Xlncoln County Xeafcer
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
CHARLES F. POULE, )
ADA E. SOU IE, f IWkiktom.
En Wreil t the poiitoflire at Toledo, Oregon, u
secundciai wall inHlter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year -Six
Months
Three Mentha -
fl 50
75
50
Secretary Shaw views with alarm the
prosperity of the couutry. This is
enough to make Grover Cleveland prick
up his ears And listen to the call of the
wild.
Of course it was believed by the dear
people that State Printer-elect Duniway
wanted only a reasonable flat salary.
15ut perhaps the dear people don't savoy
good English when they hear it.
It is bauly possible, although we are
..... - ' J .u, buui. iVDJUCllb
vt lt is like the mnn in Kentucky who
took aboard a fighting jag: He may bo
trying to cover too much territory.
With a good many Republicans the
MMiui-pat habit is the result of false
pride. Thoughtful mou in all parties
are uot blind to the changes in condi
tions wrought by time. And these
mild remarks are not an endorsement
of the tariff-Hoping' idea.
Elk City Items.
We pet our usual amount of rain and
the tide still ebbs and floods.
Machinery for the Hodges sawmill
made its appearance a week ago, and
with the new engine and boiler ho can
do business, and with good management
will be a paying business.
Parties Bre said to be making arrange
ments to put iu a box and furniture
factory hero. Lots of timber for the
manufacture of furniture on Big Elk
and Yaquina.
Mr. Louden of Pioneer has sold his
ranch and will, leave for new fields
about, the first of March.
Our school is progressing fine under
the management of Prof. Clyde Knapp,
aud all seem pleased.
The game called football played on
Elk City gridiron Hunday was au ex
hibition of great strength by some men
and good running by others. If the
game was played correctly here Sunday
it should be prohibited by law, as a
prize right is not in it. .At nearly every
struggle either an Indian or a white
man had to have the breath of life
washed back into him with water and
loosen up his clothing ns in the case of j
woman who had fainted. At tiie end
of the last half or finish of the game I
wo saw. tbeiu carry off a dead Indian,
or might as woll have been; he was"
talking to the "Great Spirit" through
bis hat. The game resulted in a victory
for Hiletz, aud we doubt very much if
any of the boys forget it for ten days
at leaut. No trouble to.fljid b'aek eyes
in Elk City. Marsh Simpson says there
has been a bull fight in his moadow.
Schooner Creek Items.
A Merry Christmas and happy New
Yeur to you.
The wind Thursday night blew i
several old trees down and also the roof
off Jesse Farrin's woodshed,
The peoplo on Schooner creek are not j
h11 dead, but are building a flue log'
schoolhouse, 13x2.1, District No. CO. '
I.ee Breeding and Mr. Kerr were!
Schooner creek visitors. Mr. Breeding,
reports Mr. Kerr as doing fine on !
bachelor cookiug. j
Charlie Anderson cut his hand pretty
badly while helping Waller l'.ones saw
down trees, by jumping from a spring
board and striking his hand, on au ax
that was sticking iu tho tree stump.-
J. W. Bones has mailo a start for a
mutual telephone line in' this, vicinity
by running a line from Ins store to his
dwelling. Wo hope more people will
make a start in the .same liue.
Miss Keofer is quito sick with heart
trouble and we understand has sent to
McMiim villo for a doctor.
G. S. Farmele has returned home
f rom a trip to Portland and Toledo.
Willie and Uncle Thiuley Dones have
gone to Toledo one. to attend court, the
other to court,
Chesley looki lonesome since the
Wolfs are gone. Cheer up dies, they'll
bo back,
Chappie llaviiand, who cut his hand
severely, is getting along nicely.
Aithur Cambest is helping Johu
Hones build a new porch
- Harry Tliarp and Kid Hall butchered
a beef Thursday.
