HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1004.
OIIEGONIAN
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SCHOOL BOOKS
All kinds, from comic to
Lace and art novelties.
Each one in a box;
New lines up 2 date;
' The best to be found,
In favorite styles.
Now is the time to buy. -Early
call and look over stock; J . "
Surely then you will get yourpick.
Feb. Uth I. Valentine day. New nod all iiipnljr (
Tb3T GEO. R COE & SON.
Mis Veda Thomas of Kelso spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Thomas, returning on Saturday's
boat.
Earl Emmons has gone to Iowa City,
la., to attend the weddinc of hi
brnther, A. Leroy Emmons. Mr. Em
mons and bride will make their home
in W bite Salmon, and expect to arrive
here March tr
D. Hunsaker and family spent Sut-
uruay in noou Kiver.
E. M. Peck has sold his hotel to the
Heytinit Bros, of Gilmer. Thev will
who uunijjo uexir ween.
Mrs. A. H. Jewett is viaitlnir In Pnrr.
Mrs. Waldo, sr.. who has hoeti
vii-Kf io luuuu ueiier.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harlan are vis-
OFFICE SUPPLIES W&tJffi
fciiterprise offlce moved. The ollloe is
now in front of the city park.
Friday noon at school was a busy
lime. All the children were working
hard cleaning the school varda nl
piling up wood.
Captain Cook Is still Inmrnvlnir In
health.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tuiprhanh invu
returned from Portland.
L J. Wolfard returned to White Sal
mon last iiday morning, after being
, nlre- ""ifara visited
in nana nana, Nti e. IHl,n u,.,i
I.-.. i T. . "
ureenwoou, u. v., Defore returning.
Underwood School Notes
By the School Children.
win Underwood is haiillnir ltmiler
eon, Fervoil by the liostesB, assisted by
her daughter Hazel. It is needless to
say that a most enjoyable time was had,
and all expressed their desire to perma
nently hold the meetings at the home
of this popular lady and her equally
agreeable daughter.
(. XV. Ruckman and wife of Alicel,
Or., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8. Coch
ran, Mr. Kuckuian being a brother of
M rs. Cochran. Thuv are delighted with
the Barrett district."
Mrs. K. E. Kegester left Monday
evening for Atliena, Or., to assist in the
song service at the Christian church du
ring a revival that is now in progress
there. Thus it is, all sections of the
state draw upon Barrett district for tal
ent in all lines, and we never fail them.
Great is Barrett.
There was a genuine case of misplaced
confidence played upon the school
children by the school directors last
Saturday. The children have been
counting the hours until the Btove pipe
should need cleaning, thus insuring
them another delightful holiday. But,
alas on coming to school, Monday morn
ing, they found the board, headed by
that undoubted warrier.Frank Sherrieh.
and armed with a 17-foot ladder, assist
ed by that renowned soldier, ThoniRB
Bishop, had stolen a march on them" and
on Saturday had cleaned the pipe and
fixed np the Btove, thereby shattering
all the bright anticipations of happy
youth.. We can sympathize with them.
as we also failed to receive any contri
butions from the school children this
week.and feel that is all due to the un
warranted iiction of the school board.
Mrs. W. II. Hoole has been Indisposed
for the past week, tat is now on the
mend. ' , ij
10 save oioousnea we want to warn
will
for Joe Sullivan's ranch on Buck oreek. Comrade Berry that Beveral of the bach
CLOSING OUT
.hiss ina Kel riiilnnk ft ft. p....
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J iuomiay, wnere she will spend the
"uihiiuc in me winter.
rroressor Cromwell has been havim?
I itna luutl.. 1 .
.-.-...v fiMiiMiK viijiih mi ma imm.
I minimi, tie nas imii fln uuii,.,.. r..
clearing his land thus tar.
A surprise Dartv whs vIvi.ii in i,,..,..-
I.if Will k-n.,.i..:.i. .1 .., V . '
it "-"""'"! luc -ciision iieiiia , , . . .. iui n
ins uinnuay. a large crowd attended . y U"'D uwumem at me nos'
elors of tliis district are on his trail with
oouole-twiated shot guns,
. Pine Grove Gleanings.
Mrs. J. L. Davis of Newburg, Or., is
here for a week's visit at the Davis
home. -r.
Mrs. William Scobee is hnniA frnm
The Dalles, where she has been for a
R. B. BRAGG & CO
and a pleasant time is reported
A cougar has been iretti lliruunir u-lll.
