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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. 5. Land Office. Portland, Oregon,
March 2S 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress OF
June g. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory as
extended to all the Public Land states BY act
of August 4, 1892, Harry 5. Freedman, of Port
land, county of Multnomah, state OF Oregon,
has this day filed in this Office his sworn state
ment No. Csi6 for the purchase OF the III 4 of
section II in township IL south, range west,
W. NJ, and will offer proof 10 show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
than for agricultural purposes, and to estab-
lish his claim to siid land before the Register
and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on Monday.
the 25th day of June, 1906.
lie names as witnesses:
Pincus Goldenberg, Nils Johnson OF Port
land, Or; j. A. Oglesby OF Angora, Or; and
f. T. Taggart OF Portland Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abovedescribed lands are requested TO file
their claims in this office on or before said 25th
day of June, 1906.
ALGERNoN $ DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S, Lanl Office, Portland, Or.
April 16, 1906.

pm ~ lJuos
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliauce with the provisions of the act
of Congress OF June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, and Washington Territory rs
extended to all the Public Land States
by act of August 4, 1892, Edward Oiund
of Portland, county OF Mulnomth,
state of Oregon, has this day filed in
this Office his sworn statement No 6901.
for the purchase Of the swA of section
2 in township l3 $, range 9 ", and will
offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bis claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver az Portland,
Oregon. on Thursday, the Goth day Of
July, 1906.
He names AS witnesses
Erik Oman. John Norburg Of Port
land, Or; Geo. Hodges. j, Il. Hodges OF
Salado, Oregon.
Any and al persons claiming adverse.
ly The above described lands are re.
quested to lie their claims in this Office
on or before said Goth day Of July, 1906.
ALGERNoN S. DRESSES, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
Notice to Voters.

Having been nominated for county
commissioner on the Socialist ticket,
will say that if elected | will stand for
the hest interests of all and special
privileges 10 none; am in Savor of all
money appropriated for road purposes
being used as such. | am in favor of
OF equal taxation on all property and
and economy in conducting the affairs
of the county. Z. Il. BUTLER.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. s. Land ONCE at Portland, Or,
Mny H. 1906,
Noticeis hereby given that the following
named settler hastilcd notice of her intention
to make final proof in support Of her claim,
and that said proof will he made before the
Register and Receiver ut Portland, Oregon, on ,
June, 27, 1906, viz.
Margaretrone II. f. No. 1867, for the nel4
section G, township south, range west,
she names the following witnesses to prove %,
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land wiz:
Warren Wright of Nortons, or; Roscoe b.
Winsow of Dallas, Or; Charles c. Lewis and
oslo c. Bell of Rocca, Oregon
AIGERNoN 8. DHEssEE, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
AMOS o. HOOKER
Democratic Nominee for County
Treasurer
Treasurer.

If elected to the office OF Treasurer
promises the people his best efforts to
please them, and will be satisfied with
the present salary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-01
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L.SHINAR, Toledo, Oregon.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
A ROYAL SLAVE
At Opera House ToniJht-Tom2rrow
Night James O'Neill in Monte
Cristo."

"A Royal Slave" will be presented
al he opera house tonight. and those
who have mo- idea of he picturesque
uo.. of Mexican costume. and ro-
nance Of Mexican life have a revela-
Ton in store for them. From the ris-
ing of the curtain on the first act 10
rha descending on the lasI act. it is a
continuous pauaroma of gorgeous
beauty and heart stirring romance.
The story of how scenery is painted
is interesting. Sometimes St is just the
imag nary conccir eft some p3t-bo.lng
painter who cares only for the money
u view Sometimes il is really high
a-f This certainly is the case iu the
scenic mvestiture of Gordon and Ben
uur- beautiful romance Of oh Mex
ir1. "A ROYAL slave" Photographers
took numerous ST of Meu,o's most
nmou. wonders and CHA ar.ed
-r.n.c artists painted the splendid
mes which are used in the puroduc-
Han. when these FIRST fash into view
loud murmur Of praise is always
heard
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
The uncxpected.