The people on mid around Schooner
creek havo decided, in place of going to
INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That bids will be received for the sale of
the following described inherited Indian lands, situated and being in Lincoln
County, Oregon, as per schedule herein set forth, to-wit:
1 f H Dale" Date Bid
divisions g V ; Acres Ligted opened
Louie Fuller,. . Lots 29, 80, 31 and 1 36 6 11 80 Nov. 5,1900 Feb. 4, luOV
KhiixU Cost ,am e.'4 swj mill sw'i 21 9 9 SO "
William Aleck Lota 20, : and 30 2 7 i: '
and Lots 27 and 28 36 g 11 73.05 " " "
Mary Dick, et al, lj nw'j 29 6 10 60 "
Jane l'aylie Cunnell w ueJ4 and w'$ msi 4 11 10 1C0.92 " "
Bcnsell Orton, etal Lots 27, 28, 29 and 30 17 10 10 80 ' "
John Loxsden xi 4, iie. 10 10 10 " "
and ne) iiw and Lot 3 18 8 10 77 26 " "
Coquelle Thompson.. ej nw,'i,ne inv)
and w liw' ne'i 27 9 9 SO " "
Coquelle Thompson... w'$ nwseJi, neli sw,'
and Lot 12 1 7 11 83.12 "
Coquelle Thompson..! e'sKwJ 22 9 S 80 " "
Martha Johnson sJi ne! swJi 1 7 11 20 Nov. 26. 1906 Feb. 20, 1S07
Martha G Johnson n seJi swV 1 7 II '
and Lots 10 and 9 3 10 10 M) " "
Charles Johnson Lot 9 3 10 9 " "
and S8j.( lie) and eJiSw'neli 4 10 9 hO " .
Mary Harding Lots 22 and 23 6 10 9 " '
and aw?. r.e? 7 10 9 80 " "
Robert Kelts w'.ij nwVJ nw 27 9 9 ..
and neVi nei and nwJ4 lie! 28 9 9 80 ,
Louisa Otllnia Lot 11. self, tx se'i n 9 ..
and 11 u;.; ne!- 14 9 11 70.36 '
Louisa G ilium Lot 12 swj, se) sw.'i 11 9 11 "
and n$ no nwJi '14 , 9 11 71.60 " "
Coquelle Thompson v4 ne) nw 32 6 10 " '
and Ixt ;j2 Be)- 25 6 11 40 "
Stewart Roouey.. ......wjj se 110VV. swjne, . ' .
Lot 11 nw.'.j 1 7 a 60.09 "
Slewart Kooney ne1 noJi.nw ne.'i 1 J 11 80 "
Stewart Kooney Lots 27 and 28 v,i 1 10 9 .
and ne.'i nt,'4 12 10 9 W) '
WilllRm Klamath Lots 3 and 4 7 10 9 8;i,10 "
Kdwnrd Bensell se.'-i tc4. e'i sw.'i se' "3 8 11 "
and Lot 5 swi 04 g n 77.8O "
Martha Johnson 26 9 9 So '
Martha Johnson 7 Lots 29, SO, 31 and 32 28 9 9 80 " '
Nettie West, et al w'jwnw.' 20 9 9 "
and Lots 1 and 16 19 9 9 feo "
Anna Tecumseh n)i nw'l ne 8;) 9 "
un!:i nwJ4 3-5 9 9
s,' swj tvii 26 9 9 SO "
Said bids will be received up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the various days upon
which they are listed to be opened in above schedule, and must be enclosed in
sealed envelopes directed to Knott C. Egbert, Superintendent, Siletz, Oregon.
Envelopes containing such bids should not have noted thereon the description
of ihe lands to which the bids relate, but there shall be noted on such envelopes
the date upon which the bid is to be opened. Bidders should submit a draft on
some Portland bank ; otherwise remit enough to cover exchange on outside
,m"kH; KNOTT C. EGBERT,
Supt. a..d Special Disbursing Agent, in Charge of Siletz Agency, Oregon.
