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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
REAL EsrArB-C1rY-FoR SALE.
AcHES SA0rHHNI6 los MONTGOMERY ST.

REAL EsTATE-CITY-Fo SALE.
''-'1-- - los MONTGOMERY ST.
PANHANDLE COTTAGE
New modern up-to-date rooms and bath;
20 LOTS. 20 LOTS.
Just put on the market; on Frederick st,
block from Stanyan, facing into Golden Gate
Park; all ready TO build on; a fne chance for
q builder; prices from $3.50 to $1,000; cheapest
lots IN the market
SUFFER-, NEAR FILLMORE.
Il new beautiful sunny flats; rooms and
bath each; lot 65xlS7 g; all rented for $3.50
per month; price $4,000.
PRESIDE HEIGHTS.
Only $125O; lot 25x112:e; street bitumin-
lied; snap.
FELL-sT. FLATS.
Fronting on the Park Panhandle, near Lyon
ct; and rooms; rent $40; lot 2oKlOO feet;
price $4,000.
LARKN ST. NEAR SUFFER- CORNER
Fine new sunny modern apartment house;
10 apartments, 8 and rooms each; bath,
closet and basin In each apartment; hot water,
gas electric lights. etc. guaranteed lease for
years at $500 per month; price $62.5Oo.
CHEAP CORNER ON MAIN STREET
South Of Market, east OF Eighth st.; lot 75x
70; store and fats; rents $S7 30; monthly;
pIlCo eA4sVVV1 TSIle dLt cAlICuACAg AOW .
epend $1,000 and you can make the rents $3.50.
IN THE MISSION.
Two 6Ats and stores; lot 80 :Sx57 :6 rent
ed for s71; price sT2oo
SUTRO HEIGHTS.
ON EASY TERMS.
A FINE CHANCE
To secure q beautiful marine view lot over
looking Golden Gate and the ocean; on main
driveway TO Sutro Heights; gas and water IN;
street cars pass; these lots will soon be worth
big money; buy one on easy terms; prices only
$3.50 up to $3.50; you won't get this chance
again.
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
On Pacific Heights: splendid new residence
commanding marine view; everything the very
best; hardwood floor; billiard room; baths
furnace, etc; price $4,000.
LARKIN-ST. CORNER.
Fine building corner 35 feet frontage; sure
to increase in value; rents now for S122
monthly fine investment; price $50 000
SACRAMENTO-ST. CORNER
60 feet frontage; both streets bituminized and
accepted; cheapest corner in the Western Ad-
dition; only $1,000.
Send for list Of cheap lots in all parts OF the
city McAFEE BROTHERS.
los Montgomery St
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS,
$500 TO Sl2O0-Only graded lots fronting
boulevard. ocean and park. Unobstructed
view from every lot. Fronting electric cars.
Don't miss this opportunity. Easy terms.
SEQ to S25o-Near ocean and park-S5 monthly.
Oceanside branch office on 49th ave. and St
OPEN SUNDAYS.
SELLING FAST-SEE THEM TO-DAY
$500 to S1o00-New lots in Sunset District.
Graded and severed, near cars. SO monthly.
Sunset branch office on 9th ave, near H st.
$50 TO s200-Level Excelsior Homestead lots
near Mission-st. electric cars-S5 monthly.
Choice Richmond District lots. $40 monthly
$1,000 TO $500. 5 and room modern cot
tages, Sunset, Richmond and Excelsior
Homestead. All bargains!
Easy terms.
SOL GETZ SON. owners and dealers
Room 81, Chronicle building.
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r. D. CRANSTON & SONS.
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
Il4-Montgomery St.-114.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE
$40, observation-disclosures home Of 10 large sunny
rooms; beautiful lawn garden. etc [;
mortgage Of $4,000 can remain lot ark
1oe; near Golden Gate Park
S9,Ooo-A snap; on Haight ST., near Pierce:
residence OF rooms and bath and fin-
ished basement; large lot. 81 :4x110.
SIOO0-Iwo sunny fats, renting for $500 a
year; on Scott ST.. near McAlister
S5,zoo--Rents S36; good Investment; near
Sixth and Folsom sts
So,UOO-Four splendid fats near Bush and
x60. ~ "
SO. 5Oo-Three swell new broom fats on Cali
fornia St; rents S1o0S year
So'oOo-A bargain on Pacific St. near Hyde; 2
mats OF and rooms and BATH rent
S4l 90; can be increased.
$4,OO0-A comfortable residence of large
sunny rooms on Ashbury Heights
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
S6'oOO-The best and cheapest lots in the park
district: n. side of Page St. near Cole;
50x137: :6
s4,oo0-Fine large lot 27:6x137: IS. on sunny
side OF Haight St. near Devisadero.
$l,IOO-Large. well situated lot on Ashbury
Heights: 30xS5
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AT AUCTIONl
AT AUCTIONi
TUESDAY. Sept. %, at 10 m.
BURNHAM & MARSH CO.,
2ll Montgomery st.
GRAND VAN NEss-AvE. CORNER.

