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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
Waldport Items.

Prof. Earl Brown and family have
arrived at Waldport. Prof. Brown
will have charge of the public
school this winter.
The Commercial Club met Mon
day evening and discussed various
subjects of interest to the COM
munity.
School begins Monday. A new
bell considerable larger than the old
one has been placed in position by
the directors.
Mr.. Fred Overlandcr, formerly
OF Corvallis, has located for the
winter at Waldport. The family
has taken the Alice Kent house.
The members of the band are
taking great interest in their work
this winter. A lot of new music
recently purchased has proved to be
an attractive feature. Considerable
improvement is being made.
A dance will be given Saturday
night for the purpose of raising
funds for the purchase of street
lamps. All the musical talent in
town including the band has been
engaged for that evening. These
lamps are very badly needed especi-
ally during the winter months.
Leslie II. Evans and w. f. Le-
bow are busy these days getting out
logs for the buildings to be erected
by DR.. Olmstead. As soon as the
logs are all cut work ON the build
ings will be pushed and it is expec-
ted that they will he completed
early in the spring.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
Arrested for Bootlegging.

j. J.Matulys, a special agent of
the Government, has been in this
vicinity the past week investigating
the whiskey business.
Saturday he arrested VIM. Porter
and George w. Cox of Siletz on the
charge of introducing whiskey on
the Siletz Reservation.
Wednesday evening Deputy U.
S. Marshal w. B. Griffith arrived
from Portland, and a hearing was
had before United States Commiss-
ioner G. H. Gardner. Cox was
found not guilty, and Porter waived
examination and was bound over to
the Federal Grand Jury with bond
fixed at $1,000. Attorney C. E.
Hawkins appeared for the defend
ants.
The facts in the case are: Mr.. Por-
ter and Mr.. Cox are neighbors re-
siding on the Siletz above the
Agency about Is miles. Cox re-
sides on a homestead. They came
to Toledo for groceries and other
supplies. Among the supplies they
wanted liquor, and as this town is
dry, Mr. Porter went to Newport
and purchased whiskey for himself
and whiskey brandy and alcohol for
Mr.. Cox. He brought it to Toledo
and Cox boxed his liquor with his
groceries and had it hauled to Siletz
by Porter. On the road Just this
side of Siletz Porter was met by Mr..
Matulys who found Porters Jug of
whiskey. He arrested Porter and
drove him on to Siletz where a
search was made and Mr.. Cox's
liquor was found. All of Cox's
liquor except a quart of alcohol was
destroyed
Several other arrests will probab-
ly be made.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
For Sale.
~ h, p. Auto Marine engine,
reversible propeller; complete.
C. OFsTEDAHL, Toledo.

Canvass gloves at Stewards Store.
A. B. Clark has joined the New
port Mail force.
G. X. Freeman came up from
Newport this morning.
Editor VIM. Matthews was ur
from Newport Tuesday.
c. e. Mcdonald has opened up a
Racket store on Water front.
Mayor r. A. Bensell of Newport
was a Toledo visitor Saturday.
Judge Swope went to Newport
last evening returning this morning.
Banker and Mrs. Thomas Leese
came up from Newport Wednesday
morning.
Esther Copeland went to Yaquina
Tuesday evening returning Wednes-
day morning.
Foreman John McGee of the G.
" E. bridge crew was in the city
Wednesday night.
See NIFTY at Stewards store
about subscription to all magazines
and papers at clubbing rates.
The Ladies of the M. f. Church
will give Chicken Pie Dinner on
election day. Dinner rs cents.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
A new line of slickers at Stewards.

