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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-10-09
Block 4 and s Old Town of Corvallis,


Block 4, Lot /, Catherde Pfel assessed ats % 80
Block 4, Lot 2, Catherine Pfiel assessed at % 50
Block 1, Lot g. Catherine Pfiel assessed IT,. % so
Block 4, Lot A, Catherine Pfiel rssessed at. % SO
Block A. Lot Kline is assessed at. % SO
Block 4, Lot 6, Kline is assessed at. q SO
Block 4, Lot z, M Woodcock (trustee Nj A
Cannon) is assessed at. t.................. % SO
Block 4, north one-half of Lot g. M s Wood
cock (trustee Cannon) is assessed at II 80
Block 4, south one-half of Lot 8. Cand W
Rose is assessed at. Observation-Disclosures. IL 30
Block 4. north 45 feet of Lot 9, Kline is
assessed at. Observation-Disclosures. 90 30
Block A, south feet of Lot 9, w Fisher is
assessed Observation-Disclosures. at. 2 80
Block 4, Lot 10, Fisher Is assessed at... % 80
Block 4, south one-half of Lot IL, Mary
Hemph1ll is assessed dat................ at IL 80
Block 4, north one-hah of Lot IL, Matthias
Tedeman is assessed edat............... at. IL 30
Block T. north one-half of Lot IL, NJ Hemp
hill is assessed at. t.................... II 80
Block A, south one-half of Lot IL, Maude
Hemphill is assessed at t.......... IL 80
Block 5, Lot l, Sheasgreen is assessed at % 50
Block g. Lot 2, F. SheaSgreen is assessed at % SO
Block 5, Lot 8, NJ Miller is asfessedat ... % SO
Block 5, Lot A, M Miller is assessed at . % SO
Block 5. Lot 5, Gilbert Smith is assessed at. % So
Block 5, Lot 6, Gilbert Smith is assessed at % So
Block 5, Lot z, Samuel Swanson is assessed at 22 SO
swanson is assessed at...........-...... at. IL 80
Block s, South one-half Of Lot 8, Marv Wy
att is assessed dat.................. at. IL sol
Block 5, Lot 8, Mary Wyatt is assessed at. % 30
Blocks Lot 10, Nancy johnson is assessed at % SO
Lot s. north one-half of Lot IL, Nancy john
is assessed at. Observation-Disclosures. II 80
Block s, south one-half of Lot IL, John Zeis
is assessed at. Observation-Disclosures. IL SO
Block s. Lot II, O E. Porter is assessed at % SO
City of Corvallis for streets. 151 0s
City of Corvallis by appropriation for extras, 140 D
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-10-09
Assessment for Sewer.

E. P. GREFFOZ, Police Judge.
Corvallis, Oregon, Sept. 25, 1908.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
WaShingtOnAV. House and Stable

Twelve-rooui double house. modern throughout;
built for the owner; lot e0xi59 feet located be-
tween Lake and Union aves For Darticulnr1
see us. ALBERT T. TERRY 4 CO..
esi Chestnut St
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A lot OF presses and tools for manufacturing
Eheet-metal gods: also lot OF lamps and Ian
terms below cost OF making; also the building.
i3-Ioot 'front.' stories high. equipped with aE-
t1rl4tlc sprtnklinE system Inquire at No IS
S. Fourth St. OF William z. Aithause &
Co. No. ls y. Seventh 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

WE buy sell or exchange all securities s.
Louis Securities Co.. Fourth and Olive. sts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
GaseIine and Steam Engines

Boilers. steam pumpu, steam, gas ana water
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO.. 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