GRAND VAN NEss-AvE. CORNER.
Being Sc. cor of Van Ness ave. and Edd,
St. extra large lot 11S:6 IT. on Van Ness ave
by 123 IT on Eddy st. finely built 2-storv fla
buildings on Van Ness ave. and one 3-story
building on Eddy St; present rents $3.50 q
month; no leases; rented very low: rent can be
largely increased by raising building ant
changing into an apartment-house or family
hotel.
sIXTEENTH-sT COTTAGE.
3739 18th ST. 225 #. west Of Castro; large
lot, 30x10O; finely built cottage of rooms and
bath; wood mantels and light high base
ment splendid view of city and bav: extTaor.
dinary fine terms; only $3.50 cash, If desired
balance S25 a month, interest Included. at
per cent.
SIXTEENTH LOT.
South side Of 10th St, 100 IT. west of Cas-
tro; size 25x1oo; has fine view of city and
bay; just the place for two flats
TEHAMA-sT INCOME PROPERTY.
Zoo Iehama St. between Sd and 4th lot 251
so, backing up to Howard-st. frontage; 2 fats
and rear house: rent S34 a month
PARK LOT
East line Of 9th ave-. so IT. north OF
ST.. size 24x12o.
SALE TUESDAY, Sept 20. at u m
office of
BURNHAM & MARSH CO..
I'll Montgomery st.
z. CURTIS. Auctioneer.
Address COLONEL W. II. MENTION
manager Country Land Department
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81, ,500-Church, near Sixteenth; cottage of 4
and bath and stabe close 70
town; lot worth price.
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1921 CLAY ST, Mr.. LEAVENWoRTH.
Handsome 2-story bay-window residence of
D. rooms and bath; lot 27:6x114 to a rear
street; mortgage Of $4,000 can remain If de-
sired.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

