The Hood River glacier., July 06, 1905, Image 3

HOOD RIVER, GLACIER, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1905.
BINGEN SURE IT
Will GET DEPOT
l!y n Sliitr C'tin erpuiultint.
iiiiiKeu, July :J. i be Stiksdorf fam
ily have nwnlci,ed to the situation
ami lust week tl row a hundred lots
oil the market lit S."0 and up. This
moans that the, tovui of liiiiKeii it) no
iiiK to n.ttku a strong bid for the new
road ami is nriug to k after uiauy of
the prospective ones who nre now
Kir.intf around. Theodore Suksdnrf
is confident that Piien will be the
place whoro the new road w ill locate.
He can mjo it in no ctbor way. Mr.
Uprijjth spent a day with him and it
is hinted that he is now tho osessor
of certain positive facta that he will
not divulge, they leintf given in per
fect conlideiu e.
Postmaster iludley, the merchant of
tlio town, says lie id waiting for the
roud and that he will Imild bier
barns, ami bo ready for tho new ordor
of things. It is the topic that in
BtfitaMuK the citizens and many a
friendly tilt in indulged in between
the residents of White Sidmou and
here. So fur there lias been no bitter
feeling and the suspense is drawing
to a close and soon it will be known
and determined where the depot
shall be.
Kd. Snksdoif put in three days at
the lair in Cortland hut week. He
lias secured the setvieosof a first-class
cook for his Maple Hotel. Kd is one
of the enthusiasts over tho hotel and
intends to add many improvements
to his hotel during the summer.
Judge lirykilt returned from Port
land Saturday, where ho had been at
tending the great fair and transacting
business in the Oregon metropolis.
.
The hay balers lave returned to
The Dalles. Tho on p thin year has
been extra heavy, .lodge Hrykett has
a splendid crop, as lias Messrs. Hen
derson and Suksdorf.
Mi.vf ii'.-j.U' it ill niiininmiia frv
mato harvest, ami judging by
I
appearances, it will tie a big yield.
They are a tritle late this season, hut
of (li e quality. K. L. C.
Prompt Settlement Henellelary Claim.
That the Ancient Order of United
Workmen continues to make prompt
settlement of claims on the death of
its members is ag-iia evidenced in tho
cuso of C. L. OilU'it, who held a ben
ollciary certielh.te lor &J,(AX., and was
a member of Kiveivide lodge No. OH,
of this city. Toe proof papers of his
death were foi warded the grand lodge
Thursday nl'ti rnron a week ago, and
tho mail of tho following Saturday
brought a warrant for OtX) in settle
ment of the claim. This is not an ex
ception, lor all the deaths proven up
on Friday night were settled in full
on Saturday. The record of the A.
(). U. V. remains as ever in the front
rank.
Arranging Entertainment List,
The ladies of Riverside Congrega
tional church of this city are arming
lug for a series of lectures and enter
tainments by outside talent, to he
given at Hood
River during the j
winter months. To insure a financial
success of the undertaking Thursday
Mrs. Uatehani passed a paper among
the poople of the city and secured a
largo 1 i.-t of names of those who have
agreed to buy season t ickets at $1.1)0.
The church feels much encouraged,
and believes the nlau will succeed ad
mirably. A certain amount must be I
guaranteed to eaeli of tho entertain- I
ers, and w hat is made above this sum !
goes into tho general fund of the !
church. j
Tho series of live entertainments :
consists of: (1) Parland-Nowland j
Co. ; (2) Frank 0. Kroner, lecturer ;i
(H) Ellsworth l'lumstead, medley pro-!
grams; (1) Dixie Jubilee Concert Co.;1
(ii) Portland I.n .'ics' Quartet. j
Value liailro.nl i-.t 832,000 a Mile.
The Dall.s Chronicle.
Asa Stogsdlil litis returned from La
Grande, w here he attended a special
meeting of the State Association of
Assessors of Oregon Thursday. The
meeting was made up of assessors of
tho com! ::; in which th(3 O. R. & N.
Co. ov. ns property Multnomah,
Wasco, Shu:: ;'ii, Gilliam, Morrow,
Umatilla, Crier, linker and Malheur
and thi '."f! n nf fixing the valu
ation of ()'. R. A N. property was
thoroi;lly ilb.ousted. At tho close
of tho arguments a resolution was
uiianimouslv passed fixing tho value
of the O. K. A N. property at UIW.tHlO
per mile in Oregon and binding as
sessors In every county in which tho
( jini any has piopeity to this valua
tion, the assessment to bo made in
each county on exactly tho same basis
as other property is lusetted at one
third its true viiue.
