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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
ZAMIAST UWAG.
u Dziennika Chicagoskiego.)

W. ~ W lAO.
u Dziennika Chicagoskiego.)
Cd pewnej osoby, niezawo-
dniek doskonale w~tajemniczo'
nej W sprawy ,,niezaleznego'
koscio}a, o~trzymujemy haste
pujace blizsze szczeg6}y ty'
czace sic os6b ba}amucacych
garstke ludu "
St. Louis, Mo-;
Wiadomosci ,,Polaka W
Ameryce", a przedrukowane
W ,,Dzienniku Chicagoskim"
odbiegaja daleko cd prawdy'
Niedawno by}em W st.
Louis ably sic ma m%iejscu pre-
konac, jakiej to natury So O.
we rozruchv, tax r6znie W
r6znych pismach prze1sta-
wiane i znalaz}em, re W isto~
Gle panuja tam cd niejakiego
czasu niepokoje i nieporozu-
mienia. Alez W kt6rej parafii
polskiej ME ma ich?!
Wszedzie znajda sic ludzie
z}ej wolf, kt6rzy sieja niezgo-
de, ably p6zniei W metnej wo'
die ryby }owit. Takim ryba-
klein W St. Louis Jest nieja=
XII Kagan, kt6rego uPolak "
Ameryce" nazywa powaznle
ksiedzem i misyonarzem re
starego kraju. Pan ten ME
.by{ nigdy ksiedzem. Przyje-
chal pred trzema laty DO
ks. Hodura do Scranton
przedstawi1 sic jake misyo-
narz i wikary ksiedza Stoja'
1owskiego re Lwowa. KS. Ho-
dur ME podejrzywajac go,
powierzy} mu parable W Pas
sale, N. J. Tu, a p6zniej W
Lowell i Webster, Mass, do
pu6ci} sic wielu naduzyc i
brzydkich sprawek, kt6re
skloni}y ks. Hodura do ma
pedzenia p. Kagana. W slad
"a tenn posypa}y sic warran-
ty, kt6re zmusi}y wielkiego
misyonarza do ucieczki z
Pennsylvania. Przyjecha} do
Chicago, pod skrzyd}a opie-
ku6cze ,,biskupa" Koziow-
skiego. Tu wszcze}a sic zazar-
ia walka miedzy kaganem a
Tomaszewskim Q prym W
misyonarstwie. Kiedy Toma-
szewski udowOdnif, re bedac
organista " Cleveland, spell
nil ;uz wtedy niejedna tajna
misye " i~nteresie swego
chlebodawcy Koz1ows klego,
w6wczas Koz}owski jako ,,bl-
skup'' ,przyznal prym Toma-
szewskiemu. Pobity kagan
uda1 sic do St. Louis. Tu z
polecenia Kozlowskiego zbra-
tai sic 2 episkopalami, kt6-
rzy mu wyznaczyli $50 ME
siacznie "a przerabialnie ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

