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Newspaper Page TextNOTICE OF SALE In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for the County of Lincoln Lambert Nelson, Plaintiff, va. 3. B. Miller Logging Company, a corporation. The Portland Mercantile Co. a corporation, The State Accident Industrial Commission, a corporation, Geo. W. Moore Lumber Company, a corporation, Spain Ii. Pearco, H S Davis and .1. R Miller, Harriet It' Moore and R. L. Sabln, Trustee, Peter Casey Tom McCluughery, Steve Zon Joe Oscar and E. t Hilsabeck, De lendunts. Please take notice that pursuant to the order of tho court in the above entitled ruiiKo made and entered on March 21, 1917, the undersigned Gcorgo Schenck, tho duly appointed, qualified and acting Receiver of the defendant J. B. Miller Logging Company In the above entitled court and cause will sell the real and personal property of the defendant, J. B. Miller Logging Compf.ny, a corporation, as an entirety and as a going concern free from all Incumbrances and without the right of redemption for cash In hand and to the highest bidder U. public auction at a price not less thnn tho sum of $27,000 at the Court House door In Toledo In Lincoln County, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock P. M. on the 28th duy of April, 1917, which said property both real and personal Is des cribed as follows, to-wit: Real Property I A strip of land twenty feet on each sldo of a line which begins at a point that is three hundred and fifty two feet west of the quarter section corner between sections twenty-nine and thirty, in township ten, south range ten west, of the Willamette Meridian; running thence south nine teen degrees and sixteen minutes east, two hundred and forty-two feet; thence south thirteen degrees fifty-two min utes east, three hundred seventy-six feet; thence south, five degrees eight minutes vest, four riir.-'rpd twenty-six feet; thence south, two degrees two minutes west, one thousand thirty eight feet, thence south, five degrees thlrtv eii'ht nniitii west, two hundred and three fret; thence south, eighteen degrees, fifty-two minutes west, forty four feet; to a ooint which Is two hun dred seventy-three fr-t west of the corner to sections twenty-nine, thirty, thirty-one rnd thirry-two. In township ten, south, r,ice ten west, of the Wil lamette Meridian; Abo 2 A certain strip of land forty feet 111 S I H II I'll ill," Bltilir ir-llKlll iiit-i.-.ii. the cent, r line of said strip beginning a stake seventy-eight feet In a at southeasterly directiot from the bridge across Depot sinugn en me iarm 01 j. g. wniteis, in section tniriy-one, 'nn, nnui. ranRB leu wm, sonth of the Willamette Meridian: running . tnence in a straight line to tne norm- mad runnnR nortn from a pofnt on a decree that the mortgage on Sec east corner of said farm where Bald itne rit-of-way on the Kyniston land tion 25. township 11 South of Range i-.nii.-r n. in .in .i i.m ln a northerly direction to the line be-t lend of Ora A. Cooeland and wire:;twePn sect0ns 19 and 30, Township ' BiMi. r.ienM.r .mill im. " above described In a southeasterly d -, rectlon following fie base of the hill, i just keeping on tho Mil sufficiently to1 Veen off the bottom land to the south ! line of said farm, the said strip of land now helnir occunled and used as rlcl.t-of-way for a logging railroad; Also 3 A strip of land forty feet In width . lvlne twentv feet on each side of a center line v.hlrh Is deserlbed as fol lows: BeirinnUiir ni n point seventy feet wot from the center of section si", tow.ihip cle'-on, south, ranee ten west, of !ie WlllaTrett Meridian, which mint !s rnrVr.l by n fir pnr.t from w!'ti !i a fir .ree twenty Inches In d'aneur be-r prr'h t wntv-elnht jii;rrp thl.