Ailverliseil Letter List.
Week ending June 'JO, RW.i:
Mrytje Dennett, Kmimi Maker, Clark;
Dunn. John liaising, Mrs. A. (J. liiir
bcr, Joe Fellows, Mrs. Dave Harnett,
Jake Hunt (Indian!, Mrs. F. M Cole
2, L. L. Hr.ni, Mary C.x, W. Hug
gelt. Noro Catlin, Joe Hi kin, Mis.
Kinijio Falcone, 0. M. Johnson,
Kiithryno Hyde, Jerome Keck, Ada
liines', Elmer Kroger, llattie A. Mor
ley, Geo. rumble, Mrytle Miller, .Mas
ter James Loyea. Ida McGinni., Gust
Leitz, Anna Mcliwen. Jo'mi I. May ,
.Mis. Nelson, :ie Jit. lined Intel,
Jhdiel Patlmn, Henry McDanlels. H'l
( ina raiment, W. .X'iehi.boii Si, Victor
M'invre, Air. C. Sullivan, Ole Ness,
Fiances Tavhr. O. S. 0.-br,rn. Llla
Willis, W. li. Glees. A. V. Allen,
Frank 1'eper. iilis AcUern.uil. G. W.
IVpor, Wm. I'ol-ter, V.'m. Su-eje,
.,i Herstel, ISille Stbie. Zaek Pond.
Lir.chcy A. 8n Kb. Otto Pl.iok, Otaf
Si.hll.oin, M arii n l'( njamin, Mr.
'J'einr.C. A. liiiuglnr.an, Howard Tri-.it.
11. W. Ralii iniii r, Henry Thomas, W.
H. Cook, Kail i humus. Kd Clark,
Leonard Walston, Claud Chapman,
Jns. K. Carnahan.
Fi r week ending June 1C:
l.l-i Blanch (Indian',. A. G. Keir,
Jlrs. Cbas. Cook. Klmer King, Mrs.
l:a Hoard. Will McKwon. Kathryu R.
IImIi . V. li. Scott, Mrs. Goo. Lopple,
John Viickmlm, Karl Moihy, Mrs. A.
Spick 2. Virginia Young, J. liurke,
J. W. liridgefaimer, J. H. Pond, R.
Chi.-ou, S. Carmona 2. C. li. Don,
Fay Living. Ira Kvnns. Ii. K Kdwunis,
lee Jiolh'iibai'k, Clyde Hart, A. A.
Kiusev, Fredi rick Kelly.
Yv M. YATKS. P. M.
tarred to SI irve. j
f wfc of Cno ril, Kv, sivs: s
i'"1. "' !
P.. F.
"Fur "'O veils I mlle e I eg ur.es, won uunnioii i a nwu oj r."- mi; me
' ,; ,,'iv upp r 1 p, so painful, ; lers, which restored my health and
..iii.-iiine ttoit I eon'd not eat A ter strength, and now 1 can walk us
linlv trviti" everuh il : else, I e'i'od , stmieht as ever. They are simply
it' hHi iSiieHen's Arni'.M fvilv-." It's ; wondeiful." Guaranteed to cure Mum
L'le it fr ImI'i.s, eiiis. and wounds At ach. liver and kidney disorders; at C.
N ("arke's diuggtore; Only i"e. ' Ciarke's drug store; juice 50 cents.
LYLE GRANGE IS
DOING GOOD WORK
Special Correspondence.
Lyle, Wash., July 3. Lyle has a
very flourishing litte grange which is
making steady progress since so many
of the young peopu have joined ami
taken an active part in its upbuild
ing. June 17 the order gave a straw
berry festival, when the ladies served
ice cream, cake and strawberries to a
large crowd of members and outsid
ers. After a short program was ren
dered, tho young folks played games
until a late hour. The event was en
joyed by all in attendance.
Friday, June i'l, a special meeting
was held for the purpose of initiating
six candidates, two in the rl.st and
second degree and four in tie third
and fourth degrees. The new mem
bers are: Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Hughes, Wright Dean, 11, J. Clark,
Walter Curl and Mrs. C. Cieedon.
After initiation the young people,
not members of our order, were invit
ed inside aud the hours were spent in
dancing. An oyster supper was served
to aril free of charge by the sisters.
Several were heard to remark about
the progress our grange bad made
during this year, and were asking
for application blanks.
