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Newspaper Page TextSeveral" of : the bridge crew came over from Wren Wednes day evening. ' Mr. and Mra. Geo. W. Moore arrived up from Bandoa Wed iiOEday evening. Assessor W. EJ. Ball returned the first of the week from a visit Qown on the Lower Siletz. Attorney W. E. Gwynn was up from Newport on legal business Monday. J. J. Redfleld of Mill Four was a passenger for Portland Mon day morning. The baseball boys of Siletz will give a grand mask ball at that place next Saturday night. . Joseph Swearingen went to Corvallis Monday morning on a short business visit. Station Agent J. F. Spooner is preparing to build a residence on the lot recently bought of i. R. Wishart. Chas. Hassman, the road boss of Yaquina. was looking after business matters in this city Wednesday forenoon. Willie Clausius went to Siletz Wednesday morning on the stage. He is looking after his father's estate. J. II. II. Andersen, candidate for Sheriff, was up from New port Saturday looking after his fences. It. L. McFarlancL who Is build ing J. F. Spooner's new residence in this city spent Sunday with his family at Summit. Ml83 Clara Larson, who has been teaching scnool In the Val ley during the past Winter, re turned home Monday evening. Newt Center returned to his studies at U. of O. last Saturday, after a few days' visit with his parents here. Lee Wade left Monday morn ing for the Upped Callpooia, In Linn county, where he will do a lot of cruising. Mrs. Chas. Cannon, after a visit with her mother, Mrs. R. F. Ralneti, here, returned to her home at Turner Monday. CllfT Crosno departed Monday morning for Paisley, Eastern Oregon, having been called there by the sudden death of his brother in law, Dr. S. S. Thayer. Vrs. Chas. Bradeson and children arrived over from Sa lem Monday evening for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parrish. Mrs. Grant King of Siletz took the train Tuesday morning for Portland to be at the bedside of her mother, Mra. A. J. Rader, who is very ill. Leo Bateman of the C. & E. bridge crew, came over from Wren to spend Sunday with his family here. He returned Mon day morning. Robert Claire Trenholm ar rived at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Trenholm, at Alsea, Oregon, on April 14, 1916, weight 9a pounds. The product of the Toledo Creamery has been selling In the Seattle market the past few weeks as "extra" and command ing a price of 31 and 32 cents' per pound. Members of the South Toledo Auto Club turned out Suud?y and donated a half day's work toward Improving streets. Fred Horning and some of the other teamsters have also been doing some good work in this line. The Senior High School Class will give an all-night dance next Thursday evening, the 27th, at I.O.O.F. hall. A six-piece or chestra will furnish the music. Tickets for dance, 75c. Supper, 25c. per plate. This dance is given for the benefit of the High School annual. Come. Through the efforts of 1he local grange a traveling circu lating library has been located here in Toledo with headquar ters at the Toledo Creamery. These books are for the free use of all responsible persons, and may be kept two weeks with the privilege of renewal. Call at the creamery for further par ticulars. ' R. R. Compton, an attorney of Portland, was in the city last week meeting with the port com missioners regarding the con solidation of the ports of Toledo and Newport with the porta of Tlllnmoplt pid N.?halom. to auk C'oiv'i . F.r. fTr.'i appropriation to tv.:!!:I n pwt'l nation dvu'po to be vsr'l ''itlv by Hippo ports. t)''.c rirm')cr of t'je port v,ns s.b FuM'l bo no aclirv.i waa had in V.m I'iM'f. Mr. Compton went to Kc-.yo't to rcifcr with the port comininBion there. LINCOLN COUNTY ; Ord Castle was over from Si letz Saturday. Jack Bissett was a visitor to the Valley this week. Andrew Kent of WaMnorr v in the city Tuesday. , Cecil CosDer of Portland i in Toledo on business this week. Vance Cline was dnwn frntn Eddyville Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Fi Falcon and two chil dren arrived home ?rm Portland baturday evening. Roadmaster Andrew Port or visited with his family at Albany over ounaay. Born Tuesday. Anril 4, 101 