Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, August 14, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text..-lfTJ'"r,"'";'',--" '" i 1 la PU. Wo have several pariios who liM'.iiiji for homestead ivliniiuishments als liK'iiti ns or wmic goa.l lini'ior claims. If you know of any good home stead or tiinher claims it will pay you to write us. Address, Aetna Koalty C'onipany, l'2-i Failing lhiih'ing, I'ortland, Oregon. $25 Reward. We will payj reward of V2" fur! A. Andersen huild launches.' Or inforniation .leading to the arrest ! dors am coining in su fast fir hoats and eoiivietion of the pcr.-jjHH who 'that Mr. Anderson finds it difficult hive lieen twisting and cutting or j to keep up with the orders. Not in any w iv ni iliciiiii-ily interfering j wishing to hutt in w here men were with our telephone lines helwoen rushed with work the party again KlkCity and Harlan. Lincoln Co. I.and-it Investment Co. !y J. F. Stkwakt, Secy. -. Having purcliased Mr. Hawkins' interest in the Lincoln County Ab stract Company, with all hlanks, !c, I wish to thank my many friends for their past patronage, mid s .licit their future orders as J ain prepared to make ahstractson short jioticc. C metises guaranteed. Lincoln Couiny Abstract Co, C. J!. Cuos'xo, l'roprictor. Tor Sale or Trade. IciH ial mcarchjiniliij store, well blocked, gMwl location, near Port land; also 7-room house, rustic, 1 acre of ground in Eastern Oregon grain dislrict, in town; also hotel of about 20 rooms and property ich'se to railroad depot. What have you? Add rem It. Tasskll, 1 Soring, Oregon. .Seventh Day Adventist Church. Services every Saturday. Sabbath srlinol 10::!0 h. in.. i reai'liitiK inimeili nlcly folln'.viiiK. Eveijburiy cordially itiviled. WH AT IS KST I OIUNDNiKSl TON? Mr. A. RubiiiHou of Driiiiiqniii, On l hi ii, lin bi'i'ii iroulilbd for years wiih lin liu'Bsii.iu, Hiid recommends Cliumlier- In in' Sioiiuk'Ii and l.lver Tablets us "ilirt best, hid lirim" I ever iimnl." II troubled vi: It inditiHtlou or eo:it.lpH t ion give tlii-iii u nial. They are cor lain In prove bvneliein'1. Tliev lire easy -to Ink and p'etsant in elleui.. ' l ic renin. sample frets lit. OMo O. Krojj ;Mll I'h druuhliire. THE NEW YORK WORLD Tlirtct-a-Week Edition. The Thlicn-a-VVeek World, now. lluit h Kietit I're-i'lfiitial campaign Is fore shallowed, !u pes lo lie a belter paper Hum il lias ever been before, mid ii Iih iliiHiluilh iirriiimi'ineiitH iiccorilintlly. Its hewn Rerviee coveri fbo entire ylobe, iiind il repoi In every tbinn fully, prompt- y mid Heoiiralely. It is die only news !!Hprr,iiil a daily, which is an good na a .din!-, and wbieli will keep you us cotn ,di tely infoniie'd of what is happening I Iminghoiil I lie world. A special feature of i he Tlntce-a- 'a eek World lilts alwajs been ita serial ;tii-l it.ti. It publicities novels by the beat .mithoi-K in the w oild, novels which in Ibook form sell fir $1 0(1 apiece, and its ibinh sta'edanl in ibis iep el will be tinaintiiiiieil in the future as In the past. . The Tb rice-a Week World's regular x'lli.-oiipti.in piiru is only $1.00 per ear, and t his pays for 15U papers. We olfn- Ibis nneqnaled newpajter mid Tiik I.ka HK.it .touet tier for one year for ifl.TO. 