The grange is one of the very liest
organizations that farmer's sou or
daughter can join. The social and
educational advantages are such that
oanuot help elevating those who share
Its benefits. To get some Idea of
what our order is doing, one need
only read tho reports of the seven
teenth annual session of Washington
state grange.
The farmer ia beginning to see that
only through organization can he
accomplish what he wishes to do, and
is making rapid strides towards that
end.
In the grange the young folks are
taught to debate and discuss ques
tions of vital interest to every Ameri
can citizen, to take an interest in
government alfairs, to know just what
our legislatois are doing, and to ac
quire that free and easy manner of
talking before an audience.
Our grange has mostly young people
in all its oflices aud the responsibility
imposed on them has not been uiis-
placed
We aro learning to "speak
out in meetin" without turning the
color of a full grown peony, and think
that's pretty good for "beginners. "
We contemplate improving our hall
this winter, painting and repapering
and furnishing new chairs and desks.
If posssible, we mean to buy a piano,
which will aid greatly in our literary
entertainments. We give plays, soci
als, contests, dances, and picnics,
thereby furnishing public enjoyment
to all.
Our farmers' fair to be held this
fall will no doubt stimulate the inter
est greatly.
A contest now in progress is caus
ing some hustling among the mem
bers. Here is the score of points:
Attendance, 1 ; application for mem
bership, 2; original essay of KXK)
words or more, 1(H); reading, 30; re
citation, r0; whistling a tune, 50; a
banquet, 15; song by individual, DO.
J Sides are chosen and at tho end of
the contest the losing side is to treat
tho winners to a supper or other en
tertainment. In short, if a boy or girl, par
ticularly the young people of the rur
nl districts, wish to advance Intellec
tdrtlly, he can do no bettor than join
here, don't join expecting to sit in a
corner, chow gum and look on, with
your hands folded complacently in
your lap expecting to derive griat
benefit. You can't ride on the band
wagon and receive any personal ben
ell t, but got down and pull aud you'll
see the difference In a hurry.
Lyle will celebrate this yoar in a
way to suit every one's taste. Tho
socialists of the county will convene
at the Lyle hall. A party from Gold
eudalo have chartered a car and will
I picnic in the grovo. Tho Sunday
schools will unite and have a regular
i country Fourth of July celebration at
; Pine Hill school grounds. In the
j evening a big ball will bo given at tho
I grange hall.
Kvery one is Invited to visit our
j little, village.
P Sheriff Sexton Mav (Jet Reward,
j The Dalles Chronicle.
8 When given a jail sentence in
. Justice Douthit's court ten days ugo
! for carriyng concealed weapons, ,h.ek
Hoffman, alias "J. R. Kelly." was
brim full of joy that he had gotten off
so easy. Little did ho dream what
' was back of it all ; nor will he until
tho arrival of Sheritf Culver, of Mar
ion county, tonight, who comes to
arrest him on the chargo of robbing
tho bank at Woodhurii some mouths
si n co.
i Our readers will remember that
Hotfman was arrested at the lllings
' worth place, cloven miles from
Wamic, two weeks ago last Saturday
hy Sheriff Sexton and Constable
Harper. Parties in that neighborhood
: had informed the officers that sus
! pieious character, who always carried
! a Lugar automatic pistol, had been
I out that way for some time. It was
: re.i emheieti that the W ood burn roh-
tiers started for the mountains and as
S Winnie is in a direct lino, they sur
mised il was lie, and taking chances,
Koxt n and Harper started after him.
I 1,'e resisted arrest, going so far as to
; reach for his gon after the officers
had called on him to hold up his
hands. The record demand brought
' them down and saved his life. Our
: otllcers took grrut rirks in securing
Mm,
j At their request the Chi on irle re
frained from menti' ning tho re:.l in
tent of the ctlVt is in securing him,
and to hold h'iu until further iuvesti
gallon vat had he was n iiile to answer
the ehaige of cairying ifi.cealtd
wi ai oi s,
Whin Mar.-hid Wood n in I "i-.iI1.hm!
Hateii'.:;. le ;,H-e i'offnau's pii-ti:ie
to fVni'ti e I itptidd, who tiat
evening idioe.cd it to the midri.t of
(ho V.nodlntin lank. It v.ss l is o in
lon that ii vis one cf tho robbers,
but to n ake sine be took it to nod
bum, v heie Lank employes ideutitied
; it.
