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J i " ' " ' ' ' ; " : ; v.;;. - . -trr; :----Vt- r.. . . vl t 4 ' Just What You want In an Alarm Clock Get an Alarm Clock that will But let you go back to sleep after you have once been called. The Intermittent IALAKM will do the trick. It will call you at any time in the morn kig that you want to be called and then if you try to go back to sleep it will ring again and teen that up every half min ute for ten minutes. 1 have them at prices from $1.75 to $2.50. Jack Pelmulder Toledo, Oregon The Ahwaneda was in from Port Kind last Saturday with a cargo of general merchandise for local Merchants. The Eddyville mohair pool this jear consists of eight thousand fleeces, rga'nst fifty live hundred fast year. The total weight of the 2312 pool was 25758 pounds, was owned by 45 men and brought $9903.95. cr about $ 1.80 for each Sat sheared. Billy Graham's new livery stable w raDidly taking shape and if the weather stavs good will soon be rtariy for cc:ucancy. The build ing is 48xfi0 feet, with full base ment. C. W. Day and George Chambers are doing the carpenter wtrk. Mrs. P. Frederick, recently from Fortland, has opened a millinery ad dresmaking parlor in the Gfsledahl building, recently cccu nied by the "Pa'ace of Sweets." Mrs. Frederick invites the ladies of Toledo and vicinity to call, inspect1 the stock and get acquainted. - NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . 0. S.: Landoffice, Portland, Oregon Serial 02383 March 14, 1913. "Notice is hereby given that Emma 9. Stiomc, cf Kcrnville. Oregon, who on January 17, 1910. made homestead entry, No. 02383 for Si SWi SWJ, SE NEI. Lota 7. 8, 9, Section 17, Township 8 south, Range W wt-st, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of' intention to make final three year proof, to ebtablish ctain to the land above described, tfefure the County Clerk of Lincoln County Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, n the 28th day of April, 1913. Caiman t names as witnesses: Sirdius D.Jenkins, William Scott, and5 Mary Fielding all of Kernville, Or., and L. H. Payne of Newport, Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register. "My little son had a very severe cold. I wag recommenucd to try Chamberlain's Coueh Remedy, and before a small buttle was finished be was as well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks. 29 Dowling Street. Syd jy, Australia. This remedy is for ak; by all Druggists. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S Landoffice, Portland, Oregon. Serial 01405. April 5. 1913. Notice is hereby given that Bert W. Hays, of Waldoort. Oregon, who, on September 16, 1907, made somestead entry No. 16332. serial So. 01405, fur NEi, Section 33, Township 13 south, Range 11 west, Willamette Merid'an. has tiled no tice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln countv, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregun, on the 20th day f May, 1913. ' Claimant names as witnesses: Newton Davis, M Brooks, Isaac Vanta and Archie Brooks, all of Waldport, Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register. ' NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by hte cuuntv court of Lincoln County, Oregon, administrator of the estate of James P. Wolfe, deceased. All persons having claims against said state arc hereby notified and re quired to present the same to me for payment at the law office of G. B. McCluskey. in Toledo, Oregon, with proper voucheis and duly veri fied within six months from the date hereof. ' Dated March 24th, 1913. P. P. Dabney, Administrator of the estate of, James P. Wolfe, deceased. G. B. McCluskey, attorney for Administrator, Toledo, Oregon. , G. B. Ryan of Ona was in the city Monday. John Heikkila of Siletz was in the city last Mcnday. Grant King and Walter Hall were over from Siletz Friday. R. A. Bensell of Newport had business in the city Wednesday. Ed Stocker of Newport was transacting businses here Tuesday. Miss Lola Wade returned Satur day evening from a visit at Port land. J F. and M. N. Stewart and families spent Tuesday at the beach. George Davenport and John Crooks were over from Glen last Monday. ' President J. K. Weatherford of the C. & E. railroad, spent Sunday at Newport. Attorney and Mrs. W. E. Gwynn were passengers for Portland Tues day mcrnin. I Joe Gay of Siletz was a passen ger for Toppnish, Washington, Monday morning. i Mrs. C. C Avery returned Tues-! dry evening from a visit to Port- ; land and other points. j Mrs. Ethel Gray Hamer of New-: port visited Tuesday with Mrs. C. ! O. Hawkins in this city. j A. B. Clark of Elk City was in the citv Monday. This office ac knowledges a pleasant call. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharp re-' turned Saturday evening from a several wei ks' stay at Salem. j O. R. Hollingsworth departed luesdav mornine for a business visit to Fortland and Newberg. j Mrs Juila Kyniston returned last Monday evening from a several weeks' visit in Southern Oregon. Karl Gcrberof Norton and Free-' land Tos'.er of Eddyville made proof on their homesteads before Clerk Howell Wednesday, i County Judge Fogarty and family : moved up from Newport Moncay and now occupy the Salvage cot tage westo! t e M. E. church. 5 for Rheumatism you will find I nothing better .than Chamberlain's ' Linament. Try it and see how quickly it .gives relief. For sale by all Druggists. The Catho'ic chapel car St. An thony arrived in Toledo last Tues day evening. Commencing Monday evening eervice3 will be held at the car each evening at 8 o'clock for a number of evenings, by Rev. Char les M. Smith of Corvallis and Rev. William Hampson of Lebanon. The public is cordially invited. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The following bids are asked on constructin and material of Beaer Creek Club House, near the mouth of Beaver creek : 1st. For the lumber delivered at South Beach, bids to be made for so much per thousand, on different grades. 2d. For the cutting piling and delivery of logs and poles to be cut, cn the land of the com pany, and delivered at building spot as designated by the club. 3d For the hauling of the lumber from South Beach, and other mat erial. 4th For all carpenter work in construction of building. Bids to be presented to Chat H Gardner on or before April 16th. and plans may be seen at Newport with Earl Aupperlie. April 12, 13 and 14th, or at Gardner & Peter son's hardware store, Toledo, Chas. H. Gardner. Toledo, April 10, 1913. Photographs TAKEN RAIN OR SHINE REGULAR 85.00 Photos for the week ending Friday, 11th, only 3.50 E. J. CHAPLE Merchants Hotel, near Depot SPRING ij coming and bouse cleaning time along with it which calls for that new furniture, rugs, linoleum and wall paper.. Call in and look over the nice new stock. You will find a large assortment in every de partment. The price with quality is always right. Both phones. O. E. HOLLINGSWORTH The Furniture Man NEW SPRING ARRIVALS For the Men The latest creations in Neckwear A complete line of Hosiery, both Lisle and Silks An unexcelled display of Men's Dressy Oxfords It will pay you to take a look at these styles in our window SMITH & SMITH'S Leading Clothiers and Furnishers Hawkins Bid. Toledo, Oregon Send Now for Free Copy CHAS.H. . m Seattle NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Landoffice, Portland, Oregon. Serial 01537. March 1, 1913. Notice is hereby given that John Jacobson,' of l'aft, Lincoln county, Oregon, who, on June 15, 1908, made humestead. entry No. 16533, serial No. 01537, for Lots 7, 8, SWi NEI and NWJ SEi Section 12, Township 7 south, Range 11 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Landoffice. at Portland, Ore gon, on the 16th daj of April, 191 3. Claimant names as witnesses: Carl Carson, of Rose Lodge, Or.; Charles Paakala and Matt Kangas, of Otis, Or.; Gustaf T. Ketola of Taft, Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Landoffice, Portland, Oregon. Serial 02138. March 1, 1913. Notice is ehreby given that Carl Carlson, of Ruse Lodge, Lincoln county, Oregon, who, on August 11, 1909, made homestead entry No. 02138, for SEi NW1 and Lot 5, Sec. 6. Twp. 7 S, Range 9 W . Wil lamette Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Landoffice. at Portland, Oregon, on the 16th day of April. 