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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Welded a Russian.

Especial 10 Tho Timcs- Dlspatc h. , jl
8 SALISBURY. M c.. October g. "A MARRIAGE
OF more than ordinary Interest Tns eiehratri
In Spencer to- night at ~ 80 O'clock. whcn,
Miss Sallic Rosctnond. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Roseinond. or that place. became
the BRIDE of, Air W. j. Z Astroo Eow. ot
iVIadIvostok, Russin. The ceremony was per.
formed By the Rev. Mr. Blackwelder. rceter
OF the Episcopal Church of spencer ~ r.
sAstroogow. who Is n native Russian. has been
In America for n year or more. and Is re-
ported to he wealthy. The couple left at once
Tor 4 trip 10 the ST. Louis Exposition. They
will reside IN Spencer 81 Isl
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Married 4 in Washington.

tspecial ia The Times DIspntch.) al
WA Si1NGTCN, .. 81 October o.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO the,
Edward il, Lake and Cora a. Monroe.
both Of Loudoun county,tva, a31 g i
' Horny G.. Myers and Alice Sampson
hotn Of Alexandra. Va,
j. Buslrod Wilkins n1nd Lena B, Arm
strong. both Of NVesttnorcland county
Robert T.. Carter and blanche v, Hall,
hath of Loudoun county. Va.
Charles G. Price, of King George icounl-
%ty. Va., and Nelulic e. Schlosser. OF this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Interesting Naval Changes.

Past Assistant Roy r. Richardson. Y. S:
n, has been detached from the Wabash and
ordered 10 the Naval Hospital at Mare Island.
Dr. Riclardson is HnrrisonburE. Na.,s boy,
and is we'll known throughout the Valley.
from tho Norfolk navy-yard and ordered to
Tho Naval Hospital at Marc Island. Com
mander c. r.. Fox has been ordered to the
navy-yard at Norfolk. as aid TO tho COM
lnundant ls.r Gss6tt n XVI M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
81. WANTS coNvICTs,
The Streams Are Drying Up and
the Dust Terrible,
Al. lEspecinl ~. g, g lTImcs.p Ispe,cl,.1

i3 tSpccnl ~. So .. Timcs- plspeicli-1 ss
.3$ AMI ERST.s V,A.,,f Oct. 5.--rhc Am crst
County Board OF Supervisors vest erday
continued III office q committee with the
duty ofaGsecuring Two forces OF con lcis
TOR working the roads. n $500
&. rho drought Is Incoming quite dis-tf
$tIessng in this county. Many o f the
streams are drying up and the farmers
arc unable to sow their. wheat The dust
In tho roads Is fearful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
AGAINST THE COMPANY.
administrators OF M. A. Pendlc-
ton Wins His Suit,

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day a verdict for 1900 was rendered fnr
the plaintiff IN The case Of NJ A. Pen
nltt0n'h administrator vs. tho Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company The snit was for 5000, and
the LAWYERS ~ tho defendant company
denlurred 70 the verdict.
Sir. Pendleton was Killed nv a train nj,
the Richmond; Fredericksburg ana PotO-
mac Railroad at Ashland twelve months
ago Thils crossing the track. AT The
time Of his death liz WAS connected with
he Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
HANDSOME HOUSE SOLD.
sTriplett Mansion Purchased by
Mrs. Lindsey Yesterday.

The handsome residence, No. 600 Yves :
Franklin Street originally the homs OF
Mrs. Trlplett, but lately owned by N NJ r
JOHN walker. was sold yesterday to Mrs:
r.. n. Lindsey. The property brought
$.4, 600. i,s y 35ss aEl
sunlatcd BY n w. Bowc & Son. Mrs.
Lindsey, the purchaser, is a sister Of Mrs.
J. w. Harrison. and has been residing q t
No. SIG West Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Conc to Bedford.