AOCAH VIII nOAAADa
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WAS,EINGT9sN :,l ---S,s =lS-SSnoiss front room On
[ VASHISGTUN. .s5i-VfeIi-f1rnlsheI roor1s
I trst-class board homelizs place: al couvcn-
/ isiices-
/ WASHINGTON. =s29-RComs and board; !;
strictly lrst-ciass; bcs; service: every con-
I yeuiencs-
/ WAsFIINGTON. 5flS-Fr5Ht and back rooms;
handsomely furn!shed' choice table; all eoa-
| WASHINGTON. 2sg-Siceiy fu-rishei front
I room Oh nEst floor. h-st-cIass board: all con-
I WASHINGTON. -sIf-Cholee connectins rooms
on ursJ n10rs other nice rooms. with or with
! WAsHINGTCS. s45s-Largs sec5nd-story front
room. two o. th7ee gentlemen. other desirable
I WASHINGTON. lIof-Anv one Looking for
/ winter location steam neat: modern house:
| WASHINGTON Boulevard. sIS5-EleEantly
I furnished arEs 'front.' room. with board: bath:
rrsls0na6le rate
I WASHINGTON Boulevard. 4iS5-Eiegantiy
I furnished rooms. with board. Jewish; very
WASHINGTON Eo1Ieyard f4ss-second-story
| front room with best table board: modern
house hot-Water heatlnS-
WEST BELLE. se-3-NiesIy furnished rooms.
with board $ and IS. an conveniencss.
WEsT BEI.LE 8955-ThirI-al5r font and
south room. FOR Two, e1ce!lent board
VEST NELLIE PIace. tIae-Pieasant roomsI
excellent table. home cl0sinE: - v end s..
VEST BELLE Place. 43lO-Sec0nd-l0or rooms.
vel furnished. good board. also stugle room
WEST BELLE Place. fs-l-Pleasant rOonnsT
superlor table married csgg.e or gensler1en-
WEST BELLE Place. 45g9 Tso delightful
rooms. with board. for gentlemen or couple
WEST BELLE. 4g.s-Beauuful second-st0ry
front suite and other roons; hrst-class board
WEST BELLE 4feS-CIean, comfortable room
for one or Two gentlemen; not BATH. reason
WEST BELLE. 43ss-Second-story south
room. three large windows: excellent table and
WEST BELLE f1s5-Frout room. with nrst-
class board. all cCnsenlences. IN a Jewish
family.
WEST BELLE. 455l-Fine room and board
for LADY, roommate also gentlemen roomuats
wanted
WEST BELLE. lils-LSyeIy furnished mont
rooms. other rooms. best table boa-d: all con-
veuisnces-
WEST BELLE. ugj-Corue- house: well
NEhtet well heated. new furnace. excellent
board: superior service. prices moderator ref
ereuces exchanged
WEST PINE $50 - Accommodafions for fiyS
Eent!rmeu: excellent table: hrst-cass service
WEST PINE Boulevard. S9sc-Handsouaely
furnished ROOM modern. excellent table and
service. telephone Dcmar e4fT-
WHITTIER. I1ls y. Corner Flnneyl-NeWly
furnished 'front.' room suitable for couple or
two gentlemen: board II desired: PAGE Or
Dvlular car
WINDSOR Place. 2Ssf-Roous and board FOR
two gentlemen who appreciate Eocd hous
cooking. quiet home. convenient 70 three car
lines.
WINDSOR Place. 5s6f-Rooms and board for
one or two gentlemen who appreciate good
home cooking; outlet home; convenient TO threo
car lines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TYPEWRITERs.
Fer sale.