-tv tr.!ii",e'i west, two hun dred ntid s!vv-fn'r I'ri'S lsiant. man: ed "' ?. 'i S. n. T ". en apple t'ce ten Inches In (''"i"'er beprs south. eve:i;v two drrern thirty minutes east, tw .'ntv-bH links distant, mark ed "P. S. '1 fi T.": thence souMi. twen'v-rvo d"rT : thirty minutes Mt. two hundred wontv-elRht feet to point on the l'ne dlvldlr.R sect'on nix north and south and two hundred and seventeen feet south, three do. rrees one minute east of the above described stake at center of said sec tion six: Also 4 a utrln of land forty feet In width. IvInK twenty feet earh sldo of renter line described as follows: Beginning tt a point twi hundred seventeen feet niith. three de.iees one minute east. of the renter of section bIx. township el-ven. south, runce ten west of the Wlllnmelle Meridian, which point Is marked by n fir post from which a fir tree twentv Inches In dlnmeter bears north, twenty-elcht decrees thirty min utes west, two hundred slxtv-fonr links distant, mnrked "P. R. Vi S. n. T." an apple tree fen Inches In diameter hears south, seinty-two degrees thirty minutes eesf. twopty-olght. links dls. tant. marked P. S. Vi 8. 6 B. T." thence south, twenty-flvo degrees thir ty minutes east, one thousand one hundred and forty-four fret to a point on II' nn"H'M"'ii'ii prriiuii iiiiu Him four hundred twenty-two feet north, eighty-nine derrees fifteen minutes east, of the north-west corner of the aouthwest nitnrter of the southeast : OUarter of section six. township eleven aoutb. ranee ten weat of ' Oib """' f'",T 'InV"'': I'..'""" in'-, south m il.l-..rn, I. ril.mi.lnl r. , i ,,L.i "p b i i s an'' v"k',B t "um BnV.Mdlstnnt. marked P. 8. 1-16 S.)4 ,!ir(( ,,4 . 16 R( B. T, Also B A strip of land forty feet In width. lvlne twentv feet on eseh side of n ren-1 ter l!n described ss follows: to wlt: Beginning four hundred twentv-two J" " ,i elL-htv.nlnn degrepa fifteen A lZXZSr .. .. - .,i,. rnrnnr of TsouCe: s rt-ru miTm barter of rL six. township eleven. aouth, rnnirp ten. west of the Wlllnm. ette Mcrldlm. which corner Is mnrked by a vino maple post from which a willow twelve l.lches In diameter bears south, alxtv-nlne degrees thirty four minutes west, four hundred links dlotnnt, mnrl'ert "P. w. a fir tree thlrtv-four Inches In diameter bears south fifty-four degrees, twenty lz minutes east, three hundred ten links distant, marked "P. S. 1-16 S B T."; thence south, twenty-flve degrees thirty minutes east, five hundred thirty-five and two tenths feet; thence on a ten degree curve to the right one hundred flfty-elght and three-tenths feet; thence south, nine degrees forty minutes east, three hundred forty-seven and nine-tenths feet; thence on a ten degree curve to the right one hun dred flfty-slx feet; thence Bouth five degrees fifty-five minutes west, one hundred sixty-one and six-tenths feet, to a point on a line between sections six and seven and six hundred eighty four feet north, eighty-nine degrees fifteen minutes east, from' the quarter section corner, which corner Is mnrked "y a vine maple post four Inches i,,,, ,,jr juciitjtj long, ana Bet fir-1 ina '", fis m tIle ground, marked i tu'J' .on tlle B0Utn' and "6" on the north facing, from which a fir sixteen m.nes in ammeter bears north, seven- ... cbi, uuriy-one linns uinLaui, uiuriteu