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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1908)
tiVilTlrtl 1 SEEDS m BUCKBEfTS SEEDS SUCCEED I SPECIAL OFFER: U4 to fc.IU H.w Baalam. A trill Will make tou oar MnnuiDt mutnmAr. Prize Collect on "-kKitnrww;! 11 the fitwat : Twais. t ftnlndta nau.. Kmc wati. - VllUIlM g TO PLKAKF- Wrf to-day: Mention thla Paper. SEND 10 CENTS kgApmp hi pekmf Mid ncm tkU Talaakl "5" omi. lofMUr will mf big lasu-arUra. BcaaUrnl r4 Plant HmL b HOW TO CURE A COLD. iBb as careful as you can you will oo cHHioimlly take coM, and when you do net u medicine of known reliability, one that ban an estaiilislied reputation and that is certain to effect a quick ci. re. Such a medicine is Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It hag gained , a world wide reputation by its remark Hble cures of this tuoi-t common ailment Htid can always be depended apou. It itctg on natures plan, relieves the lungs, id8 oxpecioratiou, opens f be secretions imd aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. During the inimy years in which it has been in general use we have yet to learn of a pitiKle case of cold or attack of the jrripp Having resulted in pheiniioniti when this remedy was used, which shows cnn !lusively that it is a certain preventive of that, dangerous diseafe. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy contains noopinm or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a baby "as to au adult. For sale bv Otto O. Krogstad. . . Rooms to Rent. . Ruth office and (sleeping rooms, in Ofsteilalil building. Mrs, E. Ofstkimhl. - Car.vnsH gloves at Stewart's Store. CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD. TIME CARD. TRAINS KROM AND TO YAQ.UINA fu. I (Mljrd) -leaves Vaqmna 6:45 a u. Javea Toledo 7:ifi a m Arrive t t'orvallis umio a m Arrlveiat Albany U:fX a in No. 2 (raxiiger)--l.eavcs Albany.. ..1:35 p m Leaven Corvallla j:jo p m Arrivel at Toledo 6:40 p m Arrives at Yatima ,. 6:25 p m TKAINd TO AND FIMM DETROIT. No. Leaves Albany 7:so a m Arrive! at Detroit 12:30 p m No. 4-LeaveM Detroit j:oo p m Arrlveiat Albany 5:55 p m TRAIN'S KOK OORVAI.I.I8 No. 6 lnve Albany 7:yi a n) Arrive at Corvallis ... 8:85 a m No. 8 l.eavei Albany S:5o p m Arrive at CurvaMIs 4:.ifi p m No. 10 -Leavei Albany 7:50 p m Arrives at Oirvallls :ao p m TRAINS FOR ALBANY No. 5-leavet Corvallla j:80 a m Arrlvei at Albapy 7:io a m No. 7-lj'Kve Corvallla 2:15 p m Arrive at Albany 2:55 p m No. 9-l.cavei Corvallii no p m Arrlveiat Albany t:40 p m KKOUUB SUNDAY TRAINS No. n-Uavci Corvallla 11:16 am Arrlveiat Albany n:sg t m No 12-Iavei Albany 12-86 p m Arrive. ut Corvallli i-uj p m All ot the aliove conneot with Southern Tactile eompnny trains, both at Albany and 'orviilllH.aK well aa train for Detroit, giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beach f i. ai well ai ItreitenbiiKh Hot Spring!. For further Informatlnii apply to WM. McMUKRAY, Gen. I'axi Agt., ' Portland, Or. W. K. PETERSON. Agent. Toled CONTEST NOTICE. U. 8. Land oftloe, Portland, Oregon. September 10, WOK. A infllrletit contest affl.lavll having been flled in this office by Anna D. Elliott, contei tHiit.aiialiiat homestead entry No. 12902, made August 4, MM), for njj of (.ectiun 35, town hip 9 south, raiiKO lo went, by Charle M Ilrown.cniiK-itee, in which It la alleged that "he la well acquainted wlih tne tract of land mbraoi'd In the homestead entrv and knowi tliepraent condition of the name; alio that. faJd enlryinan baa never cxtablirhed hia reil de nee on the said claim, nor has he reilded I herion at any time, or at all, and hus wholly abandoned the same for a period of more than six month! last past; also that he hni never cleared any portion of the land, or cultivated the soil, and the only Improvement! on the plaint cnmlst of a rudely constructed log rar.i wli.lly unfit for human habitation (.and that said alleged absence from aald land wai not due to his employment In I ho Army, Navv ir Marine Corpi of the United (states ai a private soldier, officer, seaman or marine, dur ing the war with Spain nr during any other war In which the United Statei may been gaaed. Said partica are hereby notified to appear, respond and