fi. to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Welsh, of Newport, a daughter. Mr.' and Mrs. Carl GlldprRWvn returned home from Eastern Oregon Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElwain and son, Jack, came down from rortiana l uesday evening:. Sheriff Geer was rallpri tn Portland this week on business connected with his office. Earl Nye has resigned as ntv Marshal and Fred Taylor was appointed to nil the vaoanrv with Maurice Andersen deputy. A. G. Schwartz was up from Newport Saturday in the inter ests of his candidacy for county assessor. - The latest from Newport is to the effect that Capt. Jacobson fell into the brinv dppn voator. day while passing a line ashore irom me aecK or the Ollie S. No damage done except to clothes. Francis L Michelbook Of McMinnville , W I V VII I h Senator For the 24th Senatorial District com prising Lincoln, Tillamook, Washing ton and Yamhill. I was bom and reared on an Oregon farm and aftpr rnHnoi. jing from the State College, have ibeen extensively engaged in fanning; served Yamhill county 'as representative in the 28th leg . Islatlve assembly. If nominated and elected will j continue to work for lower taxes I and strict economy. I favor laws for the tlfiOhlo nnH rural credits; am opposed to the cre ation or new omces, commis sions, raise of salaries or the misuse of clerical patronage for the legislative aRsemhlv nnri fa vor lilllltlnz thin Hprlrnl hir-a tr. a business basis. Stronclv onnoRpd tr nnv null ification of any laws passed by the neonle as thp. nrnnWa through the ballot should not be tampered with. (Paid Adv.) EXECUTOR'S NOTICE j , TO CREDITORS. - "- mui tun un dersigned waa, by an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Lincoln County, duly made and en tered of record on the 81st day of March. 1916. annolnlcxl - v. last will and testament of Clcllle Nel- un nniiiaw. deceased, and that he has duly qualified aa such officer. All Demons' havlnr nlnlma BHinai the aald Estate are horeby notified to pie-Jem uio same, amy Termed and with the Droner vniiihar tn (ha sinned executor at Scotta Mills, Ore gon, or ai me onicoa or Custer K. Ross, In Stlverton. Oregon, on or before six months from the date of the first pub lication of this notice, said first publi cation being made thla 21st day of April, 1916. 8. C. Cochran, Executor. Scotta Mills, Oregon. Custsr E. Ross, Attorney for the Estate. Sllverton, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice la hereby given that the Un dersigned Arimlnlatrtrt nf hm mm-t of Tliornas Brown, deceased, has filed in mo uouniy court of the atntn of iurjtn, mr Lincoln county, her final 'ncctiunt for settlement of said estate ;and that Monday, the 1st day of May, 11)16, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been fixed by the Court as the, 'time and tlm nfllra nf anlrf rmirf the place for hearing of said report and fur ftttninent thereof. All persons in'oreilert nrn n"'nd to present any IllllecttlinS in Wl'i'.llllt lnt trnv nvtut ss to nnv mnttrs !n Raid nci ount prior to fir' ('-to. I I llatcl this Slat day of Murc-li", 10R I Tllia Riwn, ; i Ailmlntiitrntrlx of tlio cstato of 1 Thou (" P.rrvn. llerrnHPrt. ' C. n. Mr-Cluekey. uitornuy for admin-1 I iutrctrlx. '- " ;.-'V LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO TODAY John D. Daily waa nominated for Joint representative for Lin coln and Benton counties. Mort Lollis and Wm. Ennis were up from Newport Monday. Married At Yaquina, Satur day, April 7. 1894. Henrv rr Wnif and Miss Frankie Wilson, "Squire Alien ranter omciating. The Pioneer quarry shipped its first load of stone to San Fran cisco yesterday. . L. W. Deyoe is building a barn at Elk City , Dr. A. H. Diven and daughter Miss Anna, were visitor In thin city the first of the week. Last Tuesday was pay day on the O. P. railroad. . It Vina a good, lOO cents on the dollar pay aay, ana not one of the Hadley kind. . . Toledo again has a barber shop, a Mr. Ennls starting one. It is reported that F. M. Stan ton will start a livery stable in Toledo. The democrats have nomina ted G. C. Stakely for justice of the peace and Chas. Ruhl for constable. The republicans have nominated J. A. Hall tho present Justice, and Clark Cope- lana lor the