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The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
GOSHEN.

Nov. IS. Friends of Mrs. Sarah Hayes will 10 doubt be surprised to learn that she went to California some two or three weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs Tom Clark visit ed the formers sister, Mrs. J (. Anderson Of Fayetteville last Monday and Tuesday.
 Chas. Phillips has gone to St. Lou,s with car load of cattle.
 Della Oxford, who was reported i'll last week, Is in school again.
 Dr. E. Swift will go to Lit tie Rock the latter part Of the week to attend the Masonic grand lodge.
 Miss Mae Meade. who is teach Ing at this place. visited home
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The NewsIS authorized to ann@ince James C. Vaughan. of Prairie Town. ship. aS candidate for Circuit Clerk. subject to the Democratic primary
 The News is authorized to announce NJ. F Gfoxdale. If Prairie Township, as a candidate fer Circuit Clerk, sub ject t9 the.Democratie primary. OWe are authorized ta announce Lewis Hayden Smith, formerly ef RichIand Township, but now of Prai rie Township. as candidate Tor Cir. cult Clerk. subject to the Dem crate primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
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JOHNSON.

Nov. 19.-John Luper k down from Arkansas City. Kas., look ing after business matters here and Dragging on kausas which IS a good symptom that he is just about ready to come back to Arkansas.
 John Murry and Reuben Gray were in Johnson Saturday eve ming. They reside near Tonti- town and John was telling that he had sold his farm and intends leaving for Oregon i'll a few weeks. John Is an ex-rallroad man, having spent several years on the Frisco as fireman.
 Geo. W. Johnson and family came out from Harris Saturday and spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Miss Ella Owens is visiting friends here this week Miss Ella lived here until a few months ago when her parents moved to Prairie Grove.
 Quail hunters are numerous around Johnson and some of the farmers are threatening to call out the militia to prevent further invasion of their farms where stock Is running great risk of being killed or crippled by the wild shooting of the amateur hunters.
 The local postoffice is being flooded with circulars from mail order whiskey houses who are wanting their patrons to rush in their orders for Holiday whiskey now this wave of prohibition Is failing to do much prohibiting
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

folks. Will has five more weeks of school. This is his first term Of teaching and he carries him. self like veteran teacher.
 Jas. LuRer has moved from the lime kilns over to the Inman farm where he will try farm life for tie next year.
 J. E. Gregory left this morn- ing for Sedalia, Mo-, where he will visit few days and then continue his journey Chicago. H., where he will sojourn for | few weeks.
 The roads are in ideal condl- ton for hauling and the cord wood owners are doing big bus ness getting their contracts filled before the time of muddy roads.
 DeWitt MaXey was peppered with shot Saturday evening while passing near where some enthusiastic quail hunters chanc- ed to be engaged in drilling holes n the atmosphere. No s1ot penetrated, but 1t almost scared the lad to death.
 Dick Crum went down to Vest vile, Okla, today and will labor on railroad work.
 There will be a basket supper Thanksgiving night. at the John- son school house. The proceeds of the supper will go to the school library fund. A short program being arranged and there will be a number of cakes and baskets for the auctioneers disposal, so come to Johnson and help aloH4 worthy cause.
 J. l.. McClendon left last night for Little Rock where he goes as d delegate to the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting. MULKEEpMo.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

for ! seven year old boy can or der whiskey If he can furnish the money and ill out the order blank, and of course tie goods comes in plain package with out any printing whatever.
 Mrs. Mary Alexander of Green land, Ark. came up Friday eve ming on her semi-oceasional visit to her brothers, Jacob and E r. Johnson. Mrs. Alexander k the wife of Uncle Billy Alexander who is said to be the oldest liv- ing native born inhabitant of Washington county.
 Orlan MaXey was down at Rob- inson Saturday to see his kins- man. John Mccoy. who has been lingering near the gates of death for long time. Mr. Mccoy Is no better and his departure is on- ly d question of days. Time was not long ago when Mr Mccoy lived near Stony Point and was one of the leading spirits of the old Grand View Sunday School where We toddled to learn the bet ter way. Not many of those old fellows are left where once so many toiled some twenty years ago.
 Mrs. Louise Inman returned Friday to St. Louis, Mo where she has been residing tor several years. The farm here has been rented until the son, ". H. In- man, can be communicated with and his desires expressed. Henry Is in Alaska with detachment of the |. $. Signal Corps. W. II. Morton of Fayetteville IS serving as administrator of the estate.
 T. F. Black. manager of the new company which intends to burn lime at the kiins on the
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

