Lincoln County leader., April 30, 1915, Page Page 2, Image 2

LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. FRIDAY, AprTl 30, 114.
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IF YOU ARE
Looking for Bargains
CO TO THE
Toledo Racket
See the BARGAIN COUNTER.
Ladies and Cents' Shoe3 and Ox
fords selling at Half Price, $5.00
and $5.00 Shoes selling at $2.23.
Oxford as low as 75c. Best line
of General Merchandise in Town
The Price is always right. I
want Your Business and will
. Save You Money. '
Yours for hard times prices,
R. N. Wamock
inccln County Laer
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
COLLINS & HAYDEN. Pubs.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year . -
S'x Months ...
Three Months
11.60
.76
' 60
m
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Water fcront Meat Market ? action.
. . ... . I Matt Rlnta
J. l. uemiii, rrop.
Fresh and Cured Meats.
Duller.
Toledo Creamery X
I Iiut all my Beef, Muttot: anil Pork from
the the local rancheri, and I pay the highest
market price delivered at my shop. I pay
the highest market price for hides and pelts
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
The following Is the docket
names of parties and cause, for
te ad'cired term of Circuit
CoiTt which convenes here next
week:
Minerva' J. Krlger vs. Jennie
Stull and Joel Stull. suit.
Geo. Wetherby vs. Margaret
A. J. Johnson, suit.
Willamlna State Bank vs. E.
T. Rabolr, action.
Walker & Lebow vs. William
Jorgenson, action.
The Pacific Co., vs. Welling
ton Wright, action.
Gertrude Harris vs. L. E. Har
ris, divorce.
City of Newport vs. Maggie S.
Uhl. action.
E. C. Paine vs. Corvallls &
Eastern Railroad Co., action.
Clayton Pond vs. John Kentta,
action.
E. S. Ward vs. K. A. Durkin,
action.
Geo. R. Epperson vs. Ocean
side Invcp'mpnt Co.. suit.
John Uluila vs. John Kentta,
Marie T.
WATER FRONT. TOLEDO. OR. :
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1NCOLN BOUNTY OANK
(INCORPORATED)
Toledo, Oregon
Docs a General Banking Business
OIREOTORS
C. E. HAWKINS '
WM. BCARTH
C. O. HAWKINS
Interest
on
Time Deposit
S. C.
John
DENTISTRY
DONE . , ,
ON EASY PAYMENTS
Dr.W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Gardner & Peterson
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Builoer's Hardware Ctoel Ranges .
Spprting Goods Heating and Cook Stoves
Tin and Granite Ware Plows and Harrows
Aluminum, Good for 15 years'
1 1 : :
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Suits
at Cost
0
All Men's and .Boys' Suits at Cost
until May 1st, at
flcGEE's
1 WtWHmWMW4HtI4H
The White Corner Store f
llau a full line of the Best Car
dcii Seed and Onion Sets. A
iii-w Hiipidy Crrwkml Corn.
For u few davrt will sell Ycloban
Milk 3 tr.r.s
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VAN CL.KVK
vs. John Kentta,
action.
W. L. Morgan vs.
Cockrell, et al., suit.
State of Oregon vs. David Gay,
indictment.
Birdie L. Finley vs. S. R.
Sheels. action.
C. M. Giddhigs vs. C. T Ward-
law, et al.. suit.
C. M. Glddings vs. Mrs.
Spencer, et al., suit.
Marearet J. Brown vs.
F. Brown, suit.
; 'Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Co. vs. J. R. Brown, action.
I Meier & Frank Co. vs. Toledo
4 'Lumber Co., action.
L. F. Parson vs. Donald Flan
nery, suit. s "
' Ralph L. Graves vs. John A.
Brlgman, Bult. " " .
R. N. Warnock vs. Oregon
Lumber & Construction Co, Buit.-
Wm. Kisor vs. W'. E. Hosford,
suit.
Hattie Henman vs. D. A. Hen
man, divorce.
Llncoln'County Bank vs. John
Kentta. suit.
L. H. Payne vs. Oregon Lum
ber and Construction Co.. suit.
V. C. Copeland vs. Lincoln
County Fair and Festival Assn.,
ot nl. action.
