Lincoln County leader., March 27, 1908, Image 8

M. E. Church Sunday Services.
Sunday -School hC 10 :30 a. in. Ueorge
Uethers, Superintendent.
PieHt-liiiiK at II a. in.
Class niceliug at close of tanruiiii;
hit vii e.
Junior LeHgue at 3 p. m.
French! i g at 7:30 p. in.
All are cordial I v invited Jo womhip
with us. V. E. Rogers, Pastor.
notice for publication
V. S. Land Offics, Pi.rtlanil, Oregon,
February Bl, MM.
Niil ice ix hereby jflveii that IMgar Qulgley
of Sileti, Oregon, has IIK-d notice of hi hiien
tlmi to niHke final inniinutatlun irnuf in sup
(Hjrtof his claim, viz: Iloinextead entry No.
liilSfi, made Juii. 2!, 17, fur ihe uonhi-ast
quarter of x-ctlon 31, twin.hii 8 s, rauueSw,
and lhat al.I pnx.f will be made Itufnre the
Register and Kieeiver ut Portland, Oregon, on
April 14, 1908.
He names ihe following witnesses to prove
his eoiiiiiiiicua re-idtuire upon, and cultiva
tion of, thu land, vl:
Allin Mueller, A. IV. Morgan, 8. J,. Stratum
"d A. r. Crawford all of HlletJ, Oregon.
Aloebnon S. Drksser. Register.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
In IhtConniy Cuitit of the State of Oregon
for Lincoln county.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph W, I'riee
Notice I- hereby given ihnt Ihe nndemigned
h.is been duly appointed iiriiiilnlsi ratur of the
ratine of Joteph . Price, duceesud. All per
Nona ha-iiig claim against said elate are
hereby nlili-d to present same to me, properly
verilleJ, nlihin hix months ol the dale of thin
notice, im required bj law, ut my re.-iduuca at
Kings Valley, Oregon.
I'ated at Toledo, Or., February 14, 1908.
1". !'. '.'hut,
Administrator ol the estate of Joseph W. Price.
ileeeiiaed.
NOTICE Foil IMUILICATION.
('. S. Lund Oltlee, llfwelmrg, Orc-nti.
- January 18, l'.HiS
Xnllrc la hereby then thai In compliance
with the prnviitr. of the act of Cnngieas of
June 8. IhVS, en'll ed An net for the nale ol
li:lile lauds in tl.e HtuteMif rnliforiilii, Ore
gun, Nevada and Wathiugtou Territory," ats
extended to nil li e public bind suites by net
of August 4, 18W, Anna Vcins of Uiiebnrg,
roitiiyof l)iuiln, state ol Oregon, has this
day tiled in this otllee her wiru statement No
PAW. lor I lie purchase of the Lots LI, 14. 19 and
V'O of reel inn No. ft, township No. 14 Joulh of
range No. II went, W. M., and will oiler prool
t Im w that tl.e laud sought l more tiiliiablo
Im-its liihbcr or Bintie .ban lor agricultural
purp w. mid to tsiiiiillsli her eli:n lo Kald
land before the Iteglsti r and Hecelver a: thb
itlleeal Itnseburj; Oiefon, on Wednesday, the
11 dny of April, I' IKS.
She oau.es hk u ilnesscs: .'
t ec I. I ea-engoi d. It. K rnken'l.crger (ieo.-ge
Turner and Miua WeicL all of lloseburg.
Oregon
i and i.l! permns claln lug tidveiwly the
nliovi lauds are requested to lllu tlii'il'lainn
in this ollice on or Lelore siiid 1st iltiy of Apt II,
1'JiiH. Not coal land.'
IIinjamin L. KniiY. Iteglster.
NOTICE FOIt Pl'IILlCATION.
