Lincoln County leader., May 16, 1913, Image 4

Lincoln County Leader
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPF.R
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SUHSCRIPTION RATES
One Year .- - - 1 50
Six Months - - 75
Hi: 0.3 Mouth - 61)
Knttrert at the wxtoRlce t Toledo, Oregon, M
wornd-clan n.ail mailer.
ADVERTISING KaTJM
Dlopl y , 10 cenlN pur Inch ier Inane.
LiK-iil mid Kernllng Koilctn, be per line.
Notice t ot Sale, Wanted, Ktc, live lines or
iii.1h' -(in per lme; tki per month.
HntneMn.J Notices, Ml Timber Nolli'eK, $10.
Lincoln County
Fire Patrol Assn.
In response to en invitation is
sued bv State Forester F.A. Elliott
a number of timber owners and re
presentatives met at the court
house in this city at 10 a. m. last
Friday to discuss the advisability of
organizing a tire patrol association.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr. Elliott and upon motion he was
elected temporary chairman, lit.
Elliott explained that it was neres
sarv to establish a fire patrol to
protect all timber in conformity
with the law enacted by the last
Legislature, and explahed that a
county organization could handle the
situation in a much cheaper basis
than the state could. C. S. Chao
man of Portl; nd made an able ad
dress supplementing the state for
ester's It was moved that an cragniz
ticn be perfected, constitution and
by-laws adopted and a board of
directors elected, whereupon the
Lincoln County Fire Patrol Asso
ciation came into existence.
The folluwing board of diiectors
u-Q3 elected: A. W. Morgan and
V. E. Ball, of Toledo; W. K. Hail
of Siletz; Lewis Montgomery of
, Portland, and W. V. Fuller of Dal
las. The board elected A. W. Mor
gan, Dresidcnt; Lewis Montgomery,
vice president; W. E. Ball, secre
tory and treasurer.
The Beard retained Ted McEl
vr.in of Toledo as supervising war
den. Mc-mbei'shiD to the Association
can be secured by written cr per
sonal application to the secretary.
The law as enacted by the Legis
lature makes it obligatory" upon the
owner of any timber or brush land
to furnish an adequate fire patrol
to protect this property. His or
their failure to do so cut3 the mat
ter in the hands of the state for
ester, who furnishes patrolmen and
the expense (not to exceed 5o per)
acre) is assessed bv thy County
Court and levied ai any other tax
aifiinst the property.
Inasmuch as the major part of
the resources of Lincoln county i3
embraced in our tinibtr it h wise
to protect same and net let it be
destroyed through carelcssneDs or
negligence on our rjaTt.
Apply to the secretary for mem
bership in the Association and don't
wait to be hauled in.
The Annual
Institute
The annual institute for the
teachers cf Lincoln county wili be
neld May 27. 28 and 23tli at Tc
ledo.
May 27, 28 and 23th arc the
dates for the instutute this school
year. It is a little later than 1
wanted to hold it but I do as I
think best for all concerned.
Tne instructors will be the best
that can be hud, regardless of cost.
Mr. J. U Mucrman of Washington,
D C, is one ot tne best rural edu
cators in the United States. He
will be here to tell us many things
that will bs worth while.
School officers t3 well as teachers
and parents are cordially invited
to attend a part or all thj time.
It is to the parents r.nd school
workers as well as the teacher that
Mr. ll erman wishes to talk. He
also wants) to get some expressions
frcr; you, so ct"? fhrt vnj may
i i i i
neip mm in me worn mat nu is
doing. It will do you good.
It. P. Goin,
I wish to say that the posters
circulated about the city, advertis
ing a High Schoul and Base Ball
Benefit Dance are a mistakes) far
as the High fachuol is concerned
ine loieoo iugn ocnooi gives no
dances and no one in authority had
any thing to do with the printing
of the posters. A. H. Weber.
Mrs. P. Frederick
HAS OPENED A FIRSTCLASS
Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors
in the building recently
occupied by the "Palace of Sweets"
All Trimmings Reasonable
Come In, will be Pleased to Meet Von
.Am aV .
Salem Beer
The Most Popular Malt Beverage in
Oregon
Salem bottled beer .is the equal of any Eastern product, being
especially brewed for family and hotel trade. A temperance drink
in the real meaning of the word, conducive to both health and
enjoyment of life.