sposobnosc, by pomssclc IA
Niemczech sWe krzywdy "
roku 1869. i 1870, ogrom1ny
kolos rosyjski bardzo Jest
wygodny, "a zwlaszcsza " O
~statn1ch kilkunastu latach,
kiedy to czesto omawiano
sprawe po}aczenia wszystkich
S!owian pod przewodnictwem
Rosyi. Prusak6w wzmianka
sama, re take po}aczenie jest
mozebnem, o TAXA zabobon-
ma rozpaez p%rzyprawia, re
woleliby oddac Francyi "a
|brane prowincye, niz s}ysze6
|podobne przypuszczenia. O
tenn wiedza bardzo dobrze
Francuzi, z tad przyjaz6 ich
z Rosya. Czy owa przyjaz6
Jest szczera, o tenn MONA
watpi6, DO niepodobna, ably
prawdziwy republikanin, u
znajacy rzeczpospolita "a
najwyzszy ideal, mia} zara-
zem z%achwycac sie, albo
chocby tylko "a ma}o gorsze
cd republikahskich uznawaf
rzady skrajnie despotyczne.
- Daleko 1atwiej pojacby
MONA, re Francuzi z calego
serca popieraja obecne daze-
ME narodu rosyjskiego do
oswobodzenia sic z jarzma
~czynownik6w, jarzma han
biacego nar6d chcacy ucho-
die "a ucywilizowany. -
Mniejsza z reszta o "uczucia,
faktem jest, re Francya jest
przyjaci6}ka Rosyi, DO jej W
iklopotach radzi, i wspiera ia
moralnie i materialnie. Me
div tedy, re sic take jej
losem interesuje i przebieg
wszelkich zdarze6 z ciekaWo-
6cia sledzi. Sadzac z w}asne.
go doswiadczenia Francuzi
p~rzepowiadaja Rosyi rewolu-
eye strasznie krwawa, lecz
krwawa tylko z jednej stro-
ny, a to z strony rzadu. Woi~
sko, twierdza oni, kt6re mo-
re nawet dis ieszcze wiernie
stoi PREY carze, W paru la
tach zupefnie sic zmieni,
reszta zas W kraju juz W tel
chwili gotowa sobie sprawie-
dliwos6 wymierzyc, ale ma
razie wojska sic boi, wiec
czeka, al wojsko p6jdzie reka
W reke z narodem. - Rosya
ma spok6j z zagranica, ale
wnetrznosci.je W okropnem
znajduja sic wzruszeniu. Pew
ma to, re W bliskiej przysz}o-
Sci uwidziemy zamet i pre-
wr6t W Rosyi, oby tylko Po~
lacy potrafili skorzysta6 z>tej
s1aboSci swego najciezszego
wroga! -
O o O O
w ostatnich dniach pre-
sla1 p. prezydent Stan6w
Zjednoczonych kongresowi
rapport komisyi specyalnej do
zbadania rzezal6 ameryka6-
skich. w raporcie tym "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Sklbinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F . Ziarnowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Koss
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
Mellen. Wis, Teofil Derdowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowsli
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

WYKONUJE ROZMAI-
TIE roboty 2 wios6w ma
zam6wienie j czyszcze g}owy,
nam sakze lekarstwa ma
Wzmocnienie wfos6w. Listow-
ne zam6wienia uskuteczniam
niezwlocznie.
Mrs. g. r.. Scherer
1871 East Sanborn I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Cd WYDZIAKU
WYKONAWCZEGO.

Sprawl ulepszenia podrecz-
nik6w szkolnych, kt6raSmy
pred kilku miesiacami poru-
szyli, ME przedstawia sic po-
'my6lnie, a to ola dw6ch
racyi: Pierwsza z mich to IKE
przez prase wog6le t}omacze~
ME zamiar6w Wydz. Wyk.,
za5 druga to zupe]na prawie
obojetnos6 ola sprawy re
strony PIP. nauczvcieli i czci-
godnych Si6str. Pomimo to
ME mySlimy tel tax waznej
sprawy zaniechac, zw}aszcza
re znajduje ona uznanie /
zyczliwo5c u kilku facho~
wych pedagog6w naszych.
W ~przeprowadzeniu jej wsze-
lako bedziemy dzialali powoli,
stosujac sic do rady Wiel. ks.
|G6rala, kt6remu wdzieczni
'jeste5my "a nader staranne i
powazne przedstawienie spra-
wy podrecznik6w polskich,
.og1oszone W ,Oredowniku
|Jezykowym".
Osady federacyjne W Chi
cago zapoczatkowa}y W mie-
siacu grudniu roku zesz}ego
sprawe utworzenia wsp6lnego
sieroci6ca ola sier6t polskich
parafii W Chicago. Odbyly
" tel sprawie kilka narad,
porozumialy sic 2 ksiezm11
proboszczami, tudziez 2 Maj
prev. ks. Arcybiskupem
Quigley'em; W1reszcie zwoluja
IA wsp6lne narady reprezen-
tant6w TowarzystW polskich
|katolickich " Chicago ma
|dzie1 logo czerWca 9 godzz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