Beane farm, k getting good force of meu to assist him and will be shipping lime by the last Of this week. Will Webb k bluff foreman while Mr. Black will be on the job most of the time as he intends to give tile business his personal attention.
 Sunday was very disagree able day-lf one should judge by the attendance at Sunday school-just six present, which shows that Morbus Sabbaticus Is about to get all the Johnson folks.
 J. E. MeClendon has been hav- ing a serious attack of neuralgia which k about the only thing that has ever ruffled the even temper of our jolly merchant since his coming to Johnson and the neuralgia is as bad as Jobs boils.
 Hugh. Lichyter the many ad- jectived clerk who assists at the Ozark Emporium, Springdaled Saturday evening and Sunday.
 Prof. Lewis Reed closed his first term of school, which has been taught over at Mountain Home.
 J. {. Arnett and wife, of Ar nett, Ark, were visiting rela- tiyes here Saturday and Sunday.
 Misses Mary and Ida Craig and Addie Lynch spent Satur- day and Sunday with home folks near Harmon.
 The price of shingles is so high that lot Of local folks are using boards or patent roofing but the lumber companies are still Tn business.
 Will Greenhouse came over from Fishback district and spent Saturday aud Sunday with home
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
SPRING VALLEY.

Nov. 19--Mrs. Jack Creek, who has been seriously i'll for some time, is no better.
 Old Aunt Betty Blackburn, the oldest person in this part of the country, died at her home one mile northeast of here two weeks ago.
 Sanders X Pruner shipped out five car loads of cattle Saturday. W. n. Pruner and J. F. Vaughan went with them to St. Louis.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Youngman and Berry Sherrod, who left here recently
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

for Tulare County. Cal were pleased to hear that theY reached there safely and are feeling hue. Sam Foust. wilo has been >eri- ously i'll for some time, k up again.
 Miss Gillian of Joplin, Mo, is visiting her uncle, T. C. Foust. Jesse Cannon of Goshen vas over Thursday and Friday of last week.
 John Speek and family of near Lone Star have moved into the Will Morris house hal mile east of here.
 JOSEPH
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
COUNTY JUDGE.

The News IS authorized to oannaunee B ] Deaver, of Elm Springs Town ship as candidate for County Judge. subject to the Democratic primary
 The News is authorized to announce Ben F. Greer, of Prairie Township. as a candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized toannounce Jeff flight. If Prairie Township as q candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

folks at Fayetteville Saturday and Sunday and was accompanied by Ola Neill.
 Mrs. Ada Slaughter and Mrs. Anne Clark are recovering from a three weeks illness of lagrippe Rev. J. K. Loving of. Fayette-5 vile preached here Sunday.
 Los Clark has had phone put in at his residence recently.
 s. H. Slaughter and daughter Zoe of Springdale were visitors in Goshen latter part of last week, returning nome Sunday. Three of Chas. Bevins' horses died last week. supposed to have been caused by eating frost-bitten corn.
 The railroad meeting was largely attended Saturday night. Ben F. Greer and N. E. Will Hams of Fayetteville were in Goshen the last of the week.
 Ed. Clark purchased the Geo. Byrd property south of town and moved on same last week. We wish Ed. and his bride a happy and prosperous life.
 There is to be a box supper here Thanksgiving night, the proceeds to go to the Rebecca Lodge. A good program is be- ing prepared.
 INEz.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
RIFE.

The News is authorized to announce Shelby l. Todhunter, of Prairie Township, as q candidate for Nheriff, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce C. \. Mulholland of Prairie Town ship. as candidate for Sheriff, sub. feet to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
LET US ALL BE THANKFUL.