SALEM BREWERY ASSN.
Salem. Oregon
No Mother
Need Fear
Mi
her child eating-too much cf our
pure chocolates, because they will
du the youngster more gocd than
harm. They are made from the
purest materials, in the cleanest of
candy kitchens, and are guaranteed
in eviry way. Nothing -,n delicious
and so satisfying. And- best of
all thev are moderate in piicj as
buyers know.
AFs Smokehouse
AL WAUGH, Prep.
Just
Arrived
A line line
Children's Dresses
The nicest line ever brought
to Toledo
E LEWIS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ihe Beard of Directors of school
district No. 47. Siletz, Lincoln
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids lor the erection of a school
house, near Spencer Scott's, uz per
plans and specifications cn file, at
office of district clerk. '
The district furnishes all mater
ial. All bids must be filed with
the ckrk cn or before 9 o'clock a.
m., June 14. 1913.
The Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
C. S. Davis, Clerk.
Dated May 12, 1913.
the new line of Ra
tina Hats at
Mrs. Frederick's
See
pfo t?i
of
There never was a time when
people appreciated the real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. This is shown by
the increase in sales and voluntary
testimonials from peroni who have
been cured by it. If you or your
children are troubled with a cough
"or cold give it a trial and become
acquainted with its good qualities.
For sale bv a drucgists.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given tlint I have
funds on linuil to pny rII Comity Wnr
runts di-nwu on the General Fund, hiuI
endorsed; "Not paid for wantof Funds"
up to and including Nov., 15th, 1911.
Interest on said warrnut8 to cease on
and after said date.
O. B. McCluskkv, Country Treasurer
Unted at loledo, Or., this 9th day of
Muv, 1113.
- . -
Judge C. H. Gardner went to
Portland the first of the week.
Frank Nye returned from a short
visit at Portland last Friday.
PREMIUMS
Just Arrived
i
Bring in all of your Silps for your Premiums, as we
will discontinue givin away premiums on goods on
June 1st. 1913. All outstanding slips are redeemable
at any time, up to June 1st. Premium biIds will be
given with all purchases and are transferable.
No Premiums with purchases
after June 1st. All slips
are redeemable
In order to meet all outside competition we will still
reduce our prices and discontinue the premiums.
All Customers will be Benefitted
in .the prices
Our prices on a bill of merchandise will be cheaper
than any competitior in the couniy. Get our prices
and we can 6ave you money. All our Goods are Guar
anteed. Toledo Racket Store
Warnock & Hughes
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INCOLN BOUNTY
(INCORPORATED)
Toledo, Oregon
Does
General
DIRECTORS
C. E. HAWKINS
Wm. SCARTH
C. O. HAWKINS
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THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Will be in his office in the Ofstcdahl Building
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
TOL
FEED and SALE STABLES
Lu TVELL EQUIPPED WITH
GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HORSES
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRAVELING MEN
Runs Daily Dray Line. Goods delivered Promptly at all hours.
eral hauling. Teams furnished on short notice.
HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
F4.Y AND FEED FOR SALE.
Launch Transit.
Leaves Elk City 7 a. m.:
Toledo 9 a, m.
Returning, leaves Newport 2 p
m.
Toledo 4 p. m
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. H. A. Norton, Carjt.
It would surprise you to know
of the great good that is being
done by Chamberlain's Tablets.
Darius Downey of New berg Junc
tion, N. B , writes. "My wife has
been using Chamberlain's Tablets
and finds them very effectual and
doing her lots of good " If you
have any trouble with your stomach
or bowels give them a trial. For
sale by all druggists.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
The County Court for Lincoln
county, state of Oregon, will re
ceive bids for the construction and
covering of the Boulder bridge
span (without approaches) on the
Salmon River road. Bidder to fur
nish all material and perform all
labor and to fu-nish plans and
specifications. All bids must be
filed with the County Clerk on or
before 9 o'clock a.m., June 4. 1913.
' R. H. Howell County Clerk.