i.fftr evidence touching aid allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.on November 11, 1908, btfoi-e the Retfiiter and Keeelver at tbe United Htatei Und ORtce in Portland, Oragou. Tbe aald contestant having, In a proper affi davit, flled September t, 190H, aat forth facta which ihow that after due diligent pen,itKl service of tliia notice can not be made, It fi hereby ordered and directed that auch notle be g tven by ae and proper pub loatkut. Aloibnoh a Dmsisb, Keg liter. ft Mi I " ECCENTRIC HOGARTH." Incident In the -Life of the Vain and Able Artiat. Hogarth, one of the ablest and cer tainly one of the vainest artists that England has produced, was as a paint er hardly recognized In his lifetime, to bis bitter grief and disappointment, lie made money out of his prints, but could only sell his pictures with dlffl- culty and at low prices. Yet Whistler once declared that Tin. garth was our greatest painter. lie paiuieu some admirable portraits, but his manner wan too Independent and his tongue too sharp for success In a profession that requires a certain amount of diplomacy and much pa tience. I lie resented nnv prlttnlsm r.t hia work, and there Is a story of a very ugly peer whom be painted that illus trates tills. The portrait was returned to the artist. It was. In fact, too good a likeness. But Hogarth declined to alter It in the least and told his sitter that unless the portrait was paid for In three days he would add a tall to the figure and sell It to a wild beast showman to hang outside one of his caravans. The peer paid the money and Instantly de stroyed the picture. More curious still Is a story of IIo garth's absence of mind. When the sale of bis prints had made him pros perous, he set up a carriage and one day went in it to visit the lord mayor. While he was in the Mansion House the weather became stormy, and Ho garth, who happened to go out at a different door, after vainly searching for u hackney conch, wnlkerl home through the rain and was soaked 'to the skin. He had entirely forgotten bis carriage.-Modern Society. HIS LIFE MASK. The Actor's Breezy Story of the Way It Waa Taken. A faraous actor entertaining some Indies at dinner showed them his life mask, then told them with feeling how the ninsk had been made. "They put me In n chair," he said, "tied a towel around my head, plugged my ears with greased wool and stuck a quill in each nostril. " 'Sliet yer eyes,' said the workman, drawlhg near with a ladle and a large steaming tureen of pluk plaster of pads of the consistency of thick soup, and he slapped the stuff on my face in great lndlefuls. I could feel It run ning down my collar and over my chest just as soup would have done. I motioned with my hands wildly. The man laughed. "'That's all right, boss,' he said, and kept slapping the hot, horrible, slimy stuff upon me. "He stopped when my face was In cased In n half Inch coat of plaster. He told me it would dry and harden in a few minutes. It did, but the min utes were awful. As the planter dried it seemad to shrink, shrinking my skin with It. In a hundred places I was pinched nud pricked as though by' tiny crab claws. And the heat of the thing! And the difficulty of breathing through the quills stuck in my nostrils! Then, very carefully, very slowly, they drew the hardened enst from my face. I gripped the chair arms and shrieked. Did it pull? Did It tear? Let us draw n veil over the painful scene." The actor smiled and handed his life mask about. "Behold," he said, "the result of my suffering! It looks like a particularly dull and inanimate false face, doesn't It?" Photography. Practical photography first saw fie light hi 1831). On Feb. 21 of that year Talbot, who had obtained permanent prints and camera Images as early as 1835. published his process. Daguerre's was published on Aug. 19, and some where between those two dates Ponton in a paper read at the Royal Scottish Society of Arts made known to the world bis discovery that soluble or ganic matter In the presence of an al kaline bichromate was rendered insolu ble by exposure to light, a discovery the value of which was not recognized fcr some years, but which Is the basis of all that is included In "process work." The Dark and Bloody Ground. Before the white man began to ex plore Kentucky, about the middle of the eighteenth century, the region was a vast hunting ground for many large tribes of the south, north and east and between these tribes there was continuous conflict for the possession, of tbe rich game privileges. Later on, when the. white people settled in the territory, their struggle with the red men was more bitter and persistent than in almost any other section of the continent; hence the sanguinary name that was given to the territory, "The Dark and Bloody Ground." New York American. Whist An acquaintance of Talleyrand once remarked to blm that he did not think It worth his while to learn the game of whist Talleyrand's reply has been re membered until this day: "Not know whist, young man? What a dismal old age yon are preparing for yourself r ;l . 1- --ji. - MARVEL UNIVERSAL LnpWeni, ' NEWTON & NYE Launch Supplies Stoves and Ranges (Successors to E. L. chattteld) Harness cZ HARDWARE g! !. Separators Guns TOLEDO, - - - OREGON Plumbing Sales Agents Wanted. 636.00 per week or 400 per cent profit. All samples, stationery and art catalogue free. We want one permanent agent in this locality for the largest picture and frame house in America. Experience unneces sary. We instruct yon how to sell our goods and furnish the capital. If you want a permanent, honorable and profitable position, write us to day for particulars, catalogue and samples. Frank W. Williams Company, 1214 W. Taylor St., Chicago, Illinois. 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. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the Comity Comt of the State of Oregon for Lincoln county. In the matter ot theeitateof Joseph W. Price, deceased. Noiice li hlreby given that the nndeiiigned, administrator of the eslato of Joseph W. Price decerned, hni filed with the County Clerk of Lincoln county, hii llniil account In said estate, and the County Court, Bitting fer the trnuiHCtion of probate business, has set Mon day, the 7th day of Decern ber, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. in., thereof, at the County Court room of said county, aa the time and place for settling aaid account and heurlng objections thereto, if any exlu. And notice Is hereby given that t said time and place any and all objections to said account, if any exiHt, will be heard and passed upon by said Court. Dated at Tolede, Or., Nov. 2, 19C8. P. 8. Prick, Administrator of the estate of Joseph V. Price, deceased. INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON Sealed bids will be received for the following till noon, November 9, 1908. 0WNK DESCRIPTION ACRES' ALLOTEKS Peter Bobb, w se, section 29, township 6, range 10 80 Emma Williams Susan Marshell, sw4 swj. wl se!4 V section 26, and Lota 35 and 36, section 27, township 9, range 10 86.67 William Lau Mary Harding, Lots 22 and 23, section 6. and aw ne section 7, township 10, range 9 James warner, Lots , 10 and 11, section 11, and Lot 16, section 10, township 7, range 11 , 80 Catherine Skelley NON-COMPKTENT LANDS Mary Harding, Lots 18 and 21, and nwi ie'4, sec. 6, twp 10, rng9 80 Mary Harding Kmuia John, Lots Sand 14 and ne neJi sec 10, tp 10, range 10 80 Emma John Charles Sutton, s se'i section 8, township 10, range 9 .. 80 Charles Sutton Francis Button, sswi section S, township 10, range 9 80 " Frances Sutton Sealed bids will be received for the following described lands up till noon, Nov. 9, 1908. William M. White, et al, ne nw4 sec 11, se sw sec 2, T 10, R 9 80 Captain White William M. White.etal. nwJi neJi sec H.iwHseJi eo2,T 10.R9 80 Polly White Nellie Dumont, e4 sej and 14 netf. seo 14. T 27, R 8 160 Frank Palouk NON-COMPITB-NT LANDS 1 Mary Tom , ni neJ4 and Lot 1 see 21 T 8, R 11 , 89.85 Mary Tom Jane Yanner, Lots 10 and 11 seo 2, T 7, R 11, and nw! nej sec 30, T 6, R 10 80 Jane Foster Sealed bids will be received for the following until noon, Monday, January 11, 1909. Solomon Scott, Vi swJi section 20. T 9, R 10 80 8olomon Scott Hannah Matches, J sw,1, section 16, T 10, R10 80 Hannah Matches Sealed bids will be received up to 12 o'clock, noon, of tbe various days upon which they are listed to be