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LEGAL NOTICES.

as Capital Hnl and blocks 81 aad 5S In
hat subdivision OF the city Of Guthrie
known as East Guth io. ANA bounded as
follows to-wit From tho center of Elm
street on the west TO tho vnter Of Park
street ON the east and rom the center
OF HJr isou avenue on ia north 90 the
ccnte- of Villas avenue on the South
Sec g That "a lateral COVER is hereby
ordered constructed in 'oid dist-ict boz
ginning a, q point ON tV west line OF
Elm street and ctnter OF block so II. @.
said sewer Co run east ana west through
blocks 81 ANA 5S East Guth-lc and G. and.
63 Capital luu TO poi, ON the wcs.
line of Park street and center OF BLOCK
G. Capital Iil. said Sewer TO be CON
structed OF eight (s) inch vornod Gle
pipe
Sec g. That the city engineer be and
he is hereby instructed to prepare soc-
uons, proAles aad specifications OF such
lateral sewer ana submit the same 10
the mayor and city council together with
the complete estimate OF me costs of the
samc at i.s next regular meeting or any
special meeting called for that 9u-2ose
Sec. g. That when such sections, pro-
filed with the city council as aforesai l.
the city clerk be and he l' hereby au'h-
o-lzcd and instructed to advertise for
bids for the construction Of said lateral
sewer and the said advertisement. must
conform TO the requirements In Ordi-
nance No. $50 entitled IAN Ordinance
Ordering the Construction Of Section one
Of the Main Sewers OF Gu hrie, o. IT,,
said bids to be opened In the presence Of
the city council dt It's next regular meet
ing or at any special me ting called for
thai purpose.
Sec g. That this ordnance shall take
effect and be in force fr mand after its
passage. approval and publication.
Pas ed this the 18th day of October.
1906.
Approved this the 18TH day OF Octobe-.
1906
(SEAL) JOHN W. Duke. Mayor
Attest. f. SEGNAs, city Clerk
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LEGAL Norlcss.
First Published IN Guthrie Leader oct.
20. Ig06l


An Ordinance establishing the ade of
Manu- avenue from Am Street TO 12th
street, Logan avenue nom fth Street
60 ifth Street. Washington avenue. from
SIN Street to 14th Street; D-cXal Boule-
ward. from Wornc- avenue 90 Harrison
avenues Warmer avouue. from Walnut
street to Capital Bouiea,d
BE 1r ORDAINED by THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCuMEN or THE
CITY or GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
TERRITORY
Section T. That tho grade line of .ho
center lire OF Nansu- avenue. from 4ta
Street 90 18th Street ana the sidewalk
upon .he north and south sides thereof
bee ana the -'me is hereby established
az follows. o-wit:
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An Ordinance creaflng Sewer District
40 90 in the Cty of GUN ie o. ~. and
establishing District sewer therein
BG IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCmMEN or THE CITY
OF GUTHRIE, o. IT,:
Section J. That Sewer Disilct 40 81
of the city of Guthrie. q. ~ ia deemed
necessary FOR sanitary 2up9scs4Sgd q
same Il hereby created s-n-1 y 80
b. composed or - TO-
wit Hi0cp that
subdiv ao~u
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REFORMATION WANTED.

