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Newspaper Page TextLINCOLN COUNTY LEADER FRIDAY, .SEPTEMBER 21st, 1917. PAGE FOUR ! 7mIIMIMMM I MM IM II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " ' t ' ' nn VI t VI DPDDV ' UK. U . 1VI. THE TOLEDO DENTIST i nfflr in tho Itank Buildine tui DRniV AND FR I D A Y OF EACH WEEK. IIWI-"Bia." - .... a . .a.la.JL.l. Hilll I'T" ' ""- 13 YOL'R SUIT SPOTTED? SATURATE A CLOTH PAD WITH MY JELLY CREASE REMOVER AND BRUSH THE SPOT LIGHTLY IT DISAPPEARS I PUT MY GREASE REMOVER UP IN TWENTY-FIVE CENT BOTTLES Toledo Drug Co. T. P. HAWKINS ROCK CREEK Continued Bick list this week. Ralnv weather here eive us back the -dust. Clinton Southwell returned home from Lower Farm where he has been working. Buster Porter was up this way Sunday. LOST IN A SWAMP Elk City, Oreg., Sept 18th, 1917. Lincoln Co. Leader, Toledo, Oreg. Dear Editor: Nn Hnnht vou were a disgusted man, when you were ECtting the 13. (jiarK s nusieuu . a The Rock Creek school will j article in your last publica- begin next Monday. lii L. W. Hamnton and famllv of i -iricri nn in a swaniD - V, uunua uiiu i' He started out with road Saturday. LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP fLll, ,i "!"!!!!!! H"T' n.TCMlN T L. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN & BATEMAN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES do so? The most of the roads would have to be built of plank, because of the lack of good rock ior road Duuaing along me lines of the proposed roads. At the present high price of labor the lumber could not be sawed and delivered along road for less than $15 per M. even if It were nnnrn1 Vil. t V 4 1 It t fSm t V r nm-Hi.iit'M W road right-of-way as Mr. Jones nn " 1 II I j.. 1 1 1 1 i proposes, (when he knows there We Buy. Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture wall between Elk City and Tole do. Now if you win lane me time and look at the list 01 names from Elk City, that are in favnr nf mad bonds, you will see at once that Mr. Clark does n't represent the tax payers wiahps it is lust to be a knocker pure and simple, doesn't want Nortons, Ore., Sep. 17, 1917. Editor of the Leader., Toledo, Ore. Dear Sir: A . J 1 t 1 1 I J .1 A great ueai is ueuig buiu anu -- . i i..- j r ormid fmm the outside worm written in regniu iu iue piuiju- ------ ,, n,,,. fm i j .v.- tn fnmt throueh our little town, $200,000 for the purpose of ttaeyni ght leave a doDar . m- building 120 miles of good roaa. steaa 01 speuuu, . . " " It Is a matter that should be else. And as to the number of n k,, t.vn,,. tRiima between Elk ana Aim well Vliiomcicu uj cisij itiAiaj- , . er In the county. We all want Creek, 1 guess he came nearer to good roads and If $200,000 tnis tnan any ining ewe, I would build 120 miles of good one ana mere is uu. permanent road we would all , l-lark claims it is farther by way Mrladlv vote for it. But. will It of Mill Creek to Toledo than by Hi p -tarn ECONOMIC'and military PREPAREDNESS THE UHiVERSiTY CF OREGOH MILITARY DRILL, DOMIZSTIC SCIENCE ARTS AND COMMERCE Plan for .H.ctlv. fr.Cur. nrle. Your "omf tk Brain for Pooeo or War" and "Tha Woman and tha UnK-eratty." Aidraaa RagUtrar, UNIVERSITY OF OREGQK. Eugens, Oregon W. C. FISCHER Notary Public YAQUINA, OREGON Instruments for Record or Private use carefully prepared. Rates Reasonable. way of Simpson Creek. We are nnHpr th imnresslon that it's sixteen mile3 by way of Simp son Creek and less tnan ten miipn down the river. Perhaps Mr. Derrick could Inform us who is nearer the correct distance. And I do hope when election day comes around that Mr. Clark will march up with the rest of iho hnnstprs and vote for good NOTICE Kffpptlvn at once all freight rates on the launch Transit will be raised 5 cents per hundred Harry Nortons, Capt. ' ' . T ' ' ,1 1 1 1 1 v proposes, (when he knows there roads, prosperity ana a &x iiiiHMUMHllHlllli i"4i 1 1 1 i ig nQ tnuDer 0n nine-tenths of FOR SALE Two work horses for sale cheap. Also two high grade Holstein bulls, and high grade Berkshire pigs. Emil T. Raddant, Siletz, Ore. FOR SALE ThA "Home Res:aurant" lo cated on the water front In To ledo is for sale. The only res- tauiant in town. Address Box 154, Toledo, Or. CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS Notice is hereby givtn that all warrants drawn on ths Genera'. Fund of the City of Toledo, Ore. gon, and endorsed "Not paid for want or runas , are nereny caii- ea ana interest stopped mis date. Dated at Toledo. Oreeon. this 31st day of September, 1917. C. 0. Hawkins, City Treasure. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL predcricljv's QUALITY STORE NOT? ONLY IN SERVICE NOT ONLY IN QUALITY BUT ALSO IN PRICE SAVINGS DO WE SEEK TO WIN AND HOLD THE SUBSTANTIAL GOOD WILL OF THOSE WHO TRADE WITH US YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THAT AT THIS STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE IS PRICED ON THE BASIS OF SMALL PROFITS AND PLENTY OF SALES Lincoln Co. I thank you, An Elk City Taxpayer. ROAD CLUB MEETS P. Frederick the right of way.) I would like every man to ngure it out. ine plank ought to be not less than thrpfi Inches thick, and thev ,'oueht to have something under- neatn to nan mem to. i nere At. an early nour :uonuay, are 5280 feet in a mile. Make September 10th, the Ona Good the road bed eight feet wide and j u0ad Club met on Beaver Creek put three stringers under me ir0ad to cut trees ana Drusn tnav I plank 4 by G inches in size. The shaded the way along Ona ; lumber for one mile of such a school house, there was a large road would cost $2376. An eight 'attendance considering it being oot road bed Is too narrow; itis0 wet, mipht tn bo. double that width. The lumber for a 16-ft. road bed would cost $5008 per mile. The lumber for 120 miles of road 8 ft. wide would cost $285,120. The usual monthly meeting was held at noon hour. C. S. nnrmpli an enterprising citizen. enthusiastic supporter of good roads and other improvements, to the coBt of the lumber making a total of $405120. This l.i for a road only eight feet wide and it is not a permanent road. The lunihpr would nrobablv be most. T , .,nr ly second growth fir and would 'iiuilllllltllll"" rnml u'na nnt trnvelpd milch. Mil 1 1 1 ttttrrrrTTTT , .. - 1I1IIIK il UC1 UICU, MgUlC Ull 'it. The difference between Mr. J I Jones $200,000 and the actual I .cost of a road is hot air. Can JTUU UU11U 1U4AUO Jll IlUk Ml, . II you could it would be a wise plan to hire lawyers to build the roads. Yours Respy., G. H. Horsfall. The road bed has to be graded : Was initiated a member of the ana prcparea ior a pianK sur- club. face as well as for other mater- president C. S. Ohmart re lal. We will say the grading and 'quested all members having In, .Inn tkn nltnlr vlll nnct tlflllfl . Kl.,n- tVinm alnnP nPYt per mile on an average, which is 'road day to repair the roads be very iuw. iius yiu uuu iu"u i ore Wllller tunics u. r". f. oyrno, oec STOMACH TORN UP Indiana Lady Describes Condition, Which She Sayi Was Due To Constipation and Tells of Relief Obtained From Black-Dranght Scottsbure. Ind. Mrs. Anr.ie Johnson, of this place, writes: "I well remember I suilered for a long time with constipa tion, which would cet me down. I took doctors' medicines and any number of purgatives. They would leave me in a worse condition than I was before talcing, and my stomach so upset ... 1 know once 1 suilered . . . from constipation, I was so ill we had to have the doctor, just q nervous and feverish. The doctor said I would have to quit medicines, my stomach was so bad . . . My husband was reading and found sometime aooui ineaiorui oiam PROPERTY Q. A. PERR1N ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SUPPLIES p. O. BOX -02. NEWPORT PHONE 3402 TO LOAN State School Funds to loan at 0 per cent interest on improv. ed agricultural lana. Sara Crahen, Toledo, Oregon. Mt tWWWW M 1 1 44 ' Oregon State Fair SAX-EM ATTENTION! I wi3h to purchase goats up to 200 at price. Auuress Lloyd R. reterson, Eddyville, Oi. youn reasonable Draught and brought me a package to try. 1 used it regularly at first until I be gan to teei oener, men usea iui a uu occasionally. was curca oi im mn siipation and am sure the Black-Draught If your stomach is out of order, you will suffer from such disagreeable symp toms as headache, biliousness, indiges tion, etc., and unless something is done, serious trouble may result. Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It is purely vegetable, and ..la 1m Mftmnt nnrt natural wav. nelD- Ing to regulate the liver and to cleanse the ooweis ot impurities. iry BiacK-DraugM. wu In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Washington In the Matter of the Estate ot Wil liam It. Calkins, deceased. Notice Is hereby given tnat tne ex ecutor ot the above entitled estate will sell at private mile the following described real property, situated la the County of Lincoln, Stnte of Oregon, to wit: Lots numbered One (1), Two (2), Three (3). Fifteen (16), Sixteen. (16), Seventeen (17), KiRhtecn (18), and Thirty-two (.2) In Section Twen ty-four (24) in Township .six (6) South, Uan(?e Kleven (11) West of tha U'illlnniHttn Mirillun. containing 159 acres, on the following turnis, not less than twenty-live per cent, oi tna pur chase prke itt the time of sale, and the balance of the purchase price on credit not to exceed two years, the payment or whicn to be secured or mortKane on Buid real property at the rntn nf (tlx tier n-nt. ner annum. Th. said above described property will be offered ror sale and may ue som at any time after the 22nd day of Septem ber, 1917, and application for the pur chase of said property may be made to the executor at room :U9 Wesces ter DulldliiK. Portland, Oregon. This sale will be made pursuant to an order of the ab vo entitle! court heretofore duly n-.ade and entered on, the 6th day oi AukuhI, 117. David K. Calkins, Executor of the Kstate of William R. Calkins, deceased. First publication August 24, 1917. t 4.1 SEPTEMBER 24 . 29 Agricultural Exhibits, Grand Live Stock Parade, llarneHS and Saddle Horses. Running and Trotting Races. Hogs. Cattle and JPouJtry. Farm Machinery Exhibits. Port and Day. Salem Day. Scandinavian Day. Reformation Day and many other special events. Something of inter est every minute. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES ..I. Rantamhar 20th to wit (i w r from all points In Oregon turn limit October 3rd. All Train Direct to Fair Croundt, 29th, Final re- Ask yaur local agent for particulars John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE Whereas, The Divine Master and Ruler of the Universe has seen fit to remove from our midst our worthy Drother. J. F. Stewart, who was f charter lnr of Toledo Granee. No 426, P. of II., and as a member nf th r, ran en his advice was al ways given freely and he render ed what ever assistance he could for the upbuilding of the Patrons of Husbandry, and as a citizen he worked for tne advancement and upbuilding of the communi ty In wnlcn ne uvea, ne bioou ior law and order and auvocatca those moral principles that would raise humanity to a high er and nobler standard and, Whereas In his departure from us Toledo Grange has lost a wor thy member anu loieuo ana Lincoln County one or it s most worthy citizens and his family a kind and loving father and huttband. Then be It Resolved1 by Toledo Grange No. 42G, P. of II., that we tender to the bereaved raiiiiiy of our worthy brother, our sin cere sympathy ana gratituae. and be It runner resoiveu, That a copy or these reooiu tious be sent to the bereaved family and to the Grance Huhe- tin. The Lincoln County Leader and the Lincoln county benunei for publication, and a copy be spreaa on tne minutes oi ma Grange and that our Charter be draped In mourning for thirty days to the memory or our worthy brother. Committee. Conrad Christiansen, Martha Coin, 1 J. W. Parriih. WANTED TO BUY A pack burro Address Charles H. Toberer, Siletz Or. Auto Stage Leaves Toledo