Fer sale.
I S~>~-~~~>N~S~~~~-~~~~~~> ~~~~~~~~~~->~NS~S~~~Ns
TEE new Postal typewriter has the universal
T6r ana SsS7 dos /, as well as i the SO ssines nae
I Fully guaranteed; booklet free. Chas- !. Eos
l ter. sCs Chestnut st.
TYPEWRTTFRS- Bet stock; an makes; fine
Z grades: s. 10 SO. repairing done Al lowest
( rates. Typewriter HeGdquarters. lo95 Century
building.
TYPEWRTTERS- Remington. Smith, oliver.
I CudsrwOod typvyTiteEs. 50 for latest models;
older models - 10 SO; rentals two months
| ton building. $40 Olive s..
YOUR seleguol o. ,as larsesJ stock q slisht-
,,,- TSSa is5sS anG ,1sss r'SsBtss ,7 e5s 1s
cain and rsEtal nate cara. The TSpe aritsr
Exchange. a0s n Ninth ST. St. LOUIS No.
DOGS. CATS. PETs-FOR SALE.
S~>~~NS~~>~~~~~~~-N~~S~N
s AN!Is i,.i ta9e SlSsys TaF7SSs S5i s.2rrts el,s
snail pets. doEs. WehrmGn. lls Walnlt-
NEW YORK Bird st6re-CgnaIi-s. parrots.
~ Fraasiia ave, Frank sIs,EEsr. lnsHase..
Use ChamberIain's perfect incuhators and
hrooders Sli-5is Commercial 81. e'y-
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL PLATING
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GOLD. silver and nickel plating in an is
branches repairing old silyergFGIe sptelaLty'
Gustav ". Krauss, 6is Pine St. second noor-
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS, STENCILS.
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ADAMS. the stamp man. sli y. sixth st;
auicE- Writs fsr new ILst.
EXCELSIOR stamp WORKS So Olive. for
steel stanps s,eneils. burning brands. rubber
RCRHER stamps. rubber type. signs. mark
ers brass and aluminium checks al lowest
prices haspeT stamp & seal CO, SIS Locust 81
DANCING TAUGHT.
SN~N~~~~~r~N~-~~>~~~N~S-
ACADEMY Of Mr. Jacob Mailer. s5{5 Olive.
S@L1eE1es m2lled-
JOIN Prof and Ms FrankeI's dancing class
Friday evening. October g: separate hal for BE-
ElnnsLss iul term. s., Academy. lfil Ch1uteau-
MRs. HARDY GRANT Formerly liiss
H2rcy)-Class FOR beginners. thursday syenlnE;
private lessons hy appointment s-et L.leas ave
PROFESSOR DE HONEY'S Academy, sti
OhFei haest IN city new G+ass open 10 Oesln-
81 fun term: Prof Franksl's Aoa1nmy,
Twelfth and North Market; join beginners
class thursday evening. October ;: best teach
eTs
PRINTING.
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AAAAl-l8N cards. T5c: buIheaes, notehsads,
envelopes. So. AeGll Co. - y. Eleventh
CRESCENT Printing Co. ~ y. Fourth 81
Fine work. iais prices: send for samples.
EIERAIANN BROS. Printers. ga Pine. so
licit your business snd guarantee satisfaction:
tine commercial work a specially. Kin. l9SoA-
BOOKs-PAPERS.
FOR blank books. novels. song. books. lziss;
cut. statloneEy, etc. go 70 90 Market st
WANTED-To ccrrespond with book trade al
oyes the country; latest fiction laid IN Missis-
TO all regplnsible dealers; big stock q hand.
AdlEess the Reverend ". L Anderson. Box 2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
WESTERN BROKERAGE CO.,

S1T Holland Bldg, ST. Louis.
We can tel ycur business. no matter where
located
u.1o buya roonaing-hO1 80 nicely fgr-
nishsd rooms: least rent 81 ~ y Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

