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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1908)
K SPRING i OPENINGS IN ALL LINES S CLOTHING FOR MEN Snappy stuff that is up to the tuiuuie in Styles and Quality. Ask to see them'. 1 HATS For Men and Boys. Latest shapes SUES LADIES' MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS. Latest Styles aud U roues J. S. AKIN The Empire Cream Separator The -implebt Cream Separator manufactured today. It has th Lightest Bowl, with the Fewest Number of Pai ls. If you want a Separator l bat wears and will not get out of order every tim you ime it. take the Empire. The Simplicity', Easy. Run ning, Few Parts to Clean, Eae of Adjustment. Repeals to all. FUR SALE BY E. X,. CHATFIELD (Successor to Unrdner & Jorgeuson) 1 THE LEADER Call and w tell you all I WHI l'E HOUSE INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON Sealed bids will be received for the following till noun, July6, 1908. Mary Johnson, ft al, e1, fw'4, and v,'i se'4 sec 13, 1 17 s. r 11 w Mollie llollis Lot U & nwj; sec 33, e4 ne'i se tec 32 i 9. r 10 Nellie M. White, et al ne'; nw' see 11, sw'i sec 2 1 10, r 9 Nellie M White et al n) ne i nee 11, swj se lj sec 1! 1 10 r 9 NON-COM PETKNT LANDS John Orton tots 1, 2, .1, sec 20 1 10 r 10 Lucy Jourdan if '! j nw.'i n'4 s'i urL see 22 t 9 r 10 Sealed bids will be received up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the various dHys upon which they are listed to bo opened in above schedule, and must le directed to Knott C. Egbert, Superintendent, .Siletz, Oregou. Envelopes containing bucu bids should not have noted thereon tin description of ihe lauds to which the 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 cetit. of your bid. Checks should be drawn payable to the order of KNOTT C. EGBERT Supt. aud Special Disbursing Agent, in Chaise of Siletz Agency, Oregon. LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY C. B. CROSNO & C. E. HAWKINS ' Abstractors Toledo, Lincoln. County, Oregon It is not business to buy real estate with out an abstract of title. We are pre I ared to fumitdi mnie promptly an correctly. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ' Tmnr MlDKB 0 Designs 'flltll' rmvair.uT9 Ac. Anyone lending a sketch and description may ntilcklv ascertain our opinion free whether an invention la probably pnteiitsble. Communlca tlm.itrictlyconfldential. HANDBOOK on Patent lent free, oldest agency for secunngpatents. l'ntenta taken throunh Munn 4 Co. receive nrrial nolle, without eharue. In tn Scientific American A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.snrest clr- MUNN & Co.36,Brow,way- New York Brluen OffloeTe F BU Washington. D. C. DRS. ADAMS Dentists Of Lewis Building, 3504 Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR. Our f pecialty i the painless filling er ex acting of teeth. Our Motto- A Pleased Patient Our Beit Advertiser. M. E. Church Sunday Services. Sunday School at 10 :30 a. m. George Uetheis, Superintendent. ' ' preaching at 11a.m. ' Class meeting at cloee of morning service. Junior League at 3 p. m. : , j preaching at 7:30 p. m. .. . All are cordially invited to worship ith us. ' W. E. Rogers, Pastor. DRESS GOODS New shades in Dress Patterns. Laces and Embroideries. Muslin Underwear, Collars, Belts. Also a New Line of the famous WARNER RUST-PROOF COSSETS. SIS IN LOW PRICES will prove it. about it here. We haven't time to Come in and see us. Yours With Bargains HENRY LEWIS, Prop. TOLEDO, OREGON. 160 Jhotnas Johnson 80 80 80 George llensell Captain White Polly White 72 71 John Orton 80 Lncy Jourdan The Weather. Station: Toledo; Month: April, 1908. Mean temperature, 49.' Maximum temperature. 