I JAMES G. JONES, % Montgomery St.
Opposite Lick House
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3. cETz, ROOM p. CHRONICLE BLDG.
OWNER AND DEALER.
Ocean Heights and Ocean Boulevard Lot,,,t
New Level Block on the Market.
All Lots and Corners Have Grand Ocean Viz
FirstCome-FIrst served - lew.
500 TO $500; Splendid Bargains; S5 Monthly
18Th AVENUE BOULEVARD Lorsur
4HE CREAM OF THE sUNSETtn
LOOK AT THEN. you'll, LIKE rzr,,
Elevated-Level-Grade Ready 70 Bu;Id HEN N
On Very Easy Installments.
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD Lorsrr
WARM BELT OF THE MIssIONtu
Choicest Home Bldg Lots Perfecti1- -,
$50 up *5 month On Nission-st car Ii1s
$500 to $500. Sunset and Richmond Iot.,,,
$1,000 70 S5ooo-New cottages-Easy Terms.
Sunset. Richmond and Excelsior. as
buy Direct from Owner Title Perfect
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY. GAG Market ST
s5oooo-New Pacihe-ave. investment; now
rented FOR $4,000 year "O"
S6O0O-Pierce and Vallejo St corner. r,s-,,.
view; street work all done
cottages suitable to improve "-'" Two
SlszvO-Ocean House road corner, I0oxI25: half
real value for quick sale
Sl5o-For a Sunny Side level building h.
S5,250-Iwo hatsi always rented; near Union
S2.t5O-Steiner-st cottage; choice localitv
S2500-Iot. Union. St, near Pierce
&I-2OO-Creenwich-st. building lots
Sl75-Specisl bargain for Lakeview lot.
&l.30O-Corner on Webster St: bargain
$65O-Fruitvale: lsnee corner; cheap
s. ls2O0-Webster-st lots, near Greenwich.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY. e4e Market 8,
BARGAINS
S24OO-Cottage rorns and bath; lot 25xiOO.
Precita ave-: cars pass the door; $500 cash
S1300-Cottage. rooms; lot 25xS0; Folsom ST !.
half block from cars; street work all done
S33OO-S5O0 cash. 2-story. rooms; modern. Iot
200125; fine neighborhood: between Twenty
NTH and Twenty-sixth streets. Fair Oaks
&21O0-Cottsge rooms and stable: Unfinished
basement: can be made into a hat; Duncan n
ST.. sunny side, between Guerrero and Do
ioreE
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CHEAP CORNER ON MAIN STREET.
South Of Market, east OF Eighth st.; lot 15x
price S1l, 900; the rents are extremely low;
epend 1900 and you can make the rents $3.50.
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921 UNION ST, Mr.. MASON.
Fine modern 2-story residence of 10 rooms
and bath; lot 25x12o to an alley; could be con-
Verted into fats at a small outlay.
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). H UMBsEN & CO.. 20 Montgomery st.

$45, ooo-Fine investment; close in town; double
frontage; substantial 4-story and base
ment building OF Sc rooms and baths; oc-
cupied a lodging house modern
plumbing; leased for 5 years at $500 per
month; tenant pays the water; in first
class condition: pays per cent net
S23, 3,OoO-Near City Hall; Franklin St: ,
houses rooms each; fats of g rooms
each and fats OF 3 rooms each; rents
Sl6S: lot 103 feet front.
S11, 50o-Price reduced; Howard St, near First !;
double house; lot 25xS5: a bargain
SI,50O-Rents S720 per annum; Devisadero ST. ;
substantial, nearly new building in store
and fat; 25x90.
S7.ooo-Oak St and Lily ave; . fats on Oak
ST. Of 5-4 rooms and bath and double
cottage on Lily ave of rooms each
rents $50. 30; bay-windows, brick founda-
ton, etc, in flats: 25x120 to Lily ave.
81, 5Oo-Rents $3.50 per annum: near Taylor
and Pacific sts-; fats and lot 81 :Sx60
modern building.
For further particulars OF the above and for
the Real Estate Record. containing a list of
properties for sale in all parts Of the city, in
quire at our office.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery St,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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/ also publish a monthly catalogue giving
particulars OF all classes of property for sale
in all parts Of the city Send for one
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

look AT THEM. YOU'LL, LIKE TrtJr-
Elevateo-Level-Grad Graded-Ready 10 ButId =
On Very Easy Installments.
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18Th AVENUE BOULEVARD LOTsrr
THE CREAM OF THE ST-NsE--,,
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3. GETz. ROOM %. CHRONICLE BLDG
OWNER AND DEALER.
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New Level Block on the Market
All Lots and Corners Have Grand Ocean Vter,
FtrstCone-Ffrst Served
$AOO 70 $sVO' splendid Bargains; So Monthly
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TWO FLATS WITH BIG LOT.
81, 4,60o-Diamond, near Eighteenth; contains s
and rooms and bath; rents $40; lot
35X126
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CAIEORNTA

