Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 03, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOne and a half acres all femred and in cultivation new four-rocm ! cottage with basement, well, some ' planted to potatoes this year. Lo- cated on a beautiful slope over looking the bay and Newportclose to the county road and ' about cne mile from the city. " Frice $1600, with terms. . Yours truly, Rickmcn & Smith, SWAMP LAND NOTICE. Acting under instructions from GovcrnorjWest, all the swamp land belonging to the State of Oregon -will be selected as soon as possible. Any one having information re garding the location or condition of such land will kindly confer with rnc . Such information will be of much value to the lai d department. T. A. Rinehart. State Land Agent. ALMOST A MIRACLE. One of the mos: startling changes ever seen in any man, according to W. B. Holsdaw, Clarendon, Tex., was effected years ago in his brother. "He had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he was going into consump tion, but he began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, and was completely cared by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well nnd weighs 218 pounds. For many years our fam ily has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results." It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at To ledo Drug Co. RED MODEL. Owned by James Cordell of Eddy ville, will make the season of 1912 as follows, beginning April 15th : Monday and Tuesdays at Harlan. Wednesdays at John McDowell's place a Turn Turn. Thursdays at F. (J. Aldrich's place ll miles east of Eddyville. Friday. Saturday. and Sundays at Cordell's home ranch near Eddyville. Red Model needs no introduction to the people of this county. Terms, $8 to Insure. James Cordell, Eddyville, Or. HOMESEEKER. Just Teceived Option on a farm home on county road near a trout stream one mile from railroad sta tion, 135 acres, 15 acres under cul tivation, 8 room house, out build dings, water piped, small orchard, 3 cows, 9 sheep, 18 stands of bees. Price, $3500. Half down and bal ance at 6 per cent. See our list of property before deciding. C. W. Day & Co., Employment and Real Estate. TO EXCHANGE for a good little dairy and stock ranch; 50 acres mostly in cultiva tion, 4J miles from R. R. andon R. F. D., with all stock, including some nice Jersey cows, two good work horses and all farm machinery Only $7000. White & Company, 705 E. First St , Newberg, Ore. Constipation brings many ail ments in its tram and is the pri mary cause of much sickness. Keep .your bowels regular madam, and ou will escape many of the . ail ments to which women are subject. Constipation is a very simple thing, but like many simple things, it may lead to serous consequences. Nat ure often needs a little assistance and when Chamerlain's Tablets are given at the first indication, much distress and suffering may be avoid ed. Sold by all dealers. HOULEUX. ' The fine imported French Perch- -eron stallion Houleux will make the season of 1912 as follows: .. Eddy viile. Toledo and Siletz. Dates will be given later. I. J. Pepin, Owner. NOTICE FOlt mU.IC'ATtCX. X. 8. Und btllceat l'ortlimd Ore. tvrinlOISd. April SOlh, 1012. Not ire I hereby given that Benjamin McNiill Howell of Noituin, Oregon, who, nu HejHcrilHT, lf, 1U08, made Homestead Kntry Serial, No. Oltt, forSlCli, Section 12, Township JOS, HVW, Willamette Meridian, has lllcil iioikttnl intention to niakj Final Three Year 1'rwl, to eitiilllli ehtiin to the litod above lrrU-l. before, tbe County Clerk of Lincoln ivntr, Oregon, nl Toledo, Oregon, on thu 6th tlav of June, 1912. C'lttiUMiit names ai wltneve: Katiolph Uupreclit, Emol I'.nprecht, Joveph 8. Cherry, Jr., and Samuel Patterson, nil n Xor tons, Oregon . 11 F. IUubt, Kestlaier. LEON ROSBROOK WRITES. Lson Rosebrook who is musical director of the Romany Opera! now in the East, in a letter to his father and mother here, says: Colorado Springs, Colo., pril 12. 1912 Dear Folks: In just one hour we leave here for Kansas City and I will use that hour in writing you about my time here. Wednesday we aU got three car riages and went over the "high drive," which i3 a ride of 22 miles over the mountains passing all the places which I sent cards showing the views of. We started from the hotel at 10 a. m. going by way of Zoo Park and up the South Cheyenne Canon to Seven Falls. This is ; namea seven fans lor the reason that the South Cheyenne (which is a stream about the size of Mill creek) drops 600 feet down the mountain in seven terraces, where by the name comes. There is a flight of stairs bui't up along side of the Falls and it is quite a climb up to the top. The climb is well worth the effort, for the view from the top is