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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Hranden Oser sebranden2 braHa
den OOer beH6tbisen3

3tpif9en brau9sn unb gsbrdu9sr
mar uripiingli9 tein llnterI6ieb, betbc
bebeuteten iObiel pis: anipenoen per-
tpeaben, lid bebienen, @ebrau6 MAIDEN
ino tparen urfpriiugIi9 nit rem 2.
fall perbunsen. Drum IdBt nod
S4tller einen 9ieHtr bes Qdnbooats
au 8eBler iogen: .Nis, fpenn mir ietn
(2ells) ieBt brauGten in Der Hot694 f.
b. {. bon feiner Gertigtett gebraud
ma8tsn2 Do9 fast aud @pet6e: ,@es
brol6st Der 3eit, lte sebt 70 IdneIl
BON binnen, bod Orbnung lebrt eu4
3ett sspinnen." SEPT ltsbt Der 2. Gall
bod)ttens nod neben benz unperIOnliz
den es brau1t: bier brau9t's ntht
Disle(r) MOrte. GrIt finger unb in aus
ter S6reibart BUREAUS auf bus etns
fade brau4en bei9rdntt lit bic gsb,us
tung rOtbis babsn, bebiirfsn: er 5roufs
ts q bate nOtbig) stpei Sabre AZ
Dem SemGlOe. Gr brdu6t bel 0elb.
@her tobslnspertb III: er eebrauft r.
bebdrD @eIb CUR lteterfdbrt, ba .aea
bralden4 lebigli9 ben Sim bon oer1
tpenoen, fi6 bsbienen bat. Die iiinaere
Beoeutuna bon ~brau9en" bat Ti9 aus.
perneinten Sdben entipideIt, inIoFern
SGBe pie: er brau9t teine lnterItiib.
ung, B. 3. uripriingli6 tr madt
pom teiner llnteritiibune @ebrau@, au
benz llrtbeil fiibrten: CT bat tsin @es
olrfntb bdnod. Gin 3eu9nib SuFiir.
oaB brduden in oieiem SHINE urs
fpriingIi4 nlr in bsrReinten SGben
angepenbet tporben 1T, tieat in Der
8sf9rdntung Der Gnpen6una bon
bruufen nit Nennform (bem Senfini4
tib) duf bic 8ernsinung: ib 6rdufs
ntdt gu f4iafen - babe ni6t n0tbia
gu idlafen. 90 ssniisen bic beiben
WOrter brauden unO gebrau6en our6.
aus, UNI IOpobl ,anpenben, ge6raud
MAIDEN" tpie ~.bebirftn, n0tbiq babeni
gu be3ei9nen, unb san3 iiberfliiffia III
has INNER mebr nm Ii9 freIIenbe Be.
rOtbi9en (ftatt: brauden), obne baa
man beinabe tein 8sbiirfniB - @era
5etbuns, feline 8~enOtbisung mebr
ousSu6riiden petB: ba benStbigt man
@elS unb freie 3sit, cine Reife, unh
psrf4dfft fi9 bas 9euOt6iste (tatt:
Rotbpenbise). 0as Dort lit absr Elm
unldOner, breitfpuriser 8ertreter iensr
8iIbungen nit Der Dor.
ttlbe be-, NIT Der man allies f.rtia su
brtngen peritsbt, unb ffammt aus benz
fpra4li9 ni9t muitergiiltigen bdlb
Often, tpit bic Gr3dbIung bea
beSeugt, baB man i'm gall.
Often bruu6sn abipanble: id
bu bebdrftI, sr banetigt, ipir
iDtiden, ibr bdifdet, fie rsflsttieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Observation-Disclosures Spiuman
bait Dortrdge.