The state Corporation Cornn,ss,l,on |, =
me request of citizens to remove tne.
station Of the Norfolk aud est eTn
Railroad from old Liberty down - we
plegent town. aIh 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Old Horse Sold

An old horse. twenty-five Years v old,
dav For SO to MI. AZ Bleeker, n coal
dealer. The horse is by name sam
and had been In the depa rtnent 10Y my y
2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
SPECIAL SERVICES.
and P. Co. Y.sM.a c. aA. En-
GA Ces Neuy " nrLt Sneaker

4 The Virginia Passenger. and Power COM
pany Young Mems Christian Association
held an important meeting Tuesday night
at the Reservoir Park. l s N
W. E. Fenno, OF New York City, will be
engaged for two weeks ut special re-
lIg Gus work, beginning October 2lst.
q Committees otthe associa ton have been.
appointed as follows: s935
81 ENecutive-L. r. Sims (chairman),
George II. Whitfield and Thomas Mad-
Finance-.M. R. Thomas (chairman),
Augustus Wright and j., r. Todd. Si5 ,5
81 Vacancies--W.sT. Nunnally (chailman),5
: G. B. Williams and w. D. Solnerville.
Auditing-S. II. Brightwell (chairnnn),
"a WEIGH and O.. H. Guy 81
/ Religious Work.. + !. Todd (chairman).
w S Armstrong. v DR. II. " C.3 Alac1tean,:
q NJ. Ballard and +. ]. Craigie.
NIembershp-L.s B. Sims (chairmanl, ".
d. Somervillc.S W. r. Thomas and L. +.
Todd. II Other members Of this committee
are to be appointed
Ed,lcational--C r. Winston (chairinan).
crn ii hc 9r. George 4 n II Whitfield ana
Physical-J. F. Fair chairman, A.. J,
Allard, a. c. Gray, jill Long and Dr.
Charles Y. Darlington. -5.t g.
Social-W. G. Graham (chairnlan), Ell.
Scott, II. 1. Smith. a. s. Scott and ~.
Receptions r. Mitchell fchaIrman),
J. G.. Crouch. L. II. Bryant. w. D. SOM
crvillc and A. G. Alexander.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Conservatory Of Music Opens.

At s 80 O'Clock this evening tho faculty OF
the Richmond Conservatory OF Music Will
give Their opening recital sins the.
building, No sos East Grace Street
The programme Will be participated In Eby'5
Mr.. Frank y. Cosby. Miss Ethel Brown, and
Hiss Roberta ]. Pollock pianists: Mr. Roe
c. Tupn,an, tenor sooiht ~ Mr.. VI Robert "
,Phifcr, Jr. violinist. and Mrs Jennie Yea-s
mans, reader. slS y!t't5i rf2 ~ ::
No formal Invitations have been ISSUED, mil
tho faculty respectfully invite tlieir friends
and the public to attend. 5i:ss 81 tx II
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Williams Minson,.

Cards have been issued for the ma lass
Of Miss Mollir Icstella Al lnson " M n u
Robert R.'Wiiliams, Nj onday Oct ober 10y u,
AIS O'clock A. Mat the home ~ the
brides parents. No. GlS Belyidere street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Mr.. GRAY Here.

Of Delegates from Fluvanna and Gooch-
land. was In the city yesterday looking
after some matters with relation to tho
appointment of a school superintendent
for his county. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
MAN SHOOTS AND
KILLS HIS SON-IN-LAW

MI NJ (I3y AssoCiatcd Iress) NV n ~ ..
n DAWSON. GA, October sh,---Jes W5sl
shot and killed IiillI OxfoSd, \ Is 5scn-i,,-
law last night in Oxford s var " Tile
Scorcners III " q q y Gcclled y FIN =
w.s unjust fable. ard Wall wa E brou ant
to Dawson 4 on'ghtIin custody Of "
SID ari.f, 85sl n lM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
on an inspection Tour.

Assistant Inspector General 10. Lane stern
left here on Monday for his. annual inspectln,,n,
Of the state forces and Will mot return until
November Cd. when he Will inspect me Econl-
.panies IN this city. . ~ !,
Last night ne Inspected Companies g and
G.. of the Scventy-tlrst regiment, at Newport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Rev. Mr.. knight Coming.