Samuel Vesta', vs. Sylvester!
Smith, et ux.. action.
S. J. Brown vs. R. D. Burgess,
appeal.
State of Oregon vs. Henry
Curl, indictment.
State of Oregon, ex real, Mc-
Clellen Corning vs. Geo. w.
Moore.
Fearey Brothers vs. R. n.
Booe and P. A. Lafferty. action.
Frank Leslie vs. C. W. Labour,
action.
S. L. Scroggin vs. Otis E. Mc
Millen. action.
Reuben Prouty vs. Catherine.
Burroughs, suit.
State Land Board vs. Emma J.
Richards, suit.
W. C. Corbett vs. Geo. w.
Moore Lumber Co.. action.
Geo. L.t McCaulou vs. Robert
Hinton. et ux.. action.
Kershaw Department Store vs
C. W. Iiabour. action.
Lester Waugh vs. Geo. W.
Moore l umber Ca.. action.
J. L. Rickman, et al., vs C. F.
T -"ddock.et al., suit.
J. L. Rickman vs. Joseph
Zckev, et al., suit.
John Meyer vs. B. E. Dodson,
ct nl, suit.,
II. W. Spauldlng, et al, as
Spauldlng Mfg. Co., vs. C. W.
Mulkey, action.
W. M. Evens vs. S. C. Spencer,
ct nl., suit.
Gardner & Peterson vs. Ore
gon Lumber & Construction Co.,
action.
Henry D. Davis Lumber Co.
vs. Geo. W. Moore Lumber Co.,
action.
Edith Pirdwcll vs. R. W. Bird
well. divorce.
R. P. Goia vs. Wm. Mctcalf, ct
ux.. suit.
C. S. Roc vs. Silas Bilow, ct al,
api ilicatlon to foreclose tnx lien.
Elisabeth V. Wolfe vs. Maybcl
A. Fathers nnd husband, suit.
Amanda 11. Rcnfro vs. John
Ren fro. divorce.
Frank L. Stonclift vs. Ethel
L. Stoiuliff, divoiTC.
J. L. Rltkmnn and C. L. Smith
vh. Clara Ollivor, foreclosure of
tnx lion.
J. L. Hickman and L. C. Smith
al, foreclosure, of tax Hen.
vJ. L. Rickman ftna U u. smitn
vi. Wnli Neal, et al, foreclosure
of tax MenV t V;
G.' HJ Meartia.vs; Frank Mc-
Intyre and Clara-Mclntyre, action.
Western Stnte Bank vs. H. D.
Blakely and Mary E. Batchman,
action.
Burt Twombly vs. Mark Row-
in. suit... f
Violet Hvde vs. t Harry ,M.
Hyde, divorce". ' ; ' -
CreRsie Hughes vs. Allen P.
Hughes, divorce.
J. Gerber vs. Geo. -W.- Moore
Lumber Co.. action. ,
Jas. Tv Salvaee vs. Geo. W.
Moore Lumber Co.. action.
B. J. Hawthorn vs. Ira A.
Melius, application to foreclose
tax lien. :'
B. J. Hawthorn vs. W. F. Wood
application to foreclose tax lien.
B. J. Hawthorne vs. Birdie
Wilt, application to foreclose tax
lien.
Wm. N. Franey vs. . Geo. W.
Moore Lrmber Co.,' action.
John Ebbe vs. A. T. Peterson,
action.
Bertie Sharp vs. Willis Sharp,
suit.
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A very enthusiastic Fair meet
ing was held at the Courthouse
last Saturday evening and a
committee -as appointed to look
up grounds, rne committee
has several sites in view. It has
been ascertained that there will
be no trov.ble in securing the
same ground heretofore,
then they will look Into the prop
osition of purchasing the ball
grounds and using them for a
fair ground. A. T. Peterson has
offered to donate a block in the
north part of town to be used as
a permanent i air grounds. An
other meeting Is called for to
morrow evening, at which time
the committee will report and
some definite action taken.
Come out to the meeting and
boost. Meeting is at the Court
house at 7:30 p.m.