'I'ho regular piibKcription price .of the two papers is f:J.f.O. Call For County Warrants. Notice i hereby given that I huve 'funds on band to pay hII County War raiilM draw ii on the (ienernl Fund, and .eiidurhed; "Not. pHia for want of Funda" op lo and Including Dec. lv 11)07. . Inteiest on said amiiils lo cease on n ml after sniil date. U. IV McCLCSKtv, County Treasurer tinted ui Toledo, Or., this 2litb day if Mny, HKONIO DUHUIIOEA KHUEVED Mr. F.dward K. Henry of the United Xalea F.xprws Co., Chicago wiites, "Our (ienernl Supei intendeiit, Mr. ftnick, banded me a bottle of Cham berlain's Colic, cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedjr come time ago to check an at i acl of the old .chronic diarrhoea. I have used it nince that time jmd cured many on our trsius w ho have been sick lam an old soldior who ierved with Kiulierford B. Hayes anl William Mc Kitiley four years in the 23rd Ohio Regiment, and liave no ailment, except chronic diarrhoea, wiiich this remedy hlopaat ouce." For sale by Otto O. roj;U'l: . - ' Up the Bay. - I.c.st Monday, wcntd on a Irir.il "' ! !fc i no Jvom of a rowl.oat, t l" ''evil from the I.j:alku oflice, iA c nipiiity with aii'itlicr engineer and a pilot,, out loose from thu city wliaif and started up tin river to sco what they c.uild mv. Thu first landing was made at X. rf. rand's wharf. O.i inquir ing at the huusc for Mr. Htrai.d we were told that he was at the Andersen lieat works assisting I?. lKiarded and started ' toward Eik City. Just ahove the old govern ment rock quarry John Mieek was found in the hay field. He was very husy hut finally stopped pitch ing hay for a few minutes to talk. The appearance of the place was proof that Air. Micck was in the hahit of working. He has owned this place the old Maekoy farm hut two years, but he has trans formed it from a wild, brushy jungle to a, fine, well-kept home. lie has reclaimed several acres of the rich bottom lands, set out "a fine orchard, and is preparing to plant more, built a good house, has several dairy cows, and is pros pering. . The party would have stopped next at Anton Krzew'ski's wharf on the old Sam Logan place, but it is known that Mr. Krzewski has sold the farm to Atti rncy Hawkins of Toledo, and is getting ready to va cate, so he was not bothered. The next stop was at J. 11. Lynde's, the old Cloak place, where everything was lively. Mr. I.ynde was plowing and breaking up a new piece of bottom land. His father and Harry Fyer were building fei.ces. They had just completed harvesting tli;;ir hay crop. Mr. Lyndo is also reclaiming a low piece of ground by ditching. Mr. Eyer was in a hurry to get back to his home, which is up on the mountain hack of Mr. Lynde's place as he said he had lots of clearing to do. . lhe next pta-son to be bothered was Adam Rae, the gardner. He was busy, of course. His launch had just gone to Newport with load of garden truck, and Mr. Rae a.... nis oroiner, nonert, who is lending him a hand during the rush, were busy getting berries for a load for the next day. Mr. Rae had just replanted a little strip of He had already received $70 for the green onions taken off the little patch this summer. It was then getting late and as Mr. Rae had loaded the party down with onions and berries they decided to return home. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! A fine line of shoes of the latest styles Fall and 'Winter just ar rived at T. P. Fish's. 8-21. For Sale. 15J4 acre ranch quarter of a mile Jroin town-. Enquire. John Carlson, Toledo. BULBS mm BUCKBEE'S BULBS SUCCEED! SPECIAL OFFER: trial will mnke srou a pcrmammt cus-1 iui-i. uimr vuuuiihumihiwi or your UIVMIOJ IVLUIIUI'Ui t'.ta Krm NikImiu. IWfala ISilIn U.. r..n- ...... .... I W DUMA UJMlutM. UIIAHAKTkvn Tft Piritv Wrtt0 today Mention Into Paper Mill plMi yd ptfclai ...a rrwl.a thto tlmbl MlUetla I- i .... -. . WT h, mwimM. IH.t ruin I r iw.utirl 8WI. Dulii J flu. llM.k. tAM tU ftbMrt Ik 11M i la Oommraontlon r miimih, neMnAil hutuMt vH. W. Buckbea l..)l BTTOKBtl Bt. BOCKTOBD, ILL. If t II A MARVEL UNIVERSAL Implement, NEWTON & NYE