Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 30, 1914, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWHAT OF THE LINCOLN COUNTY FA1R- I -1015? j Go to Hugol and get well. Claude Welch rflnie (in frnm Jew. Tlio L'neoln County Fair for lf'l I port Monday. is ppi . ut:i us commence now to get ready Mrs. DeLnncey of Yaquina was a 'r t!;e 1915 Fr.lr. JudtiiiK from t.i,i u:..,...i.. tl.e comments of visitors the Fair of , 1914 was a success nnd the exhibits , . Ul Cream every Saturday and Sun- w.. rtiinly bettor than e-,cr before. at Anderson's confectionary. as to nuances, we made expenses, but had nothing left for improvement! for next year, and the Fair Board will liavo 10 secuio new grounds next year ing for his home in the state of Wash- as ma tease on me present grounus ex- tngton. Remember the Band boys' dance at Oddfellows' Hall tomorrow night. Ralph Colo departed Tuesday morn- " 1 . Jr., ,.. """. ,. I I'eter Beyer entertained a number monoy to pay the priml nt hon'e Friday County Court appropriated enough to supply the resti Why not ask the ("oiii.iy Court to levy a small tax, say 1-1 U of a mill for maintenance and im provements? This would give the Fair Board a chance to improve beforehand instead of having to. make the money out of some previous fair before they can rj ahead. I know some who reuC this will say that the taxes are too high now, but if you had gone with me to the State Fair and heard the questions asked about Lincoln county and it is sur prising the number that wanted to evening. Secretary M. J. McKenna of the Geo. W. Moore Lumber Company spent Sun day in Portland. Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gllder 'sleeve, Monday, October 26th, 1914, a nine pound boy. Train Dispatcher Bert Boles spent Sunday at the beach, returning to Al bany Monday morning, , George Chambers is building a resi dence on Graham street, Just north of s. K. comn s residence. Ed Stocker and Judge Fogarty left The CLEANER That Gets the Dirt SPARES THE WOMAN AND HER CARPETS 9 Ik 1 oy s Acnes knew where Lincoln county is you Monday morning for a tour of the woJld say the trouble and expenses ,'J van oi me county, wtro justified. You can show pic- A. O. Krogstad and George Record ture-i and printed matter until you are returned Monday from a trip to the grey-Headed but it will not get the re- lalters ranch on Rock Creek, suits that a good exhibit at the County I Como to the Methodist church Sim. and State Fairs will. I do not agree with the editor of the Leader that our exhibit at Salem was too old and stale. It seemed to day. Special music at both services. nr. Moore will sing in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth of 5! TT4 : ;-a k T 4 mr thut It compared favorably with l" . T 0 1 nf, wlt ft'r' ?"a GUARANTEE We absolutely guarantee the Yaxley Vacuum Cleaner for C years to do it3 work riht, and will make good any defects which may devolop in material or workmanship. Wo back every machine with a Safety Bond protecting the purchaser. i-or bale by tho exhibits from other counties, ex cept that there was not enough of It. Mrs. Fred Horning in this city Sunday. The last excursion on the C. & E. One i.f the greatest attractions w:is tho ruu ,ast Sunday, brought In a large i.ysv is. conu. bated by George Kin? of crowd of pleasure seekers. The day OH.i mlie. As to clams, cnibs aand wus i(!t'al at the beach. (;!. v had tbsoluiely noiliiiifr. Mrs. R. II. Howell returned SMnrrlnv irom L'entralla, Washington If O. R, HOLLINGSWOBTHi A THE FU3NITURE MAM are various and sometimes serious. Small boys havo a knack of eating what they shouldn't and that ofton meano a doctor's visit and a prescrip tion that the boy won't like. But you will get prescriptions for children put up all right here. The drugs and medi cines are of the best qualiW and doc tor's ordsre are scrupulously filled, with care and speed, and at reason able pricsa. Toledo Drus Co. X OV Hii '., f TO ! 