opened in above schedule, and must be directed to Knott C. Egbert, Superintendent, Slletz, Oregon. Envelopes containing such bids should not have noted thereon the description of the lands 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 fct least 25 per cent, of your bid, Checks should be drawn payable to the order of KNOTT C. EGBERT, In future all approved deeds, M well as all fee simple patents, will contain the following clause : "And there is reserved from the lands hereby granted a right of way for ditohos or canals constructed by the authority of the United 8tates." - Supt. and Special Pisbursing Agent, is Charge of SiJeti Agency, Oregon, .Call For Connty Warrants. Notice is hereby given that I have funds on baud to pay all County War rants drawn on the General Fund, and endorsed; "Not paid for want of Funds" up to aud including Deo. 1, 1907. Interest on said warrants to cease on anil after said date. G. B. McCluskev, County Treasurer Dated at Toledo, Or., this 20th day of May, 1K)8. Slates and pencils at Stewart's. NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION. ' , U. 8. Land Oftloe, Portland, Oregon. September 25. 1908. Notice is hereby ' given that William C. Fischer of Sileli, Oregon, who, on February 23. 1907, made homestead entry No. 16135, Serial No. 0461, for loti 6, 11, 12, 13, 21, 22, 27 and 28, section 2, township 10 south, rauire 10 west. Willamette Meridian, has Hied notice of In tention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at Teledo, Oregon, on the 6th day of November, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: George McBride, Warren R. Hall, John Ktntta. It. L. Weatherford all of SUetz, Oregon. Alokrnom S. DKk88KR. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. 8. Laud Office, Portland, Oregon, September 21, 1908. Notice is hereby given that John Anton John ol Silet, Oregon, who, on July 24, 1907, made homestead entry No. 16292, Serial No. 0372, for se'4, section 1, township 9 south, range 10 weit, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in tention to make final commutation proof, to establish olaim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on the 4th day of November, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Stephen L. Stralton, A. W. Morgan, William Seese, Peter Dcwson. all of Silelz, Oregon. Algernon 8. Driiskr, Rauliter. 80 Samuel Harding SICK HEADACHE. This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of tbe stomach, and can be cured by Uking Chamber lain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets. Get a free sample at Otto O. Krogstad's drug store and trv it. Stewart's Store for your rubbers. FERD BROWN SHOEMAKER Boots and Shoes repaired Work Guaranteed .Shop at residence neat-Courthouse. t. 1 F. SWOPR, Attorn ey-at-Law. Will practice in all courts in the state.' Probate matters and collec tinns promptly attended to. Office in Courthouse, Upstairs, TOLEDO. OREGON. . ... iff'' WOODBURN. OREGON Fruit Trees, Ornamental Treen, Shrub, Etc. W. C. HARDING, Ageut, Toledo, Or Leave orders at Residence. TOLEDO LIVERY STABLES M. N. ANDERSON, Prop. Good Riits nud well-broken Saddle Hones. Special attention given to Traveling Men. Horses Boarded and given (food Ore City Draying in Connection Q. B. McCL,U8KEY NOTARY PUBLIC Toledo, Oregon OSCAR MIDDLEKAUFF ATTORNEY-AT-LA W, REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE Yaqulna, Oregon DRUGS and MEDICINES School Books, Stationery Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Phono graphs, Musical Instruments, Garden and Flowor Seeds Mail Orders given Prompt Attentioa OTTO 0. KROGSTAD THE DRUGGIST WHITE IS KING Horn 60 Years Ago. Made in bothYVIBRATOR and KO TARY Btyles. The latter machine sews both a lock and chain stitcb, making two machines in one. Ball Bearing. Light running. Greatest range of work. Sews the heaviest and lightest mater ials perfeetly. Full set steel attach ments. Simple and durable. A child can operate.it. Guaranteed by the maker. Many styles. Sold on eaay payments. CAMPBELL, FELLMAN CO. Eugene, Oregon. PaoiSc Coast Branch Office, White Sewing Co., Van Ness and Market 8t, San Frapqjsco, California, WOODBURN NURSERIES Jill! W TEE PHARMACY