U PIP. Czocha6skich 800
3azem $28.00
W ubieg}ym tygodniu cd
naszego Wiel. Prezesa ks.
Truszyhskiego otrzymalismy
pokwitowanie ma ostatnia
nasza przesylke ofiar ma g}o-
|dnych W Warszawie. Pokwi-
towanie to datowane W War
szawie d.. 10 kwietnia 1906 r.
Jest zaopatrzone W podpis PIP.
Henryka Sienkiewicza, oraz
A. O~suchowskiego.
Wiel. Prezes, kt6ry obec-
ME przebywa W Polsce, jest
mocno zdegustowany TEN, re
podczas swego ostatniego po-
bytu W Rzymie ME m6g1
wreczyc naszego memorya}u
dziekczynnego J. B.. ks. Ar
cybiskupowi Symonowi; a to
ola tego, re z przyczyn nam
ME znanych, 6w memorya{
do rak jego sic ME dosta1.
Me :omieszka1 wszelako W
imieniu Wydz. Wykonaw-
czego z}ozyc j. Excelencyi
podziekowanie ustne prosic
O dalsza opieke mad Polakami
W Ameryce.
Piszac O dzia}alnosci arcy-
biskupa Symona ola sprawy
naszej, ks. Truszy6ski twier-
dzi, re ona jest bardzo wiel-
ka... Kwestya sufragan6w
pOlskich jest take ma drodZe
dobrej... Radzi tel nam nasz
Wiel. prezes, bysmy mysl
za}ozenia seminarvum W Pol
see ola kleru polskiego W
Ameryce, ~powzieta przez Ar
cybiskupa Symona, szczerze
poparli; on sam przychodzi
do przekonania, re to my6l
swietna, ma poparcie zupe4~
ME zaslugujaca.
Podatku federacyjnego o.
trzymaliSmy cd osady 6w.
Jadwigi South Bend, Ind,
$685.; Cd osady N. P, Maryi,
Wilkes Barre, Pa, $1,000; cd
osady W Steubenville, 1925
Ks. K. jSztuc2ko. G. s. G..
I. Sekr. Wydz.. Wyk.
.... $40 Noble st.
Chicago, Ill, 2 Czerwca, 1906.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
ODEZWA

SO ~ OA1A vv0 &A
do Wielebnych Ksiezy Probo-
szcz6w i Szan. Towarzystw
polskich katol. W Chi
cago iokolicy W sprawie
pobudowania sierocihca
ola polskich sier6t.
My, nizej podpisani reprezentan.
ci Osad Federacyi Polskiej Katolic'
kiej W Chicago, ma wsp6lnem re.
braniu, odbytem W biurze Zjedno.
czenia P. R. K. postanowilismy je;
dnog}oSnie zaprosic Wbne Ducho-
wienstwo i representative iowa
rzystw Polskich ma wsp6lna narade
W sprawie z~a4ozenia odpowiedniego
przytu}ku ola naszych biednych sic
rotek. Porozumlelismy sig juzw tel
waznej .kwestyi Najprzew. rs.
Arcybiskupem @uigley, kt6ry pro-
jekt nasz pochwali{, ma budowe
nowego Sierocinca zezwcli} pomoc
swa przyrzek}.
Wiemy az nadlo dobrze, re za}o-
zenie odpowiedniego Sierotinca
fatwem ME bedzie, re wicle trudow
i zatieg6w pon1esc bedzie trzeba,
zanim, projekt powyzszy zostanle
urzeczywistniony. Many wszakze
W Bogu nadzieje, re jezeli wszyst
kie parafie polskie katolickle W
Chicago okolicy podadza sobie
rece W tel sprawie i gdy Towarzy~
silva nasze, tax meskie jak zenskie,
pomocy swej ME odm6wia, to pro-
jektowany Sierociniec nasz W sto-
sunkowo kr6tkim czasie moze sta
mac gotowy ma przyjecie o%sierocoe
nej dziatwy. Wsp6lnemi si{ami
wielkich dokazaG potrafimy rzeczy.
re zak{ad TAXI jest nam potrzeb
ny k%oniecznie, o tenn kazdy z mas
jak najmocniej jest przekonany.
Ilez to sierotek naszych ola braku
miejsca tuba sig W obcych PREY
tufkach! Azeby temu zapobiedz i
plan wybudowania nowego Siero-
crhca przedstawi6 i przyjac, ma
sig odbyG W niedziele, dnia logo
Czerwca o godzinie 4~tej pc po}uo
dniu, W hall Walsha, ma rogu Noble
i Emma ul., walna narada, ma kt6.
70 ni~niejszem zapraszamy jak naju-
s%ilniej tax Wbnych Ksiezy Pro.
boszcz6w, jakotez representative
naszych towarzystw polskich kato-
lickich, mezkich zehskich. Moze
najdogodniej by}oby, gdyby W
imieniu Towarzystwa przyby} Pre-"
zes tegoz wraz z Sekretarzem Obaj
mogliby rotem ma najblizszem po-
siedzeniu poinformowac cz1onk6w
0 ,zapad}ych ma tel naradzie u~
chwafach i postanowieniach.
Raj ~jeszcze tax Szan. Towarzy~
silva mezkie jakotez zehskie upra-
szamy jak najusilniej, azeby ma
narade W tel sprawie swych dele
gat6w wys}a}y jak najliczniej. VIE
lebni Kap}ani nasi wieloe sic przy-
sfuza dobrej sprawie, jezeli z ambon
ludow vi waznosG ~powyzszego pro-
jektu wyt}omacza oraz Towarzy~
silva do wys}ania swych reprezen-
tant6w ma wymieniony dzieh zache-
CO. Do}6zmy wszYscy wszelkich
staran, azeby konferencya rzeczona
uda&a sig lax najlepiej azeby nasi
reprezentanci praybyli ma nia W
pefnej liczbie. Wymaga tego waze
nose sprawy.
z wysokim. szacunkiem W imieniu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

Ma rzecz vsp6lnego siero-
5ci6ca polskiego " Chicago,
zaczynaja iuz paplywa6 Ola
nv. MianoWiiciie ma rece nizzeej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
O o O O

w ostatnich dniach pre-
sla1 p. prezydent Stan6w
Zjednoczonych kongresowi
rapport komisyi specyalnej do
zbadania rzezal6 ameryka6-
skich. W raporcie tym "a
mieszczone So rzeczy ma POI
z6r niepodobne, a jednak
prawdziwe. Otto ci, co kupuja
jedza kie}basy, wyrabiane
W tax zwanych ,,packing
houses, spozywaia W owych
kie1basach ME juz stare i
cuchnace mieso, ale smieci i
~plwociny z tabaki i inne,
kt6re sic gromadza ma po-
|diogach miejscowosci, przez
kt6re miesiwo precise must,
zanim je przerobia ma kie1ha-
sy. Masarze amerykahscy
robia rocznie millony, i ME
div, DO r6lnikom ma1o pla-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

"a rpo poludniu do hall .,
Walsh'a r6g Noble i Emma,
I'll. w tel sprawie Wydano
zalaczona odezwe:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

r.. S. Wbnych ksiezy probo~~
szcz6w (na kt6rych reece odezwa Pc.
wyzsza zosta1a ~wys1ana), uprasza
sic 8 doreczenie tel odezwy szanow-
nyln Towarzystwom.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
Important if True.
OregoniGn.

Delegates to the Watch Tower Bible
Students Convention in Asbury Park
we're visibly awed by the strange
prophecy of John Edgar, of Glasgow,
Scotland, who told what was going to
happen in America between 1911 and
1915. "In September OF the year 1911
the people will rise up against the
Government. In the year 1912 the
people will see that they have made Il
grave mistake, and during the time be,
tween the years 1913 and 1914 the people
will leave the Government alone. At
the end of the year 1914, state, church
and people will be at war with each
other. In the year 1915 the greatest
thing will come to pass-the people will
again rise up against the authorities
and the Government-this time they
will demolish all forms of government,
New Jersey Dispatch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
The Toledo Schools
COMMITTEE.

c. E. Hawkins, Clerk of the local
school board Informs THE LEADER that
the ensuing school term will begin one
week from next Monday, September "a,
with the following corps of instructors;
District High SchOol-Prof. Joel Will
son.
Seventh and Eighth Grades-Mrs. E.
j. Everett.
Intermediate- Miss Martha Kent.
Primary y-Miss Adelia Harrison.
There is no longer any reason for the
young people OF Lincoln county going
away from home to absorb the high
school course. The Toledo schools are
hard to beat
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
Parlor Organ for Sale.
Fine Parlor Organ for sale cheap.
Mrs. G.. l.. GRAY.
For Uniform Assessments.

