Lincoln County Leader
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPFR
TOI.MX.S & HAYI'KN, Publishers
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V have had nnuniherof inquir
ies as to our Magazine Section.
We had the Pecemhcr nuiuher all
ready to mail wJtcn' we received
word from the Postofliee Depart
ment mforming us that we could
not mail the magazine section along
with the regular paper so we still
have the Dccemher numher on our'
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hands. We are sorry to disappoint
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our readers but it really cannot be
helped.
As usual, we were not favored lu)"or in tIie church made famous
with the snow that fell in the Wil- j 1,y um "f 11,0 KR'ak'st of Ameii
lamctte and other sections of the"1"8' H(,"ry Jcher.
Htate the first of this week. Our .,, . 77"" " 4
lieiirhhors .-it Allnmv v,,ih,.i,,1.,..,1 .
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nr. uini pjujijird in a car loaned Willi
"the beautiful," to remind us of
our boyhood days back in frozen
Nebraska and Missouri. We were
not made homesick, but it did'make
iis more thankful that wo are nowj
living in a place where snow is so
Very rare. Liter We take it all'
back. It snowed an inch last night. '
The international tubcrculosisex-j esl)tH'i:lll'V "DPifcialed by dwellers
hibition which was first brought!."1 tllU "Rw'r8l")c-"
t tgether at great expense during the
fllOOI-ll ruiwrli,i .if ........1.4.. ..I W 1.
. . , , , 1 vng it a liajipy and prosperous New
ingtoti, lias now been moved to the I v ,. i . , i i i t
f x- . , ,, . ! ' ear than anybody else. Let your
Museum of Natural History at New ,, ,. 0 i , . , . 1(1M,f
x. , , . . lust resolve lie that during PJO!) you
1 oik for the benefit ot the people: . ..
, ,, , ., ,, , ,, 1 , will iulil one new citizen to the pop-
of tl,,t city Mayer McClellan, and ; ul;llion of Q
proinnicnt charity workers takingj . .
part in the opening exercise. The Real Estate Transfers.
city had been placarded with elahor- 1:,,onlll sin,e ast isslU!.
ate advertisement, the double red L,.;s Cull)01.sun ail( wife u, Qm.
cross being used as a symbol of the! 8(,lillilk.d Tiln,(tM. C()) m .m in
Ji'lit. Millions of pamphlets had!j0-10-ll 10 000
also lieen sent . out.
Nune of the
ads bear statements like this: Every
three minutes some one dies of con
sumption in this country; war kills
its thousands, tuberculosis its hund
reds of thousands; there were more
deaths front consumption last year
than have occurred from yellow
fever in 115 years. In .the exhibi
tion hall a large sign bearing the
census figures to the effect that one
jx'rson dies every two minutes and
:() seconds, will be equipped with a
red electric light which will flash
( very two' minutes and thirty-six
seconds to indicate another death
from the plague against" which 'the
fight is lieing waged.
LA'MIC SIIOCLDKIl.
This is a common form of nmsnnlur
i lii'i. mutism. No intern,,! treatment is
lieoileil. Apply Cliaiulu'rlHin's Linj.
ment, freely twice a day mid a quick
cure is cerUin. Tina, liiiitnent lins
piovtMi especially valuable for innseuliir
Hinl chronic ilii'iitiiitiisin, ami is mire to
:ive i)iiick n'lii'f. (.'hHiiilierhiin's Lini.
ment is lso most exccllHnt for sprains
tol bruises. Price, L'5 cents; lHigesize
i')0 iMMits. For sale by Otto O. Krog-
ft nil.
For Sale.
Fresh milch cows. Enquire,
Mrs. Jn,i. Kyxiston.
S. M. liriggs came up from New
jiort Monday.
Jim Dixon of Elk City was in the
city Wednesday.
Ocorge Hodges was down from
Salado Wednesday
R. H. Howell was in Newport 1
Wednesday evening. I
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C. C. Woodford came down from
Elk City Tuesday evening.
Fred and Len Buttcrfield were up
from kcrnville Wednesday.