each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Ona, Bayview, Linnvuie anu waj points. Special attention given to passengers. Your patronage solicited. FRANK HUNTSUCKER, Prop. NOTICE OF DELIN QUENT TAX SALE Notice is hereby given that I will on Saturday the 22nd. day nt RAntemher 1917. at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the front door of tne county f'nnrt House In Toledo. Oregon. offer to the highest and best bid der for cash, according to law, all the property heretofore ac nulred throueh tax lien fore closures by Lincoln County, Oregon. Bert ueer. bnenn. of Lincoln County, Oregon, ALWAUGH I Dealer In Cigars Tobacco and " '. . Butter Kist Pop Corn TOLEDO, OREGON fTfttTTTTTTTT fTTTTTTTf ?Tf T The Oregon Agricultural College ritorln ni 4.qU nl"' !' truallo U4lr I o!lflt (Dowlas MkooU: AOaiCOLTtTBB. wtl IS SprtowUJ COMMEIOB. with 4 BirlUi CHOIMCBaiKO, will dfprtmmu. ! tnlnf OWIl. ElMtrlr.l, HHwr. Indotril ArW. Irrlitlln. Mk.nkl EBflnwriBf i rOKClXBT, Ilu4il LefSlof EDfisw FOR SALE Good team horses, aged 7 and 8 years, weight 1400. Also har ness. Enquire at this office. BOkta BOOKOKI08, will 4 aujor 4pt tntl. Ilfladltf lrllo I th. PrMllM Bot MIMIXO, with thn iiptlwnll, lulaaV Uf Chiall EBflaMrlifi miHiOT. THI IOHOOL 07 ICUSIO, tttn Inttrtf Moa la lh principal 4parlBaM ( total uj lutraallUl !. THI HIUUIT SEPAaTMEMT. aroll4 1011 u4u la ISIS-IT, a4 wna rartmawa- 4allaa far O. A. O. traa tU Wnlt Dipt nt of tha TJ. S. War Popartrarat aa aaa tha (IfUaa "4litlnfaliha4 lattllatlaai" af alitor Uaralai. All tailrU will ha furaltho4 aaaiptola anlforaa h lha V. S. Osiorarooal oi tha lualor ant onlor eadrla. anralloa la tho B. O. T. C, will ha oa eaaiaiulatloa lor ahtlitoaoa, aa woll M all Irantportalloa an4 tabtUMiwo at lha all woki' Haaaiar aaap BEOItiaATIOH BEOIM8 O0T0BEB t, 117. Iafarnatloa fl raaiatt. Addraa, Eoilatrar. OrofM Aftlaallutal 0Ua OwTaUU, Oraioa. SHERIFF'S SALE n the Circuit Court of tha State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln O. V. Hurt and Krank l'rlent. Plain- tiffs. VB. T A Rnnnlr anil IT TT Rnnitlr Tils wife. William Murk and Dora Black, his wife, Martin llrolmrft. Car' i Erlck Don, A. Ura, John Markturom, Perry Ed Markstrom, Sarah Dower), Ger trude Strange, Uus Nnlnon, Thomas Thomas, and Jano Doe Thomas, hln wife, whoiie flrnt naino Is to plaintiff unknown, John Westnmn, 1-Mna Rose lia Hoes, Alfred Johnson, Shlro Tun aka, Katie Dlckerson, .VI. Scnda, 74. Kawazu, T. i unumurlil. M. Kuromoto, K. Masuda, Axel Kx., Virginia 15. vtu- ren and Agnes V. Uoon, Dcfcndnnts. liy virtue of an execution decree; and order of sale issued out of thb ahovi entitled uoun in me aoove entiuea action to me directed and dated tha zzna. aay oi aukubi a. u. ivit in favor of O. V. Hurt and Prank Priest Plaintiffs and against the above named Defendants for the Bum of ,23sO.0O, with Interest thereon at the rut ot 6 per cent per annum from tho 11th. day oi aukuhi a. u. ijii urn a lunuer sum of J200.00 attorney g feet and costs taxed at $40.'.',, a:id costs ot thla writ commandliiR me to sell the fol lowing described real property situate) in Lincoln Louniy, urcucn as roiiowa towlt: Tho Kant Half of the West Half and the Northwest Quarter of. seciion iweniy, townsnip ciewaii South, Range Kleven Went, Willamette! Meridian, In Lincoln Count', State ot Oregon. NOW, THEREPOnK In compliance with the demands of said execution aecree ana oraT oi saie l win on baiuraay, me aa auy or epiemoer, A. D. 1917 at 1 o'clock P. M. at tha front door of the County Court House, In the City ot Toledo, Lincoln County, nraffnn oall tn tliA hlo-tiont hMHp frtn cash, all the right title and Interest or tne aoove namea ueieoaams in ui above named action. In the above dea crioea property to saiisiy sa.a execu tion decree and or dor if sale, Interest, costs and accruing costs. Bert aeer, snerirr, nf t.ltifnln f'nuntv. Oramn. Date of First Publication Auit. 24, 1917 Date of Last Publication Sept. 21, 1917. G. L. PERKINS Shoemaker and Harness Rspairer Shop on Hill Street TOLEDO, OREGON