ErOfeiiOt 8m. Spiaman, welder
Die arbelten auf Den Raherfaymet
I'm Sloen uno SdbpeIten beoufih,
tiet, iulro cine ðe uon Turtraper
hnuptidhlit iiber Met5oben 3ur
6rubtbarmaduna oeS 9Ubens bulr
ten.
Seine &unofahrt mirb pom 26. BE-
Ui. bis sum 4 Nuault oauern uni
mabreno oieier 3eit mirb er geeuibo,
&itdeg, Rierce gitp, aurora, Gar
thaas, Sarcrrie, Marpuiae, 8iainps,
&epubIic, Wtiler, MOunb 8ernon,
@bitmOOo, Central Gttp, 9nmar,
@pertOu uuo Greenfield beiubeu. s.,
ruiro in einen 8npeOn Der 5riscu
Silenbabn reiien uno @rdier. Sc
mhlepfansen, Obfiorten unb anbert
Sooerer5eupn nit fibren, ruelhc
beier ols Ntnis unb &eisen i'm liio
reltIiten WifOuri eesOaen neroeI
t0nnen, bic felt so Snbren in man,
hen Seeenoen bic StnpeIerseuauifi
ruaren. SrOfeHur sp Imam iuute
in elmer 8eipreduna Der Sahlapt
n iiOwetliaen @ifIOuri, bnB bns
tOrtaeieBte anflausen uon Niais utb
BeiSen ben SOoen in eiuem lutden
RnBe erI66pit babe, ba6 bic 5armer
lebr beior9t iino. @r meiB, mas in
anoeren 8beiIsn bes 9anoes sur ge,
fruhtuns oes 9ooens seiheben 1T
uno pia, taB bic Yemobner bon
Rifouri bies erfabren. Bon Wii :
wirO ii4 sBrOfefOr gpiamann
nah 2eras !beseben unb BON brit
iber Glabamu, 5tOriba unb glc.
nad @uibiuston surudteb.
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Das or6sts perbrehen,

Den ihlimmIteu Sstrng on Der Wenih
heit brgeheu isre aelpliieuloien Quad.
ntber, petde aus Der Gn9it bon ben
Diem bes Eooes b%erilhrter &raniel
8apricl ihlopen; rualhe ii4 an oleie,
iammerpoIlsn Npih bereihern, inpem
lie untrr slslsneriihsu @sriprshuu9er
elmer mmDsliden SeiIfrnit Wirturen
o%ertaufen. bic belteu Sails ui9t helfeu
t6nnen, me,iteus obsr ben 10 ihun ge.
,hm1htsn A6rpsr nod mebr ru,nlrer.
@euu Gu4 Sopfihmerjen. Mattiateit,
athemnOlh, SerStlupisu uno @etltopf-
uus ne. i auOeren 8srbauunesft6ruusen
oornn seninbeu. ons in Gurem Organ
lsmuS clue Si6rnna ein9eireieR lit,
uelhe bel 8errnd liiitauua su Dem
Sdlimmlieu fibren mns. 10 lebiei ienem
babiGhtia,n True ni6t oas miuotSte
@eb6r. Shsrit nur Dem ebrliHeu @orte
Sertrolen, briieu 8obthelt Shr ieOerjeii
an Rem frOhen 8easnliis uon 9uuienOeu
etprobsn tDnnt, Die lire @eiunobti
pieOer erbielten Dura Die Gnlpenbuna
Der beriihmttn Ct. 8ernnrb &rduter
ptlleu. 9isii wirtllde NrSeusi enthdli
nur retus. bsiltrdttise 8flanscniiite NH
broutt Nesbnlb feline 8aderbills, unite,
tuelfer iih iddSthe Site uerterseu.
ole MIR eint poriibsr9sbenns 2lEbsruns-
niemOls aber cine SeiIuns he~rbsiSufhb,
rem uermDa'n. tpis bns Die ultben6hrieu
81. Bernard &%rdutsrptltsu tbnH
Vile MpOtbeten rs Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Ran 1prd1 i'm RIub lber Suube
sWlein Sreunb", fusts elmer Der dntuss
fenbeu Serrsn, nbtiibt elmer Siibnsrs
buHb, Elm uuberorbsntli9 angensbmes
@sdOpf. Der miitterli&s Snfint. III
In bieIem Tbier 70 fart sntptdeIt, 6ab
ts eintn iunstn Sunb, Der tbm gar
ni9t geb0rte, NIT Der grSbtea Gpra4
foIt uuferaosen bat" Fran bort
hdufig bon fOl6en TGllsn,@ :ntaesnete
Elm unOerer. sd srtnners mid iebo@
zines tpett Acknowledgment IdIlts.i
Sine Senne bate Elm 2ii9lttu. Die
6enne Itorb unb bas drrne Riittn mar
in GROCER HOtb. 9d erbdrmte fi& Elm
Idottif9er S1Gferbunb bss sitsns
unb Sog ss auf.1 ,Sa,- Taq,s zines
Der 3ub6rer. has 1T mertplrbia, aber
nidt ouBergetpDbnIi9.1 .GdS Mus
berssnOhnIids tOmmt .rft nod" e..
tpiOtrtt Der grSdbIsr ftierli@, .itres
aiit.n BELT ieBt.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
81. aaritsn Der ytsan,.