The Undersigned administatos OF the
estate OF c. r. Dunn, deceased, desires
to learn ;iIe Whereabouts " BENJAMIN F.
Craghead a son OF the late William
C-aghead Of Galway County Missouri.
Ben r. Csaghead is now 3i o. 35 years
ola. and when last heard from. in 1897 or
1898 was on railroad construction wo X
IN either Oklahoma or tde indian Terri
tory r. J.. ROBINSON. admr. Toy.
Missouri. oct 10. 1906.
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WANTED: FIRsTcLAss TRAVELLING
SALESMAN TO REPRESENT US IN
OKLAHOMA. NONE BUT THOSE BAV-
ING AN ESTABLISHED TRADE NEED
APPLY. ADDRESS FER OMAN D
WEsrHEImER & SONS, ST. JOSEPH,
MO-"
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Was It YOU who asked a friend the
other day if he knew Of q good boarding
house2 II you are the rpan there Is
something 20 interest you in the want
ads today
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sist District
W. S Cade. shawnee; Req
w. B. CrOssau. Shawnee. Ind
Charles c Matttson, Shawnee, Soc.
James n Maxey shawneo Dem.
s2nd District
Isaac D. Liuleteton. Eafiboro. Dem
William *. Anthony. Shawnee; Soc
Charles w. Miller Teoumsea. Rsn
s3rd District,
r.. G. Wyatt Wauc.te. Doa.
w. Pagett, Romuus; Soc
Chas. G.. Chapel Asher Rep.
s4th District.
J. buchanan. NoTman Dem.
II. X, Everetto. Lexington. Non Par.
W. r. Roselno. Noble; Soc
s5th District.
J. r. Martin. Piedmont; Dem.
V. Ruckcrs. Okarchei Rep.
9eth District.
John Carney. El Rene Dem
J p. Johnst n. Walnut twp Rep.
G. r. Wilson, Calumet; Soc.
s7th District.
NJ. J Kane Kinshcher. Dem.
J. II. Parker Klngnsner twp. Rep.
asth District.
Is. }. Russom. Okecnc: Rep.
John L. Tong wa,onga Soc
Thad - Rice, HitchcocF Dem
seth District.
Charles @ Fisher. Ilm,on Dem
Harry G.. Levy Hydro, Rep.
10th District.
Henry Kelley Mluco; Dem.
William %. Watson Anadarko. Rep.
Edward l.. stevens, Grac-monti soc.
4tst District.
Chos y. Bowers Cement Dem
B r. Hartmann Ft Cobb; ROD.
42nd District.
Hymen o. Tencr, Tologa: Dem.
W. r Myers Lcnora, Rep
=. - Mckenzie. Lenom. soc.
4srd District.
omar Il. Will Grand; Rep.
David Ilagg Grand; Demo.
18th District
w s. Deailng. Thomas. Dem
s ID. Porter Ara3ohoo. Soc
stephen d. Gnbr@th, Arapahoo, Rep
James Nail, Custer city. Ind
45th District
j R. Harrison sayro; Dem.
4. S. Wilson, sweetwater. Rep.
Frank Winters Berlin Soc.
46th District.
f. E, Herrcs. Busch Dem
r. l.. Payne. Foss; Rep
q r. Patterson, ELK city. soc.
47th District.
j H. Anderson. Wcatherford Rep.
T.. E Bryant, Gotebo; Dem
Floyd Wheeler. Cordell; Soc.
4sth District
J s. Savage. Mcknight Dem
4yth District
Luke Roberts Olustoc: Dem
5oth District.
C w Briggs Granite. straight pem.
w r. Bailey Lone Wolf. Rep
w j. CandlH. Hobart Dem.
5tst District.
w r. Buuks. Hess: Dem.
II. S McCorvIn, snyder Rep
52nd District.
Ed r. Stringer, Otto creeS twp; Rep.
James - Tosh Roosevelt. Dem.
j. ~ jarvis Komalty; Soc.
53rd District.
J. NJ Jcnords. Elgin; Rep
VIM II Edley Fletcher; Dem.
s4th District
John McCarr, Frederick; Dem.
James a. Donnely. Cache; Ind.
55th District.
c. s. Brown NARROW: Rep.
c. NJ Tucker. Comauche. Dem.
DeMott PuEh TIdsung-. Soc.
56th District
j. J. Quarles. Fairfax. Dem.
d. c. salgars Hominy ana WIN.
Buck. PaWhuska. both SJc.
Isaac y. Taylor. Pawhuslln. and Franz
a. Denoya, Burbank; bo. Rep.
r. T. F1nney, Gray Hose; Req. Took
place Of Frank a. Denoya who resigned
from The raoe tn fayor of Finuev
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WHO THE CONSTITUTIONAL NOMINEES ARE
AND THEIR POLITICS. AND PosToFF lE
ADDRESSES.