Rev. Ryland knight Is expected to ar
rive in Richmond Monday, October l7th.
IIc will take charge 81, Calvary ia tlstf
Church Immediately on his arrlyai,,,ssi7,, I,
friends and relatives who live IN this
.rit Y NJ 'fai4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Austin Was Discharged,

q. @. Austin was discharged In the
Circuit Court Of lIenrico yesterday,a i nttel
having been tried on the charge o. h,,op z,
~ SYngficld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
q Not Call Her "Scrvant3' =

She said further that the relations be
tween housckceper and domcstlcs should
pe OH the same footing as that PEI
employer. and cmployc. and that the Of
,fenslve term. mistress and servant, sho uid
DC done away with. Moreover, II hat "
should be the endeayor&of every house
keeper TO make her servants feel at home
to coicede something towards their So
Ecial needs and requirements, IN this the
whole Sassembly heartily agreed.
E&s 1t was decided to continue tho noYer5
n,ent and to raise as much money q $
possible fort the training school, Of which
Miss Anne snly is principal, The sum
or $40 has already been rnlsed by church
societies Of Richmond. and the amount
will ba augmented by subscrlltlons from
the clu, Hombers, There will be no
regular dues, each member pnylllEi only
what she can affosd to carry on the work,
Tho next meeting is called TOR Wcdhes-
day. October It'll. at the Wonlan's Chris
Stlan Temperance Union, M ~ Fra ranks ankT
glil,s Street. 4 b 4. S5 \, i5 3f.5 .ai !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
The LADIES
ARE WORRIED R ! / ( e:
Servant Problem, Vcsxing Them zen,
Sorely and M Mass
!. ing Is Held.
SIX COOKS IN TWO MONTHS.
That Was the Harrassing ES
pcrience Of Rev. G. ~ IL
Wiley.

The seemingly interminable s. servant :.
g.,roblcn, was the subject Of discussion sics-5
tcrduys morning in the ladies' mass mass meet
ing held in Centenary Church. l88
The / meeting vas opened BY the read i.
ING az the th!rty-thlfl Psalm by Mrs
Mlchaels, president Of tho Board OF Of VS. VS.
tors Rev. George Fl. Wiley, who who is the the
prime leader In this movement, explain Eillll-
cd the object OF the meeting, his own IN
dividual desires and Intentions aid show W
e6 the far-rea ching importance OF ne ne
proposed work. He cited many instances
sof trouble between housekeepc,rrss q and
their servants, Of the utter Lack 10 per-
man ence- IN Il positions acquired by he
latter and Of the great distress and IN IN
convenience III which housekeeping were
consequently placed. lie mentioned per-.
sonal case in which Ills wife had been
Iii nna had been forced to change SER
wants six times within two months. IN $
was d bad state of affairs. no said. ana
MS matters seemed to be growing worse
instead of better, 1t had now becom
time when some movement should DC
made 10 remedy tho evil 1t had ASSUMED
such proportions ms TO be a serious me-
mace 10 the comfort and convenience 9 {
Az. I, ~
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Child Saves His Mother.

Mrs. James Blackburn, wilo was pain.
tpliy burned yesterday afternoon While
llghnHK a fire AZ ilef home No G2d
emma street Was reported as getting
Along s.ice'y iast sishl. iier apron
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cnught fire. and she could not extinguish
the flames until they had burned her con-
ssidcrably.#j Her foturtecn-year-old son
rushed to the rescue and helped put out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06

n. II, TAYLOR, ia acres near tho New Market
road, about ten miles below Rchnionds sl!a. 55s-
Maggie and William y. Roblhson's tfuHi o.,
to Edward ,efrrics, Z acres about7 miles north
{ Of Richmond on the Mountain. road $3.50. gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
/ NEW TOBACCO PLANT.
Branch Of the surburg Company
Will be Opened Here Monday.

Company, tobacco manufacturers. will
cren its plant in this city on next Mon
day. and commence the manufacture OF
cigarettes and smoking toba eco. N
The concern is located in the will
lIams" building, at the corner OF Ninth
ana Cary Streets, where they have large
floor space and 4 commodious factory
Tie portion OF the building which will
be occupied by the compan: has been
thoroughly overhauled and fitted up to
answer the purpose for which It will be
SNea for wenks
machinery of all kinds. including the
cigarette machines. About 100 girls will
be employed at the start, and these will
be increased from time to time.
mir. Alexander Cameron. Jr,s is the
managing director, and he will be assisted
By Mr.. William Cameron, Jr, his brother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Hard to Find the Girls. I

MIR. Wiley stated that a house ut y q
21o North Nineteenth Street had been.
leased and that 1t was spurposed 70 make
OF ii d trimming school In domestic science.
In which should be taught lIousekceplns.
cooking. laundering and nursing TO
limited extent The house is large
enough for forty or fifty girls, but the
great difficulty was in getting girls who
were willing for this training. II said
that most girls. especially those in Rich
mond, preferred going Into the factories
where they had their nights and after
moons off. spending their leisure time IN
the parks and other resorts. This work
Mr.. Wiley suited. was known To- be ln--.
furious, as many girls had their hea It'll
seriously impaired by brca thing the To- >.
5bucco fumes. Another cause that ma re
the working girls prefer the factories and
shops to becoming servants In homes IS
the prevalent idea that the latter SER g "A
vice Is mental and degrading.
At this point n lady rose and said thai
though, very prevalent among tho work
Ing clnsscs this is q mistaken idea; that
ho,lsekccpers wanted girls Of intelllge
character and ambition, md hat the po-
stion of servant should not bc9tonsidered
mental VIZ .sigG x 8aISA sfl pit W. 5.t tEeG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Sent to Prison for One Year.

Emmett Watkins, colored. was arra!gned
before the Circuit Court OF Henrico yester-
day on the charge OF entering the home Of
a. p. Bryant. or the Nine Mile road. and
stealing $40 He was found guilty aud
sentenced TO serve ono year in the peniten-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
POLICE COURT DOCKET.
DRINKS Were the Main Things
on Justice Iohn's Roll.

Justice John had a docket yesterday
devoid Of Incidents a few DRINKS an
swercd TO their names and were given
the usual dose.
The liquor cases of John Walsh and a.
r. Harris were dismissed. There were
were called. Those summoned had dis
appeared from the city or were in hid
ing.
William Fountain was fined SO for
assaultinE q woman. He objected, but his
objection was oYerrulcd. sfg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06

Order of the Eastern Star.
The monthly meeting OF Ruth Chapter. No.
S. o. Z. s.. will be held at the Masonic
Temple next Monday evening at o'clock.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20

The gentleman who obtained the re-
llnauishment on the Eli Gather claim
came in Friday with his chittim cutter
and camping outfit.
Charlie Depoe returned from the bed
side of his sick daughter in Portland
Saturday and reports her improving.
We understand Chas. Kreiger will
run a passenger hack for travellers on
the Siletz- Toledo route this season.
Mrs. Dave Adams is back in her old
position as laundress in the Indian
training school.
L. T. Hamar will build a residence on
his homestead this week, assisted by
Frank Micek.
Rev. Bryant has good team, wagon
and harness for sale very cheap.
George limbaugh was here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Suhr is here seeking a chittim
claim.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20
Waldport News.