gu elmer 3eit. mo RotbT6iIS aerubG
febr beI9Gftigt mar. pirb Elm surf
onsemeIott. Bite nehmen 5ie els
men Sefiel, iast e. bon ieinsm Gdreita
tiid aus" SD bin Der Sersoa
bon SO berfebte Der geFu6sr ees
tEGntt. -r@ut 70 asbmtn sic spsL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

@ennsis Gage nadB ieinergnnabme
allO am ~. September. tritt bas
neue acknowledgements in arait.
einOepanberte, bic iia nod uttjt
Oas Sarserrett erwOrben babeu
uuO Ouiu 6ere4tiot iinO, iuaten Die
5riit a~asnasen uno it'd bnsIetbe 10
balO ats mDslid oeriaaHsn ba bic
Rotten loerben nod Sntrafttreten bee
neuen Seieses oeosn II Dollars Be.
troseu, aliu melt bDber ietn, aIs ps,
%senmdrtia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
aus osm County.


iObn 5riS &iebrueepe gu Sop sulet
iein 0eim hattie, In am Montng ne
iiUrben. CT nuroe am MittpOd
nui benz JriebhOfe Der Gu. @emeinb.
oabier beeroiat.
StOnp Sitt. Die @s
idwiter emma unO linton alee Dor
Sanins Sitp limb bier bel ibren Der
rpnnOteu, Der camille Geo. arnettl
gu Beiuh.
Grt. Cecilia 6iiferina nelht
bisIiasn 8ermnnbten eiuen 8eInti
nbfnttets, 1T am Sountaa rriebsr
naa ct. Souls sereiit.
Ssi Sutius pOHmann CAB ea
am lssteu samitas cine 9artp pethe
Iebr jahlrsif bsiuat NOR uno alien
GnueienOeu sum 8ersniiaeu aereia.
te.
8ittenbere. Sn bieliser
eunnpl. 8irde nuroe am lebteu
SOnntas ourt Buitor SHuls aetrnut
Serr auauit &aherbuumer unb arl.
emma Berger. 9ns iunee @bepanr
miro in Belle wobnen mo- Scrr Gad-
erbnumer ben Store bon 5ris 6leer
i1uilIh lbern0mmen bat.
Sobn Zimmerman uub SAINT.
lie BON ct. 2onis unren bier
bel ibren Gltern gsitbetm unb Brnu
Bitte 81 Beiuf uno febrten am
MiOntae uieOer mad ibrsm 6eim su.
rld.
5rau Gam Sutter pon Clayton
mar oieier Gage bier ~ 8eiud ibrer
96hter.
8ilbelm 8issmaun unb iein
@ebilfe uon Wtt. Sterling iinb bier
uub uerih0uern bas @ubnbaus BON
BaitOr Sduls our4 einen 5arbennn.
ftritl.
Nebrere hierwobnenbe Der,
mnnOte oes oeriturbenen yatentin
5nerber uUbuten leste Buhe benz
8esrdbni6 oes 9abinseiaiebenen
bel. @r mar bier gut beinnnt unO
beIiebt.
- Sfaub. Der 4. Stuff tpurse
bier prOsurtis eefeier,; Oas Sicnic
ruetfes BON ben Robern @Oobmen
Of Gmerita eeeebeu, mar Der &ern
uub bic Gnsiebunsstraft bes Cages
uuo maften uobt an bic 2ooo 9ers
iousn unpeieno aemeien iein. Obne
Stmifie eins es natirlih aud nift
Of, bic St6renirisbe bleiben eben
niht 81 Souie. Yin abenb tuurbe
Marion gore ourh einen RaufbUlo
nit elmer 20 gnliber 8iitole eeInuEen
unb am aOpfe leiht pertpunbet, bom
