WANTED — A team of light work
hor»-'S Al. Hart.
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Found, Etc.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
We call attention to H. C. Camplwll'»
FOR BALE — Large cro»**-e<it saw.
“ad" this week.
W« don’t
know
Inquire at Herald ortiee.
whether Mr. Campbell intended to lw
FOR SALK — A one-horse fartn wag
numbered in the lower group or not—
on. Inquire at Herald oftice
anyhow lie is in it.
W ANTRI*—Good, fresh, uiilch co*
V. E. Fosliesg of Sandy report» a
Al Hart, Gresham.
’ lushing harnesa trade.
PAbTl'RE FUR KENT.
Bornstevlt A Ruegga big store at
Will pasture st.wk during summer.
Sandy is chuck full of the season's »up*
Fine pasture, shade and water.
1 mile
east of Haley station. Kddross t». F plies, and they are too Imsy to keep
Haley, Gresham. Route ft.
27 things »lia|w*d up.
AU Inral adwrtiM-m«*»U are r»»«»
head.I the rated <»N«< E\T A WoKl» FIKHT
lNaCKTIl»N. .MbM-aiurnt inwrlioBh will be
made on 15 to Ju vord* for W cent* 30 to »»
w <*M b for 15 rvnlB . » to 4“ aonh for >♦ cent«.
No ad published for
»h«n 1*
<*a»h in advance «RcejH to regular adtertnter*.
If you have anything to aclL o* u
v.bux
LOBT—Bay horse, white strip«* in
anvthinf. or have T<»t anything TEA A
•• WANT Al> ’’ in thin column The re»ulU will face, white hind legs, branded “Ivar 11".
BurpriBe you. » a»h or po»U<e »lamp»
Also brown mare, white spot in fore
—
weight about likl', unbroken,
FOR RENT — Good house on Mam head,
last seen at Boring.
Notify F. Baker.
street. Chas. Cleveland, Gresham. •
Troutdale.
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WANTED — Fresh milch rows and
PGl'NDM
ASTER'S
NOTICE.
beef caule T. R Howitt, Gresham,
In the Gresham pound, 1 long-horned
Ore.
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Jersey cow, with leather halter. Call
FoR SALE—Forty acres.it land near on city marshal to reclaim.
Henry
Sycamore station on O. W. P. electric Gullik'svvn. city marshal.
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r.M.I, 2U0l> cords good «<»»!. fine soil,
six acre« cleared. Box 45. 1-ent*.
NEW DEPART! KF*
1FYOVHAVE A FARM for sal«, The Douglas» Store at Plea.«ant Home
trade or rent, let ’em know about it in is now running a free delivery wagon tor
benefit of its patron**
Phone vour or-
this column.
oler». On good-»i«od orvlers delivery
FREE.
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FOR SALE — Five acres near Lenta,
hoiiae, well, ball in cultivation
Fine
for berry farm. Box 47», l^nts, Ore.
FOR SALE —Or will trade for real
estate, Fine general inervhandiae atore
in eastern Multnomah. Good location.
Well stocked. Fine cash trade. I>x»k
this up at once.
Mrs. E. M l\nig-
1SM.
FOR SALE—Poland China and Berk
shire pigs- K«*aJy to take away.
Ap
ply to Paul Dunn, Cottrell, Ore.
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FOR SALE—Sorrell man* Anti fine
colt, 175; al*» brown mare and year
ling colt 175: the four for
tireat
Imrgain. E. B Thompson, Gresham.
FOR SALE—G srmì , 7-rnom houae in
Gresham.
Enquire Al Hart, Groab
an.
WANTED—To buy iti cools of No. I
wood cut out of green timber.
Box
45«. Arlela, Ore
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FOR SALE—G od 1**1 -lounge, cheap.
Call at Herald office or write for infor
mation.
25
FURNISHED RiMM, also first-class
table board. Close in.
Address .1-
Box 26. Gresbaiu.
2ft
ROUGH LI MBEB—For Sale at Re
duced prière. Half mile south of Kelso.
Jarl Brothers.
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LOST — Big black horse with end of
tail cut, white spot on forehead and
left side
Was seen on the Section
Line three miles west of Gresham.