A new line of slickers at Stewards.
Ches Morrison of Pioneer was in
the city Saturday.
Attornev Middlekauff was uT
from Yaquina Tuesday.
Miss Annie Olson is teaching the
Hiser school on Mill Creek.
M. Wygant and sons were ur
from the Resort city Tuesday.
John Savage of Siletz had business
in Toledo the last of the week.
S. A. Pruett of Yaquina had
business at the county seat Tuesday.
Superintendent Egbert of Siletz
was a Toledo visitor the first of the
week.
James Gatens of Beaver Creek
was Toledo visitor Saturday and
Sunday.
Butler Fairchild came in Friday
evening and w,nt to his home at
Siletz Saturday.
j. S. Akin and family are now
occupying the Fish residence at the
foot of Hill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall of
Siletz came over Saturday for a
visit with her sisters.
A. McClaughry returned last
evening from a trip to Portland,
Eugene and other valley cities.
A large number of Yaquina, Elk
City and Siletz people were in the
city Sunday to witness the football
game.
Jack Ross returned Saturday
evening from a two months visit
with his brother, Fred, at Lodi,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Horning and
son, Bennie, visited Otter Rock
Saturday and Sunday. They were
looking after there hotel at that re-
sort.
Attorney c. e. Hawkins was a
passenger for Portland Wednesday
morning. He went as far as AL
bany and changed his notion and
came back.
Mr., Pearce of Marshall, Missouri.
arrived Saturday evening. He is
hunting a new location and if this
country looks good to him, will To-
cate. He is now at Newport.
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Number 81
10 to o.

Toledo kicked off to Yaquina,
Cronise returning the punt, and
Yaquina getting possession of the
ball on Toledo's 10 yard line. By
heavy line smashes through left
guard and tackle, Emmerick, was
sent over the line for a touch down
In the first two minutes of play.
Cronise kicked goal. Cronise made
successful attempt at a drop kick
for goal from Toledo's 80 yard line,
making the score 100 at the end of
the first half. During the last half
neither side scored, most of the
playing being in the center of the
field.
Cronise and Emmerick played
the game for Yapuina, Cronise
punting and tackling and Emmer-
rick's carrying the ball being
features of the game.
For Toledo Goodell at full back
and Weber at left half played good
football. Toledo's lack of team
work and weak interference were
responsible for their being unable
to score Considering the fact that
this was their first game and that
they had never been together to
practice, it is regarded that the
boys made good showing.
Following is the line up:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30

William Towner was over from
Siletz Monday.
Miss Verne Ross is visiting at
home this week.
Dye Wade came up from Yaquina
Wednesday morning.
c. II. Gard ner was over from
Siletz the first of the week.
Lee Bartholomew was q passen-
ger for Newport Monday evening.
Henry Nice of Lutjens passed
through Saturday night enroute
home.
j. Burkel is having a new roof
put on his bakery this week. Mar
tin Thompson is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hurley of AL
bany are visiting Dams parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hurley, in this
city.
Rev. c. T. Whittlesey of Newport
will preach at West Yaquina, next
Sunday, November 1st, at three
o'clock. All are invited.
Mr.. Hawkins, who has been liv-
ing with VIM. Wakefield at Eddy
vile, died yesterday. We were un-
able to learn the particulars.
Ted McElwain is wearing the
smile that wont come off"
Cause, why, he is papa now. The
1O-pound son arrived Tuesday, the
9th.
Johnny Newberry, one of the
most popular young men of Siletz,
died Wednesday of consumption.
He was about 25 years old. Funer-
al services will be hold today.
George Chambers and family
came down from Nortons Monday
and took charge of the Merchants
Hotel, having bought the lease of
A. M. Collins. George will un-
doubtedly make a good landlord,
and we predict success to him in
the business.
The Rt Rev. Charles Scadding,
ID, d., the bishop of Oregon, will
visit st. Johns Church ON All
Saints day, Sunday November lst
for the purpose of administering
the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Confirmation, Holy Communion
and sermon at II a. m. Every
body welcome.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
School Officers.

The Fisk Teachers Agency of
Portland, Oregon, is placing more
teachers than ever If you are in
need of high school, grade, rural,
commercial, music or private teach
er write or wire Immediately and
you will receive prompt attention.
202 SHETLAND Bldg.
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Wanted to Trade.

Any on, having land near Toledo
to exchange for desirable suburban
property at Liberal, Missouri, con-
suit Cation & Murray, the Poultry
men, Toledo, Oregon.
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Eastern Star Notice.

The worthy Grand Matron will
visit Pacific Chapter No. 70, O. E.
S., Saturday evening, October 81,
1908. All members are requested
TO be present.
Mrs. CARRIE MACDONALD,
Secretary.
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Epworth League.