1913. Claimant name as witnesses: John Jacobson, of Taft, Or.; Charles Paakala of Otis. Or.; and H. C. Storr and John Funk of Rose Lodge, Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register. " catalog immmmmmmms r mm i .. , DRIVE SICK HEADACHES AWAY Sick headaches, sour gassy stom achs, indisestion. biliousness disap pear quickly after you take Dri King's New Life Pills. They pur ify the blood and put new life and vigor in Ihe system. Try them and you will be well satisfied. Every pill helps; every box guaranteed. Price 25c. Recommended by To ledo Drug Co. COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION Coughs and colds when neglected always lead to serious trouble of the lungs. The wisest thing to do when you have a cold that troubles you is to get a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery. You will get re lief from the first dose and finally the cough will disappear. O. H. Brown of Muscadme. Ala., writes: "My wife was down in bed with an obstinate cough and I honestly be lieve had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery she would not be living today," Known for forty three years as the best remedy fur coughs and . colds. Price 50c and $1.00. Recommended by Toledo Drug Co. f CREDITORS NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was duly appointed as the executor of the estate of Elisa beth Graham, deceased, on the 21st day of March. 1913 by the County Court of Lincoln County, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned at his office, 417 Abington Bldg, in the City of Portland, with proper vouchers and duly verified, within six months from this date. Dated this 21st day of March, 1913. W. S. Hufford. Executor of the estate of Elisabeth Graham, deceased. FOR BURNS, BRUISES AND SORES The quickest and surest cure for burns, bruscs, boils, sores, inflam mation and all skin diseases is Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four dava it cured L. H. Hafln. of Ire dell. Texas, of a sore on his ankle which pained him so he could hardly walk. Should be in every house. Only 25c. Recommended by Toledo Durg Co. 0 ... J.S.AK1N Get Your "Ball-Band Rubber Boots Now! This bad weather is tendlnz the ceoolei I In (or this famous quality footwear. We don't know long our stock will st. Be sure to get youri by buy. I tag NOW. ..r.WIS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Landoffice. Portland, Oregon. Serial 01624 . April 5, 1913. Notice is hereby given that New ton Davis, of WaldDort. Oregon, who. on March 10, 1909. made homestead entry No. 01624. for Wl of NW and NWt of SWI, Sec. 34. and SWi of SWi Section 27, Township 13 south. Range 11 west. Willamette Meridu.n, has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, at Toledo. Oregon, on the 20th day of May, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: Bert Hays. Archie Brooks, M. Brooks and Isaac Banta. all of Waldport. Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register. . PAINS IN IHE STOMACH If you continually complain of pains in the stomach your liver or your kidneys are out of order. Neglect may lead to dropsy kidney trouble, diabetes or Bright's dis ease. Thousands recommned Elect ric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney medicine made. H. T. Als ton, of Raleigh, N. C. who suffered with pain in the stomach and back, writes "My kiidney swere de ranged and my liver did not work rieht. I suffered much, but Elec tric Bitters was recommended and I imrpoved from the tint dose. 1 now feel '.ike a new man." It will improve you too. Only 50c and $100. Recommended by Toledo Drug Co. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. S. Landoffice, Portland, Oregon. Serial 01285. March 21, 1913. Notice is hereby given that James A. Hodges, of Salado, Oregon, who. on June 20. 1906, made homestead entry No. 15982. . serial No. 01285, for Lots 3, 5 and 6, section 1, township 12, south, range 10 west, Willamette Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county. Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 12th day of May. 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: C. R. Washburn. Fred Montgom ery, Delbert Hodees of Salado. Oregon, and Joseph Parks, of Elk City. Oregon. H. F. Higby, Register. Don t be surprised if you have an attact of rheumatism this spring Just rub the affected parts with Chamberlain's Linament and it will soon disappear. Sold by all Drug gists. Nort ras Lester Waugh passed through here the first of last week with a band of rattle, which he purchased on the head of the Siletz. Lou Hsmar went to Yaquina Sat urday evening to take the examina tion which all section foremen are required to take. Mrs. G. B. Hampton and daugh ter Grace