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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1902)
V ' irp; V ! i ! .. I i. i i f ' , ' ' if . . . ; U ! t M . L. 1 - H- ' ! ! ' V.N 1 t 1 V.' It t:. IS I : . . A. ., u-' - ..f : ' . 7 . i i ' . . . fa. Why does it pay to trade with G. R. SCHENCK & CO.? Because you can buy better goods at lower prices than anywhere else in Lincoln county. A full line of Stoves, Tiiware, Graniteware, Garden Tools and Farm Imple ments. Remember us when in search of Bargains. Q o R Scfieock & Co . Toledo, Oregon. The White H LEWIS & WAGGONER, Props. New' -'Goods, ' New Bargains. v General Merchandise Largei Stock of Choice Groceries. LADIES: We have the Handsomest and Best stock of Dress Goods in the County. Don't buy Ruytlnug in our lino before visiting v " " "' 1 THE WHITE HOUSE JOHNSON ITEMS. Ocean getting rougher. Many around Johnson are baking the last cake, waiting for steamer Aneta. Parmele Bros, have gone to the valley witn Chinamen from the Kernville cannery. Dogs have been knowh to be at home at bed time, seemingly sound asleep, and then go to a sheep pasture, kill sevoral sheep and before daylight be back home in their bed as though nothing had happened. JohuHonites want to speak a word in favor of their Indian neighbors' honesty. We do not know of one cent's obliga tion that has not been paid since they received their money. Those that have returned Lome have gone about with their daily duties as before. Good, sober neighbors having put the money they hud luft in safe keeping. Three white men arrived here on the buy last week' with three of the poorest shadows of horses seen for many a day on this bay. What those men are here for is beyond comprehension. They wanted to trade horses, or guns, or rjde bucking horses, or well, they crossed the bay Friday morning and skipped for Newport, and if the horses dou't die on the vay. we think Newporters can louk for them, baggage and all, in lilinnt a vefk. ' John Morris' troubles seem to come more than double. Last week he hitched up his large span of Clydes, drove to tlte Otis postoffice, and while htundiug u short distance from, his team, talk i ug to a man about the latter's dog killing his sheep, the horses started fur home, and no one could or did over take them. In going down the hill the wngou upset iu a ditch throwing the horses in and drowning both. Mr. Jl orris lost a Hue horse last spring, one he had paid one hundred and forty dollars for the fall before. And as the readers know his daughter, his only child, wuh laid to rest so recently. f-.eislilv.nx take cure of your dogs for liuumiihy's-Hiiko and dou't lei them kill uny more of ?-lr. Morris' sheep, lie has trouble enough. -J-' : - n . . :-.'-J:;-.- " 'Mr Toledo, 4The Recreation Club RodntH. Toledo, Oregon. Bowlinff Alley, Billiards and rooiV Temperance Drinks and Cigars. Open ail hours from 1 . midnight. Ladies' Day, Saturday afternoon and evening ot each week. These Rooms are on the water front near the Parker House.. Everybody cordially invited to drop in and have a pleasant time. MONROE BUTLER? prnT,r: CLIFF CROSNO Jl"1" :!): Did It Ever Occur to You That it Tays to Go Slow ? If you want That is, it doesn't pay to be in a hurry to buy. (r i) IS Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Hats Dry Goods Caps, Clothing, Etc., to call and examine my stock and prices. 1 will jtva you bargainbat you cannot duplicate elsewhere in the county. T. P. FISPI, TOLEDO, OREGON, j) TT 1 1 s Mie l oieuo nuieir C. It. ELLSWORTH, Proprietor, , (Formerly proprietor of the Hotel Monterey.) Meal Honrs: '...Breakfast,'. ; . . . ..Si . . . ... 6 to 9 unfh fjounter..1'. . . ...9 to 1 1:30 ne ounter. 0 1 Counter ;.. .7 to 10 c at Lunch Counter 5c to 23c. fO STAY, AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Iconnection with the hotel. Good llgt O. O. Krdgstiul, druggist, Ku'arantees every bottlo of Chamberlain's Oough Uoiuoily and will rnfund the money-to niiyono who is not s;tiaQed after nsirig two-thinls of the contents. This is the luist remwly in tlio world for la grippe, coughs, cdUs, croiips ttnd whooping I couli nni is plt'nsaut and safe to take; ii.pru-. uN uny tendency of a cold to l t.'sult Iu pneumonia. 