offices. .COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED. Many people cough and cough from the beginning of Fall right through to Spring. Others get cold after cold. Take Dr. King's New Discovery and you Will get almost immedlat ro- lief. It checks your cold, stops tne racking, rasping, tissue tearing cough, heals the inflam mation, soothes the raw tubes. Easy to take, Antisentic and Healing. Get a 60c. bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery today. "It is certainly a rrpit mediolne and I keep a bottle of it continu ally on hand" writes W. C. .Trsse man. Franconia. N. H. Monv back if not satisfied. , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. Landofflce, Portland, Oregon. March 28th, 1916. Notice Is hereby given that Guy E. Lewis, of Toledo. Oregon, who, on De cember 14, 1908, made Original Home stead Entry No. 0810, and on August 6. 1915. mads additional homestead entry serial NoT 04500 for the follow ing described tract: Beginning at Corner No. 1, Identical with the corner of sections 13 and 24, T. 12 S., R. U W., per H. E. S. No. 125- thence South 10 chains; thence East 48.50 chains: thence South 5 chains; thence East 10 chains; thence North 5 chains; thence East 11.50 halns: thence North 2f) rlinlno- thenoo West 71.69 chains; thence South U aegress zu minutes East 10.04 chains, in Sections 18 and 19 T !) a n in W containing 145.09 acres. Act Jun 11. 1906. has filed notice nf In i, to make five-year proof, to rrtablisk 1afM . .1 m 1 . . . i mi in ui inn miiu noove a:jcriDed, he foro the Clerk of the County Court for Lincoln County, Oregon, a. Toledo Or on the 10th day of May, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses: A. W. We her nf On a T.lnntn Oregon; J. C. Huntsucker, of Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon ; K. T. Martin, of Toledo. Lincoln county. Oregon; I. N. Huyett, of Toledo, Lincoln county. Oregon. Proof made according to law under which entry was madt N. Campbell, Register. O NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 02577 Department of the Interior V. B. Landofflce, Portland, Oregon, April 17. 1916. Notice Is hereby irlvnn tl.ot T.. Oenlnl. of Eddvvllln April 29. 1910. made HomeHtead Entry mo. vioii, ior U018 8, 7, SE'4 SW'4 and SW'4 RE4. Section 6. Townnhlp 11 south, Range 8 west, Willamette Meridian, has flleit nntlxa nt Intnntlnt. to make final five-year proof, to estab- usn ciaim 10 tne land above described, before the Clerk of tha rnuniv rvnrt for Lincoln County, Oregon, at Toledo, Oron. on the 6th day of June, 1916. 1 mimani names as witnesses; Vance nine VAmmrA ciini winistn P. Wakefield and Irvln Magee, all of Eddyville, Oregon. Proof made arrorHlnv in law tinfla which entry was made. N. Campbell, Register. 1 0 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ' 03047 Department of the Interior U. 8. Landofflce, Portland, Oregon, April 17, 1916. Notice la herebv lvn that Vmra Cllne, of Eddyville. Lincoln county, Oregon, wno. on May 10, 1911, made numoHiena r.niry, mo. IMU47, for HW, 8 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed ounce oi intention to make tlnnl live year Proof, to establlHh claim to the land nllOVn rfeanplharl lufn tha PlnrU of the Conty Court for Lincoln county, uregon, at Toiono, Oregon, on tne uta day of .Tune, 1916. Claimant nnnies ns witnesses: ui.aiii. viiiiii.'ii i', w, 'n.-ui-,.., Clnu('o Ieinnion and Edwnrd ('line, all 01 hiMyvllle. Oregon. Proof nintie nccordlng to law tin lor which entry was made.. N. Campbell, Tteglpter. CALL FOR WARRANTS All Warrant drntvn nn tlm Dnncrnl Fund of Lincoln County i-tnlors'-'l "not ihM for want of funtK" prior to Mumt 8th, 1914, arn hnro!-y railed thla duto and the Intorott ni.i"'! thnrp'in IMh dfte. Putt d ut Toledo, )m:nn, Yifr "1, lCII. G. C. McChiaWry, County T.-.MMirrr. 