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Lincoln County Leader. jj,Baaa
CHARLES F. SOULE, ) r,loo,a
ADA E. SOULE, J PP",ETB8'
Official County Paper.
Entered at the postoftice at Toledo, Oregon, aa
lecona-cias man matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year - - - fl 50
Six Months - - 75
Three Months - 50
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
STATE.
Ior Supreme Jude
. . . .FRANK A. MOORE of Columbia
For Dairy and Food Commissioner.
J. W. BAILEY of Multnomah
For Presidential Electors
J. N. HART of Polk
JAMES A. FEE of Umatilla
GRANT B. DIMMICK of Clackamas
A. C. HOUGH of Josephine
For Joint Senator llt.lt District
G. S. WRIGHT of Yamhill
For Joint Representative 12th Dist.
J. S. COOPER of Polk
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative First District. .
BINGER HERMANN of Douglas
JUDICIAL.
For Circait Judco
E. O. POTTER of Lane
For District Attorney
. . GEORGE M. LROTvN of Douglas
.-, . . COUNTY.
For Sheriff J. H. ROSS
For Clerk IRA WADE
For Treasurer J. L. HYDE
For School Superintendent
GEORGE BETHERS
For Assessor R. H. HOWELL
For Surveyor M. WYGANT
For Commissioner . .F. A. THOMPSON
For Coroner W. W. SOULE
TOLEDO PRECINCT.
For Justice of the Peace
R. S. VAN CLEVE
For Constable JOE HILL
Have you registered? If you don't
want to vote, better step aside and give
the women a chauoe.
A Portland Chinaman has embezzled
$4000. The -Chink" is a trifle slow,
but give him time and' ho will learn
American ways.
A competent sporting authority says
tho Portland Browns baseball team can
iot lose the games which it has won.
Every fan in Oregou should be thankful
for that.
An oil company has been organized
iu Polk county with a capital stock of
$100,000. That's the way to do it. Polk
county has some w'.de-awake citizens
who are not afraid to spend a dollar or
fe'etout and hustle. They deserve to
strike oil.
It is not easy to understand why tho
Democratic party is so particulai about
seleotmg a lamb for the November
slaughter. For this purposo Hearst is
as good as Parker and Bryau as good as
Cleveland. The former, however,
seems to be the easiest picking for the
politicians.
Loss than 800 of Linoolu county's
voters have registered This means a
light vote soinethiuR that is promised
all over tho state. Republican laziness,
tho result of a sure thing, i8 respousi
Wo for it. Tho Democrats will poll
practically their entire vote.
The Portland Journal's rumors from
Washington regarding the allowed
crookedness of llou. Dinger Hermann
remind one of some of tho Russian re
ports of doings iu the Far East. There
isn't much in them but rumor. While
the Journal evidently does Uot hope to
defeat Mr. Hermann by its vile attacks,
it realizes that it must make some kind
o a showing in order to earu its share
of the campaign rake-off.
Peel Chittim
But before going come in and see a few of the
bargains we are offering in the line of
Dress Goods
Ladies' and Gents' Shoes
Hats, Clothing
We can supply you with the latest and best
styles at lower prices than anywhere else in
Linoolu county. Satisfaction guaranteed at
HALL BROTHERS,
Siletz, Oregon.
If THO
Forest; Grove .Poultry Yards
ESTABLISHED IN 1877
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Silver Wyandottes
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
The next National Republican con
vention will contain 994 delegates; noc
essary to a choice, 498. Delegates to
the number of 5G0 are already in
structed for Roosevelt.
The editor of The Leader pleads
guilty. He carries a pass. The editor
who is too no-account to get one will of
course howl about it. A few of the old
time cheap demagogues are still on the
stage, and make fair comedians.
We have noticed that when that Jap
anese vice-admiral makes up his mind
Togo after the Russians, he goes some.
It cost a number of vessels and lives,
but be seems to have the Bear pretty
thoroughly holed up in Port Arthur.
Oregon, Washington and Idaho have
in sight a wheat crop of 60,000,000
bushels. This is just one little item of
tho products of the great Northwest.
Tho hops, prunes, lumber, salmon,
chickens aud chittim all run into big
figures and the country is yet young.
You Bet!
A Douglas comity man has worked
100 days ou a piece of road, and now
asks the county court to help him out.
If it is a public road the couotv should
do so, not with reluctance, but with
thanks. The men who help to make
good roads are better citizens than those
who stop at complaining about bad
roads. Portland Journal.
An unfortunate man in southern Or
egon was killed a few days ago by a fall
from a horse while on his way to a ball
game. Hd he been on his way homo
after witnessing a performance by the
Portland team it might havo beco re
garded as a cane of justifiable suicide.
By a recent Canadian invention brick
laying is done by machine. Tho ma
dune w.ll do all pliu worU nnd ,,0 u
moroUruilydmuiH pohsiblo by ,uiuJ
l'.aoli machine is m i, i i... .
aud a boy, and does the work of six or
. 8Meu bricklayers. Its operation
ca t be learned lu two eeks. Here is a
aVviee for throwing men out of work
up cannot bo credited to "Yankee in-g-Miuity."