STORAGE AND MOVING.
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ABSOLUTE care ana reliable moving storage
packing and shippingt prices reasonable; imrne-
elats attentlon giyen Lyons. @-ll owe: - ll2L
AMERICAN. Storage and Moving Co. 2lls
srats rooms: b0th ph0hss. ". H. LsBElaIt.
BONDED warehouse; Henry c W. wishs
Storage and Moving Co. i5I2-ls Franklin ave:
nloney advanced when desired. Rinloch c go.
F. H. PoRTMASN Storage and Moving Co
and storage. 2sil Cass ave; phone I27.
EUREKA stoTage-MovinE Co; separate and
open stoTage; low prices; reliable movingi
money advanced oa goods II desired soit
s3Sy SSFH 4 sai F s5Rsss ss:S 9aa 3 HiTas Knasa c. i
STnRsEE ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF.
clede for safskeepinE Of furniture isnos trnfs
valuables. boxes etc. strictly drst-caSs moving.
lowest Money sdvsnced- ship foods our care.
Estimates free, Get our rates. Both phones. ms
a olive r. Z. Leonod Auction Storage Co.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LIGHT manufacturing business: established:
good reasons for selling. AZ lo3. Republic.
AN opportunity 81 Fpeciai raerit is orere5 %
ne public to invest snail or large em9unts q
S1i,s sHealy To,SPsTAtys store Ei5Shi51IE.oTy 5ai1
gio gsse NAV ihf b fsS5s sBs and get f SSTsgiSr' si5
BUSINESS WANTED.
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A SMITH. the tailor. now located In his new
stoff Is n Tenth. suits 70 order; trousers
specialty: repairing
HAT repsirinEi Your old stetson. Knox. Dun
lap. EtLn soft felt, straw or silk hat, made
new. ErmRtinEer, sIt Pine.
look Look az the tailored suit made 70 your
order! Can be obtained for IS at ncknors. II
y. Eleventh. CAL to-day.
ST LOUIS Trunk Co. SO Franklin-Trunks.
SUIT cslsea. bags, etc. trunks. E-5o up: suit
cases. haEs 5oc Up: repairing.
WANTED-Furs 10 clean and repair; re-
modelled In tbs latest styles very reasonable.
45l2 Easton ave
We have a buyer to- q gents, furnishing
store In Eood town IN Missouri. Western Bro
keEage Co. Sr Holland building.
DENTISTRY.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Examinations free WE TELL,
A.r----T1.n. YOU THE TlTrTH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
HoMNY coRN Mill. MACHINERY ToI

HoMINY CORN MILL. MACHINERY FOR
SALE CHEAP.
complete set Of Isxg4'' double corn and
wheat rolls.
2 corn breakers, 4 corn kiln dryers sl''I.s Fl
long complete with all connections.
. boiler tanks, - XZ2 Il. long.
Dust collectors. reels. reel screens. pack
rrs scales. cunveyors. all sizes
lsxs5 COrliEs engine. battery Of Z boilers.
"a 'xlG n. long. = g. fues.
As we are moving this machinery now, We
will sell cheap 20 save handling twice
ST louis BELTING AND SUPPLY Co E0s
s FOURTH ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

GEN rL.i41iAN CeEIres room with nrst-class
board. strictly private family: west CT south
west location prcfezreds state price: no board
ing-h1uses need answer. AZ 49, ReFubIic.
jefferson and Victor; state pglce. AZ 134. Re-
public
ROOM and beard BY lady employed IN ofacsI
private sluiilys south Side: not over S1& ZM
-. Repubilc-
SINGLE. room AID board. lady employed: cen
tral. west q Grand rs 10. Republic
WANTED-EoCm and board: In private fam
ily Preferred ly young lady studying music;
want 70 rent piano IN house or permission to
furnish and when she desires: be-
tween Claiming and Whittier and Lzlcleds and
Page AZ lis. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Furnitura of seven-room house: everything
hrst-class; viii sell cheap: also will lease the
house. No. 5I2s Lawton ave: See jos. S.
Rothweu & Son 5l2 Wainwright building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09


WASHINGTON. es1J-C-hoice front room
drat floor. other desirable rooms: hrst-cl
board
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09