U. 8. Land OHU-e, Portland. Oregon.
Mnteh 7. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given Hint Louis N. Fletcher
ol Kernvllle, Oregon. ha tiled m tiee ol hl
i'lteniii.u in imtka II mil thiej venr (Riled:)
proof In support ot his claim, vm: Home
stead entry No. IcMl niiideApjil 21, 1905, for
the Lot 7, of section 11, Lot 8oi section Plniir"
Lot 1 of section 30, low nshlp 8 , ranae 10 w,
and Hint -mid proof will be nvado In-fore lh
County Clerk of Lincoln county at Tolede,
Oregon, on April Jl IfluK.
Ho names the following wltnvpnes to prove
Ms continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, the laud, viz:
William Scott. John. H. Lloyd, Oeoige V,
l.yne. itii.l Ixto I). Wooi'. ol KcniN Lie. Oregon.
Ai.okusi.n S. Dkknfkii, Register.
NOTICIC FOIt PUBLICATION.
I', s). Ijind Otllee, Portland, Oregon
March 7, l'.KW.
Noliwis hereby kIvcu lhat William M.Hcoti
f Koi iivit e, Oregon, has tiled noilce of hb
inleniion lo n.ake lliiiil Ih eo year (SHetx;
p-oj -i Hiiiport of his cl.ilm, vli: Home.
Head entry No. t.Miwi, made April SO. 1901, foi
tho Lot ft of leeilon lOaud Lot 2 of aeeiion W-
ti-ivnslilpSOiiiiie 10 w, and that mid proo1
will le made l.etoie the clerk of Lincoln
( not y 111 lo cdo, Oregon oil April 21, I9i 8.
He ui.ines the lollowiug wintesses to prove
hi. coiiiiiiuiiu rosidnneu upon, and cultiva
tion of, 1 lie !au I, viz.
L-ii i r , etcher. J. S. Lloyd, J. W. Slrauior.
Mary Anileison of Kernvil'e Oregon.
Ai.iis'hni.n S I hksskii. Keglsler.
NoTICH Foil PUDLICATION -Isolated Tract.
Pub'iie Laud Sale,
f. 8. Land odlee, Portland, Oregon.
March 9, 19C8.
N'otlc her Miy given that, as uirevu-d bv
Ihei'i lnminii. nerof ihn Omieral Laud Ollice.
liu lui-the provisions of tho net of Congre-
ii.iproved June 27, 19n6, Slat., 617), Me lll
1 ffer at public sale In the highest bidder, at
9 o'clock a. 111., on the 18th da) of AnilMSon,
next, ill this ollleo.the fol oniug tract of lnnd:
Nw'4of iwi of scctb.u IS, township 11 s
range 10 mom.
Any persom claiming advemdy the abov.
li sciibed lauds are idvbed to flic their claims
or objections on or before the time destitute)
loranle. ALGKKNoN 8. ImiKsskp, liegl-ter.
(!ko. W. IIihkk, Hecelver.
NOTICI5 FOR PUBLICATION.
V. 8. 1-and Otllee at Porllund. Or.,
Warch 7, 1908.
Notice la hereby given lhat Neauillh It. Dale
of BUeti, Oregon, has filed notice of hli In
tention to make final eoiuinutallon pnsjf In
aupport of nil claim, viz: Homestead entry
No. 16179, made Feb. 20, 1907, for tha nw' 01
reciton , township 9 1. range 9 w, and that
aald proof will be made before the KegUtei
and Receiver at Porllund, Oregon, ou April 42,
1908. .
Ha name the following witnesses te prove
hli continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, tbelaad, rii:
Otto Byerley of Rocea, Or.; Cart Davis, I I,
Klcbard, til win T. Clark of 81 lets, Oregon.
AuotHNop- 3. DBEaeKS, Kegista
Would Tie
Deadhead,
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Original.