83; date, 29th. Minimum temperature, 29. Total precipitation, 7.32 inches '. Total snow fall. none. Prevailing direction of wiud, sw. Number of cloudless days, 12 Number of partly cloudy days, 13 iNumber or cloudy days, 5 Dates of light frost, 7. Dates of thunder storms, 0 Dales of bail, 0. ' Dates of sleet, 0. Otto O. Krogstad, Observer. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - V. 8. Land Cilice, Portland, Oregon, March 27, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Frank Newtun f Toledo, Oregon, has Hied notice of his inten tion to make final commutation proof in sup port of his claim, vln: Hon.es'ead entry No. ioio, mane .union 7, 1907, for Hie tot 4 et sec tion 'JO, and Lot 1 of ectinn 19. tnvvimnln in range 10 w, and that proof will bo made before the Clerk of Lincoln county, at Toledo. Oregon on May 9,1908. He Pames the following wlfnpafia. In nM.. his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion ni, 8am laud, viz: Harry l.utey, Sondie Romtvedt. Sr.. Tvan E Kyniston and N. 8. Spinney, all of Toledo, Oregon. Algernon 8 Dresser, Register. MARK HANNA Black, Shire and Percheron Stallion, weight 1,450 lbs. Will make the stand at Toledo' TERMS: $10 insure standing colt. Hall & Anderson. Waldport Items. The May dance given by the band was well attended and all en joyed themselves. Supper was served in the hall and Beemed to please all as there was not so much time lost from the dancing as usual. Mr. J. II. Glines has been spend ing a few days at Toledo in the in terest of the road to Tidewater. Although this road was started years ago, there are still several miles of road to le completed before any very great use can lie made of the part that is now complete. Supt. Bothers has announced that he will conduct an institute here next Saturday. Quite a num ber of teachers from various parts of the county are expected. A large whale lias lieen floating around in Alsea Bay for the last three weeks. It appears to have been dead for some years and has the habit of reposing a few days in each place. For nearly a week it lay directly in front of (apt. Nice's place, much to the disgust of the Captain. , It is now on the south side almost in front of Mr. Keady s home. Towever, there is plenty of drift wood at hand and if it becomes thoroughly fastened to any one place the residents will turn out in a laxly and cremate the remains. , This week finishes the present school term and an entertainment has been prepared for Friday even ing. The band has I wen invited to provide the music and have accepted the invitation. The Waldport Marine Band is planning a trip over the county in the near future. Should their plans hold good, Newport, Toledo and Nashville will be visited and if pos sible Siletz will be remembered. Ocean View. A terrible shipwreck occured here in sight of our school house. We have not learned the name of the vessel, but it was a steam schoo ner loaded with lumber. ; The accident happened Saturday night about 10 o'clock. There was a heavy squall on and the boat drift.r ing in struck ,a rock and was torn almost to atoms. The' men on board launched the ' life boats and jumped into them. But before they could get away from the ship's side a gigantic sea struck the ship, that parted the deck chains and threw the deck load on top of the unfortunate men in the water. One man Andrew J. Neilson rode on some lumber and ' succeeded in reaching . the shore torn, bruised and with a broken leg started to crawl toward a house. He was found Sunday morning by Andrew Wisniewski. The neighbors seeing so much lumber on the bench began a search for Ijodies as they were sure of a wreck. They found two bodies and sent to Newport for the lifesavinr crew, who started at once for the scene. They found one lifelniat with nine men in it and brought them in. There