Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 01, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text8 5t 'ri 1. M SPRING OPENINGS IN CLOTHING FOR MEN Snappy stuff that is up to the miuuie in Styles and Quality. Ask to see tbem. HATS For Men and Boys. Latest shapes LADIES' MEN'S OXFORDS. Late8t SHOES J. S. AKIN v The Empire Cream Separator The itnplM.t Cream Separator manufactured today. It has the Lightest Bowl, with the Fewest Number of Parts. If you want a Separator that wears and will not get out of order every time yon use it. take the Empire. The Simplicity, Easy Ruu ning, Few Parts to Clean, Ease of Adjustmeut. appeals to all. FOR SALE BY i E. L. C HATFIELD (Successor to (iiirdnei & Jorgeueou) I THE WHI l'E LEADER S HOUSE INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR Sealed bids will be received for the Jonn Albert, n' nw sec. 16. township 10. range 11 80 Ona Albert Eliza Albert, n'$ bw'4' pec. 27. township 9, range 9 80 John Rosa Joshua Louie, et al, lots 13, 14 ; lotB 10, IS, 16, 17, fee. 15, t 9, r 10 84.88 Clarence John Smith Peter Bobb. e' sw4 section 29, township 6, range 10 80 ' George Kiowindu Peter Bobb, e'j se)4 section 29, township 6, range 10 80 James Williams Peter Kobb. wj se'4 section 29. towuthip 6, range 10 80 Emma Williams Coquelle Thoiupsnn. e' sw' seetlo'i 22, township Coquelle Thompson, ti nwi nvi, ne'i uvi',4 and section 27, township 9, ninge arah Jackson, w;$ sw'$ section 2, township 9. Peter Collins, w,' ne' se.',nw,' sn1', and lot 3, tec. 21, tp 8, r 11. f 89.15 Alvena Collins KON-COMPKTBST LAUDS Cbqnellc Hunter, ejj nw'j section 28, township 9, range 9 ,v. . : 80 Coquelle Hunter Polly Hini'tr, ne)i mli, lot 23 and w1 nwj ne! sec. 28, tpfl, r9 80 Polly Hun tar ellie M. hile, eJise'i section 1, townahlp 10, Phasta Costa Hani, w'jiiw'4 section 28, township 9,' range 9 80 S.C.Sam John Woodman, s lot 20, lot 29 suction 9 and w in1', ne4 and nw!-4 sw'ine1, section 16, township 10, range 10 60 John Woodmen Alsea Johnson, lot 1 sec. 4, lots3, 4 and 5 see 3, township 8 a, and . lot 8, sec 34, township 7, range 11 ; 79.75 Alsea Johnson Polly Dick, n! swj-i section 3, townthlp 10, range 10v. 80 . Polly Dick Anna Tecumseh, t e section 27, township 9, range 9 80 AnnaTecumseh Charles Sutton, s' se'. section 6, township 10. range 9 80 Charles Sutton Joseph Lincoln, ne'i se'4 and lot 8 sec 32, township 8, range 11.. 67.19 ' . Joseph Lincoln Sealed bids will be received up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the various days upon which they are listed to ho opened in above schedule, and must he directed to Knott C. Egbert, Superintendent, Siletz, Oregoir. K-tivelnpes containing such bids should not have noted thereon the description of the lands to which tli bids relate, but there shall be noted on such envelopes the date upon which the bid is to be opened. Enclose certified check for at least 25 per cent, of your bid. Checks should be drawn payable to the order of KNOTT C. EGBERT, ' '. Supt. and Special Disbursing Agent, in Charge of Siletz Agency, Oregon. LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY O. B. CROSNO & C. E. HAWKINS Abstractors Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon 1 1 is not business to buy real estate with out an abstract of title. We are pre pared to furnihh f-ume promptly an correotlv. EXPERIENCE X I HADE mrn JfMt Copyrights Ac. nxHal notict, without chjree, in the Scientific fltttericain A handsomely Illustrated weekly. MUNN&Co6,Bro,"rNewYork Briiia omoaTOS 6U Washington. D. C DRS. ADAMS Dentists Of Lewis Building, 350 Morrison St., i PORTLAND, OK. our apecialty is the painlesi fllllng er ex acting of teeth. Our Motto1 A Pleased Patient Our Best Advertiser. 9'rffii ALL LINES DRESS GOODS New shades' in Dress Patterns. Laces and Embroideries. Musliu Underwear, Collars, Belts. Also a New Line of the famous WARNER RUST-PROOF C03SETS. AND CHILDREN'S Styles and Graces IN LOW PRICES V. SIS Call and we will prove it. We haven't time to 5 tell yon all about it here. Come in and see us. b Yours With Bargains HENRY LEWIS, Prop. TOLEDO, OREGON. SALE AT SILETZ OREGON following till noon. May 4, 1908. 