21st, 1916 ANNOUNCEMENTS I hereby as a candidate for the office of District Attorney for Lincoln county. Oregon nnhwt v. will of the Republican voters of the county. Edw. J. Clark, Paid AdV.. Tolridn flrAP-nn l I herehv nnnminon r..ni a candidate for Prosecuting At torney of Lincoln County at the coming primary, subject to the wm of the Republican voters of the County. U'aia Adv.) VV. E. Gwynn. I hereby announce myself a Republican candidate for the of fice Of COUntV niprlr militant t - .v uWUji,vi LU the decision of the voters at the t-nmary Election, May 19, 1916 (Paid Adv.) R. H. Howell. I hereby announce mvself as a Republican candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the decision of the voters at the Pri mary Election, May 19, 1916. (Paid Adv.) Bert Geer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Asses sor of Lincoln county, Oregon subject to the will of the Repub lican voters in the Primary Elec tion, May 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) W. E. Ball. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer subject to the decision of the voters of said party, at the pri mary election to be held in Lin coln county. May 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) ra Wade. To the Voters of Lincoln county: I am a Candidate for District Attorney for this County, sub ject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaries to be held in May next, and I herewith so licit your votes aud your kindly influences If elected I will endeavor tr do my duty and will try to make you a fair and impartial District Attorney. C. E. Hawkins. (Paid Adv.) I hereby announce mv mnHi. dacy for nomination on the Re publican ticket at the Primary election to be held May mth. 1916, for the election to the o;' fice of County Assessor of Lln clon county, on a platform of fair valuations, fair and impar tial assessments and an econom ic administration of the Asses sor's office. A. G. Schwartz. (Paid Adv.) To the Republican voters of Lincoln county. I hereby announce myself a Candidate fnr tha nmna nf County Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican vot ers next May. raid Adv. O. R. Hollingsworth. I hereby announce myself a Republican candidate for the of fice of County School Superin tendent,, subject to the decision of the votere at the primary elec tion, May 19, 191C. (Paid Adv.) R. P. Coin. For Joint Representative I herebv announcn mv mnril. dacy for Joint Representative for i-oik ana Lincoln counties, sub ject to the will of the Republican voters of the District at the Pri mary election in May. (Paid Adv.) W. V. Fuller. . I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for the office of Coroner of Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the wjll of the Republican voters of said party at the primary elec tion May 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) Franklin M. Carter. I herebv declare mvself a lt- nubllcan candidate, for the nfflro of County CommlsBiorrer, sub ject to tne win oi tne eicctow at the Primary Election May 19th, .i:uo. w. r. vvaKeTioia. (Paid Adv.) I hereby announce my candi dacy for nomination for election to the office of Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon, subject to the will of the voters of the county at the primary nominating elec tion. My motto is: "Efficiency and Economy," Republican tick et. J. H. H. Andersen, (raid Adv.) I hereby announce myself as Democratic rnndldato to soil nutter Klst Popcorn, subject to tho iIppIfIoii of trio voters nt the tiiuir.rv rloillon. TTrv 11. If pemb'nted and plccintl Im No veinbrr I ?.rrco tT Wo ;nr villi t'"" butter C'fin cvor. (PiiMAtlv.), AI Vau.i'v (THE. BELLBOY KNEW IT WAS 3 A.nT) v TUST because you want tobacco satisfaction it no reason why yon Jr need .P" b' wad in your check and then have to grind on it. Gel pouch ol W-B CUT Ch.wm.-ih. RmI Totneeo Chm, mm cmt. In, iknJ. mall htw wiU utufr yon ud yoa woo bar. to triad on in ran woo l o.tj to .pic to much. Mai hr WETMAH-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Vmm Squat. New York Ctf To the Republican voters of Toledo District: I herebv an nounce myself a candidate for f , , , M . .me omce or uonstaoie. subject to i, , ,r mary ecuon May 19th. 1916. n-ij A ... . JraiU AuV. K. K. uWVnn. I hereby announce mvself candidate for the office of Jua tice of the Peace for Toledo Dis trict, Lincoln County, Oregon, Bubject to the will of the Repub lican voters at the Primary Elec tion, May, 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) C. R. Ellsworth. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Toledo District, sub ject to the decision of the Re publican voters at the Primaries on May 19, 1916. C. K. Crosno. i (Paid Adv.) SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County. Niels Anderson, Plaintiff, vg, prace C. Anderson, Defendant. To Grace C. Anderson, tho above named defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear anil DnantQ. 1 1. n nm.i n1.,l..t A1 1 ... mu iuuiiiaiUl Ultra UKUII1HL you In the nbove entitled suit, now on me in me omce or county cnrK or L.ln-i coin county, Oregon, on or before six ' weeks from the first day of the pub-1 Mention of Ruminons hereof, said date ! belni; fixed by the Honorable It. It. ' Miller, County Jnd'o of Lincoln county. Oreiton, In tlm Order made by i him for the publication of this sum-1 mons. You are hereby notified that If you , fnll tn nnnenr nnH nnuwpr unlH mm. plaint as herein required, the plaintiff win appiy to tne court tor tno rener nriivntl for In unlH ntnnlnlnt fnurlt for a decree dissolving and annulling the nmrrinne contract now existing be tween nlnlntiff nnif tlefenilnnt. and fnr s: h other relief as to tho Court may ".ccm meet and just. This eiimmnflH In bbnnj llnnn Vnlf by publication thereof by order of Hon- oraum n it. Miner, i ouniy juukh oi Tln.ir.1ii .mini. Ii.ir..n M.I1I0I1 nrilrt f.1. dcr was ninde and entered on the 14th j day of March, 1916, and provided that this summons bo published once a I week of six consecutive and succes-: sive weeks In the Lincoln County Leader, a weekly newspaper published and of general circulation within Lin coln county. Oregon. Date of first publication, March 17, 1010. Date of lust publication, April 28, 1916. Hawkina A McCluikey, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Expert Watch Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction A trial will convince. Prict verv reasonable. Over 40 Tears' Experience as practical watchmaker All Work Guaranteed. f HANS E. PETERSON THE I BON BONIERE M. S. ANMCKHON, Prop. Choice Confections Summer Drink ; ; Tee Cream Ice Cohl lrinhn '. ' Mill; Shale . ;; l iiitt, Xtit I Tobacco Stationery X Tlfnt Brand Clrrnrn t LUNCH COUNTER COW FOR SALE Jcnipy cti-.v. 4 years old, will be fresh in Mny. (lootl milker. 1'rli o f,u,"i. ini j. II. Uordcn, Tokilo, 0, AGE THREE M.iW iju StUSe ME lUOQE, FER,QITTIN YR tiP;ATi:Di5 tAfevHouf BUT Dt NIQHT CLERK DONB ' SAY COULD YOU ALL 4 PARC HIM A LfTTLE OF DAT REAL. TOBACCO BLACK, BROWN AND SILVER LEGHORNS ' f lew Del A few settings of eggs from each variety. From heavy lav mg strains. Black Leghorns, $1 mor ootMno- nr ik r ' 1 liluwu i Itrhnrna 41 Krt not aat f tnv 4 1 1T eges bllver Leghorns, 2 per a 'setting of 15 eggs Eersrs Guaranteed Fertila. NESTLE DOWN FARM Chitwood, Oregon o Twentv-five arrpa nriA mfln from Toledo, dike and upland. nouse, Darn and well, orchard and berries, horse, harness and farm tools; boat landing on place. Price, $1900. Terms. Box 24, Toledo, Or. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. Ethel Bateman will do all kinds of public sten ographic work. At J. P. Stewart's law office. COW FOR SALE Fresh milck cow, 3d calf, good ' ' milker. Max Havden, City. HAWKINS & McCLUSKEY Attorneys at Law Toledo- - - Oregon tDW. J. CLARK Attorney at Law Toledo- - - Oregon R. U. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Toledo, Oregon Ofllce In Ofstedahl Ituilding. OIBcn hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tuiergency calls at any time. Phone, 1003 W. E. GWYNN Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Newport, Oregon FOR SALE v Two horses: fnnr In March and May; 2 sows: 12 hens; 2 stands of bees: 1, 3-fn. wagon; double harness; cultiva tor; cream separator; mower; two cook stoves; other house hold articles and small tool At our place 2 miles off ma loon ueiween Toledo and New port. Address, Shattuck Bros. Newport, Or. -o n FOR SALE . 5 acred. 3-mrtm y,. I chicken coop, berries and youne orchard. See J. O. YounVo? KJSi Dance at I.O.O.F. hall Sahir day night. o-w- I FARM FOR RENT I Tlie Kynlston farm, 5 rallo i loioaoo, on Slleta rock read. Smaa Auuress, H. A. Kynlston. Toledo, Or. Ilarney Vallcy-fiso acres to Write for prices and particulars. H. A. Denman. Nnrrlman, Or. taf . Hunnrai HmII.. f tcfll.'.!. ' rr tnnn X' !j arf:e 7 ro" Tortland ? lono, morttrngo $1300 Box 223, Montavilla,Orton.