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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1904)
Lincoln County Leader, j gggzagagnen CIJAKLKS F. SOULE,. i ne Best I mngs to bat and wear rf THOS. LEESE, ...J. 0. DUDLEY. Vleo President, Fhopwf.tors. lj l'rcsMont. V To tfr tfcM r . Official County Paper. Kmercfl nt tre pnrtotlloe ut Toledo, Oregon, ns !.ei oiiii-claii mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year Sis Months -Tii me Months - - For District Attorney. Iu tin interview with the Plaindealer hi-t Friday, George M. Brown was asked tin; iinestion : "Are you a candidate (or re-election?" "Yes," was the answer, i The editor lias only known Mr. Brown f ir the past eighteen months, but dur that time lie has watched his course very closely and believes him to be an oflJoiiil who cannot be swerved from do i'i: his entire duty to the state of Or eon and the citizens of Ko&ebnrg whieh he represents. As a public r.fficial of criminals he is a fearless and uble prosocutor and bends everv eneiirv to convict men charged with ciime and ! S H matters not, high or low, friend or j roe, if a criminal oTenfie has boon coni initted, the ofi'ender can count on a most vigorous prosecution and a sen tence to the penitentiary. Xo paper could say more than this for any pros ecuting attorney, and we do hope that iMr. Brown will be nominated und elected to succeed himself by an over whelming majority. Ifaeeburg Plain dealer Second the motion. Groceries A full line of groceries always in stock. The Famous Blue Rib bon canned goods, dried fruits, hams, bacon, etc., in fact, any thing you want. Clothing Everything in the line of cloth ing, underwear, shirts, collars, neckties, hats and caps carried in stock. Drop in and look at our I heavy Oversuirts. Dry Goods We hare just received our new Fall line of Dry Goods. The lat est styles of Ladies' Dress Goods for winter wear, calicoes, giug liams, etc. Boots and Shoes The Celebrated Mayer Shoes in all sizes and latest styles from Men's Dress shoe to the heavy s waterproof shoes. Ladies' and Children's Footwear. Rubbers and rubber boots. Notions Our fall order of Notjons nas arrived and we are prepared to furnish the children with pretty toys as well as useful articles for grown persons. Remember That we carry a complete stock of Hardware and can furnish homesteaders with anything in that line. HALL BROTHERS, Siletz, Oregon. mtRxxn'aasn.w! Responsibility 873,000 Transacts a General Banking Business Interest I'aid on Time Deposits . Kxchu 'ge Sold on All Points State, County and School Warrant,) l; Principal Correspondents: i PORTLAND Caniulin n Bank of Commerce, London and Sanp, i, c'sco Batik, Ltd. 1 k SAN FRANCISCO -London and San Francisco Bank, Ltd, NEW YORK J. P. Morgan & Co. CHICAGO First National Bank. LONDON, ENG. London und Sun Irancisco Bank, Ltd. (!) KXA... ... Ao Pfi1 rjAi Pift-fl :JL. Forest Grove Poultry Yards ESTABLISHED IN 1877 On. ennfern Liuuds are kindly nsked to bear in mind the fact that the great est attractions at the Lewis aud Clark Fair to be held at Portland in 1005 will be climate and scenery. While the ex hibit will be great so great that many visitors will not be ublo to see it nil t lie glorious climate and scenery will afford the real enjoyment. Steamboat rides up and down the beautiful Wil iainetio and Columbia rivers, trips through the famous Willamette Valley, down to Yaqtiiua Bay and the graud old Pacific ocean these are sido shows which will eclipse the Fair itself aud cost, the visitor, so little extra that he will feel that he is being treated as an old friend. It is not extravagance or buncombe to assert that Ibeso features ulono are destined to stamp the Lewis and Chirk- Fair as the most enjoyable, if net the greatest in urea and size of exnuiit, ever held in America. Of oourso you are coming, but we give you fair warning that the visit is opt to af fect you like a dose of the fabled lotus. Barred Plymouth ' Rocks Silver Vyandottes Brown Leghorns Black Minorcas My fowls are all Standard-bred and in line with the best strains of the East. Fifty fowls imported this season direct from the most noted breeders. Matings for eggs this season will be better than ever. Send for Circular. Address J. M. GARRISON, Box 335, FOREST GROVE, OREGON iwmmwmm OK01SOB HALL N. ANDnu,, Hull & Anderson Pkophiktohs I i; HOMO Toledo Livery and Feed Stnt - - - S 11.. T1 I Us ' President Roosevelt has