B
ANK
Banking Business
Interest
on
Time Deposits
RjRY
Gen-
BOTH PHONES
DR. M. L. MORRIS
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office in Ofstedahl Building
Toledo, Oregon
THE
YAQUINA BAY
LAND AND ABSTRACT
COHPANY
SARA CRAHEN. Manigw
TOLEDO, OKliGO.V
Have an up-to-date and complete
set of Abstracts of Lincoln County.
FOR SALE.
Term of bay mares, well mated:
weight about 2500 lbs.; KOod. true
puller, for farm, freighting or
grading. Price $250. including
good work harness.
A. C. Crawford. Siletz, Or.
R. U. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOlKDO, OHKOON
Office In Ofstedahl Bnildlng. Office
hours : 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8
P. m.. Emergency Calla at anv tlm
wm 'PHONES'
BE
EDO LIVERY!
Gerald Calkins of Riversido was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
Fred Romtvedt returned Tuesday
evening from a visit to the Valley.
C. P. Merrell returned Wednes
day evening from a visit at Hood
River.
R. L. McFerland arid Jos. Swallia
were down from Summit the first
of the week.
Mrs. Ruth Merriwether raturned
Wednesday evening from a several
weeks' visit in Chicago.
The Dime picture theatre is now
giving its patrons a complete change
of program every night.
Jim Hodges of
k City made
; proof on his homestead before
I County Clerk Howel the first .of
the week.
Mrs. Ethel Eattnun of Siletz
! has been visiting her vi r ;nts, Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Roes, the past sev
I cral days. j
Despite the heavy rain last Sat
urday 85 tickets were sold at the
I local deDOt for the school picnic at
j Eddyville.
I Commissioner W. F. Wakefield
: returned to his home at Eddyville
I Tuesday after being in attendance
at the session of Commissioners'
; Court.
I The Leader force has been badly
i swamped with work this week.
printing three booklets and oth.T
; job work, and we ano'osiz to oi:r
readers for the neglected news col
umns. The County Court cn the 9th ap
pointed C. S. Davis, C. B. Crosno
and C. 0. Hawkins as a county fair
board. The board immediatey filed
a bond with the Court in excess cf
state appropriation. At the last
session of the state Legislature
provision was made for state and
countv fairs and empowered the
County Courts to aupoint a board
of three members. The state ap
propriation for Linnuln county this
year is $529.58. This money must
be used for premiums only.
Farmers' Institute
at Summit
May 23 is to te ca!a day at Sum
mit, when every farmer with his
wife, children and friends will
come with baskets of good things
to ent, to the grar.xe hall to hear
the.OAC prcfrEEcrs demonstrate to
us how to improve curselvcs, cur
farms, stock, cries, etc. Under
the aiifiniccsof the Summit Grange,
No. 422. F.vcnbcdy invi'ed.
Dc:i't fcrcct the date, Friday, Day
23d.
.SUMMONS .
In the Clrrnit Court of tf c Mnteof Orogon, for
Lincoln ( (unity.
J. I.. Itlckn rii, 1'liiiiitill, vs. C. B. Grraven, do-
fendnnt.
To C. B. Ureuves, the almve ruined defendant:
In the Npme of tho stntt of Oienron:
You nre hereby notified that J. J.. Rickiiinn,
Ihe holder of CertltWiiteof Delinquency mtm
tieied 73 iMiied on Ihe'.ih day of August, lsill,
l.y the Tux Collector of iho County of Lincoln
8 Inlo 1 Oii'Kiin, for the amount of Three nnd
no-100 Dollar, the Mime lieltiK the amount then
due and delinquent fr tx for the year lM
toce ther with juiial:-, Interest and ends
thereon upon the icnl property anfessed lo
you, of which ynu nro tho owner as appcare
of record, situated in suit conn I y and state,
and piirtic-ule.ily hornded and described as
follow, to wit: l."'t II of block l.Cooper'a
blkg. N. & T' addition to Newport, Oregon.
