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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-31

Mrs. Rialto Weatherford has
arrived from Harrisburg for visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Horning.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
EXCITING RUNAWAY. No Damage Resulted But There Were
 Narrow Escapes.

Saturday afternoon there was run
 away here that for a moment threat
 ened dire disaster upon several rigs
 tied along Main street and the front of one business block. A team of young horses hitched to lumber wagon and belonging to Ira S3ylor, were tied in front of Ryders lumber yard. In some unknown manner they broke loose and started down Main street, going north. Several attempts were made to stop them but to no avail and in the course of their rapid flight they narrowly missed several rigs standing in the way. At Good wins corner they were turned east. and ran across the vacant lot west of Lukin's store and through camp of Indians, little more than missing sev- eral of their wagons and scattering the redskins right and left. The team then turned west again and were headed straight for the Curry building when they were seen approaching by Postmaster Hodnett, who at once made an effort to turn them. That was probably all that saved serious damage to the front of the building, fer they likely would have failed to make the turn of their own accord. they were going at such a rate. As J.
 was they caught on the posts in front
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

quick insight that has characterized
 their business here, they saw a good
 opportunity to enlarge their scope and taking prompt advantage Of it secured
 the complete control of the business in which heretofore they had only held a share.
 They trust, Of course, that their new venture will meet with success equal or even greater than the business that one of them entered here five years ago, being joined a couple of years later by his brother. In a way, their growth here has been remarkable. John Hyder started the business on a
 small scale but it was enlarged rap idly and the care of it soon required
 the help of his brother, wno joined him in. the enterprise. Since that time it has been a case of rapid and successful advancement until at the present time the firm enjoys a busi- ness second to none in Tempe. The brothers have a reputation for an hon est business policy and square deal- ing that no doubt is in a measure re- sponsible for their advancement in the business world. The Republican nat Urally claims a hand in the affair, for in the last two years this firm has done more advertising in this paper than any other business firm on the
 south side. They have learned the value of advertising through the medium of a good paper, like The Republican, and they have kept at it continually, hence their success.
 Should Tempe people ever have oc- casion to patronize their Wickenburg business, they may be assured of the same liberal and considerate treat ment there that has always been ex- l tended to their patrons here.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
AN ENTERPRlsING FIRM.
Hyder Bros. Secure Full Control Of a
 Wickenburs Business.

Readers of this paper perhaps mo-
 ticed a few days ago in the transcript of records published, the fact that q sale of property had been made by J. F. lilly, of Wickenburg to John T. Hyder and a similar piece had been
 sold by the same party to Kelly T. Hyder. Residents of Tempe may have thought at the time that Hyder Bros. intended going into business in the mining town and maybe would leave nere and they wondered why, for it is known that the firm is and has been
 doing a splendid business here for a long time. The facts of the case are as follows. For several years past Hyder Bros. have owned an interest in a livery and feed stable conducted in Wickenburg by MT. Tilly, who owned the balance of the business. The rec ords of sale of the property shows only the sale of real estate, but they have really purchased not only MT. Tilly's interest in the land on which the stable and yard stands, but all of his interest in the business and the whole thing, and in the future will be run by them, their brother, Chas. Hyder, having charge of the business for them. Hence 1t does not mean that either of the brothers are going to leave Tempe, but rather with the
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mac Browning and wife and Fl S Schaulis and wife drove to Mesa yet terday afternoon.
 The home of Rev. and Mrs. J. VI. Rowland was gladdened yeste-Ja, morning by the arrival of a baby g.r Mother and daughter are doiug nice'..
 Mrs. Ellen Harris received Saruri1.- payment in full, S3.0OO on her hus- bands life insurance policy Ia tl WoOdmen of the World. The payleu. was made just ten days as,er ts death proof mad been sent In.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
AUTOMOBlLE sTAIIEp

A party of young people came ov-e from Phoenix yesterday morning ta ea automobile, but crossing the river. stone had the effect of rrining a t-r. and they had to send for another .s Phoenix. It arrived in the early aft-r- noon and with the aid Of au emplcg Of the A. H. & V. company. it v v.r promptly adjusted and the party c,a- tinued on their way.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
FOR RENT.

