Lincoln County leader., June 19, 1914, Image 4

Lincoln County Leader
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPRR
COLLIN'S & HAYDEX, Publishers
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year - SI 50
Six Month - 76
Throe Month - - - 51)
Dt.reil it the vtofflce at Toledo, Oregon, M
Meond-claii n.all matter.
ADVEMT1H1NO KaTIM
Display, 10 cents per Inch per iMue.
Loral and Heading Notice, 6c per line.
NoUt-tor Bale, Wanted, Elo., rive lines or
nnder 'UoperWaue; fiOc per mopth.
Homeateud Notices, ir: Timber Notices, 110.
Commissioners' Court
In the matter of the Siletz and
Upper Farm road B. F. Davis al
lowed contract.
The following claims were al
lowed:
W E Watkins, et al, road
work $312.25
Dudley TraDp, ct al, Bame . 75 60
C A Baker, et al, same 20.50
P U Kiting erecting election
booths 3.00
R. II. Howell. Countv Clerk.
There is no substitute
f of Royal Baking Pow
det lot making the
best cake, biscuit and
pastry. Royal is Ab
solutely Ptste and the
only baking powcte
made from Royal
gffape cream of tartar.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, j
' The County Court of Lincoln (
county, Oregon will receive sealed :
bida for the construction of a wag
cn bridge acri ss the Yaquina river ,
near the mouth of Thornton creek,
about 1 mile west; of Cnitwood.
AH bids must be in accordance with
plars and specifications now on file
in the CUrk's cfiice, und must be,
accMiipi.iiiel Ly a certified check
amounting to 5 per cent, of the bid
submitted.
All bid3 must be filed with the
County Clerk on or before 10
o'clock a. m July 7th, 1914.
R. 13. Howell. County Clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sea'cd proposals, addressed to
the County Court of Lincoln County, !
Oregon and indorsed "Proposal for '.
constructing the Seitz Five Rivers
bridec" will bo received by the'
County Court of Lincoln county at
its office in the Courthouse, Toledo,
Oregon, until 10 o'clock a. m. of
the 7th day of July. 1914, and at,
that time and place publicly opened !
and read.
Plans and specifications' may be i
seen at the office of the County
Clerk in Toledo, Oregon, and at the
store of Walker & Lebow. Wald-
port, Oregon.
All material will be furnished ty I
Lincoln county.
A certified check for 6 per cent.
of the amount of the bid shall ac
company the fcid.
R. II. Howell. County Clerk.
BIDS WANTED.
Bids for building a school house
in District No. 50 will be received
by the Clerk of that district until
1 o'clock p. m. July 1st 1914.
Following are the specificlation.:
Building to be 22 ft by 80; 12
feet r'ueding placed 2 ft. center;
floor jcice and ceiling juice to 'be
2 foot center; three sills to be
placed cn Docks not more than 5
ft. apart; blocks to be not less
than 12 inches in diameter; sills
mutt be at least 18 inches above
the ground; studding tube doubled
at cornt rs: plates to he 2 inches by
4 dnchLd: rcof to be hip cut on 9
and 11 pilch or nine foot rise;
raftois to be placed 2 ft. center;
heating tu be placed 4 inches
apart; shingles to bo laid 4 inches
to the went her; there must bo at
lesst 2 iai!a in each shingle. Cor
nit h to be plumb ccrnish, 1(1 inches
wide; roof hips will be covered
with tin Inn shingles. There will
be a partition 6 it. from front of
building. Outside of building to
be coveted with 6 in. rustic. The
walls and ceiling tu be covered with
six inch ih'.cliip. All inside of
building to hsve wainscoating not
lers than four feci high. One front
door to swing out; two swing doors'
from entry to erkoolroom to be
placed in proper pesition to con
form with schoolroom. Eleven
windows, two in frrnt, five on side
and four in rear of building; sido
fasteners on each window. One
brick flue 12x16 inches to extend
not lers than four ft. below the
ceiling and not Iris than four ft.
above the roof; the chimney to be
placed in corner of building as
near b hip cf roof will Dcrmit.
One perch in front, ten fect long,1
six it. wide, 8 it. posts; roof, hip
to conferm with the main building,
four steps, more or Iris. 12 in.
wide, 8 inches full length of porch.
Two toilets, four ft. Ions bv six ft..
7 ft aliul.lino kin .,. ... 1
aide; ceiling inside; four in. floor
ing, scat, ventilation, etc.
AH work to be done in ftrstclnsi
workman-like manner, under the
direction of the School Buard.
All necessary materials will be
furnished by the district.
A. It. Hill. Clerk ,
Tsft, Oregon.
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Water Front Meat Market
J. L. Demilt, Prop.
Fresh anil Cured Meats. Tolclo Creamery
lluller.
I buy all my Beef, Muttor. nrid Pork from
the the local nincherv, mid I pay the highest
market price dolivereil at my shop. I pay
the highest market price for hides und pelts.
WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OR.
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At Tidewater, Oregon, Wednes
day, June 10th, Edward E. Bar
clay, Aged 42 years. He was the
eldest sun of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Barclay of , Tidewater, Oregon.
The deceased had been an invalid
for years having sustained injuries
25 years ag last February , while
working in a logging camp. Al
though a great sufferer all these
years he has borne it patiently.