f, a. 7 u, -j a vine maple five Inches In diameter bears north, forty-seven degrees west thirty-six links distant, marked "P. S. S. 7 B. t."j thence south, five de grees fifty-five minutes west, nine hun dred forty-six feet, to a stake on the right bank of Depot Slough; Also 6 A strip of land fortv feet In width being twenty feet on each side of a center line described as follows: Be ginning at a point fortv feet east of the southwest corner of the land belong ing to S. Romtvedt Estate In the florth east quarter of Section 31, Township 10, South, Range 10, West of the Wil lamette Meridian: riinnlne thenr-A northeast along the hill four hundred feet to a point two hundred seventy four feet west of the Corner of Sections 29, 30, 31 and 32. in said Townshln and Range; Also 7 A strip of land forty feet In width through the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 30, Township 10, South. Rage 10, West of the Willam ette Meridian, said strip of land lying west of Depot Slough Creek, and run ning from the division line between the lands, of J. K. Steele to the line between the lands known as the Rader and Kyniston lands, being the rlsht-of-way for a logging road as is now located; Also 8 A strip of land forty feet In width through the land now owned by Hugh Murray and Minnie Murray, in Sec tion fi, TownsMn 11. South. Rnnce 10, West of the Willamette Meridian; Also n a -i-in nf .., i.. btoss the northeast quarter of Sec- ,, 30 Townshln South naMfrfi 10 West of tle Willamette Meridian, ncross the land known as the Kvnlston i anj. Ag0 1n A .(.In nf Inn tr.rlv foot In widtn for a rlRilt.or.way for a logging i io, south, Range 10, West of the Will- amette Mcrldlan. . . . , ... Toother with all and singular the r'1?,'t of w?v, n'''' contracts for r ght wa; "n'1 und ,0wn,o(1 b" d-'fndant "KKin ..ompany m uin coin County, Oregon. Peraonal Property 1 Gasoline Lamp: C Stoves (Heat ers): 35 Va Bed Springs; 4 Hand I I-amrs: 33 Vs Size Mattresses: i 1 W'ndow 2A x 2'4 ft... 8 Pick ! Handles; 9 Mattocks: 1 Sand Devil Vine Cloaner; 1 S'.mdard Trick Caucc: 4 Spike Mauls; 1 Tr.-.clt Level; 8 Tamping Shovels: 2 Pickaxes: 4 Break Shoes and Hanenrs: 12 Journal Brasses 4x8; 1.1 Shovels Round Point; f Track Wrenches: 11 Saw Handles; i 2 Foot Adzr: 2 Track Jacks; fi Line up B:rs: 3 flew Bars (or Dr.iw Bars); 1 Keg 30 T) Nails (ro-imoi: 15 l'.'S. ''''"'" ' V '" Immeillatn 'os-H.-tlyt: 1 Hnchet Diill; 2 Au?ers Mi region and for such other, futher , m n.: o i)(., tup,; 2 ynrdiug rnd Kf'i('rll order as to the court may Bh-cks: 2 Head Blocks: 7 Trip Blocks: G,i."1 mpet- 1 t'eavy: 2 l.nu-iint Hoohs: 1 Swarm nofi" Driils from i' to 0 In for nr'll" l'reR- K fino ni7. ,.., 2 Stock from U to 1 . In.: 1 ni-er In- Annri in - i Stump Rollers: 4 Tommy Moore Blocks: 1 Set Spllelng Tools! 2 Tag Lines; 2 Anvils; 1 Swedge Block; 1 Champion Blower; 1 Auger 1V4 in.; 1 Gasoline Engine; 1 Prill Press: 1 Orlndslon e; 1 Piece Wood Fiber 2x6 1.2 In.: Pipe Vlee; 2 Bench Vices: 2 Babbiting Lad'.es: 1 Log Scale; 18 Axes and Handles; 7 Bucking Sledges; 4 Snllttlng Sledces; 1 Dnlley; 7 Falling Wedges: 8 Falling Pin ton; 12 Bii'-klm Wed tp; 6 Splitt ing Wedires; 4 Undercutters: 4 Spring boards: 3 Falling Saws 9 ft.; 1 Fall in Snw 8 ft.; 12 Burking Saws 7 ft.; ? Bucking Saws 74 ft.:l Blncksmlth Sledge; 2 Sets Machine Tnpa and Dies: J,a1. Cana: 1 Drawing Knife: i Monkey 3 Pipe Taps In.. V, 1 In.; 2 B- Wrench 20 In.: 1 Monkev Wrench 16 In.; 1 Stllson Wrench 12 in.: 1 Strelght Wrench; 1 I'nck Saw nnd Blades; 20 Dlo,.lsmll, Tn.1,1 Ill.,r !,.,. I, nr and otrrtj,, Bnd Pnd, tno' numerous to mention: 1 Portnbln Force: 6 B.v'd 'roil l'. x i Id ft. long; 2 Iron Ucds Vj In. 12 ft. loin: 1 Piece S'erl ii x B In. S ft. long; 1 ttln G,..n 11 r 1 In f f. l..... 1 B , , , u , , ar 1 x 3 8 ft. long; 1 Steel Bar 1 x mnr: 1 Steel Par 2'A 10 ft. lone: 1 ' '0 ft. long; 1 Stool Pa? I 1 "" ' ' H ,U"K. ' K 'leces Iron M In. 20 looks, Cold Shuts umerous to mention; Jound Iron: 1 llbl. iVnlve Oil (Part Kull); 2 Bbl. Blafk " .. 