ABOUT so excellent heating. cook stoves and
ranges. all makes. big sacrifice: must be sold
Joseph Eretchmann, II n. Twelfth
CONTENTS Of three-room fiat: newly fur
nlshed. Inquire millinery store. lG5s 5. JeffeT-
son ave.
FIFTY base-burrsers. IS cook stoves 80 heat
Ing stoves and % ranges: left On storage: with
IN % days ss52 Easton ave
-FOUR heating stoves: good as new. cheap;
cash: no dealers. It j. Republic.
FURNITURE OF six-room fat, complete: bar
Eain; West End: best neighborhood. AZ 10,
Republic.
FURNISHED. steam-heated 4-room fat: go
cash: balance easy: neat. clean. fine Durham,
$40 n Owing ave, third floor
HANDSOME solid cherry beveled mirror han
tree: very cheap $50 East0n ave
HARD-COAL base-burner. handsomely nick
elsd. nearly new: cost sec; sell cheap SIS Eas-
ton ave.
ONE bedroom suite. wardrobe and ether
pieces. at a bargaln. 2a25 Dickson.
ONE Bucks range. two Administer rugs, lot
Iron beds and other furniture: good a. new;
from storage cash CT tine. New York Storage
Co., H2Is Wash st
OLD antique mahogany and rosewood furni-
ture antiques. curiOs OLD brasses. pewter en-
cravings, paintinEss wholesale CT retail. A
Cay Co. ss5s Flnney.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

~->-~~>-->>
BROADWAY. al--Nlccly furulEhcd ruosl. vita
without HnnrG. eur rurga
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
MACHINERY FOR SALE


AUTOMATIC enEine: s-foot boiler; new Focts
ulan-Lagher; S-foot- t91T Cote Briiiants-
CALL and see US for betting snafting, pull
leyE engines. Boilers tanks, heaters. radiators.
forEea, unvilH. wire rope. anything IN the
new and secondhand machinery line. St Louis
Betting and supply Co.. sos S. Fourth St
DlNAAiOS aad motors. all styles and volt
ages; FOR sale OF rent: buy electrical ma
chinery. RosSit -AIacCovern Electrical co.
Tel li6 Main. SOC Mlssouri Trust building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

GRAND 5s02 N.-EieEant i6 rooms: rent
water: removing ashes. ESQ. Apply $40
PAGE Boulevard f93s-Nine rooms with fur-
mace and all couveuiences. references. Apply
r1FT Ridge
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09


CARPET CLEANING.
Ss~NSs~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~N~~
ACMB steam carpet cleaning. 90 yard tsiS
Eazton- phone kinloch d 3i52
CHICAGO Steam CARPET Cleaning CO.. W. ~
MCCOurtuey. &Er- Carpets renovated TO look
Ike new Ltn1ell l139- Kin Il ISL Ss9 Finnsy.
EMPIRE Steam carpet Cleaning Co.-Carpets
taken Up. cleaned. made over and laid; best work
lowest prices. - Lucas: BeEumont 70: c ss6
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Special attention 20 altering, sewing. relayinE
Ezston and PendleJun ayss. Lin g74AI; Del 20
WALL PAPER
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ZEHNER & CO. ls5o PaPin st-Pape- hang
est rate. satisfaction guaranteed: send postal
FOR sALE-IIsCEILANEo
@ "-----~>S~-~-s-SSNs
A LADIES, red talloT-ulads Jacket; bust SS.
~ -. Republic-
ALL KINDS Of weIsbach IiEhts and supplies:
good nantes. loc each: for zSc: ccndon Bros.
BCTCHEsRsy sIn0kehoaSe aiso ssnsars Et1fI-
er: give price ana size. AZ g. Republic
BUY paints. glass. ysrnishss from Great
western saiut and Color Co.; sherwin- VIII
james Dufty. lls \. Ninth st kinloch Asa
CHEAP; Shannon aliHg cabinet: almost new
l9l4 Fulierten building
GOAL = Solliasyiils; lump, sI59 ton. delly-
1sAAlAGAA NNa-A Ns-s 80 -
COAL-Dorr's high-gTade i5o per busheI de-
4iNered Edward Dorr. NiS Market 81 Phone
GREAT bargains: new and seoonahand cloth
Ing. SIMPLE hats and shoes: special wholesale
price 10 country merchants. Gordon. SOs Nor
gan ST
HEAT your room while your Fas burns; both
llght ana heat At same cost Standard Tool
Co. IS y. sixth.
LIMESTONE Bourbon; direct from Blue
Grass Distlllery; IN sases- Blatterman, ~ s
LOADED shells; TO- Z. u. IS gaaee; new nv
al Winchester, " NJ c. and Austin: black
and smokeless: l0-gauge. &c a box STANDARD
MEDART'S pawnbrokers' stocks and Cihor
bankrIpt stocks az ucsi1n. 81 Franklin
PAINTS at NIeman Bros: oil. sc: tur2entins
tic: lead. SC 70 6i-c: glass, varnshes, etc: get
prices lsli Park ave, sidney Is n: c ls52-
STEREOPTICON: an oxy. hyd stertopticon
with following illustrated songs: Hello. Cen
tral'': Paint Ne a Picture OF the Old Fire
side.'' Just Set a Light The Blue and
Gray etc: ali fnely ool6red: prics 40 AZ
u. Republic.
STOVE repairs for any oId s.oye. For
shaw" III y Twelfth ST Kinl0ch c 81
TYPEWRITER desk and No. : smith: ussd
only few months l9l4 Fullertnn building.
YOUR shoes repaired while you wait. Arneri-
can shoe Repairing Co. Z155 Market. Mems
half soles. &c: rubbe- heels. &c: open evenlnEs
enAI Anthracite at reduced prices: both
SSHL phones NJ Cohen. I'D and Gratiot-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