Stoves and Ranges (Snccenpom lo E L chatlleld) Tinware CuHery Guns HARDWARE TOLEDO, - - We are dealers in Fahms and Land. If you want to sell your farm send us full description, terms etc., and we can do it. T. 15. Ackkks & Co. Washington Block, I'ortland, Or. Four Trains Daily. Beginning Monday, June 22 the following train service went into effect on the line of the C. & E. be tween Albany and Yaquina: Daily, Except Sunday Train- No. 1(5 Twain No. 2 Mixed Passenger Lv. Albany 7:4.5a.m. 12:40n. m. Ar. Yaquina 1:30p.m. 5:30p.m. Train No. 15 Train No. 1 .I'assexoer Mixed - t,t in. I (l , Ail , Ar. Allw.nv 7.(i0r,r,-, ii.rc Srm.lnv fn Leave Albanv. 7:35 : m. aUr,Vnm,,., ii. in Leave Yaquina, G:00 p. m. Arrive Albany, 11:30 p. m. . Notice is hereby' given that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween C. B. Crosno and C. E. IlawkillS. lllld.'V tbn nnmn nf l,o , .iiu VX Vllk Lincoln County Abstract Company, is this day disolved by mutual con- sent, Mr. Hawkins retiring from the Company. Dated, To.edo, Or., May 29, 1908, C. B. Crosno. CUE. Hawkins. FERD BROWN x SHOEMAKER Boots and Shoes repaired Work Guaranteed Shop at resideuce nearCoiirlhonse. INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON Sealed bids will be received for the following till uoon. September 7, 1908. DESCRIPTION ACRES Mollle Smith, etalsl swj sec 3, nj nwj sec 10 T 30, R10W, WM 160 Mollie Smith, et al, nw' sec 15. T 80, R 14 ico M artha Johnson, s,1 ne;$ sec 46, T 9, R 9 . ... . . 80 NON-COMPETENT LANDS Martha Johnson. nU nu-i,' !( fQ Ra u Abram Lincoln, Lois 3, U and 15 and the Lot west ne'iae'i ec25,T6,R 11.'. LouliiaSmllh. sw'i sw'4 n 1. nvri nwU on 19 T William Bmlih, se!4 sec 2, aelA ne'i sec U, Mury Tom, n' ne'4 and Lot 1 seo 21, T 8, R 11 Susan Marshall, nl se'nej, neH neseo25, . IV 11 Scaled bids will be received up to 12 o'clock, uoou, of the various days upon which they are listed to bo opened in above schedule, and must be directed to Knott C Egbert, Superintendent, Siletz, Oregon. Envelopes containing such bids BUould not have noted thereon the 'description of the lands to which tha 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. Launch Supplies Harness Saddles Separators Plumbing OREGON' For Sale. One hundred and thirty-four acres of good timber and grazing land, ahout one mile from deep water. Apply to owner, Leon Raxcoi iit, Toledo, Or. Launch for Sale. See George Hall, Toledo, Oregon. Have you town property, dairy or fruit farm for sale? See or write, George Betiiers, Toledo, Oregon. SUMMONS. Ill the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lincoln county. SlHiid E. Monroe, plaintiff, v. Martin Monroe, defendant. To Martin Monroe, tne above-named de feiidunt: In the name or the Stale of Oregon, you are hereby munitioned and required to appear and answer the complaint of plalntlll In (he above entitled auit now on Ale in the olltco of the Clerk or the above entitled Court, on or before the lant day named or prescribed in the order of publication of this summons, made ny the Connly Judge of Lincoln couniy, Oregon (being tho county where the above suit is pending n the Circuit Court of said County and Stale) which said order is hereinafter re ferred to, to-wlt: on or before sU weeks from the day of the flrst publication hereof. And you are hereby notified mat If you fail to so appear and answer the said complaint as herein required, forwiint thereof the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief demanded in her said complaint, name ly: for a decree of said Court, annulling and absolving the marringexontmct now existing between the plaintiff and defendant; that plaintiffs