'Oil; S Bunk Houses: fl nweUlug uses: 1 Killing Shed; 1 Office nnd .' 1 J,!,,"; nro Boom; 1 Cook House; 1 Mont 1 Water Tank 6x7 ft.; 1 i ," ""i" ""op: I on tiouse; i i W Wool Krrme Loy,lng ' 1 rul 1 locomoitvp 1 IIUIllDOK t fas;,7,vyi?? v vv".,nrr LUl enm . ump; 6 Chockcr, I Ipe 4 4000 ft. 1 In., r"f. . iV'T. 1 9: 1 Stenm Pumn: 6 Chockers: 1000 Hand- nrrows; 4ii(i0 ft. Trip Lino In.: 2r,00 ft. Main Line 1 In.: 1 Wnre House. Ouy Lines nnd Loading Lines, Straps About 10 Tb Piston Packing: 1 Of- flee Hesk; 2.1 Cakes Tor Hand Soap; 1 Tobacco Cutter; 1 Timber Jack; 1000 ft. Whistle Wire; 198 ft. Pipe ! In.; 1 Drum Oil 62 Gal. (About 6 in. In Bottom); 1 pll Pump; 2 Rail Bend era; lBOtb track Spikes; 60 Table Plates; 20 Small Bowls; 4 Sugar Bowls; 60 Tea Saucers; 40 Teacups; 10 Large Pitchers; 7 Sirup Pitchers; 6 Jars Mustard; 8 Bottles Worcester Sauce; 1 Hash Grinder; 20 Large Platters; 14 Dishup Bowls (Hound); 44 Dishup Bowls (Square); 10 Dinner Pulls; 12 Pkgs. Toothpicks; 13 Ket tles Large and Small; 18 Ladles and Spoons; 10 Bread Pans Large and Small; 13 Pie and Cake Tins; 1 Can Ground Chocolate; 3 Cans Curry Powder; 6 Pkgs. Soda; 4 Pkgs. Bak ing Powder; 11 Bottles Celery Salt; ;1 Cookstove; 2 Meat Saws; 2 Cleavers; Rnire steel; 40 Spoons (Large); 32 Spoons (Small); 46 Table Knives; 46 Table Forks; 4 Hanging Lamps; 4 Iron Beds. Springs and Mattresses; 3Elb Beans, Spices and Extracts; 1 Leirton Squeezer; 10 Kettle Covers; 1 Coffee Grinder; -2-3 Bbl. Salt; 61b Tea; 20tb Powdered Sugar? 16 Pkgs. Shaker Salt; 17 Cans Beets; 6 Pkgs. Gold Dust; 10 Cans Sweet Potatoes; 13 Cans Sauerkraut; 15 Cans Chloride of Lime; 11 Cakes Saplllo; 27 Ax Handles; 4 Pairs Overalls; 7 Rain Hats; 1 Typewriter; 2 Over Shirts; 4 Pair Parafine Pants; 5 Undershirts; 2 Pair Drawers; 13 Pair Gloves; 1 Bread Mixer; 4 Pipes. Dated this 21st day of March, 1917. George Schenck, Receiver of J. B. Miller Logging Company a corporation. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County Coast Land & Timber Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas Fred Smith, M. S. Cadonau, A. P. Casey, May Casey, his wife, and S. K. Buyers, Defendants. To A. P. Casey, May Casey and S. K. Buyers, three of the above named de fendants: In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff in the above entitled court and cnuse now on filo with the Clerk of said Court on or before the 4th day of May, 1917. and you are hereby notified that ii yiu ?:.il to ap pear and answer s:.!d comnlaint as hereby -equired. ths p-nlnCf will ap ply to the court lor the rci: prayed for In its said iompl:.;iit, tn-wit: A judgement against defendants Timm,,. t-,i ,m. ,,-ri v srwi.mmi for the sum of $5,000 with In '-rest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per inti-ium frnm Mnrpli 1 1fl1.r nnil the further sum of $l28.i) tuxes, with 6 Ipercent nor cent interest from March ::!). 