potatoes, 3000 horseradish plants, sub- irrigation for celery, chicken house and park, range for sheep or goats, For further particulars, address Adam Rae, Elk City, Or. Seven miles from Toledo, the county seat of Liucoln county, on Yaquina Bay. Mohair Wanted. Highest price paid in cash paid by T.

P. Fish. Notice I will take butter and eggs in exchange for goods at my store. Mns. Wygant.

ForSale Pair No. 1 dehorning shears. P. S. llE.vnitY, Newport, Oregon.

The Fact is That we have ammunition from BB caps for 22 caliber rifles up to medium sized camions. 100-100 up to cannon size and reloading tools. All kinds of cartridges up to cannon balls iu si.e ut Y. B. M.

Co. Tho old paint has washed, off your house; it looks faded and weatherworn. A little fresh paint will beautify it and make it last much longer Pure Unseed oil and the best of paints at Krogstad's. For Sale or 'Trade 1 second-hand buck board and 1 buggy. Will trade both or either for good cow or horse, or will sell for cash.

Hall A Andeiiho.v. Hoxie Simmons of Siletz is in the city today. Miss Lillie Derby and brother Jim mie were in the city Monday. Attorney B. F.

Swope visited his family ut Newport Tuesday night. Abie Logan and Andrew Baxter of Otis were in the city Tuesday. Tellef Tellefson of Yaquina was a passenger for Albany this morning. B. F.

Sanborn of Waldport had business in the county seat Wednesday. George Blattner and son, George, of Newport were county seat visitors Monday. Judge Hufford of Portland, a former well-known citizen of Toledo, is in the city today. Sheriff Ross and County Clerk Wade mingled with the Masons at Newport Tuesday nitflit. Mr.

and Mr3. Lester Waugh and aughter Elma visited Albany the fore part of the week. Captain W. R. Wakefield of Waldport is in the city this week in charge of Assessor Howell's office.

Joseph Blower of Mill 4 was in the city Monday accompanied by his son Cecil aud daughter Nellie. Lincoln county's fruit crop promises to be above the average this year, judging from common reports. James McDonald of Chitwood. the well-known authority on bees, visited his son Charlie and family in Toledo Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Beach and L. D. Bobbio and family are now citizens of Newport. May good luck attend them in their new home.

Ou aocount of President Roosevelt's visit the E. gives a rate of one fare for the round trip, good going the 20ch, returning the 23d. William Scarth and J. R. Vant went up to the courthouse this week and declared their intention to become cit izens of the United States.

Khake 1 -Three cheers for the Red, White and Bluel The 31st aunual reunion of the Ore gon Pioneer Association will be held at the Exposition Building in Portland, Wednesday, June 17. For particulars address Geo. H. Himes, Secretary, City Hall, Portland, Or. Postal Clerk Charlie Litchfield of Yaquina went out to Salem this morn ing for a visit with his parents.

Next week ho will go to Portland as a del egate to tho I. O. O. F. grand lodge Conductor Billy Iloeflein.

the other delegate from Bay Lodge, will go to Portland next Tuesday. General J. T. Thorp will begin a thor ough canvass of Benton county, in the interest of the republican candidate for congress, at Summit today. Gen eral Thorp is one of the ablest orators in Oregon, and supporters of Hon Binger Hermann will llnd no apathy amoug republican voters in this county when the polls are opened on the morn ing of June 1.

Corvallis Gazette. The Woodmen Carnival at Corvallis next month will embrace many inter esting and noyel attractions. A feat tire that will be of much interest am value to ambitious young people will be the open-air wedding. 'I ho Wood men will present tho contracting par ties with a full lay-out of bandaom furniture. The first couple to make application will be the winners.

Here is a chance for our eutorprising risin generation Edward Iline, a corrspondent of tho Liverpool Mercury, in a communication to that paper, speaks (is follows: "I am willing to lose my reputation as a put. lie man if the worst case of smallpo can not be effectually cured in three days, simply by cream of tartar. This is tho suro and never-failing remedy Oue ounce of cream of tartar, dissolved in a pint of boiling water, to be drari when cold, at short intervals. It can bo taken at time, and is a proven tative as well as 4 curative. It is knowr to havo cured in 1000 cases without fail uro.