More complaints have been
made by property owners on Hill
street of boys defacing and soil
ing buildings and entrances. , It
seems unreasonable that we
have boys living in Toledo who
are capable of euch work.' If
the practice is not stopped evi
dently some one Is going to get
into serious. trouble. If the par
ent of the boy caught in the act 4
1 t. . 1 n-
una lu laj n ucavjr 1111c iui iuo ,
boy it may cause him to be more ;
concerned about his actions
while on the street at night. Bet
ter take warning and stop this
practice and save trouble, as the
owners of the property are not
going to put up with these mis
demeanors longer.
A meeting of the Lincoln
county Fire Patrol Association Is
being held at the Courthouse to
day. J. E. Lelearn, colored, of Ed-
dyville was tried in Justice Court
here last evening charged with
threatening to shoot Vance
Cllne, a neighbor. Mr. Lelearn
was put under bonds to keep the
peace.
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The Ford is lighter than any other car of Its size
and power. .Yet stronger, sturdier, onger last
?n Wanadiuro steel, that's why. Vanadium is
the hardest, strongesttoughest steei mu.
l th onlv stee that is nara ana
It
at the
same time It is the highest anew se . .
used in automobile construction, yenne ruru
is very low in price... Its quality, terms, price and
small cost of operation and upkeep, less than two
cents a mile, have made it the universal neces
sity in town and country.
Buyers will share. in profits if we sell at retail
300,000 new Ford pars between August, 1914, and
August, 1915.,
Runabout, $440; Touring Car, $490; Town Car,
$690; Couplet,, $750; Sedan, $975, f. o. b. Detroit
with all equipment. '
On display and sale at Toledo, Oregon, by A. T.
Peterson, Lincoln County agent.
f APs Smokehouse!
AL WAUGH, Proprietor
Dcale.' in
Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers'
Articlos, Wholesale and Retail.
We carry the most complete line
of Cigars and Tobacco of any
concern In Lincoln county.
"GET THE HABIT
And Inspect our Stock
AFs Smokehouse
AL WAUCH, Prop.
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TOLEDO LIVERY
FEED and SALE STABLES,
IS WELL EQUIPPED WITH
GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HORSES
6PECIAL ATTENTION GIV EN TO TRAVELING MEN ..
Runs Daily Dray Line.
General Hauling.
Goods Delivered Promptly at all Hours.
Teams Furnished on Short Notice.
.HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
M'11'''1 'vs. W. Chalmor and C. Kern, et
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
FIVE BRIDGES
The County Court of Lincoln
county,' Oregon, will receive
sealed bids as follows: For fur
nishing material and building a
wood or a suspension Bridge at
the Louie Fuller ford and the
Mat Ojala ford, both in road dis
trict No. 15; also for furnishing
material, or building, or furnish
ing material and building a
bridge and trestle across Salmon
river near the J. A. West place in
road district No. 17; also for fur
nishing material and building
two bridges near Agate Beach,
In road district No. 6.
.. All bids to be in accordance
with plans and specifications
now on file in the County Clerk's
office, and must be filed with the
County Clerk on or before one
o'clock p. m., Friday, May the
7th, 1915. Each bid must be ac
companied by a certified check
amounting to 5 per cent, of the
bid submitted. Proposition on
any one of the foregoing bridges
will be considered by the Court.
Dated April 16, 1915.
R. H. Howell,
County Clerk.
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A Sluggish Liver
Needs Attention
Let your Liver get. torpid and
you are In for a opell of m'. scry.
Everybody gets nn attack now
and then. Thousands of people
keep their Livers active and
healthy by using Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Fine for the Stom
ach, too. Stop the Dizziness,
Indigestion. Clonr the blood.
Only I'oc. at your Dntsht.
HAY AND FEED FOR SALE.
BOTH 'PHONES
Toledo' to
San Francisco
and Back
Return Llmjt 30 Daye
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Ninety Day Tickets $36.25
54.50
TO SAN DIEGO
AND BACK
Return Limit 40 Daye
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Call on Agent Toledo for full In
formation, stop-overt, literature,
etc., or on and C. & E. Agent for
farce from other Statlont.
Co vallis l Eastern R." R.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon