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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
OH! WHAT WATER MELONS.

Say; did you observe those obese
water melons on exhibition at the
Oroville Commercial Companys store
Monsters, is an appropriat dcscrip-
tive word to u7e in mentioning them
They were handsomely symmetrical
as well as extraordinarily large Their
very appearance aroused longing to
sink ones face IL huge section and
feast to the limit of ones capacity.
Those melons came from John IT.
Knights place, south of town. They
were not specimens picked here and
there from a large acreage of vines,
for Mr.. Knight has shipped out just
such melons by the cal load. Soil,
water, climate are responsible for
melons of this remarkable Size, and
the size is only surpassed by their de-
liciousness. These melons arc sweet
and luscious, red. rich and refreshing.
1t is product, like Ilany oth~r super
ior products of the valley that is to
be watered by the West Okanogan
Valley Irrigation system. A country
that will raise such melons should be
an attraction for the home seeker
Here, effort is rewar! Led by rich re-
turns, and the man willing 70 put forth
effort will find the valley most in
yiting field for exercising effort.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Plans are being formulated for a
nractice game of football Saturday af-
ternoon, when the high school team
will 90 up against picked town
eleven, And this will be no slow game
when you come to figure out what the
school lads will be called upon to
tackle. Just at the present time there
are a number of seasoned veterans of
the gridiron in and around Oroville.
Among the engineers connected with
the surveying crews on the ditch and
the A. Guthrie. & Co., force, are col
lege men who have mixed in the ruck
Of scrimmage on hard fought fields. In
deed it is said among the crowd is one
who was at one time a member OF the
AI-American eleven, and that is an
honor that few attain. They may be
somewhat rusty from lack OF practice
but the knowledge of all the points
Of the game is still with them and
tney dTt III SOOh plS SANtA NpAldlJlOl
from outdoor work, they have the
weight and Drawn toaovercomo youth,
and if they do not puiverize tao light
weight spare ribs of the high school
1t will only be because the youngsters
have the snap and agility to save their
bacon. If the game is framed up it will
be well worth seeing. AS many of the
business men as can possibly do so
should go out and by their presence
encourage the school boys. The football
season promises to be an exciting one
this fall. Last year Oroville made a
creditable record and although there
is more raw material in the line up
this year, still the school has the max
ing of strong team to contest for
championship honors and it should be
generously and enthusiastically sup
ported by the town people.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
LOOMS ITEMS.

Rev. Robert Thompson and wife, of
Hope, Idaho, were visiting with
friends in Loomis last week. At ono
time Rev. Thompson had charge Of
the M. E. church in Loomis.
Hon. Hans LuEd, father of the local
banker, Arthur Lund, is visiting with
Mrs. Umbarger, ON Palmer lake.
Jas. Hood and Gene Judd, who are
in the stock buying business, have
bought themselves a new Ford car.
| Monte East advertised to buy horses
here one day last week for the Euro
pean nations at war, but very few
horses were offered
| Charley Jones has moved to town
for the purpose of sending his chill
dren to school.
1t is reported that the antimony
mine, located 6 few miles east of
Locmis, has been sold to the Illinois
Steel and Refining Co., for 100000.
1t is said that it was cash deal and
that the new owners will commence
work Immediately.
Rev. D. l.. Wood. Dunkard minis
ter from Tacoma, has rented the J.
w. Graham residence, and expects to
move into the same as soon as his
| family arrives from Tacoma.
VIM. Hixon has rented the Lee
Rhoden residence, and is moving into
| town for the purpose of sending his
children to school,
drGft for $500 from the office of the
Wome:l of Woodcraft, the amount of
insurance the late Mrs. Wentworth
carried in that order This is record
time for adjusting a death loss, as
| it has been only about two weeks
since Mr.. Wentworth made applica-
ton for the Insurance.
Mr.. Thompson of Spokane, brother
of Mrs. Herbert Champney, is visiting
with his sister this week.
Elmer Star and few friends gave
dance in Eagle hall Saturday even
ing. They had the orchestra from Oro-
vile. The Kings Daughters furnished
the supper, and a fine time is report
ed.
Mrs. Lee Rhoden has been quite i'll
during the past week.
Herbert Curtis has sold the tung-
stOn mine, located In Horseshoe ba-
sin, some distance up in the noun
tains west CT Loomis, to two mining
men from Seattle named Rowe and
Marshall. Mr.. Curtis started Tuesday
morning with a crew of men for the
purpose of establishing winter quar-
ters at the mine, preparatory to work.
ing the mine all winter. Among those
going to the mine with Mr.. Curtis
were Jake Kart Joe Mills, Bedford
Hyatt and Paul Loudon.
The teacher in charge of the Mus
tard school, on Palmer mountain, took
sick and went home last week, and
Elmer Masters has been engaged to
continue the school,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