wonderful. We spent sbout an hour around there, and were very sorry to be obliged to resume our trip. leaving seven rails at 11 a m we drove back down South Chvenne canon to the fork of the creek theniDnant Kock. Ir'sh Washerwoman, , traveled up North Cheyenne canon. !the Milk Maid, the Red Headed i From the branch in the road up toaGirl Punch and Judv. the Needles, ! road house. called Bruin Inn is about i the Knitting Needle. Echo Rock four miles. We got there at about ' anu numerous others which I can . Id. m. and stoDned for lunoh. i Bruin Inn is a restaurant in the mountains, but as we ci rried our lunch we did not stop directly at the Inn but continued past about 200 yards to a place called Bridal Falls. The water here drops about 50 feet over a solid blue granite rock and is of course, a white spray from the fall. Tumbling over this rock the water has the appearance of a white bridal veil over blue satin and the effect is simply indescribable. The weather had been clouding ud since we left the hotel and here we had the novelty of sitting out on the rocks at the foot of the falls and eting lunch in a heavy snow .now in business but will consider storm. It snowed for perhaps 20 live people who will enter busness. minutes, but it was a dry snow and This agency . includes a complete we did not mind it any. It was j Correspondence Sales Course. Lar not cold end altogether it was a ' gest discount ever offered. Deal novel experience. I Leaving Bridal Falls we passed on up the mountain getting higher , and higher all the time until we reached an elevation of 9500 feet. This is at the summit of the moun tains and the road crosses here and goes down the other side. At the summit of the mountain is a cabin occupied by a woman called Captain Jack. She is 70 yean, old and has lived in the moun tains for 35 years. She is quite a character and sang for us, sold usi beer and entertained us in various ! ways. She has traveled all over i the world and is very wealthv, own- ling several fine gold mines in that'.Parts wittiouc leaving a scar, frice, vieinitv. Wb loft hpr nahin of 9.?tn and went down hill to Colorado City, through the smelters and back to our hotel about 5 p. m., thoro ughly tired and well satisfied with our trip. Thursday we started the other way through Colorado City over to Man tou, which is a little resort at the foot of Pikes Peak, and up Wil liams Canon to the celebrated "Cave of the Winds." The ro-d up through Williams Canon is beauti ful. Williams Canon is nothing but a crevice in an immense pile of red granite. At the bottom it is only from 5 to 10 feet wide and at the top it is only about 400 feet across. It is from 2000 to 4000 feet to the top of it. The. road runs up the canon to the end of it and then turns and goes up the side of it. This road is blasted out of the side of the mountain and the outside wheel o2 the carriage runs about a foot from the edge, with a straight drop of from 10 feet as you go higher to 2500 feet, into the bottom. The house where the entrance to the Cave of the Winds is located is built like a bird's nest on the side of the moun tain and to look out of the window is like looking down off a buildini? 2500 feet high. This house is still 2000 feet from the top of the moun tain. We went all through this Cave aid the scenery, the wonderful formations, the peculiar effects of the lights on the walls, is simply beyond words to tell about. ' One must see it for themselves to appre ciate the wondrous beauty of it all. The Cave has three seperate floors connected- by stairways and it took two hours to fully explore it. Leaving . there we went back nT.L " 7 it,"nuuma V Vu ! Garden of the Gods. The rocks in this "Garden" take the most startling resentence to different forms that you ever saw. The. first stop of any consequence was at balanced rock and "steamboat rock." Bal anced uock is a . granite stone weighing about five tons and only has a base on the ground of about 18 inches in diameter. It looks I as though a touch would upset it. Steamboat Rock is about as large j as the celebrated Rosebrook Furni- j lure store in loledo and has 4 powerful telescopes mounted on iit; - I had to slP and 8 down and get n.y train. i am' writing tne rest of this on a Rock Island train going 50 miles an hour toward Kansas City I guess you notice the difference in hand writing. But to continue. Bal anced Rock and Steamboat Rock are on a little hill in the Garden, which adds to the view of the sur rounding country. The panorama of the adjacent country through the telescopes is little short of mar velous. Leaving Steamboat Rock we' passed in rapid succession rocka called The Kissing Camels, Lion! TnrW Rpnr Rnnlr Sool Rnnlr V.n. I not remember. Today we are