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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1916.
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Al Waugh, Propriet r
Headquarters For
POP CORN
PEANUTS
BALED HAY
, CHEWING GUM
CIGARS and TOCACCO
LUNCH GOODS'
We are Manufacturers of the
Famous Butter Kist
Popcorn
"GET THE HABIT
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
. COLLINS & HAYDEN, Props.
Established Twonty-Two Years Ago.
' OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Entered at Toledo, Oregon postoffiee,
as second class matter, March 9, 1893
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of any paper In the countv, ennsst
quently It Is the best advertising
medium. .,
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Gardner & Peterson
X HEADQUARTERS FOR
Builoer's Hardware Steel Ranges
Sporting; Goods Heating; and Cook Stoves
Tin and Granite Ware Plows and Harrows
Aluminum, Good for 15 years
WALDPORT WATCHMAN
ANSWERS THE NEWS
"Toledo want a bridge across
Yaquina river. Newport ousht
to have one too, a draw bridge
across the bay. Why not It
comes out of the taxnavers
Ji pockets and they don't seerii to
mina it, at least it looks that
way. It appeals to us, however,
that the county had better post
pone some of Its bridge bulldine
X.and get out of debt and lessen
the burden of taxes that the
people are struggling under."
xaquina Bay News
Yes, Toledo wants a bridge
across Yaquina River, and not
only Toledo, but all of the south
west portion of Lincoln county
wants it- Ana why not nave t?
To be sure it comes out o! the
taxpayers pockets, but we don't
think they would mind it any
more to build this bridge that
win accommodate all of the peo
ple In the southwest part of the
county than they did to put up
thousands of dollars to Improve
a road from Newport to Big
Creek to accommodate a few
families or to build a road to
;;j Agate Beach and Otter Rock.
; j These roads, the Big Creek, be-
1 j fore It was Improved, and the old
; ; Otter Rock road, before the new
one wa3 built, was as good as
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jittiiy iuau iruumg irom wcwport
tjor Toledo to that part of Lin-
'coln county south of Yaquina
tJay, in fact, Newport has no
Prince Albert is
such friendly tobacco
th-t it just makes a man sorry he didn't get wind of this
pi i and cigarette smoke long, long ago. He counts it lost
tir. 2, quick as the goodness of Prince Albert gets firm set
in l-Js life I The patented process fixes that and curs out
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end color of unulubla brands
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have all tho qualities to
satisfy yourfondestdesires?
Men, get us right on Frlnca
Albert 1 We tell you thb
tobacco vCl prove bettor
than you can figure out,
it's eo ohumm7 end fin
grant and inviting all the
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R. J. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO COMPANY
Winston-Salem, N. C
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papers are published In the me
tropolis. And the poor boobs
usually do it, just to get their
papers quoted."
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OUR NEW
GOODS
Are now here. We have
Men's and Boy's Suits, Dress Shirts,
Sweaters, Neckwear, Fine Shoes for
Men, Women and Children. Come In
and see
W. P. FlcGEE
pay, in iact, XNewport nas noUDcrniu . -....,..
ilroad leading Into this part of OREGON & CAUFORNIA
tne county except the beach
route, and it is no more fit to
travel than the road to Agate
Beach and Otter Rock was be
fore the money was expended on
them. We have a road leading
to Toledo, but It is inconiulete
imtll the bridge is built and t.h lands, their loratinn. rhnrar-tpr
! approach from the town to it. I when thev mav he entered or
ii cctuio iu uo iuttL me ixews purcuaaeu, eic, etc,
lis asleep ana has no thought of
BANK BUILDING
TOLEDO, OREGON
LAND GRANT LANDS
U. S. Landolllce, Rosebiug, Or.
This oflice ia daily in receipt
of a number of inquiries relative
to the Oregon & California rail
13,440. Total, 1,690,326.
In addition to the above lands
there are other railroad lands in
several of the counties named,
that at the time the suit was In
instituted were unsurveyed, and
hence not included in the list
given in the suit, but coming as
NOTICE TO PRE85NT CLAIMS
Notice Is hereby given that the nn
dersifrned has been, by order of tha
County Court of Lincoln county, Ore
gon, duly appointed executor of tba .
estate of Ciclla Whitlaw, deceoa d
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same duly verified and with proper
vouchers to me at the law oflice of O.
B. McCIuskey, at Toledo, Oregon, with-
well under the decree. The an
proximate areas of such lands Jn 8lx months from the date or mis.
f,re 8? ,C00l 150,0,0:nDaCteed at Toledo. Oregon. January
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rmd P-rnnt lanrla DoUtnir Jnfnr ""fe'-"' M""i ,- 14,1918. ii. O. wnmaw,
roaa grant lanUS, asking lnror- 00fl. nnrrv 15000: Jar-kaon. v.rumr of th eRtnte of Ciclla Vhlt
20000. ' ,aw deceased.
There is sUll a certain amount Ua,l0e r nm P'""0"- January
of unsurveyed railroad lands in G, B McCiuskey, Attorney for Execa-
matlon as ot the status of these !
the taxpayers when there is any
money to be expended on roads
to or from Newport, but the
moment there is a thought of
any to bo expended on loads
leading to Waldport and this
'part of the county they are wide
ananc auu au uieir inoilgniS
center on the poor taxpayers.
Now we are not against spend
ing money on roads, in fact we
favor it, and good roads, but we
would like to see the money
a little more equally scattered;
not dollars for roads leading to
or from Newport, and corners'
for roads leading "to Waldport
ana mis part-or tha county.