9, range 9 80 James Thompson wj nw'4ne)i 9 80 Anna Thompson range 10 80 Alsea Mack range 9 80 Nellie M. White The Weather. Station : Toledo; Month : March 1908. Mean temperature, 41. Maximum temperature. 54; date, 4th. Minimum temperature, 29. Total precipitation, 12.64 inches Total suow fall, none. Prevailing direction of wind, sw. Number of cloudless days, 7. f Number of partly cloudy days, 15 Number of cloudy days, 9 Dates of light frost, 0. Dates of thunder storms, 0 Dales of bail. 5, 19, 26, 30th. Dates of sleet, 0. Otto O. Krogstad, Observer. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. 8. Land Cilice, Portland, Oregon, March 27, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that Frank Kniitiin i Toledo, Oregon, haa Hied notice of lils inten tion to make tinal commutation proof in sup port of his claim, vis: Hnieseail entry No. W195, made Mnrch 7, 1907, for the Lot 4 et sec tion 20, and Lot 1 of i-ectlon 19, townsnip 10 s, range 10 w, and that proof will bo made before the Clerk of Lincoln county, at Toledo, Oregon on May 9, 1908, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of, said land, viz: Harry Lutey, Sondie Romtvedt. Sr., Ivan E. KyniBton anjl N. 8. Spinney, all of Toledo Oregon. Aloirhon H Dressir, Register. Waldport Real Estate Firm. If you wish to buy or sell real estate, ee us. We are prepared to handle your business promptly aud on satis factory tems; ' Tirgil HOWKIX'A Co., ' Waldport, Oregon. TOLEDO'S DtiNtlST-Office in Ofste-' dahl building. Hours 9-12, 1-4 p. m, . . . EVENED UP MATTERS. Th Way Fine Imposed In Court Cam to Be Remitted. A rmw mountaineer got back at Judge Moso Wright of the Rome circuit la a wy clever way.. While the Judge wm presiding over the Chattooga su perior court he had occasion to plas ter a' fifteen dollar flue on this man because he failed to appear la time as a witness in a rase. "Say, Jedge. hain't that purty steepr mildly Inquired the Chnttoogan. "No," was the reply. "You taow you were nn Important witness In. this case and ought to have been here. I will suspend payment, however, and hold It over you ti see that there Is no like trouble in t!u- future." Later .liuljrc Wi!':lit was speudlilg n few wei-Us nt- Mcnlo. a pop;i!:;r Rum mer resort In Chattooga county, sev eral inilos from a railroad. He had n pneknge to come out f!-o:u Suuimcr ville. and the lil moutitalnoer hap pened toi "deliver It. "Well, what d; 1 owe you?" asked the Jt:t!?-e genially, reaching for his change poi.!:pt. "Willi I. Jeilgp. I reckon about ?1" would s(iini"e ns." was the calm reply. "What?" .veiled Judge Wright, slug ger! ug buck. "Mebbe you won't be so dorn keer' less next time 'linut lenvlu" yo" pack ages." was t!ie linperturhable answer. "Look here." whispered the perturb ed Jurist. "I'll Just remit that firieen dollar fine I put ou you down in Smn mervillo." , "Gid up. Reek. That, 'bout squares It's true, all 'right i)ecause Judge Wright "told It on himself. Atlanta Georgian. A CLEVER THIEF. His Capture and Sals of a Consign- ment of Diamonds. An efcpertcriniluul named Raymond Is described by Sir Robert Anderson as a Napoleon of crime. The plot which he devised for the theft of diamonds worth $450,000 and which hp curried out with n masterly , forethought and address Is unrivaled. Diamonds were habitually sent from Klmberlcy to the coast Just iu time to catch the mall steamer for Europe. Were the convoy delayed the gems were locked up In the postofflee until the next steamer left the harbor. rtayniono.. proming oy a Knowledge ZZ'n.T.rr, uc ranuic. in- luiiue menus wiin i ... .i postmaster, learned his habits and "l "le m"el," l was impressions of his keys. He t,,,-'EAY J- J the took then returned to Eurone. leavlnir lie hind him a memory of pleasant man ners and good fellowship. A few months later he was In Africa again, disguised and unknown. He mnde his way up country to the point where the diamonds had to bo carried across a ferry on their way to the coast Unshipping the chalu of the ferry, he 6ent the, boat downstream, and the nest convoy of diamonds missed the mail. All that remained for Raymond to do was to unlock the safe In the post office and go off with the treasure, which by n fine stroke of Ironical hu mor he presently sold, to its rightful owners In Hatton garden. This was Raymond's masterpiece. Blackwood's Magazine. Timo Reminders Unpopular. A west side woman who wished to entertain a great deal one day won dered why her guests always Beemed so uncomfortable. . "It Is because of your clocks." said a candid friend. "There are three within hearing distance of your draw ing room that strike, I dou't know of anything that makes company feel quite so uncomfortable as to hear a clock strike. Somehow It Is bound to give the Impression that we have out stayed our welcome and the hostess Is anxious to get rid of us. Of course that Is purely n matter of fancy, yet somehow a striking clock always seems to say, 'You'd better be going.' The wise hostess knows that, nlul If she wants her callers to bo thoroughly comfortable she shuns a clock that strikes." New York Times. ' The Heiress Abroad. "On your trip abroad, did you see any wonderful old ruins?" he asked. "Yes." kbe replied archly, "and guess what?" "Well?" "Oue of t'.iem wanted to marry me." Harper's Weekly. .. Golf and Brains. ' The radical type of golf enthusiast Is exemplified In the retort of n St An drew's caddie to the university pro fessor, "Onybody can teach a wheen loons Latin and Greek, but gowf, ye see, gowf requires a held." A Wi 8tudent. Profewor (examining medical stu dent) If you are called out to a pa tient, what Is the first question you would ask? Medical Student-Where he lives! Philadelphia Inquirer, .v The hearts of men are, their books. events are their tutors, great actions re tneir eloquence. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JE WE L It Y and SILVERWARE Greatest Assortment of every description ever seen in Lincoln County (is ' A Beautiful Line of fi SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES Tine Watch Ropairinc a Specialty (Ti' fly Yeai-h' r.xperlencuj J H. H. PETERSON, Wa ii maker. TOLEDO, 2 Biliousness and Constipation. For years I whs troubled wit h bilious n ess mill constipation. 'which, nmdo life miserable for me. My appetite (ailed m. I lost my usual forc aud vitality. Pepsin preparations an 1 cathaitio' only made matters wos-e. I do not know where 1 should have been today hud I not tried Chamberlain's. Siorraeb and i Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the! ,H1 reeling at once, strengthen i tie di- gestire functions, purify the stomach, I liver and blood, helping the system lo j do its work iiHtnrnl ly. Mrs.Ros l'otis. t: u ti. ..... . iJii uiniKUBiii, ma. inese tHUiets are lor sale by Otto 0. Krogstad. To Old Ooisrades. The seventh Annual Reunion of tho Association of Veterans of First Oregon Cavalry and Infantry Volunteers "ill be held in conjunction with the State Encampment of the Oram! Army of the Republic, at Newport, Oregon, on June 241 1!IU8. , All Comrades and their families are cordially invited to be present and par- j ticiimte. Comrades unable to attend will please fie"d C'"-'1 lter to, he Adjutant to T. Appeiisos. Adjutant. Coininumli r. Before buying hardware or Imple ments of any kind, let me give you prices on what you need, as I deal ex clusively in hardware of all kinds and always carry a full stock. E. L. Chatkield, Toledo, Oregon. Don't yon want to own a whole brass band, an orchestra Hiid a lot of enchant ing opera singers? All thece itud lots Of entfertHinttitVlt. Iltwiriaa a a I..ln,l.l iii an Edison or a Victor phonograph. See them at Krogstad's. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . U. S. Land OHce, KoHebury, Oregon. February 29, 180?. Notice la hereby given that . in . tomiilimieu with the provisions cf the Met of C"nres of .Iune3, 1878, entitled "An Act or to tale of! timber l.amto in the Stales of California, Ore - gon, Nevada, Hiid Washington Territory," us ex. ended to all the Publlo Land Htates by net of AukuhI 4. 1W2. LeoutditH It lluwliiv of .. ... . u,nvGa w, m;b Monroe, county of Denton, state of Oregon, Hied in this olll 'm on February 27. 