Did you hear the story about the
old Plympton farm with the mortgage
on it down Transferable way?
no"
We'll. tie old farm has been in the
Plympton family more than ninety
years. and they worked il for all there
was In it,. Old Eten Pympton put q
mortgage on it and handed IL down &c
his son Silas. And Silas died and left
the MORTGAGE to his widow. The wild
ow col The note renewed from time t.
time ana struggled along year after
year. Her son Jack ran away from
home when he was lG and then the
widow struggled along alone. Finally
the holder OF the mortgage wouldn
renew again But the widow had no
money, and finally the day the note
fell due came around. Then what
do YOU suppose happened?
The widows son came home. of
course. and paid off the debit
NO. he didn't The holder Of the
mort gage came round and asked for
his money. The widow sighed and
said: .YouW have 10 take the farm.
The man shuddered He knew the
farm. No. you don't! he yelled. ia
sooner burn the blamed mortgage than
take the mcasley old farm for a giit
by gum
Did he burn it,
"Hc fiI.'-Chicaco News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
BY M. ], FARNBAKER,
Former Secretary X. t.. r. Leauu

Manager Wouham now has TWO
pla1 ers who will no douht p.ove 100
ia FIR anything in the X. l. T. lea.
que They are Davi-. a pitcher. ana
Rosenbaum who can fiji any position
II the field or Oh tine bases. The
now Kittens arrived in Daayille yes.
te~day and Davis Immediately joined
The squad that was being worked out
al Wonderland park After watching
him perform for a few minutes The
critics who had iouneyed out TO the
ba ebalI grounds to watch the players
cayort In the mud, united in declar-
ing him The best on the field Both
DAYS and Rosenbaum hail from Chi.
cago, whore rhey learned the fine
poinr. of the game 10y playing with
ONE Of The best independent teams
in The windy city.-Danyile Press
Ny. TOO fast fer anything in the
Kity2 This is additional evidence in
support of the claims made by the
pres Of Cairo. Paducah and V.ncennes
that the new members would undere
innate the strength Of the league ami
in consequence would BE- dragging
al NJ hopeles.ly in the rear after the
first month Maybe this J., another one
of Wortham's jokes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
comnissioned Officer It Sixteen.

Capt. Joseph BurEer Of 81 Paul
claims to have reached that rank al a
Younger age than any other man in
america. having been commissioned
40 H. during the civil war. he was 10
wears and 3 months old when he en-
listed in 1861. He was in the battle
af Mul Springs. one Of the first de-
ci~iEe union victories in the war. He
also fought al COrinth, Chickamauga.
Missionary Ridge and Tullahoma- In
tbe second engagement ar Dalton. Ca,
le lest his JEFF arm. besides receiving
wounds in his right hand and leg. He
Rae promoted TO a capfaincy Whe1
stationed 81 Fort Douglas in 1864.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
Never.Failinn Chickadee.

Chickadee is he only bird in my
little world that can find without
fail three hundred and siXtT-iye days
In the year From January to the
end OF March he comes daily to my
lilac bush for suet; from April to
early July he is busy with things do.
nestle in the grey hrches Of the
wood lot from August to November
he and his family are talking quietly
md hunting in a little flock through
he trees of the tarm; and from then
On to January again Chickadee is
lack for his meals at The Lilac. -
Dallas Lore Sharp in Country Life in
america.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

artistic and varied entertainments
ever offered al popular prices. ~ eN-
-pense mas been spared no effort ha :
been too great TO make this engage
ment a brilliant success. New and
original plays of deep interest. splen-
did scenery. startling electrical and
mechanical effects, novel and charm
ing specialties and a new company
capable in every way to sustain their
respective roles. Monday night the
company will appear in Milton No
ble's comedy drama. From Sire 10
Son" Ladies' will be admitted free on
both Monday and Tuesday nights
under the usual conditions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Every one saw with an air of pride
the work which has been done On the
league grounds thi. week They are
aow near completion and i. will doubt
less make a great field when done.
Hannigan made a great stroke with
The public in the way he handled him
self. He is mall but he gets thega His
home is in Louisville And then.
again. If Papa Farnbaker could only
have been there. II looks as though
wills, the big first would be right at
The sack when ne checks are handed
out A. be is a bachelor il would not
be surprising should he lose his
heart before The season ends Wills
was popular here eight years ago.
Burrows seems 10 be well enough and
he hasn't half shown himself. He wa.
The pride of Wonderland. one thins
about the work of Workman which
looks good is that he keeps in touch
with his men throughout the game.
A, has been said OF him, h talks,
but fl /. the producer Mueller is
general utility man. He has played in
all places and IS a good one, Pitching
is a side with him. From the re-
caption which Holy met Sunday it
would seem that the public has not
lost confidence in the Iron Man. 49,
Danyille Democ-ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Manager Be~ryhiu is stopping at the
New Park with f. NJ Men6e. who
managed Nation when We won the
Three Eve league pennant from Dan
vile, They can do some tall fan
ming" II Berryhill's Hyphens turn ont
as well as Menke'- bunch, we'll it VIII
be sorry day for the other Ktties.
Happy Jack" Wilkinson is
II the city shaking hands with hi
many admirers M more popular play.
n could be signed for the pusish Y
AMI jack has lle goods. as every ball
lover hnows "Earleyco~ and%"Flap
ny" Gave parted company Mattoon
Morning Star
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

One feature more than anything
else thar has been commented upon
favorably by the fans in connection
with the Cairo club Is the excellence
of throwing arms. every man posses
sing good whip. Another thing is
their eentlemauly department They
all show plenty of vigcr, snap, ginger
and vim on the field, but when they
have left the park behind, their man
ners are splendid and there is notice
able the absence of that boisterousness
thar usually characterizes SO many
a hleies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
l,nes OMAN =. .Monte crlsto.r

Tomorrow right Jane O'Neill will
play q one might engagement at the
opera house. pre-. enting his greatest
success. Monte Cr.sfo," with new
and costly production and strong sup
porting company. jane ONc-li is to
Monte Crl-to" wat Booth was tu
Hamlet" Joseph jefferson to Trip
Ven Wint,-.- and Denmaa Thompson
ta -Tle ola Home-tea His name
nI Away bee linked with tEai of
ffa play. ami D.. wi.l 81 down DO 'he
tf.t.ff g rhe American STAGE a. ,he
IDEAL ct She Dumas hero. COME de
Monte Cri-tu.-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Many of the fans who saw the
game noticed thaJ Brown, OF the Cubs
is minus the forehnger of his right
hand. When ne entered league ball he
found that there was IA certain curve
which he could not control and in
order that it tight not be omitted
from his collection ne had the lip OF
he finger Dauville Demo.
cTat
Somebody has been s'tineing this
poor pencil pusher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10. 1905
rHR rA-T nAtL Ks'u1s
short@st aud quickest bonI-lo
St. Louis & Chicag'
~rrAins leave oairoi

I:32a m Da Nv Chicago Vestiouie Limited,
arriving in Chicago at II $50 a. m ccnuectins
with az ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2:2o a, m. Daily st. Louis Night Limite,
arriving in st. Louis at ;9s =. M con nectint
st Union station for all points west. sleeUim
cars open ct 9:45 ?. m.
$40 a. IA, Chicago Daylight EEpress
except Sunday, makes all stops between Osir
and Chicago, arriving in Chicago ct s so .. o.
$40 a. M. st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving Ia 81. Louis 81 li:s
making all stops.
II:Is a. m. 1t. Louis Fast Mall. Grri' =
ing In st, Louis a. 500 .. m.
lI:I5 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving in Chicago, 80 ,. m.
2:35p. m. Daily 81. Louis Limited, ar
irving in st. Louis st 05 .. m connecting
Union Station for Kansas City Omshs, Der
yer, San Francisco aud all points west.
9;35 %. m. Afternoon Express for Odr
EfiaEhsm, Nstt.on, Tolona, 0hampIign. { l.
csto
5afO D. NJ. Thebes Accommodation.
700 D. IN. Chicago and Eastern ks
prsss arriving 10 Chicago ~ 20 =. N in1iar
spolis 7:25 Cincinnati, ESQ 3. m. Ruf<i0 s;f
p. m. Ssw York 7.5e .. m. Sleeping care
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

signed a. The first Pelican. He re-
manned with the club until June, when
he was released with nearly the entire
club During 1902 he played emi-pro
fessicnal hall He was with the Clarks-
Vile X, |. r. league dur ne 1909 and
1904. playing the latter palt Of 1904
with NJ local club Last season ne
starred with Atlanta and finished VITA
Dr. Anderson win leave the city in
the next day or -, having been ap.
pointed an Inspector Of the state
Boar& of Health. with headQuaf,e IN
pur LimoN New Orleans state
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

The Cotton Starers after four sea.
sons, experience with cheap inferior
baseball-. the last two with the vic.
ter ha. adopted the Spalding as the
official league ball prefering 70 pay
the price and obtain a baseball with
merit and quality
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

You can always make a girl think
yo.r hairs nave been lied about by
telling her that even without her
beauty her bright mind would make
her popular.-New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

on es- err is a firm believer in the
good results attached 10 a rabbits left
hind foo. and carries che with him at
all times. He secured the brush some
official league bail, prefeIrius To play
years ago as a hare ran acroo, the
grave OF a negro in Marion county,
Indiana. -- Danyille Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

w. J. Fairbaek Of ST. Louis one
time a premier fret sack7r with the
famous Belleville Clerks aud Trolley
lcaguers. bar now a knight of he grip
was in the city yesterday calling on
ola time Cairo friends with whom ne
la I'D a tanning gahfest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

The management Of the Jolly Path
finders in present ng this attraction
Dor the coming season assures the
amusement loving public that they
Viii witness one of The most complete.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06
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Fzzi Hsii arriving in Memphis 81 7s45 , m. aut
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RTfor thrO8fn tleEets, sleeping car Acc0u
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

The Cairo bunch did not practica
yesterday morning on account of the
drizzle but they made mp for il in
the afternoon when they put in two
good hours If hard snappy work with
a Iiltle system injects.. into the play
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Manager WORKMAN of the Danyille
Kitty league team, started the weed
ing out process Wednesday and let
four Of the candidate :0r the team go.
They were Lacey. outdelder, Mettzner
Hhelder. Leagone and Williams pitch
era Several more players viii feel
he axe Thursday-Dmulle Comm
ci3 News.
So soon. without a fair trial2
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Sairat Audsrs %. who i- wen
.HYwn q BAH player of ability no
'0ree. claims that as D prof ior
having completed bis course of -fulr
~ The THIaua Nei-a college and Is
moss frI G-d4al 81. b. haFue zr3d-
rated Hit1 honore.
Ha inst cane t0 New Ol.aH- from
Ai-z -luHi as sfudant from Trlan
Hi- ability a pitcher earned him q
Jos ti % on fbe New Or.eans team Of
1868. 81 fha aai of rha C1. aEa seas 3D.
Do PLAYED in Brookhaveu Hi- woI b
With cher tam attracted the enfo1
of Uncle Abner Powell. Nho eas on
a -our with the Conn a Bsf club. vi cd
that team played Brookl2ve1.f
When Powell secured the New or
leans franchise in 1901 Anderson
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Waiter shurr and F D Conkln are
under tile care OF DR.. Clarke the for.
mer for stomach trouble and the la,ter
for q heel brUise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

We Cai-oite-. high ANA dry laugh
Fith the heehaw Of Maud AT the Paau-
cab indians playing baseball with tIe
yellow water 0f the TerHes ee Iiver
gureing and flowing through Wallace
Park. Chief Lloyd is a man Of mirth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

p.o,onoore For New York sud east u
rdSSeHyeFS cities should bear in mind
that the IN nos Centrsl is the quickest route
by many hours. leaving cairo AZ 90 p. m and
arriving 10 New Y rk at7:30 the second day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Wiley Piatr pitched three inning
Of The game Tuesday ior the Mud
Hens against Cincy. he famed fou-
5f the Rel Legs and allowed no hits.
Toledo won in a walk. The veteran
while on the "wat.r wagon" is eth
he "persin." Abbott did tne receiving
and secured TWO hits
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