disappointed and offended Mr. Bryan and other and various kinds of Democrats by showing his sympathy with the movement which recently knocked out the great railway merger scheme. They probably ex pected the President to shed a few tears and give vent ton wail cf regret when the Supremo Court fired nlF its opinion, instead of robbing them of a in lie niueli-ueoded thunder. The nowspupors of Oregon should all favor the proposed primary tioniinntiiif luw, as it means revenue. Under its provisions it will be necessary for a candidate for an office to announco himself as such through the newspa I'Ois. Where tho law Is in operation it is customary for the publisher to re quire the publication foe in advance, as tho defeated candidates might forget all about t ho little item. It seems to bo oh" in u hundred places with Willio Hearst. The southern Democrats now refer to him as "the yellow peril," the pat handle suggested by his career as a yellow journalist. We'll have to guess again. A Democrat who can tint command the respect and support of tho solid south will hardly laud the parly nominat ion for President. Santos Duniout lms captured the heart aud hand of u girl, worth a mil- lion dollars. If Santos has sense to ImIuuoo his ltu-k he'll unit tho airship business aud proceed to have a g'iod tiui') on terra iinna. The South American republics have "ined hands and resolved to resist an nexation by the United States, Wil liam Jennings ISivnn may bo responsi ble for this joke. Samuel Piles is au aspirant for y.en. i.torial honors tip in the state of Wash ington. The gentleman may be all right, but ho should take eoinething l'-r Ins name. Upper Salmon River. Waller Crowley's house was moved about eight feet from its foundation on the 10th bv the wind storm. There wns considerable damage done to fences. Miss Belle Harris has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. S. Desarte. at Salem. aud also to stay with Mrs. Claude Hirsch this summer, The poison larkspur is coming on. Mr. Harris had two cows to get it, but discovered them in time to save them. R. M. Harris has gone to meet his son Frank and wife, who have lately camo from the east. School closed last Friday and Edgar Crocker, tho teacher, returned to his home at Waldport. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Geatwight, a baby girl. Mother and child both do ing well. Henry Deakin has just returned from a visit with his mother at Clackamas. Miss Aleena McMillen was visiting Upper Salmon river friends Sunday. Mr. Congeiser is extremely lucky, as he has a cow with twin calves. Mrs Paul of Pitner was visiting Mrs.' R. M. Harris last Friday. Dr. Smith's men will Boon have the sawmill sawing lumber. W. M. Dodson was visiting friends on Drift creek last week. Alice Ackersou was visiting frieuds ut Fern Glen Sunday. Mrs. U. M. Harris was visiting Grand ma Thorp last week. Ed Harris and Johnnie Crowley killed a wild cat last week. Cut tlo, and Bheeo aud lambs urn .lr. iug fine. O. McMillen has gone to tho valley. livery light reported between li't-cians and Japs is tho bign.il KfiMt rejoicing by both natious. the for General Miles We beliovo this 1 1' ruied u jiarudox. is' a Prohibitionist, mib'ht ' properly be Angora Items. Claire Trenholm made a "ling trip to Corvallis last week. toothache inspired him to greater act ivity Mian usual. MisM Z,lm.. t holm made a trip to Five Rivers to have a tooth extracted. Toothache Boeing to ho all the rage, and If thu w,.m,... j continues wo will have something worse i than toothiiche. A. J. Oglesby got together n small crow of men from Lincoln county, "as aisted by Willis Vidito aud Linn fled riek of Alsou," and opened the road over Digger Mountain i Benton coun ty. The proprietor of tho Angora creamery wears a pleasant smilo once more, as lie Is enabled to get his butter io iinii Ket. j V. V. Oglesby undo nnothor trip to j the Bend to look for his gloves, but I expect ho camo nearer getting the mit ten. Strange about those gloves. Still it rains. Forty days and nights are not in it. I wnmin.. t n blew anywhere else a week ago Saturday except on Fall creek. C. S. Mangle said lie was not going to let the peop on, the creek starve i . any longer, so ne killed the fatted cow. D. N. Johnson made Cams brothers a brief visit lastweek. T. J. Cams expects to move down on homestead iu a short time. Assessor Howell was assessing prop erty on the creek last week. Mrs. A. J. Oglesby