returned from Portland Friday evening. The dance given by Ed Hamar Friday evening was a grand success, being well attended. , G. E. Wilson is having a fine residence built on Main street. McCee's bridge crew is finishing the railrcad bridge here. It is one of the finest bridges on the C. & E. R. R. Riley Stevens and Guy Gillette of Nashville attended the dance here Friday. E. G. Jones is helping L. H. Keithley tuild fence on the latter's homestead south of here. There is a considerable talk of a cannery at Nashville and if one is built it would be a great thing for the country as the farmers would have a good market for their pro duce. H. S. Porter and Fred. Wagner transacted business at Nashville Tuesday. Lloyd Porter who bas been em ployed on the C. & E. railroad for the past five months took a two 'days' lay off the middle of last week. ! R. H. Plank came over from Rock creek Tuesday. Mrs. Hoger aud daughter, Miss Bonnie, departed last week for their home in Indianapolis. L. E. Chantel spent Sunday on his farm rkr Rocca. Tracy Newman returned from Portland Wednesday. PeoDls in this vicinity are pre paring tu shear their goats. There is good Drosocct for a big price for the mohair this year, or . the stock raisers are in great hopes that it may be. E. L. Hughes left for the Valley Tuseday. Everet Fish returned from Al bany t! e last part of the week. Pete Oulds came over from Long Prairie Wednesday on a business trip. W. J. Southwell came over from Rock treek Thursday. H. S. Porter commenced painting Merchant Wilson's new residence Thursday. Devils Lake The lion hai passed us now we hope, und everybody is in cork up to their necks. A stork visited the home of Abe Logan last week and left a nice little daughter. I. Nixon is helping Clarence Par- mele sow oats this week. Richard Thorn made a business trip to Portland this week. Mr, Her ani fnmilv mnvprf into their new home Wednesday and Harry Thorn rod family will stay at Richard Thorp's until they have a home located. fMa.n.A n i i i i u.mciiKe rarmeie nauieu a ioaa of hay from Peter Bob's Monday. He reports the roads very bad in that part. Cecil rnm. - n.onm. . -wuytj- tvoa a ijaoatiit via the Nenamosha for Newport Wed nesday. : Misses Margaret Muir and Ethel McDonald went to Taft Wednesday, from where they intend to ride on the NenomosJ.a to Newport. Linville Ole 01 ial on the ground to build a new uarn ouxGO feet. Milton Haaan made a business trip to Waldport last week and was considerably disgusted with the mud and other inconveniences, in Icudmg the famous mud flats of Alsea bay. Simmer roads are all right for Summer people but the cream cans must go to the creamery every five days mud or no mud. L. V. r.llo!- nl.lJnmt Via been doing carpenter woifk for I John Olsoo tha paat week. VOLUME 21 COUNTY NEWS Waldport Mn l.iMnn.tik:i v.. J" h"0r Bi8ter M"' C' E-'H-a',ey ! ,0k 8fter tbe 6heinof Hubble. Mrs.Bohon formerly was, h8 goats a merchant at Lutgens. Thos. Pankey and family returned from the Valley Tuesday. The first public dance in the new Grange Hall will be given Saturday night. J. H. Glines went to Newport Tuesday to atttn! the Presbytery. 1 Chas. Webb returned from Tilla mook Wednesday. Dr. Richardson came down from Newport Wednesday. Will iara Walker of Ten Mile was a Waldport visitor last week. Ona Miss Gertrude Pehlps returned to her home Saturday after an absence of six months' teaching at Denzer. L M. Commons returned to his home Thursday from Hillsboro and reported his wife slowly improving. Lloyd Commons returned to Salem Monday. John Coovert went to Toledo Monday. S. Hill went to Pool slough Mon day. Miss Gertrude Phelps and mother spent Tuesday with Mrs. George Selby. ELVCityand Big Elk Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lane visited a few days last wesk with friends in and around the Resort City. Some of our telephone patrons are very much pleased while others; are slighted. Why? Because they did not receive a permit. A per mit for what? To rubber. Frank Updike got out of his pas ture a few days lust week and took a ride on the railroad cars to Cor vallis. A box social and dance was m'ven last Friday night at Elk City, and a hummer of a time was reported. The proceeds of the baskets bring ing in about S40, which will be utilized in buying cshool supplies. Miss Esther Copeland, Ev Coon, Miles