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.uro im mo uuickciis ill tne neighbor-
rami. lle was seen by Mrs. Lusk
uiiKiug away,witn one of her chickens.
some or our Chenowith neighbors
"7 passing inrougu tow n, on
uieir way io iiooa Kiver.
Amos Underwood
left on the boat
i.
... i 7 .- ;" "v tv.iij- iiccK, .ui. i iciub oi noou Kiver nas taken ir... m....
a.MlL ' '" in ii.iuiB mr i"B iinu Hie river ior i.. A. Herman. Rnv Si.rnat
Rev. Hershner has built a Iiaur I tarn I fMnrt-npa Hniarn
on us place. Ralph Perry,
Mrs. J. L. Davis brought up 50 differ- Raymond Ordway,
eut varieties of rose bushes to plant on Allene Clark,
their place here. She has nvr isn Rnlnl. n.ri
Eleven pupils have been
We are going to close out our different lines of Ladies
shoes preparatory to putting in a special line of LnrHea
Shoes, and to do this quickly, we will make the nri pn r:"rdamor,'lnKf,'rPu,tl"''11-
r,;,v,4. on ...i .: , . r : : - .jn" w re,u.mi of the
""J1 wi lu- nepa siioes any time in the nv"? mine8 at McCoy o
near luture to come to us for them. . her. h
'Tlioun niu oil rw--wi , 4-.1,.,. , . ii , . , I awhile,
uii fewwu Dujien Hume oi wie latest lasts, and
most of them are all new goods, made bv the best mann-
intuit-r, sucii us uucKingiiam & iiecht, Tenilant Shoe Co. K,one "? 11 ' 88 war,n during the day
1 C 1 1 1 rr ' i -4- r L." I a a ' T , T1 -w -.. v..olu iuc
uu ity oiiue vo., isaac i.erns uo., jMUler and others.
These all go as follows:
pital.
Miss Riddell was ConiDelled to w'ivn nn
teachinz throe davs last weeknnnprvuint
of sore eyes. She went to Portland for
treatment, and was able to take up her
work again this week.
L. E. Clark is at Wasco. Or..
after his milling interests at that place.
Frank Stanton moved th
from Pierce Cox's place to the Daven
port mills Monday. Mr. Cox has his
house completed.
Mr. Tierce of Hood River has taken
went to The Dalles Tuesday.
Clarence Hill is mending and
soon oe aoie to oe arotina again.
Fred Kautz was at Franktnn Sunday.
The weather is fine.
The W. L. Co. Is finishing im th.l
l. 1.,. . ,L1. '
wwifc UC1B Ul. IUIS BCUlllg.
Mosler Items.
As your former correspondent from
this place seems to have "broken
pen, ' I will endeavor, occasionally, to
give yon items from this locality
Charles D. Moriran of Iilal n anil f
Haacke of North. Dakota have couiplet
uurciiase oi property trom K
friend, lormerly Mr. Ditchtenmuller
ranch, and we understand both gentle
men win hi once erect residences on
tneir respective purchases. We are
glad to welcome such people to our com
munity, and trust their settlement
among us may result in others doing
11KBWIHB. .
Mrs. N. Hunter snd daughter Nora
were passengers on wo.ii lor The Dalles.
Saturday, returning on No. 1, (Sunday
I he telephone line connecting the
residences of J. P. Carroll and his sons,
J. M. and ti.L.,18 in fine workuie order
and we predict that it will not be long
until me oenent oi a telephone system
will be so patent to the people of the
surrounding country that a phone will
oe "ine ining" in every residence in
M osier.
The party at the hall last Fridav even
ing was was well attended and everyone
present was loud in his praise of the
pleasantly spent evening..
Our whilom fritnd. W. W. Stevenson
was a visitor at Hood River, Saturday
. C. Young and family have returned
irom roruaiid, wnere they have spent
ouine nine paei in ine nope ot Oeuetiting
urn neaun oi tneir iniant child.
Monthly School Reports.
PINg GROVR DISTRICT.
Report of Pine Grove school for month
ending January 15: ,
Total enrollment 71
total days attendance 1275
Total days absent. 82
Total times tardy 13
rer cent ot attendance and punct
uality , 0(1.4
Names of those neither absent,
tardy during the month :
nor
Grace Perry,
Viola Miller,
Ivy Clark,
Lizzie Molir,'
Charles Lage,
Marion Sproat,
Kose Williams,
Mount Hood Notes.