maiden name, Maud K. Cory, be restored to her and for such other and further relief as the nature of the cause may require and as unto the Court may seem meet. This summons is published In the Lincoln County I.kadkr once a week for six consecu tive and successive weekly insertions begin nlng with the Issue of June 26, 1908, and end ing with the Issue ot August 7, 1908, under and In pursuance of tho directions contained in an order made by the Hon. B. F. Swope, County Judge of Lincoln couniy, Oregon, (being the county where the above entitled suit is pend ing in tho above entitled Circuit Court.) Dates thi20th day of June, 1908. Date of first publication hereof is June 26, 1908. A. VV. Laffekty and C. E. Hawkins, Attorneys for Plaintiff. ALLOTEES Charles II. Smith John F. Smith Mildred Solomon Martha bolomon Abram Lincoln Louisa Smith William Smith Mary Tom of the river in ; in ua 64.04 80 80 89.35 T 10, R . -. and Lot 9 seo 24, T 8 78.30 Susan Marshel ADJIIMSIKA'lOli'a SALh.. f Notice is hereby g'ven (hat under and by virtue of an oideranddecie;of the Honorable Connly .'om t of Ihe fciait of Ortgon. for the -County i f Lincoln duly n.alc and cntewd of vecoid on Ihe Cih diiy of July.. in the rnat'-roi the iidmlnlsirHlion of Ihe esiale of J. IV. Price, deceased, authorizing ami rilrect iug Ihe ailiniiiistrutur of Miid i siaie to tell at private lc to tfca highest MdnVr for in hund the following de;crilied real proK rly be "loiiKing t" llieerta'eolsald deceased: Tr.ei half of Ihe northeast quarter and tho nurtliH-'l iiiirlerof thei.oitl.easl uarter In sect Inn Irj in T.wi'Ship !0 south of range 8 uost of ihe Wlllan elle Meridiaii in tr.eConuty of I.liirolu and stale of Oregon mid cuntain lug lai aeies. 1. I'. S. 1'iice. ndmiiilttmtor of the t.iate of J. W. 1'ili e, deceased, u i l, Irmi and aflor the ljih dny of Aukiii.1. 1W, piooted lo oiler for sale and sell at priVale sale, to the highest bidder fnrcnrli in hand all the above dese. Hied pieinitei. Said sle will le mado fubject to conflrniiitlon by'lhe faid C'oiinty Court, ilids therefor may be miide to me In person, or by letter, at Kings Valley, Pent-.m poiinty, Oregon. f. S. l'BUE, Admliiislralor. V. SWUI'K., 1 Attorncy-at:Law. Will I'l-iu-i ice in nil courts in the state. I'lolili'e iiuntcrs a 1 1 1 col Ico lioiiH ii-.niiiily aiti iiilcil in. 'Jihce in (.! in tlKi'.ife, Utnirs, TOI.r.lKJ, OKIXiOX, Willi S1IHS1S! V f PI'TT! , ORFCON Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Etc. W. C. IIARDINO, Ant, Toledo, Or " Leave crders at. Itesiilence. TOLEDO LIVERY STABLES M. N. AND Kit SON, Prop. Clood ltls mid well-broken Saddle Horees. Special attention given to Traveling Men. Horses Hoarded and given (Jood Cure City Draying in Connection G. B. McCLUSKEY NOTARY PUBLIC Toledo, Oregon OSCAR M1DDLEKAUFF ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Yaquina, Oregon DRUGS and MEDICINES School Books, Stationery Paints, Oils, Glass, Wnll Paper, Phono graphs, Musical Instruments, Garden aud Flower Seeils Wail Orders given Prompt Attention OTTO 6. KROGSTAD THE DRUGGIST WHITE IS KING Born 50 Years Ago. Made In both VIBRATOR and RO, TARY styles. The latter machine sews both a lock and chain stitch, making two machines in one. -Ball-Bearing. Light running. Greatest range of work. Sews the heaviest and lightest mater ials perfectly. Full set steel attach ments. Simple and durable. A child can operate it. -.Guaranteed by the maker. Many styles. Sold on easy . payments. CAMPBELL, FELLMAN CO. , Eugene, Oregon. Pacific Coast Branch Office, White Sewine Co.. Van Ness and Marlcnf. Rt San Francisco, California, W THE PHARMACY m--' -" . . . "... r -jr . !