There should be more uniformity in
assessment. In accordance with the
opinion OF a large majority of assessors,
as expressed in their last conclave, the
assessment of some counties have been
doubled, or nearly trebled, while that
of others has been increased but little.
We think that the assessors of the
latter counties have not only not done
their duty as positively required by
law, but that they have placed their
counties in an unenviable and dis
creditable position.
The law clearly required all property
to be assessed at its full cash value.
An assessor is sworn to obey the law.
Formerly, when by common consent no
assessor obeyed it, there was some ex-
cuse for each not doing SO. But now,
since the state tax is not apportioned
according to the assessment roll, as
formerly, there is no such excuse.
The assessors ought to be made to
obey the law or be removed for mis-
feasance in office. We believe this
could be done under existing laws, but
If not, there should be additional legis-
lation with this end in view.
1t is absurd for Polk county, for in-
stance, to be assessed at about $S,750,000,
instead of little over 81 100000, as il
was last year, while Yamhill's assess
ment remains; about stationary; or for
Marion county to Jump up TO nearly
S3O,OO0,0O0 while Clackamas officially
appears to have only about one third as
much property.
With careful, conscientious county
officers, the full-assessment policy will
be very beneficial to the counties adopt.
ing it, and the assessors OF every county
should be required to adopt it, because
it is the law and their sworn duty.
Portland Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
0regon's Rich Coast Country.

Watch the Oregon coast country grow
Its progress is sure to be as rapid and
wealthproductiv as the most favored
part OF the state.
Oregon may boast of its interior re-
gion, east OF the Cascade Range, but
has another region-grand, if not
grander-the coast area. west of the
Coast Range, a strip OF land 300 miles
from north to south.
The coast district is a natural garden
spot, where grass grows green all the
year without extreme either of heat or
cold; where soil is the most fertile and
where the largest marketable supply of
timber in the world abounds.
Railroads are projected into this
great country now to Coos Bay and to
Tillamook and there will be others.
Rail facilities are yet of the most lin
tied sort, one at Coos Bay and another
at Yaquina Bay, tapping but narrow
zones OF vast timber and soil resource,
the one at Coos Bay having no connec-
tion with other railroads of the state.
| Hartman IS sending in new road
into Coos, and Hammond and Lytle are
doing the same into rillamook. These
lines will stimulate greatly the progress
OF the coast region, but still there will
be large areas unserved by rail.
What the coast country needs is
railroad running its entire length from
the Columbia River to the state line
and Humboldt Bay, in California. The
realization of this railroad dream is
not far distant; it is coming surely.
Already it has been contemplated by
Hartman and Hammond and the Santa
Fe, whose rail systems see the advan-
tage of entering the greatest market
able timber belt in the world ard one
of the most fertile soil areas, where
irrigation is never needed and herbage
is green and growing in the depth OF
winter as well as in the height of sum
mer.
The rest of Oregon has been so in
tent on reclaiming the sagebrush plains
of Eastern Oregon that it sometimes
has lost sight OF the natural garden
4 spot in Tillamook, Lincoln, Coos aud
Curry counties and the ocean side of
Douglas, Lane and Clatsop. The in-
terror Oregon railroad has been talked
of as if it were the most important rall
project in the state. Not SO.
The coast country, beyond all doubt,
is the most favored OF any in the world
, for dairying. Some day it will be
famed the world over for butter and
cheese, even more .han Hood River
and Rogue River are for apples. The
, most prolific truck gardens on the At
lautc seaboard and in the Old World
will not produce as abundantly.
Other parts of Oregon, about whose
, future progress much is said are bar
ren and dry. The coast country is not.
Its timber will pay for the building of
railroads. Then, after the soil shall
I have been cleared of timber, it will
produce abundant and diverse crops
, without irrigation. Tillamook county
alone, as was pointed out at the recent
Tillamook Fair by Food and Dairy
Commissioner Bailey, will produce in
dairy products a greater wealth per
annum than Alaska does in gold. Al
ready Oregon's dairies equal the an
nual gold wealth of Alaska.
Keep yodr eye on the coast country,
-OregoniGn.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
G. & e. MAY Be Sold.