I be weather is fine. All the snow Is
Edith Sproat,
Karl Newman,
Blanche Harbison,
Nellie Perry,
Zena Miller,
Rtifus-Ordway,
Nellie Johnson,
Carl Newman,
Paul Mohr,
Wilhert Kennedy, '
Leo Chevney,
Carl Molir, '
Albert Miller,
Murda Thorn,
MiT...,,.i.i,4iI X
CO PVR
THE CONVENIENCE
OF PILLS
as a mode of ministering
medicine is too well
known to require argu
ment. We have on hand
"all ihe standard kinds,
and our own pill
CLARKE'S - the Pill
t at WILL.
CLARKE;, the Druggist.
Opposite Post Office.
O. T. RAWSON.
I F. 11. STAXTON
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
We desire to let our friends and patrons know
that for the fall planting we will have and can sun
ply in any number '
Cherry, Pear,Apricot,Peach& Plum Trees,
vjxtArjia, UUKKANTS, BERRY PLANTS,
1 Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all ' standard varieties of apple trees Can
supply the trade with plenty of Newt own, Spitzen
berg and Jonathan apple trees.
RAWSON & STANT02T, Hood River, Or.
S. J. FRANK,
DEALKU IN-
Harness and Saddles,
All Repairing Promptly Attended to
Hood River, Oregon.
I. I .... " 7 . '
" 6""u "iu summer t me. ioi-;..n..o t i, i.i i :..
E. Hanson went to Orpcrn ri.., i... olio ..0n m- n..:...' " """" Eleven pupils have been neither ah.
Saturday to visit with his daughter here to remain fir luJ. l,u"'c ent "or 'a.rd.y. this school year. Pine
Mrs. E. Graves. He will h ,i.,aihJ D , . . . urove still holds the banner but will
or four weeks. " ki..Y" . """"r .Bre -eontem- willingly give it up to any school who
50 Ladies' Shoes for $1.20
Shoes for 1.40
Shoes for 1.50
Shoes for 1.80
Shoes for 1.90'
Shoes for 12.26
Shoes for 2.65
Amil Hchiller met with a nalnf.il no. I Ueep welIs.m the spring can show H better record,
Iflllt. lflMt Sftliira '" ri"T " 1 purpuWH. A COO(l idea
1 i T T.or1i-j'
2.00 Ladies'
2.25 Ladies'
2.50 Ladies'
3.00 Ladies'
3.50 Ladies'
wuuMh mai duiii iiihv nr. ina I i ir. i i mi . c
striking across a he ; " "5 ' ? ""et a a'!d they n-
reliredlist for a time. For tJnale v '"eu ao""ut"'1 ""V of '
bones were broken.
U. Hi. Owens met a tl llllu.1. trit
, - - - mm. uiie
tlutt I ii I .. y r. 1. .. J . .
inn ecu, auu ga'
bird shot but did not
the Wolvpa hnva kun ..o...
arouud Bald butte this winter. ut V T ?,orrl8 r ,lie U. B. church
Kicuiic nisi DiiiKiiiy at the Un nn
Mabel Kiddkll. Prinninnl
Mara Smith, Assistant
Wniiderfiil Nerve.
Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains of accidental cuts,wounds,bruises,
ST10 Jy ButThere-s no d Tn U BucK
. kl l it Hegsavs to? tn ,r"'"!8i".?n w8 eftted A"licB 8've will kill the pain and curl
n very numerous "'"""""'' he Tp"- the best salve on earth
OuYll Notes.
I With the change of posters at tt'LT
The above prices are worthv vonr nttpnn anA tMr'3 wlirt. . !'! W,
object in doing this is to put in one or two lines and kn Suh'ai .""w.SJ,.".f? !'.r"ke
t t : i ... . r ..." .Ii V. ine no
ii um nuvmg so mucn money tiea up in so many different
lines of Ladies' shoes, bo don't neglect this opportunity
to supply yourself with shoes, for we assure you these are
real BARGAINS.
son of B. T. Yi itlllm
ie misfortune to m( ,..?.
lntit Satuiduv. wliiin h.1.1.,..
i. i. - ..... i v. ' " ........K
v " 'iie oiu way. On account of the nmidit Lin tf tUn.
"H Mdtttx U..J !!.. . . . . .... . "4 IIIO
u tuvuiiii iiuihi iiMTiirv tiiwi riitK.t i i i in if or in n i.. i - it. .
Ing society is etti.nr lon ; .1 7 V V. - " '"i! i"r A"Pnl?
., ,- ,un;tMIK voiea to K'aiie msi pa lirdav. w i p i
for piles, too. 25c at Chas. N. Clarke's
tne cruggist.
