Lincoln County Leader.
CHARLES F. SOTJLE,
ADA R. SOULE,
Pkopribtobs.
Official County Paper.
Entere'l at the postoffice 8t Toledo, Oregon, as
second-class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year - - - 1 50
Six Month? - - "o
Three Months - - SO
Lincoln County's Friend-
Republican Candidate for Congress
First District
BINGER HERMANN
VOTE FOR HIM
Abbreviated Memory.
Tub Leader has not time at this late
hour in the week to touch upon all the
point;? in Mr. Hawkins' latest spill-over.
However, we will brieily state that
Messrs. Clark Copeland, E. M. Stanton,
Comity Clerk Wade and several other
renutablo citizens are ready to make
hflldavit that Mr. Kyniston told them,
or slid in their presence, that Mr.
Hawkins asked him (Mr. Kyniston) to
vote for Hurley Lutz,
The alleged report that Binger Her
mann i9 in disfavor with the adminis
tration worries lue Deuiuui'utic IcJidci'5
and newspapers more than it doea tho
Republicans. Mr. Hermann will be
fleeted by a big majority, and it will
not bo a black eye to the administra
tion, either.
TOLEDO AND VICINITY.
Bert Swing was a Yaquina visitor
Monday night.
B. F. Jones was a passenger for Port-
laud Monday morning.
Arthur Bensell of Siletz was a pas
senger valley ward Monday morning.
Assessor Heury Howell came in from
the lower bay country this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Lancaster went up to
Klk City this morning for a brief visit.
Frank Kurtichanof of Chitwocd was
registered at the Commercial last Satur
day. " Captain A. B. Clark and Parrish
I'm ks were dowu from Elk City Tucs
day. Mrs. J. T. Walch and son Fred of Ya
quina were passengeis valleyward this
morning.
For the next ten days I will sell all
my dress trimmings at cost for cash.
Mrs. Wygant. .
A. C. Bonnier, Elmer Helms and E.
II. Yader of Wuldport were in the city
the lore part of the week.
Mrs. W. H. Buoy and son of Luljen9
visited relatives and friends in Toledo
tho fore part of tbo week.
W, H. Miller, the gouitil postmaster
and merchaut of Nortous, is transact
ing bnsinoss iu the city toduy.
P. A. Correll of Albany has been
transacting business in Toledo and vi
cinity since Wednesday evening.
Just received, a new line of shirt
waists the latest styles and materials;
also my school hose have just arrived.
Tho Bazaar.
Mrs. Oeorgo Bethora and daughter
Eudollu returned Wednesday evening
from u visit with relatives and friends
at Philomath.
The old wallpaper on your walls looks
siialiby. For oue dollar I will sell you
sutlioient to repaper a room. Over 75
Stylos to select from at Krogstad's.
loivhaut Henry Lewis visited
Albany Monday. Miss Anna Alexan-
Jr, he id clerk, was assisted by Georgj 1
bet hem during t he nbseuce of the boss I
lleury Lewis lms just received a large
stoek of shoes, manufactured by the
old reliable firm of Buckingham &
Uei ht. Ho iuvites you to Call aud in
spect them.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Larson left
this mot iiitiK for their home in Port
laud. Mr. Larson has been indulging in
a hiyoir on account of the industrial
troubles in Portlai,d.
hanker Thomns Loose of Corvallis
and h,s friend John MePhail of S.hrei-!
uio week, 'lhey returned to Cor
, - i
vail is Wednesday morning
Emanuel Johnson, recently from Chi
Uiigo, has entered into partnership with
uuuurKoo, the photographer. Mr. Koi who lu8pirt, ; , J
.h," tio e.vo-two ofichoe;,uluoH8,yletiia ritfiJd 5 j
M.,-and will soon rank anions the iuu, has the entire force and .chool to-1
gooa ones. 1 Al . , . I
pother to cousult over and consider
I'eputy Trosocating Attorney 8wope ways und means for improvement. I
returned, Wednesday from th lower The musical accomplishments of Prof '
Siletz country, whore he was called by Cates is a great attraction and pleasure1
a hg killing case, !. S. Parruele being for the bovs and girls. They cro-vd
de killer. The case will como up in 1 around him daily to hoar him clav '
U'K,,it R0Urt- I He is giving several lessoq, free. j
f .. . . -
Call in and see the new ilk shirt
waists jast arrived at Mrs. Wygaut's.
L. D. Wood of Kernville bad business
in the county seat Tuesday and Wednes
day. Ladies, my stock of dress and street
hats will please you. Call and see
them. Mrs. Wygant.
Ed Derrick of Salem has been in the
city this week visiting his sister. Mrs
Henry Gannon, and his brother, Z. M.
Jim.
-
Notice I will take butter and eggs in
exchange for goods at my store.
Mrs. Wygant.
Siletz Sittings.
Everything very quiet politically.
Lester Wangh was over on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Wilbur has been on the
sick list for several weeks.
Will and Frances Alexander were
visiting their parents a few days.