The Egyptians. champion uptown
ba. BAH club iu the lG-yearfold ella
have raorganiz.d for the season OF
1906 nrd are now ready to accept all
challenge. any team ia the same
class with Jhe Egyptians desiring a
game can De- accommodated by com
munfcafirg with Edward HN. 3l2
Twtuty-eIgtth street The lineup of
Tas Egyptians as follows. Pitchers
Halliday and DeBaun. Gather
Queilmalz. fist-Ent secand-Aic-
CIans -norf-HU. Webster.
'er- Stout. suter-Bauarl right
WIhouin. o. i'ity-Iohn ton The play
ing grounds of The Egyptians are io-
Gated al Tuen-F-eiEhtH and Sy-a-
more streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Joke Workman aud The old Sojars
are at Crawford -viIe where they play
thrcc games commencing yesterday
with the Waba b college club.
The Cairo High School team donnad
their new uniforms yesterday after
noon and put in a couple If hours
work on The campu. in the rear OF
be chool building. The uniforms are
gray. Ike the road uniforms Of The
league team with large blue letters
r.. %. S. acro.. the Eairt front stock
nes alternating white ana blue
stripes blue web belts ana blue cap
Nlrh stitched visor and a large viii 81
G. 0a The front They were made fp.
.ham by 4. q. Sp8ldnc q Bro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-06

Did you hear the story about the
old Plympton farm with the mortgage
on it down Hardscrabble way
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-04
BASEBALL.
Tenney Makes Only Error
in FeatuTeIess Game.
Boston Americans Get in Good
Practice at New Orleans.
Athletics Defeat PhiIies in Opening Game
Of InteTeague Series.

Charleston, s. C., April 3.-In slow.
featureless game Monday afternoon
Boston defeated Charleston by the
score CT G to 8. The game was an un-
satisfactory exhibition. both from the
standpoint of the spectators as well as
the players.
1t began a half-hour ahead Of the
scheduled time and only six and a half
innings We're played, to enable the
visitors to atke the afternoon train for
Danvil!e, Va.
Pfeiffer probably did the best work
for the visitors. Taylor'S three-baSger
would never have been made but for
Howard's misjudging the length Of the
drive.
He ran in upon it and then had to go
back, falling in his attempt 10 chase
it.
Tenney made the only error Of the
game by letting a moderately warm
grounder pass clean through his legs.
The Charleston batters We're able to
do but little with Pfeiffer, his fast and
slow balls being too much for the home
team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-04
ATHLETES ARE OFF
Left Tuesday Morning for
Trip to Athens.
Men in High Spirits and Good
Condition Before Sailing.
Thirty four Of Americas Best Amateur
Athletes Compose The Team.

New York. Arri 3.-Sailing "n the
North German Lloyd steamer Rarbar-
| usaa for NapIrs Tuesday there arr TIE
athletes making up the Amberican
Olynu ic team which will take part in
the games 1T Athens, Greece. from
A1nil " To May = The team will pro-
cacd from Naples by rail TO Rrindisi
ana then by special steamer 10 Athens.
Before sailing the men We're all in
high spirits and apparently in the best
possible coEdition. They talked over
their plans ana listened to much good
advice from those who wished them
Wei. NJ. =. Halpin, the team manager,
expressed satisfaction in the condition
Of ire men. He said:
"rh"ec VINO may tot be quite fit will
Pei 50 in short order if care and close
attention to the rules ana regulations
count for anYthirg. They form a real
~ exceptional lnt of men and America
viii have reason t. De- proud Of them
Nh@n the games are over. There is this
To- J." cunSidtrcd-if one or two men
Silould u out az condition on any day,
rher" viii bc other stars in the same
class who may hr relied on. L mean
each event. This gives us ample pro
lection against hard luck. The men
are enthusiastic and have no stage
fright ~ they are tried veterans
Thirty four athletes make up the
team nf which Daniels and Schwarz
sailed Saturday. Those sailing Tues
Gay We're Arch" Ilahu. w. 4. Schick.
". p. Eaton J. A. Qucyrouze, Harry
ililm,n. +. Il. Moulton. Lawson
Robertson. Paul Pilgrim. f.. Y. Parsons.
M"y"l Prinstein. &. y. Bonhag. Charles
j. Beacon, Harvi" Cohn. Ray Ewry,
Robert EdGr"n. w. G. Frank. j. j. For
shaw. J. Lightbody. James 5. Mitchell.
Martin j. sheridan. J. W. Spencer. NJ.
Spring. Richard Sheldon. II. V. VaIen-
tins, J. i. Connolly, II. G.. I.eavitt. H.
W. k'rrimgan. Hugo Friend ana ]. p.
sullivan.