MADISON & BURKE.
30 Montgomery St. CPD. Lick House.
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THREE elegant residences on Preside Heigbts
--2030 jackson street. 8 rooms and bath So
cial hall and storeroom: 302S jackson street
IL rooms and baths and storeroom. 2oef
jackson street. IL rooms. 2 baths and store
room. These residences are all up-to-dafe
in every way. have separate entrances and
are open for inspection daily For further
particulars apply
A. J. RICH & CO., 112 Montgomery st.
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Get COPY OF our printed list OF properties
for sale
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
Real Estate AGENTS.
21S-22O MONTGOMERY st.
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MONTERREY COUNTY.
5000 acres-2O miles east OF Monterey. on
the Carmel River; stock ranch; highly I'm
proved: dwellings. stock barns COW sheds.
dairy house and property all fenced.
3545 acres-At Gonzales: good grain and
pasture land; all fenced.
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SOL GETZ & SON. owners and dealers,
Room 81 Chronicle building
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J. +. PLUMBE. 1902 Valencia st.
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DAVIDSON & LEIGH. 219 Montgomsrr s.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-12-04
Observation-Disclosures
BUSINESS LOCALS.


oS<e<o*O*0*O%O%O*O*O%O*O%G
Picture framing a specially at L. D
Daniels.
Trespass notices printed on cloth fol
sale at this office.
Sewing machines for sale or rent
at L. d. Daniels.
L. D. Brown, Public Stenographer
With J. N. Hart.
Fine line Of table delicacies at Dunn
Grocery Company's store.
Go to Wilson Drug Company fol
books and school supplies.
Everything new in the grocery line
at Dunn Grocery Company's store.
Holiday toys, games and books,
best assortment in the city at atOsfield's.
DR.. Hayter, Dentist. Office over
Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas, Oregon.
Don't you buy your boy or girl a
Christmas present until you have
seen OSQolQ S SCOcK.
If your window light is broken out,
call L. d. Daniel at Phone Main 1853
and he will call and replace it for you.
One Of the best horse-shoers in the
state will be found working at Wagner
Bros. shop. Give him trial and be
convinced.
Persons desiring to remember their
friends with photograph for Christ
mas should place their order now.
T. J. CHERRINGToN, Dallas.
Go and see those fine bath tubs,
sinks and lavatories at Wagner Bros.
A first-class plumber is in their en-
ploy, and will satisfactorily do your
work.
WANTED-Trustworthy lady or
gentleman to manage business in this
County and adjoining territory for
house of solid financial standing $40
straight cash salary and expenses
paid each Monday direct from head
quarters. Expense money advanced
position permanent. Address Mana
ger, COS, Monon Bldg, Chicago.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-12-04
AMID MUCH ORATORY
A New School District Was Created
In Eastern Part of Polk County.

The school district boundary board
Of Polk county, consisting Of School
Superintendent O. IT, Starr, County
Judge J. E. Sibley and Commissioners
Seth Riggs and John Teal, was in
session the greater part Of yesterday
afternoon. The matter under con-
sideration was the petition for the
formation Of a new district in the
Eastern part Of the county. The
county court room was we'll filled with
citizens from the school districts
which would be effected by the Gre
alton of the new district, and warm
contest was waged between those in
favor of the proposed change and
those against it. The debate between
the two leaders was spirited, and de-
veloped the fact that there are weighty
speakers among our nelghbors in the
Eola hills, AS the hearing progressed,
the Walls of oratory were uncorked,
and some Of the speeches delivered
would make the famous orations of
Demosthenes and Cicero sound like
an amateurs half-try. One pleasant
old gentlemen whose name we did not
learn, went back into history some
thing like 1000 years in his efforts to
prove that the creation of new
district would be very just and
proper proceeding. The board gave
every man chance to talk as long
and as often as he pleased, and, after
hearing all the argument. decided to
grant the petition for new district.
The contest was between neighbors
and friends, and the best Of feeling
prevailed throughout the hearing of
the matter. Both sides expressed their
willingness to cheerfully accept the
boards decision, and at the close of
the case went home in good spirits.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-12-04
DEATH OF ROBERT CONNER
Was Formerly WeII-KnOwn Citizen
of Polk County.