Road Supervisor Evens of Wald-
jxirt was in the city this week. j
T n,.m j i7 i i .
J. Chapman and Fred Jones of
. . ,
.Summit were 1 oledo visitors this j
week.
Tlic ' Port land (YniinuTcial Club
has introduced a novel feature lliat
should In; adopted liy every com
nnuiity in Oregon. It is tlie ap
pointment of a Newcomers' Speeiaf
Committee, and that committee
held its tist meeting Saturday, out
lining a plan to he carried on
throughout the entire year which
will result in giving each and every
newcomer the "glad hand."
The apples of the Paeilie North
west are the subject of an extended
article in a recent issue of the Satur
day Evening Post this attractive
presentation of the fruit industries
to about five millions of neonle is a
recognition much appreciated by
Oregon and Washington' '
Oregon (irape was the chief de-
1 coiuiioii in uisiorii; OKI I IVIllOUlll
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i Church in Jh'ooklvn. New lork. on
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Christmas Day-, and Oregon's state
flower was deserving of a place of
uu'j in gu uiMui in .nisioiy as
tlie pre.) test,
year Ore 'on ever
enjoyed, and the numerous New
Year and holiday editions of the
newspapers of the state will carry
the story of this progress to thous-
mds of Eastern people.
During the blizzards reported
from various sections of the country
the hospital climate of Oregon is
You have m ire to do with niak-
n,,,. i i,.n i ...:r ,
I v hud xj JJVll ami l IK.: kj v nil-
solidated Timber Co, IliO a in sees
5, 0-0-10. $7,500.
Laura K liryant (formerly liaura
Nichols) and husbaml to Consoli
dated Timber Co, 1G0 a in 31-9-10.
8 12, 000.
Edward J Marvin and wife to
Consolidated Timber Co, 1(0 a in
11-10-11. $12,()(X).
Myrtie 15 Pangborn, heir of S S
Walters, to William U Brown,
150.57 acres in sees 20, 2U-8-10.
85,000.
C 1 Crosno and wife to B F Jones,
mining claim in 5-10-11. $1.
B V Jones and wife to D G Dove,
und. Yi int. in above mining claim.
81. '
U S to James Battise, patent, 80
a in sees 20, 29-9-0.
U S to heirs of Jesse Battisse,
patent, 20 a in 29-9-9.
James Monroe and wife to John
Day, land in sees 28, 27-13-10.
$2,500.
Fannie Rosehrook and husband
to (leo McCaulou, 4 lots in block 23
Graham's 5th ad to Toledo. $1.
M E Alexander and husband to
Geo McCaulou, 4 lots in block 23,
Graham's 5th ad to Toledo. j$1.
Jane Wilbur to Lewis Mont
gomery, non-competent Indian
lands, Lots 12, 13 in 7-9-10.
83,510.15.
j Walter II Whitten and wife to
, Consolidated Timber Co, 1G0 a in
! 2-10-11. $10,000.
J John, bring home' some fresh
oanly' Where will I get it, dear?
" '''. ilt tlie Bonlxmierel
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STOMACH TROUBLE CURED..
If you lmve any trouble with your
1 Htoniucli you should take Chamber-
i ihui b .-noinacn aua Liver Tablets. Mr.
J.P. Klote or Kdina. Mo,.
have ueed a great many ilifforeut medi-
cities for stomach trouble, but flud
Chatnbei loin's Stomach and Liver Tab-
. i .u
lels more beueficial than any other
remedy I ever used." For sale by Otto
O. KroKstad.
Marsh Simpson of Elk City was
a county seat visitor this week.
O. (i. Dalaba was a passenger
for Elk. City yesterday morning.
, A. J- Bartholomew and J. Q.
Adams were down from Chit wood
Monday. (
Mrs. Henry Gannon was a New
port visitor. Wednesday evening, re
turning yesterday morning.
Morgan Allen of Elk City was
quite seriously injured Monday by
having a log roll on him while logging-Frank
Shcimer and Nettie Hunt
sucker were married at Yaquina
last Friday January 1, Justice of
the Peace Middlekauff officiating.