is visiting her danguter, Mrs. E. T. Ilamersly, at Five Rivers. Wo do hope tho supervisor of this district will succeed in getting lumber to flx the small bridges between here and Tidewater, as they are in very bad condition, ' not having beeu repaired since (hey were built, which was a good many years ago. There are twenty-six miles of road in this district, aud only a few men to look after it A tourist from Missouri hit the wild and wooly West, with hayseed in his whiskers, no buttons on his vest. The patches on his pantaloons resembled Asia's map, and the roguish glimmer iu his eye. besDoka Mm The kids all guyed ,:Missouri," with his noursncK tilled with olothrs; tbey said he'd take a "tie pass" before the winter snows. But old "Missouri" cot. ,! aud settled in the West: he wnrk,i and saved and saved and worked with. out a moment's rest. His nickles to dollars Bnd his dollarb grew to lives, while the dandy dudes who laughed at him were idling out their lives. A homestead on the desert, where wiu. Cat wouldn't ut.nv hn ...i.j . .. . , yi unci planted in the sand, but always made it pay. Five years slipped by in mea. nred tread; "Missouri" hhowed 'em how, and when he saunters down the street! nobody euvs him nnu i ti, i. ...i. ' w . . , . WK1)g jQ woro the high collars and so gay are hauling dung for old -Mis-' son" at 50 cents a day. And when they heard the startling news, their hearts within them Bank for old "Missouri's" Kono to town and opened up 0 bank ' -Ex. For Sale-Two bulls, one a registered Shorthorn, the other h good grade N ill take in exchange sheep, cattle or cash. Robert Tassell, Elk City, Or. Good Rigs and well-broken saddle horses. Special attentk! given to Traveling Men. Horses boarded by clay, week or mom: CITY DRAY IN CONNECTION t DAILY STAGE TO AND FROM SILETZ im Third Leaves Toledo at 7:30 a. m '.Arrives at Siletz at 10:50 n.a T t Leaves Siletz at 12:40 p. m Arrives at Toledo at 4.00 p. J pg v Office Yac Real Estate , OF AI.L. KINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD RANCHES In All Parts of the County CITY PROPERTY In Toledo and Newport VtT"l have some bargains to offer in city property in Toledo ; also n ranches nearby, fjtyif you wish to buy or sell, write me, or sco me at my ollice at the Courthouse, TOLEDO, OREGON. C H A S. M. BROWN ViT FARM'S fii WM. GALLOWAY G. L. HEDGE. HEDGES & GALLOWAI PHYJ ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW t Main Offlc LAND OFFICE BUSINESS A SPECIALTY Rooms l and 2, ) Orff nn Clii Weiiihard Eldg, ) Oregon 1 JL Dkpi Will,! state, tious p mm & cowniv-4 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW U. S. Land Office Business a Specialty. TO! t Twenty yearb experience befoae tlio i; Will Local and thd General Land Office Or and the Interior Denartnient ' c at Washington, D. nm,.. t- j "U1I,D, ilUUIII Lund oiiice Bidg Oregon City, UOTZIAN DRIYER ff ftwwpBpMT m V -V f1H 7"s i I ' "' ABSOLUTELY W V .' l THE BEST Z m , A "V DRIVC $ m .V53 "MUMMED m V A UMBac f 8 V'sR i Mr VV . 7,.u. t- A womnn had hired two men to help I ...1 uer iioiisecieaniuij.and asked them if they could clean the Dictum fi-.i,.,o "Yes." answered one of the men, "if Son could let us get sumo whibkv.'why it's the finest thing to clean them with." "Oh," she niiHWAnul "if ...i.:..t , miinnv will eiean inein, 1 will send down a bottle that I have upstairs rfnd you may trv it."' The men washed the fran.es with soap and water, and of course drank the whisky. When their enipljer saw tho frames bright and glistening .he romnrked: "And so whisky dewed thone frames." "Yes." sni.i , - v 4.4 or tnem, "it was whisky that did it." "And just to think," she said, "I ennw near throwing that whisky awBy. I bathed poor Fido with it before b,e died yottkuovw" ' I FRENCH KIP STOCK f $ OUR OWN IMPORTATION $ ALL HAND PEGGED $ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED g jjj ASK YOUR DEALCR TOR TMdj I C GOTffii 05, VT 1 The Leading Hotel of Toledo, Oregon In order to compete with the leading hotels we are compelled to establish the following rates : Commercial accommodations per day $2.00 Tourists and other fl to 1.50 Single mealH to residents 2r Any Rtiest dissatisfied with ac commodations will have mon ey refunded by makiiiu com-, plaint to the management, j C. R. & S. Ellsworth ". . . liVf "I,-..-.-,, ' i, r",, . MANY SHORT CTn-r" ! james Mcdonald 't&jggfir'A'- BEES, HONEY AND BEE SUPPLIES 8 CmwOQp I4NCOLH COUNXT, ORKQOA