Meets Sunday evening at 6:45 p.
m, Topic, Learning in School of
Christ" " Henry Howell, Leader.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
For Sale.

Five hives of Bees all new boxes
and supers, $500 a hive, see
G. B. CRosNo, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30
Married.

At the parlors of the Commercial
Hotel in Toledo, Sunday, October
25, 1908, Mr.. John Fogarty and
Miss Josephine Wisniewski, Rev.
c. R. Ellsworth officiating.
Mr.. Fogdrty is Lincoln county's
Commissioner and one of Newport's IS
successful business men. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Wlsniewski of Kemville,
and is the young lady who distin-
guished herself by her heroism at
the time of the wreck of the Minnie
E. Kelton last spring. The LEADER
extends congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogarty went to
Portland Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30

E. M, Stanton and family have
moved to town for the winter
They are residing with Mr.. Stan.
toms parents.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-30

Canvas gloves at Stewards.
Jimmie Winskill was in the city
the first OF the week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE
TALTlDLE REIL ESTATE.


b virtue Of authority vested ia
the undersigned Trustee be two cef-
tain deeds ot trast both executed -
EIia u. Nelson and Robert b Nelson
her husband 10 the Undersigned Truss
tee the one bearing dale tae alst d
q January 1906 and recorded iu the
office oi the Clerk of Ae County Court
OF Berkeley County West Virginia iu
Deed bo0A &o. lt8 page a99 and the
other bearing date the z6lh daY "a
February 1907 and recorded I'D the
Office ri The Clerk - the COUNTY Count
Of Berkeley County West Virginia. IL
Deed Book So. 1885, page EST. me RaH
offer for sale public auction at Tao
front door Of Die Court House iu Mar.
finsbarg, Berkeley County. West Eir9
enia on
SATURDAY APRIL #, i90s,
commencing at two O'Clock IN the aft
efnoon az Inc real estate mentioned
ana described in she two said deeds
g 5lQst ABOVE referred 70 in which
sala deeds Of trust tae same is hoaud-
ea ana deseTihed IS follows
the IoitoNlna real estate situated
~ taal part pI the toWn at Martins
as' SHOWN as attlpeaNltle aesefIas
ea as follows, to-Nlt- Beginning a.
tHa point o. nlefsee5ion Of the noFta
line 81 John LinthienD s premises ana
tae east llae ot Noftn queen atfeeI
nor "afpis - leet' more oi less
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04

hole was burned ia the floor, but tho
Hfe had then gone out Of is own ac-
cord several bottles Of liquor had
been broken on tie floor and the spis
81 Of whiskey barrel had Been turn-
ed SO that the contents ran out but
she damage altogether was not ex-
ST. Dasing has concluded 10 anit
DE liquor business He applied to ths
town council for 9 return Of his IT.
cense Zee
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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

New Name, Old Dlseasw
Efsophobla IS new diseEse It's
chief symptom ls a dislike fof work
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
m THE STATE
Matters Of More 81 Less Importance
Boiled Down For Quick Perusal
81 the Readers.

huntington Wiu nave general
eleanmr Is aag Apra
An old lime asdlars contest NAH ae
hed Il Huntington 81 Friaav eyenipe
clarGsmrs las secured 4 large rs.
ae factory which viii Is constfneta,f
a. soon as nosslble
Jesse chiiders. lie fo-year-old bog
WHO broke out 81 ia Huntington All
4 few DAVIS aeo. hae been reeaoured
Repairs that aro beiae made i .he
n hone 81 Charleston Wul S e.s,
plsied wltbie .be paxt tep daga IS m
weeks
ma tbira amman convention + s,a
west yirointa tndeesaasp, releoso,.s
asqiefatton oal N baia Il palsn.,.t
Nav
Nm brown has RESIGNED aa sasI.s.
anf posefas,ar q ffen,igg,oa na
q Iesaea has boon apaointe8 s e,f
he vacancy
charles toward wanted Is ehsr,se
ton for omoine bond Isl $500 s.
been eauabt 81 sforpartaon ara fsi.sp
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
Mr. PAUllING WAS NOMIlllTEl
LConIInned Lon 80 I.l