3 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping on Y. Third avenue, S-1 per month.
 3 well furnished rooms with all mol ern cOnveniences on V. Second St. fes per month.
 rooms well furnished with gas zrf wood stoves on \. Fifth avenue. tsa per month.
 rooms nicely furnished for Mgat housekeeping on Grand avenue car liue $15.OO.
 3 rooms furnished for Sl2-5o on South Second avenue.
 3 rooms furnished for sl5 on S. First avenue.
 room furnished house close in tso. room furnished house close In. G.5. room furnished house In Capitol ad- dition. $75. Nicely furnished rooms ia su fsFs- of the city ranging from SIC to s19 Der month. Furnished rooms for ligh: housskrei,- ing in all parts Of the city ranging from s1O and up.
 FOR SALE.
 Small house and two lots for S35o. 3 room adobe and lot for S15o. room house and lot for S45o. room house in Churchill addition for s125O. 5 room house on Lincoln street. Sleeo 1 easy terms g room house in Churchill addlt.on S225O. 9 room house in Capitol addition S2ooO. S NE PECKA BROTHERS Phone Red sof. SIP w. Washington St Phoenix. Arir.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

WANTID-100 fat turkeys. E. Olsen, s. Seventh ave. Phone Main 322 ALICE LAWSON. healer and psychic life reader. Fees $100. IA East Adams St, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
 Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup las len used for children teething It sOothes tis child, softens the gums. ailaS- all T.iin. for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bostle
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
TEMPE

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

of the building and came to a ston there. doing no damage whatever t1 the rig or horses.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

J. F. Sturgeon will receive at the stock yards at Tempe all the fat hogs for sale on Tuesday, Nov. 21.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
YOUR GAME

If taken to Turner's American kitchen will be prepared and served in a ne1-. appetizing way.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
Miscellaneous Wa nss

Miscellaneous Wa nts WANTED-To buy a light spring wa sOn, also 3 large burros. Call HAS w. Fillmore, off Grand avenue. WANTED-Roller top desk with re- volving chair. Address Desk, care Republican.
 NOTICE-To lovers of truthful and wholesome books are requested to carefully examine the copies that our legally authorized agent will show you when he calls in the next few days. American Educational Unior, Chicago, III.
 WANTED-A light weight horse or large pony. Must be cheap and gentle. TOT s. Center St. WANTED-Horse and runabout, req sonable price. Apply in person, let ter or phone pr. F. A. Stafford. Clayson's ranch.
 WANTEIi-Parties to bid On excavat- ing and tunncling fo- pumping plant near Phoeni:. Address T Wilfred Broomell, P. O. Box 1O31. City. WANTED-About $500 residence, north side, or partly improved few acres on outskirts in exchange for unimproved acres, north. Address C c, Republican.
 wANTED-Butcher, sheep man, cat tie man and any other man to know that we are doing business in Phoe- nix and we will pay to you the high est prices for your country hides, peIts, wool, etc. If you have any hides on hand and you have no time to ship please write us and our buyer will call on you the next day. Kauf- man. Davidson & Co.,, successors to M. Rosenberg Co.,, Phoenix. ,OOO at once, on or be- fore three years at SGo. Address P. O. Box 505.
 WANTED-100 fat turkeys. E. Olsen, s. Seventh ave. Phone Main 322. ALICE LAWSON, healer and psychic life reader. Fees $1.00. IA East Adams St, Phoenix.
 DRESSMAKING at 422 W. Buchanan MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St., corner of Third St
 MISS M. FINLEY, the dressmaker, Al w. Washington Street, is talk ing orders for the Manhattan Gar 1 ment company of New York. custom made suits, coats and skirts and will be pleased to show styles and sam 1 ples Perfect fit and finish Guaran teed.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
Situations Wanted

YOUNG MAN-HaVing one year s work in a law college, desires po- sition as clorll in a law office, where he can finish reading law. Address Lock Box S1. Phoenix. WANTED-By energetic young wom- an, some kind out of door work on ranch. Address 22, this office. WANTED-Japanese boys wish posi- tions as cook or help, have good ex- perience. Address 103 Jackson St. Japanese club,
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