You nre further untitled that fald J. L.
l!ickn:nn hnii pnid taxes on said premise tor
prior or Mib'eiiueul venr, with the rate of
interest on xnid amounts as follows:
Year's Onto fax Hate of
Tux ram lifceipi .no. Am Interest
15 per ft
15 ter ct
IS per et
Ifi net et
Snld '. II. Ureuves ihe uwuu' of the legal
title of tho above described properly as Ihe
lime appears of rccord.'ainl each of the oilier
persons nl ove mimed arc hereby further noli
lied thai . I. I.. lticl.umu will apply to the
Circuit Court of the enmity and stale afore
said for a decree foreclosing the lien attains!
the property ubove defcribed, and lneiiliomxl
In fiald ccrllllca'e. And you are Hereby nun
moned to appear within sixty days after the
tlrst publication of ihls mnniona, exclusive of
thedny of sr.M II "1 public,,!!,, gli d.ifend
this action or pay Ihe amount due as above
rhowii, together with costs and accrued
lutorest, and in ciiso of y0,ir rut) u re,
lo u mi, decree will bo rendered fore
closing Ihe lien uf said taxeannd costs against
tho land anu premises above named.
This aummoiis Is publl-hcd by order of tho
Honorable John Foimrty, Judge of the Couniy
Court of ho Sni'o of Oregon or Ihe County of
Lincoln and said order was made and dalod
this 17th day of April, 1'jis, and the date of
Ihe first publication of this summons is tho
23th day of April. 1H18.
All process mid papers ,n tills proceeding
may be served upon Ihe undersigned twMIng
within the Slnla of Oitgon at tho address
hereafter mentioned, llitwklns & McCluskey,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Address, Toledo, Oregon. 13
tas Aim i", fill' j jrj.ii
lino a ua 21, imi i I n.Ti
UH1 Mar IS. l'HJ I"1' 1 6.(
W12 Ai.r 1, I'.'i:' t'r" I 1 r.S
Ott Holaste of South Rpnch maa
a county seat visitor Tuesday.
Ihe High School graduating ex
ercises will be held at the Woodmen
Hall, Friday, May 23rd, at tight
P. m.
The Baccalaureate Sermon of the
Toledo High Schoul will be reached
by the Rev. Hurd of Newrort at
eight p. in. Sunday, May 18th, at
the M. E. Church.
. STRAYED
Frcm my pasture 2d of May, one
bcrrel mare about 10 years old.
heavy mane and taW, white spot in
face, weight about 1500 lbs; also
yearling colt about the same color,
had halter on. Finder please noti
fy John Ebbe, Toledo. Or.
FOR SALE.
One full-cabin launch with 10 h.
D. engine, life belts, anchor and
complete equipment. Would make
good commercrial boat Alio scow,
12x32 ft. The above outfits are in
good condition and will sell at
sacrifice. Apply at R. A. Ander
sen's Boat Works, or J. B. Booth at
Lincoln County Bank.
Some School
Questions
Can women vote Ht school meet
ings? What are the legal holidays on
which no school should he taught?
Was Lincoln's Birthday a legal
holiday?
These questiuns have been as tad
many times, and I have answered
them each time, by simply quoting
the school law. which, in some in
stances, was not satisfactory. I
have taken' these auestiosn up with
te state departments and am told
as follows:
1. A woman can vcte if she has
property assessed in her name, as
shown by the last county assess
ment, cr if she is the head of a
family of children of schuol age,
her husband for any reascn or
other being disfranchised, or if she
is a widow with children of school
age. That is. in districts ef the
third class. Districts having less
than 200 children of school age are
of the tnird class. In second and
first class districts, to be a legal
voter one must have property as
fesd in her own name or own
sk e' s or shares in some company
or ccrporaton that is assessed, as
shown by the last county assess
ment. If one is elieible to vcte in
a district cf thu first or second
class shy mav vote in districts of
the third clrss. The fpet that
women now nave the right to vote
in all elections, doe3 not change
her pesition with regard to school
elections.
2. The Legal Holidays are Jan
uary 1st February 22d. May 30th,
July 4th. October 12tn, December
25th, and every day on which there
is an election held throughout the
state, and every day appointed by
the Fresident of th United States
or by the Governur of this state for
a public feast thanksgiving or holi
day. 3. Was Lmculn's' Birthday a
holiday? No. It was believed bv
some that it was made a legal holi
day by an act of the Governor, but
it was not. It will be a legal holi
day after the 3d cf June but will
differ from the other holidays, its
school will be open that day.