Couk and Maurice Andersen all of Toledo attended the dance Frida night. The most popular young lady of Elk City Friday night was Miss Treisia Hoffman, her basket bring ing the neat little Bum of $5.00. which Miss Hoffman may well be proud of. The Elk City Card Club is still progressing and some interesting games are played and enjoyed in the lobby uf Hotel Elk. Did you take a chance on that big box of candy at Dixon's store? A few more left. Mr. Holen is working at the saw mill. Men seem to be rather scarce. Mrs. V. Calkins bas bought some of Mrs. Anton Young's geese and is going into the business. We hope there may be some for our sports men around Xmas time. Delbert Hodges met with quite an accident last Friday while driv ing logs. In endeavoring to turn a log the peavy slipped and pene trated his leg. With the assistance of one of his companions they ex tracted it, leaving quite a serious wound. Vern Caklins was missing one of his horses and after searching 36 hours fortunately found him in the pasture almost buried alive in a beaver hole. Mr. Terwilliger and father in law drove in from Portland and ex pect to settle down on their home stead, east of the Scarth place Willie Bristllen came home from Corvallis and is visiting with home folks. gtmmn m$nntp mmt: H TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTT, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1913 Eddyville FulmPF .lnm t. 5 u U Long is of the opinion that, carpeuters should put larger doors in houses since the opening in his house had to be enlarged in order to admit the entrance of his new piano. S. T. Loudon was called to the bedside of his mother who is ill at Cornelius. Jim Salan. who has been visiting with Mr. Nagle3 for some time went to Portland Saturday. C. C. McBride is butchering hogs thin week. t Cline Bros, have at present con tracted for shearing over 2,000 goats. Yaquina John Daly of West Yaquina left, the latter part of March lor Seat- tie, where he will visit his son. During his absence G. Weber of Ona is occupyinz his house. C. D. Crichton returned to Ya quina Tuesday evening after a few days' absence. He was called to Portland on business. Prof. O. V. White cf Albany and C. Benthim were guests of Ldand Wright of West Yaquina Monday. Prof. White attended the Presby- terian conference held at Newport Gcoger Rowin of Waldport I O visitintr his fin Mrs Pri Hani of West Yaquina. ine tug l.. noscoe, towing the scoooner i.oquei:e leit lacmina Friday noon. The schooner was bound for Maoleton loaded with supplies for tne Porter Bros. Con struction Co. The entertainment given by the pupils of the West Yaquina school I'ridav evening was a great success. An especial hit of the evening wa3 a Dlavlet. "Cinderella" featured by the pupils of the primary grades. A large number were Present though the weather was Very disagreeable. Refreshments were served during the evening. ' .. The pupils are already preparing work for the Couny Fair. Book holders, match boxes, picture frames and bird houses have won derfully been contrived from aban doned banaaa crates and dry goods boxes Even the tiniest girl has tried her hand at making button holes, while the large girlb are now making aprons for themselves. Mrs. Wm. Leo of West Yaquina recently retuned to her home in Portland and the "Viile , de Tide flat" is again empty. Miss Leo accompanined her mother, return ing tbe following Monday to resume feer work. Miss Genevieve Ryan of Newport has been employed to teach the school at Mill 4 again. Miss Ryan recently returned from Astoria. Helga Holmgreen is visiting her parents at Ona this week. Mrs. L. E. Casteel is selling, out her entire stock of merchandise and is preparing to go out of business. Some really good bargains are to be found. Going! Going! Gone! The Eddyville Mohair Pool The Eddyville mohair pool will sell on the afternoon of Monday April 28th, immediately after the arrival of the west bound train. All persons selling mohair in this pool must deliver their hair at Ed dyville prior to the afternoon of April 28th. W. F. Wakefield, secretary. . . Milt Stewart and family, after a visit of several days with his brother. J. F., and family here, departed yesterday morning for Southern Oregon, where they con template residing. News of week by semi-annual report 1 Of fnnnfw T i ... . : t-nowing nL for' the six months ending M.hsi iqi l ! ena'"8 Cash on hand October 1st, $46,001.77 1912... Receipts: From Sheriff $101,507.97 From County Clerk 1,480.40 Fron State Treasurer 487.08 From Justice of the Peace,. . 