1907. hlal sworn statement No. 8933, for the purchase of I the e so!4 section ao and n sw'4 of section 31 in townxhip 14 s, of range 9 w. W. M., Ore., and will ofler proof to show that the Ur.rt sought is more valuable for Its timber or ami e than for agricultural purposes, and to establlah his claim to said laud before, the Itcgmter mid Recelverof this ollice, at lloseburg, Oregon, tin Monday, the I3th day of July, 1908. 'Ho names as witnesses: Kaiuuul Hon den of Lobster, Oregon; M. P Rycraft, Alfred Rycruft and Samuel Warlleld of Al-K'H, Oregon.. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or beiore said 13th day of July. 1908. IIknjamin 1.. Kijdy, Register. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. C..8. Land Ofllce, Rqxeburg, Oregon, . , " February 27, 19U8. Notice is hereby given, thai in complluuce With the provlflmis of the Act of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled ''An Aot for the sale of timber Lands in the Stales of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all Publlo Land States by act of August 4. 1892, William Harvey Mcllriile of Khedd, county ot Linn, state of Oregon, tiled in this ofllce on February 20, 1907, his sworn statement Mo. 8907, for the purchase of the, nw!i neJi, ex nw;4 ami ne4 sw' of section No, 21, In townnhlp No, 15 s, range No. 10 w, W. ; M.,OrS)., and will efl'er proof!' to show that Ihe : land sought is more valuable tor Its timber or I stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and seeeelverof this ofllce, at Kiwu bnrg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th duy of July, I 1908. I He names as witnesses. John May of l'islier, Oregon; C. C. MoHride'o.r.yiiJIIa.K well as train lor Detroit, giving L. I.. Mcllrlde and W. F. tiray of Kuclld, Ore. . .direct seryice to Newport and adjacent beach Any and all persons claiming adversely the es. as well as llreltenbnnh ifot Springs. . above described lands are requested to file For further Information apply to their claim" In this ofllce on or before said 7th -;)'M. MuMURKAY, lien. I'asa Agt., day of July, 1U08. , "it "' Portland, Or. . Benjamin L, Eody, Register, w. K. FKTKRSON'v Agent. Tolcd ueweier ana Upliuluu OREGON Sow Reap. Seeding time w ill be here before we know it. Are you looking up your wants in the seed line? Remember, Krogstad the seed man, oau supply you with all you need in this line. AH gar den seed guaranteed and replaced if not goo I. HERBERT F. JENKINS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Wtttches, Jewelry. Repairing Done All Work CiiiHi'aineed NEWPORT, OREGON. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAV U. S. Land Office Bnsiness a Specialty. Twenty yean' experience befu the Local and the (ieueral Land Ollice . and the Interior Department at Washington, 1). ( Rooms !"()() 5()7 ' coiumt.i i Ruiiding Portland,'0r. THE I BONBON. ERE CROItr.B A. HAM., Proprietor Choice Confections Summer Drinks " Ice Cream Fruits, Nuts Tobaccos, Cigars Stationery B0NBONIERE ANNEX Two l)oo ra South POOL, BILLIARD and CARD TABLES BOWL1NO ALLEY 1 I 1 I V K if m ! W Su 1 v ! 'J, 8i A Quiet, Orderly Place to Play TOLEDO, OREGON! ft n,( v-. mMWMi - m , lm " .' CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD. TIME CARD. TRAINS FROM AND TO VACCINA No. t !,eave Yaituna 6:45 n n. Ixsaves Tnleito 7:1(1 a in Arrives nt Corvullls ll:oy a ni Arrives nt Albany.... ......11:fi8 a m No. 2 Leaves Albany. , 1:36 p in Leaves Corvallis.,. ........... ;40pm Arrive ,'t'oledo 5:40 p m Arrives at Yaquuia 0:16 p m TRA1NH TO AND FROM DETROIT. No. 8 Leaves Albany...... ,; 7:30 a in Arrivesat Iietroit .12:30 pm No. 4 Leaves Hetroit....s. 1:00 pin Arrives at Albany fj:r5 p m TRAIN8 FOR CORVALLIS No. R Leaves Albany 7:fl5 a m Arrives at CorvHlliH... No. 10 Leaves Albany.. ., Arrives at Corva'lls. 8:35 a m 3: fin p m 4:35 p m 7:45 p in A: 25 p m No. 6-Lenvea Albany I Arrivos at Corvallis ! TRAINS FOR ALBANY i No. 5 Leaves Corvallis ! Arrivesat Albany ' No. 9-Leave Corvallis 8:30 a m 7:10 a m' 2:15 p in 2:55 p m Arrive" at Albany No. 7 Leaves Corvallis 8:00 p m Arrives at Albany 8:40 p m RKOULAR SUNDAY TRAINS No. !l-l.eavcs Corvallis , 11 :16 a in Arrives at Albany : .11:58 p m No !2-J.eHves Albany..; 12-85 p in Arrlve..t Corvallis l l p m A il the above connect with Southern I'aclilu company trains, both at Albany and Wlfl