DRESS MAKING Shirt waists, etc, in eyelet-embroidery by Mrs. M. E.. Thompson at The Doris, 32 South Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

MONEY to loan by private party, first
 mortgage, city property. 79o, $1500 Or less. Address w Y, P. O. Box 951.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
Fer 6 ale

bIG AOC11ON-We euneSuay, l: oO D. m at our sales room, we will sell dress CTS, commodes, bed room suites, wardrobe, book case, chairs, rockers, box mattresses, cook stove, sewing machine, heating stove, folding bed. etc. Hammond and George, auction eers.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

Stauffer, phone County P. FOR SALE-SO acre ranch, well locat- ed, good house. Cheap and terms to suit purchaser. J. L. Irwin, II N. First avenue.
 FOR SALE-New brick house, below cost. owner leaving. J. L. Irwin, II N. First avenue.
 FOR SALE-A good family surrey with harness and a single buggy with harness. Parties will sell at a low figure as they are going to leave town. Call at Phil Ensigns stable, on First street and Adams. FOR SALE-Before leaving shortly, will sell 6O-ace ranch. L. B. Johnson R. F. D.. No 2.
 FOR SALE-A positive sacrifice of small ranch, horses, machinery about forty head cattle on best range in Tonto basin, just above high wa ter line of reservoir in Tonto basin. See M. J. Tilly at 522 N. Third St., Phoenix, today Sunday; Alhambra hotel, Mesa, until o'clock a. m. Mon day or at U. s. R. s. headquarters Roosevelt, Wednesday and Thursday. M. J. Tilly U. $. R. S., Fort Lara mic, Wyoming.
 FOR SALE-A modern six room brick residence with all conveniences at S20 N. First avenue, 125 foot front age, large rose garden, fruit and shade trees. Stable and carriage house. Price moderate. FOR SALE-The Virginia house (44 $. Center St, beautiful large outside rooms. modern improved, papered. painted and house cleaned, furniture good as new, cheap rent, good lease, fine location, busy season just com ing on. Un25!e to do work with in- jured limb, cause of sale. Terms cash.
 FOR SALE-Two desirable lots on Seventh street. near car line and town ditch. Excellent neighborhood. PLENTY of old papers for sale now at the Republican office. FOR SALE-The "Oya" lunch counter, restaurant outfit, buildings, business and good will. Address J. J. Maxie, Kelvin, Arizona.
 FOR SALE-Six well built tent houses, complete with fly. A bargain. Dor ris & Heyman Furniture CO. FOR SALE-DistIlled water. Light ming Delivery.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

SITUATION WANTED-Young man, good draftsman and good clerk, de- sires work of either kind and will consider any offer. Address c. A. Jacobi, Gen. Del, postofflce.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20
Board and Rooms

 NICE housekeeping or single rooms, with or without board. Also with housekeeping privileges. 316 North Fifth St.
 IF EMBELLISHMENTS will furnish provisions, will cook, furnish rooms, wash and iron for 5000 per month. Emma A. Clo'-~'-~- Casa Grande Arizona.
 FURNISHED HOUSE-Nice house keeping or single rooms, with or without board. Also with housekeep- ing privileges. 316 N. Fifth St. FURNISHED ROOMS-For lodging and housekeeping. No tuberculosis. 347 N. Fourth avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS with board; use of bath, in Brilrs addition, on car line. Also new tents for rent. 901 Pierce St.
 PRIVATE BOARD-Pleasant room with bath and electric light. Use of piano and horse and surrey. Plenty of milk and eggs. Man and wife pre- ferred. 91S F. Van Buren St. DESIRABLE rooms, single or en suite, with fine table board at Sixth Ave nue hotel. Corner Sixth avenue and <Aud-tlS. h1IS V. AelSO, pIOpIle- tress.
 DESIRABLE room in new house, with or without board. 36S N. First ave. STRICTLY first class private board and rooms. Single or ensuite fur nishings, new with all modern con- veniences. No consumptives taken. Most desirable location in city. Din ing room opens Nov. 15. Will be pleased to show our accommodations. 356 North Fourth avenue. Telephone Black 1434
 WANTED-FoUry young men to board and room at six dollars per week or twenty-five dollars per month. One mile north of Five Points. Mrs. Opie.
 ROOMS with board at Grants ranch, near street cars. Shingle or can vas roof tents. Table first class. Also tents for light housekeeping. First house east of Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

