Mis Viola (ionium went to New
1 it Vai '.-'y veninp. .. '
'i:ns Ct-jtli i d was n passenger
f i the Vulliy M(.in!;;y.
liob Mann cni.icdmvn from Cliit
woid Tuesday evening.
Mrsr C. E. Hawkins returned
Tuesday eyeninjj from Portland.
Just arrived my large assortment
of up to date shoes of all kinds.
Call and see them. T. P. Fih.
Tlic particular man demands par
ticular attention! You can pet it
nt Depot Parlier Shop, Toledo, Ore.,
near lmat landing. Shaving IBc.
I have eloped out all wax cylinder
records at 10c each. That's more
than they are worth when com
pared with Indestructible records,
the kind I will continue to keep.
II. L. Veit, Eddyville. -
. For Sale.
Several good milch cows for sa'e.
Enquire at this office.
STOMACH TUOURLIVCURF.D.
If you h-.tve any trouble w;tb your
Btnmicb v id should t'lke Chamberlain's
'Stomach end I.iver Tallied. rr. J.P.
KlotH of'lvliiiH, Mo,, nays: "I have
used a urent nmnv difforei't medieines
for stomach trouble, but find-CliHinber-lain's
Stomach and I.iver Tablets more
I onoficial t.linn any remedy I ever used.''
For sale 1t Toledo Drug Co.
You will find an assortment of
Columbia Indestructible cylinder
records, loth two and four minutes.
The only indestructible records on
the market. 3.1 and f0 cents each
nt II, L. Veil's store, Eddyville,
Oregon,
A SHt IN KlT A NKI.K.
A a a rule a man will foci wpM Balis,
fieri If ho rait hvlibl-t Hroimii on crutch
-a in two oi'tlii'i-H ttwH niter Fpriiiiiing
Ills linldf, Bllil it Is l.lten , two or in
mottles before ho in fully recovered.
This l mi uii:',?viiry lots of time, act
by applying Oil r-etu l)t;i-lni it'.s 1,'mimani.
bs directed, n euro- niy H8 ii rule 1 if
effected in les' limn one wi-rh's time,
r.nil in many ca-es ivi'liin litres days.
Bold by Toledo DrUg Co,
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ATTORN KVS-AT-LA V"
U. S. Land Office Business
a Specialty.
Twenty yean experience liefiue Hit
Local find the tieni'ial I.aiiil OtYutf
ami tho interior Depart meat
at WiiHliingjou, J). C,
iJoiumbii lniii.iintf Protland, 0 r
CORVALI IS 5c EASTERN
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD,
TUA1K9 PttOM AND TO VACCINA
N. I (i'asKiigtir leaven Vatnina,, 7:15 a .
lXHve Toledo ,,, 7;44 a in
Arrireiat riirvaliU :.ll:lfi m
Arriveiat AU'Riiy.... ll:Main
J o. i (I'tkMUiger) tawi Albany., .,l:Bf p in
i.eavvii t'ormllln p m
Artlicsal Toledo 4:tf p m
Arrlvi-n at Vciiina , ft;16 p m
Monday, WeiliioHilny mill Friday
Ki, 14 (Kivlghi) I,v, Albany. H:,w a m
I.aavt-i Cnrvallu 10:(i0 a in
Arrive Toledo ,,, 8:fi0 p in
Arrival Vuipijna 4 ::0 p m
Tin-ediiy, Thursday and Saturday
io- S(KrtlKbt) l.v Vas'ilna lali in
J.eva Toledo 8.05 a in
Arrive ('nivalin,, 1:15 p ni
Arrive Albany vf'Oft p ui
TttAINH TO AND 1'IIOJI pETHOIT.
So, n-J.'Hvei Albany 7;80 a in
Arrlvciat JieiroH.,,,,.; I:5U p in
No, 4-l-wen lietroii :io p ni
Arrlvsit Albany,. 0:Uu p ni
TitAiNB tvii amv.u.i.m
o. fil)iive Albany 7,'50 a in
Arrive at CnrvallU. .,.-:3o a m
No, l.eve Alliany liio a m
Arrival at CurvaMU.., '.1i!::j6 p ni
Ho, 10-Lavei Albany 7:50 p m
Arrlvaaat I'irvallla I A;jw p
TUA1NB 1"0 AUi.WY
aio. 6-liavoa t'orvallln.,, , d:if. a in
Arrival at Albany nl
Ma. 7U'av torvallin ... (i;u a in
Arrival at Albany imoa s ,n
Ho, 9 lavei CorvallU 6:tto m
Arrlvoiat Ibauy 8;W p ni
RKUUI.AK Hl'NDAY Til AINU
Ha. H-l-&ni CorvalH 11:15 a in
Arrival at Albany i 11:55 a in
No, J-Io Albany ,., 19::is p ni
rrlva Corviillli.,,, ltis p m
r Alt ol the a'Kiva cuinu-ct with Hoiiihorti
raoino conipnny trstm. both atAll.any md
Corrallla, M well ai train (' Pel roll, nMiiy
dlreot aervio to Newport and adjaceiii brack
a, ai wall at Breltanbiuh lint Springs,
tot furtner Information ippy to
WM. AIcMUBBAY en. 1'ana Afl.,
Portland, Or
' W, I rraiioN, A ft,, lolvdo
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Passing of Aldtn Dickinson.