1" 14. t I j t us n.,.::m uee now to boost for rvrnlns t..i pare I.V.. I Kverybn.ly rppoint where she was called Severn! ww'u ' - 'r,H,iittoo of otir to pre- ii-io l.y the illness of her inotheer. in e.i'ilbit am! encourage the . p o ii.,n ,. i ,n.. ... r,. ... ...... i iiu muiiijr III lllill'r ainveu in ioiedo last week und v.!!! ku'..i tin ir hoi.i'i fn l'oolo slough, wliera they havo purchased a ranch. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Enos were down fivi.i City !.n: weeli lnaliing a;'-ri'iigetiH-ntu inr Mrs. Enos to occupy their i 'sMence on Hill street the com ins Winur. .1 i ;n ;i t' f'e likewise. .'. ;..:!( e.viu'iit fA)in each family or ; i i yliibit with the privi'o::e c. ! i .; I.-' i.i to tho state Fair will 'I i i i !i.ost i.'iu'oln cour.ty tuan t:r...-' thii g i! '.o that v.'e cr.n do. 1 v. ! !.v r-siilo our petty dlllen nees rtid !" t ti':i ilier once n year and get i' ':.! il and bi:.t l.r ct:,- l:oiii U". i: .1.1.1 (,i;r lioiue county and our hi.'.ii, s'.r. '. A. M. Vhteliik. jv: inn, Mr. and Mrs. Lester V.'aui'!), l f . iik to her studies Sunday even- About twenty of ho young friends of Donald Stewart wero entertained ut nifi iiot-.ie in tins city last Saturday tL'S.r'iiSS IN TOLEDO vc!i;n:;, ut a surprise party, it being : INCREASING RAPIDLY Uu""'-i'8 twcnty-ilrst birthday. Owin:: to the great im rtiU'io In liani- i lr. anil Mrs. M. L. Morris arrived re.-i in Vc'id.) I have decide i iJ be over from Alsea, Tuesday evening, in ia cr. ie in rol ji.i tluw d.!v of ' wl.ee tlicy have been residing for the e.i' h f it fuHtcnd of two as 1: rf.o- I-"! several months, tor a visit ainong fore. My days in Toled ) hereafter :ri'!iis fcr a few days. They will go 'i lmr:..lay. Kr"-lny and rn tii.liiy Lebanon to reside. 1 will also be be.. .or pn pared than Sunday morning at the M. E. church ' ever to nerve the public with ('e:;l.-.l '' p ".nit ter will sji.-aic on the Bub work. V. M. Biriy. -l'' t "i'l,3 Lu';i'-' of the Transformed . , Life." In tiio evening ho will preach M ss Kliua Wangli ramo over from ? Ury sf'mun. The Kacrenient of tlio ; O.A.t . und spent Sunday with her V'ril 3 Sul'Pe' 'will be udmliiisterej at mc uiorums Bervice. you are In v'tPd to bctli services. j Engineer Wright left Monday morn- , in.; for Coos l ay where he will make ' a firvey of the bur. Me will bo gone ubi.ut two weeks. Immediately upon his return he will proceed to blast the ' o,kt; cut of tho channel at Mill Four, i as the, powder Is now here. j In II I Iksiio of September 23th the Lincoln Co.iuiy Sentinel said that Sen- I atr.r Chamberlain had written County (:.u!rr-:an J. J. Gnlthcr Hint "matte ro ' of vital ir.iportan'. to the nation do- i u:r.;r.led his preneate at WushinsLin ! 1!: and T. 11, It. If; K.'-:niil end that he would ehoirfullv sacr'liico y i:i feiedo; lot 1 block 1, his pemonal and political fortunes for 'v. I '" ul to T.dido. fl. H'O good of his c-juntry." etc., etc., etc. i ml . !,ruee Lumber Co. to (ieo. The b"iitinol went on to say thut this ! ir.'iSi r Cj rii.ht of way wab a h!g!i stand to take but everyone d hi'.i";h for railway. who knows him expected nothing less. ! n'-'iinm-y and who to C-ro. fl.in after ruHsing this buncombe out i ir- Lumber Co., tiii.Ler on : tile i,aHv the Senator null i.n i ". 1., .Nri'i Sec. I',','. T. 1U. siakvs i-.nd hot-focts It bnrlt tn pn.ul old Oregon that la, after mailing ar '. Il.wn-d to II. E. IV.