Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, September 13, 1907, SUPPLEMENT, Image 9

Lincoln County leader., September 13, 1907, SUPPLEMENT, Image 9

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1907)

Prev Page of 9 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.1 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 9 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSUPPLEMENT Xtncoln County Xcaoer FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1907 PERSONAL MENTION. Harry Fant spent Sunday in Toledo. Read Stewart's new ad in this issue. Clayton Pond was over from Siletz Monday. George Myers of Drift creek was in town Monday. Mercbaut J. F. Stewart went up the ' line Saturday. H. E. Peterson displays a new ad in this issue. Read it. Go to II. E. Peterson for your spec tacles and eye glasses. F. B. Roberts of Salem was in Toledo on business Wednesday. Miss Verne Ross returned home on the excursion last Sunday. The wood saw is at work again saw ing the wood on Hill street. Julius Busch was over from Drift creek Monday and Tuesday. Etnil Price returned Tuesday morn ing'to his home at Portland. O. Middlekaufl of Yaquina had business in Toledo Tuesday. Captain Henry Nice of Lutjetis had business in Toledo Saturday. C. C. Hoops of West Yaquina was in Toledo on business Monday. Con Christiansen caught n 12 pound cod while at Newport Sunday. Mrs. M. E"iey went to Albany Wed nesday retur iiiiijr last evening. Sheriff Jim Ross had business down the Bay Tuesday and Wednesday. MUs Mamie Wakefield ef Chit wood was a passenger for Newport Sunday. Dr. Carter of Newport made a pro fessional call up the 'ino Tuesday. The Ella May made another fishing excursion over the bar hist Sunday. C. K. Crosno departed Monday morn ing for the hop fields at Independence Chariie Riihl came over from Siletz Friday and is assisting iu H. Lewis' store. Mi-s Rena Bradc-on came up from Newport Friday morning for a visit at home. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Akin visited al Siletz Sundav. Owen Graves of Newport pa-sed through on the train Wednesday eveniug. George M. McBrida returned Toes evening frou a short, business trip to Portland. Mr. Mirshall Lwi of Hill City, Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E. E. Roriek. L. D. Wood arrived from Salem last Wednesday evening, and went to Siletz next day. Miss Ethel Gray came up from New port Saturday evening and returned on the excursion Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant and daughter Ruby returned Mondav evening from a two months visit in the East. Miss Esther Copland came ever from Siletz last Friday and vi.-Hed with relatives and friends until .Monday. Vivien Cnrtwrifcht returned Wednes day evening from the hop fields at llarrisburg to his home at Newport. Miss Mata Rache arrived Wednesday evening from Portland ami will spend a few days visiting friends in Toledo. William Mahlor the C& E. carpenter is again in Toledo. This time he is reparing the depot, putting on a new roof, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster went to Newport Friday evening for a visit with Mrs. Foster's parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Carter. F. H. Macdonald, the Newport and Nye Creek merchant, passed through Wednesday evening enroute borne from the valley. Postmaster Reuus Arnold decorated the interior of the postofflee with a coat of paint Wednesday. Doesn't it look peachy? George Jacobson, father of Anton Jacobson, died at his home on Olalla last Wednesday and was buried Thurs day at the Toledo Cemetery. J. F. Stewart bason display in Stan ton and Crosno's window a branch of a crab apple tree two feet long which has 24 perfect crab apples on it. Mrs. McBride who has been visiting her son George M. McBride for the last two or three weeks departed yesterday morning for her home at Oregon Ci ty. Joe Ludwig, Mayor of Otter Rock, was in Toledo Friday and Saturday, re turning Saturday afternoon. F. M. Stauton hauled his boat down to the new resort, and now between spells Joe will do some deep tea fishing. Mrs. J. Johnson of Lents arrived yes terday evening for a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Avery. Mrs. C. S. Sullivan and son, Con, ar rived yesterday evening for a visit with Mrs. Sullivan's sons, Louie and Charles Fox. We regret to