A railroad conductor's life Is hard
enough anyway, but when it comes to
mnklng ajiolicernan of himself, In put-,
tlug off unruly passengers or- those
who won't pay. It's the meanest Job In
the world. But when a conductor finds I
that In putting a man off the train he's
been making a fool of himself It's
meaner than the meanest' Job In the
world. Besides, th-'re are robberies In
which any one of the train force Is lia
ble to get a bullet through him.
fM i.,i.t.,ii-li. iK-txinot rlnflHl whan
- , 'nil ii .i i.. I
my tralu v. as robbed back In the nine-
...LUI.
lies uuu on 111 ue.i irip wua unguuij' 1
dlsgrunlk'd when on asking a seedy
looking luiin'for his ticket he offered
me a dirty old pasteboard that hadn't
been good for a year. I told him It
wouldn't do and asked him to pay his
fare. At tii'st he said he badu't any
money, but presently felt In bis pock
ets and drew out some loose chauge.
Ju;;t enoug!) to take him to a way sU-
tlou ubo;:t hair the distance he wanted j
to go. Of t uiiive I was olilUed to car-;
ry bim as Tar as he could pay. but 1 i
expected to have trouble with him
sooner or later, and I -did. A3 we j
uoared the station to which he hud
paid his wav I sr.U to him: i
"I want to know ir you're going to 1
pay for the rest of your ride, if you re
not, 1 want you to get off here. I won't
put you off In a wilderness. 1 prerer
to do so at a station."
"The ticket 1 showed you Is good,"
he said, "and you've uj r'ght to re-
fur.e it. I'm gofng to stay aboard this
tiviln."
We were Elowlng up for the station.
and us toon as we stopped I tackled
him. lie didn't resist till f got hi:n oa ,
to the car platform, where half a dor.eu
countrymen at the station could see us, j
but then he put up a strong light. lie
held on tq the rail with one hand and
pummeled nie with the other. It oc
curred to me that he was aiming to
excite the sympathy of the men look
ing ou and If I didn't want their in
terference I'd better do my work pretty
ciuick. I made two or three terrlUc
jerks uud got him down ou to the 1 0f u,e Indians; for instance, the em
lower step of the car, and then he got j ,,(,vniPI1, o r,,(lil111 ,,,,. Hmli Ueepiug
a fi'"" 'mm1""' 'if'6!0 ! Q1'101' away f.xn. the 1. diai.a. The
get him any farther. heu 1 dually ! , , , . ,, ,
flumr him on to the slntl.n, tilntforn, i wo,k i,; the 0dssI,Hll be conducted
my uniform coat was torn to shreds, j '" tffc d;,ll:'e wil1'- fMral policies
my cap was knocked down over my npieerl on by the. Forest Service and
eyes nud my uose was bleeding. j " e In ian f.flice, and shU be initiated
By this time the onlookers began to , bi d superintended wholly by the
take notice of what was going on. I OHiceis of ihe Forest Service. In hand
They were most or thein a bad look- i u t,efe lands the Foiest. Service will
leg lot Indeed, It was suspected that i ,., Ilfo, m as llt,H,.ly a8 ith ,be
the town had harbored the meu who )i( 8tall(1ludSi t,1.gallizlllionf,i Sufi
had fobbed my train. It wus plain. .. . , . -, , , .
that they sympathized with the man TJ' r "'1
who wouldn't pay his fare and were I bI Foeo. As far an possible, the In
about to make n combined rush for me I ri" n reservations will be put under, the
when I pulled the. rope and the train snrervisiou of Forest officers in
started ou. I looked back to see my rl.Rrgu of neighboring National Forests
passonvcr angrily pointing to me as but ft here this is imposible, hb in Min
!f excl:ing them lo avenge him. ! , etota, Wivonsiu and Micbitian; other
Oa my re! urn f.-lp. preferring uot to , (rce,8 be assigned to this woik by
U,"B "" u'"? uien, s we imsts-
ej the Etatlou where 1 had had the
trouble I kept dark, for I fully expect
ed that my doadbeat would be there
with supports to give me a thrashing.
I was disappointed, however, for tlre
was no one at tho station except the
agent find a passenger or two to board ' teltuiiiK in any way to timber contracts,
the train. 1 questioned them about my j or timber or log sales, or logging oper
mau. and they said the towns-people B,j,8orthe men who handle timber
had' -befriended him, that he was still , ,, ,, , , . , 1 ,
., , , , ' , w-oik, shall in the future be reported lo
thoi-e nnd showed no signs of leaving. . J ., ' . . .