-ov.;i. "ain,v:iients that liia salary as Senator .:i c .:',, T. S. K. . Clo. HLtJl continue just tho same. He :'. i i.iore nn I liUKhnnd to comes back to toll tho dear oeonle whv r., t-.i t in Nye ih.i.ii- t!nr tl.ou'.d return hl:n to WaslilngUia v..p rt. t-!C0. o.-rr.ln. Ytu ern't blciuo tho Uonio- i-.mik f.r In Ii.ii sore, and voilnit for H'Kith. A rnnn wlio thua easily goes j back on his written statement will I certainly not keep bis pledgees to the voters. ' II Elillllll i Wo take subscriptions for tho Port land Dully Toliiru:;i. For rC short I period only, v.o Will be nllowod to I lako EUi.cripK.iiLi ui :!...!) for a full , year. KeguU.r iir:c.-' J5.C0. J. S. AKIN I I ARTHUR NYE I i-irAL rSTATE TRANSrESO I?. ii Mi'Ml'-kauff to Allee H. Mid ?i:'.aj.f. t.-a-'t of land In Bee. 7. T. it, II. 11; also undivided half int. in ! i r. rr.-i In s.-c. ;t, T. 12. It. 11. flu. ; . it v.ffl (., K'jra- n:oto. lots 21, 22 and 2 bbcit 12. i.U1'. Ken ; u t tieai i., in Cii.aoeivy sal) :.liiil. $10. On .: 1 i . .be f: r.'i's n '!! n C . i vi-.a' !: r,f i.n.o. r i.i T. 10. K. ID r : pro pi (ill ': !-.r w. : ml' I. W. .1 By OSWALD WEST Governor of Oregon I j OS'.'ALD WEST vi 1 lv Vi. li'i " M.i '!. r. Ta; ja' a 1 t'. '.,; .. ....u'sn Pr.ir.s S'.rppd i.;;t fij.'.iciitioi oi r:k. ::'.i Ii.j.ioM gocu riit to thn i'iinlul pan lt iv ..tr.-.fn wsi!.o::t roLWug it i.o. s ih-j ll'.io-i-.utif l.-.ir.f ;.i't.i.'i.l i i.i? jointa and ;'ive. le li' ii-J o:',i!V,rt. Dun t rv,.Tor! Cit it b'.;W!u to-tlav! it ii r Co to Ilagel tind get well. The d:v,l;.o Lineoin has this -pk been bulldl.i;x n dyke around the tide land uerons tho slough from ton. This dyke will be high and strong enough to withstand nnv nt llm lil.-h lam iv r.i.'i.ici:io iar all pains, -"er tmcs. hitii... I.nii.-oti. cuts, sore iii'aut ' " iK:r:.;."ia nntl flit-.n i.uiiirt. i'jP. :FAnMER F0 the legislature VtiPls l'lfoctlon. AJr Civil II, w'n D. Henry, tho subject of this Wcmvojth. Cjilifornia wni-ti ,k'l,'h '"H bora ln sPril"f Valley, "it tliil wonik-ru lor l'nv rhetl-l cu"ty. Oregon, thirty-live years inr:m. :t i n is -" as booh as"K' ,ie llas 8peilt nl" ,if8 tliu far t am.l" it. I rccoillliHMltl it to ,imoaif t,,e romantic bills of old I'olk. niv inendrtaa the best liniment .,".v.'", bl'en b"rn on farra- ne I OVf tisvl." Cim-ntced "5c dlHtliutlvely a farmer and dairyman, at voi r mcei8tB. ' hut llus Ulhen a llve'y Interest in the j education!! tratares of the community, f ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ,n fu''t' 'avorlng anyllilng that would NfclUe U hereby riven that the tin bul!J up ,l,e n",ral nd oclal ld8 of dmHlunofl o.ii,.i..uir...... .i ..... I "'X'lety. His education was obtained of J. N. Ilrnndeberry. deceased has ! fr".lu, th? publlc 8-hou' n the Cap tiled his nnal account with the countv I 'fll'UHmess College of Salem. rh-rk of Lincoln county, Oregon, and ui- ceunty juuge has set the 2d da) ' "vPniber. 1914. at the hour ol While partly self-made, lie la run. ' uuie, on account or nis Honesty and strict Integrity, to All any important 10 o'clock In the forenoon and the : Nlatlon ..? . wMcn n,B ,ellow citizens Mi... court room of said county, m.wVL c l,',",m , , the ti.nc and place for hearing oblec-! P'" "8 has always been ra tions to said dual account and the set-' K6'1 81 "Uuncli Democrat, and as tlement thereof. E. C. Brandeberry "uc 1 ne exPei t to erve the whole AdmlnlFtrutor. p?,,,Ib- 1,1 Present campaign he L. L. 8 wan, Attorney for Adm. . " favor Lor Taxation. Better Laws, and a Uetter Enforcement. ' SiOD that First Fall CoucS " the PPle choose to elect him to rM. .,1, V.n... t ii i E , , ""'lnBlble position of Joint Hep Check your fall COUrIi t,r cold re.entativo for the Twelfth District at once don't Walt it mny eomprimng Lincoln and I'olk counties', lend to BCrlouB lung troulik ,""'y lultless. have no occasion weaken your vitality and do- rt,grt,t, ,V'f '''' conferred, volop a chronic lunK ail. nent P f Ave:l,emBnt' net 'a bottle of I,r iW. vi Tar-IIoney today; it is pure and I miu-uFness. Torpid Liver, constipa liannleHH use it freely for that 1 V'T' u'' r""1H 'ro indigestion, fall couRh-.or cold. If bahv or Kl.?..l"u)0L?x, thf P'ea,,a,'t n ('MMr nre (tick Hve It ii I.,.,,, . .'". " you .m i ., ... 