If
found, please notify M. Hager. Monta-
villa. Reward.
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FOR SALE — Bay Horse, good con
dition, weighs 1400, works anywhere.
W. Y. Domm, Gilbert’» Crossing.
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FOR SALE— Au iron-grey horse,
«even rears old. weight lot*), work any
where. E. A. Yanker. 3 miles south of
Gresham.
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FOR SALE—One Ivers A Pond piano
in fine condition. Inquire of If. H.
Ott, Gresham.
creasing our stock nlmoat duily.
Th» county authorities are meeting
with considerable opposition by Irving
to establish a r<H-k crusher in the mid
dle of the street in l.ints. and ill front
of residence».
Mrs. Greg, Mr*. Elliot's mother, is
»pending a few weeks in la-nts.
Mrs. J>»s Kluvkner of Kern Bark died
I'uestlay evening about 9 o'clock slier h
lingering illness.
Clmilie Service is back from (Califor
nia. lie says Oregon is good enough
(or him.
I W Kennedy from lUkerCity and
bis son-in-law Marshall llufimsn, are
visiting in this neighborhood.
lie will
I m » reniemltered in connection with
Pinehurst.
Mr. and Mrs ISIer arc in Minnesota
where they will remain during the sum*
nivr.
Mias Alice O»iigherty, one <»( l^nts*
teavlivra, will leave for Cleveland artd
other Eastern points on Saturday.
MT. SCOTT DRUG CO
A. Geisler, Prop.
DRUGS,
Í .
CHEMICALS,
CIGARS,
LENTS,
STATIONERY,
SCHOOL
TOBACCOS, POST CARDS.
....
SUPPLIES.
ETC.
OREGON
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REMEMBER
alone
a
ut Price« that can not be duplicatevi
Undertaking
The only Licensed Embalmer and Experienced
Director in Eastern Multnoniuh.
Funeral
CARLSON & HENDERSON
Ktt., 14 »Z
Phone JN.
CARUSON BUILDING. MAIN ST.,
MONTAVILLA LOCALS.
GHKSIIAM, ORE.
J. M. Short. M. D
Mrs John Miller*» mother and sister '
from IIill»l«>ro are visiting her
S. P. hittiMT, M. D
Mr an<l Mr». Farrier have just re
turned from a trip back to Iowa.
Ph V al» la a •- S a r gee m
Oregon
Grraliam.
Mr. aiul Mrs. Harvey Millet have a
new buy al their home.
Mr Young's father has returned to
Ida lumie al Seaside.
T H E O
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ROY
Sunday, June Uih. wan Children's 3li¿Hibbard Street,
Moiitavilla
Hay at the Baptist church. A good pro
gram *»» rendered end the churrh was Plumbing anJ (ias-Fittillg
I •••au I (fully decorated.
Would like to ligure un your work.
Mr. and Mr». I »yer have moved to
heir new home near <»sargo.
Mre. C Krrtaer was taken to St, Viti*
cent's hospital where she was o|>eratr<t
on. At the last report the waa in a
very critical condition.
For SADDI ES. HARNESS and ALL
IIA R N Ess At VEsHt >It IFS
TRY Gresham Harness Shop
Ml hliola l<r|«alFIng t|Ulrhly tloit«*.
Mrs. A A. Hill left fur the hot spring«
on June I5tli. She expects to be gone
tom« time.
OUST LARSON. Prop.,
Hreaham
The latlies of the Baptist ami Metho
dial churches were moat delightfully
entertainnl liy the Presbyterian ladies
at the I'rvsbyterian church on June 13.
A very nice program waa rendered alter
which ilaiuty refreshments were served. I irealuiiii
The Womans Foreign Missionary so-
ciety of the Methodist church spent
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mm
li
H
E. A. Kelley on the Section Line n<d.
< >rvtf< in
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Captain Luther l>. Malione spoke to
a large audience I sat Sunday evening nt
the Methodist church.
Ilia subject
was ’ The Dwrtiny of our Republic."
lie is a very good speaker.
lie was
elected a* a representative
,
to the I-nr
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, islaliire from Multnomah count} aL the
last election.