2 The Magic Number. They were gatheted together on the piazza of the summer hotel. "I often hear of the magic num ber," yRid one. "What number is it? . "Why, nine, of course," replied some one else. "There are nine musts, you know, and you talk of a nine days' wonder. Then"you bowl at nine pins, and a cat hat nine lives." "Tomfoolery," broke in another. "Seven is the magic number. Sev enth heaven, don't you know, and all that. Seven colors in the ranr bow; seven days in the week; sev enth kou of a seventh son great fellow and " "Tush, tush," remarked a third. "five's the number you mean. A man lias five fingers on his hand and five toes on his foot, and he has five henses. A nickle is 5 cents, and 'Three is, undoubtedly the magic number." interrupted another "because people give three cheers and Jonah was inside a whale three days and three nights, and if at first you don't succeed,' try, try again three times, you seel" This was received with some con tempt by the company, and a soul ful youthegushed out: "Two, oh, two is the magic num berl Oneself and one other! The adored onel Just us two!" A hard-featured individual who had been listening to the converse . . ... ... lion nitoeno unmoved here re marked in a harsh voice: "The mafio number is No. x in this world, aud don't you forget it. New York Journa.1.' j Don't Livb .Togikr. lonsupauon ara nealvn never go together. DeV(;t's LiitJ6 Early Risers promote ejsjry4ctlon of the bowels wituout i.?es8. "I hivo boon troub led with co3tivoucss fitus years," say J. O. Orone, Depauvr Ind. "I have tried mrfuy rotucdi's but Little Early Misers glre best results." QAsTHER & TAti George A Ian; The J3arb lljfUC.I'.KaoBMd rietors SHELDON S. THAYER, M.D Pliyaician and Surgeon, ti' TOLEDO, - OREGON. A neat hair-cut ii any sty ... and an eaipy s"avi CCRVALLIS RAIL! TIMF( - y No. 2. ForYafp Train leaves A. Arrive Yaquis' f No. 1. Returnin "Leaves Y .na (: mm J 4 511 Keeps conatautly on hand all the Standard Varieties of Fruit Trees' Vines and Shrubbery J. E. WILSON, Chitwood, Oregon. " c.-rSiiis in Arrive Albany 11: No. 3. For Detroit: H Leaves Albany Arrive Detroit No. 4. ' Returning: Leaves Detroit Airives Albany Train jno. 1 arrives. 1: in time to connect with southboutid train, as well two or three 1 hours iu A fore departure of S. P. ncf train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects S. P. west siJe train at Crossing for Independe: Minnville and all point Portland. .. Edwin St ' J. Turner, .A Rent, AW H. H.Cronisk, Agent, C PARKEE HOUSE, TOLEDO, OR. On the Water Front, one block south of Depot. Accommodations as good as can be found in Lincoln county. RATES REASONABLE. The traveling publio cordially invited ' to Rive this house atrial. ALLEN-PARKER, Proprietor. This preparation contains dlgestants and digests alls 100a. it gives instant renei fails to cure. -. It allows yot the food you Tarrfcr-Tlie raos: stomachs can take it. Bv lt- thousanda of dvsnentlcs tf cured after everything elsefi IB unequalled for all stomas It can't help . but do Preparpd onl y bv K. 0. DkW m l'be f 1. bottlo uontnlns2M x.iw O. O. KroRstad. 1 REMARKABLE CURE OF CROUP A Little Boy's Lifb Saved. I have a few words to say regarding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. . It saved my little boy's life and I feel that I cannot praise it enough I bought a bottle of it from. A. E. Stdere of Goo'.win, S. and when I got home Htjit my poor baby could hardly bre f. I gave the medicine as direc ted ery ten minutes until he -'threw up" and then I though sure he was going to choke to death. We had to pull the phlegm out of his month in great long strings. Iam positive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth today. Joel Dem.not, Inwood Iowa. For sale by 0. 0. Krogstad, artggist. i . NOTICE FOR PUBLICS Land Office at Oregon City November! Notice is hereby given that ing-named settlor has filed s intention to ninkH final Drool of his claim under net of H und timt eaid proof will be K IU'giater and Receiver utw rm rv... 1 o- iftm til Charlps R. Cfillino. one oft? Esther P. CoiliiiB,dooasod.l M I X A S A ft ior tne 864 01 seo la, iwp He names the following n prove Iiia continholi3 reaidenrt cultivHtion ot said land, vis: I DeWitt Danforth, Uert w John Mloek, of Roots. Orogoif WoIIh nf mint 7 Clrniron. a ft NOTICE FOR HUlUlCj Land Office at Oregon t-v .'. uocemb 1 Notice is hereby give,XIi lowing named settlor 1ms , ft bis Intention to make iiimifoc port of his claim, end that be made before County CI county, Uregon, at loler Janunry 18. ISHVJ, viz: ior iue ne oiseoi twp rMi Ilo names the follow Hi provo his continuom re - " cultivation of said lund 8ctnj Ado Crosno, L. M.'PI'M Smith and Alf Caton 1, PrtsiA gun CUAS. li. Mjortund. A 14