tConunucd from page -
pauldins made an exceedingly grace
ful and appropriate speech Of accept
anoo saying that he felt honorea al
.1ae action Of the convention and plesls- !
ing his best efforts in toe event "
his election He said that the acslolk
Fof the convention made him feel proud
q the members, aud that If ne was
elected be would use his best endeas-
ars to make the members u his pafsy
feel proud 81 him He spoke ID com
plimeaiary terms Of his democratic
opponent, saying they were personal
friends, and that M. cushua would
make good mayor, ID the event 81 his
election
ar PauIding's speech was we'll re-
eeiged aud be was given hearty
round Of applause Al is conclusion.
The convention then called upon Fof-~
mer Mayor George + Evans. who ~
ponded il a happy and appropriate
manner, declaring that il there was
united action on the part 81 the relseh.
leans victory would lie reasonable
sure a che polls the last aiondaa ID
May
BAR Panlding is considered strong
candidate and viii undoubtedly make
hard campaign. He Is gentleman
% considerable experience il publlS
AFFAIRS having been acting mayor fos
some time several Years ego. a mesa-
Der Of the council from the arst ward
and also g member Of the board ii
education He served faithfully ana
with ability A each of these poss
tions, and those who know him we'll
heneye that he would make al un
usually good mayor
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
Altenllan Masons!

Eareka Lodge 80, l05 a q 6 A. NJ
sharpsburg Md hayo requested ID
eraft @ take charge Of The remains
81 their late brother pr II q Sea.
man. You win therefore meet ai
Equality lodge room sunday after
noon April e, At 1855 + %. A fu1
attendance S. earnestly requested
F T.. sPlLLMAN.
W A Equality Lodge.
IT No. A A. r. q A. M
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

Miss Bless GHard, of Wilson college
ehambers9urg came home today &
pend sunday with her parents, o.
West King street She has with heg
as guests the following school girl
friends Miss NINA spiesel Of Phil.
adelnhia, Pa Miss Eleanor White
W. va Miss Alice Reed
Washington RAJ Miss Edith Keeper
Pottsiown Pa
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

MONEY no LOAN SEQ Ward B
LINDSAY attorney public square ap-
pazife c0erl house a-tf
wanted. Eo bus refrigerator meai-
HM SIZE INQUIRE go aus office. 22-tf
ASTHAE -Came fQ mas place, two
miles aast Qt TomahaWk enc black and
1906 owner can HHse same by paH-
ne damages PeJef Iederick 2f-4f
FOR SALE Good See0nd-han 81,
e9cle Anpiy n This Office 22-U
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

fOR RENT -siX room h0ase oH
East Burke aueet Apply ta DeHa
WANTED carload 81 ood darS
----4--
L0sT-smaI silver watch Hs
Saturday night Please retafn . ga
Office
FOR RENT zoo 81 Raleigh SITS
modern eoaYeuienees Applg Feiler
store Martin and Raleigh street. E
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