The Portland Journal of the 9th inst.
says; The Oregon Coast & Eastern
Railway company is negotiating for the
purchase of the Corvallis & Eastern
and the Astoria & Columbia River rail
way, it is said, with fair prospects of a
successful outcome The Journals New
York correspondent is credbly in
formed that John A. Crabtree of st.
Louis, now in New York City, is dealing
direct with General Hubbard and Mrs.
Huntington, who own a majority OF the
shares.
The report is given credence by those
who have kept in touch with railway
engineering through the coast counties
The Oregon Coast & Eastern has for the
last four months had no less than five
engineering parties in the field. They
have been turning in their reports, and
in many sections of the line they have
made final locations and drived perma-
nent stakes. Engineer Mcmillan, who
built large part Of the Corvallis &
Eastern. and was in charge of construc-
ton OF the Cello portage road is now
in the employ OF the Oregon Coast &
Eastern, and is making the estimates of
cost. 1t is said the engineers have Sc.
cured a remarkably good line, with easy
grades and curves, and that the cost of
construction will be lower than was ex.
pected by the promoters.
The surveys and projected route fit
into the proposed plan of purchase OF
the Corvallis & Eastern and the Astoria
& Columbia River roads, and it is be-
lieved this has been the plan from the
beginning of operations of the coast
line builders. They have completed
the survey of the coast line from va
quina bay south 10 the state line and
north to Nehalem bay. The gap left
between Nehalem and Seaside will, it is
said, be built by the present manage
ment of the Astoria & Columbia River
road, and the Nehalem extension i:
already being surveyed from Seaside,
This disposition of the railway!
known as the Hammond roads in Ore
gon is the most logical solution of al
the puzzling reports that heye recent.
been in circulation on the coast and il
Wall street concerning the sale or eX
tension of the Corvallis & Eastern.
is said the Oregon Coast e. Eastern pee
pie can utilize both the Hammond line
to excellent advantage and that i'm
mediate possession OF the propertie
wonld give the company nucleus iron
which to go ahead rapidly with con
struction of its coast system and pre-
posed line eastward through Oregon.
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Campfire.

At its meeting Tuesday evening Abe
Lincoln w. R. @. decided to give a
campfire at its next regular meeting,
Tuesday evening, September 25. All
members are urged to be at the hall
promptly at o'clock, and all soldiers
and their families and guests of the
same are invited to be there at S:l5.
Something unusually good is expected
in the way of entertainment, as Madam
Guesswho will be in charge, assisted by
the whole Guesswho family, NUNS
the word. Come and see.
COMMITTEE.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
Rates for the Oregon State Fair

The Corvallis &, Eastern railroad will
make round-trip rate from all points
on its line to Albany of one and one
third fare for all parties desiring to
attend the Oregon State Fair at Salem.
Tickets will be sold on the 9th, 10th
llth, 18th, 18th, l4th and 18th and will
be good for return on or before the 18th
day of September, 1906.
For further particulars apply to near
est agent or conductor.
j. c. MAYO,
General Passenger Agent.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
At the NJ. z. Church.

Texts and subjects for services at the
NJ. Z. church Sunday, Sept. 16, 1906.
MORNING
Text-Numbers 1920. Subject, In
consistency"
EVENING
Text-Acts 1892. Subject, "Pro-
crastination.
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For Sale.

10000 acres of land in Lincoln and
Benton counties, Oregon, along the c. &
L. r. r., known as Road Lands, now
owned by an Eastern company.
For prices and terms, call or address
l.. Fl. FISH, Western Agent,
Albany, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
For Sale.

A thoroughbred Polled Delaine Mer-
mo Ram; will shear from Is to Is
pounds of wool with fair feed. Or |
have thoroughbred Ramboulette,
equally as good as one above, but only
need one. Apply to
r. TAssEIL, Elk City, Oregon,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Equalization for Lincoln County,
Oregon, will be in session for one week
beginning Monday, October l, 1906.
j. II. LUTz, Assessor.
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Goats for Sale.

/ have 25 heads of choice goats, in
cluding fine billy, which will sell at
a reasonable figure.
GEORGE BLATTNER, Newport, Or
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Mrs. Jay Van Cleve departed Monday
for her home in Oakland.

morning for her home in Oakland.
Mrs. S. T. Jeffreys of Portland ar
rived yesterday evening for visit with
Mrs. II. p Fish.
The survey for the extension of the
Corvallis & Eastern from Yaquina to
Newport began today. Engineer
Haversham OF Portland, who will have
charge OF the survey, went through to
Yaquina Wednesday evening. Harry
FAINT and Ade Crosno have been en-
gagged to assist in the work and went to
the terminus yesterday evening.
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Chicken Dinner.

At the Gem Cafe, under the Bon.
bouiere, Sunday, September l6, only %
cents. Mrs. f. CONFER.
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For Sale.

A good second hand New G. Howe
sewing machine. Price $l5.
Mrs. GEORGE BETHERs,
Toledo, Oregon.
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For Sale.

\ fine grade Red Polled yearling bull.
Address julius BUSCH, Glen, Or.
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Board Of Eq qualization.

General Passenger Agen'