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737 Chanilier of Commerce
Phone Main XUM
Pom. *st>, OamoM
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the “combinations’* in the following
for the same
IIJQ length of time. Profit« on combina
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subscribe if they will not subscribe for
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Votes will be credited as follows:
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We print cards, envelopes, letter
yon with vote. You
heads, bill heads, statements, dodgers, ami we will
|H«ters, butter wrappers, wedding in ahould «tixly the table above and keep
vitations. etc. You must collect for account of vote.duo you all of the time.
Job Work and send it in before you Then we can report our total, and they
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There are thousands of people in this Country and hundreds
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Grange will soon own its own building
No trace has yet lieen found of the
| A well-equipped hall is much needed in safe crackers, whoso successfully ojier-
Lenta.
ate.I in the (tore ol Harlow Brothers
Mrs. Bryant has gone to Falls City to here last Thursday evening, securing
spend a lew days with relatives before nearly $10 O in money braid.*» a case of
she goes East this summer.
valuable jewelry of Mr». Harlow's.
co
But there is Plenty of Room.
ONE YEAH
TWO YEARS
THREE YEARS
FOUR YEAR»
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Irene INvuglasa runs th« Itouglare
M. K Robbins and Ins mother called
store at Pleasant Home in the alwenc«
Mr.
on Mr. and Mrs. Ihunall Sunday.
of her mother. She is developing into
Robbins used to be a former pupil in
a first -claa» advertiavr, and is worthy of
1900.
note for her original idea«.
Mrs. J.. M. Hedge lots buught the
Harlow Brothers <4 Troutdale hail
Cliambrau house from IlstUo YoU ami
their safe broken open last week and a
is having some alterations made anil re
good siied "wad" removed. This is the
pairing done. We understand the con
second time within six months. The
sideration waa ILT.o
fellows seem to know where much of
Miss Zimmerman and her mother,
Walter Tyler is having a turn al the
he cash is in Troutdale.
have engaged Mr. Price's house and
mump*, lawrvnce Sager ia tilling hie
F. It Stuart, ever alert for the beat,
Aill move into it some time next week.
place at 1. F. 1'offuuin's store.
and alway* acconK.lating, ha. lieeu pre
Miss Fl«»rrnco T«»» hi is home for the
Mrs.
J.
E.
Petite
and
daughter
Helen
.< ntmg to hi. lady imtruns a very neat
summer alter teaching this year at Mt. i
an<l tueful du.tpau. A long handle from Lewisville, Wash . were visitors at Hood.
Lovi Liniuger'a last week
doe. away with »looping over.
Miss E Ina K uvjvm I u of Oswego, a
Mtsla Johnson who has l*een quite ill (riond «»( Mi*s Zimmerman, visited
••Vdtdtton" Is Well Rendered.
Brother Geisler of the l»>nt», Ml.
for some time, ie much belter.
Lents school Mon«*ay.
One of the largest crowds ever as- Scott drug »tore expects to take a part
Since the election and defeat of the
ner
soon
—
but
not
a
druggist
senibled at Metxger's hall gathered
S. Chapman ami ai'e <»( Cottage;
“Stock at Ijtrge” |wlilion. »ome of oui
there last Saturday evening to witness
Aaron Fox ie having his store build cows have been getting in trouble with Grove are in lamia to alterni their
the play, ‘"Vacation," given by the ing painted. On the the west side some
«laughter who is sick.
hand boys of Gresham.
It was indeed of the marks of last suoiuier'e tire are the pound master.
Ada'Sears ami Elmer Wood were mar
Miss Marion Brodie, formerly a teach
a success in every wav and all were sur being covered.
ried nt the MellkMiist |»ars4.magv Wed
er in the larnts school, will start for nrsday, June 10.
prised at the excellent work done by the
The second story of Shattuck's store San Francisco on June
to upend
bov».