note that our County Treasurer, J. L. Hyde, is very low, and fears are entertained of his recovery. His children are all at the bedside. II. E. Peterson, the jeweler, left Sat urday for his home at Toledo. He did a good business while here as his work on previous visits has given excellent satisfaction. Florence West. At Jamestown, Va., Dan Kelly of the University of Oregon broke the world's record for running broad jump, distance 23 feet 1 1 inches. He lost the 100-yard run, Hi) (f of Chicago defeating him. Henry Lewis and family started for Houltou, Maine, Monday morning. They were joined at Portland by Thomas Ferr and two daughters of Winant, who will also visit the East. Mr. Lewis came to Toledo over sixteen years ago and engaged in the mercan tile business, which he still continues, and this w ill be his first visit to his old home since coming west. They will remain about two months. Mr. Lewis' business is left in' charge of his daugh ter Mrs. Mae Kerns, Mrs. Fred Stanton and C. II. Ruhl. New Delinquent Tax Law. One of the acts of the last legislature which does that body no credit is an amendment to the tax laws which nbolislies the provision requiring ad vert'sment in the public prints of any delinquency before game becomes a lein on the property. The law will not become effective upon this year's assessment as it is interpreted, and there will be lime for the next legis lature to amend it and restore tha ad vertising provision, which is a safe guard in the iutei est of the property owner and against the. tax title shark, who wauls us little publicity us possi ble iu bis transactions. Under the old law, delinquent taxes had to be adverti-ed before becoming a lein on the property, and at deliqueiit sale anyone was allowed to pay the taxes and receive a provisional title, redeemable by prior owuer within three years. The new law abolishes the advertising feature, but provides that when the tax becomes delinquent any one may pay the amount due, with 15 per cent penally added, and leceive a teificate which entitles him to possession iu case prior owner fails to redeem the certificate with interest be fore ilie expiration of three years. It was voted as the sense of the associa tion thai the cerlilicate plan does not apply to the 1111)7 levy. Ashland Tid ings. sv . The famous Clid House at San Francisco was totally destroyed by fire last Saturday. Sick Headache. 'I his disease is caused by a derange ment of the stomach. Take a dose of Chaniberlain'8 Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct this disorder and the sick headache will disappear, For sale by O. O. Krogstad. Fourteen innings with a score of 1 to 0 is the result of a baseball gime played at Medford September 1 between a Medford nine of amateurs and an O. R & X. uiue of Portland, also amateurs. Medford got the one score. Wouldn't it look funny to see one of the big league teams run up against either of those little amateur teams? Chamberlains' Cough Remedy One of the Best on the Market. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has constantly gained in favor and popularity uutil it is now one of the most staple medicines iu use and has an enormous sale. It is intended especially for acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup, and tan always be depended upon. It is pleasant and safe to take and is undoubtedly the best in the market for the purposes for which it is intended. Sold by O.O. Krogstad. From time immemorial, so to speak the price of a spool of thread in this country lias been 5 cents. Sometimes it lias been less; but a "nickel a spool" has become a rule sanctioned by usage and by fair dealing. Can it be pos sible that the rage for riches has be come so fierce in this country and has so stifled the instincts of equity and humanity as to permit the formation and existence of a trust which has set out to extort blood money from help less women, who are stitching away their poor lives to gain 'subsistance for themselves and their unfortunate chil ren. Kansas City Star. CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD. TIME CARD. TRAINS FROM AND TO YAQUINA No. 1 Leaves Yaqmna 7:15 a u. Leaves Toledo 7:43 a m Arrives at Cnrvulils 11:00 a m Arrives nt Albany 11:58 a m No. 2 leaves Albany 12:35 p m Loaves Corviillln 1:I!0 p m Arrives at Toledo , 6:12 p in Arrives at Yauina 6:40 p m TRAIN'S TO AND FROM DETROIT. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:3o a m Arrives at Detroit 12:30 p m No. 4 Leaves Detroit 1:00 p m Arrives at Albany ;. 6:55 p m TRAIN'S FOR CORVALLIS No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:ss a m Arrives at C'nrvallU 8:35 a m No. 10 Leaves Albany... 2:2.- p in Arrives at CnrvaMIs 3:()5 p m No. 6-Leaves Albany 7:n5 p m Arrives at Toi-vallis 8:15 p m TRAINS FOR ALBANY No. 5 Leaves Curvallis 6:30 a m Arrives at Albany 7:io a in No. 9 Leaves Corvallts 2:30 p m Arrives at Albany i:ir p ni No. 7 Leaves Corvullls 6:00 p in Arrives at Albany SMI) p ill RICCl'LAIt SI'NPAY TRAIN'S No. :i Leaves Corvallls u:i5 R m Arrives at Albany 11:58 p in No. 12 -Leaves Albany IJ-85 p in Arrive-.,t Corvallis 1:18 p m NEWI'Din SI NDAV SPECIAL No. 14 Leaves Albany 7:ao a m Arrive Toleilo u:is a m Arrives Ynqiilna ll:fi a m No. 1:1 Leaves Yniiina G'.IMI p m Leaves Toliiln S 27 p in Arrives Albany n:;:o p m All ol the above eminent with Soul hern Paeille coni y trains, both at Albany and Corvallis, as well as train lor Detroit, giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beach es, as well as llreitviilmsh Hot Springs. For further 1 1 formal ion appry to GEO. F. NKVINS, (ien. Pass Agt. W. E. PETERSON, Agent. Toledo Lincoln County Sunday School Convention. The annual convent inn of the Lincoln County Sunday School Association will he held in Newport September 111 to 15. Riv. Charles A. 1'hipps of Portland, Field Worker of the State Sunday School Association, will be present. Kvery Sunday school in the comity is requested to send at h-a-t one delegate. Land to Lease. Have between three and four thous and acres along th (.,'. & K. railroad in Benton and Lincoln counties would like to lease iu quantities in suit for a term of years. w'iil furnish one half of stock and dive extra iron 1 terms. Don't fail to get terms. ( M. (ill)DlN(IS, 237, E6th St. Albany, or Phono "Inde pendent" No. 271. Pinnies are for the Kidneys nnd Mad der. They brim: quick relief to back ache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired worn out feeling. Thev produce natural ;ic tioti of the kidneys. 30 riavs troit inent 1.00. Money refunded if Pin nies are not satisfactory. Sold by Uitu O. Krogstiul's m ug-tore. Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty A dark skin becomes fascinating when delicately soft, underspread with the radiant glow which indi cates a healthy, active skin. Robert ine keeps the skin refined in quality, keeps poresfree from clogging waste and stimulates the tiny capillaries to contribute the color wh ich charms in blonde and brunette alike. Robert ine is certain protection against tan, sunburn and freckles if applied be fore exposure to sun or wind. Spreads like an imperceptible sheen of gauze overskin surface, forminpa shield stimulating and preserving a ucmaic, lustrous Deauty, aim jnrimiiiM TODAI fir frm until if R0BERTINE THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrice-a-Week Edition. The Thrice-a-Week World, now that a great Presidential campaign is fore shadowed, hopes to be a better paper than it has ever been before, and il has made its arrangements accordingly. Its news service covers the entire globe, and it reports everything fully, prompt ly and accurately. It is the only news paper.not a daily, which is as good as a daily, and which will keep you as com pletely informed of what is happening throughout the world. ,- , A special feature of the Thnce-a-Week World has always been itg serial fiction. It publishes novels by the best authors in the world, novels which in book form sell for 81.00 apiece, and its high standard in this respect will be maintained iu the future as In the past. The Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price is only f 1.00 per year, and this pays for 15C papers. We offer this unequnled newspaper and Tint Leader together for one year for fl.70. The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2X0. ft F M. STANTON -C.B. CROSNO REAL ESTATE DEALERS BOTH PIONEERS If you wish to buy or "BUSINESS" IS OUR MOTTO INFORMATION FREE Toledo, AVE HAVE 3 .'.cres in Toledo; best of land for I chickens and gardening; C-room house, I SJU bearing fruit trees, water piped to house, barn and other buildings. At 110(i, if taken soon. M0 acres on Pool slough; good house, big barn, 40 acres tide land, Ml) acres fenced. 