! Word was sent to Sheriff Sexton
: last night and Sheriff Culver will be
up tonight to take the prisoner down,
i A reward of HmO has leen olfered
' for his rapture aud it now looks as if
i it would be up to Sheriff Sexton,
i Marshal Wood and Constable Harper
; to treat.
j Hi nt Her Itnuhle.
"I knew tin one, f.ir four weeks, w hen
! I was sirk with typhoid and kidney
J tr ioli'e." w rites Mrs. Annie Hunter,
'of Pittsburg, Pa., "and when I gol
Met 'or, although I bad one of the best
; iloi-turs I Could get, I wax lielit double,
and had to rest my hand on my kneea
when I walked, From tli!n frrrinle
...... .... i .. .. . i i... i.-i n..
f "hose Deering people
IL make mighty good
implements
the kind of binders and mowers and rakes
that save work at busy harvest-time.
It would be a good idea for you to write
to us about prices and facts hear the
Deering story before you buy either of
those tools. We like to answer questions
about anything a farmer wants ask
some.
For Sale by J. R. Nickelsen, Hood River', Oregon
DR. FEfSISER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All dlaeaiea of Ktdnrvs,
Bladder. Urinary Organs.
Alsn Rheumatism. Back
CURE
ache, HeartDlsease Gravel.
Dropsy, Female Troubles
Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. I f m-cHsury write lr. I tniicr.
Hh Jm.9 spent a lifts timo curing Jut buoh
canu.1 us yours. All oousultattons Free.
A (Travel lodirtnl In my blatldrr. Aftor
tisiuira few liutili'sof Ir. I'l-imr's Kidney
uikI lliM'UiU'he i'urv 1 parsed a uravel 1 1 'L 1 f us
as a marble. The medicine prevehled
furtlior fiirmaliiMi-'. I wjih cured.
W.T.OAKKS, l)rri. Va."
DrnirjiistM. Mic. II. Ask f.iM'm.k HouK-Free.
ST.VITUS'DANCEr,:;;'
KiirKnlp hy V. y. CI,UKK, Mood IMv. r
. "Wtmt drulii' up tin' lailirs ilflmlinu
nncii't y?"
"The leailijij; nii'iul'iT H ns li.ld t'l irc
pare mi I'ffay mi the yt'lluw peril. She
iliil en, ami the upeiiiui; H'li'i uee reail :
' Vellmv apparel in vi-ry tryinir to iiiiict
I'Oinplexioiii'.' "
Not u eent waiiteil, imiIi'hm you nre
euieil. If you an- siek iiml iiilii'. lake
Hollifti r'n lincky .Mnuutain Ten. A
irreat liU'Ksing tu the liuiuaii family.
Makes you well keeps you well.
eeuts, Tea or Tablets. ('.' N. Chnke's,
''V saiJ the orator, "coiue of nooil ohl
stock, rooteil ileep ill the soil " ''Tim
only stoek 1 ever heard of that rooteil
ileen in 1 he soil. " iiitiM ieeteil a farmer
ill the auilienee, "was hugs," I
I
Iteuutify your complexion with litl'e
eo-t. If you wish a smooth, ek ar, I
eieamlike complexion, rosy cheeks,:
lau;hinr eyes, take I lo Mister's Hoeky
Mountain Tea, greatest lienutitier
known, it'i cents. ('. N . ( 'larke's.
Toi kins My dear, I wish you would
not sina that song alioiit "Falling Tlew."
Mis. .fork ins- Why not?
Jorkins It reminds me too much e(
the house rent,
ASSOCIATION
of MeJJiiinville. Orejcots, will insure your
property at (ill ier cent lc-s cost tluiu
anv other ins.itntion.
FRANK J. l'i;iKIS, Special Apuit,
Hiioiti 7, Voyt huildiiij;, The J'allcs,
A clean and quiet plane for a nlylit s rest. A
new ImlliliiiL' with new lurnlNhlin;s through
out. ThiMHily plin'c tn the 'Hy olt'oi'llMrul 111
Mtiriim llrst-class him 'u:e itui'iiitf the CA tier
fair (lUHke re ervallons eat'lyi alVVVday
V., A. Ilendei'siiii, llnml Hiver Airtuit.
For Irrigation of City Lots
Notice slionld he given lit the oflice i f
the I.ifrht mid Water Co. when water
is used for spiinkliuir. We say sprink
liiiff because it is the only method hy
w hich we Hrree to furnish water for irri
gation. Ileware of the inan with the
wrench. If this point ia overlooked, like. '
wise the proper tinm to sprinkle its nu
fmther notice will he (riven.