%. statL0aeEy. &c. 90 70 75i Market 81
NANIED-To correspond with book trade ali
oves the country: latest fiction laid IN Missis-
slppl Valley lowest prices and ccnEignmeuts
Al-ress the Reverend ". L Anderson. Box z.
GUutlwu. Miss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

WINDSOR Place. 1s6f-Rooms and board for
one or two gentlemen who appreciate good
home cooking: quiet hJules convenient TO threo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CHANDELIERS !Rs.isE RsIHs ss;.; sss .u-
A GREAT BARGAIN.

52Ii9ss it2S1 = NC. co. ~ LUCAS AVE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

SttuAus new warehouse Grand and La.
clede FOR safekeepinE OF furniture pianos trI-nkh
valuabies. boxes. etc: strictly hrst-cass moving
packing. shipping. etc. Our FIRE insurance the
lowest Money advanced. Ship goods our care.
Estimates free. Get our rates. Both phones ms
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

AAAAI-I 90 cards. 75c: buIhesGs noteheats,
envelopes, S-e5 McGnl & Co. II y. Eleventh
-RESE EENr Printing Co. 81 y. Fourth 81
Fine work. iai- prices: send for samples.
EIERMAcSN BROS Printers "a Pine. so
Gnc commercial work a specially. Kin. lgsoA-
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
BARLEY.

Doctors Brown and Hathorn visited Indian
ola, Wednesday.
B. G.. Gossard of McCook was calling in Bart
ley, Tuesday evening.
VIII Flint is identifying his mothers resi-
dence with a coat of fresh paint.
The programs are out for the graduating class
of our school. They are very artistic.
DR.. John Arbogast came in from Omaha, this
week, where he had been attending medical col
lege.
at Gas City, Kansas, where he has a position as
railroad agent.
The streets of our village are being much i'm
proved by the use of a road grader. The grader
is drawn by an engine.
Mr.. Sipe's baby swallowed a pin, this week,
and the parents are g~rieving for fear the result
may be very injurious.
The meetings at the Christian church have
been quite interesting. Up to this writing eight
young ladies and one young gentleman have
united with the church.
The beets planted on sandy bottom ground
are not doing we'll. the wind and rain greatly
iniuring them. Those planted on the second
bottom are looking nicely and are now being
cultivated.
The doctors of Red Willow and adjoining
counties will meet in BARLEY, this week. We
presume they are going to organize a union, as
that is all the style now. They will likely go on
a strike about the time ~cucumbers are edible.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
Best Offer Ever Made.

