Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, January 08, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFALL GOODS The finest line of Fall Clothing and Furnishing Goo s ever shown in To cdo has just arrived. Call and see 3 . .T R WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVEK WARE Greatest Assortment of every description ever eeen in Lincoln County (I) A Beautiful Line of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES Fine Watch Repairing: a Specialty (Tl' rty Years' Experience) H. b PETERSON, Wa iimaker. Jeweler .Mid Onticiau 1; TOLEDO, - - flAn 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. AnTone semllnj a ketch and description may iutctily iwnertHiu our opinion free whether an invention is probntilf relent hMo. Conimueilcn tiousHtricLlyc.iruidenttiil. HANDBOOK on 1'atcuU Bent free. OMest agency fur securing patent".. l'ntenu taken through Munu & Co. recelre tperUU notice, nit hoot charge, la the Scientific American, A hunrlnomely Hlnntratwl weety. J.nrront clr ctilHtloii f nny seientiflo journal. Tonus, $3 w yir: four montbs, 91. ooia oyaii newuaemer. m 361Broadway,WeWYntk Branch ffflcu, 626 F St, WMhlDgton, D. C. SEEDS Fresh, Reliable, Pure Guaranteed to Please Every Gardener snd Plantershnultt test the superior merits of Our MW.'i'l l3fil' -A NorthernGrownSenls. SPECIAL OFFER 10 CENTS FOR we win tend postpaid our FAMOUS COLLECTION I pkT. 0 nT Tonal ',.. I rkf. Pr!iM lladish . . .10. 1 jkg. HFlMJrowlns llry . . til. I pkr. K.rly Arroir-hrtMl t'Rtthift. . I pkr. Ktillrrton M.rkrt I..UUM . . HH l(w It V.rielt.1 Choice liowor Soda . . t& 1.00 Writ, tndftyl Sond 10 cent! to h.lp py pottage nd parking nd receive the .liove "Femoue CoUection," to- Koiner Willi our ne. ma iiiihihih. i.m.irii uuu. I-.RKATKDKTHERN KKKI) CM). 1754 liose St.. Rock ford, Illinois if. ! $ Hi' III ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW U. S. Land Office Business . a Specialty. 'Twenty yean-.' experience hefo.6 t!)r Local anil the tieneral Land Oilier and the Interior Department at, Washington, U. C ifionins SOU HOT oil l A Columbia Jiuildini? rOrtlaflCl, Uf. LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY U. B. CROSNO & C. K. HAWKINS Abstractors i '3V)ledo, Lincoln Bounty, Okkoon !t is bot business to buy real estate witb mt an abstract of title. We are pre pared to tin nihil nitre j.inniptly an correctly. Seventh Day Adventist Church. Services every Saturday. Sabbath school 10:30 a. m., bible study immedi ately following. Everybody cordially invited. . ' OTIS ATTTTVr 0 - - OREGON ft harness nnm A full line of Single anil Double Har ness. My harness is made from Oak Tau Leather anil is war ranted to he free from flaws ' My Prices are Right Write for prices, I etui save you money. 15 years experience in the business A'. CAMERON 320 Soutli Second Slreut. Corvallis, - - Oregon t. 5 A Full and Complete Line of I i Heating fetoves From $2.50 t $!) Cook Stoves and Ranges Frmn 8!) to $")2 Sewing Macliines From S22.')0 to 850 j Rosebrook's! TOLEDO, ORECOX. Drs. F. E. & M. C. ADAMS Dentists Mutual Phone, both olllees. No. Ml- NEWPORT aud TOLKDO. Oumiiecialty is the pninlesii lining or ex HCltnt! of tectli. Our Motto- A Plenseil riiliut Our Hest Advertiser. JIERBKRT F. JKNKINS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Watches, Jewelry. Repairing Dono All Work Guaranteed NEWPORT, OREGON. M. E. Church Sunday Services. Sunday School at 10 :00 a. in. George Hethers, Superintendent. ' Preaching Bt 11 a. in. Gbiss meeting at close of morning service. Junior League at 3 p. m. Preaching at 7 :.10 p. m. All are cordially invited to worship with us. W. E. Rooehs, Pastor. ' THE ANDEAN WALL ' Crossing the Chilean Cordillera In Winter and In Summer. The wall of the Andes begins at the Caribbean and runs all the way down the western edge of South America nn. til it trails oft into the Antarctic like a Jagged dragon's tall. It Is a very high wall and a very wide one sometimes scores and sometimes hundreds of miles across and except In a few places all but Impassable. There Is the Oroya railroad in central Peru, the highest In the world, which will take you from the drowsy tropical coast at breakfast time and by early afternoon set you on the roof of the divide, shiv ering and breathing fast, 15,500 feet above the sea. There Is a railroad up to Lake Tltlcnca from Mollendo, In southern rem, which crosses the shoulder of the Andes at nn altitude about a thousand feet lower, and there Is a railroad running down Into Chile and the coast from the