III bic Buube bon teiner ernhliaen
Beoeutuua.
Der 2s idbrise RiltOu Sentius
unO bic 42.idbripe Sruu Sames
Sosnn melAe Dor 4 8ohen bon 81.
bon bierber tameu, uno uoraaben
@aun unO Gruu gu ieiu, uurOen am
4. Sali nuT antreiben Der 8ebbrben
bon @iler @ountp uerbaitet, Sent.
ms neil er feline 5rau unO 5uei Sin.
Der i'm Slide aeto1en, ano bic frau.
rpel1e oes Gbebruhs beidlulbiet
mar. Der Wann Der Srau Snmes
Sosan. i6bnte fif iebUh nit ieiner
frau nus uno nabm fie nit na6
Sauie !ndhrenO Sentins mad Sus.
cambia aeiibrt wurbe uub Jest cine
s munatlide @eidusnisarnfe abEst.
aopnn Bointer rpurbe am les,
ten Samftaa uerbaftet, bes Ginbrufs
bsidulOist. TT 1T Elm Shnopps-
bruOsr unb ba bic Saloons fit tpeies
erten @etrdnis su usrtaufen, trOa er
burds 5enItsr ins 2aeerbnus bes
acknowledgements alf. sluberiun
nm ba feline Be1ierbr 81 beiriebieen.
Gr purbe unter 5000 Barai&aft Oe.
tsqt.
am 8. Suit fturb i'm 6auie bes
greOieers Senrp Wtiaer Grau aRasa.
rstba 8Oebler i'm alter uon Sc Sab.
rem. sic mar ;lueimat p~erheirotbet,
ibr erter @ann bieb 8m. gfaf. Sic
biuterldst feline 8inoer.
Gm lesten Rittmp5 trafeu oa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Der Bancroft elmer Der erbBter
&lbensuner ; 6obriien oes 9anbeS
1T be5eifueno. Gs fino Jest natt
srpanSie Sabre ber. bas man nit Der
o~erheaung BON 3uder aus Raber
bee0nnen bat. Gn @rmunteruno
bat es liAerlih nidt aefeblt. en-
Der eriten 8eit bewiGiete Dec 9unb
Brdmien uno bic betreTenben Stua,
ten mo- 3uderriben sebnut fperbeu,
thnten oas ndmIihe. spdter muir
ben bic Obnebin tburmboben 86ue
sum Shube ber 8uder Snonfrie
nod meiter erb6bnt. ErUboem III
oiele Snbufrie In unierem 2anoe
niemnts redt seoiebens an uub fl
lit1 fino bic 3imas uno 9obenper.
hdtlnihe benz 8au BON 3uferriben
Hid4t einitte. SObann 1T Die auItur
tir nmeritaniide 5armer ~ mabiam
uno aud 81 tOfipielis. 8enn cine
etnaiae nnbefrieOiaenoe @rnte sum
Bancroft ber 5abriien fabrt, 10 1T
60 offenbar cine uueeredte 9elafutp
Oes Bottles, inn Steueru gu @unaen
elmer Snbuitrie aafSuerleeen, bic bod
nidteeoeiben min. Den IOrtbeil
haben bios bic RtGiOndre oes Bud.
er.5ruts. Gs mare babsr ON
8lase, bic 8afsrsbGe, Iouett fe
iduss0aneriiden Cbaratters inb,
aufaubeben Cber su R~esiprusitdts.
5rpefen gu ueruenOen. 3eutldlanb
5. y ruhroe urs serne GunseftOuep
MAIDEN, luenn mir ieineu 8uder gu
ertndsiGten 86aen bereinliesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

gbunuirt auf oas Sermanner
u~t.s)tlst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Financial Statement.

