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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1908)
Unctlrf (rrttltat jp,.B. VAN CLEVS, toleS.Egon OFFICIAL COUNTY PAI'KR DEALER IS GENERAL MERCHANDISE iioie you get the Pest G soils at the Iwest Prices, ( all anil I'll prove it M l. INs A IIAYPKX, rroLuucRS w tnierel at lie notofliv nl Toledo, Oregon, u m'.iii :-iiais mull :i!Hltvr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES i ine Year - - - (I f0 rvx Months - "5 1 ir..e Moiillic - 50 At a meting of hop growers held at Salem last Saturday resolutions were adopted in favor of paying 80 cenls per hundred for pieking hops ami 82 per day for laberors in th hop yards. iqni (ui innjiiu ui uti iu iiiii- At the fruit and vegetable carni- lion dollars in the amount of busi val hundreds of people, among ness done than during the corres wlioni will be many Grangers, will ponding months in 1907. see on display some of the finest What are you doing to counteract fruits, vegetables and other pro- this deplorable condition? duets of the farm ever grown. To wrangle with your customers People living in Lincoln county are a!out the injustice they are doing used to fine fruits and vegetables to themselves, to the town and to 1 ait we will receive many surprises yourself, and that the . mail order at this display. It is ltowul to iin- stuff is all trash, is a waste of time pres-i strangers and help us and our and energy. While you are un countv. Oetilicr 7. 8. and 0 are doubtedlv rieht, von nnwt. fio the the dates on which the Carnival will bo held. Do you want the mid-day trains to continue in place of the morning value than the catalogue houses and and evening trains? This matter you can serve them quickly, show is up to you to decide. About the i,1g them the goods before they buy. middle of September one of these, i;ut the dear people f.irget to trains will 1k3 discontinued and only Come and talk to you. The fact one train each way daily as former-, that you trusted them for goods last ly will !c run. The company 'yCar is nothing to them. They wants the people to say which train argue thilt you are making pmfit they want continue.!. Wo Iwlicvo emmg, by sclling ou lime or you our ixiopie w.uu.i oe nener served with the old schedule the train leaving Yaquina in the morning and returning in the evening. At tend the League meeting next Tues day evening when this matter will be brought up and put in your opinion and vote. Probate Court. Following transactions were had in the regular August term of the Probate Court: In the matter of the estate of Wal ter M. Peek, deceased. Final re- port on sale of real estate considered and order made confirming said j F.de. C. E. Hawkins, attorney. In the matter of the estate of S. I S. Walters, deceased. Order made continuing the furthur consideration of the petition for sale of real estate and objections thereto until Mon day, August 3, at ten a. ni. Haw kins, and 1. S. Pague and Percy It. Kelly, attorneys. In the matter of the guardian ship of estate of Ruth Margaret Creen and Harry Green, minors. Order made removing Mrs. A. A. Lawrence as guardian and revoking her letters of guardianship. In the matter of the estate of Alex McDonald, deceased. Will filed, testimony taken, order made admitting will to probate, and O. V. Jacobson appointed administra tor with will annexed and bond in sum of $2500. In the matter of the estate of Harold Sandstrom, deceased. Bond ' tiled and order made appointing C. K. Hawkins administrator with lnmd in sum of 82000. George Hodges, James Hodges and Joseph Parks appointed appraisers. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Ludwick, deceased. Pe tition filed and order made appoint in F. J. Keen administrator with b md in sum of 81000. A. T. Peterson, A. D. Perkins and a! Rosebrook annointed armraiaers. A. A. 'fussing, attorney. In the matter of the Kitardianshin of Bertha Ludwig, insane. F. J. the Academy, Theology, Music, Or Keen appointed guardian. . ,atory, Education, Medicine, Law. In the matter of the estate of The Capital City with the State Li Mrs. S. Bemis, deceased. " John ,,raric8 afford8 extra Privileges. Veasen appointed administrator' University opens September 22, with bond in Bum of $1000. C. E. 1!)08- For cataluguo address, Hawkins, attorney. ! President Homan, In the matter of the guardian- 29 Salem Oregon. 