Bolivian pla tenu. The only railroad highway which crosses the continent, however, Is that which climbs the Chilean moun tains to the pass of Uspallata and runs thence across the pampa to Buenas Aires. Some day this will be a through line from sea to sua, and In a dozen or more places tunnel gangs are nibbling under tlie upper cordillera. But now It Is open only during the summer, and even then the fourteen kilometers over the Cumbre, or summit, of the pass, must be made by stago. In winter no attempt is made to cross, aud from Mendoza, lu the Argentine foothills, over to Los Andes, on the iillean side, abuut luO UiI!cS, the ivjJ Is clo.icJ. The Andes In these parts rise to ap palling heights, the loftiest of which Is Aconcagua's 21.000 feqt, and the pass Itself Is at not far from 13,0003,000 meters, to be exact. Kurlng the winter the months of our northern summer It Is burled In snow, the deadly tem poral is likely at any time to whirl down on the traveler, and crossing the cordillera Is as different a thlug from crossing It In summer as crossing a prairie carpeted with spring violets Is different from venturing iuto it during a blizzard, when a man may lose his way and freeze to death a furlong from the ranch house door. Whoever tries to cross after th 1st of June Is supposed to take his life in his hands. Scribner's. FATE CF A RARE STAMP. Craved by Collectors and Burned by a . Careless Domestic. In the year ISol a twelve penny black Canadian postage stamp was printed by the government at Ottawa. The public did not regard this somber Issue with favor, so few were issued. ' One of these stumps was sent to the Hamilton postofflce, where It was sold to an old gentleman, who said It was a shame to print the queen's picture on a stamp that might be handled by profane hands. Tenderly the old gen tleman put It on a parcel, sending It to a friend In the United States. Here, In the wastebasket, it lay for many a day till an errand boy found It and quickly transferred it to his album. Despairing of getting a good collection and his fever for stamps somewhat abating, he sold them to n dealer. The new owner, ou looking nt the cata logue, found that what he had paid $3 for was worth $2o. Accidentally the stamp was slipped Into a 23 cent packet aud sent to a dealer residing In Hamilton. When the latter opened the packet he was astonished to find such a valuable stamp and, being honest, wrote hh friend to iufbrm him of what had hap pened, offering him $1,200 for it. The offer was accepted,, and the stamp again changed hands. By this time the Ftamp had Increased in value, and not a few came from a distance to look at the treasure. One day an English no bleman, who, through a Canadian friend, had heard of the stamp, offered .fl.noo. which offer was accepted. The English lord, falling in love with an American heiress nnd wishing to gain the favor of her brother, presented him with the stamp as a token of esteem. Here, In Its new nnd luxuri ous American home, it came to a sad end, for one day the maid, by mistake, swept the stamp, which had accidental ly fallen out of the album. Into the fire, In an instant the stamp which thousands had heard of -and longed for went up In smoke to the broad, blue sky, leaving not a trace behind. , A Greater Noise. They had removed from New York to a quiet country town, and a new neighbor was tendering bis sympathy. "I guess you must miss the noise of the elevated cars a good deal," she said. "I don't suppose you could get to sleep at first because you was so used to hearing them where you liv ed." "I never heard them," said the lady from New York. "My husband snores." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Fair Warning. Mistress Jane. I saw the milkman kiss you this morning. Iu the future I will take the milk In. Jane Twouldu't be no use, mum. He promised never to kiss anybody but me. Illiis.ratcd Bits. It will surprise many tt learn that ear diseases were studied lome 3,-100 years ago. Afraid of Ghosts Many people are afraid of fhosts. Few people re afraid of germs. Yet the ghost is fancy and the term is fact. If the germ could be magnified to aize equal to its terrors it would appear more terrible than any fire-breathing dragon. Germs can't be avoided. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink. ' The germ can only prosper when the condition of the system gives it free scope to establish it self and develop. When there is a deficiency of vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow cheek, hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and the sleep is broken, it is time to guard against the germ. You can fortify the body against all germs by the use of Dr. Pierce's Gold en Medical Discovery. It increases the vital power, cleanses the system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts the stom ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition, so that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which to breed. "Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or habit-forming drugs. All its ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine op knon oomposition and with a record of 40 years of cures. Accept no aubstitute there is nothing "just as good." Ask your neighbors. NO I It'K FOR PrBI.ICATlON. I'. 8. I.aml Oillcc, roitlHiiit, Oregon, January 4. KHI'J. Notioe Is heroby given that Carl s. Mavis, of Siletz, Oregon, who. on February 2, l'.KtJ, iiihiIh lioineteiid entry No. lfilfi'J, Serial No. evil, for ue'j B.'i'lion 7, township 9 Rotith, ranitu '.I west. Willamette MeriiHmi, ha lileil nuliie of in tention to make linal comminution prom, to i NtaMitih clutin to the laml above deM-riliuil, before I lie County Clerk of Lincoln county, ut Toledo, Oregon, on the 1Mb day of February, 1909. Claimant mimes ax witnesses: Edwin T. Clark, Ned hvaiis, N. II. Shorwood, Homer Kvans, all of Sileiz, Orenou. AMJKKNoN S. pKKfSKK, Register. We will pay a reward of 82o for information leading to tlic arrest and conviction of tlie persons wlio liave been twisting and cutting or in any way maliciously interfering with our telephone, lines hot ween Elk City and Harlan Lincoln Co Land tt Tnvestmiut Co 15y J. F. Sti-waht, Secy Jardinieres at Newton '& Nye's. . , ' Apple Trees for Sale. Choice home-grown apple trees, of all varieties, hest adapted to Lincoln county. Write for prices. CD. Wilson, Chitwood, Or. 0-4 For Sab. 12 h. p. Auto Marine, engine; reversible propeller; complete. Slo if taken soon, guaranteed to run. C. Ofsti'iuiil, Toledo. NOTICK Foil IT UUC ATlOW V S. l.nnil Ollice. I'orlliinil, Ori'Kon, November 18, ItMiH. Notice is hereby ttlven thni Anna II. lira nieller, of I'oi tlatiil, Oregon, who, on Novem ber IS, ll'OH, mails Timber nnil Stone Applica tion No. tl"0'2, for so1.,' of nw1.,'. section IVi. town ship 12 south, ranpe 9 wet, Willamette Mer idian, hits tiled notice of lnleiition lo make tinal proof, loelnb.ish cUim to the land above described, before the Iteuisler and Receiver of 1'. S. I.ainl Oillcc, nl Portland, Oregon, on the 4th day of February, l'.TO. Claimant names as witnesses: F.. Mulkey of llloilccit, Or.: K. H. Craves of Klk City, Or.; Hnidley Troxel of llleu, Or.; N. R. Utile of l'ortiniid. Oregon. NOTICF. FOU I'l'IIUCATION. U.S. Land Otllce, I'orlland. Oregon, Pi in her 2(1, Wort. Notice Is hereby K'ven that I'ercy (1. Iliirlow, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on October 21, l'.NIT, made homestead tntry No. I(i:i.'i7, serial No. OHIO, fin' Lot 5, section to, township 9 south, rauKS 1U west , Willamet in Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make tinal commuta tion proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County '..'Jerk of Lincoln enmity, at Toledo, Oregon, ou the Mh day of February, HMlll. Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur C. Crawford, Arthur L. French, Robert L. l'hlllips, William Oliu, all of Siletz, Oregon. Al.tiKiiNoN s DitKssKit, Register, NOTICE FOK I'l'IILICATION. U. 8. Land Oltlco, Portland, Oregon, November 21, inns. Notice Is hereby given that Verne lUmn, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on October, In, I'.mT, made homestead entry No. Iii:;il9, Serial No. U7U9, for iiw4 of ne'i, se'i of wi.,', aw of se1 section PI, and ii w1 of ue1, seel Ion 24, township 8 south, range. 11 west, Willamette Meridian, hits tiled notice of intention to make llnal commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln County, lit Toledo, Oregon, ou the llth day of January, l'.KKl. Claimant names aa witnesses: John J. Iliitturlleld, John S. Lloyd, Fred Bill terllelii, (illus A. Ollii.ultof Siletz, Oregon. AlukknoN S. Diikhskh. Uvglstcr. NOTICK FOU PtlllLlCATIO.N. I'. 