7. r,, , ,". a oerangcu tttomacli or! It v.id relieve qukkly and r-! "i 'r uni-bie, i. win ino ur inn ill I.'IIUON should go dry hn ei'.use there does not exiut :,'h? re.-.son on earth whv it wet. 11 K'.lj shmild ulav The. war news from Europe i.trikes ns with horror; yet this pn'it w;tr, with all its carnage, past, present and future, will not prove it drop in the bucket compared with the ravages whieh tiro being made through out tho land by booze. We boast we are the greatest nation upon earth, and in our e.'TortK to preserve this position we beast we must strive con stantly to raise, or at least main lain, the standard of our citizen ship, nnd to accomplish this end we must unceasingly fight or .ini::ed gred and graft, stamp out poverty, vice and crime, protect the houie and make life more pleasant for those who liuve been less fortunate than olhers. It is idle, however, to t ilk of progress along those lines so long as King Alcohol occupies the throne. Who grubs the pay check from the henesfc work man on Saturday night and makes Iii3 wife end ' little ones go hun&ry? I'Ir. Boczc, Who Bows the seecb of poverty cud dktro3s everywhere? Mr. Booze. Who loads upon U3 most of cur tax burdens? Mr. Boose. The Wets protest against our voting the state dry because il will close I'aul Wessinger's brewery nnd be equivalent to the confiscation of his prop erty, but they do not tell you how the brewery was built through the ruination of homes and tho confiscation of pay cheeks. They do not tell you that every brick in the building represents a broken heart and the color of the building is em blematical of the blood whieh has dripped there from. Whenever I think of the devil I think of booze, and whenever 1 think of boozo I think of the devil, for the devil is booze and booze is hell. Old Booze is an outlaw who has been long pur sued but never subdued. At no time and under no circumstances should he be given quarter, and it is the duty of every good citizen to stand ready to sand-hag him whenever he sticks his head in sight. All Oregon will have a chance to sand-bag him on November 3, and for the Lord's sake let us make a good job of it. IF YOU BELIEVE WITH GOVERNOR WEST, VOTE- OREGON DRY. 332 X YES Fild idrertliMBMit by tn OommlttM ef On Hundred. T4S Morta Balldlu, Portland, Oron. oc "DOC 30 Must Be Sold at Once One Dean loom, fly shuttle, practically new;veavcs all kinds of rugs and carpets. Work on hand. Will teach purchaser. For particulars see Mr3. S Clark, Merchants' Hotel. nianenuy. it booiiics me lrrl- ",,a I'uruy me uio".i. un i: . " . t IMll'tt .t . .. .1 ..... ... tated tliroat, lungs and a r pas-1 , , , fcMV w l,"v" 1 nii'i.R Iinipna lMilorm la 1 r - "',,u'xl," Momiv nerves naeB. Loosens J"hpii, Is ..a B ,. b(,tllo lori M t antiseptic and fortifies the syB- not ni'isiie.1. a;i (ri-Mi 1 nifnln i - . il mil 11 v teni aealiiRt colds nrevents cold cerms from cet-1 . W)U f,yPTy Plee of cranltewsm it ting a hold. Ouarantecd. Only a tlrkgt on tl,e b'g range. 