are still eleven men missing. It is supposed they were all killed by the lumber. ' There is enough lumber scattered along the beach to build seyeral good houses. Ocean View will have a basket social and literary program on the 15th. Every lady in the country is requested to come ami bring a basket hnd help swell the funds for a blacklxiard, maps and other apa ratus needed in the school. Dr. Minthorn was called to see Lawrence Shinar Sunday. Law rence is having a very serious time. Mr. Joe Sijota , will meet the county court this week and urge the necessity of a dyke at this end of the bay. - . Walter Bones, wife and daugh ter are the guests of Mrs. Trudie M. Bones this' week.' ' A. Itidgiewski went to Newport last Wednesday and brought back his niece Miss ..Stefano. She will enter school . at once, 'in order to learn the English language. ' ? to I? 'I? i WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE Greatest Assortment of every description ever seen in Lincoln Conntv A Beautiful fi SPECTACLES and Tine Watch Rrrairine a Specialty ('l'.' rty Years' I-.xperieni-e) I I H. t. PETERSON, J? Va hmaker, Jeweler and Opticitin ; TOLEDO, - OREGON 1i Biliousness and Constipation. For yeHr I was troubled wiili bilious ness and constipation, which mad life tniserulile for me. My appetite failed m. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepfin preparations and CHthiti tM!- only I made matters wose. -I do lint know I where 1 should have Ueeii to I v had I I tot trie.' ChamLrr!;.in, J?:on-ac!i aj.d j Liver TahletN. The tablets relieve the j ill feeling at once, strengthen the di gestive functions, unrify the stnmiicli, I liver Htid btootl, helpini! the Fvsiein to j do its work naturally.--Mrs. Rosu I'otis : Hirmtngliam. Ala. These tablets are ; fur sale by Otto O. Krotad. To Old Comrades. The seventh Animal Reunion of the Association of Veteran of First Oregon Cavalry and Infantry Yolunteern will be held in conjunction with the Stale Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Newpurt, Oregon, on June 24. i'.HIS. All Comrades and their frtniiliep are cordially invited to be present and par ticipate. Comrade unable to attend will please send card or letter to the Adjutant lo be read at the meeting. W. M. H11.1.KAY, J. T. AppkrsOS, Adjutant. Coinitiandrr. Don't you w ant to Own a whole bras hand, an orctiCHtra kihI a lot oi enchant ing opera singers? All these and lots of entertainment, besides nre .included in an'Edi-ioi. or a Victor phonograph. See them at. Krog-tad's. ' NOTICE FOK 1'flll.iCATION. V. S. Land'Olce, Kosebur, Oregon. February 29, V.m. : Notice i herehy given that in (OinpllHiice with the provisions cf the act of Congress of Jime-H, 1N78, entitled "An Act fur t!u sale of limber I. amis in the Slates ot (,'nlimrnia, Ore gon, Neviulii. anil Washington Territory,'' an ex enrtcil to all the Public l.iiini Siatea by act of Aunnst 4, 1WI2. Leoniilan II lliiwley of Mniiroe, t'oniiiy of Hellion, HtHto of Oregon, ti led ill this olllce mi February U7, 1007. bin sunrii stntement No. N'Jl, for ihe purriiase of Ihe e1 j so'4 section Xi aiol n'.j hw'4 of nvtion :!i in township 14 h. of rn litre u w. V. M., Ore , and will oiler proof tn hnw that the l.ir.d siiiitchi is more valuable for its limber or stone than for agricultural purposes, imd to eptnblish his claim to siiid land before Ihe Kt'itlster uud Receiverof this olllce, at Hoseburi;, Oregon, on Jloiiduy, the l:ith day of July, l'.KW. lie names as wimesses: Sniiinel Itowden of Lobster. Oregon; M. P. Rycraft, Allied Kyciaft and Samuel Warllelil of Alsva, Oregon. Any and all perrons claiuiiiiff adversely tho almvc described lauds aio reipirsied tn tile their claims tn thlsonVeon or before said laih day of July. 1!W8. Hkn.iamin f.. Kimy, Register. NOTICE FOR l'fUI.ICATKlN. U. S. I.snd Olllce, Koseburg, Orepon, February 27, 1918. Notice Is hereby given, thai in compliance with the provisions of ihe Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for the sale of timber Lands In the Slates of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and .Washington Territory," as extended to all Public. Land Slates by act of August 4. 