Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-16
F. L. nILLER, g. g.;
Clothing, Cents Furnishings, H,|
Caps, Boots and Shoes, |
Trunks and Valises,
Suits Made to Order by High Art Tall!
Mail Orders Promptly Filla

Joe Ewing drove up from newport on
Tuesday
A crossing on the south side of Fourth
street across Hill street has been Or
dered.
Geo. Bauman is placing good side
walk around and to his residence ON the
R. R. boulevard.
Governor elect T. T. Geer passed
through Toledo on his way to Newport
for few days outing, last Monday.
A novelty for winter comfort is our
Jersey Over shirts. Look at them. n
Y. B. M. Co.
The Toledo sawmill has a quantity of
saw logs out and ready to bring to the
boom when the water will premit this
winter.
j. B. Emery, of Portland registered at
the Toledo Hotel this week. was
here looking after property interests on
the Bay.
Mothers, do you want your little boy
to look neat and tidy and up to the
latest style? If so, call on the
YAQ. BAY Nero. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Copeland returned
last Saturday to their home on South
Beach, after a visit of week or more
with friends in Toledo
We are continually studying our pat
ron's wants. We work early and late to
secure the best goods at the closest
price. Cash and close buying secures
bargains for you. We have them.
YAQ. BAY Nero. Co.
The city council at it's last meeting ap-
pointed committees to investigate and
receive propositions for land for a city
park and for lot on which to build Il
city hall. Anyone having land suited
for such needs and any proposition. to
make, will find L. NJ. Starr Al. Waugh
and G. L. Gowell committee on land for
park. Gowell, Crosno and Stanton are
the committeeman on lot for hall.
The LEADER Office now has full line
OF printers material and can supply let
ter heads, statements, envelopes and in
fact everything usually needed in the
printing line. If you don't believe in
printing, Tom Fish has set of rubber
stamps that cost him SIS. that he will
sell for so cents, and you can do your
own stamping. He thinks that printing
is better and cheaper and discarded tho
rubber stamp long ago.
Wade Brothers and Frank Stanton
and Son are the first farmers to bring =
tharshing machine in to this part of the
Bay country. This marks new era of
prosperity in the vicinity Of Toledo.
NO one ranch, at present, producing
enough grain to afford thrashing ma
chnery, of course our farmers have not
given thought, generally speaking, 70
the production of grain. But now that
an opportunity is furnished, we have no
doubt that during the next season many
OF our enterprising land owners win
produce sufficient OF oats, barley and
wheat to at least supply the home mar
ket' we have too long depended upon
importation of grain. Messrs. Wade g.
20 VIII do custom work, and are deserv-
ing OF credit for their enterprise. The
nearest approach to grain raising, here
toiore, has been by the Indians ON the
Slletz. Uncle Sam furnished the siletz
people with thrashing machine, but a
careless husbandry has given a Weld Of
radlsh seed and oats mixed. II mada
poor iced Tor horses and chickens. and
no up-to-date farmer thought of using il
lor seed, SO that instead of that industry
increasing, each year of late the stats.
''cs Oh the siletz grain output have shown
adecrease. The secretof success in farm
ing Is In adopting modern methods and
being alive to the needs of the noo,,lo
ana conditions surrounding. There 10
not a foot OF land in Lincoln county but
what can be made useful, but it requires
k.nowledge, industry and capital to
secure the best results.
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On Trip to Portland