Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-10-31

yesterday.
A. L. Chitwood had business in Toledo
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. T. Reeder of Yaquina was in
the city Wednesday.
H. E. Peterson, Matchmaker, Jeweler
and Optician, Toledo, Or.
Jacob Holgate of South Beach had
business in the city Monday.
Misses Mollie and Nellie Blower of
Mill were Toledo visitors Tuesday.
Captain A. B. Clark and his launch
gypsy were down from Elk City Wednes-
day.
Gather Bros. have received a fine
line OF new dry goods. Call and see
them.
Ladies' YOU are invited tn call srd IN
spect my fine stock of fall hats. Mrs.
I. P. Fish.
More as two tons, anyhow, OF Boston
rubber boots and overshoes at Lewis &
Waggoner's.
Lester Waugh went out to Albany
Monday with carload Of cattle, return
ing next day.
A full stock of watches, clocks and
jewellery at hand. Peterson, the Jewel
er. Toledo, Or.
Mrs. j. II. Mcneil returned Monday
evening from month IS visit with rel
atives at Silverton.
M. M. Davis of Lincoln and Benton
counties was an eastbound passenger
Wednesday morning. ~ sm
Commissioner George King was up
from Oyster City Wednesday--inspect-
ing something, we suppose.
Just received, full lot of the finest
quality of spectacles. Call and see
them. Peterson, the Jeweler.
Tom Coleman the popular represent
ative of Wadhams q Kerr Bros. of
Portland, was doing Toledo yesterday.
Lost, strayed or Stolen-A young
black-and-tan female hound. Return
to Stone Wells, Toledo, Or, and obtain
reward.
A new line of iewelry and notions
just received at G. r. Schenck & Co.'S
When in search of something nice give
them aicall
Gather Bros. have received a new
line Of ready-made clothing. Can fit
you and suit you on prices. Suits $40
10 SIS. Boys suits So to $3.50.
Now is the time and G. r. Schenck &
Cos is the place to buy your rubbers.
A full line of mems, women's and chill
dren's rubbers and rubber boots.
Harry FAINT and Charlie Bradeson re-
turned Tuesday evening from near
Eugene, where they have been attached
to Andrew Porter's surveying party.
You may rubber-neck, but you can
get the best rubber boots and overshoes
in the city at Lewis & Waggoner's.
They keep the genuine Boston brand.
For Sale-at bargain, good gen
eral purpose cow-Holstein-S -Shorthorn,
fresh mixer; also half-blood short
horn bull calf for $l5. For particulars
apply at this office.
Moses Gregson came in from Gold
Hill Tuesday evening on a business
mission. lie reports all the ex-Toledo-
ties down there we'll and prosperous and
business in all lines unusually good.
Postal Clerk Charlie Litchfeld passed
through Monday morning en- route to
Salem the home Of his parents. He
was accompanied by his mother, who
has been visiting him at his Yaquina
home.
MIR. Poultryman, here's proposition
for you: l will sell you package of
Lamperson's Egg Food for 25c, and il
your hens do not lay sufficient num-
Der of eggs to pay for the powder be-
fore it is fed up, will refund the price
OF the same. Krogstad.
William Borden and family arrived
Tuesday evening from Bertha, MINI,
and in few days will be sat home" in
the job Arnold cottage. Two chill
dren-a son and daughter--will increase
the enrolment Of the Toledo schools.
They are welcome additions to our
population.
I. l.. Bohannon OF Philomath was in
the city Monday and Tuesday. He has
purchased the ranch on Drift creek
formerly owned by the Griffith brothers
aud will return and occupy the same
next week. Mr.. Bohannon is an ener-
getic, practical farmer and will proceed
to make the late resort Of f"wild cattle"
beautiful aud productive.