tst District.
JAY pe Bwor Hooker. Rcp
I @. janos. Guyman. Demo.
John Shields Hooker Ind.
End District.
Fred G.. Tracy Beaver. Demo.
John w Savage Bcavct Rep.
a Macarthur. Beaver. Soc.
Bro District.
E r. Williams. stockholm Dem.
Thomas a, scibent. Supply. Rep.
9TH District.
j. r Dean. Woodward Dem
Homer T.. Concy Woodward: Rep.
9th District.
E- O. McCdnce. Mutual. DEM
Luther Foster. Curtis Rep.
9th District
George N. Blhy Alva Dom.
NJ ~ Woolcy Alva Soc.
w H. Conold. Alva. Rep.
9TH District.
John C. Majors Granton. Dem.
James l.. llcrghcy, Elmnt Rep
6th District
George w. Wood. Cherokee. Dem.
Nelson r. White, Goltry soc.
Fred W. Edwards Ingalls, Rep.
9th District.
u G.. Harmed. Ringwood; Dem
j. CooprIdcr, Ringwood; Rep
c. NJ Greenland, Rmrwood, Soc
Johh Armstrong. Mcno Ind
10th District.
William r. Hendricks wokita Dem.
j. Z. Becker Renfsow, Req
l.. A Weld clyle; Soc
itth District
Henry n TIomor Enid. Rep
C,'as. a. Pullman Enidi Demo.
James u frost. Enid Soc
18th District
Grant shoop. Iuntor Rep
j. a. Aldcrson Pond Creek Dom
i3th District
Charles T.. Moore Enid Dem.
David W. Eastman. EWd, Rep
18th District
Albert H. Ellis. Orlando. Dem
A. w Rcnshaw. Honnessey; Soc.
Chas. r. Meek, Douglas, Rep.
18th District
u. S. Roac. Blackwell Dem.
T. v Brock Bmckwon Rep
10th District.
j. f. King, Newklk: DEM
Thomas S smith, NewkIrlS Soc
r. T. Meizger Ponca city Rep
c. NJ Burnett Newkrk; Ind
t7th District.
Alfred n Boles. Morrison Rop.
Henry s. Johnston Perry Dem.
NJ G. Brown. Perry. Soc.
18th Dlstrlct.
Geo NJ Berry, Puwncc, Dem.
j. L. Morphis pawnCc; Rep.
w H. A. Williams pawuec Soc
tosh District.
E g. Newell Vast. Dem
j II Wright Ripley Rep.
w F Beldon Mcrrimoc Soc.
samuel j. Hlnchle. Clayton Ind.
2oth District.
r. H. Sullivan. Marcna, Dem
Alexander Evans saltwater. Soc
}. e. Safer. OF Stinwat"-, Rep.
2tst District.
r. r. Henson. North Oure, Rep.
@ B Rogers. Perkins. Dom.
Isaac O. Jacobs. Gage tw9 Soc.
22nd District
J. NJ Sondln Prague. Dem.
Edgar n. Sweet. MceRer Rep.
23rd District
Henry J.. Cloud, Welstol Rep
Thomas j. Jones Chandler Soc
j. b a. Robertson. Chandler, Dem
Path District,
Daniel Haradcn Woodland twp. Rep
a. b Holiday Mulhalli Rep.
W. L. Helton Marshall. Dem.
2sth District
Orvlle r Smith, Guthrie Dem.
Arden G.. Copeland. Guthrie; Soc
Henry T.. Asp. Guthrie Rep.
26th District.
Wayne Jenkins. Guthrie twp.; Rep
Gen j. G. Jamiron. Guthrie twp, Dem.
27th District.
A Moody Nir Den. Edmond; Ind.
w. r. s. Hunt, Oklahoma city Dem.
James Brown. Edmond Rep.
2sth District.
Henry Treadway. Oklahoma city Ind
. fro-Amerlcan.
Dewitt c. Lewis, Oklahoma City; Rep
w. c Hughes Oklahoma City, Dem
29th District
John r.. Mitch. oklahoma City, Dem.
Andrew Jackson. Oklahoma city. Soc
flugh ldcCrcdie. Oklahoma city. Rep
a0th District
silas NJ Ramsey. Tocumseh; Dem.
J. n Norton, Gulf twp Rep.
C. B Boylan. McCloud Soc.
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Out Of ten '1ittle stores" In you- part
OF the city, about two win expand and
grow into big stores in time-and It will
be the two which are advertising now.
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statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN-For Oklahoma. Expert
enced travelling man preferred; line
staple for general trade; position per-
mancnt, 5000 weekly advance with
commission. Sawyer, Leslie & Co., De-
trhit, Mich.
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WANTED-By young man attending
business College place to- work aft r.
school hours and Saturdays Address
"W IT," care Leader office
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oRDINANCE No. sfs.