1U17. and the further sum of $500.00 at-1 tomey's fees and its costs and dls- bursements herein, and West of the Willamette Meridian In Lincoln County, Oregon, containing B40 acres more or less described ln the complaint In said cause, be fore closed and the mortcased Drenilses be sold as by law upon execution anil the proceeds arising from said, sale be applied: First: To repayment of taxes ad- vnneed hv nhilntiff and the costs and disbursements, including attorney's fee. becona: To the payment or plain- till' complaint, Including Interest. Third. The overplus, If anv there he, to be paid to the defendants as their interest may appear and that the defendants and each of them and all persons ci:inii:iiK uy, lurimyn or uiiut then or either of thnni be barred nnd fcr closed of all rlp'it. title, and in terest in or ebhn to said r.-ul nroperty and the whole thereof and that the imn hiisrr of said property et a sale I " ,"Zr-''' ' IZ.tLl OUblKatlon In Lincoln ( oumv Ieadr ''V order of Honorable J. W. Hamilton Judge of the above entitled court, I mode the 2oh day of March, 1917. iTne date of the first publication of I this summons Is March 23rd. 1S1" !"nn oni" OI Ule la81 P"""-'1""" 'h May 4th, 1917. L. for L. Swan, Plaintiff. Attorney 0 GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NOTICE Is hereby given that on Saturday the 21st. day of April 1917. at tho hour of one o'clock ln the after - noon of snid day. at tho front door of 'the Court house. In the City of To . ledo, In Lincoln County, State of Ore gon, I will offer for sale and sell to ' tl'e highest bidder, for ranli In hand. ' '' r'""1 ""'" "'- '"' : ?f 0c"r.KU h ' V,a",0!1 '""""r. ,,1,"0IV in and to the following desrclhed rent propertv. to-wl: AN UNIHVKI) OXK kii'th intkitkst in and to tiik 1 soi'th ka st ql'ahti'r o'' kkc-i Tion i:i,:vi;n in township rm:- i VHX WKST UV TIIK Wll.l.A.VK 'l"i K : MKIUD1AN IN OltlOUON; Said sale Is made under and In pin- sunnce of a license and order of sale iuailH uy ink I ouilir i '.inn Ol Lllinilll l County, State of Oregon on tho lllth. ! dny of March 1917, in tho mutter of the estatn nnd guardhiniihlp of tin said George M. Ixignii. niithor'-'.lng. directing ond empowering me Isabell Mi Cluughrey ns guurdlan of tlm estate of the said George M. Lop-in, to sell the above desTlbcd real propertv at I public auction to the highest bidder, for ensh In bond, and to dispose of I the proceeds In the manner prescribed by law: Dated this 19th. (by of March 1917. Isabell McClaughrey. uuarninn oi me p'miiio or ueorgu m. 14'KIIII, Ull II1I1UI1U ivinuil. Wo liavo the following to let fO at reduced prices: 1 Oliver i!2-(i3 WIJ 8 inch plow. $8.00. 1 Syracuse No. 1433 steel benni 10 'inch plow. $10.00. 1 Dixie G-tooth cultivator, $0.r,0. 1 one wheel baby garden plow, $3.25. All kinds of hand garden tools see our 5 10 15 and 25 cent counter. Peterson Hdw. Co. NEWPORT SCHOOLS Newport, Or., Mar. 18, 1917. Editor Leader; I have hesitated to request space in your valuable paper for further discusgion of Newport High School affairs, but the Intelligent class of our citizens does not deBire the im pression to go out 'hrough the county that they are to be Judged by the ego tistical school-girl effusion that ap peared in your last issue, under the pseudonym of "Student." ' The slur thrown at Toledo's excel lent High-School system in that article, as a fair sample of the liberal at titude of this would be censor of the public press. There are unfortunately in every community a few narrow minded and misguided individuals who think it an evidence of their own superiority, to belittle the citizens and fnBtitutlpns of adjoining towns, but