leaving for Kansas j City and will then go to Sioux City, Omaha, Des Moines, St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapoils, Chicago, New fork, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Boston. From Boston I go back to San Francisco. With love, . Leon. WANTED AGENT. To handle best Automobile built in America.. Exclusive in this county. Built by Old Time Line Manufacturer. Life guarantee. Self starting. , Long wheel base. No deposit required. Frefer dealer direct with factory. Address Sales j 'Manager, 690 Washngton St., Port land, Oregon. WANTED. .' A woman to work, some after noons every week. Apply any morning to Mrs. Wm. Scarth. A Healing Sflve for Burns, Chapped Hands and Sore Nipples As a healing salve for burns, sores, sore nipples and chapped nanas namoeriam s saive . most excellent. It allays the pain of a burn a,most instantly, and unless the iniurv is verv serious, heals the 2o cenis. ror sale oy an dealers WASHINGS WANTED. Washings wanted to do. Will call for and return it. Mrs. H. R. Stratton. NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT. pTNotice is hereby given that fcthe Common Council of the City of To ledo in Lincoln county, Oregon, will improve that portion of Hill street in said City between the south side of the intersection with Second street and the north side of the intersection with Fifth street. Said improvement to consist of the removing of the old planking on said street and the laying of plank three inches thick upon stringers or sills three inches thick, with 12 inch gutter on each side of, said street Above notice is given by order of the Common Council of said City of Toledo, in Lincoln county, Ore gon, made on the 25th day of April, 1912. .P. N. Hayden, City Recorder. NOTICU FOIl PUBLICATION. ' V. 8. Laud OHlce at Portland, Ore. Serial 0.578 April 20, 1912. Nollte Is hereby given that Joseph S. Cliorry, Jr., of Norton, Oregon, who, on February 15'.li, 1909, made Homestead Kntry Sehil No. 01678, for i'j lie V Section 14, Township 10 S, Kangu 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention lo make Final Three Year Proof, to esUbliiih claim to the land uImjvo dcstvlbed, before tho County Clerk of Lincoln count), Oregon, at Toledo, Ore gon, on the fllh cay of June, 1912. Claimant names as witnerses: bamiiel Patterson, Rudolph Uuprecht, Emel Huprccht mid Knrl lierber, aU of Nortons Oregon. H. F. IIioby, Register. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. United States to Jesse M Reeder, patent, 160 acres in 24,9,10. U S to Christopher J Hardy, pat ent, 160 acres in 24,9.10. U S to Clarence Evans, patent, 160 acres in 13,10,11. U S to Samuel C Buster, patent, 160 acres in.12,7,10. U S to Clarice Wolverton, patent, 168.45 acres in 4,6.10. H Walter S Hosford and wife to Wm J Wilsev, land in sees. 26,27 and 34, tp 14, r 12 . $10. J H Conrad and wife to Olena Ruble, 5 ft off s side lot 7 block 19, Waldport. $1. A E Eaton nd wife to Eliza A Sperry, 30 lots in Terrace Heights ad to Newport. $1. Wm F. Keady and wife and C J Smith and wife to Chas E Linton, lots 3 and 4 block 29 Rubles ad to Waldport. $10. John Loom is and wife to Jose phine B Sheffield, lots 8,17 block 2 Sea View blocks, Newport. $10. L C Smith to Chas E Sheffield, lot 7 block 20 town of Ocean View. $100. T Peck to S Adelene Benedict, 20 acres in 4,11,10. $10. Clayton Wentz to W A Dickson, 6 lots in San Marine, "$600. B B Case and wife to W A Dick son, 11 lots in San Mating, $1100. W A Wann and wife to Walter S Hosford, 3.15 acres in 34,14,12. $1. Frank Rice and wife to Hugh L Cox, land in 10,7.9, and 27.11.10. $10. Erskine Wood and wife to Mar garet Burrell Biddle, und half ant in lot 1 sec 29,8,8. $116. Henry Wilson, guardian of Harry Kenneth Wilson, to C G Cope I and, lot 1 block 1 city of Newport. $1500. James Wright and wife to Beulah W Brooks, 160 acres in 3,14,10. $2000. HAWKINS & McCLUSKEY ATTORNEYSAT-LAW Toledo, Oregon MIDDLEKA.UFF & GWYNN Law, Real Estate and ln.su ranee TOLEDO nuwin N J. F. STEWART ATTORNEY-AT-LAW TOLEDO - OREGON TOLEDO MARKET Following is the Price Paid for Produce in tbe Toledo Mar ket. Corrected Weekly Butter-fat, 28Jc Dairy Butter 39a per J. roll. Eggs I7c. Potatoes lie to lie per lb. Onions 3c pound. Apples $1.. 