NICE housekeeping or single rooms, with or without board. Also with housekeeping privileges. 316 North Fifth St.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-20

IF HEALTHSEEKERS will furnish provisions, I will cook, furnish rooms, wash and iron for $10.O0 per month. Emma A. Clo'-~'--- Casa Grande Arizona
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

(Jortfsbuns foIst.)
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
Recent Farm Sales.

S. II. Swain. District Manager for the
<. A. Strout Farm Agency OF New York
and Boston reports the following recent
sales ir Guiding the Sherman II. Williams
farm 10 Cornville to Elizabeth EIdrdge
OF Brockton, Mass. the L. B. Trafton
farm In Athens to Henry Pearson OF
| Patterson, n. j. the Carrie Lallev farm
IN Skowhegan TO A. r. Swift OF Matts-
poisett, Mass. the S. A. Gilman farm In
Norridgewock to Joseph Barnes Of Bos-
ton, Mass; the Geo. B. Cuglar farm in
Madison to Geo. Reynolds OF Skowhe-
gan, Me; the Geo. Bxby farm In Har.
mony to Walter Ordwsy and Joseph
Viles OF Skowhegan, Me-. the William
Blunt farm in Skowhegan to Robert
Young OF ST. George, Can.; the VIM. <.
Dainton farm in Skowhegan to Harry
Austin of Skowhegan, Me-; the Ben
Flanders farm In Hartland to E. B.
DumphY of Massasoit, Mass. the Holmes
farm In Cornville to james Treat of La
mar, Mo-; the Willie P. Crawford farm
in Brighton TO Geo. Goodboo of Butte,
Mont. the Fl. l.. Jackson farm In Skow-
hogan to Parker Sanborn of Skowhegan,
Me-; the NJ. E. McKelvy farm In Corn
vile to Edward Riedon of New York
City; the Sarah Z. Thompson farm in
Solon to G.. L. Macklene of West Vlr-
ginia; the <. G. Roberts farm in Show
hogan to w. E. Dainton Of Manchester,
n. H.; the d. S. Tozier farm In Brigh-
ton to Lewis 5chley of New York City /;
the j. G. Cover farm in Hartlsnd to Sea-
more Burch of New York City; the saw
mill at Athens to Roger Brooks of Easton,
Me-; the Virginia Nye farm In Canaan
to j. q. Cover of Hartland, Me-; the j.
D. Hutchinson farm in Athens to Rev.
b. H. johnson of Ft. Ann, N. Y; the j.
c. Jennings farm In Skowhegan to A. S.
Hilton of Sandy Bay, Me-. the NJ. E.
Hall farm in New Vineyard to F, Den-
nett of So. Portland, Me-; the Arie NJ.
Carr farm in Cornvile to Mrs. Shambler
of st. George, Can; the Chas. Chase
farm in Skowhegan to o. G. Ram of
Easton, Me-; the Perley Ames farm in
Skowhegan to E. B. Gritfing of Roslyn,
New York.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
Library Matters.

The inventory of the books at the Pub
lie Library has been completed. The
Library has now 11,797 books and 5,0s9
pamphlets.
Books missing %: Fiction s, Miseel-
laneous IA. Among them being pock-
ct Encly lyclopedia, pocket French and
English Dictionary, Latin Bible, Diction-
sry of Electrical Terms, Letters of a
Self-made Merchant to His Son, Quo
Vadis, American Wit and Humor, Jap
anese Physical Culture, Animal Life,
Insects, How to Catch Them.
LIBRARIAN
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
important.

Subscribers should bear in mind that
they are entitled to votes for all pay
ments made on subscription to the RE-
PORTER, which they can fill out for the
candidate of their choice in the Quaker
Range contest, full particulars of which
are given in the advertisement on page
six of this issue. Be sure to call for
same when making payment or remit.
ting by mail.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
TRADE LOCALS.