'ship of the estate and person of I Piarl Reinis a minor. John Yea- son appointed guardian of said es tate and minor. Mr. Business Man Do you find that some people who ought to le your customers are buy ing their goods from mail order houses? During the first six months of the present year Sears, Roebuck & Co. conditions as they are not as we would not like to have them. I We know that you can give your customers just as good or better wolli,in't , 1 doin.r it. Do the catalogue houses give the children candy, the men cigars, the women some, little gift? No, sir I And when you do the people take jthe gift, and say to themselves, "bait," and "we are paying for this you can bet." The men who are running the catalogue houses are successful busi ness men. If they thought gifts, donations or premiums were busi-1 ness getters, they would use them. But they don't they Advertise. There is not, n. week hot. t.linv send !,,. sl(lwrti,inLT inlo Tlll . t. bu8,lcl Every farm paper and all f. . in llin(T!17:nps nt alogue house advertising for their support. In fact many of the cheap "farm and home" magazines are owned by the big mail order houses, and published for no other purpose than to distribute their advertising. What are you doing to counter act this steady stream of carefully prepared literature that is striking directly at your business? The best, the only method, is to fight them with their own weapon adver tising. The best way to advertise is to place an ad in your local paper. , It goes right into the people's homes, right along with the catalogue ad vertising. And it goes quicker and cheaper than it . can be done any other way. Yes, people do read advertise ments. That's what you are doing now. For Sale. Good milch cows and bees, at, Julia Kynistons. Do You Want The Best? You will be satisfied with WIL LAMETTE UNIVERSITY, founded in 1844, Mother of Pacific Coast 1 KJucation Good traditions, strong i flluulty. healthful location, adequate , cquipcment, reasonable expenses. College of Liberal Arts offers strong' cources. Other courses in George Bothers went to Philom ath this morning . where Mrs. liethers has leen the past two weeks. Married At the Commercial Ho tel in Toledo, Or., Friday, August! U, 1908, Homer Evans and Miss' Lena AVillmr, hoth of Siletz, Rev V. It. EUswoith officiating. Council Prceedings. The Common Council of the City of Toledo, met in regular session. Present Mayor, Arnold; Coun cilmen, Crosno, Carson, Hoeflein, Peterson and Recorder Krogstad. Absent Cov.neilinen, Rosebrook and Schenek. The minutes of the last session approved. r Following claims ordered paid: F. & S. L. Co. lumber $10 22 Newton & Nye nails, roofing 12 60 Rid hv' Brndesmi ,v- Alt roe fur the planking of Rail Road street at end of Seventh street, opened. There being only one bid filed it was deemed advisable not to accept of i above, but the matter was on mo tion referred to Committee on streets with instructions to investigate the probable cost of said improvement. Council on motion adjourned. Otto O. Kroostad, Recorder. Development League. The regular meeting of the To ledo Development League will be held next Tuesday evening, the 25th. Much business of importance will come before this meeting. The railroad will take off one of the daily trains the middle of Sep tember. In Newport parties are circulating a petition asking the j authorities to keep the mid-day trains, and discontinue the morning and evening tains. This would make it necessary for our trainmen to move from Yaquina to Albany. And if the S. P. and Westside trains don't change their time tables we will have no out side connections and it will consume two days for our people on the Bay to .reach Independence, Monmouth, Salem and other Valley points. The time is abort and this meet ing of the League will be' bur last opportunity to publicly discuss this matter and take united action, if we have any choice in the matter. We must also make our Carnival a success and to do so the various committees must get a move on themselves. So come out Bure. For ale. 33 acres fine land j 20 acres under dyke between city limits and Olalla slough ; 4 blocks from Toledo High School ; fine boating in front of house; cows, separator, and gasoline launches goes with place if desired Easy terms. Price reasonable. Will take property in Portland as part payment if desired. Hans Olson, Toledo, Or. Barnum and Bailey Circus. On account of the Barnum and Bailey Circus at Albany, August 28, the C. & E. railroad will sell round trip tickets from all points on the C. & E. at one fare round trip. TO BE GIVEN AWAY. An Edison Home Phonograph With 30 inch Brass Horn With 18 Inch Bell. This grand talking machine will be given away, absolutely free. If you are interested ask GEORGE HALL at the Bonboniere Pool and Billiard Parlors, Merchants Hotel The Leading Hotel of Toledo Is now under New Management. The entire hotel is being repainted, papered and otherwise thoroughly renovated. Patrons will be given the best possible service consistent with the prices Meals, 25 cts; Rooms, 25 and 50 ets. Yours to Please, COLLINS & R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TOLEDO, OHKGON Office in