Following is President Roosevet's procama- tion setting aside Thursday November 2s. as a day of thanksgiving:
 ''Once again the season of the year has come when in accordance with the custom of fore fathers for generations past the President ap- points day as the especial occasion for all our people to give praise and thanksgiving to God
 During the past year We have been free from famine, from pestilence, from war; We are at peace with all the rest of mankind Our natural resources are at least great those of any other nation. We believe that in ability to deyel- op aud take advantage of these resources the craze Of this nation stands at least high the average man of any other. No where else in all the world is there such opportunity for free people to develop the fullest extent all its power of body; of mind ard that which stands above both body and mind character
 Much has been given us from high; and much will rightly be expected of iii return Into our care the ten talents have been entrusted and we are to be pardoned neither II squander and waste them, and yet If ve hide them in d nap kin for they must be fruitful III our hands Ever throughout the ages, at all times and among all peoples, prosperity has beeu fraught with dan  ger and 1t behooves to beseech the Giver of All things that We do not tat1 into love of ease and luxury; that Ne may not lose and moral responsibility that may Hot forget duty to God and to our neighbor
 The speaking of the candidates for governor at Harrison Saturday Is reported 10 have been livened by all incident not down on the program. Mir. Kirby speaking, and Ill the of his remarks made the assertion that he believed Gald- we'll X Drake, state capitol contractors were pay ing MeFaranes campaign expenses NIT. Me Farane sprang up and confronting Kirby in threatening manner. charged him with being liar. Hal Norwood stepped between the two gladiators and prevented further hostilites and the threatened tragedy eulminated in roaring farce
 In one Of our exchanges which the pat ent.a ready print. notice about nine colums of advertising for which tie publisher receives nothing. How newspaper can hope to achieve much success by conducting business In sueh a manner We fail to see
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
REPRESENTATIVE.

Ne are authorized ta announce |. S Ewalt, of Spfingdate Township, as 4 candidate for Representative. sub iect to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized tr announce j.. E. Mays as candidate for Reprt Sen- tati1e. subject to the Democratic pri- mary
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
CONGRESSMAN

The News k authorized t0annoauee Hon ] C. Floyd, at Marion Ceuutf, as c0nd date for re election tu Gong ress from the Third District, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
COUNTY cEERK.

Me are authorized to announce John F. Jones. 6f Prairie Township, as candidate for County Clerk. sub Ject ta the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
T REASU R E R

The News k authorized U an. naunee L ]. Reed, of Springdale Township. as q candidate for County Treasurer. subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
THIS HAPPENED TWENTY YEARS AGO

THIS HAPPENED TWENTY YEARS AGO
 Items taken from The News ot Noy. 11. lss73
 Mr Limbaugh i> building neat residence on his farm
 Business is better in Springdae now than was ever before kuown
 Mrs. Bingham, living two miles west of town died last night of paralysis.
 Mayor Willard Berry and wife are the parents of d new boy, born Sunday night.
 James Dodson is having two-story brick resi- dence erected on his lot on Holcomb Street.
 The 5lst session of Arkansas Conference, NJ. Wednesday.
 Theo Parker, Of Imboden, Ark, was here this week looking for location. He will probably buy property here.
 Joe Smiley and Miss Etta Linebarger, daugh- ter of NJ H. Lnebarger, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the bride Rev. A. s. Bar thoomew officiating. They went to Huntsville Wednesday where they will make their future home
 J. A. Steele of Elm Springs and Miss Jennie Nenabe of Arlington, Texas, married at the Frisco depot Wednesday, Rev. E. (. Mathews officiating. Mr. Steele had everything in readi- ness and when tie train carrying Miss Nenahle arrived she escorted into the depot, where they quietly married
 An interesting case was tried in Squire X. J. Hale's court Tuesday, and it drew many peo- pie that 1t necessary to the court to the Baptist church to accommodate the crowd. c. P. Hanks, who k teaching school at Peersons school house, was arraigned on tile charge of committing an assault and battery on Eddie Priv cit, 15 year old grandson ot Uncle Johnny Peer son. who the prosecuting witness the lad be- ing one of the students in the school Many wit nesses were examined and the trial lasted from 10 d. III. until p. Ill. The jury was composed of L. J. Reed. H. P. Gregg NJ. H. Linebarger. Stephen Claypoo J. Banks and j. Huffmaster and they returned verdict of not guilty. White Walker of Fayetteville, the attorney for the defense and Willard Berry for the state.
 It k said that Prof N. A. Crawford, who k al present deputy n the office wiH announce as candidate for superintendent of public in- strustion to succeed J ]. DoyHe. who will resign next July b take charge of the state normal school
 Last Saturday at lo:l6 q. nl.. with q quill pen made from tail feather from an American eagle. President Roosevelt affixed his signature to the proclamation admitting Oklahoma to statehood
 The people of this section of the country have probably d, much to be thankful for s any people oil earth.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