| Robert S. Conner, former residen
of Polk county, died at his home il
San Jose, CaliforniA last Tuesday
after a long ana painful illness, ageC
48 years. His last sickness began ii
Spokane about October /, and fol
several weeks his life was despairec
of, his ailment being in the nature O.
enlargement Of the heart He was
taken to hospital in Spokane, anC
his wife was summoned from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Conner hurried tC
Spokane and assisted in nursing him
back to convalescence. He was ther
taken to his home in California. A
short time after reaching home, be
began to grow worse and death soor
came to his relief
Mr.. Conner was the eldest son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Job Conner, and
was born near Ballston, in Polk
county, June 4, 1866. His boyhood
days were spent on a farm, and he
was married to Miss Jemima Davis
December 16, 1877. He continued
farming near Smithfield for several
years with good success, and then
purchased the Buell. Touring mill on
Mill Greek. He afterwards sold an
interest in the business and moved
the mill to Sheridan, operating it by
water brought from Mill Greek. The
construction Of the water ditch cost a
large sum Of money, and the venture
not proving profitable, Mr.. Conner
and his associates lost heavily and
soon disposed Of the property. He
then moved to Portland and opened a
general commission house. He re-
turned to Polk county in the early
'90s, and again engaged in farming.
In 1896, he was elected county asses
sor, and in 1898 was reelected. At
the close of his term of Office he moved
with his family to San Jose, Califor-
MIA, and secured a position as travel
ing salesman for a wholesale agri-
cultural implement house. He con-
tinued in this occupation up to the
time Of his last illness,
Mr.. Conner left wife and four
children-Roswell, Jay, Nellie and
Rita Conner, all living in California.
He was a member Of the Masonic
fraternity, and Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, and the Woodmen of the
World. When he removed to Cali
fornia, he retained his membership in
Ainsworth Chapter, No. II, R. A. NJ,
and Friendship Lodge, No. 9, I. o. o.
F., of this city. he was a man Of
good habits, and possessed a jovial,
kindly disposition. He had many
friends throughout the state Of Ore
gon, who will be grieved to hear OF
his death.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-12-04
AlI Kinds Of green vegetabIes At

All kinds of green vegetables al
Riggs.
New line of Waistings at Pollock's
Cash Store.
Riggs has the largest assortment Of
China and Fancy Lamps going.
Mrs. @. G.. Coad returned home
Monday from McMinnville, where
she visited relatives.
Miss Bessie Ireland, of Monmouth,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Gilbert this week.
w. r. Craven has purchased the
building occupied by J. H. Lawton s
barber shop in Sheridan, and will
open a grocery and confectionery
store. 1t is reported that Mr. Lawton
will return to Dallas.
The stores of Dallas are in holiday
attire, and present an attractive ap-
pearance. All the merchants are
making liberal use of printers ink to
advertise their goods, and prospects
for large Christmas trade are bright.
William Jordan, of Hoquiam,
Wash, and his sister, Miss Helen
Jordan, Of San Francisco, visited at
the home of their uncle, Charles F.
Belt, this week. Mr.. Jordan is a
bookkeeper for one of the large saw
mill companies on Gray's Harhor.
A jolly party Of young people
gathered at the City Hall last Satur-
day evening and spent a pleasant
hour in dancing to the music Of Will
Tatom's graphophone. The instru-
ment is an excellent one. and is an
acceptable substitute for an orchestra.
Dallas people have been liberal
patrons Of the "Ben- Hur" perform
ance at the Marquam Grand Theater
in Portland this week, and the general
verdict is that the play is worth the
admission price charged. All agree
that the acting is only commonplace,
but the scenic effects are magnificent.
Mayor J. M. Stark, of Independence,
passed through Dallas yesterday on
his way to Falls City. Mr., Stark says
that under no circumstances will he
consent to become candidate for re-
election, as his business affairs de-
mand his entire attention and he
wishes to retire at the expiration Of
his term.
The Lewis and Clark Club at Inde-
pendence, will give dance In the
Auditorium this (Friday) evening.
The ladies in charge are working
earnestly, that those who attend may
have pleasant evening. The Inde-
pendence orchestra will furnish
music. The ball will open with
grand march at o'clock. The ladies
hope that the Dallas people will at
tend and help make the affair a grand
success.
William Mcmillan, who died of can
Ger of the stomach at his home near
last week was 78 years
old. He was born in Glasgow, Scot
land, and came with his parents to
Lanark, Canada, in 1929. He left
there wi1cn he was 40 years old for
Nebraska and from there went to
South Dakota, where he farmed ex-
tensively. He was much respected, a
good husband and kind father. His
health began to fail about three years
ago and he thought he would try a
milder climate, so came to Oregon.
He leaves a widow, three sons in the
East and one daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Burroughs, living south of Inde-
and a son, John, at home.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-12-04