Aldcn Pickinyon died at lis'lumio
ciKht miles north of this city on the
lotlt day of this month. Deceased
had lie-en HufTciing for the past two I
years with kiuoiy and heart trouble !
and his death was not expected.-
lie leaves a wife and one son to
mourn his loss.
The relatives are grateful for the
public Hympnthy expressed at their
home and at tho funeral service,
which was held at the Episcopal
church in this city on Monday the
17th. The Masonic fraternity, of
which he was a member, assisted
in the last service.
Attorney C. E. Hawkins returned
Friday evening from a trip to Portland.
Frank Falcon returned TuesJay
evening from a week's visit in Port
land. ,
J.F. Stewart returned Friday eve
ning from a short business visit to
Albany.
R. E. Collins, of the Lkaokh,
went to Portland Saturday morning,
A . T. Peterson was a Newport
visitor last Friday returing to Toledo
Saturday morning.
Iiewis Montgomery, the sawmill
man, was a passenger for Portland
Monday morning. He expects to
be gone a week.
Miss Ella Collett "returned Mon
day evening from Portland where
she has been visiting her mother
for the past month. '
Dr. North the Dentist will go to
Siletz Monday for a few flays' stay.
While there he will be prepared to
do all kinds of dental work;
Lester . Waugh wtnt to Albany
last Saturday morning, where he
has secured a position with the
Southern Pacific R. R. as section
foreman .
E. II. Vadcr of Nortona was in
the city Tuesday. Mr. Vadtr is
thinkii g of putting in a line of
merchandise in the Hawkins build
ing on Hill street.
Mrs. Nellie Sanderson of Newport
was making proof or her home
stead before County Clerk Ira 'ade
Tuesday. Everette Jones and D.
II; Gillson were her witnesses.
The Modern Improvement Cotn
p my are driving piling this week
for the wharf which Dr. Mclntyre,
of Portland, is building on his pro
p rty just this side of Oysterville.
The Doctor expects to build a san.
itariiun on thin property.
The Fir and Spruce Lumber com
pany ia rushing the work on the
mill here as fast as possible, and it is
expected that sawing will begin next
week, in fact there is a crew of men
in the woods now fixing up the
donkey engines, the railroad, and
other equipement. The crew re
pairing tho mill and adjusting the
machinery are making things lively.
Newport, Oregon, January 12, 1910.
Noti" in hereby nlven lhat lulled bids will
hsreuelved by the Cnnniy Court of Lincoln
Comity ( ir tbn construction of road In Itond
piilrlct No. In, in par ipeclllcatloiii contained
in Uewliitfon pi mad by voter n mid Uond
Mltt-lot and on lilo In the Comity C'lerli's of.
flee. Tho following, ppopiririitliini for work,
o be 1 0 ipleted by Auitiiftt 1, HMil,
DegtiinliiK at 1 lie eiiKtend of dike on land of
J. Siiinar, al mouth of J, Sljota rlongh, aiul
emu plated to I'ei roN oainp on Slleta River, on
ikiii oi way in wapon roan m tiurveyed and
(accepted, to be Blnxlied, graded, drained and
bridged, a roadway Ji ft wide and alanhud ia ft
ach Mile of roadway, bridges to be K ft wide,
llldH may be made for Kant and Won half ot
road, by designating the binning and llninh
Inn points.
ttidiare also asked for the completion of dike
AIo for work on Canoe Landing and Unoti
Road, to begin at the ond of wcrk which la
near the ihreo mile atnke and completed to
the and ol iurvc-y,adintnnceor aboim.; miles.