In a few days I was (surprised to got
a note from the sunerintoudent ex
pressing regi-et nt the trouble I had
had and Inclosing a check as compen-
Ballon. I had made no report of the
matter nud was nt a Iofs to know who
had told him of It.
Yhon several of the men who had
robbed my train were arrested soma
live or six weeks later my episode with
the dcadhi-ad had pretty much passed
out of my mind, though by no menus
out of my remembrance. It turned
out that, as suspected, the robhers had
been harbored la the town where 1 had
put him off nnd that several of them
lived there. These were the ones ar
rested. They woke up one One morn
ing, havlug slept the night In fancied
security, to be taken In custody by a
police force seuf out by special train
Hint arrived nt dawn. Their arrest led
to the arrest of others, and a great deal fllnd8 ou hHlld t(, ' v f.,)1M,,y War
r the plunder they had taken was re- , , ;, ., - ...j .
plunder they had taken was re
covered.
One day I wna In the general offices
of the company attending to some busi
ness connected with my duties when
tho door of tho general manager's pri
vate oflice opened and a man came out
whose face was familiar to me. Tie
wns well dressed and presented alto
gether an appearance of prosperity.
firm I n r nA V a n.n11.nJ a. a-
ouutretched hand and a-pecuiiar smile
on his face.
"I can't place you," I said, looking at
him Inquiringly.
"Can't you? You ought to remember
me. You put me off your train one day
for not paying my fare."
Gradually It came to me that he was
the seedy deadhead. My Impresalona
of hhn as be was in his good clothes
aJowlr faded Jjjto what be was wi
ioen ne gave me an ex-
"I am a detective of the company. I
wanted an. excuse to eo Into the town
which I suspected had harbored the
j rouuers or your tram. The best way I
could think of and one well calculated
to Secure the svmnntliv nfirl rnnfl.1nn
ot tue townspeople was to get put off
the train there for not paying my fare,
I stayed yltb them three Weeks and
organized a gang to rob auother trala.
-inais now i pot cn to he jt ulpiita."
RICHARD A.JNQR12W8.
a 1 a
Bargains in Wall Paper.
In order to make room for new
stock L will close out my present stock
ol Wall Paper Ut, a bin sacrifice. $1.00
wo' th of Wail Cuper will now paper a
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u' ,uu,u
Krogstad, the Druggist.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE; OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Washington, Mnrcli 2, 1908.
To the United Stales Iudiau Agent.
Sir: Under date of January 22. 1008,
the Secretary of the Interior, and Ihe
Secretary of Agriculture entered into
an ugreuntnt, ly the terms of which
I II... 17-. ..-.. 0 I at .1 T" .
, "e oerviuu or inn uepanment
of AK" ultur fu to make a cnrl ul study
f the f rest on Iudinn lleseivatioue
f,,r Pu,'l" Pe f detei mining the best
l,el n'P'nt use of the lands, Biid when
" e.v B,e ft)l u1 niore valuable for forest
I'U'Posfs than wuy other, to prepare
,l,,u "t ,v J"aus Ior "ie!l ' niiinngenieuf ;
to f-cVi such ti'Tttioe no may hn cut with
out iigttry to the forest, to ftipeivise
ihe logg tig under methods which will
iuipiovb the forei-t and yield the full
niniket i lue of all the tiuiber.cui; and
to pidtt it nil forests on Indian Reter-
VM,i 118 bt"Pr they are being cut over
UI" :ot. r
While the salaries and expences of
men ni) loytd to carry out the agree
11,1m no mioned are to be paid by the
It dimi ( fit'e, all mm to be employed in
this t y tbttber with those now en.
ploytd in finest t ik on liulim Resei
viilici.s, cball be a art of ihe force and
shall be responsible only and directly
to the 1 orest Service,
'li e I t ret fc'eivice will cbferve in its
j ar'niiiiistratiou the gei eral policies of
the Ihil'an Oflice i ffecting the welfuie
,. porR.t RP,..!,.P. Tl.i woik of th
t fi era on t he resen ation will be iu-sp-
tted by the Irspectors of the Forest
Seiite. now organized in six districts
for tin insiioctiim of National Forests.