R. P. Goin. County School Supt.
We Hold Up
to Admiration
our high-grade, ready-mixed Faint3
which have received tie aDproba
tion of the trade and ore univer
sally appreciated by householders
who have used therr. They are ex
tremely well ground and , well
blended ready to use. Paints with
a base of pure white lead and lin
seed oil. They go farther, and
cover more surface than other
brands. AH the ordinary shades.
All size tins.
TOLEDO DRUG CO.
Commissioners1
Court-May Term
Synopsis of the May term of the
County Commissioners' Court:
Petition of Polly Schmidt for
quitclaim deed, granted.
Geo Horsfall. et al, work in
road dist 15 $1100.41
W D Horner, et al, work road
dist 16 13100
Ralph Harcar, et al. work read
dist 15 36.75
Ed Earnest, et al, work road
dist 1 34 25
Payne & Reed, work on Co
jail, 1800.00
Gardr.er & Sons, lumber read
diitl7. ' J 94.34
G H Church, wcrk dist 17, 7.00
E Jackson, work road dist 17. 7.00
E G Calkins, work dist 17, 13.75
Petition of Isaac Boise for
county road, continued.
Bid of Ed Earnest, in sum of
$2245, for ccnitruction of
Alsca Kiver bridge, accepted
and contract granted.
C L Chattcrlon, et al, work
road dist 18.00
City of Toledo, water for court
house March and April, 12.00
H J Minthorn. medical services
given Jas Craig, 65.00
Cconer & Co. 2 road drags, 56.44
Walker & Lebow, freight and
nails. 27.30
J C Dixon, tools for road dist
10. 10.98
Toledo Light Co, lights for
ncurthoure Dec to May, 25.40
Lincoln Co Telephone Co.
phones for courthouse 9.00
John Kentta, mdse for road
dist 15. 20.40
O R Ilollingsworth, 2 window
shacks for courthouse. 1.30
Mrs Wvgant, clothing for in
sane. 42.51
M Tindall, lumber road 6, 13.76
Oregon Journal, advertising
for jail bids. 5.65
Dcdson & Cock, freight on
ro3d grader. 10.00
C G Copeland, casket for Jas
Craig, 29.35
C S Parmele, burial expenses
Wm. Gorton. 46.50
Home for Aged, care Lou Hall
March and April, 60.00
Commercial Hotel, meals and
lodging for prisoners, 16M5
School dist No 2. High School
March and April. 230.45
School Dist 12. High Schcol
MarMi and April. 112.00
Plat of "Yahutes" townsite,
approved.
Plat of "Beauty Ridge" town
site, apnroved.
Plat cf "Cranberry Subdivis
ion" townsite, approved.
F L Euker. deputy assesscr. 9
davs. 27.00
P D Cunningham Co, self-inking
Banddater stamp. 2 81
Glass & Prudhomnie. suppMes 205 82
Bushong & Co. supplies, 20.03
Yaquina Bay News, printing, 44.20
Newport Signal, printing. 13.25
Collins & Hayden. printing, 131.45
Coast. Culvert Co. culverts, 129.37
Irwin Hcdson Co, furniture,
record and warrants. 64.00
State, amt due 1912 fire war
den. 144.77
John Folmsbee. expenses at
tending supervisors meeting. 2.50
Watt Shipp, powder for road
dist 1. P9.04
Watt Shipp. powder for Co. 9.03
John Lournis, deputy assessor,
22 days, 66.00
G B McClusky, expenses, 4.50
G B McCluskey, treasurer 66.66
Carl Gilde'sleeve, salary as
deputy clerk. 100.00
R H Howell, salary as clei' 208.65
R II Howell, postage, express,
etc. 17.87
Verne Ross, making tax state
ments. 136 88
Jaclt'Poss, same, 24 10
Lola Wade, same, , ?.G0
Aileen Gaither, same, 3D J0
Bert Grer, salary a? sncritT, 00 00
.1 H Ross, Care hs'anc, 6.50
Bert Geer, postage, care of
prisoners, and expenses. 108.56
J W rarrish, et al, fees state
.casep, 30.70
R II Gwynn, constable fees
state casrs, 10.80
J W Partish, ft al, drawing
jury list for 1913. 7.U0
Petition of Ed Paine to have
two piling driven on shore of
Yaamna bay for the Alsea
and Toledo fmy, granted.
Petition of William Bliss for
county aid, granted.