Bobell-Sap-A, the residence of Mr..
Munroe at Tidewater, May s, Charles
Bobell to Miss Inez Sap, Captain Wake.
field, officiating.
Miss Nellie Graft of Toledo visited
with her mother at South Beach with
Mr.. and Mrs. Evens May and 8. They
had splendid time and took in New.
port also.
Last Thursday Captain Dick Evens
took his fine launch from Waldport out
to sea to Newport, to remain during
the summer. Tie crew consisted of
Captain Evens, Ernest Everson, Fred
Green, Mark Guilliams and Mr.. Cox,
After getting outside the bar Captain
Evens wanted to go to sleep aud pro-
ceeded to do SO, and slept soundly until
Cape Foul weather was reached. Fred
Green. Ernest Everson and Mark Gu;l.
ilams were sea sick, but are all right
now. The handsome launch rode the
waves just as though she was used To
it. She shipped no water on the trim
and came in the bay in good condition.
Our hustling mail carrier is putting
on new stage from Waldport to the
fachats and return, going south on
Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
north on Monday, Wednesday and FRI.
day Of each week. Parties coming from
Newport down the beach can connect
at Waldport for the south.
The waldport Hotel has changed
hands again. Mr.. Beaford from Wash.
instorwil open up in few DAYS. The
table will be first class.
Mrs. Claus Ludeman and daughter
Anna went out to Albany Monday and
returned Saturday.
Miss Agnes Baldwin is on the sick
list this week, but We are in homes she
will soon get better.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20
Salado Items,

Mr.. Bradeson and sons passed by
yesterday going to to their claims on
Beaver creek. They come this way iu
stead of up Beaver creek, which would
be ten miles nearer to their claims.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Daven
port or May y, 2 boy. .
The weather is cloudy, with some
rain. Outside range is good and stock
is fat.
The recent rains have killed the
Royal Ann cherries, but the Black
Republican cherries are like the party
living and growing fine.
Jimmy Hodges started for the woods
armed with compass, hammer and AK,
prepared to help Messrs, Nelson and
Erickson build cabins on their claims.
Jimmy has the contract for peeling the
bark on Mr.. Maxwell's place. He has
not done much, as the bark doesn't
peel good yet.
Wanted old maids for life com
panions for that number of bachelors,
all of whom have good homes. If there
is no answer to this we will have to do
something else to get the country set.
tied up.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20

Bradford Charlie's wife is very sick
paralysis. "
An oculist could do considerable
work here. '.-s-
Ask John Lloyd how soon the bappv
event will occur.
Mrs. G. G. Copeland returned Thurs.
day from Portland.
Anyone desiring good piano write
to Mrs. E. II. Bryant
W. w. Soule and E. r. Hamar came
in Saturday for supplies.
John Micek secured some fine besves
OF Louie Fuller this week. ..
George Burchett and George New
perry have gone to the valley.
FRED Stanton and a friend greeted us
Monday on their way TO Drift creek.
Roy Bryant attended the examination
for the sth grade pupils in Toledo this
week.
oscar Brown will soon commence
building new residence on the Charlie
Depoe place.
Seven loads of goods were freigh,ed
over the bad roads Monday and Tues.
day for Mrs. c. G. Copeland.
Will Thayer and family passed thro'
Monday with large load of supplies to
their ranch near the upper farm.
Joe Dick, good-looker, and Tipton
shellhead are enjoying social life among
their young gentlemen and lady friends
here.
Mrs. Tirzah Carriers portrai, adorns
the title page of the song "Ramona +"
MRS. GARNER was formerly boys ma.
tron at the school.
George Bethers has been unusually
kind and helpful 10 this school district
and merits the goodwill and votes of
our people, and will get them.
L. P. Richards and X. q. Trensman
from Michigan are prospecting for
homes on the reservation. They left
here Tuesday morning for the Drift
creek country.
Died At the upper farm, at the home
OF Archie johnson, Thursday, Nav -
Miss Mildred Solomon. She suffered
patiently many weeks. She was n
faithful member OF the Catholic church
and Rev, Bucher officiated.
Clayton Kreiger brought over Jim
Brown and S. A. Pruett SATURDAY.
ihese gentlemen are making extended
improvements on their places. Surely
II Hitchcock knew of the hardships
endured by us all in the making of
roads, horse trails, gardens, fences. etc
ne would not hold up one claim
omen have braved the elements. en-.
dnred the hardships, run saws and
rolled logs to secure home. or thot
which will afford them one.
The 10Th anniversary of the Epworth
League was celebrated in response to n
request from headquarters by n temper.
ahce rally The house was we'll fiIod
ana the program was good Otis no
i-aNt'er spoke in favor of and explained
local option He egards it as the next
best plan to running state dispensorv
Such "s they have in South Carolina
lie has lived in local option districts
a"a Is not inexperienced in regard 70
We osnehts to be derived from the law.
vote Yes on local option June 9.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 3. Land Office at Roseburg. Or