we bespeak for "Student" our chari table .Indulgence. She is quite young, and the very young always are .in fluenced by surroudtng environments. For two years Blie has been imbibing learning at the feet, of whom to her unprejudiced (?) mind, can only bo spoken of aB "Superintendent - and Principal ln Chief of the Newport Hifh School System." She reminds us somewhat of little Yankee Doodle who "Mounted bis pony, stuck a feather in his anatomy and called him 'Mkcaronl,' " when she gushingly compares the miserable condition of High School affairs of two years to its present efficient con dition, and gives all the praise to said "Superintendent." We vender what her opinion will be two ycarB hence, for Idealistic youth is proverbially ac. The facts about the present con troversy here are simply as follows; ' Newport School has a registered at tendance of less than 250 pupils. Supt. Coin is our authority 'for the state ment that the State Board of Examin ers have ruled that no school with less than 400 pupils can eltx:t a Superlu- ' teudent. I The official Blue Book for 1916 lists Prof. Oilman, us Principal c' Newport i High f-Vhool. Vet Student s.v-s that he is a "Superintendent," ami thr.t I Prof. Gcnn Is the Principal. Either the State Board Is wrong, i the Blue Book is wrong, or Student needs another two years study ii, English before she again airs her er udition. The plaint of tlip taxpayers of thli school district Is that our Sthoo! f Hoard is baying a l'rincli.al a Super intendents snbry, when we cannot legally employ a Superintendent. Plenty of efficient men enn bo secured as Principal, at a salary of $1000.00 the same as you pay at Toledo. This ' alone would bo a snvlng of $1530.00 ;per year. Our Board is now admitting tlat jt cun diSI)cnce with several j,. . ......, i..i..i ,i ni achers without Impairing the ellc ' i'0' of the schools. It is the present waste of the taxpayers money that we ura complaining of and Student" is not the only one who was "astounded" when the true factn ln tills ccu'ro versy bet ami l imwii. For example, Newport lilch, with 47 pupils, Is pay ing Prof. Ortman, Principal, 1 5:10.110. Iloseburg, with :;00 pupils, pays lier principal 135.09 less. Ho'l River, 222 pupils, pays $405.00 lens, etc.. etc. Dozens of similar comparisons to our 1 1 .disadvantage can be seen In tho Blue Book by those who care to further in vestigate the nintter. "Student" (luotcs a lot of figures In her article, but her figures compare Prof. Ortmun's salary here as Principal (for he legally Is nothing else) with that of the salary paid Superintendents In other cities, and Is therefore about as pertinent to the question, as though she were to dub her Idol as "President," nnd com pare his salary with that of President Kerr, of O. A. C or President Camp 1 bell, of U. of O, We ch illenge the School Board, "Student", or the so-called "Superin tendent" to produce any record In the school iiiiuuli's Unit mention Ortuuiu's election as a Superintendent. On the o'.hur hand I am Informed by reliubh authority that It was specifically stat ed In such minutes that he was elected as Prim Ipnl. Hence the uller absurdity of "Kind- ent's" entire article, and tho ronlm- ! lions of the School Hoard Is patent to all). onPi ,, ,,,,, H(, ,,.titl nmt t.v, n a wnyfalrlng sludcnt should not err therein. The taxpayers of this dlsrtct are trusting that whet, tlie chuh of teachers and salaries are mailt) for tho coming year by the Bimi'd, they will govern tliemsi Ives by tlin rules of tho