Come and See Me
I carry a Complete Line of
taple and Fancy Groceries
and Crockery ware
. Which I am selling at PRICES THAT ARK RIGHT
My entire stock" of Hats, Shoes,
Must Go at
R. S. VanCleve
FOR A FULL, LINE OF
Furniture
Stoves
Cooking Utensils
Trunks
Suit Cases
Telescopes
GO TO
A. ROSEBROOK
the primary election to vote, to stay at
home and split out one board apiece,
aud at the Juno election, split out two
boards apiece, to help make bridges on
the county road. We think we would
net moro benefit by so doing than by'
losing two days to go to vote for our
County Commissioners.
Walter MoCliutock is building a new
house on his claim.
In Praise of Chamberlain's
Remedy.
Cough
There is no other medicine manufnc
tured that has received so much praise
and so many expressions of gratitude
as Chamberlain's Cough Kuniedy. It is
effective, aud prompt relief foliows its
use. Grateful parents everywhere do
uot hesitate to testify to-its merits for
the benefit of others., It is a certain
cure for croup and will prevent the
attack if given at the first appearance
of the disease. It is especially adapted
to children as it Is pleasant to take and
contains nothing injurious. Mr. E. A.
I Humphreys, a well known resident nnd
j clerk iu the Btoro of Mr. E, Lock, of
! Alice, CApe. Colony, South Africa, says:
1 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to ward off croup aud colds in
my family. I found it to be very satis
factory Bnd it gives me' pleasure to
recommend it." For sale by 0,0. Krog
utad.
Furnishing Goods and Jewelry
Actual Cost
Quilts
Blankets
Pillows
Window Shades Coflins
Lace Curtains Caskets
Etc.. Robes
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TUOS. LEESE,
'r President
ft
J. C. DUDLEY.
Vice President.
Ldgcolr Goupty .Balx
Responsibility $75,000
Transacts a General EiEking Business
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Eicba.ige Sold ou All Points
State, County and School Warrauts Bough.
Principal Correspondents:
PORTLAND Canadian Bank of Commerce, London and San Fran
cisco Bank, Ltd.
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Toiedo Livery
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Good Rigs and well-broken saddle horses. Special attention
given to Traveling Men. Ilurses boarded by day, week or mouth
CITY DRAY IN CONNECTION
F. M. STANTON C. B. CROSNO
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
BOTH PIONEERS
If yon wish to buy
"BUSINESS" IS OUR MOTTO
INFORMATION FREE
Toledo,
WE HAVE
Farm 3 miles north of Toledo, 100
acres, good barn, 11-rooni house, over
100 awes in cultivation, good orchard
and good out buildings. Price and
lernis reasonable.
1 good warehouse and lot, situated on
water front in Toledo.
29 town lots in Toledo.
160 acres on Big Kik, 6 miles from Elk
City ; about 20 acres in cultivation, poor
house but good barn, with 5 tons hay;
county road near; lots of grass; good
stock farm. Price, $1000.
WE CAN
Supply all wants of Homesteaders
and will deliver all orders amount
ing to over $25 free of charge to
Major Ludson's, Canoe Landing
and Ned Evans'
10,
Hall
UbNERAL MERCHANDISE
SILETZ,
I BUY HIDES
AND MANUFACTURE
AND SELL LEATHER
All Citizens of Lincoln County who are
iu favor of building up homo industries
should bring iheir hides to me and get
highest Cash price on tho spot.
Also get your Harness Leather, Etc.,
of me and save money.
J. O, SMITH, Toledo. Or,
WM. SCAKTH,
Cashier.
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M. N. Anderson
Pkopkiltor
and Feed Stabie
or sell, give us a cull.
Oregon;
FOR SALE:
40 acres adjoiuing Toledo, 15 acres
tidetand.
50x150 feet in Stanton's addition to
Toledo. Also other city aud farm lands,
in ana near Toledo, Oregon.
118 acres, 20 acres pasture, 45 acres
lidehtnd. the rest hmdi lin.!- i.,r,
eight room house, sprina; wAter Dined tr
house, large barn, 2 large orchards, in
cluding !UU1m. 1.1 lima arwl T.i.flnt
pears; 2 good horses,, harness, . new.
wagon, plow and drag, 9 head jersey,
cows, eight heifers, for 3500; or the
best half of the farm for 1,500.
sv
place until Octolx
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