25c. at your druggists. j Oo tollagel and get well! FOR SALE Fine Ilamiltonlan, sorrel mare. This Is an elegant ani mal, sound and true. Also two colts. Will sell one or all. SILVER RANCH. Elk City, Oregon. HOUSE FOR SALE New 4-room bungalow, la heart of city, Enquire at tills ofllce, HOT LAKE MANAGER WOULD LIKE NOTICE OF ARRIVAL IN ADVANCE Persons contemplating visit to Hot Lake Springs, Oregon, who require the service of a wheel chair or other I, i special convenience, are requested by 'the management to give notice or ar rival In advance, so that proper care and attention may be assured. (Paid Advertisement) T. C. Hell, the photographer, Is here now and Is fully prepared to do all work ln his line. Call and Inspect his work. , FOR 8ALE Young Leghorn chickens and high grade Jersey cows. C. Bruner, Toledo, Or. Cl-;y? Cl.ijvs? CcnUipattc!? I Dr. K!ir;':i .'" !.:". P11U will cure ;y:'J, ru-.i;..) a licl-.hy I'k.nv v! U'Aa mid r-.ds yctir Ute-nu-li mid navels of wus'.o r.!Kl fei-in-r.'irm Urdy ;:o!s:'ns. ! '1'Iiey oro a naic l yuu.- s.i-mr.; !i r.;i 1 '.'Ve.- ei'.-l t. ,;io ''n' ;,f.i;; r:il sys.ein. rirst t'et-a .. t'.ii-M y,ju oi that ilc pr.:,Ht1. ii'.r:.y, n,:., u.i ..ml coiisti pa'.td condUiwi. -."i... nil d.-.-nsists. : As Ju l ;e Pox.-.rtv 2 paid ad In cur four :i;icr . I'aiinK to tlio ta:: ptyorj .if Liii'.oin I'.-unty huw lie luis educed tho ludebtr-dners tnd therefor kiioUiU bo ciected C unity Judso, tills boii!' a subject, in which every UiX pr.yer In e;u:;i:y rntarertpd, I ak spa-.-e t j review Eur.-.a, a:i tho jutlso omits so n:u;.h that is h:: i-..-y. I feel it due the taxpayers cr.d rub'.lc to know the facta. At the tuna .Mr. Fogarty was elected C'otiiniiHsiuuor the county was practically out of debt and taxes for til purpodc-s was only $.;7.e07.0. Lverybody was happy during his four years ln court. We bought (I tay we because we pay thn blllnl r.ll tlio cx . pensive road inn: hhiery thai Is ruhtlng lout over the cornty nr.d hud Ihe most expennlve rolKti, netting the least re .suits of any time ia tiio history of the 'county anil when ho leiired we hud a blessed indebtedness of near $100,000 .with littlo to show for.lt in b.-tter reads. Governor West appointed liiai 'County Judse uc he i;ay:i. hero It Is: .Was appohKeJ Ju.iso February, 1913. , found ta:: for Hill, t.olleted In 1912 I had int'ieused to !f lUt:,G:;8.C2, the big Igeiit ever known. rir year 1912 ninunt raised c:il c.pc:i:!ed by the JudifB J18i.yL6.lJ. For year 1912 I (l.-.e increuo? ca.-ii ye.'.r. The Judge I relies ou his ieducii. :i of ladebtedness i without a word on toiioiay or Eivinir jany credit t:i tho p-ji:.- tax puyer who had to dis up tile !i; iuereaiie. Now wluit ha:i beooinu ol' tim surplus of $223.2! S.1 5 over the years 1910 und which were i.:ore ihaa double any .two rre-ecding yoaiii in the history of j tno county, ytl lie :;(,P3 to tlio trouble i to .advertise hl3 littlo reduction but i :.evcr ulz taKen L ho voter intn ran. tll!lcn.:e is t m-re tiieir money went , except tiie 22.Ul2.;s rained on state (luxes. The taxpayer Id entitled to I know this nnd to know why It cost so very inucn more to run tho county now tuan be.'o.-o. They are more In. j terested ln this now than horse trading Why did he not c-;p!aln what econ omy his court hax ever practiced. Ills ! first act v.as a live v. iro petting his i and ether o.Tieer's salary raised, the judge's salary to $1,000 per yeur, .eruiity com::!lsslo"er's f 4 per day for culm nay employed nt tno transaction oi county business. Session Laws of jii, page iuu. was 3 and mileage j not allowed mileage by b'll but are , by court, September bills allowed show ! i ... raun r .oi inciuuniR nuto hire. lor surveyors Jl iO.iso. Court created ofllce of roud mauler for harmony In camp on condition that Ucozley would not file his petitions for county sur vejor, easy, as tho neon e rrnl.l tho bills. I'leaso look over the