Financial statement of Hermann District
School, July s., 1906.
Teachers Fund:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

We, Aug. Wohlt, mayor and Henry
Book. city CLERK Of the City Of HERMANN
Mo. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true statement OF the
financial condition Of the CITY Of Hermann
to the best Of our knowledge and belief.
lsealI AUG. WoHLT, MAYOR.
hY. Book, City Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Miss Lors Carter Of Newport was in

MISS Lora Carter OF Newport was IN
the city Tuesday.
Allen Hughes left this morning for
his home in Astoria.
Born-July %, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Robertson, a son.
Attorney G. M. Brown of Newport
was in the city Tuesday.
Guess Lincoln county won't be rep
resented at the coming State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Trapp of Chit
wood we're Toledo visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Matilda Espy went to Albany
the fore part of the week to consult a
physician.
DR.. F, M. Carter of Newport made a
professional call in Toledo the fore
part of the week.
Ed Hufford came down from Port
land last Saturday for a visit with John
Akin and family.
A carload of bridge lumber from
Altree's mill passed through to Nor
rison this morning.
Hen. s, r. Huston of Hillsborc
passed through Monday evening to joir
his family at Newport.
Everette Jones and Allen Hughes
we're over on the Siletz after trout the
fore part of the week and report sue
cess.
Ed Avery of the hardware firm o.
Gardner & Atery has been doing 10
of plumbing and other things in New
port this week.
Mrs. Williams departed Wednesda,
for her home in Tucson, Arizona. He
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gray, &C
companied her to Albany.
Died-At his home near Chitwood
Or, July %, 1906, M. II. Wilson. De
ceased was brother of j. E. Wilson
the nurseryman. No other particular:
Mesdames T. P. Fish and S. I
Jefreys went to Portland Wednesday
to remain about month. Mrs. Fis
will test the merits of some hot spring
near Portland before returning.
Frank Hyde OF Eddyville was
Toledo last night visiting his folks. L
was out on bear hunt yesterday wit
Ches Morrison and the latter killed
big one after it had been treed by h
own dog and Billy Wakefeld's famol
pair. The animal was very fat, havir
been living high on choice Angnra go'
meat.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Important, if True.

Tuesdays Oregonian contains the
following, which may be of more or less
local interest:
"a. B. Hammond. railroad magnate
and timber baron, reached Portland
last night from San Francisco, and is
staying at the Portland Hotel. He is
accompanied by his wife. The two will
remain in Portland several days. Mr..
Hammond is on one of his regular tours
of inspection Of this territory, as he
comes to Portland once year to look
over his holdings and to keep in touch
with the managers of his two Oregon
railroads, the Astoria & Columbia
River and the Corvallis & Eastern,
"Mr. Hammond cannot confirm the
reported intended purchase of his prop
critics by either Hill or Hartman, and
disclaims any negotiations with either
system. His present visit is said to
have nothing to do with such a dispo.
sition Of his holdings.
"The owner of the Corvallis ~ East
ern and Astoria d Columbia roads is a
decided contrast to most railroad men
who have grown up in the business
from telegraph operator or Office clerk
Mr.. Hammond had no connection with
railroads until he was 80 years old
Prior to that time, he confined hi'
efforts to, merchandising, banking ant
timbering.
HE is a Canadian by birth and wher
a young man became traders clerk at I
fur trading post in Montana. Later HI
became trader at the post. In thi
business he laid the foundations OF hi
fortune that he has accumulated. II,
became interested in banking in Mon
tana and In the timber business.
"a few years ago he was able to picl
up bargain when the Corvallis
Eastern was disposed of at forced sale
Mr.. Hammond bid the property in 70
100000. The value of the track an,
grade alone is at least worth Sl,000,00C
Estimates of the value OF the property
including steamers owned at the tim
Of the transfer, place the property pur
chased at such small sum up in tn
neighborhood of $4,000, ,0O0."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
The Coast Road.