William S. Crane, of (la ifnrnia M.I
suffered for years from rheumatism anj
lumbago, lie was finally advised to
trv Chamberlain's Pain Balm l.ir.h l.
am sua it effected a complete cure. For
sine oy an arugpipts.
Crook county's tax levy is 22 mills.
Odds and ends at half price,
Yours,
Bragg
I flwttTk fr,n I. ..II i -i i .
..w,., unn lu mescnooi House,
. .-..i .a puousnea in connec
tion with (be societv knr.un at, lh
iHiiuni noou Jniirnii .r,,Ho n i...
that veteran iiewsmnwr mm. u
McKamey. ' ' v"
ixoiice is irlven to nil tim n.on.i..
....... i.. p . : . u""u"
iiii&i. me Aing s ciud lias removed to
viic new ciuu rooms near the Koonlz &
Kelly saw mill, and ull members are
fwjuesica io ne present ut all
meeunes on Saturilav bubi
i ...a ....... i j . . '
i uiuri oi me oia King.
C- HL TEMPLE,
THE JEWELER,
Has the Finest Display of
Watches, Diamond and Gold Rings,
Cut Glassware, etc., in town.
Barrett District.
BARRETT PRI M KB.
Whan la a .... ! 1 .
id a. ic ii i tie iit.il nnr a ... .
!. III! .. ti"
iiciii i ii vivm vnii rnn flnau-u. ...I I
find one of those pestiferous fowls.
When is a bachelor not
tTIQfo A
slight change in iiix regular route
Monday he followed the regular rnnio
on account of frozen ground, but will
probably use the Crockett irrHB nmii
the road gets better. Uncle Sam lu nt
compelled to travel any old road.
J. II. Kuuert leturimil sj..i..,i.,,.
from a visit to his old home at.
ence, Kansas. lie reports nice uun..
er and irond rnadsi tlu.ru M 1
Ljjuiiii iiiihcih snipe jauuarv I.
'"g. By I,. M. Wilson is hlowlmr
on the Busev nace for Mr ki.iu,.
preparatory to planting trees.
Rev. A. A. Beerv will 'nronod 1..
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uiuuii uuurcii punaay, at 11 o'clock,
Jinea
Rheumatism
Positively Cured.
1110 i h nrn u Miiimi rit...... ...em
ftind to the ciiKtoiner ull money that he navti
thedrii(fKiKtliicie he In not cuied of Hlum.
Oil of Eden
Sweet Spirits
of Eden.
pf.h1v!,lv"rlllblycured'al'ci;RKu
Kor Snle by
O. K. WILLIAMS,
. Agent for Hood River.
What a fine winter we are having! (
We are ulensed In nnia 11. ui n 11
a Kn..l...l..n fiH..ni... 1 1 '
When he builds a .1, . VZZZ I "PP"1" ""Irvisor
All work neatly and correctly done,
especially fine Watch Repairing
and adjiiHilnu. Reasonable pric.
Do your Eyes
Trouble You?
I wlsii to state to the general public that I Mm
prepared to test your eves and fit vnu with vIhimim
that will overcome all aftli-tlona nf i i,,,..H..... . t"
weak eyes that the best, ocuiclist can hMp. Tw tTO I'lSi
- ..... s..vM ,, t.uujpii very cioee siudy and ran toll ,, ,
mlnation list what kind of fflafUlM Vnilf-A.ua r. f
rxami
ed free and all classes anlrt ull I, I," t.f .'?u,re- wt-
pe.-ially ground glasses. If yoreye. trouble you in'di uTheVdlhe"
K,hi'? Pair WUh, b,UrriJ"K ',8l,,n wl,e 5 MS tine
work requiring clow and steady observation, come luand let m e
amine your eyes by means of the perfected American Optloal Tester
andponrp.l,,fan( f. hy h'M of prorrly'flted gl
Stages to Cloud Cap Inn.
a first-class turnout call on the naing it you want
HOOD RIVER TANSFER AND LIVERY CO
makea uo provision (or a stairway
nnen is a hunter not a hunter?
When he has to sneak home
after night so we could not see how
much powder he wasted just to get one
measly rabbit.
When is a farmer not a farinei TWhcn
he conies to HikiiI Ult-or u.,i .1
iiSnjirer.