Waldport Watchman.
We are glad indeed that the
t Watchman has put Its oar in the
bridge controversy, as It goes to
l show, that it Is not only Toledo
mat wants and needs this bridge
but in fact all of i.he South part
of the county. A bridge built
where this on Is Intended will
probably cost $5000, a bridge
across the bay at Newport
U 1 1 1 , i , 41 I would probably cost a million
Water-Front Meat Market. IZmI
t ferry at Newport. Toledo has
never kicked about this. Still,
I when Toledo and the South par'.
Piesh and Cured Meats. Toledo Creamery ' m?' tht COUnty wants a bridge.
Butter. " the Newport News thinks New-
, . .ii,nm I! port ought to have one also.
I bu ell my Beit, Muttor. end rork from , , "t n. u Krmt.n,
the th. ioci Vsncher.. .nd i v the hiKhct . . , Come out of it brother William,
market price drlivrnd at mmhop. 1 fx'T I,don t be a dOg In the manger,
the hishf t market price lor ulUct and pens i
WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OR. I
The White Corner Store
SELLS IT CHEAPER
CO lbs. fine Salt, 60c.
Table Teaches, per can 15c, 20c
and 25c.
Coal Oil, per gallon, 15c.
White River and Olympic Flour,
$1.60.
Garden Seed-; 7-Grass Seed
R. S. VAN CLEVE
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J. L. Demitt, Prop.
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i Lincoln County Bank I
(INCORPOnATED)
TOLEDO. - OREGON
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
DIRECTORS
C. E. HAWKIX8
WM. 8CARTII
C O. HAWKINS
Interest .
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Time Deposits
IN JUSTICE TO THE DAILIES
In last week's1 Sentinel Editor
Guild bad the following In his
raper with regard to the dallies,
which Is not doing tho daF.? pa-
. .Ipcrs Justice, as the Leader Is
; now, and has at an times, ox
' 'changed with the Dally 0r!3on-
"'i.i, nn iM.i .a rvnii.
i i(iuui Lauv uuui iiai auu luii
; ' egram, the three leading Jji.'
; ;of Portland:
' '' "Years ago, the big Oregon
! ', dailies were not so purse proud
; ; and stuck up. They used to cx-
change with country newspa
! ', per, now tbey charge the poor
''country editors full ratcc.
T . . . ...
bvery time, nowever, tnat one
of them gets up a New Year's
edition, they expect the country
ctMtors to writ a couple of
sticks of guff, telling what great
This circular Is intended to
reply to these letters of inquiry
and to give out such informa
tion relative to these lands as
fuay now be stated.
A list of these lands by Town
ship and Range has been pre
pared for each of the several
counties within the Roseburg
Land District, containing these
lands. These lists are Intended
to give merely an approximate
area of such lands In each Town
ship, based on the list of lands
given in the decree of the Fed
eral Court.
This list for any county or
counties will be furnished on re
quest.
This office has no man for dis
tribution, nor does it prepare
blue prints,' but will furnish
township plats showing location
or ail vacant land and unsold
railroad land, at $1.00 per town-
piaia, ootn the Range . and i
Township number must be given
and remittance should be made
by certified check or U. S. postal
money order payable to R. R.
l urner, Receiver. Personal
Checks may not be received In 1
payment. , 1
This oflice is hot in a position
to glye advice as to the charac
ter of the land In any locality,
and can not attempt to advise
any one Id this regard.
As to the disposition of these
lands, nothing can be determined
until Congress shall act In the
matter. Ii Is probable that such
action will be taken some time
within 1.D4 next six months, and
until such action Is Lad no In
formation can be given by this
office. We would suggest to
parties lutercstcd to watch the
dally papers, as whatever action '
Congress may take will be given
therein before this offlco has of
ficial . Information thereon to
give out.
Rased on the list of lands giv
en in the decree of tho Court,
the approximate acreage of un
sold railroad lands in tho several
counties of this district, at the
time the suit was Instituted, was
as follows:
Lincoln, 1040; Denton, 27716;
Mnn, 14020; Lane, . 300,110;
Douglas. 607.360; Coos, 100,620;
Curry, 8400; Josephbie. 172,460;
Jackson, 444,560; Klamath,
several or tne counties, namely: tor.
Curry, Douglas and Josephine. o
These lands when surveyed will FOR SALE Team of mares
come under whatever plan of and two colts. One mare 8 yrs.
disposition Congress may pro-' old and one 5. Will sell reason-
vide, able. See me at old McJunkin
J. M. Upton, Register
R. R. Turner, Receiver,
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BLACK, BROWN AND SILVER
LEGHORNS
A few settings of eggs from
each variety. From heavy lay
ing strains. Black Leghorns, $1
per Betting of 15 eggs. Brown
Leghorns, $1.50 per setting of 15
eggs. Silver Leghorns, $2 per
setting of 15 eggs.
Egvs Guaranteed Fertile.
NESTLE DOWN FARM '
Chltwood, Oregon .
place. Melvin Harrington.
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To Horse Owners
GWYNN & SEARLES
Blacksmiths
Horseshoeing a Specialty
Any kind of job work done
None too small
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Stopovers at Pleasure
On Sale Daily
All rail route. Valley or Coast line between San .
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tourist sleeping cars, diners. Observation cars
on limited trains.
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Cow Creek, Rogue River and i Sacramento
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Ask tha local agent or write
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