If man is the real thing he don't have to proclaim 1t from tue house tops.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

folks. Will has five more weeks of school. This is his first term Of teaching and ile carries him- sell like veteran teacher.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

Jas LuPer has moved from the lime kilns over to the Inman tarm where lie will try farm life
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-07

Surveyor Wygant of Newport is in
the city today.
Attorney ]. Fred Yates of Corvallis
was in the city Tuesday.
Walter Harding and family visited
their farm near Chitwood Saturday.
Express Messenger William Toner of
Yaquina had business in the city Tues
day night.
George Mcbride of the Fir and Spruce
Lumber Company went to Portland
Monday on business.
Commissioner John Fogarty of New.
port was in Toledo Tuesday night and
Wednesday forenoon.
Mrs. Edward Allen of shedd arrived
Tuesday evening for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Clark.
Alter protracted set-to with asthma,
l.. NJ. Starr was able to be among us
again the fore part of the week.
Shed Rosebrook left Saturday morn
ing for Portland, where he expected to
connect with position in one of the
theater orchestras.
General Passenger Agent George II.
Nevins and Superintendent ]. T. Walsh
of the G. & Z. visited the terminus the
fore part of the week
Dennis Cusack is now conducting
the Commercial Hotel and &. r. Ellis.
worth is installed in his new hotel Just
south of Che old Parker House.
l. .. Pepin, l.. F. Pepin and sons
Pearl and Archie of Chitwood were in
the city Monday. They report part of
the road between Chitwood and Toledo
i'll horrible condition."
The entertainment given last Friday
night at Woodmen Hall by the Camp
and Circle was enjoyed by a large num-
Der of members and invited guests.
That dog Bingo was resurrected and
trotted out tor the closing act.
The hose team of the Fire Depart
ment had brief drill Wednesday
evening and got there in fine style.
The run down Hill street was hair
raiser. The small boys should be com
PEELED to keep out of the way during
these runs. Some day there'll be a
funeral.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-07
Waldport Items.

Mr.. Hammel has returned to Wald.
port from a business trip to Portland
Mr.. Ready expects TO move his iamilv
to Waldport soon.
The boat Eva has been expected in
for some timeiwith lot of freight for
the Waldport Lumber Company. The
new company has about forty men in
the mill and woods. j. Kent has taken
the contract of logging. His OK team,
came in from the Alsea Valley Sunday.
Waldport does not seem like the same
place any more, for everyone is busy at
something's Improvements of all kinds
going ahead. Now if the Government
would put out couple of buoys on the
bar and do some dredging inside, we
would have no trouble IN boats coming
in and taking out the lumber, for our
bar is good natural bar. The captain
OF Nhe Eva reports IA feet of water on
the bar at half tide. He says the
channel is not very wide, but wide
enough for any ordnary boat to come
in. think with the AID of Uncle Sam
we can have good harbor. The buoy
at the mouth of the bay is not near the
channel. We are in need of mooring
buoy and one buoy inside.
The Yachats people are bound TO
have good telephone communication
with Waldport, having two lines into
central. Their line will surely give
Martin Lyons was up from Yachats
few days ago. Rety Ludemann was
also visitor from there.
The Elmore cannery has been greatly
improved. A fine large packing room
has been built and now they intend
adding an ice plant. We will have ice
cream this summer. Fs hing will soon
commence.
MIR. Lebow returned home to take hit
place in the tore. He loo ks as pleasan
as ever.
Fielding Coin has returned home
with better half. !
c. L. Diven has Come home for the
summer with his family. He says
Waldport beats Portland for health
The opening ball at the new hall was
success. There was large crowd and
all enjoyed themselves. 1t is surely an
Improvement over the old hall, for there
is much more room, but it is none too
large.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-07
An Abuse of Liberty.