30.00 From County (to pay over draft roaddist5) 45.44 From Cbas. H. Gardner (to road dist 8) ....200.00 Total ' Receipts,. $103,750.89 Disbursements: Face County Warrants... $5,832.17 Interest county warrants 573.65 StateTax 12.250.75 Roads, special tax 12,376.52 bcnoois, special tax 5,837 10 City 'of Newport...'. .' . 2 097 44 1 whicn amunt the sum of . $30, - ru T..1J . 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City of Waldoort 128.63 Port of Newport " "i 31 a Q9 i Port of Toledo 264 54 fort or Alsea 617.82 County School, 9.780.00 State Scftool 3,925.00 f tate Treasurer, fines viola tion game law 59,00 Game Warden, informer..... 12.50 Total Disbursements $56,999.95 Cash oh hand, amount to bal ance 92,752 71 Balances. $149,752.63 $149,752.66 ' The above amount nf rash nn , - . - .uwa. vl I mnn mrn r - i ,WJ- l0-s comprised in ithe balanVes of the various fund which are us follows: j County fund.. . . . . . . .'. . $38,277.87 n.'mintv Srhnnl fund 170000 : State Schuol fund lover- drawn). 88.32 Road, bridges, jail, vault fund..1. 11.804 00 Citv of Newnoi-t 2.393.10 City of Toledo,. , 523.13 City of Waldoort 219.25 Indemnity fund 9.15 Port cf Newport 914.97 Port of Toledo 2122.74 Port of Alsea .28.36 State Treasurer, fines.. 12.50 Road districts as follows: 1 $333 19. 11 04 96 44 46 49 95 46 04 97 2 $ 7 61 4 493 75 6 93161 8 52 44 3..... 5.... 7..... 9 11.... 13.... 2 361 1 255 338 10.... 848 12.;.. 372 14. ...1156 16. ...1026 18.. .f 139 21. ...1459 23.... 266 87 91 64 67 37 66 85 15.... 2007 17.... 1217 19.... 442 22.... 397 School districts as follows: 98J 1 537 73 63 12 50 76 26 36 18 60 30 82 30 03 54 65 97 16 76 40 63 75 08 14 13 39 94 07 42 00 10 2 ,...1341 4 .... 26 288 3, . , ,1992 5..... 13 4 6 ? 11.... 13.... 15.... 20.... 22.... 24.... 26.... 28.... 30.... 32.... 85.... 37.... 39.... 41.... 44.... 46.... 48.... 60.... 52.... 54.... 56.... 5.... 60.... 62.... 64.... 66.... 94 79 41 34 91 20 16 30 12 68 37 15 48 12 27 71 67 9J 56 10 05 49 89 38 54 16 50 55 04 7.,... 9.i... 30 899 146 31 66 188 47 6 19 34 81 66 101 23 68 54 757 38 55 178 2 225 4 54 45 135 82 65 63 119 46 45 213 38 124 106 39 184 7 52 688 12.... 14.... 16. . . ; 21.... 23.... 25.... 27.... 29 ... , 31.... 34 ... . 36.... 38, , . , 40.... 42.... 45.... 47.... 49.... 51.... 76 30 38 7 74 5 32 16 53... 55... 57... 59... 61.., 63.., 65... Supplemental to the above, re garding the condition of the County Fund: Cash on hand as above Bet out $38,277.87 Warrants called and the in terest stopped thereon and not as yet presented for each Community Gathered each Our Rustling Associate Editors Estimated interest thereon. 3.436.28 All warrants drawn on tha General Fund of the Coun ty up to and including Sep tember 13. 1911, and war rants numbered 11255. 11240, 11258 and 11267 endorsed September 14. 1911, have been called and the interest stopped there on. The amount of the warrants endorsed subsequent to the date of call and fur which there are no funds in the county treasury to nay. is X87.304 Kfl ; Estimated interest thereon is. 3.492.18 Total $90,796.68! The Sheriff of Lincoln county, Oregon, has turned over to me to date as taxes collected for the year 11912, the sum of $79,853.19. of ' countv fund, the balance going to ! the county school fund and the 1 different cities, school and road districts, port districts, etc. State of Oregon, ) ) ss. County of Lincoln, ) I. G. B. McCluskey, hereby cer tify that I am the duly elected, qualified and actiiu treasurer of Lincoln county. Oregon: that I have prepared the foregoing bemi annual statemant and that the same is in all respects true and orrect. G. B. McCluskey. Countv Treasurer. Toledo. Oregon, April 8, 1913. ... SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT . Of Sheriff of Lincoln Countv for period Ending March 31, 1913 To the Honorable County Court of Lincoln County, Oregon. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the semi-annual report of this office covering the period of six months ending March 31, 1913, giving amounts of money collected by me as Sheriff as shown by the records in this office, includ ing amounts shown upon tax re ceipts, certificate of redemption, certificates of delinquency, mileaae in civil cases and making of deeds receipts, turned over to the County Treasurer in total amounts as fol lows: Redemptions. 