50 box. Veal 7c to 9c. Beef 6 to 6c. Mutton 7) 7. Pork $y to 9c. Chickens 10 to 12c. Oysters $1.90 gallon. Cloms 10c gallon. Beef hides- 5 tp 6o. Veal hides 9c. FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of Ihe estate ot llortha Wilbur, deceased, has filed his final account In said es tate with the County Court of Lincoln County, Oregon, and the same has been by said Court set for hearing on the 5ih day of liny 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of wild day, at which time nil parties having objections thereto. If any the re be, nre hereby notified to upiHiar In said court at Toledo, in said county mid present the same for adjustment, and up on your failure so to do, Bald administrator will np-ly to said court to have said account approved., the administration closed and the administrator discharged. Dated at Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, this 28th day of March, 1912. G. B. McCLUSKEY, Administrator ol the estate of Bertha Wilbur, deceased. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court ol Lincoln county, Oregon, administrator of the estate of John Welch, deceased. AU pcrsoiiB having claims against said es tate are hereby required to present the same, properly verified ns by law required, within six months from this date at my residence hear Chitwood, Oregon. Dated March 2tuh, 1912. J. Q. ADAMS, Administrator of the estate of John Welch, deceased. The Candy Kids are generally thinking of our Con fections and talking about them.; And they could not find anything sweeter to talk about, or a more wholesome subject. Both young an old appreciate their delicate purity, and we have built up a great family trade simply by giving to our patrons what they expected pure, wholesome, delicious Can dies. Palace of Sweets AL WAUGH, Prop. S OTICK FOR PUBLICATION U.S. Undofhce, Portland, Oregon. Serial 012-il. M arch SOlh, 1912. Notice la herebj given that Kdward Kleacher, 01 TldewHtar, Oregon, who, on April 7lh, 19o, made hnn.eatend entry No. 1.VJ21, Serial No. 01J8I, for X nwtf, uw4 nei4 and Lot No.S aee llon 27. township 13 aojth, range 10 wont. Will amette Meridian, liao Hind notice of intention to make Dual fire year proof, to eatablmh claim to the laud above described before the County Clerk ot Lincoln county. Oregon, at Toledo Oregon, on the 1.1th dy of My. I'.iu. Claimant named us wltiiexMi: Daniel A. llarcliiy, (Seorite N. Pule, Milton A. Beam, mid George N. Barclay, all of lido wnter, Oregon. H. F. Higby, fieglxter. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION". U. H. l4nd Oriice at Portland, Oregon. Serial 01342 March SO, 1912. Notice i hereby given that llnli Berry, of Tidewater, Oregon, who, on January .list, 1907, made boilie-ttend entry So. Ifilffl, rial, No. UISIJ for 4. aecttou '."J, Towimhlp is Month, Itange 9 West, Willamette Meridian, lias tiled nciiie of IntenU.n to make Final Five Year Proof to establish claim to the laud above deocribed before tho County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregoi.. at Toledo, Oregon, on the llihdityof May, 1912. claimant names an wituexsca: Georice X. Pulse. Daniel A. Barclay, Milton " A. lleem.nud George X. Barclay, all of Tide water. Oreaon. H. F. Ittnuv, UeglHter. NOTIOK eon ITUI.ICATIOS. V. S. I.ond OHlce, P rlland, Oregon, Serial 0811 March HOth, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that .Jenny Dlckiiion, Widow of Alden Dickinson, of Silelz, Oregon, who on December 2Cth, 1908,made homestead entry, serml No. 0S4X, for e nectlon 15, town ship 1U south, range 10 weft. Willamette Merid ian, ha filed notice of Intention to make final Thro Year proof, to establish claim to the land above described before, the Count Clerk, ot Lincoln County Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the Kit h daor May. 1912. Claimant names its witnesses: John dimming. K. M. Ktnnton, and C. W. Day, all of Toledo, Oregon, aud Grant Iliscox, of Chitwood, Oregou. H. V. Hioay, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Lamlclltce. Portland, Oregon, Serial 02791 March SO, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that Frederick W. Kills ley of Nortons, Oregon, who, on October 7th, 1910, made Homestead Entry Serial No. 02791, for wl4, ne4 and ei nwJi section 8, township 11 south, rang 8 west Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Commutation proof to cstaollsh claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregcn, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 15th day. of May, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Olof Eerlckson. E. II. Bryant and L. Keith lev, all of Nortons. Oregon, and W. F. Cllne ol Eddyville, Oregon. II. F. UIGBY, Register. r Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we crga you in buying to bs careful to get the genuine . LAcK-'SraugHT Liver Medicine S3 The reputation of this old, relia Ei ble medicine, for constipation, in- EI riiiritnn n4 to. 1. a awwk.va UVIIUIGp lO 111X11" ly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not bo the fa vorite liver powder, with a larger Bale than all others combined. SOLO IN TOWN F2 Order Your Wood Now Slab and edge wood, $2.50 pe cord . Delivered within four blocks of tbe mill. Both phones. J. Rattey.