r., April 2, 1904.
notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
70 make final proof In support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before
IRA wade County Clerk Of Lincoln count ty, At
ioledo' oregon, on May 81, lsOi, viz:
isaac u. Everson, II. +. No. s9t5 Tor Lots 4. 8
IN section and lots l. 2, 3 and 4 in section ..
twp 14s, range law. >
ne names the following witnesses to prove
n,s continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Crocker, Albert Bennett, & II Eyens and
waiter Hos'ord all of waldport, Or.
1T. BRIpGEs Revistar
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20
OUR SILETZ FRIENDS

The young men here have organized
a baseball nine and are hard at worl
practicing. They have requested us t.
say that they challenge any team il
Lincoln county to play with them OF
their ground here. The boys are anx
ious for match and any ball team tina
will come here will be royalty enter
tained, expenses all betrayed, horses
and conveyances given the best of care
while here. Our baseball team is com.
posed of the following young men
Frank Lane, Frank Micek, Ed Collins,
Chauncey David, Clay Arden, Millard
Collins, Roy Butterfeld, Louis Klamath
Joe Dick, Roy Bryant, sub.
Charlie Montgomery returned the
latter part of last week from his visit
to several places In southern Oregon.
lie reports Fred Spencers family enjoy
ing the measles and mumps. Land is
from $50 to 800 per acre, and Charlie
says we have as good soil in this Siletz
country as can be found anywhere. In
Jackson county they have to blast holes
in the "hardpan' to set out fruit trees.
Tenas Charlie conveyed ]. +. Temp.
ling, DIR. Hamilton and NJ. Wygant to
the upper farm Friday and to Canoe
Landing Saturday. Mr. Wygant sur
veyed property purchased by Messrs.
Tempting aud Hamilton OH Cedar creek
and the Kitty Evans place at the upper
farm.
Joe Cook wishes US to correct the re.
port that he was drunk in Portland ut
the time of his trial. The Oregonian
made mistake, as Joe was not there
three days, nor did he drink any liquor
while there.
Dora and Nellie Ward of the klamath
reservation have sold 40 head of horses,
all their stock, leased their farm for 8
years and will move here at once and
build near John Adams, their relative.
Frank Macdonald, one Of the enter.
prising merchants of Newport, with his
wife aud children, we're visiting among
relatives and friends here last week.
A delightful experience Is to accom-.
pany Coquille Thompson in his canoe
over the rifles from the Agency to his
home three miles north.
Mabel Jack, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wolyer,or
Otton and Jack Orton OF the uppe,
farm attended services Sunday at tn,
Nj. Il. church.
John Turnigge and one of G. NJ
Biown's boys passed through her,
Wednesday ON their way to Siletz bay.
Alec Spencer rounded up several heat
ot cattle Saturday and drove them (,
the green pastures near Otter Rock.
Assessor Henry Howell and Judg,
Potter made many acquaintauces dur
lng their brief call here Monday.
The Government employees will hay,
their work in shape to close about IN,
18th Of juno.
services will he held we unders ,and
at the catholic church Sunday evening
kolla Gaar was over FROM Toled,
after the registration papers SUNDAY.
Several of our young men will yot
'of the first time on the 9th of Jane.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20

II any subscriber fails to receive a
publication to which he is, entitled on a
clubbing proposition, he should notify
us at once, that we may investigate
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-20

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ohiy " for THE LEADER aud Weekly
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