Paris green, hellebore and blue vitriol
at Bueknams.
Sticky ard poison fly paper at Fogg's
drug store.
Palmer & Co. have added TO their force
an expert in the horse.shoeing line and
are now better prepared than ever to at
tend to this class of work.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
OGo.

St. Albans-July Is. Miss Fannie jenkins,
aged 40 years.
st. Albans-July 10, Alma wilkins, aged 10
years.
Winooski, Vt July 90, Leon L. Gordon, aged
~ years.
Woodleaf, Cal.-July l3, c. b. Townsend, for
merly OF Pleaeant Ridge, aged 81 years.
Winthro p, Me.-July s5, r. W. Gulifer aged
II years and months.
Beol' wis.-June 29. Chas. {. Hilton, aged
So years.
Athens-July %, Ina, wife OF Benjamin Cay
ford. aged about % years.
Solon-1uly 27 Seth Moore. aged 7s years.
Bangor, Me.-July 27, Morrill, Adams.
Westbrook, Me.-July 81, Charles Lord, for
merly OF Athens.
Norrdgewock-July 80, Mrs Samantha Hill
ton Jones, aged Sc years.
Norrdgewock- /, Mrs Angie L. Wal
ton, aged 50 years.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
MAR RTE D,

Skowhegan-July 2s, by the Rev. George Mer-
rian, Mr.. len l. Macklen o. Solon and Miss
Grace May Perks OF Pike. N. Y.
sKowhegan-July "a. by the Rev. A. O. La
cfoix, Mr.. william Bresette and Miss Rosia NJ
Paradis, both of Skowhegsn.
Skowhegsn-July "a, by the Rev. Father La
croix, Mr.. Richard Blanchette md Miss Annie
Groder, both of Skowhegan.
skowhegan-July 20. by the Rev. George
Merriam, Mr.. Ern st Tatro and Mrs. Angelia
Chamberlain.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
aEw ADVERTISER

xyanted-Geo. H. Olows.
lnu Line-Geo Simpson.
Curiosity Shop-F. NJ. Kinds.
4onse for Sale-Maud Kellet.
pemnant Sale-W. p. Ordway.
c Judkins
sale Continued-D. ?. Judkins.
posd Petitions w. T. Seekins.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pulp Co.
ron oadours Lakewood Theater.
tIorse for Sale-Chsrles Verganni.
Hose powders--A. W. Gray & Son.
pyoposals for Bids-Somerset County.
Torreot English-Josephine I. Baker.
snecialists- -Drs. r. A. & j. A. Greene.
Iibel ior Divoree-Mary e. Worthing
Wanted-New England Construction Co.
Petition for Discharge-James y. Hewey.
Notice of fForeclosure-Emma II. Dunton.
r. Comfortable-Sk Skowhegan Electric Light Co
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
BORN.

Jackman-July %, to the wife of Joe Gilbert,
a son.
skowhegan-July II. to the wife of Willie
Laney, a daughter.
skowhegan-July 49, to the wife of Lucas
Graf, daughter.
skowhegsn-July 20, to the wife of Henry
Kirkland, a daughter.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03

The Bassett Studio will be closed from
Aug. 6 to II, during my absence to the
photographers convention at Boston.
H. c. BAssETT.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
Remnants.

Remnants of best Prints, Sc a yard.
Remnants of sc Lawns, &c I'D.
Remnants and odd pieces of best 124c
Lawns and Dimities, &c yd.
Remnants and odd pieces of loo, 124c,
l5c and 25c Ginghams, 7o yd.
Remnants of SC Percales &c yd.
Remnants of l24c Percales, Sc a yd.
Remnants and odd pieces 12tc Shirt
Waist Sutings, &c a I'D.
Remnants and odd pieces zoe and 25c
shirt Waist Suitings, 124c yd.
All our Remnants of Wool Dress
Goods, Mohairs, Flannels and Broad
cloths at Half Price. 25c ones at 124c;
SOC ones at Csc; Toe ones at size; 81 90
ones at SOC.
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