I havo myself restored hundreds by this means. It never loaves a mark, never causes blindness, aud always tv vents tedious lingering. If tho nooiile would only try it ami report cures to you, you would require to t'jij1-ploy many columns if you gave them publicity." Hotel Arrivals. List of non-resident guests at Toledo hotels since and including May 1903; AT THE PARKER. A Noltner1, A A Fuller, Clenughen.

John Jones. Audrew Biecke. John Neuman, Martin Symaskin, Frauk Goldynski, Dailey, Wm Peck, Port-laud; Charles Anderson. Maygers-, Or Bi 'aiuard. Warren Brail.

Ti Ti Mrm. taguo, Crabtree, Owen Beam.Juo Wells, Siletz; Maud Harkelroad. II Doty, Georue Blattner. Newnort Vigars, Mike Roddy, Winant; Trapp, Chitwood; ilenrv Penn. Makinster, Yaquina; Mrs II Fitch, Wellman, Needles, Mrs A Wellmau, Drift Creek; A Correll, II Overhatf Wornke.

Johnson. Albany; Davis. A Fischer, Cor- 'alhs; Vader, Florence; II Buov, AT THE COMMERCIAL. A Barrett, Wallis Wood ruff, Portland Joe Shermer, Winant; Geo A Hibbard, Peter Johnson, Kamsay, Medford, L. Dole, Waldport; Joe Dunson.

Heceta Head: WH Buoy, Seal Rocks; Mrs Haller, Miss Kruger, Towner, Alex Catfish, Siletz Ilahn. Mrs A Casteel. Edith Casteel. Adlai Casteel. I Cur.

ter, Yaquina; Ricker and son, Princeville, 111. Editorial Notes. Some of the wise ones predict that Grover Cleveland will again be the Democratic nominee for President in 1904. While this, to common, every-day not seeni possible, such a choice would give entire satis faction to Republicans. Groyer would bo easy and Billy Bryan and his-fol lowers would figure largely in his de feat.

It WOUlu be an pjim. paign. President Roosevelt will be in' Ore gon in a few days and then grand old Webfoot will be wide open. We'll show the popular chief executive the finest climate, the finest scenery, tho finest rivers, Hon. Binger Hermann and other valuable trimmings too numerous to mention.

We'll make California look like a eide ehow. The handful of chronics who wish to bring the referendum law to bear against the Lewis and Clark Fair are probably after a little cheap notoriety, It is a significant fact that no prouii nent citizen or heavy taxpayer is identified with the unpopular movement. Iu nine months of the present fiscal year customs receipts increased and internal revenue receipts, on account of war taxes, fell off $21, 000,000. Under all circumstances tho Diugley law has worked with a margin ou the right side. John I).

Rockefeller is now classed as a billionaire and the richest man in tho world. He also has a shiny-bald bend and a very- weak stomach. Poor John The fame which a couple of professional baseball teams are bringing to Portlaud is sometimes called notoriety. Oregon leads in the number "of Circles of Women of Woodcraft, -vith 124. Colorado is second, ith 121.

Reduced Summer Excursion Kates. The Denver Rio Grande, popularly known as the "Scenio Lino of tho World," has announced greatly reduced round-trip rates from Pacific coast points for the benefit of teachers ho will spend their vacation in tho cant, and of delegates to all tho promiuent conventions N. E. at O. U.

at St. Paul B. P. O. at Baltimore; Woodmen of 'America, at Indiauapolis; at New York; Mystic Shrine, nt Suratoga Springs; K.

of at Louisville, and T. P. at Indianapolis. Tickets at the reduced rates will bo based upon oue fare for tho round trip, but will be sold only, on certain days. These tickets will curry stop over privileges on the going trip, giving pasHcu-'' ger an opportunity to visit Liiko City, Glenwood Spritigs, Colorado Springs aud etiver; end will bo good to return any time within ninety (Do) days.

Passengers going via tho Denver Rio Grande are given tho privilege of returning via a different route. For rate to tho point you wish to go, aud for dates of sale and other particu lars, as well as for illiiHtratcd pamphlets, writo W. C. McBniDK, General Agent,.