From the throe mile nuke to tna Ave mils
Blake to be ai fultowi; Slunlu-d, grubbed and
bridgjd, the roadway to ha grubbed loa width
ol Ktx'i-en feel and alibliod twelve feet on each
Ida of roadway, grading only in low or we,
placei and at each end of brldgei. From Hie
live mlli Uke tho Improvements will be on
me new lurvey to tho tnwnihip line betweon
townxblp 8 no nth and township 0 louth, range
lowest, the work lo ba as follows:. Graded 13
feet wide and slashed 20 root on the nppor ild
of roadway the bridges to lie 2 feet wide.
Kaoh inlla of work may bo bid on separately,
All bldi to be prcieuted on or before Febru
aryio.wiu. J.o. RoBiBTaon,
U 8uufvior, .
This is the time to.go to Kewton & Nye
mul see about your
PLOWS
II ARROWS and
CULTIVATORS
We also carry all kinds of Hardware,
Doors and Windows, Lime and Cement
and all kinds of Fencing
N
ewton & Nye
The Charm
of a
Pretty Mouth
is irresistable, and those who
allow decayed teeth to mar its
beauty are almost criminal in
their negligence, when our per
fect crowi. and bridge work will
restore it to its pristine love
liness. Our methods for ex
tracting teeth are painless, and
our work in all lines of dentist
ry is perfect, our prices modcr-
p r w.- f w ate.
NOW AT MERCHANTS HOIEl, TOLEDO, OR.
Relinquishment in Silet. wanted.
From owner only .. Address
Box 204, Springbrook, Oregon,
Desire to Buy.
Anyone having a young team of
horses to sell, weighing 2300 or
2 100 pounds, w rite lo
John Wainio, Siletz, Oregon,
Wanted.
Men to cut cord wood; will pay
by the cord or will give good con
tract for largo o mount.
Toledo Light & Power Co.
Get ready for those ducks. New
ton & Jiye have guns and ammuni
tion of nil kinds.
Hides Wanted.
Cnfih paid for hides at the Toled
Tannery, We pay as much as any
body in town. Toledo Tanneky.
CAME NEAR CHOKLNG 10 DEATH
A little boy, Hie son of Cliris. I),
Peterson, a well knou ti resident of the
vi'liK'u of Jacksonville, Iowa, bad a
amlden and violent altank of croup.
Much tliiol;, etriii Ky phlegm came tip
after Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mr. Petereou says t "J. ihink be would
have choked lo death had we not given
him thie remedy,'' For sale by Toledo
DrtW Co. ' '
HAWiMBMWtjJaawHi nnsM.'-MnvannnfMWSI
TOLEDO LIVERY STABLES
R. N. VVARXOCK, Prop.
Good HH and well.broken Saddla Horses
Spulal iltontlun given to TrBvellnu Men.
Iorm lioarded and ulreu ttood Cure
O pirates Toledo-Slleti Stage
City Draying in Connection
G. B. McCLUSKEY
ATTORNEY AT-LAW ,
Toledo, Oregon
O. MIDD LEKAL'FF
Law, Renl" Estate and
Insurance
TOLEDO. ... - OREQUX
I SELL
Charter Oak Ranges, Cook and
Heating Stoves cheapest and
ihest in the World
Also a fine line of Glass and Ciock-
; ery Ware
FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
FURNITURE
At Greatly Reduced Prices
A. ROSEBROOK
TOLEDO, OREGON
Drs. F. E. & M. C. ADAMS
Dentists
Mutual Phnne. lioth ottice
No. 651-
NEWPORT and TOLEDO.
At TOLEDO Friday
At WAI.DI'OltT Tburndny noon to Saturday.
Our Mnttu A Moused I'atlent Our Beit
Advertlsui'. , . ,.;
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the . state of Oreirnn,
for tho Comity of Lincoln:
Felanlse M linger, PlaliitifT, -
vs
John W. Munger, Defendant.-
To the above named defendant, John W,
Mungei-:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
aro hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against you in the above en
titled Court and Bult, now on Mis with the
Clerk of snld Court on or before six weeks
from the date of the first publication of thin
summons, to-wlt: on or before tho 11th day of
February, 1010. x
And you are notified that If you fall to ap
pear and aiiBwer the snld complaint ai herein
required, the plulntifl will applv to thn Court
for I ho relief prayed for in said complaint, to
wlt, fur a decree of said Court dissolving the
marriage contract now existing butween the
plulntiir and defendant: and further,
that plaiutilt b restored to her former numo,
to-wlt; Falknisa Eddy, and for suet other and ,
dillorent relief as to equity seemeth just.