lFirst published Ia the Leader oct. 27
Il0G }
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We pay Interest on time deposits.
safety pepaalts Benes for rent.
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ron SALE

tHa LEADER, Q
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FoR SALE.
FOR sAT.E-Best paying restsu ant IN
the ciiy present business 500 per day;
VIII consider good real estate o. took IN
exehanEe. Fish Real Estate Co.. 12z
North Broadway. okiahon City. Okla.
FOR sALE.-rwo $40 scholarships in
Earmau Business University Of White
right Texa- FOR $500. Address the
Leader
FOR sA1.E-A good su-ry aud single
sur-y harness. cheap. i7cuire at Woin-
burger Transier CO.
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FOR sALE-On easy payments. bar
fixtures, new and second hand bill
Hard and pool table,, billiard and boyl-
ng supplies. We lead in cheap prices.
rhe Brunsw!cS- Bake Collender Co. 537
and $50 alawras ST. Kansas City. no.
FOR sALE-E Election lavs Of state OF
oklahoma. Price 25s Loader office.
FOR SALE Ribbons for oliver and
smith-Primer typew-itls Al Leader
office.
FOR sALE-Ticlet at Guthrie Hotel;
'2.25 gets It. r. T. ca Leader.
FOR sALE-House seven rooms and
four lots on West College 81 600 get
t. TWO wells; three porches. Address
"BROKOW," care LeadH-.
MISCELLANEOUS
wANTED-C cotton RAGS. Leao II
Press Room.
wANTED-Uuion men ans frleads OF or
ganlzed labor to send th,i- job WORK to
The Leader office.
wANTED-Ciy subsc lcra 10 know:
You can hel2 Leade. carriers by
promptly paying subscriptions weekly
The reluctant advertiser. who has to
be persuaded before he will risk even
a haf-adequate campaign, is described
by great writer in this way. I'VE
do what We must aud cal It by the best
names we can. and would faln have the
praise OF having intended the result
which ensues.
WANTED-white family OF four or FIVE
to pick cotton. House. wat.- and
fuel furnished. Good p1y to rignt par
ties. Inquire National Employment
Agency. Paul Newmans Tailor shop.
WANTED--You to know we have for
sale the latest songs. "rhe s sate OF
Oklahoma" and Oklahoma City" with
waltz chorus. Price 25 cuts eacn. Ad-
dress Davis & Reams security Bldg,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Rooms 2lf-2l6.
WANTED-By young man attending
business college, place to- work after
school hours aud Saturdays Address
wv r." care Leader office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
FARMS.

FAhmS.
lines. It. 5oc. 81. S1.oo lwk. sass. imo.. 81 %.
FOR SALE-SPLENDID FARM OF go ACRES
in Anne Arundel county, on South river between
Church creek and Crabbs creek; over two miles
Of deep salt water front; ducks, fish, oysters,
crabs ETC., in abundance; fine bathing shore
fine S-room dwelling; large barn; rich soil; un.
surpassed situation; ~ miles from Annapolis:
price, $12 500; terms easy.
de15-7t GEORGE T. MELVIN. Annapolis Nd
FOR SALE-FARM, 900 ACRES, ALBEMARLE
county, Va; frame dwelling. nine rooms, good
road; good outbuildings; plenty of fruit. win
deI1.6t. ALBERT SHAPE. 512 st. NV.
FOR SALE-vALUABLE VIRGINIA FARM OF
III acres; good Groom dwelling. bank barn.
corn house, ETC.; good orchard; wire fencing: 50
Of washington. Only IS 600 Including stock.
tools, wagons. horses. feed. household furniture.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 70z Sth ct. NV.
Farm Land Agents. Nd and Va. Lists free.
de10-10ts
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EXPRESS AND MOVING.
WE MOVE ANYTHIN0. !"