R R Miller, salary as school hut
ervisor March and April 200.00
J H Glines. expenses attending
educational meeting. , ' 8.50
R P Goin, salary and expenses
March and April, 136.23
R D Burgess, salary as health
officer and examining insane 40.00
W E Ball, salary and postage
March and April. 167.85
Mrs W E Ball, work in assess
or's office March and April. 79.00
L M Starr, work on sheriff's
ledger. 3 months. 97.50
Z M Derrick, surveying, 197.80
Frank Gatens, axman, 5. 00
Chester Ryan, same, 5.co
Grcver Duty, chainman, 10.00
C E Hubble, same, 10.00
Fred Streller, repairing lights
for cnurthuose. 2.50
G S Parmele, lumber fcr road
dist 17. 116.59
W M Berry, et al, drawing
jury lists for 1912 and 1913 14.00
R S VanCleve, mdse, .50
Margaret Freemery, guarding
insane, 9.00
W M Berry, et al, fees justice
cases, 40.90
Walker & Lebow. mdss for in
sane, 15.43
Jas Kent care ins.ne, 2.U0
Petition of Z C Copeland for
ferry between Newport and
South Beach granted. County
to pay $25 per month from
Oct 1, 1913, to Junel. 1911.
Carson & Brown, attorney fea
tax ca:e. 60
Astoria Iron Works, nutting
jail cells on boari cars. 26
Fred Chambers, chsinman on
Newport Siletz-road survey. 63,
C Beauchamp. same, 10,
Jim Derrick, same, 55,
Ed Bent'ey, rodman 54,
Oris Collver. axman, 7,
Vern Jones, work, 4
Frank Eeauchamp, axman, 57,
Pail Smith, same. 47,
John Thi?sell, et al, work in
road dist 4. 42,
G C Doty, et al, work road dist
20, 44,
Lincoln County Sentinel, print
ing. 9
A Ludemann, tools for road
dist 4. 48,
Ludemann & McMillan, lumber
road dist 2, 136,
Ludemann & McMillan, lumber
road dist 5, 18
Mitchell. Lewis & Walker,
plow for r:ad dist 4, 16
J W Davnport, tt al, work
ruad dist 22, 13
John Turndige, j?nitor and
laundry for courthouse, 51
Phinley Bones, et al. work road
dist 16, continued.
John R Coovert, et al, work in
road dist 5, . 56
Frank Carson, Llacksmithing, 7
Dudley TrapD. et ol.work road
dist 14, 20
D B Ramsdell.et al, .same, dist
10, 27
Jcs Sijota, same di-c 18. 22
A York. same, dist 6. 302,
J H SugK. Fame, dist 9. 6
B W Hays, sari.e, dist 2 65
Chas Hassmp.n. E8m Hist 7 l?f,
I F Borton, axman on survey, 13,
Warnock & Hughe3, mdse for
poor, , 10
Resolutions of read meeting
of district No. 15 accepted.
Petition of R McMillen, et al,
for a road continued.
F M Carter, attending insane
claimed $14 albwed 10.25
Oren Ruperts aid for March
and April 30.00
Petition of Luke Edwards for
refund of taxes, continued
until June 4
Petiticn of Bert Getr. for re
fund of taxes, continued until
June 4.
Jo.hn Folmsbee, et al, work
road dist 23. 60
B F Beasley. viewine Newport-
Siletz road claimed $171.05
nllfwcd 152
W F Wakefield, per diem and
milmge as commissioner, 69
Claus Ludemann, same, 35
John Fogarty, salary as csunty
juore. 100
70
W L Phillinf, witness in 6tate
case, claimed. $32.20 al
lowed, 39 40
Wm Mackey, work road dist 8, 14.65
Ross McElwain anrointed sup
ervisor of road district 24.
Report of viev;ers on Ncwport
SiLtz road, continued until
July term of Court.
Gardner & Petersen, powder
for road dist 4, 19.05
dist J7, 166.25
dist 14, 14.75
' " dist 16, 228.65
Ivan Cox. work road dist 6,
$33.10 not allowed.
Chas Trask, came, $12.50 not
allowed.