Ail correspondence aud all matters
I lie i ni icairi, i-oi cel. VI V llitr, nsiiiiiy-
lon, D. C. Any correspondence of the
, m"re n ferred to which is rtceived by
1 'ty efTicei- of the Indian Ollice, except
I tbroUih tho Forrester, shall immed
iatly be teffeied to I tie Forrester. It
is my desire that you cooperate with
the officers f the Forest Service and
render every Ht-sistance in your power
to make the plan adopted a success.
You will furnish your timber em
ployees and Government faimeis each
w ith h copy of this circular letter, aud
ask tbem to co-operate with you in
' carrying out the uliin ndooted.
Very Respectfully,
F. E. Ledpf, CoDimissioner.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice is uercbv clven that I have
in 11 10 umnn 011 tut ueuttisi riinu, auu
endorsed; "Not paid for want of Funds"
up to aud including March 31, 1907.
Interest on said warrants to cease on
and after said date.
G. B. McCluskky, County Treasurer
Dnted at Toledo, Or., this 19th day
of March, 1W8.
Teachers and Parents' Meeting
A Teachers' and Parents' meeting
will be held in Toledo on Saturday,
March 28. 1908, to which all are most
oordially invited!
George Bithbrs,
County School Superintendent.
For camp stoves, tents, and camping
outfits, go to Chatfield's Hardware.
t put mm on.
planatlon.
Waldport Items
A krge agate bed south of Wald
port has been exposed by the win
ter storms. This bed has been
covered for years and some fine
agates are being. found.
Waldport people were treated to
a novel Bight laBt week when two
schooners crossed out over the bar
at the same time. They were the
Condor and the Evie.
Candidate J. W. Dunn was a
Waldport visitor Tuesday. Judg
ing from the pleasant smile he
brought along he must be meeting
with encouragement all along the
line.
The "Friendly Club," a ladies
organization here, is preparing a
program for an entertainment to
be given early in April.
During the Sunday concert the
Yachats people asked to be -permit
ted to hear the band. The boys
marched to the home of M. S. Dur
bin and after calling up everybody
on the line the concert was con
tinued . The result was gratifying
to all. and the, boys were congratul
ated on their ability to blow twenty
miles.
- a -
Daisy Dell.
A. Erricksons Imve a fine baby girl at
their home on Schooner creek.
J. P. Bones and family came in from
Perrydale aud will sptnj the summer
ou their 1 audi.
The Gerald C came in from Astoria
louded with goods, for all tht-te stores ou
the hay.
Miss Hazel West of Salmon river has
gone to Msro, Oiegou, to spend the
summer with her sister.
Ten guests were at Hottl Taft Friday
and Saturday.
M. Coskey and L. Ilolten weut to
Sheridan MondKy.
Mountain trout are plentiful, that is
the report of some of our spot ting boys.
Miss Elia Bones, who is teaching the
Chattel Ion school, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, bringing with tier the
Misses Josephine and Antoscia Win
nisky and Genievie Stem pie.
"What Do You Think of This.
In Oregon they are. going after
the whiskey traffic in a novel way.
They reverse the order of things.
Instead of taxing the seller or li
censing the saloon, the buyer
of strong drink is compelled to take
out a license for which he has to
pay $5 for six months. . Saloon
men are compelled by law to con
line their sales exclusively to per
sons holding licenses, to buy, under
penalty of a heavy fine, for selling
to authorized persons. A feature
os the law is that every six months
a complete list of the licensed
drinkers irf published. Malta Bend,
(Missouri,) Qui Vive. . ;
Unequalled as a Cure for Croup
"Besides being eu excellent remedy
for colds and thront troubles, Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is unequalled as
a cute for croup," says Harry Wilson
of Waynetown, Ind. When given as
soon as the ctoupy cough appears, this
remedy will prevent the attack. It is
used successfully in many thousands of
homes. For sale by Otto 0. Krogstad.