Right OF way has been promised the
Oregon Coast & Eastern through Tilla-
nook county over such lands as the
final locations are made, and the right
of way has been secured practically the
entire distance south to Humboldt bay.
This information was given out by
w. ]. Wilsey, who represents the com.
pany in Portland, which is backed by
the interests through the brokerage
firm of Baker & Crabtree of St. Louis,
in addition to some local capital. Sur.
veying parties are scattered along the
coast from Tillamook bay south, and
another gang is said to be along the
Wilson river. Colonel Wilsey says the
preliminary line will be completed into
Portland within six weeks and then the
final locations will be made. The date
when actual construction work will
start depends on the surveys, but it is
expected dirt will fly by Fall. When
the coast line is disposed OF the field
force will be shifted to Central Oregon.
Portland Telegram.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27

Al. Mcmillan and sons Alec and
Clyde arrived last Friday evening from
Vancouver, B. G. Mr.. Mcmillan has
been appointed Assistant Chief En-
gineer of the Oregon Coast g. Eastern
Railway Company, and will have charge
Of all the surveying crews operating in
the several coast counties. He de-
parted Monday morning for the mouth
of the Nestucca to get in touch with b
party working north from that point to
Portland. During his absence his sons
will make their home in Toledo with
their grandmother, Mrs. Allen Parker.
]. II. Mcneil and son Cecil returned
last Saturday evening from Southern
California. They came back to get a
drink of good water, and will probably
remain. Mr.. Mcneil tells of numerous
drawbacks in the famous golden state
which are not encountered in Lincoln
county. When man starts out in
search of a better spot than this, it's
odds that some day he'll wander back
again.
Ted McElwain has opened an eating
house in the rooms under George Halls
Bonboniere and will serve meals at all
hours. The rooms are bright and clean
and everything looks tempting. In
addition to the hurry.up lunch counter
there are tables in pleasant, nicely
furnished room adjoining. The pro-
prietor will do his best to make the
place popular. Try it.
w. A. Kyniston WAS up from Wald-
port the fore part of the week. Billy
reports that his shingle mill is now in
operation, and that he is receiving n
good patronage. He displays an ad on
another page.
The LEADER and Oregonian both one
year for only 81. That's fair enough.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27