Kelsey Baker is very sick at the
lower farm with small hopes of re
covery. John Spencer, Billy Metcalf and
others are busy cutting wood for the
Government.
Major McKoin has made many in
provements in tho kitchen department
of the school.
Some of the highest grade and tbe
ueaiebl buuulea of sliiuglos arc bcins
produced at the mill in Siletz.
L. D. Wood is with us for a short
time looking after the interests of his
6tock. He left today for the lower
Siletz.
Interest money to minors and the
first payment of $75 to some, who just
become of age helps considerably at
this time of the year.
Ellen Sypneski a oung lady is at
Micek's hostelry awaiting the coming
of her parents, who will make their
home in Lincoln county.
Tom Jackson and John Micek scowed
some parties and about 1000 pounds of
provisions down the river as far as Ua
noe Landing Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Hall, after a brief visit
among friends in Toledo and Newport,
is home again distributing mail at the
old stand in her pleasant way.
A $10,000 bond is being required by
the Indian Department of all those
who in any way carry on a traffic
among the Indians on the reservations.
Something went wrong with the con
veyance of Dr. Wetmore Monday on his
way to Siletz and he and Miss Pearl
Hall, who accompanied him, had to
walk most of thu way borne.
Arthur Bensell took his departure
for Salem, Chemawa and other valley
points Monday in 6earch' of another
position. We wish him success as he is
worthy of the highest esteem and con
fidence of his employer.
E. T. Hamar of Kansas has assumed
his duties as industrial teacher. He is
manifesting a large amount of perse
verance and pluck and gradually ac
quiring the appetite characteristic of
Siletzites. lie is studying the climatic
privileges and difficulties here and
likes it.
Complaints are growing numerous as
to the w ay tho mail is conveyed between
Siletz aud Toledo. Sometimes with a
load of passougers, sometimes on horse
back aud at other times the Govern
ment physician brings it. It is not al
ways on time. Somo regular convey
ance should be furnished.
All services at the chapel are increas
ing in atteudanco aud interest. All
the employes attend divine services.
Tho Sunday School is equipped better
thau ever this year with literature aud
te'icuel8' Special pieces by the choir
every Sabbath. "Beyond the Gates of
Paradino" by Mrs. Brvant Sundav
morning. Come uud encourage the
good work by your presence.
Farewell aoeials were given Tuesday
aud Weduosday evenings in honor of
Harry McKoin, who, iu the short time
he has been with us, has made tunny
j friends. Business Interests iu Noedles,
California, requires his immediate at-
teutiou. It leaves a gap iu our social
fabric difficult to patch. He U a wide-
I avmko business fellow, and merita the
g0O(1 wisues thllt folllw llim.
The social life at Siletz and the school
is fast ussuming its old-time vigor and
conditions. Not a week passes but
some of the employes eutertalu in their
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NOTICE FOR FTJBUCATIO'.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
March 16 1903.
Notiee Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Register and Receiver, at Oregon City, Or., on
Jlay 4, 1903, viz:
Theodore A. Riggs. II. E. No. 14001, for the
nci sec 8, tp9s, range 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: ,
Tom Stockwell, D. A. Madison and T.II. Guy
all of Sugarloaf, Oregon, and J. w. Tolford of
Dallas, Oregon. ,
CHAS. B. MOOKES, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
March 14, 19W.
Notice is hereby 'given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on
May 5, 11103. viz:
William Stauke, II E 14362, for tho seJi sec.
11, twp 8 s., rang 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Andrew Jogodinski, Paul Jogodinski, Her
man J. Horning and Fred Fisher, all of
Susarloaf Oregon.
c Chas. B. Moobes. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
March 14,1903.
Notice is hereby given that the followinir
uamed settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of hisclaim, and
that said proof will he made before the
Register and Receiver at Oregou City Oregon,
on May 5, 1903 viz:
Josopii oianku II. E. 1130D for tho SC' SCC.
13, twp 8 s range 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz:
Andrew Jogodinski, Paul Jogodinski, Her
man J. Horning and Fred Fisher, all of Sugar
oaf, Oregon.
c Chas. B. Moores, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
March 14, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
clerk of Lincoln county at Toledo, Oregon, on
April 26, 1903, viz:
Wellington Wright II. E.. No. 11032, for the
8e)i sec. 12, tp. 8 s, range 11 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz: . v
Albert Sljota, James Robertson, W. E. Ball
and Joseph F. Stephens all of Kernville
Oregon.
Chas. B. Moores, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LandOfllee nt Oregon City, Oregon,
March 10, 1903. '
Notice is hereby given that tlie following
named settler has tiled notice' of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that snid proof will bo made before lhe
Register and Receiver at Oregon City .Oregon ,
on May 4 1903, viz:
Dick A. Madison. II. E. No. 13994 for the
pee. 9, twp 9s.. range 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous residence upon und cultivation
of said 'and viz:
Tom Stockwell, T. II. Guy, and T. A. Riggs
all of Sugarloaf Oregon, and J. W. Tolford of
Dallas, Oregon.
Chas. B. Moohbs, Register.
Mohair Wanted.
Highest price paid in cash paid by
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