Selienck Building. Office, hours : 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 hik! 7 to 8 p. ui. r.lliBieur.v Cut' t auv time, IWBO'ni Tl!ONES- I L INCOLN wOUNTY (INCORPORATKm $10,000 Paid Up Capital Drafts'and Money Orders sold, ihe United States, TH0S. LEESE, President. . Rooms to Rent. Both office and sleeping rooms, in Ofstedahl building. Mrs. E. Ofstedahl. Rape Seed. Dwarf Essex rape seed for sale. James McDonald, Chitwood, Or. The Weather. Station: Toledo; MontU: Auk, 1908. Mean temperature, 62 5 Maximum temperature; 87; daie, 8tli. , Minimum temperature, 42; date, 28,31 Total precipitation, .00 inches Total snow full, none. Prevailing direction of wind, nw. Number of cloudless days, 17. Number of partly cloudy days, 8 Number of cloudy days, 5 Dates of light frost, 0. Dates of thunder storms, 0 Dates of hail, 0. Dates of sleet, 0. Otto O. Krogstad, Observer. THE. FERRO A little ahead of them all. Single cylinder engines on hand Call and see them. R. D. BURGESS, Toledo NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINIS TRATOR. Nntlc is hernby given that the undersigned hn been, by the County Court of Lincoln county, Oregon, appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Ludwick, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present fie same with tte proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned at his residence about three miles southeast of Halsey, In Llun county, Oregon. Dated August II, 1908. P. J. Kiev, Administrator aforesaid. Postofflce address, Halsey, Oregon. R. F, D, HcDONALD. TOLEDO HAKEHY--, .). I5URKEL, Proprietor South eud Rxilroad Avetiitt Fresh Bread. Fresli Pies Fresh Cakes EtiUm. Hat C!a-.s Orders out of town promptly filled. ANK payable at all prineioaj points in Canada and. Europe. WM. SCARTH, Cashier NOIICE FOR Fl-ni.lCATIOK. V. S. Land Ollice, fort land, Oregon, July 18, 1908. Notice Ik hereby Riven that Emma M. Wood, widr.w of lienben it. Wood, deceived, of t'hit noort, Oregon, who, on August IS. 190:1, made bomextend entry No. 1501!!, serial o. 0107, for the sJJ e'i, xejf and sw'4 nc!4 of section 21, township 10 soutn, range 10 west, Willam ette Meridian, ha filed notice of intention to n Bite final live year proof, to entabliih claim to the land above aesrribed, before the County Clerk of Lincoln comity at Toledo, Oregon, o t the 28th day of August, 19T8. claimant names as witnesses: I. J. Pepin, U.O. Hart, Grant Hiscox, John Q. Adams, ol Chitwood, Oregon. AlckhnoN 8. Pkcsskr, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. S. Land Ollice, Portland, Oregon, June 17,1908. Notice is hereby given that Georgia A. Wnde of Toledo, Oregon, who, on June 17, 1908, made Timber Application, No. 7791, for the a of nw'4 and v. of nej. section SI, township 12 south, range 9 west. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final proof, to cslalilish claim to the laud ebova described, before Ira Wade, Cennty Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, at his office in Toledo, Oregon on the 10th day of September, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Nathan J. Watklns, of Glen, Oregon, Lee Wnde, Julius Busch, J. II. Lutz all of Toledo, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. V. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon, July 25, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Giles A. Olin, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on June 26, 1907, made " homestead entry No. 16281, Serial No. 0134. for nwJ4 seJi, w ne,'4 sei scc'lon 82, township 9 south, range lowest, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final com mutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at Toledo. Oregon, on the 4th day of September, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Brown Arden, W. C. Fischer, W. R. Hall and W. 8. Hall, nil of Siletz, Oregon. Algernon S. Dbksskr, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. 8. Land office, Portland, Oregon. August 1, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that Henry Wilson, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on January 16, 1907. made homestead entry No. 16145, Serial No. 0166, for n w4 se)4 nd lots 2, 3 and 4, section 83, town Bhip 8 south, range 10 west. Willamette Mer idian, has filed notice of Intention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Clerk of Lincoln county, at Toledo, Oregon, on Septem ber 14, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Steve Logan, John Savage, G. M. MoBrlde and William Seese, all of Siletz, Oregon AmRNoM 8. Dbksbzr, Register. Wanted Farm Land. Will pay cash for land near 'Agen cy, lower farm, or anywhere from mouth of Siletz river to Agency. Also near mouth of Salmon river. Address Ralph Ackley -603 Corbett B'ld. - Portland, Or.