Thomas Leeae came out Sunday night
from Newport. where he has recently
established new banking house, max.
ing chain Of three banks of which he
ia the head-one at Corvallis, one at
Toledo aud the new one at Newport
Mr.. Leese has been kept at Newport
for several weeks during the process of
getting the new establishment in run
ming order, and his presence will con-
tinue to be required there more or less
during the present busy season. The
business of the establishment ia open.
ing up in much greater volume than
was originally expected by it's pro-
motors.-Corvallis Times.
Mrs. Fred Winsor, who left here in
June with her husband, sends friendly
greeting to her Toledo friends from
Ten Sleep, Wyoming One Of the
interesting but familiar features of her
letter is the statement that it is nearly
impossible to hire help in that country.
That tired feeling seems to be in vogue
from coast 10 coast.
Albert Martin of Siletz was in Toledo
Monday and forgot that this is dry
town. The mistake cost him few
hours in the good house and $l6.25
It's wrong, very wrong, to get jagged il
dry town. 1t shocks people some
people.
7. w. Beddo arrived Tuesday evening
from Los Angeles, where he has beer
detained by business interests for
couple of months. He will now settl,
down for life on his farm on Thiel creel
and devote his time to raising cattl
and goats.
Mrs. NJ, E. Thayer, now residing il
Stevenson, Wash, forwards renewa
for The LEADER. She wishes to kee
track of her many Toledo friends.
The launch Leslie H., in charge G
First Officer Leslie II. Evens, came u
from Newport Tuesday with couple @
travelling men and Fred Wygant.
Mrs. G. Il. Williams of Newport wa
in the city the fore part of the week
the guest of Mrs. AL Waugh.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the County
Superintendent of Lincoln county will
hold the regular examination of appli-
cants for State and County papers at
Toledo, as follows:
FOR STATE PAPERS
Commencing Wednesday, August 8,
at nine o'clock a. m, and continuing
until Saturday, August, August IL at 4
o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, Penmanship, History,
Spelling, Physical Geography, Reading,
Psychology.
Thursday-Written Arithmetic, The.
ory OF Teaching Grammar, Book-Keep-
ing, Physics, Civil Government.
Friday-Physiology Geography, Men.
tai Arithmetic, Composition, Algebra.
Saturday Botany, Plane Geometry,
General History, English Literature,
School Law.
FOR COUNTY PAPERS
Commencing Wednesday, August 8,
at O'Clock a. M, and continuing until
Friday, August 10 at o'clock p. m.
First, Second and Third Grade Ger
titicates.
Wednesday-Penmanship, History
Orthography, Reading.
Thursday-Written Arithmetic, The
ory of Teaching, Grammar, Physiology
Friday-Geography, Mental Arithme
tic, Schrol Law.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES
Wednesday-Penmanship, Orthog
raphy, Arithmetic, Reading.
Thursday-Art of Questioning, The
ory of Teaching, Physiology.
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 23d da!
of July, 1906. GEORGE BETHERs,
County School Superintendent.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Love with the Lid OF.

Love was smeared all over the car on
the return trip of the Newport excur-
sion Sunday evening. About half o
dozen couples of l6 to Is summers for
got all about the presence OF other pas
sengers and yearned for each other with
a yearnfulness that was positively pa
thetic. One maiden and her beau OF
not more than 10 summers each took
turns about sitting on the others lap
and leaning on each other, passing
swift kiss back and forth when they
thought the rest of the car was not
looking. Another fair-haired damsel
made the journey of 60 odd miles to
Corvallis on the lap and bosom OF her
youthful beau of not more than II.
Still another with all the symptoms Of
sick kitty, and in utter abandon as
to appearances, sat with her arms
around the neck of her beau, while he,
with an air OF omplacency, sat through
the ordeal wholly undisturbed and
apparently unaware of the vulgar gaze
of passengers unaccustomed TO such
| alfeCtionate exhibitions. la one seat
he and she got to talking baby talk to
each other which seemed to be sort of
mixture of humming bird courtship
and the wall of two dying calves. An
old codger stuck his head in the rear
door of tho car and, after catching a
glimpse of the situation remarked,
Everybody sleeps but father" Just
then the train ploughed into tunnel
and after giving vent to sound like a
COW drawing her foot out of the mud
he shut the door and disappeared, much
to the disgust of those in love and the
amusement of those out of love.
The occurrences are alluded to here
not in criticism, for it would be wron,
to attempt to put any lid down on true
love, but just to show that the new
generation courts little different u
what the old one did, especially wher
the wierd effects of the sad sea waves
at the Newport benches are brough
into the case. The things told of abov
are merely what happened outside tn
tunnels. s.-Corvallis Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Wanted-Teachers.

The Toledo school board has not yet
succeeded in engaging teachers for the
coming year.
o. B. DeLaurier has been rendered
the position of instructor of the Dis
trict High School, combined with the
principalship OF the city schools, but
has not accepted the same, although a
definite answer is expected today or
tomorrow.
A teacher for the eighth grades is also
wanted.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Notice to Bidders.

Notice is hereby given tnat the Coun-
ty Court Of Lincoln county, Oregon,
will receive up to 10 o'clock a. m.
August 8, 1906, Sealed Bids for the
opening of the change in the Waldport-
Tidewater County Road at Eckman
slough, and also for the making of a
fill where the said road crosses said
slough. Bidders to bid on said fill by
the cubic yard.
The Court reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order of the County Court.
IRA WADE, County Clerk,