Nou can EEL Air SIZE cried her
bsaek eyes saapung snaks 0h YOU
cani
HOW Maran and me said 10
seiheH
she pointed towards 0zeue island
THE saiiboat she said "rhe Dora
Basseftl sail over iii HER Then heu
come Ga the morning train
swung around and looted at the
waves and lie clouds Mapatonac
vas clear across the hay miles and
miles away Aud a night like this was
likely 20 be-
Lord saws I .Its crazyi Wed
never i've
But Martin Hartley was already hair
way q the sldH OF COURSE lie didn't
know ne risk, and / did. but well
there
I'm KS. saws J to EuFeka You
head for the school FAST As Ymlf horse
can travel Ten the Page Girl not to
et Duncan touch tile boy en- the Jor-
Jan man comes or the train comes
xithcut him Yau understand
Won bet youl SAYS she Its SPLEEN
iid Wen save the boy and Mr. Hart
ey viii BE- an right with her On I'm
80 glad Aih Van Brunt want here
She Whirled the horss around and
oa She went ] gave one more look at
the weather and then ran after Hart
s,svar ehs.os * ,,at s.,,,,,g o,,sselves
wen g setae5 - 80. ,,sss
Il 81, Is n. a,,,y.,sa sarsa asvfe
wa.nt haae 8rsf
had epe raef Il AMEN fba pora Ras
se,t o,pang elasr III ~ a,tsfde n.,pf
~ a0oae Island eoya bated "a fata
another for y wanted ~ make time nut
haa ~ taRa IT afare wa toekled Il lie
aad ~ me arst leu lTwas nrettv uiob 4
5eaa baaf an6 fba slaon waa lac,ng
over la Thought snye shed an me
wayea Was ~ hio almost - aver +
sae n ne bay. ana when one would
fetch As on the starboard bow the biz
cost half 81 II would shoot clean from
stem % stern. We was soaked afofe
we'd hardB started 1t couldn't have
been much worse unless twas the mid
dle 0f February
had the tillee and Hartley was
rard ia the COCKPIT. j was using The
malnsaN altogether, although later on
I did use some Of the jib to help her
point Up Is wiud'ard There was
plenty Of water and would be for
hours So could give her The center
board fun That didn't bother ns
( NOT then
was too busy % speak and Martin
didn't seem to care to. He set there.
looking out ahead, and when Ia
turned. SOS 4 could see bis face. it was
sci and quiet, And ia his ewes was the
look That IA seen there once afofe
the day Of the ple race. J wouldnt
have known BIN for the reckless, lazy
chap he'd been for The last month
3f $50
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
BusRRss MAS BRISK.
Merchants Kept Busy Here Through.
out tie Entire Day.

Business among fhe local merchants
vas exceedingly brisk today there he
ine a number Of residents 81 che coun
~ in town The threatening weather
prevented Tile farmers from working
ii their fields and enabled them &
iske DAG of
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
DEATH OF CHARLES ?. FAULKNER
Continued on page g
CONFINED from page "

tContinued from page ~
u this expedition his splendid bray-
afternoon * o'clock from Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, south
'fhe services viii ia conducted DIV Rev
William i Locke and Internent Will
81 ID Green Hill cemetery
win Be Buried Here.
The remains of Or. r. 7. seamon, j
former veterinary surgeon Of this citys
y DO died at his home IN Cumberland on
Friday VIII arrive Ia harrisburg Oh
passenger train no 6 Sunday after-
noon. The funeral VIII be under the
auspices of the lodges o. Masons here.
by request Of the Maaons Of sbarpss
burg Md Of which lodge be was Il
neniher The funeral viii take placa
from Trinity Episcopal church inme-
aialeiy after the arrival Of the body
here The religions services will Be
conducted by Rev John S Douglas.
Tie was born at MercersgIlls. IL
miles east o. Hagerstown, and went y
Cumberland 70 reside last Iune rs
s, survived by his widow aud two
daughters Mrs Flora and MRS Iohr
Iamilton residing in Cumberland. lie
ialso leaves brother James Al Sea-
mon, d sharpsmrg sd
Death Of Young Girl.
Miss clara Virginia Rind, The Young
daughter 81 Mr. ana Mrs. Brooke nind.
died at The home Of her parents. %
Virginia avenue. Friday evening u
5.ao O'Clock, death being due @ men-
ainltis The child was ID her tlsisd
year
For some time past, The child has
lbeen suffering from chorea. which laf-
e. developed into meneintis. CAUSING
her death. Surviving her are her par
enis. She was a bright child and "
her winsome manner had cndearea Ass
SELF to all who knew her, and hsF
death IS sad loss to her parents
The funeral VIII be held Sunday als
lernoon al 2 O'Clock from the house
Rev W. + Locke, pastor Of The Metii-
odist Episcopal church, south, oiis
iaiing. Interment in Green IIu1 GEM
eiery
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Subscribe Tor The journal
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Come AZ once to the Great North.
ern hospital said telegram from
George Malyon TO a woman living II
Church street, Islington. London. she
went and in her absence he broke into
Der house He was sentenced Is nins
months hard labor az Clerkenwel
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
Cut Bates for Cut leos.

II Is some comfort 70 know that thA
price Of wooden legs has fallen Is ~
lowest fsure in years Now IA Tho
time 70 saw your les OF and get tha
advantage Of cut rates.