The young couple are well known
residents of the Iwcr Bay. The
Lkadku extends congratulations.
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Eddyville and Vicinity.
The Hart children enjoyed a tree
with A. L. Chitwilod's family.
A few from the Eddyville school
enjoyed -the tree at the Little Elk
school housu Det'einlier 21.
About sixty relatives and friends
partook of a royal feast at Dick
Warnock's on Christinas. They
had a social dance in the evening.
R. N. Warnock has sold his stock
ranch to Mr.. Damon from Ohio for
812,000.
Miss Nettie Willonghby returned
to Eddyville from Nortolis, where
she has been for some time with
Mrs. Lou Hamar.
Mrs. Shirley and daughter, Mrs.
George Colehy, and family have re
turned from a visit to Valley points.
Hugh Berry from Lyons spent the
holidays with A. 15. Hunt.
Miss Ross, teacher of the Little
Elk school, and Miss Hampton,
teacher of the Eddyville school, re
turned from their vacation January
Miss Wakefield has closed tier
school at Chitwood and is earing
for her parents. Her father has
not recovered from his accident on
South Beach in November, and her
mother was seriously injured by a
fall recently.
Miss Luce, teacher ii. the Grant
district, recently Iniarded the train
at Eddyville to attend the wedding
of her sister in McMinnville.
Mrs. Fish has resigned her school
at Nortons.
Miss Hamar is nobly sticking to
her post as teacher of the Hock
Creek school, though the discom
fort of the miserable schoolhouse is
a disgrace to the community.
So many families are moving up
Steer creek that school will again be
held in the abandoned schoolhouse.
CONTKST NOTICE.
U. S. I.niul (mice, Portland, Oregon,
October 15, 19(18.
A sultii-lent conies', affidavit having been
filed in this olllce by Daivd It. Vedder, contes
tant, RKiilnst lioniestead entrj- No. 14135, made
Mav 19, 1K, forsiof nv!4 and n! of
Mi'tloii 21, township 9 8, rani;c 0 w, by Marv E
Thayer, cuntemea, ll. whicli It In alleged that
ne 1h well ai'iiialnted with the tract of land
embraced in the homestead entry and knows
! the preheat condition of the same; also that
said Mary K. Thayer died about two years airo,
ano ui in sulci) me nine ot ner iieutn her
heirs or neither ol them has lived or resided
npn or made said land their home; nor have
they or ell hor of them cultivated or improved
said land or any part of the same, but ihBt
aid heirs and each of them have wholly
abandoned said land and every part thereof
from the date of the death of Mary E. Thayer,
wbich occurred abnui two years aao, to this
time. That the names and residences of the
said heirs of Mary K. Thayer are as follows;
W. H.Thavcr, StaullVr, Alberta Canada, C. (!
Thayer, Stevenson Washington; Thrtnuis
Thayer, Saltcre, Montana! S. 8. Thayer. Clift'
Oregon, aud Fred 0. Thayer, Marshlleld, Ore
gon, all sons of said deceased Mary E. Thayer;
aud lhai-VHid alleged absence from the said
land was not due to his employment in ths
Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United
Stales' as a private soldier, olllcer, seaman or
marine during the war with Spain or during
any olher war in which the United States may
be engaged.' Said parties arc hereby notified
to appear, respond, and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. sn Jan
uary 181 h, lytfl, before Ira Wade, County Clerk
of Lincoln county, at Toledo, Oregon, (and
that tlnal hearing will be held at 10 'clock a.
in. on Januury 'JMh, 1909,) before the Register
and Receiver at lbs United States Land Ollice
in Portland, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper affi
davit, filed October 14, 1908, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service ol this notice can not be made, It Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
AlOHXtx g, PRgasKK, Register,
. S. VAN CLEVE, T0LEBSeg6n
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, OKKUOX
Office in Sclienck Bnildintt. Oflice
hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to i mid 7 to 8
p. m. Emergency Calls at auy time.
BOTli TUONES-i
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INCOLN BOUNTY
(INCORPORATED)
$10,000 Paid Up Capital
Drafts and Money Orders sold, payable at all principa points
tlie United States, Canada and Europe.