Don't miss hearing the best colored
jubilee quartet in the country next
Friday evening, October 8.
Geo. H. Ellis and Jas. E. Forde ar
rived in town this week from Spokane
on business connected with their land
interests.
j. F. Samson wants pears and corn
for window display and is willing to
pay good stiff price for superior
specimens.
A meeting of the Commercial Club
was held Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the advisa-
bility of sending representative into
the eastern part Of the state to adver-
tise the valley lands. This will prob
ably be done, and good results may be
expected from such campaign of
education.
E. B. Cole of Boston, and J. E.
Wilder and w. B. Bogert, Of Chicago,
arrived in Oroville, Tuesday, on their
way to Loomis. From there they will
go on big game hunting trip back
of Chopaka mountain. Mr.. Bogert is
relative of the late ]. A. Loomis,
for whom the town was named, and
he has visited the country before.
The dance given by the band boys
this evening should draw out the en-
tire contingent of dance lovers in the
town and surrounding country, for
the boys always give a dance where
the maximum of pleasure is in circu-
lation. Then the receipts go toward
supporting the organization, and there
is no organization in town more wor-
thy of the generous support of the
public.
Lewis Anderson, the genial clerk at
The Radbourne, was one of the hap
piest men in town during the past
week, and all because fine lusty boy
was added to the responsibilities Of
the household, last Friday. AS it was
the first addition to the house of An
derson the parents, of course, think 1t
is the greatest mite of humanity that
ever saw light They all do.
We have had peep at the plans
and specifications of the proposed i'm
provcments to be made on the Covert
block by the addition of a second
story, drawn by Architect Geo. H.
Keith, and a handsome structure 1t
is going to make when completed. A
fuller description is left until such
time as a picture of the building can
be given. In the meantime it can be
said that the enlarged block will be
striking addition TO the business
part of Main street. and a credit to
the progressiveness and enterprise of
Mr.. Covert. 1t was expected that the
contractors would start work this
week If ground is not broken for the
basement this week it will start early
next week and be rushed to compile
ton.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

Harry X. Burns, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Great Northern Pa
cific Steamship company, attended the
meeting of the Commercial Club last
Tuesday afternoon and presented a
proposition to organize an excursion
party from Okanogan county to go
to the San Francisco exposition.
round trip excursion rate is offered
for $52, which includes meals and
berth on a palatial steamer between
Portland and San Francisco. If 100
people goes from the county they will
be conveyed in a special train. 1t is
believed that that number will make
the trip. The excursion is to start the
latter part of October.
The taxpayers of school district
No. II are requested to meet with the
school directors at the high school
building next Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, when the board is to pass on
the estimate of school expenses, a
notice of which is published in an
other column. The board is desirous
of keeping down the cost of the school
within such a sum as will not affect
the efficiency of the school, and is
willing to consider any suggestions
as may be presented for their consid-
Grafton. Here is an opportunity to be
heard on an important matter. If peo-
pie who feel that the expenses of the
district are too great fail to attend
the meeting and express themselves
they should for ever after hold their
peace.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
SERVICES AT NJ. Z. CHURCH.

Sunday schol at 10 a. m. Preaching
at II a. m. Epwarth League at $50
p. m. Preachi:-g services at 1880 p. m.
Subject of the Sunday morning
sermon, "The Peacemaker." Subject
of the Sunday evening sermon, Our
Silent Consent" A most hearty well
come extended to all. The homelike
church and the strangers friend.
w. w. Strife, Pastor.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Rev. G. H. Severance, Vicar.)

(Rev c. H. Severance, Vicar)
Morning service and sermon at II
a. m. Sunday school at 12
Kindly note that the hour has been
changed to 12 instead of TO- This is
for the fall and winter only. Next
Sunday we shall reorganize and grade
our school for the winter. Now is the
tire to start your child.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7
p. m. The vicar will hold services on
the first, third and fourth Sundays of
e9ch month. You are welcome to any
OF these services.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