4 acres in orchard. $:I0U0. " 180 acres on county road, 3 miles from Newport, well improved, with 35 cattle, farming tools; all for $5000. 138 acres at upper quarry, 81000. 2-11) acres 2 miles from Toledo; meadow and other improvemeiiH; best stock farm iu Lincoln county. $.'1000. Lame Back. This is an ailment for which Cham berlain's Pain Halm has proven es pecially valuable. In almost every instant it affords prompt and permanent relief. Mr. Luke La Grange of Orange, Mich, says of ii : "After using a plaster nnd other remedies for three weeks for a hud luine back, I purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Halm and, two applications effected a cure." For sale by O. O. Krogstad. CQWIHG & coin ft AT TO RN E VS- A T- LA V U. S. Land Office Business a Specialty. Twenty yeai.' experience hefojft t!:r ' Local and the General Land Ollice and the Interior Department at Washington, L). C. Rooms 50(1 507 . , coiumbin nuiiding Portland, Or. The White Is King OF SIEVING MACHINES Call on F. II. Macdonai.I). Gen'l Agent j Newport, Oregon. j HERBERT F. JKNKINS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Watches, Jewelry. Repairing Done All Work Guaranteed U'ave Orders ut lioiibonlcre, Toledo-SJ NEWPORT, OREGON. , 1 . Attorn cy-at-Law. Will practice in nil courts in the stale. Probate mat tors and col lev tions promptly attended to. OHice in Courthouse, Upstairs, TOLEDO, OREGON. For Sale. One registered Red Durham bull, No. 228,084, 4 years old. Write or enquir of Nash I1hotiii;hs, Nashville, Or. Legal Blanks for Sale. Warranty and quitclaim deeds, chat tel mortgages and leases, at Tim Leader office Poultry Wanted. Alive or dressed ; best market price. P. II. Vkkhtnek, City Meat Market. The bites and Blings of insects, sun burn, cuts, burns and .bruises relieved at once with Pinesalv'e Carbolized, Acts like a poultice. Draws out infla million. Try it. Price 23c, Sold by O, O. Krogstad. Waldport Real Estate Firm. If you wish to buy or sell real estate, nee us. We are prepared to handle your business, promptly and ou satis factory terms. Yikuil IIowem, & Co., Waldport, Oregon. New Shoes An elegant stock of .Shoes just re ceived at Fish's. Cull and see them, sell, give us a call. Oregon FOR SALE: 44 lots in Stanton's addition to To ledo. 39 lots in Nash's addition to To ledo, and lots all over Toledo; prices very low: will make good homes in a live town, with small outlay. Those who come first will got choice. 10 acres 1)4 miles from Yaquina City; all bottom land; fair house, two barns, good orchard, chicken house and pen ; abundance of out range; an ideal home. A snap at $000. 12 acres 1 mile from Yaquina Citv, well improved, good house, orchard, with road and water transportation. Price $000. 1 t i m Kl M Mt 1 tl n a a I rw IT n 11 T A 7 TT n TT 0 Ti c hi SOFT DRINKS CIGARS AND SMOKING TOBACCO CARD GAMES BILLIARDS AND POOL li'J A Clean and Orderly place of Amusement CHARLES FOX, Manager 1st door south of Ofsteduhl Hldg TOLEDO, OREGON LET IIS FI&UR On Your Grocery P.ills or Any thing in Our Lino. WALL PAPER, PAINTS AND OILS, HARDWARE, ETC. In fact, anything wanted by the country trade. (Joods not iu stock Ordered Promptly wheu requested. Give us a call. OUR MOTTO: Quick Sales, StnullProlIM J j. m & mi EDDYYILLE, OREGON - j s i s .' y y y j ' y j j s y y I THR $ OliOKCE A. HALL, Proprietor l; $ Choice Confections J II ..,..!.. il mi miner MriniiH Ice Cream j$ Fruits, Ants Si Tobacco, Lunch Goods k VII HI Best Brands Cigars ItJLil'jUU, UHI'AiUjM Bargains for Readers. Here is our record-breaking offer: KKOl'I.AR 01)11 Plt'CK PHICK Lincoln County Lhadhii, $1,501 to you Twice-a-Week Portland to r Journal 1.50 f ' ' Pacific .Monthly L00 J Total for the three, $4.00 LKADUitand Twice-a-Week Journal $1.75 LiiADKit aiid Pncilic Monthly fl.CO For quantity and quality this olfor beats any other clubbing proposition ever offered to our readers. The Twice a-Week Journal contains all the important state, national and foreign news and an abundance of crisp editorial and choice miscellany. The Piiciflo Monthly Is the best and most popular maga.ine' published on the Pacillc Coast in fact, the best for the monev in the world. Y'ou can't afford to turn down nn offer like this. Now is the time to sub scribe right now.