THOS. LEESE, President.
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NUTH'K FOR I'I!BI.1CATI()N.
II. S. Laud Ollice at Portland, Or.,
December 5, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred V. Wright
of Falls City, Oregon, who, on October .'H.
1!K)7, made homestead entry No. 163tW, n-rial
No. 0S99. forej ot kk'4 of section 5, and c.'$ of
nw'4 section 8. township 8 south, range 9
west, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of
intention to make final commutation proof,
to establixh claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver at Portland,
Oregon, on the 20th day of January, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses
Clark W. Gather, Edmund McNett, James B.
McMillan, Vasco W. Cather, all of Falls City,
Oregon.
ALOKBNtiN S. DitESHER. Register
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
17. S. Land Ollice, Portland, Oregon,
January i, 1909
Notice is hereby given that WlUmore N.
Cook, of Chitwood, Oregon, who, on Septem
ber 15, 1903, made hoincsiead entry No. 15078,
serial No. OSM, for se;4 of nwj and Lots 2 and
3, section 24, township 10 south, range 10 west,
Willamette Meridian, has died notice of In
tentiou to make final five year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above described,
before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at
Toledo, Oregon, on the 18th day of February,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: '
Grant Hart, Rufus Wood, D. J. Chitwood, J.
E. Wilson, all of Chitwood. Oregon.
Algernon b. Dbksbeb, Register.
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Snlitli end UrtilidHii Avciiiih
Fresh Bread, Fresh Pies
Fresh Cakes
Everything Fitst-C'la-9
Orders out of town promptly filled.
ANK
WM. SCARTH, Cashier
RKSTORATIoN TO ENTRY OF LANDS IK
' National Forest. Notice is hereby given that,
the landsdcscrlbed below, einnracingf,'.trBcrea
within the Sinsliiw National Forest, Oregon,
will i.e mliject to the teltloment and entry
under I ne provisions of the homestead Uws
of the United States and the act of June 11,
1MW (!!4 Stat.. 23::), at the United States land
otlice nt Portland, Oregon, on March 4,
b'0'.l. Any settler whdwas actually and in
good rniih clniiuinK any ol said lands for agrl
cultural purposes prior to January 1, laoe, and
has not abandoned same, has a preference
rlht to make a homestead entry for the lands
actually occupied. Said lands w.ere listeil
upon khe applications of, the persons men
tioned below, who have a preference right
subject to the prior right of any such settler
provided sncli settler or applicant is qualified
to make homestead entry aud the preference
right Is exercised prior to March 4, 1909,
on which date the lands will be subject to
settlement and entry by any qualified person.
Ihe lands are as follows: The e'j of se'i of
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S4, i.o ui w yt, nw;
of
se'4, tKi of noM of nu
of
ne'i of teM, ivrW of ne'-i. sen. 24. T 7 a n
10
W., listed upon applcation of W. I. Horner, of
Pitner, Oregon, who alleged settlement In
1905. The i of neli, se of nej, sec. 10, T. 7
8., R. 10 W., application of Adolph Southman,
?,!,i"i?r,'O,'?goll'wh0alle8ed settlement In
1907. ii'i sejji of nw'4, n of a of si4 or
nwi, sj-s of sw,'4 of sH of nw, n'i of of
ne'4, sj ol neK of nej, sec. 20, T. 12 8., R. 9 w.
application of Robert Brown nf r.lo,,
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Certain unsurveyed land described as s of
UK 01 ne, n 01 sw- 01 aei, s or nj of
nwW, sU of nwU. see. 22. T. t .n in w 0
plication of Chailes Hart, of Marx, Oregon.
01 neji, see. 22, w of nwJ4, sea. 23, T. 6 8.,
R. II W., application of John J. Thnmn9nn
Otis, Oregon, who alleged settlement in 1904.
tbkd uknhett, tomuiMsloner of .the Oeneral
Land Office. Approved Decemhar 0.1
JisseK. Wilson, Assistant Secretary ot the