Coach Sigrist is putting the high
school football team through a Cruel
ing system OF practice. Three or four
evening each week the boys are out
bucking the line and getting wise to
the stunts that ASSIST in carrying teams
to victory. He is hammerinG raw ma
terial into fighting shape, and the
prospects are that Oroville will have
team that will make a creditable
showing on the gridTon. Some of the
boys are new to the game, but some
old hands like Cole, McMahan, Mallory,
Dallam, Ethel, Bovee and others, with
more or less experience arc layen that
will eventually work up a full round
ed out eleven. The first game Of the
season is booked for October 10, and
the Okanogan team will be the contest
ents.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

statement of expenses and avrordi
lures OF the West Okanogan vallav
irrigation District, July 1st 1e1. ~
July 1st, 1915. ~
Being for a period of one vear frou,
'"e conSoildatlon of the two districts
10 date of construction.
EHHiehSe warrants paid as follows.
CttiCv rent, lSht and supplies, n 40
i'Ci "llu Vi taxes correcting errors '''o
+, ~ leN9 uI year. .......,... 100 -,
~ htSHt oI OLD claims for money
l,islitleeu ,,ut aileeu lor hrst organization. 220 Oo
Printing '''''.''........ $500
Secretary's SALARY .', 49,, '........... 256.75
DDiie(,ol per diem and expenses G09 S0
iiiitliis, survey, etc, at time of '''''V
DoHSoHuatlon of Districts 115 -
lana listinr,,,. Observation-Disclosures. 626. so
,H,Sf, uctloH ana preserving water
'''' ''''.'''...... 1870
Total amount paid from expense
i"iiu '''''... .... ......... S2562 oG
ialu from CONSTRUCTION Fund out of nro-
ceeds OF bond sale: u plo-
l-dHor ri on canal to retain water
LaGrgaard, engineering, report report 'i ''0o
ana expenses ................, Gao %
stevens, engineering and expenses
survey prior to letting Of con-
I epai ''''' - '' '' '............. 992 40
I LAM ns+in,r, '''''.'.'''........ 6l5.00
Niecoll,1,aaTS,' - ............ 300 40
'''''' '.'.......... 54.0l
lotal amount paid from con-
i"iiu ''.'''......... S2S29.5l
Ihese are claims outstanding against I1v
pehse lund and unpaid
is7it - ...................S ~
OIoVllle Telephone Company 6.94
0MtIeCtols ~ Expense ................ 17.75
variants registered but unpaid S02. 05
Total Indebtedness against En-
r-pp,If9 penS9 funu ....:...............S S51 "a
unpaid claims against Construc-
tlon tund, total ..............S1293 3G
Taxes due from tax levy 1914
Patented land Al
TaNes due on desert claim and
homestead for l914-1913 1894. 60
Explanatory Note
The item of $1293.O9, unpaid claims
against the Construction Fund is for
survey work done by Engineer Stevens
in addition to the paid claim and is for
survey work done between June Is and
July 9TH, the date construction contract
was signed.
1t is construction expense made nee
essary on account of additional survey
work being required before contract
could be let.
E. RISTE,
atn,1
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
RECLAIMED HIS SIGHT.

Tlovd Lyons, the young man VINO
,ossod through the premature explosion
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