'. Wben d'iesa truthful man become ,
liar? V hen he writes Ea-t abnut hi
HlMMl Rlvor annl.tu a...) I :
t ..rr.LO ami nurries. JIim
......c: Hroveiiiiii0 niaknvg the storv hie
enough. "
.;?.. ft visit wl,c" lie don't
, i . "eKis 10 ins friend's hou-e
and Hnila ..ull,.... ... .. .1 . .... .
r..7. j V. , u" "le Kie. Tins
.ior uuoau 1 appiy 10 llood Kiver.
When do old maids and bachelors b.
.uio ueauuiuu Vi nen they settle
ine oarreu aistrict. Natural
ioiiow, wnich, to them,
thing beautiful.
Brother Blythe. editor of Mm r.i....;-
accompanied by his estimable wile ami
daughter, were visiting in the Barrett
district last Sunday.personally verifvinu
the statements made bv thn onr
li.t f- .
, - ..v... i,.iia iiiuuii iiivnrri
... - . .
ne regret exceed mi v
in
result
makes every
that
stances were such that we were deprivei
tl l! v,f,'.t't we his promi
niai 1. win oe repeated
F. L. DAVIDSON & CO I
TINNERS AND PLUMBERS,
Agents for
Gasoline Engines, Warm Air Fur
naces, Windmills, Pumps,
Gas Plants, Wire Cable, Ladders,
and the
, . - OI tl
Faultless Stump Puller I
pri
section
circum-
.ed
prom 1 He
n the ni'nr fn.
1 'j 17 ,. en,"v ,ne anticipation
of a double allotment of pleasure when
he comes again, lie found that his cor
respondent had licit iU.a.ll.1 .1... !.,
of the beauties of the Barrett
iwi Amme-a.1 hi- ....u i . 1
w. ..oc-vu it ir iiii iHiii 1111 oil a n in i w..
tion for of this lovely valley.and his great
.r.iim -ounerini improvement
that bad taken place since his last visit
, uuw "gain, orotlier, and be
prised some more.
8. A. Skinner of Methmlist
E. Uendershott has taken a job of
grubbing for C. L. Rogers on Willow
rial. '
llienianv friends of Mr. Rl,.b u ra I
gum to ce 1 1 1 1 ii out again.
Win Hiiibard intends moving back
o:i his plaee here ill a short time.
urs. v. u. Kobfits arrived home
luesday from a viit with fi lends in
I ui i laml.
('Inn lj Davis, w ho has over 100 An
lta goats, suys he has not had to feed
them iiiiy luiv this winter on.i .'.,
are lining well. Not only Is he making
:i nice profit on the flock hut is also Bel
ling his luud cleared with them.
Among those who are improving
Iheir placea ami are having grubliinir
done ihii winter me L. D. Boved J 8
v ;misou, Mf. jsiack. Kiwa Mi l..r fr
Contractor
and Builder
Plans and Estimates Furnishkd.
S. H. COX.
lane
has
m
purchased three acres more land froir
Ike Nealeigh, part of which is in straw
1 U19
uornem. lmswi l a va V' ..,!..: .
-! .. . . . 1 u cviin inn
.u..uju w aeep nim at home Quer
ry, who will care for tlio widow now
f T ri.vi . . . '
r"- m nas Deen visitina
w. h" Prent- 8. Cochran and wife
of Pleasant Grove, returned home last
Wednesday after a very enjoyable visit
Mr. Cochran is prominent attorney of
I n ion. Or. '
The Christian Endeavorers are
, .""'f . ,or 01' now. One
juuii lauj uemres io contract for wood
splitting. 6he'll fill the contract.too
At the installation of the officers elect
of the ladies' aid society of the Vallev
Christian chnrch, which wa hl.1
home of MrsA. J. E
members and their friends were treaunl
to a most agreeable and
priae io the shape of delicious lunch-
"ihi'k, nous ninier, Mr.
J.iiy John Lawless, Mr. Lufferty, M.U.
O'lell, Dhii Smith, John Tucker, Charles
D ims, Jhidck Knglish Hnd Mr. Bower-
lM miiiiy iinirovemeiita are
" nig inline hi ".Net hei liy" ranch.
Frmiktiiii Sews Xotcs.
Hy the Hcliool Children.
serious Hold up took nlace Kri.lav
lv-eniii. X.. '
r, s; were coiiiiiik down
the road when they were confronted by
two very huge sticks and two very large
laiiiux uieill in im It Ti f..ru.
most of the two threw ,ip ,i8 hanls and
said: Come and get what I have." The
irtle boy who whs behind told the voices
uko to where tlm eli.,,...- :..