Mrs. Kelnvea Thorn died nt her fam
The arrangement of the stage was is being occupied by the undertaking the summer.
ilv lesivlenre in Lents ln«t Wednesday
something new in Gresham, especially establishment of B. IV. Emery, who is
Mike Abplanalp and
and was buried at L»ne Fir cemetery.
the moonlight scene in the last act.' remodeling the same for the purpose.
law, John Abulil, with
Philo Zimmerman and * lie <»( O»wr-
The effect of the electric lights was very
l.-wi. Shattuck of the popular Gresh will return to Ients in a
g«» visited his mother on Thurday.
go»»!.
am “Good» of Quality'* store i»,tqiend- a nine mouths' visit to Switzerland
The l.eiiln schools were rlneed Friday.
ing a few days in the mountains this As they intended to stay a yeai. we im Piof. Hvr-hnvr entertained Ids ninth
PLtASAM VALIEY
week. We will expect a mess of fish agine they became homesick.
grade class of his home in the evening.
Mins Thomas has muve*l into her
Mr. Steiger was elected director in
Mr and Mrs. Chas, l^einerand daueli- stories) when he gets back.
ter of I'ortland visited at W. A. M<»>re's
T. R. How-'tt A Co. have greatly im District No. 45 at the last annual school home on Fourth avenue.
Sunday.
meeting.
Mm. Horner ia learning the dress
Walter Heiser has returned to the proved the appearance of their market
maker's trade. Shein setting in Mr.
Floyd
Marshall
lias
been
very
busy
of
bv
a
coat
of
w
hite
paint.
hospital, having to have his entire hand
amputated.
He had it injured in
late in his line of work. The pastjaeek FreeUirg’s dret-making parlum.
Banker Meyers says he will lend his
I»r. E C. Jusa aill take a abort vaca-
Wing's sawmill some time ago.
he superintended the |xiiiiling of the
Wm. Kesterson and family have assistance to the Mt. Hood road if it wood work of E. M Hogue's house, en- lion, l»eginning Saturday, and VKlt
hasn't the ready cash to secure the right
(rieixln and relatives in Kansas,
Hr
moved up to Wing'» mill.
listing Mrs. Hogue as a liel|>er.
has gone to accompany his wife ami
____ _ W. V. .Moore and children ex of way in the vicinity of Gresham.
Mr».
I «a by home who have l*ern visiting
pect to leave Sunday fur Ohio where
Mrs. McCollum and children have there sninr ttto mouths.
Carlson A Henderson have added a
they will visit relatives.
gone to Fott Stevens to »pend a lew
Great ext*itemen( prevailed last Fri-
Mrs. Ervin of Garfield is visiting Mrs. piano to their well arranged undertak
days visiting with relatives.
day in Arleta Park, No. 2. . when the cry
ing rooms.
Kronen berg.
»>( figr was heard on Fourth avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Bi w n of Portland spent Mrs. Anderson look the luxe, while
Sunday visiting at the holm of Mr. Bmld Marshall grablied the ladder and
Mm. Hogue came with buckets of water
Aiidersou's.
Manv neighbors were soon there and
Charley Johnson of District 45 has the fire di I lint make much head way.
gone to work at Allier's mill. Cha», is Mrs. Foster was very grateful t«» lh«»«c
ambitious aid intends to save Ins mon who snv»d her Imine from being de
ey »o that he may be able to attend stroyed.
Bring Vs Your Prescription» and You Will
school in Portland fhe coming year.
. . B* Sure to Have Them Filled Hight
It is an assured fact that the l»*nt»
Ihievcs Not founJ 1 el
ALREADY
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"We occupy two floors 65 x 100 feet, have a $20,000 equip
ment, employ a large faculty, give individual instruction,
receive more calls for office help than we can meet. Our
school admittedly leads all others in quality of instruction.”
It i. open till the year. Rtuilenta are uilniitted at any time. Catalog free.
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I his School* located at Tenth and Morrison. Is the Oldest in the North
west. It 1» "THE SCHOOL OF Qt Al.llV.” Prof. A. P. Arms
trong, LL.B, »ays:
A MOST UNUSUAL OFFER OF 25c
THE CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST ARE GIVEN HERE
Any bank, any newspaper, any buslne»« man In
Portland.
Said a Business Man: ‘. Keep hammering nv
thorough work. It will win out in the end.*’ Sal l
piality of instruction given in your school makes it
kind in the Northwest.*’
everlastingly on
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