Consumers whose residencea front the
Plinth sides of theHtreeta named lichuv
H ill Pprinkle lietween linirs of 5 and U
a. 111.; those op the north iiile between
3 and 'I p. 111. ; Columbia, liiver, Oak
and State streets, and Sherman and lla
wl avenues.
IncasL'of alarm of lire nil sjirinklinu
ehoiild be .'topped promptly.
K. K. linl'F, ',vr.
REAL
WEALTH
? coxsrrsxoT i (iirr-
Y I Ule'. I illt ill keeiill-.
$A "'ood way tu keeji
IllOliey is lo ilepoir p.il't
St of your earnings encli
T week in a sa viii'rs bjiiik
In this v.iiy you uot o:.!
T keeii it . lint you in. ike ii
earn more.
$111 HI I nr(i oil 10 Oj'i'll UI
account with us, no uiat-
ter how small yourenrn-
ins, or how little you
itie able to keep.
Interest paid on deposits
jt of One Dollar or more.
y Start your boys and
$ girls ontheroail topros
erity by deposit intone
$lollar to their credit and
securing a Recording
$Safe in which they may
deposit their earnings.
Savings Department,
First National Bank.
i
R. M. WADE
& CO. PORT
LAND, OREGON
FISH and
VEGETABLE
MARKET
(foods delivered daily. Look
out for the
Fish Wagon
L. O. HAWN,
One door East of l'ratlier'u ol'i i
SPOT CASH
WOOD & SMITH r,i;OS.. Propi-ieturs.
Groceries, Flour and Feed
FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY.
Only Exdusivc Grocery Store in lit City. I'm !eliveiy. Phone
The IDEAI, MAIIIET
FROHN & HEATON, Proprietors.
(Sili'ii'ssois to C. S. True.)
Fresh and Salt Meats, Groceries,
Flour and Feed.
Call and see lite new linn on lite Heights.
Free Delivery. l'hone L'Ci.
i.-xt t i.-''i''''3CTTyY-rry;.).CT'i!gEl?
Mood River Flour
No niatler.whether ,vou cat lo live or live (o cat,
you should eat the best; and when you ;vfc our Flour
you fret the best and it is jiure and clean.
"CUPID"
is the best Flour ever nut on the Hood River market
44 MOOD RIVER"
is unetjUidled by tiny similar priced Hour.
I'.eware of artificially bleached Houpyou will
live longer.
Ask your erooer for Hood River (irahani and
Farina.
flood River Milling Co.
J. R. NICKELSEN
I)Kai.ku in
Vehiclesand Agricultural Implements
i& . f i iif m il 1 B-i.
M'CORMICK AND DEERING
MOWERS AND RAKES
Sentinel Jr., Bean, Pomona, Rochester, Fruitall,
Also Kstra Hose, Xiw.le nnd Connccti us.
A I"ll stock of Plows, Harrows, Cultivators and repair, Ortibbiiii; Machines and
Wire (atile, Acrinot. r Wi'.d Mills, liuckeve 1'imips, Jlolsti r Springs,
Hovt's Tree Supports, and Miinford's Ital-ani of Myirh.
Extra Hui.yy lops, ('iisbion, Pa.-he", Poles,
Shares, uiiii:letrees and Necliyokc.
Planet Jr. and Iron Age Oardcn Tools. Now's the time to choose your
(ranlen torlv, and choosing them you liave a larger variety to felert from than was
ever offered. Whatever your implement uai.t.-, if thevr'e atislied here, you w ill
have cause f..r rejoicing' over their cost ami lonjr wear.
J. R. NICKELSEN.
I'lKtXE SI.
It is to your advantage
Another car just
Oreo
on
GROCERY
. 1 1 . 1 r t 1 m
We again invite you
I" Upper Crust" I
Flour
l
WIIOLKSAI.K ItKTAII.
THE DALLES NURSERIES
H. II. WKIiKU, 1'iop.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
UKOWKIt AMI DKAI.KK IN
FRUIT, SHADE TQCCC GRAPE VINES
ORNAMENTAL iVLLJ SMALL FRUITS
Evergreens, Rosea and Shrubbery.
Remember, Our Trees are Crown Strictly Withaut Irrigation.
DEALERS IN
Fresh and Cured Meats, Groceries,
Flour and Feed.
Moon RivKit IIkiuhts. Frkk Dklivkrv.