I'VE MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving OF furniture,
freight. safes. machinery. etc.. are unexcelIed.
Our handlers are experienced. and we guarantee
piece OF b. contract. Get eur estimate.
NERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
e20-oz2 OF. NV. 'Phons e19.
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PALMISTRY.
Inca IT,. eoe. 81. $40. WI. s252. mo-. 81 "a
MlrE. RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM.
list and astrologer, now holding receptions at
723 9th st. NV.
Fee, 25c. and t0c. defb 1Ots
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. RESIDENCE.
modern home; HOT-WATER HEAT; nine
rooms and bath; Is feet wide; fine repair. Price,
%, $50.
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EUR SALE
MOORE & HILL Qnc.) III 14th ct. NV.
HOME FOR BUSINESS NAN.
A downtown residence: built by days labor;
lot 20x1O0; very nne repair; beyel-Diated glass
doors; large rooms. Price. 5000.
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$500. -
A two-story bay window pressed brick; SIX
rooms and bath; fine repair; very well built;
rent, 1850 per month; owner has been asking
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Columbia Heights HOME. -
Nine rooms and bath; large front porch across
entire front; frst-hoor kitchen; rented for $40 50
per month; good lot. Price. 81, 500.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

tOI'FICIALl C.-DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, D. C., December IA, 19o6-Informa.
ton has been received at this department from
Mr.. Felix Ehrman. American vice consul general
at Panama, Panama, Of the death on the 25th Of
November, 1905, at Santo Tomas Hospital.
American citizen. The legal representatives of
the deceased can obtain further information by
applying to this department. Per dispatch No. 209.
Dated November q, 1905.
toFFICIAL) O.-DBPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, d. c., December IA. 19O6.-lnforma-
tion has been received at this department from
Mr.. A. L. N. Gottschalk. American consul general
at Mexico City, Mexico, Of the death on the Gath
Of November, 1905. at Mexico City. Mexico. Of
LUCY SUTTON, an American citizen. The legal
representatives Of the deceased can obtain further
information by APPLYING 70 this densrt~.cat Per
dispatch No. 100. Dated November %, 1908.
toFFICIAL) C.-DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, b. c., December IA l9os.-Informa-
Mr. A. L. N. Gottschalk, American consul general
at Mexico City. Mexico. Of the death on the 2lst
OF November, 1906, ut Mexico City, Mexico, of
MATTE CRfTCHLow.. an American citizen. The
legal representatives Of the deceased obtain
further Information by applying 70 this depart
1906
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w STREET NEAR 1911
A NORTHWEST BARGAIN.

: A two-stpry bay window pressed brick;
rooms and bath; viii rent for $3.50 per mon
would make line investment. Price, 81, 200.
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18TH NEAR MASS

nth NEAR MASS. AVE. :
Nine rooms and bath; lot 20xi20; fne neil
Porhood. Price, *. 500. Want offer.
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FOR SALE-S.500.
LET Us SEND YOU A LIST OF LOW.
PRICED HOUSES. WE'VE GOT THE BEST.

FOR SALES, 600.
rooms, on Sd st. NV: bay-window brick
room for a stable on the lot.
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FINE LITTLE HOME SOUTHEAST
Only 1850 for quick sale; q rooms, good bath
cellar. furnace An opportunity to one looking
for good home cheap.
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FOR SALE
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE.
Fronting 1000 feet beautiful Conn. ave. !;
high elevation; pleasant surroundings and almost
adjoining Chevy Chase Circle. Lots in this de-
lightfully located subdivision selling rapidly,
and plans have already been made for three
beautiful homes to be erected in the future.
Buy NOW and secure choice location while
you have good selection Remember, this is
the best property that has been offered to the
public on Conn. ave. within the last ten years.
or ever again will be at our present low prices
Prices Csc to 3Se. a 50. tt. Terms 500 to
$500 cash.. balance $50 to $50 monthly. Money
loaned to build. Automobile at your service II
you wish to see the property. Write, telephone
or call for illustrated plat and full particulars.
FULTON r. GORDON Suburban Realty Oper-
ator. ROBERT E. HEATER, Manager, Colorado
bldg Telephone Main so. de12-7t
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GOOD HOME FOR COLORED.
Near 14th st. NV; rooms; $40 cash and
monthly payments will get 1t; price, 81, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