And when the messenger called he
was ready to go, and in peace and
contentment went from the crumb
ling house of clay to that home
where his God and his Savior had
prepared a welcome for the worthy
end the just
He left his aged parents, one
brother and three sisters to follow
him some day und although missed
here, they know th'at he is out of
that s'orm tossed sea, safe, to meet
them bye and bye He was laid
away June 11, in Tidewater ceme
tery, where a large gathering of
friends and neighbors paid their
tributes of luvc and respect to the
deceased and to the sorrowing re
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay and family
have been residents of Tidewater
I on 1 . u n .
known and best respected people of
the community and have the heart
felt sympathy of all who know
them in their past cares and present
sorrow.
Road Supervisor Ilamor was over
from Siletz Tuesday.
Mrs. Winnie Rcs3 of Newport
was visiting in the city Monday.
Jobepli Swallia of Summit was a
Toledo vihitor the first of the week.
Miles McFarlnnd of Portland is
visiting at the D. B. Stuart home
in this city.
County Clerk Marks of Linn
county parsed through cn the trsin
yesterday morning.
Robert Andross and wife pnssed
through to Newport Saturday even
ing for a visit with relatives. 8
Mrs. W. E. Lingenfeltcr and
daughter. Isabel, returned Monday
evening from a trip to Corvullis.
Mrs. Oliver Altree arrived down
irom rortiann Wednesday lor a
visit with relatives and friends. j
" Merchant Allen Hughes is at
Portland this week, where he took
his wife to a hospital for treatment.
County Commissioner Wm. Wake
field was in the city the first of 1
the week attending Commissioners'
Court.
Messrs. Warren and Walter Hall
I of Filets arrived here TucsJay
evening in.their new autos, having
driven over from Portland.
The Toledo Drug Co. this -week
installed four large display cases.
which thev receited on the steamer
Bandon. These cases are large and
roomy and will give much more
space for the display of goods.
Wm. Peterson, of Brown's bridge
crew, had hia knee can torn loose
Wednesday while working at bridge
60, just this side of Summit. He
was brought to Toledo that evening
and Dr. Burgess attended him.
At the annual school meeting
held at the Grammar school build
ing Monday afternoon Mrs. A. M.
Gildcrsleeve was elected director
for a term of three years, to suc
ceed J. J. Gait her, and F. N. Hay
den was re-elected clerk for cno
year.
Beginning Mondav. June 22, the
noon train will be placed on the
run run between here and Albnny,
giving us four passenger trains
each day. The following ia the
schedule: Easthound passenjer
leaves Yaquina, 7:30 a.m.; Toledc,
8:16: arrives at Albany 12:20.
Noon train, west bound, leaves Al
bany 7:30; Toledo, 11:20; arriving
at Yaquina 11545 Returning, cast
bound, leaves Yaquina 2 p m, To
led 2:25, arriving at Albany f.:15
Wear bound, evening, leaves Alhrny
lorn; Toledo, 6:05; Yaquina. 0:30
This will shorten the time about
forty minutes on round trip be
tween Albany and Yaquina
Dr.W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Will be In his olllce in tho OfsUdahl Building
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
nventor of the Berry System Crown and Bridge Work.
Late Principal Bwy-Post-Graduate School, St. Louis, Missouri.
Crown, Bridge and Plate Work, and the cro of Children's
teeth a Specialty.
H. ZOPHAR THARP, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and 8UROEON
Cilice, Hawkins Bid.
Rriidence and Office phone.
Launch Lollipop.
The launch Lollipop will make
regular trips to Newport and way
points, hereafter, each Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Leaves, 9
a. m. Returning, leave Newport at
4 p. m.
YEARLING DURHAM
BULLS FOR SALE.
Not absolutely thoroughbred,
but nearly so and guaranteed good
blood and well rained animals. Ad
dress inquiries to' Ole Olscn, Lin
villr, Or.
On and After : c
June 25th
Will Open a
New Stock
of Goods, which I offer at
Reasonable Prices For
Strictly Cash
L. E. Casteei Co. .
Cash Store
Yaquina, Oregon
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1 am discontinuing my lire of Ladies' and Childrcns' Shoes
and for the next thirty days will sell same at cost.
W. P. McGEE
Gardner & Peterson
Dealers In
Builders' Hardware, - - Sporting Goods,
Tin and Granite Ware
Aluminum (Guaranteed for 15 years)
Plumbers' Supplies
Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves, Steel Ranges
Plows, Harrows, Wagons.
At The White Corner Store
NOW IS THE TIME
To buy Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses,
Jar Caps and Rubbers and Sugar.
Try the New Mason Cap, it is so
easy.
20 per cent. Discount on Garden
Seeds this week.
R. S. VAN CLEVE
CI (3 AltS O.N .
TJIEIUIAIN
Some of the most inveterate
smokers have really got Cigars on
tho brain. They are all tho time
looking for thu finest smokes. At
least they WERE all the time look
ing for them until they accidentally
bought one of Al'i Thoroughbreds.
Now, of course, these connoiseur
are regular customers of ours.
You will be tho same when you
discover what an excellent cigar
we give for the moncv.
Al's Smokehouse
AL WAUCH, Prop.
OREGON .FIRE RELIEF
Conservative in Writing Risks. Liberal in Adjusting Losses.
Resources. I2C9.747.94
L. 0. SMITH, Agent, Newport, Orejon
Writo or Call, on Mutual Thono