court pro ceedings and seo the amount paid out .or supervisors each session, then see Uie roads, sutlsfy yourself whether we are getting ten cents on the dollar value received. The great question Is where are the taxpayers to get the $214,690.43 annually to keep our court, road supervisors and contracts going for the next six yenrs to say nothing of the various bridges promised all over the county In tho last few weeks ln fact so many would bankrupt ony of .a umcr counties ana where are we to get the money, In fact whatever re duction In Indebtedness has been made the poor taxpayer has paid It not the Judge slugle handed and we have simp ly paid same as a penalty for poor management. Also the October report of 1914 shows our Indebtedness over $66,000. The Judge closes by quoting from the "Immortal Lincoln" poor man Is dead, surely If he was living he would readily seo the difference between us owning our own horse and using a pony furnished us by Governor West, not on recommendation of the tax payers, but on account of him being a Democrat. Year Amount raised muz $ 21,640.24 1903 27.372.9.1 104 30.642.C8 1!M 26,244.17 10 37.B07XO 1807 28,063.67 1808 46,683.68 1809 60.071.98 s 1810 71.726.72 I 1811 106,638.62 ' 1812 188,396.13 1813 214,690.43 C. B. Crosno. Ec-i a?;!ies arui Fivl'.:;"2s I f Stover Gss Engines IS Toiedo-Siietz Siae Haiiy ex.pt Sumlav. Will mako conn(Kti.in3 with morninn train, artivirg in Silttz aho-it 10 a. m. Lea-.lr.K there sfttar dinner. Passengcra. oilc. i.er 'rin. Ioiedo Livery Sables. Jtiin Kattcy, Piod. R. Ii. BUHGESS IIYSICIAX ANM SIMtUKON . Tol.KlHJ, OKIHION Oifie-i : ONte.lahl Ui.lMinir. OlHce hours : 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 1 an. I 7 to 8 l. in. Kinertrency ('alls at any tiu Go to Huge! and get well. C POLLINGS WORTH rilnenil I);;i clir ir.nl l'.'.ilUiilner Culls ansv. i-ri;i Ii.iy or N'jtit Jiolli riior.ei TOl.KDO, OHIXiOX H. ZOPHAR THAR?, M. D. I'hysltian and Suryooi. oiyk'h: In Kcoldrn'-o, Keiond house above Ilard-.vv.ro iitore. OFcICC HOURS 10 to 12; 2 to 4. end 6 to 8. Calls ar.y time to any place W. C. BELT, M. D. & C. I'hyuiciun und Surgeon OFFICE Ov.r I'o.'ito'Ilee 'I'hone 2103 ' Residence HI AND Dili COTTAGE I'hone 2552 NEWPORT, OREGON M. CITATION In the matter of tho estate of Lucy L. Rowln, deceased. To Kllen C. Rowln, Christopher Ham mond, Rosetta Hnnkin, Alzlna Ham mond, Joseph H. Hammond, Clara A. Hammond, Cnt..erine M. Olll, Charles V. Gourley, Erneti E. Gour ley, Horace B. t.ourley, wBy Gour ley, Minnie F. Onurloy, Clara M. Oourley, Gideon Tripp, Alice Hub bard, Orach Shuckhart. Pearl Dick inson, Fred Mitchell, Millie Mitchell, Dema Domke and Joe Mitchell. Greeting: You and each nf vm. aA u .i cited and required to appear In the County Court of the state of Oregon, for the countv nr 1 .1 - nk ma vuuri Room thereof at Toledo, In the county of Lincoln, state of Oregon, on Mon day, the 2d flnV nf Nnvnml... .A.. at ten o'clock In tho forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause why an rtwAum nlw.l,l i. - . . . .. ' iU7t nnuuiu nut uo K'Hnieu 10 Hie adminlatrator of Buld elnte, to sell SO much Of ttlA liprnlnnffni a real estate of the said deceased, to pay the claims, chargos and expenses of the said estate, as may be neces sary, towlt: The cast hnlf of the north east quarter of section 32 In lownsiiip n south, range 11 west of Willamette MerlilL.n In n.... -j , . . - "p,wii, null Lots 6 and 6 of block 18 of Rubles Buumon to waniport, Oregon Witness tlm u . Judge of the County Court of the state of Oregon for the county of Lincoln, ? i 1 BCftl of Sttld Court afflxe1 this " u7 oupienioer, 1914. Attest: Fl. H. Hawaii. riv (Seal) By Carl Olldsrslesvei Deputy Clone.