The MCCooK TRIBUNE has succeeded
in getting the special clubbing price
from the publishers of the Nebraska
Farmer, n of the best they have ever
made, and during the past two months a
good many have taken advantage of this
offer and are well pleased with it. We
have had the time extended for this
offer, believing that many more would
like to take advantage of it before it is
withdrawn.
For Sl.25 we can send you the Ne
braska Farmer and The MCCooK
TRIBUNE both for one full year, and
worth $500. The Nebraska Farmer is
the leading general farm and live stock
journal of the west. 1t prints from "a
to 40 pages each week, is we'll known
and well liked, having been established
since 1869. Its publishers are practical
and experienced men, who are now and
have been for thirty years extensively
engaged in farming and stock raising in
Nebraska and know from experience the
needs and conditions applicable to the
west. 1t is a journal for the farmers by
farmers. No other farm paper can fill
its place or be so helpful to the farmers of
the west. 1t is contributed to by all the
leading agricultural writers and expert
mentors of the west and at our special
club price should be taken by everyone.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
Subsidies 60 Support Art.

The government of Bavaria has
voted a considerable SUM for the main
tenance of art institutions throughout
the kingdom during the coming year.
The allowances for the purchase of
paintings and their preservation is
particularly liberal. The various art
Institutes in Munich receive handsome
subsidies and the Germanic museum
in Nuremberg gets an increased allow
ance. Various other institutions have
been voted large amounts for repairs
and maintenance. These art allow
ances in all reach s.10s.163 marks
(S739, 741).-Emil Henzel. in Chicago
UanorH
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
SUERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
District Court of Red Willow county, Nebraska,
under a decree in an action wherein Samuel c..
King is plaintiff and Richard NJ. Williams and
Kate i. Williams are defendants, to me directed
and delivered, L shall offer at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the east door Of the
court house in McCoOk, Red Willow county.
Nebraska, on the 22nd day of June, 1903. at the
hour of 1 o'clock p. m, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter of section q. in township
2, north, in range 20, in Red Willow county: The
Red Willow county; the east half of the south.
east quarter of section 20, in township 2. north,
in range 30, in Red Willow county: the west
half of the southeast quarter of section ~. IN
township 2, north, range 80, in Red Willow
county. Nebraska. L e.
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1903.
A. c. CRABTREE. Sheriff.
w. R. STARR. Attorney. 5-22-5ts
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
EVANSVILLE.

G. F. Elliott and Ira have finished
listing corn.
Fair weather nowadays and the grass
and grain are responding.
Mrs. William Relph is visiting her
daughter neal Eustis, Nebraska.
Mrs. w. Fl. Hartman, Jessie and Glen
were visitors at Banksville the Goth inst.
j. HI. Relph and wife are the happy
parents of another son to swell the Re-
publican ranks.
Mrs. w. E. Knobbs is visiting since
Saturday, at BanksvilIe, before going to
Pueblo, Colorado.
A. Wesch, Joe Wesch. A. Peters, A.
Weeks and G.. F. Elliott have bought
cream separators recently.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
A Startling Test,

To save a life DR.. T. G.. Merritt OF
North Mehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure. He
writes, "a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcer
alton of the stomach. had often found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute stom-
ache and liver troubles so [ prescribed
them. The patient gained from the
first and has not had an attack in Ia
months" Electric Bitters are post
lively guaranteed for dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and kidney troubles.
Try them. Only SOC at A. McMillen's.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1903-05-22
Mistakes Made at the Mint.

John Erhard of Philadelphia has a
coin dated 1891, which has a head en-
either side. showing that mistakes are
made even 1T the mint. Every fin
ished coin passes through the hands CT
a great many experts, and there Is lit
tie chance Of an irlpe"fec. piece escap-
ing this scrutiny. There are sail to
be many Of them in circulation. how
ever. No particular value is attached
to the coins outside o. their rarity al
curiOsities.