THE MILL WILL NEVER GRIND
with (lie water Unit is past, but unlike
the. mill, our past orders have been
tilled ho successfully that new ones nre
constantly eimiliiK In from our old
patrons. Are you to be one of them?
Our Ihilles 1'iitent anil Wlilto River
flour is the finest that is milled, anil
is Kroul"l 'I1" 1"'H' selected wheat;
in fact the cream of tho wlientllelds,
and It makes the most delicious bread
white mill palatable.
FOR hai.k 11 v
STRANAHAN & BAG LEY
Hood Rlvor, Or.
E. R. Bradley
PRINTING
I HltiH GBAIIF. PAMPHLET U. I
Kj AND COMMERCIAL WORK J I
PROMPTLY PEKrORMED
PRKCS ALWAYS RIOHT
Wo are here til do your work Unlay
tomorrow &titj evry other itny. unit
our money (what little we imve)
in mielit in Hmid Ulver. We want
your work and can do it neatly and
SATISFACTORILY
W) res iet'1 fully call at ten
tion to the readers of
this paper to the tine line
of pianos and organs for
which we hiive the sole repre
sentation in this territory.
Our leader is the celebrated Stein
way which needs no comments. The
A. B. Chase, Estey, Emer
son, Richmond, Heller,
and several others are the wry best in
their class. Our prices on these pianos
are lower than ever heloreiuoted ill this
state, and we are in a ositioii to make
most satisfactory terms.
Will gladly mail y u cabling upon ap
plication and very cordially inuite you
to call at any time you are in l'ortliind.
DUNDORE PIANO COMPANY,
Steinway Dealers,
,'i:t Wushiiiiitoii-st., I'oillanil, Oregon.
H0MESEEKERS
Don't be deceived
by what cettain parlies tell yon about
WHITE SALMON
Tiny tire j;riiidiii! their ax, and you
may feci its shai p ciUe
See for yourself
1 io to the di pot and examine the
White Salmon Berries
(' nipare them with any raised in Hood
It; er for sie. firmness, eolorand llavor.
It takes 11 e than a "liocky Uliiff" to
i.tise tin h fruit.
Ci'iue ami vie- our beautiful valley ;
neciti ihow you the soil, climate and
Inc. in. 11 for li r.-t-i liif m fruit and berries.
a- '" o, land as you will pay
two-.- Hf nii eii lor where you liuy repu
t "i 'i:. I. i d that is Hire to advance ill
mi i.e a- o- r vidley develops.
( a l it the White Salmon Land coin
I'l'u , 'i 1-Mir pleasure to show stran
i i I i,e valti'V.
While Sa!mon Land Co.
Wh:te Salmon, Wash.
Notice.
Ttw ij im r it Kit- ttUt-k and whtti hull, run
nil) IftoKe, wlil pletise kttp him conliiied,
1 tut no! wkii nay mh-k trnm littn.
. J-X' Jofin K JIUUtniu.
I'll ON li 51.
to try
to do so.
in.
,r-.' ""-.-.- .N .
v 'TT -.V
Ice Cream, Soft Drinks
and Confectionery,
Pipes, Cigars and Tobacco.
Hood River Heights
Confectionery
H. F. JOCHIMSEN, Prop.
Near liusebiill (irounds on the HoIk'Hs
(live Us a ('all
DEITZ-
Photo Studio
NOW OPEN
Our fine new studio
is now open s for
business. Kvery
Ihiii"' new iind up-to-date.
Come in ami have
your photos taken
Work "ii;irantee(l.
DIETZ,
The Photographer.
FOR SALE
on
$1,500
M-rooin residence
Coiiipartively new, uitli lot 70x7", near
School House. This is a desinibl pluce
nituateil in the part of the town. Any.
one lookinir tor a comfortab'e luoue at it
low priie should see it. Call on V. .1.
Itak-.T .V Co., or write to owner.
Iv. N. Blowers
Mood liiver, O . n.
WOOD TOR SALE.
1 am prepared to furnish mill and shit)
wood, also other kinds of wood.
I have a new steam wood saw ami am
prepared to do sawing. Also do general
team work.
FRED HOWE.
Phone 121.
$117.00 GIVEN AWAY
Costol bouse 1742.00
Cost of lot 125.(M
Total tSoT.OO
Wlll m il for K750.00
Uhlnif anay $117.00
Rented lor fS.OO per month; city water;
telephone; ll room bouse; celled ami
papered EDWIN A. IIF.XDF.KSOS.
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