For, GuiiH, Rifles, ammunition aud
sporting goods go to Chatfield's Hard
ware. Prof. H. A. Howell, of Havana, Cuba, Rec
ommends Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy
. "As long ago as I can remember my
mother was a faitltiul user and friend
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, but
never in my life have I realized its true
vnlue until now," writes Prof, H. A.
Howell, of Howell's American Sohool,
Havaua. Cuba. ''On Ihe night of Feb
ruary 3d our baby was taken sick with
a very severe cold, the next day was
worse and the following night his con
dition was desperate. He could not He
down and it was necessary to have him
in the arms every moment. Even then
bis breathing was difficult. I did not
think he would live until morning. At
last I thought of my mother's remedy,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which
we gave, aud it afforded prompt relief,
and now, three days later, he has fully
recovered. Under the circumstances I
would not hesitate a moment in saying
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
that only, saved the life of our dear
little boy." For Bale by O. O. Krogstad.
H. B. McMURDO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TODEDO, OREGON
Office in Ofstedahl Building. Ofliee
hours 9 to 12 m. ; 2 to 5 p. m.; 7 to 9 p. m
tCalls answered at all hours'
Lame Shoulder.
Whether resulting from a sprain or
froin rheumatic pains, there is nothing
so good for a lame shoulder as Chamber
laiu's Pain Balm. Apply it freely and
rub the parts vigorously at each appli
cation and a quick cure is certain. For
sale by Otto O. Krogstad.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
U. S. l.and Office, Portland, Oregou,
March 21, 19(18.
Notice la hereby given that Park 8. Calkin
of Falla City, Oregon, has filed notice of
his intention to nialte final commutation pro if
in support of his claim, viz; Homestead entrv
No. 10110. made Dee, 14, 1906 for the eouil.
east quarter ot section 10, township 8 8, raiue
9 w, nud that said proof will be made beforn
the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon,
on April ffl, 1908.
He names the lollowlng witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
C.J. Franklin, W. J. 8onthweIl, F. A. l.ucss
and John l'aul all of Falls City, Oregon.
Alokrnon s. Dresser, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
February 21, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Byerley of
Rocco, Oregon, has Hied notice of his intention
to make Una! linal live )eur piusf Iu. kupport
ot his claim, viz: Homestead entry No. 1479:1
made March 19, 1903. for the n of hwoT
sei ion 13, township 9 s, range 9 w, and that
said proof will be made before the Register
aud Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on April 7
1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of the laud, viz:
Theodore Farlngton, of Dallas, Oregon ; Otto
Byerley, 8. P. Bell, C. C. Lew is, of Rocco, Or.
Alornon 8. Drxsoeb, Register.
Feb. 28 to Mar. 27.
J F. SWOPK,
Attorney-at-Law.
Will practice in all courts in the
state. Probale matters ami colleo
tions promptly attended to.
Office in Courthouse, Upstairs, .
TOLEDO. OREGON.
WOODBURN. OREGON
Fruit Trees, Ornamental
Trees, Slyubs, Etc.
W. C. HARDING, Agent, Toledo, Or
Leave orders at Residence.'
TOLEDO LIVERY STABLES
M. N. ANDERSON, Prop.
Good, Riga nnd well-broken 8addlu Horses.
Special attention given to Traveling Men.
Horses Boarded and given (Jood Ore
City Draying in Connection
G. B. McCLUSKEY
NOTARY PUBLIC
Toledo, Oregon
FERD BROWN
SHOEMAKER
Boots nnd Shoes repaired
Work Guaranteed
Shop at residence near Courthouse'
OSCAR MIDDLEKAUFF
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE
Yaquina,
Oregon
IE
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DRUGS and MEDICINES
Sohool Bookg, Stationery
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall. Paper, Phono
graphs, Musical Instruments,
Garden and Flower Seeds
Mall Orders given Prompt Attention
OTTO 0. KROGSTAD
THE DRUGGIST