M Wygant, viewing Ncwport
Siletz road, 125.00
Lee Doty, hauling lumber road
dist 20, 61.85
The White Corner Store
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fisher's Blend, Olympic and Stnyton Flour
Chase & Sanborn Coffee and Teas
Monmouth Creamery Butter
The Best Made
R. S. VAN CLEVE
ROUND
Summer Excursions East
via
I siinoa 1
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Tickets will be said from a'l main and branch line points in Onroa
to Eastern destination one way through California or via Portland.
Stop overs within limit.
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY May :8 to Sept. 30
Final Return Limit October 31st
ATLANTIC CITY
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
CHICAGO
DENVER
TORONTO
DETROIT
INDIANAPOLIS
' KANSAS CITY
MEMPHIS
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, D. C.
And various other points South
for full particulars as to route and
and for literature describing points
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen.
Bert Geer, freight jail cells. 40.35
Gardner & Peterson, mdse for
road. $28.90 continued.
Resignation of Constable C E
Vanderpool, accepted.
Contract for Big Elk bridge
near B F Grant's, cont.
Claim of Phinley Bores, et al,
for work road dist 16, cont.
Wm Dodson. and T M McClin
tock. were appointed viewers
of tha Schooner and Bear
Creek road.
In order to avoid further diffi
culty all road supervisors are
ordered to keep iight-of-way
free from obstruction,
R. II. Howell. County Clerk.
George King was up from Oyster
vi 11c Wednesday.
Samuel Reichen was up. from
Newport vesterday.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys went to
Portland Monday morning.
Mrs R. D. Burgess returned last
Friday evening from a visit at Cor
vallis. Hugh Corgan came over from his
farm on th Santiam the first of the
week.
Dr. Morris left this morning for
McMinnville to assist in performing
an operation.
The catholic chapel car St. An
othonv was taken to the Valley
Monday morning.
Mi-sea Gertrude and Nellie
Baird entertained the Ladies' Club
at their home last Wednesday even
ing. Superintendent K. C. Egbert,
Jchn Adams, Oscar Brown, Norman
Strom and J. Wcinstock all cf Si-'
letz went tc Portland the first o
the week as witnesses before th(
Federal Court.
Miss Lena Ball, who has beer
visiting with her cousins, Missct
Susie and Rctta Gordy. passed
through this city Friday morning
cn her way to Pcrtland, where she
wil' L't with f'.icr.tb a few weeks
before returning to her home in
Toledo. Oregon City Courier.
At a meeting of the schoul
board this week four teachers were
chosen for the ensuing year, heing
Misses Esther Copeland, . Olga
Peterson, Winifred Spencer and
Queen Lynn. Another meeting
was held Jaot evening to select the
other teachers and a principal. We
will give the full list next week.
TRIP
the
TO
NORFOLK
OMAHA
PHILADELPHIA
ROCHESTER
ST. LOUTS
WINNIPEG
and East. Call on nearest Affircl
fares to any particular Eastern city,,
along the S. P. or write.
Pass. Agt.. Portland ,Oro
For sale. 6 choice Jersey heifers
:oming fresh in Octuber. Prwus
S50 per head. Horace UnderhifiJ.
Summit, Oregon.
the
BON B0NIERE
51. N. ANDliUSO.N, 1'n.p.
Choice Con feet ions
Summer JJriiil,
Tee Cream,
Milk Shake
Traits, Xut s
Tobacco, Lunch Goods.
Stationery
rtpst Brands Cigars;
TOLEDO, OREGON
WAUGhTS
MARKET
FRONT STREET
Fresh and Cured Meats
Fish and Oysters
in Season
Highest Cash Price Paid for Ilkhs
LESTER WAUGH, Prep.
JILIOUSNESS AND
CONSTIPATION.
Fcr years I was troubled ik2
biliousness and constipation. wSSthi
mde life miserable for me. My
appetite failed me. I lust my hhajJ
force and vitality. Pepsin vrvjxtr
atiors and cathartics onlv rev&?
matters worse. I do not tmar
where I should have been today lad
not tried Chamberlain's Stcrvsr!
and Liver Tablets. The tablets wp
lieve the ill feeling at once, strcwr
then the digestive functions, purify
the stomach, liver and blood, fiercr
ing the system to do its work n(.
urally. Mrs. Rosa Potts. fifrnriaK
ham, Ala These tablets are for
sale by all dealers