Portland is again showing a healthy
Krowth . For 'the week ending May G
9S0 ,e n '".I ,trttn,,ferS negated
S10J.9M) and building permits were is.
sued during U,o same period to the
H.ou.,t of tl0-l.93o. Many of the pu,!
chasers are newcomers. scarij
-art of the state W caching on,o of
the large army of ho,e8Cokor8 from
the oast, and Lincoln county is not nu
...v-1.Uu1uu(nuWi more push and
nergy would improve the showing I '
jreat many places, , " i
A Salem editor seated himself In a
Portland restaurant the other day and
began upon the bill of tare. After
keeping three waiters nearly an hour
bringing dishes to him, he called one of
them to him, hecved a sigh and wins
pered, as he stiri-ml tlm l.iii i....
audpoiuted with his finger; "Mister
T'l'ft nt 1.1 . . . 1
- mm, huu - moving nm finger
down to the bottom of the page 'ef it
ain't again the rule I'd like to skip from
thar to thar."
Tleaso state to tho court exactly what
you did between 8 au.i.O o'clock on
Wednesday timmln.T i . , .
, ti j er said to
a delicate looking little woman ou the
itues stand. "Well," she said. after
a moment's refloetiou, -I washed my
two children and got them ready for
h.ilwi.t1 .....1 i
...... r.rwtu a uuttonon Johntiiu8
coat and mended a rent in Nellie's
dress. Then I tidied np my siding
room and watered my house plants BII"
utr ie niornlug paper.
...inu-u mo parlor and set things
riKbts in it aud washed my n)p chlni.
tieys and combed the baby's hair and
ewcd a button on one of her little
shoes, and the,, I swept out the front
entry and brushed d put away the
children's Sunday clothes and wrote a
note to Johnnie' teacher asking her to
excuse him for not beinK at school on
Friday. Then I f..,l ..... . . '
and Rave tho groceryman an order and
wept off the back p,rch; then I si
dawn nnd rested o lew minute, before
Ue clock struck D. That's all"
When little Minnie came from nV.t
ing there was company at the home and
sne commenced to tell of the sport she
nan enjoyed. Tou ought to have seen
me," she cried. "The first time 1 stood
upmyfeetwonl up in the air and I
came plump down on mv " "Minnip!"
screamed her mother. "Well, what?
iney just scooted out from under me
and I came down on mv 1
nie!" cried her sister. "Well, can't
you let me tell this? I came down
plump on my little brother."
Effects of Bad Whisky.
A Baker City man arrested for beat
ing his wife, with whom b loium.
quainted at a masquerade ball, marry
ing her after a brief acquaintance, thus
explained, according to the Baker City
Herald, how ho did it.
"I beat her, but I was not responsible
. ai. 1V was mis way: I hud
been drinking excessively. 1 had been
drinking mean whisky. I had gone on
a continual -pree. I came home to my
ove. determined to cut out the Honor
habit forever. While the vile stuff
u.e iu me I was wild. I became do
brious. I saw a thousand vicious ani
mals pursuing me. They appeared be
fore mo, behind me-in every direction.
Ihere seemed to be no escape from
them. Wriggling snakes, creeping
bugs sl.my monsters, tho whole animal
kingdom was hauutiug me.
"My wife-poor Lena!-she did all
m her power for me. She tried to
convince me that the animals were in,
HKiuary aUd that I was ill. But they
seemed to come at me iu multiplied
number,. Oh, horrors!" Then the
man almost completely broke down as
bethought of the time when ho beat
Lena suddenly changed to the form
o a snake before me -a forked-tongued
bissing Briaket I thought she would
HZ:, r"th-11 serpents
1 was wild. I seized the first thing I
could lay my Lands upon and tried to
drive her back ! beat her unmercl-
"H.v. Hut I did uot know it was Lena
I was crazed and tl.m,M t ..... .
. eu nnn ueiL'Ud-
' : myself Toor girl. I would ot
worldr intentiotiully for tho
Brown Leghorn Eggs.
I unto for shIa n
, ., AA'Kiiorn i'iiot
"t only fl por gettl of J
inire-bred celebrated Honnn . Toa
naon stock, t r
THOH. LEKSK,
1'renldent.
J. C. Dl'DI EY.
Yloe President.
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Responsibility S75,000
Transacts a General Banking Business
Interest Pa;d ou.Time Deposits'
, Excbaiige' Sold on .All Points
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Principal Correspondents:
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SAN FRANCISCO -London and Sau Francisco Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-J. P. Morgan & Co.
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Good Rigs and well-broken saddle horses. Special attj
given to Traveling Men. Horses boarded by day, week or o'
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DAILY STAGE TO AND FROM SILETZ Id stree
iwcv.T cv .jv a. m .inives at oiietz at 10:501,
Leaves Siletz at 12:40 p. m Arrives at Toledo
at 4.00;,
Thorn;
YSICIAN
Tun Lbader has a bit of information
a tip, so to speak to any of its readers
who expect to attond the St Louis Ex
position. Call early and avoid the rush.
eal Estate
OF ALL KINDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
RANCHES
In All Parts ot the County
CITY PROPERTY
Iu Toledo and Newport
an have some bargains to offer in
city property iu Toledo; also n
ranches nearby.
fWU you wish to buy or sell, write
or see me at my oflice at the
Courthouse,
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