Secondhand inch wagon for sale
Inquire of VIM. Tatom.
@. w. Beckett, of West Salem,
transacted business at the courthouse
yesterday.
The delivery of mail on Rural Route
No. 2, between Dallas and Bridgeport,
will begin Monday, December Is.
Mrs. Matte Chambers, of Eugene,
is visiting her brother and sister,
J. H. Mes and Mrs. A. J. Martin, in
Dallas.
WANTED: Cook in sawmill board
ing house; must be thoroughly COM
petent; 20 to 80 men. Address the
OBSERVER.
The trains on the Dallas &c Falls
City railroad are running on time,
and are doing heavy freight and
passenger business.
1t will pay you to look over Meisers'
clubbing offers before subscribing to
Eany magazine. They will duplicate
any offer made for this season.
Bert Brooks, of Ballston, is con-
sidered one Of the best clay pigeon
shots in the county, having made a
record of 48 birds out of 5O.-Sheridan
Sun.
Miss Jennie Gilvin, of Roseburg,
Miss Pearl Walker and Mr.. Moss
Walker, of Lebanon, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Thompson at the Hotel
Gail.
Don't purchase your holiday gifts
until you have seen Meisers' China,
Glassware and Toys. They have no
old stock. All their goods are fresh
from the factory this year.
If you don't watch Mrs. Chace's
window, you will miss something
pretty, for new and pleasing novelties
in Burnt work are being displayed
and sold every day. The mostpopular
art of the day.
On November 80, 1903, there were
advertised letters in the Dallas post
office for Miss Beth Heinrich, Mrs.
Della Laws (2), Allen Brown, Mat
Fahey, Tom Gerald and Jimmy
O'Raferty. G. G. CoAD, Postmaster.
Almira Rebekah Lodge, No. 26,
elected officers last Friday night as
follows: Mrs. F. H. Morrison, past
noble grand Miss May Shelton, noble
grand Miss Edith Houck, vice.
grand; Miss Eloise Phillips, secre-
tary; Mrs. J. E. Sibley, financial
secretary; Miss Nora Robertson,
treasurer.
Bert Gordon, who has been running
a 81 game in Independence, was
arrested in Salem last week on a
charge Of larceny preferred by B.
Gildner, Of this city. Gordon was
taken back to Independence, and was
bound over by Justice Wilson to the
December term of Circuit Court. He
is now in the county Jail awaiting his
trial.
DR.. Joseph Koshaba lectured at
College Chapel, Wednesday evening,
on Persia; Its MSgeArs and GUS
toms" The lecture n !; we'll attended,
and held the interest Of the audience
DR.. Koshaba is a native
of Persia, but has been in the United
States nine years and is a naturalized
citizen of this country. He is a
graduate of leading medical school,
and is lecturing to raise funds to
a hospital in his native
land, where he will also engage in
missionary work.