Emma Goldman, anarchist, is zeal
ously engaged in the vocation of sowing
the seeds of dissension and disorder
broadcast, or as far as her power can
reach, throughout the land. Born in
Germany, she drifted to this country
nearly quarter of Il century ago
Without an endowment by nature that
would lead her to appreciate the bless
ings of individual liberty, she has
steadily, for many years, abused its
privileges and goes up and down the
land proclaiming anarchistlc doctrines
unchallenged. Blowing with the fiery
breath the coal between capital and
labor, aud indorsing principles that
lead 10 disorder, with its consequences
of violence and murder. this woman
eXemplifies. every time she makes a
speech upon public platform, the
generous tolerance OF the Government
she coarsely reviles and impudently
deties.
The weak place in Republican form
of government is disclosed by the free.
dom that is allowed to anarchists whose
boldly proclaimed mission it is to en-
courage men and women to defy the
law under which they live and the pro.
lection of which they claim. Roasting
what she calls the philosophy of an
archism,' this woman goes up and
down the country sowing broadcast
with her breath and by means of an
arcliistic pamphlets the doctrine Of
violence as q panacea for the ills OF
poverty, the equalization of property
ownership and the necessity for labor.
These ntterances, falling upon the ears
of the unthinking, arouse untutored
minds to pernicious activity; falling
upon the ears of the vicious, they them
incite to crime; upon the ears OF labor,
already attuned to the whimperings of
self-pity, they take the form of just
protest against conditions that compel
men to work for living. To the extent
that they find receptive soil, they
germinate as evil seed, take root and
bear fruitage of their kind
Perhaps there is no way under our
institutions to prevent the broadcast /
sowing of this evil seed, though the
crop that springs from it is plainly a
menace to society and wanton abuse
Of freedom OF speech which is guaran-
teed to its citizens by magnauimous
Oregonian. =
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-07
Live Stock Interests.
Especial correspondence

Portland, Dr., June 3, 1907.
Tremendous interest is being devel-
dped in the convention Of the Oregon
Development League June 81 and %.
and large delegations are assured from
all sections OF the state as a result of
the low rates of transportation. An
advance meeting of the presidents and
secretaries of the different organiza-
tions composing the League will be
held in the convention room of the
Portland Commercial Club Second
floor, Sixth and Alder streets) Thurs
day night, June 20, at o'clock. The
hope of the League officers relative to
this meeting is that the active men of
Oregon may be able to unite upon plans
that will greatly add to the population
of the state, and agree upon some
scheme which will secure the co.opera-
tion of the entire population of the
state in getting the full advantage OF
the colonist rates which begin Septem
Der l and continue until October 81.
The Portland Rose Show and Fiosta
is to be great attraction and it will
certainly be of much benefit to visitors
from all parts of the state of Oregon
as any movement that brings us nearer
to natures beautiful things does US
good
The success Of the Live Stock Associ
alton is assured. Thursday morning at
10 o'clock there will be meeting in the
parlors of the Portland Commercial
Club to solicit subscriptions for stock
and Portland owes the periecting of the
organization to the state at large. for
everyone realizes that the greatest sue
cess Of the Lewis and Clark Exposition
was the live stock show; that the great
est advertisement Oregon received at
the st. Louis Exposition was the fact
that "Loretta D." proved to the world
by drawing first prize that Oregon was
the worlds best dairy country, and now
With the location Of both Armour and
Swift, Oregon and the Pacific North.
west should go forward in the develop
ment OF live stock and supply the
Orient aud Alaska, the best markets in
the world
The tourist rates, at little more
than one fare for the round trip and
good for Oregon from all parts of the
United States went on sale Saturday in
all ticket offices throughout the country.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-07
Sherif's Sale.

On the 9th of July, 1907, at the hour OF QUO
O'Clock p. m, at ;he front door of the Court
house i'll Toledo, Oregon, | will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate,
towit; All that part OF the sell OF swl4 of Sec.
80, 7. 10 $. r. west, Willamette Meridian, in
oregon, except tAAt part thereof sold 10 Ya-
qplna Fruit Company by james Iamar and
wife by deed dated August II, 1891 and also
except that part thereof sold by snid James
llamar and wife TO NJ. schmidt by deed dated
March I, lsg2.. Said salc is made under an ex.
ecuttop IN my bands issued out OF the Circuit
court OF the State. OF Oregon for Lincoln
County In the suit Of Willis Il. Wright, plain.
uii, vs. David Hanar ct al, defendants, II pro-
ceeding TO ioreclose mortgage.
u, II. ROSS,
SHERIFF OF Lincoln County, Oregon.