.1 . . ... io nniiner
is ai nood Kiver, and moved on
down the road.
a..i(itHir?? U',il8on.visi,e,l tl' Frankton
iiwi .uonuay aiternoon.
i roiessor C. II. Cromwell visited his
on me asliington side, Friday.
Miss Xina Noble, who has been sick
w,0 Biiiaiipox, is convalescing.
" ""gers as been visiting his
iicnio near iselniout
.,1 vS VTT Plel', ha fi"islied her
school at Butler, Wash.
Te' IfnberK nd Ray Boorman,
school again last Monday.
Clyde and Jenniu .....1
school at l-rankton Mondav mnrnin.
F. L. Duvidson .t t'n ... ,
iW,.0l!.,lhe rnktoii school house
... ... oi Ui ine week.
nJtll ;!'' 8th 1 9,h havecom
sitiom '?f ,he Su Loui expo
iwrnowftii jews ste.
Mr. Duram U again up and around.
r-mnV.SDy,ler.of ror"nd Is In our
camp at present.
Miss Maud Duram and Mr. McCi.ll
E. A. S0ULE.
Contractor
and Builder.
Plans and Kmtimatks Fukmshko
yKXAHHI,ICATIO.N. dt
THE NEW
FEED STORE.
On the Mount Hood road, South
of town, keens constantly on hand
the best quality of
Groceries, Hay, Grain & Feed,
at lAtwwn rrires.
s22 D. F. LAMAR. Trop,
PRATHER
Investment Comoanv.
r, i
The oldest, most reliable and up-to-date Jteal Es
tate Agents ill Hood Kiver.
If you waiit an .abstract;
If you want insurance written ;
If you want conveyancing done;
If you want to buy a farm, or a house and lot in
? sell a farm, or a house and lot, CALL ON
US. Ve sell more real estate than any other firm
m the city.
We have the best list of farm and country prop
erty to chose from. 1
Information and full particulars of the surround
ing; country gladly given. Mr. Prather has bmi a
resident of the town and valley for 24 years and
no one is better posted in regard to Hood Kiver
valley.
We will issue a price list of property March 1
1 JKH. Write for it. We will be pleased to mail it
to you.
Correspondence solicited. Telephone main 701
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.'
M. MANLY.
f. (j. enow.
MANLY & CROW.
White Salmon Real Estate
Dealers.
White .Salmon, Wash., have sole charge of the sale
of lots in this growing town. We have a large list
of farm and fruit lands for sale.
Correspondence solicited.
THE REAL ESTATE MAN,
Offers the following IWganis this week:
10 a,
10 a.
17 a.
BELIEU & RE A,
Contractors
& Builders.
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EUREKA
Meat Market.
McGuire Bros., Pronr's.
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free m-llvery. phone
11.
10.
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100.
Heating;
Stoves
You want one now
that fall has come.
Drop in and see what
Savage has in the
stove line. Also ex
amine the many
other goods that are
unpacked daily at
SAVAGE'S,1
104.
100.
100.
FAM PROPERTV
No 11. 10 a, ynod
X i --' WUH.1I.,
good early berry land, r bearing
fine every way for good home
mostly berries; house, five water
120 a. partly cleared, (j mih's out. 80
acres under ditch
20 a. best of apple land, (i miles out on
the East Side
20 a. 2-year-old orchard best varieties
05 a. 4 m. out; . in berries; orchard !)..
10 a. iiartlvcleaie(lro-,,,wls;i;i l, nil, i;, ......
100 a. tract fine apple 'land on Willow
Flat, price per acre
210 a., 120 acres good saw-timber, mill
on the place, 00 acres in grass, vomi"-
Hearing orchard, buildings and tools...
100 a. half cleared, several acres in ber
ries and apples
'K a. in clover, fine for apples, berries...
120 a. nearlv all cle:m.il- 7 ..;!... v,
f iiuivn iltJJll
town, some fruit, best of nppleland....
CITY PROPERTY.
ax-room nouse and lot
a large lots, G-room house, fm
ei-s addition
8 good lots on the hill for
Corner lot, fine location, new tory lVouUm l,5oo
Good house and large lot on the hill for 4()()
Lots in Goes 1st, 2d and :id ad.litions; caii at
office to look at plat. -Hioice
lots on the hill, including Thompson I51k
f aaf inside the city -limits, to be sold
as acreage property, a good investment
$4,500.
400
2,000
4,500
3,500
2,200
2,000
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7,000
1,850
100
10,000
5,500
4.000
4,800
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water, in Plow-
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