1901,. .....$ 14 43 Redemptions, 1902 2 23 Redemptions, i903 ' 30 Redemptions, 1904, 14 72 Redemptions, 1905 12 88 Redemptions, 1906, ...... 30 Taxes. 1907......... .... 1 42 Certificates of delinquency. 1907 11 88 Taxes, 1908 252 64 Certificates of delinquency, 1908 '. 1 64 19 08 57 79 17 14 19 50 97 Taxes. 1909 Certificates of delinquency, 156 8 675 55 1909 Taxes, 1910.. Certificates of delinquency, 1910.... laxes, 1911 19,790 Certificates of delinquency,. 1911 ...'623 Taxes. 1912 79,853 Mileage in civil cases and tax deeds 33 . Total $101,507 Bert Geer, Sheriff. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Of R. H. Howell. County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oreogn, showing the amount of claims allowed by the County Court of said County, for what allowed, amount of. war rants drawn and the amount out standing and unpaid from 'October 1. 1912, to March 31. 1913. On what account Claims allowed allowed and warrants drawn County Court, incuding bill of expert $953 Circuit Court 488 Justice Court 104 Sheriff's office 1066 Clerk's office, 924 Treasurer's office, 199 30 90 45 16 00 98 00 Coroner nftni cr '' NUMBER 8 ing supervisor's sa'ary,. 1020 2ft Stock Inspector's salary,. . l"'2S 00 Assessor's office. ......... 814" BO Extending tax rolls and col-' ; -v- lecting taxes,.. 487 SO Refund of taxes , ,57 69 Books, stationery, postage, printing, telephone for all offices .....1883 41 Janitor, liehts. water, fuel for all offices 439 55 Care of County p s ners,. 245 05 Excavating for jail, on special iund 276 25 care of county poor...... 347 95 95 Lare of insane 88 Construction of bridges. Ken- eral fund 6123 96 Construction of bridgus, special fund 1500 00 section expends 824 40 Sc8,P bounty 122 50 ! Roads and highways, seneral Iund 6246 91 1 Roads and highways, special I fund.... 10' fund .10987 B2 County hiuh school 2173 52 Fire warden 3 Ofr Truant officer 14 20 Total..... $37,484 18 Less the amount drawn on the special fund 12.763 77 Leaving the amount of, 24,720 41 QUARTERLY SUMMARY STATEMENT For the county of Lincoln. state of Oregon, from October 1st, 1912. to March 31st. 1913. October 1, 1912, warrants out standing and unpaid. $100638 35 Warrants issued six months ending March 31, 1913, County fund, 24720 41 ; ; ;. . .. . Total.. 4. $125353 7S: Warrants cancelled six months ending March 31, 1913.. 5832 17 Warrants outstanding and un paid March 31. 1913, $119,526 59 Estimated interest GJIX 96 Total liablities $126,100 55 April 1st. 1913, cash in hands of Treasurer applicable to the payment of the above liabilities $38,277 87 Leaving an actual indebtedness April 1st, 1913, of... $87,822 68 State of Oregon, ) ) es. County of Lincoln, ) I. R. H. Howell, County Clerk in and for Lincoln county, State of Oregon, certify that the foregoingr is a correct statement of the claims allowed by the County Court of said Countv and State, ani the warrants drawn lor six months; ending April 1st. 1913. and the warrants outstanding and unpaid, ahjo the cash on hands applicable to the payment of the same. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my jiand and the seal of the County Court affixed this 5th day of April, 1913. R. H. Howell, (Seal) County Clerk . Monday April 4th 10 pounds onion sets $1.00, regular price 15c. Pe' lb R. S. Van Cleve. Miss Ruth Bradford went to Portland Wednesday morning in answer to a message announcing: the illness of a member of her family. TO TRADE FOR TIMBER Corner lot 52 by 100 feet in growing district. Fifteen minutes ride from the center of the city improved with hotel building, over 50 rooms well furnished, complete. Two store rooms. Ihree carlines pass this property. Wakefield, Fries & Co., 85 Fourth St., Portland, Oregon. FOR CONSTIPATION. Mr. L. H. Farnham. a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are certainly the pest thing on the market for constipa tion." Give these tablets a trial. You are ce-tain to find them agree able and pleasant in effect. Pric 25 cents. Samples free. For sale? by all dealers. 1 i i 1 v , I V ; .3, . 1 Payment ,. 35,028.67 School Supt. office, includ. ) Hi