This summons is served upun you by publl-'
cation thereof by order of Honorable Cbaa. H. j
Gardner, County Judge of Lincoln ' County, I
Oregon, made on the SCitlt day of December,
1909 directing publication thereof onoe a
week for six consecutive and successive weeks
in six Issues thereof, beginning with the issue j
of December SI, 1909, and onding with the is
sue of the 11th day of February, 1910, in the
Lit. coin County Leader, a weekly newspaper
of general circulation, printed and pnblisoud
at Toledo, Lincoln County, Oreiion
Date ot first publication December SI, 1909.
O. B. McCluskky, .
Attorney for Plaintiff. .
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Fool, Billiards,
Card Tabes,
BowlingAlley,
Candy, Cigars, C
Fruits, Nuts,
Soft Drinks
31. X. AXDEIiSON, Prop.
TOLEDO, OREUUy
Harness, Harness, Harness.
I am now prepared to furnish
harness, heavy and light; all kind.n
of straps, rohes, etc; My leather is
my own tanning and is not tanned
by 'the "quick process." , Machine
and hand work, all guaranteed.
J. O. Smith,
Toledo's Tanner and Ilnrncssmaker
f ? - t T"r
l. O., Jimni ivi.-ii. i a vs.
WALDPORT, - . - OREGON
Dairy and Stock Ranches
City Property; De Lava
Cream Separator!
Underwood Typewriter!
Ruble Third Addition to Waldport
Lots in this beautiful addition now
on sale at prices ranging from $ 15.00
up, according to location. Como
early and get the best selections.
FEVER SORES.
Fever sores and old chronic sores
slintilil not be healed entirely, but
bonld be kept iu henlthy condition.
This can be' Hone by applying Cham
lierlnin'H Rlve. This salve lias no su
perior 'or (his purpose. It is ulsn most
oxeellent for cb.ipped bund?, ore nin-ple-s,
burns and disenues of the ski-n.
For enle by Toledo Druif Co.
Shoes of very size, pattern and
quality at Fish's store. See this
line before buying those school
shoes. -
A WILD BLIZZARD RAGING
brine? danger, suffering offtrn dotth
to tboifHtida, who take colds, coughs
nnd Ingrippe thut terror of Winter
and Spring. Its dimmer fiKnii's are
"stuffed np" noftrils, lower p irt oT nose
sore, chills and fever, pain in back of
the hed, and a throat-gripping eough.
When Grip attacks, as von value yonr
life, don't delay getting Dr. King's New
Discovery. "One bottle rured me,"
writes A. L. Dutin, of Pine Valley, Miss,
"after being 'laid up three weeks with
Grip." For sore lungs, Hemorrhages,
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, llron.
cbitis. Afthma, it's supreme. Bile, $1.
Guaianteeri by Toledo Drug Co.
Elegant Rooms. -
A few elegant rooms to rent.
Enquire. Mrs. E. Ofstedahl.
Get the Habit and go to Al's
Smoke House cafe. Meals at all
hours day and night. Red. hot
Chicken Tamales a special ty.-
NOTICE FOIt l'CBl.ICVTlOX
V. 8. Land Olllce, Portland, Oregon.
January 15th, 101P.
Notice Is hereby given that Arthur VV. Acker
man, of Olen, Oregon, who, an March 3rd, 1903,
made homestead entry No. 14704. atrial, No.
02M1, for n If of ie4. iw of nei, ae of nw;4,
Section 29, township 12 louth, range 9. welt,
WllUmotte Meridian, has (lied notice ot
Intention to make hnal five year proof, to
est ibllsh claim to the land above described,
before Ira Wade, County Clerk, of Lincoln
County, Oregon at Toledo, Oregon, on the 22nd
day of February, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
.1. W, Davenport, T. L. Bohannan, C. W.
Bro-.vn and George W. Davenport, all of Olen,
Oregon.
Chad. B. Mkrrick, Register.
SAVED AT DEATH'S DOOR. fs
The door of death seemed ready to
open for Murray W. Ayers, of Tpnait
Bridge, N. Y., when bis life wns wonder
fully saved. "I waa in a dreadful con
dition," he writes, "my skin was almost
yellow; eyes sunken; tongue coated:
emaciated from losing 40 pounds, grow
ing weaker daily. Virulent liver trou
ble pulling me down to death in spile
of doctora. Then that maohless medi
cine Electric Bitters cured me. I
regained the 40 pounds lost and now am
well and stroug." For all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles they're su
pieme, 60c a$ Toledo Drug Co. ,