18!, William Harvey Mcllride of Shedd, enmity ot Linn, state of Oregon, tiled in this office on February '20, 1(H7, his sworn statement No. 81X17, for th purchase of the nw'4 nv'Z, e',i nwV4' and ne'4 sw'J i.f section No, 21. In township Ne, 15 s, range No. 10 w, W. M.. Ore., and will effei' proou" to show that tho land sought is more valuable for Its timber or slone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office, at Rose burg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of July, 1908. . He names as witnesses. John May of Fisher, Oregon; O. C. Mc.ltrlde, L. L.JIcltride and W. F. Oray of Euclid, Ore. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lunds are reunesied to tile their claims In this olllce en or betere said 71 h day of July, I'M. Hknjamin L, Eddy, Register. . Wyandottes & Leghorns. If you want four kinds of full grown pure bred ioultry at less ttian five cents per head, above the market price of scrubby stock, con suit Caton & Murray, Line of EYE GLASSES jf Sow Reap. Seeding time w ill be here before we know it. Are you looking tip your wants in Hie seed line? Kememlx-r, Kroit.-tHd ihe seed nmn, cart aupply you with nil ymi need in this line. A'M M tf ilen feed guaranteed and replaced if not kino 1. IIKRBKRT F. JKNKIXS WATCHMAKER ' AND JEWELER Watches .lewelry. ltupHii ing Done All Work GuaiHLiieud NEWPORT, OREGON. par ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW U. S. Land Office Business a Specialty. Twenty yt-ars." experience befiut, Local anil the (ieneral Lund Ollice and he Interior Department Ht. WiiKhington, D. C, Rooms 50(i fill" Columbia iiuiiding Portland, Or. THE BONBONIERG I r GE0RC.E A. UAIX, Proiirietor i Choice Confections ' Summer Drinks Ice Cream . , ' Fruits, Nuts ' Tobaccos, Cigars i Stationery . t"fi .' I I B0NB0NIERE ANNEX f A. POOL, BILLIARD and CARD TABLES A S,' BOWLIN0 ALLRV vjj A Quiet, Orderly Place to Play g- TOLEDO, OHKCiON CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD. 1IMK CAKU. TRAINS FROM AND TO YAQUJNA No. l-!aves YaiiiniR 6:4.ri a n. U'Hves Toledo 7;pi a in Arrives at Corvullls U:H9 a m Arrives nt Albany ll:fin a m No. -2 Leaves Albany l:9r p m Leaves Corvallls l r-Jtl p in Arrives ' .Toledo . 6: ln p ill Arrives at Yaipiiiia : 0:16 p in TRAINS TO AND FIMM DETROIT. ( No. 8 Leaves Albany...' 7:!lo a in Arrives at. Detroit 12:3(1 p m No. 4 Leaves Detroit 1:iki p m Arrives at Albany 5:,V) p in TRAINS FOR eoRVJLI.IH No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:.Vi a m Arrives at CorvallU 8:115 a in No. 10 leaves Albany... 8;fla p in Arrives at Corva'lls 4:.I6 p in No. 6-Leves Albany lAfi p in Arrives at Corvallls 8:Jfi p m TRAINH FOR ALBANY No. 0 Leaves Corvallls.... 6:30 a in Arrives at Albany., 7:10 a tn No. 9-Leaves Corvallls 2: 15 p in Arrives at Albany 2:,Vi p m No. 7 Leaves Corvallls B:0U p m Arrives at Albany 6 NO p in RF.din.AR SUNDAY TRAINS No. 11 Leaves Corvallls 11:15 a in Arrives at Albany ll-M p in No li-Lenves Albany 12 IIA p m Arrlve..t Corvallls l is p m A ot 'tho ' 'above connect with Hotiihern raellln compnny trains, both at Albany and Corvallls, as well ss train lor Detroit, giving direct service to Newport snd adjacent beach es, as. well as Hreitenbush Hot Springs. , Kor further liiforiuatinu appiy to . . WMMcMUKKAY, Oen. Pass Agt., ' PortUnd.Or. W, K. PETERSON. Agent. Toled GOWII 'V ant