STREET NEAR 1ST.
Two-story brick; seven rooms and bath; IL
feet wide; well built Price, 3, 200.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BARGAIN
stories; tiled baths; southern exposure; fine
outlook over city; close to both Car systems;
reduced from $40, 500 to So, $50.
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One Of the best constructed houses in the
Bloorningdale section, facing south; 8 rooms
attic, rear stairway, double rear porches; hot
water heat was built by gentleman who Is
said to build the best houses ever put up In
this section; the present owner, wishing to
take q tri0e less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

FOR SALES, 500.
house Q ST., containing rooms, 8
stories and cellar; built short time ago; lot
2Ox1OO to an alley. Now you could not build
the house for the price If you were made q
present of the lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

FOR SALES $50.
An S-room house 18th st.: wide parking
good size lot: room for a stable on the rear. A
cheap property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

9Th NEAR r NV
Three-story pressed brick; nine rooms and bath
lot 19x120; very desirable home. Price, IS, 2O(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

CORNER SOUTHEAST - :
Near Pa. ave; o rooms and bath; 20 feet wide
price reduced to 81, $50.
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s5dLI<-$O,UVV.- !
Very central; 3-story broom dwelling.
rent for $3.50.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-18

The home of Mr.. and Mrs, Gus.
Rantz was frightened Saturday
morning by the arrival of a bounce
ing daughter.
Mrs. R. L. Denton departed to-
day On visit with her patents at
Phlox, near Amigo.
Chas. Roth the we'll known CT
oar manufacture of Milwaukee,
visited his customers here the
first OF the week.
Charles Chaffee and Olof Rosen
of Rhinelander, were land lockers
in this vicinity Tuesday and Wee
nesday.
For SALE-I6o acres Of good
farming land; good house. barn
and shed; fine we'll, 20 acres un-
der cultivation. For particulars
call at this office.
less Frank came up from Nil
waukee Wednesday and will spend
the summer at Charles Bent's re-
sort on Cisco lake.
The Eagle River Band is prac.
ticing hard and will no doubt en-
terrain our citizens with some
selections on Memorial day. ~
Doctor Andrew Franxel arrived
home Thursday from Milwaukee
on visit with his parents, before
he hangs out his shingle.
Messrs. Milo, P. J. Hart and T
|. Loughlin departed Monday for
State Line where they will look
over a tract of timber for the lum-
Der company of State Line.
Better write the Rhinelander
Boat Company before buying
boat. Their cataIog is free and
you will fine their prices interest
ing.
For sale-15 ton good timothy
hay. Mrs. Mlna"k'
M. Frankel has declared his IN
tentlon of being a candidate for
re election to the office of School
Clerk in District No. 2.
1t does not appear as if Memoir
ial day would be observed here
this year. 1t does seem that some
appropriate exercises should be
held TO commemorate the day IN
a BETTING manner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-18
Death of an Infant.

John, the eleven months son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene O'Dell, died
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,
after short illness.
The child had been sick with
cold for about a week and Thurs
day morning he appeared to be on
the gain, but later turn for the
worst was noteG and death relieved
him from pain and he has passed
to his heavenly home above.
The deceased was an unusual
bright child and he will be greatly
missed by the berieved family,
who have the sincere sympathy of
their many friends in this sad
hour of need.
The funeral will take place this
Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
from the house.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-18
To the Voters in District No. 8

l hereby announce myself a
candidate to the office of School
Clerk in District No. 3, and if
elected, | will fill the duties of the
office to the best of my ability.
CLINT CROKER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-18
Grand Dance on Decoration Day.

The Eagle River Base Ball Club
have made arrangements to give
a big dance en- Wednesday eve
ming, May goth at the Lyceum OF
era house. Music will be furnish
ed by Brusso Bros. orchestra OF
Rhinelander and a good time is
assured all who attend. A fine
supper will be served. Dance
tickets $500. supper extra.
The Regulars have also made
arrangements whereby the FLam :
beau Indian nine will play two
games here on the goth.