8. Laud Cilice, Portland, Oregon, November 21, 19HM. Notice Is hereby given that F.thel Itoss, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on October 1!H7. made homestead entry No. KsttO, Serial No. 07111, for se'of ne',4, Miction III, ami e)i of no).,', section 21, township a south, rungs II west, Willam ette Meridian, has II led notice of intention to make llnal cxininutiitlon proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, at Toledo, Oregon, on the Uth day of January, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: John 1. lltitterlield, John H. Lloyd, Fied lluttnrlleld, ('lies A. Olln.all of Siletz, Oregon. A1.UKKN0N 8. DittcsviH, ttegi ler. SIMMONS. In the Circuit Cnurt of the State of Oregon for Lincoln county W. II. Oiiit, plaintlh", Vit. Mary J. olin, defendant. To Mary .1. Olin, theabnve nanied defendant : In the iianui ot the sta'.e of Oregon: Von are hereby siiininoneil nnd required to apiear and answer the con. plaint of plaintiir in thi Bbove entitled suit now on tile in the olliee i.C the Clerk of Hit above entitled Court, on or before the last 1 1 n y iiniiie.l or prescribed In the order ol publlcni bm ! ihN summons, m:nl by the County Judge of Lincoln county, Oi -gun, (being the coil ity where the above suit in pending in t lie Circuit Court of said County and Stun-) w l.ieh sal I order w hereinafter n itiicl lo, louil. on ui oeioic six weekh trout the ilny of the llrst piibltcnti.,u hereof. And you are hereby iiotl'led that il yon la:l so to appear and answer the .-aid complaint, as herein required, lor want thereof, tho plnlnllll will apply to the above entitled Ciiurl lor tlie relief demanded In Ills said com plaint, namely, for a decree of snld Court annulling anil dissolving tin- inarria-.te con trad nbw existing between thu plaintiff and defendant mid for Mien other and lurllii r relief a the nature of Hie cause may reuuiro and as nnto the Colin limy seem meet. This summons is published In the Lincoln County Lender once it week for s ix consecu tive inn! successive week, beginning with the Issue of Iicceinlier II, p.sis. and eliding with the issue of January 22, P.W9, under and pui Hiiance of the iliieciionscoiitained tu unorder niiide by the Hon. li. F. su ope, Comity Judte ol Lincoln county, Oregon, (being the county where the above entitled suit is pending lii the above entitled suit is pending in the abovo entitled Circuit Court.) Dated this Huh day of December, 19m. C. i, Hawkins, Attorney lor I'lulutlll'. APPLE TREES CIIOICK HOME-GROWN ALL VAKILTILS Best adapted to Lincoln County Write for Prices to C. D. WILSON, Chitwood Or. ADMIMST liATOHS' SAI.Ii Notice Is hereby given that, under and by virtue of nn order and decree of the llonornbla County Court of the Stato of Oregon, for the county of Lincoln, duly niiide and entered of record on the Hill day of December, litis, In thu matter of the administration of i ho estate of John P. Coulter, d. ceased, authorizing anil directing the iiiluiiniKtriitor of said estate to sell at private sale to Ihe highest bidder, for cash, the following described real propcity belonging to the estate of said deceased: Hegninlng I I.. '19 chains mirth and 9.NI limns east of southwest corner of sw'.; nt ne'i of suction 1: riiiiulng ihenee 1I.2S. chains to Ya iiiluii Ilny aud Corvallis wagon riniil; thence north liu dcg. west along said road H. Ill chains: thence north ;5 deg. 7!i lulu, west 7 chains; thence south '11) t chains: thence oust 9.U chains to place of beginning, all situate lu section 1, township 11 s, ratigo 8 w, In Lincoln county, Oregon, ami all belonging to said estate. I, F. A. (ioilwln, adniLilstrator of the estate nf John P. Coulter, deceased, will, fi-jtn anil after the llth day of January, I'.WJ, proceed to otler for sale and sell ut private salu to the highest bidder, for cash, all llui above dei crtoed premises. Said sale will bo made ul. jeet lo continuation by tliesald County Court. F. A. liODWIN, Administrator. NOTICK OK FINAL SF.TTLF.M liNT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Lincoln county. In the matter of, tho estaie of Harney Morri son, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estaie of 3arney Morri son, deceased, has tiled will" the County Clerk nf Lincoln county, his llnal account, and the County Court, sitting for the transaction of probate business, has set Monday, December 7, P.KW, at 1 o'clock a. in., thereof, at the County Court room of said county, as the time an.il place for settling said account and hearing objections thereto. If any exist. And notice Is hereby given that at said time ami place, nny and nil objections to said account, if nny exist, will he heard and passed upon by said Court. Dated at Toledo, Or., Nov. !, 1!08. I. M. HlHI'SON. Administrator of the estate of Harney Morri son, deceased. Rooms to Rent. Some choice olliee rooms for rent in Ofstedahl building. Mllii. K. Ol'STJiJUllL.