State Board, and use the same diligence In handling our school uf fairs that they excrclso in their pri vate hunlnesi. Wo certainly have a. right to demand rtbnt much We further suggest that "Student" be given another two years courso In "Klcmentary lessons of Ihigllsh," and tho "Science of Fig ures," before setting out to reform vngnrlcs of hor own brain. "Not A Student." WANTED -Good second sec ond hnnd saddle. ParticB hav ing one for sale please phone or write John Bradbury, Toledo, Oregon. -T- 8000 OVER-HLARO THE I vou av you iNjor oood IOO ENJOY ! THEN TAKE A I CHtW A TUI W.B OHO HAVE AMP TlU. ME HOW IT OOej1 MOUTH CUT TOO! IT'S natural that a gentlemanly feeling should prompt one man to tell another about W-B CUT Chewing, so he, too, may enjoy the contentment there is in rich, sappy tobacco and also avoid so much chewing and spitting. The common-sense of it appeals to people with brains. There's no getting 'round facts, W-B will save a man money a little chew lasts and satisfies. A 10c. pouch goes twice as far as ten cents' worth of the old ordinary kind of chewing. Mij by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 1107 Brotj.7 Nw York Cty f Expert Watch REnairino' icpau nig When others fail you t We Guarantee Satisfaction Z A trial will convince. Price verv reasonable. t Over 40 Years' Experience as practical watchmaker All Vork (luaranteed. t X HANS E. PETERSON . AL WAUGH i I Dealer iu i Cigars Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn TOLEDO, OREGON J tl'i1If1t4M(4fll'4r WAUGH'S MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS FISH AND OYSTERS IN SEASON Highest Price Paid for Hides LESTER WAUGH, Prop. WANTED Men to cut cord wood, two kinds fir Enquire of E. Brown, c. o. Poole Slough, Toledo, Ore. o WANTED SheT.) on shares for further particulars, adress, Mrs. S. J. Ryerson, Elk City, Or. o FOR SALE 57 acre dairy farm mile and a quarter from Toledo, price $ 15(H) ror further particulars ad dress Mrs. Stella Falcon, 145 N. jl5 St., Portland, Oregon. Restoration ta Entry of Lands In Na tional Forest. "K" Lists 6-1005, -19)0. Notlcn Is hereby given that the laiiils described below, en. bracing 110 acres, .within the Siusluw National forest, 'Oregon, will be subject til settlement , und entry nml'T II. e piovlalons of tin In um Ml I'm) laws of Ihe I niti d Sl.i'i h ami tin ai t of .Imi" 11, I'lhli (.14 Stat., 2li:i), lit tho Culled Stitti'ti laud ollii at Ui.nchiirK, Oregon, on May 10, 1:117. ;Any settler who was actually und in good iiillh claiming tiny of said lands fur agricultural piii'i,ss prior to Jan uary 1, i:iuti, und bus not abandoned Haine, liaH a preference right to malic in. homestead entry for tho lands ac tually oicupled. Said lunds were list ed upon the applications of the pi rsnas mentioned below, who have u pn fi r enco right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such hi1 thr or uppllciiut Is iiiiallfled to in alio i homestead entry and tho preferem i j right Is exercised prior to May in, 11'17, on which date, the lauds will be j subject to scUleiuuul and entry by any itiiill(lcd person. Tho N'.ji NW'i ;NW'i SWU, NVV NK'i NW'i IHWU, W bWU NW'i, W'4 K'i SW'i NW',4, Sec. KUj K'.i SK', NH'i, NK'i NKU NK'4 SK'i, Sec. f. T. 14 8., It. 0 W., W. M HO acres, ap 11 Ic ut Inn of Tho h;ih J. Cams, Ala, Oregon; List llnir,. NW'.i NW'i, SM, N'4 N K 1 i NW'i, N'-i S',4 NIC, NW'i, Sec 21. T. U S.. It. V W., W. M., HO acres; applfiatlon of Joseph 11. Cook, Alrlie, Oregon; Lift I9D0. Feb runry IK, 1917. C. M. Bruce., Assls