Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-04-29
Wool sacks at Stewart & Wants.

george HAL mas neen numbered with
the sick this week.
You can't vote if you don't register.
May 10 is the last day.
s. F. Cook was a visitor from Elk
City Wednesday night.
I, j. Bill Pepin of Chitwood had
business in the county seat Monday
night.
Ladies you are invited to call and in
spect the new stock of spring hats at
Mrs. Wygant's.
g. q E. Agent and Mrs. B. Fl. Boles
OF Yaquina were passengers for Albany
Tuesday morning.
w. II. Daniel of Big Elk was in the
city Monday night feeling the pulse of
the mohair market, etc.
George Heckel's overcoat returned
Tuesday evening to it's home at New
port, accompanied by Mart Glass.
Call on Mrs. Wygant for ladies' and
childrens underwear, hose and magic
hose supporters. They are the best ever
made.
Married In Eugene, Or, April 8. 1904,
Miss Emma Leabo of Yaquina and
Charles G. Kundisan of Lane county,
Oregon.
Gus Olson of Sugarfoaf was among
the arrivals Tuesday night. He has de-
clared his Intention OF becoming cit
izen of Newport.
Mrs. G. r. Schenck, Department
President of the Woman's Relief Corps,
returned Monday evening from an Of
fetal visit at Eugene.
THE LEADERS, stock of garden seeds,
compliments Of Senators Mitchell and
Fulton, is exhausted. Call and leave
your orders for next year.
r. N. Wavnock, Democratic nominee
for Sheriff, was sizing up the situation
in Toledo Tuesday, departing that
evening for down the bay points.
Surveyor Jim Derrick, Jim Gather
and G. E. Hawkins left Wednesday for
the latter gentleman's ranch to meas
ure chittim tree or something.
If any subscriber fails to receive u
publication to which he is entitled on a
clubbing proposition, he should notify
US at once, that we may investigate.
THE LEADER has bit OF information
tip, so to spea k-to any of its readers
who expect to attend the st Louis Ex-
position. Call early and avoid the rush.
Mrs. Osthoff of Portland was among
the arrivals Tuesday evening. Her
husband owns the Charlie Dick ranch,
which he purchased about three years
ago.
S. A. Pruett of Yaquina was in the
city Tuesday morning. He has been
slightly under the weather for several
days, but expects to be able to attend
the st. Louis Exposition IN September
j. r. Mays & Son captured the mo-
hair pool at Elk City Tuesday with the
high bid of 3S 0-l6 cents per pound. .
This is very near the top of the market.
The bids for the Little Elk pool will be
opened at Eddyville tomorrow.
The Republicans of Lincoln county,
and Oregon generally, appear to be lazy
this year just because an easy victory is
assured, and are neglecting TO register.
They should do so at once, and prepare
to pile up record breaking majority in
June.
AIDE Crosno shipped his pair OF bear
cubs Wednesday to Fred Dawson at
Albany. Fred Is said to possess won
derful influence over wild animals, aud
he will teach his bears to peel chittim
on his Lincoln County farm while he
enjoys himself fishing for trout and
customers.
George McCluskey left Tuesday morn
ing for his claim ia the Tenmile
country, accompanied by o. b. Long of
Corvallis, who has taken homestead
in the same locality and formed part
nership with George in the chittim
business. Mr.. Long is student at
Willamette University.
Talk is occasionally revived about Sc.
curing a regular steamer to run in and
out of Yaquina harbor, handle local
produce aud supply bay points with
San Francisco merchandise. Talk is
still cheap. Until Lincoln county's
timber is ready to move there will