ant Commissioner uf the General Lund unite. TRAVELERS TALKING W-B CUT TOBACCO, GOOD TOBACCO I A CHtW IN MY NOW ITS W-Bf I SLOAN'S LINIMENT FOR RHEUMATISM The torture of rhpi Jithe Pal"8 and aenc that make life unbearable am rollf-vci hv Sloan's Liniment, a clean clear liquid that is easy to apply and more effective than mussy plas ters or ointment because it nen- etrates quickly without rubbing. I , For tha mnnv hi 1 n m n.wi i, Jlfoliog ei,Su .MnV 1 sprains and muscle soreness I; Sloan's Liniment is nromntlv pf- fective. Aiwa vs have il bnttUv tihaiulv for front, lnml ache, backache, slilT neck and all uiufisiais, cents. DR. C. A. SMITH, M. T. Four nnd a half years In Newport. Specialist in Paralysis, nervous and chronic dlsnases. Electric buths, vio let rays, mussage, vtbnitloH, diet and exercise. Many so-called Incurable men and women can testiry to the mer its of my work. Near Post Office, NEWPORT OR. YOU NEED A SPRING LAXATIVE Dr. King's New Life Pills will rnmni-n 1 1. . ....... 1 .. . . I ... . . h-iih.ic uic ai i uiii milieu wilts It's of winter from your intestines, T ! l. I I . .1. i , me imnicii m me Lionel, net that sluggish fqiring lever feeling out of your system, brighten your eye, clear your complexion. Oet that vim and snap of good purified healthy blood. Dr. King's New Life Pills are a non-griping laxative that aids nature's pro cess, try them to-night. At all druggists, 23e. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT notice is iii:ui:i!V c.nw tim llur undersigned, as AdminisVntor of the lat of William .Imicph .Mclhiu :M. den-ased, hns filed his llnal ac i "Kill in mid estate- In the County Court of Lincoln CmimIv. (tri-uon, anil that Saturday the lit!, day of April. 1!M7 lit flirt hour uf ll:im o'clock A. M. of suld day, at the Court room of said Court In tho City of Toledo, Oregon, has been appointed by wtid Court as the time and place of hearing any ob jecting to said final account or the una settlement or Haul i stale. William O. McDonald. Adminis trator of the estate of Willi im .losenh Mcllonal I. di-censeil. iJno. R. 8lbley, lhtllai'. Oregon, Attorney for estnlo. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby given Unit tho un dersigned has been, by order of tho County Court of Lincoln coiiuiy, Ore gon, duly appointed administrator ot the estate uf Luther Branch, deceased. All persons having cf.ilnis I'tralim said estate are hctvhv notl'leil to I present the same duly verltlcd and jwltli proper vouchers ns by law re- iiulrcd to me at my b uie :l V:iiiilna, Oregon, within six mouths from tho diile of this notli e. j Dated March 10!h, 1!M7. Ira Erinch. 1 Administrator of the e ;tat' of Luther Uriim-li il .....1 Hawkins & McClutkcy, Attys. for Administrator. INCH Of STAMOINCI U&C TOBACCO r ' Of THE BESTI- 1 1 I miAriTv r- ' i NOTICE TO HOG OWNERS ' At the chH i'o'.i In hi in Lhiecln County, Oregon, on .lie 7th. d:.y of November. liM'i, 1S! votes were cast for u running nt large in said Lincoln County. Oregon, and lillM vol en were cast ogaliiKt hogs iuni:::g at large in said I.ii.coln Cminty, Oi'cgiMi. Now thereiore, by vir tue of afor"s:iid election amf vote, it will bo iml.".v:f.l for l'o;;a to run at large in IJncoh. C0.111 ty. Oregon, on and alter GO Jays from the date of this notice, un der the penalty of $5.01) for the ; first offence, and $10.00 for each subseitient offence, to b re covered from the owner of said liog. I Hated nt Toledo, Oregon, this 1 lGth day of March. 1D17. I R. H. Howell. I County Clerk.