The high school football squad is
out three or four afternoons every
week practicing with an energy that
should round the boys out in shape
Tor the games that are to come off this
fall There is a lack of beef in the
line up, which may be felt when it
comes to bucking a fine, but what is
lacking in weight is made up in gin
GER The lads are active on their feet
and handle the ball with an accuracy
that will make them dangerous con-
tenders for championship konors. They
are submitting patiently to severe train
ing and taking keen interest in the
work. Coach Sigrist is applying him
sell earnestly to whipping the material
INTO shape and the public is assured
mat the school will put an eleven on
ne gridiron this year worthy of their
support.
attorney A. +. Williams, who in his
ume at college kick ed the horse hide
around and around, is taking deep in
orest in the high school football team,
aud is out on the aide lines during
practice giving the boys advice, and
urging them to ge ia little more to-
Oasco in tehir actions.
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NoT1cn or rxusrrr,sg sALr.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by a. certain deed OF trust bearing
sase sss b bS'h ds ela e Pee aSs
Trembiy to the undersigned w. II. Der
by as trustee, to secure the Continental
supply Company. corporation. the pay
m nas,s. Of twS certain notes therein de-
OF record I'm the odicesof the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Harrison County. West
Virginia. in Trust Deed Book No! IS ali
q, 2ss; and also in the ONCE Of the
County. West Virginia; In Trust Deed
Book NO. SO at page 10. the undersigned
trustee. Will J
IDBHuARY, 1915. y
az the hour of 4 $50 clock p. NJ, sof that
auction. to the highest bidderi at the
front door Of. the ey,srt house Of said
burg In SAID county. the following de-
seribed property. owned by the said Ice
and Trembly. to-wit:
First The full undivided Ave thirty
to that eertain lease and seSsehoi 81 a -.
tate for OIL and gas apurposess now being
operated. that was granted by Jesse Ne
HESggerty, and others 70 the Dynch-
Gonas ~ f Sy ..a sists
Of November. 1911, OF record On the
County Clerks Office Of said Harrison
County IN Deed Book No. EOS :-at page
252. and which was thereafter assigned
5y said last named company 70 the said
bearing date the 18th Of August, 1gi .,
and, Of record In. the County Clerks
otilce last Aforesaid In Deed Book No.
2D9 at page 476: said lease and Sassign-
nent embracing a. tract OF SO acres OF
land In Sardis District OF Harrison
County therein fully described
Second The; full undivided tene
thirty-seconds t1o-32nds) shares or in
lease and leassioidi estate for oil and
gas purposes. now being operated fol
said mineral products. upon a. certain,
tract or parcel or land situate on the
West Fork River. near the Town Al
HAYWOOD. In Harrison County. West
Virginia. and being the same lease tina
was granted to Boyd E. Hornor by der
Of The Monongahela River Railroad
GSnJgsany g S,orperatiSn bearing date
IN the ONCE Of the County Clerk OF said
Harrison County In Deed, Book No. s01
At page 1885, and which said lease wa,
thereafter duly assigned by the SAID
HorPot to said =. Clark Ice and ]. w
Trembty ana one II. @. Jones by deet
bearing sdkte the 18th day Of April. 1915
lin said deed OF trust erroneousiy re.
1872. and Of record in said clerks offict
Of said Harrison County in Deed Booi
No. s211 at page 339. y II
tliirty-seconds (S-3ends) shares or In
terests in and to that certain other leas,
and leasehoid estate for soil and "a.
purposes, now being operated for sait
mineral products. upon q certain trae
less. situate on the West Fork River
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In Clay District Of said Aartison Coun-
~. and being the same that was grant
ed by. Martha Vincent: and husband TO
Bartlett and Bartlett by. deed bearing
date the sra Day Of Jsnuafy IL :. snd
OF Harrison County In Deed BOOK No.
10 at pAg 20I, and which said Lease was
thereafter duly assigned by said Bart
lett and Bartlett to said NEf Clark Ice
by deed bearing date the 24th day OF
March, 1918.
Reference Is here made to all Of the
hereinafter referred to in this notice.
Tsys de 4 fs ss nssds q 5DsF
ests in and to that certain other lease
and leasehold estate fot$olt. ana gas
purposes. now being operated, upon e
District Of said Harrison County. being
the saIne lease granted by Jessie NJ.
T0wlee- ct al. to said p. Clark Ice by
deed bearing date the 2Sth day of July,
1913 On said trust deed erroneous1y
duly Of record In said County Clerks
once OF Harrison County In Deed Book
No. 22l at page 4s0s
Fifth, Thirty-iour (345 shares OF the
capital stock OF Bfngamon OIL & Gas
Company, corporation. Of the par
laws OF the State OF West Virginia. and
having It's principal place Of business
In said Marion County. and there en-
gagged In the business of operating for
an aaRs TSSassso1q IN al eng CASH ss in hand ol
III Dated this the 2ana day Of January,
w. H. DERBY, Trustee
STEPTOE & JOHNSON. Counsel
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g wApn coFgdANs clerk.


no al pers6ns holding liens By, tudg.
meut or otherwise on the real estate
or any part thereof, Of Dan W. B6ugh-
nar. now dece1aed. =. q ss; q
In pursnarle6 Of q deereef Ant4Sed In
made In q cause therein pendinG, to-
subject the real estate Of the snt6 Dan
~. Bc,tghnef, now 4eceaeed, to the set-
held by you and each Of you ngliu9t
the said Dan W. Bpufhnfr, now de-
ceased. which are tie16 ON nj real esS'
e ssss ss ~ il sa n s s.s g M q en- Sssa
te;6ss II is &c c2y 81 ;fych 1915 s.
Given under my hfnd tiiit 21t. day
81 ikrs2' .1r & 5elts
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sPERRY q sPERRY.
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
xet,ss 70 c..assoss.

]. ~ the oreditors OF Dan ". iBoushner;
In pursuance of q decree Of the Cir
quit Court OF the County Of Harrison.
IN the State Of Wet yirginias made III
Z cause therein pending. 10 subject the
bstetA OF said deced1nti to- the payment
Of his debts, ron aresrequfred to present
your claims against the estate OF the
FHhid decedents for adjudication to
Ut hia once IN said County. ON or before
the 18th. day sQE March, 1915
Witness. /. Wade 'Cotinlh, Clerk OF
the SAID Court this the 2tst.s day Of
January, 1915.
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR SAIE-Nice lot. near Washington
Irving high school. S9x1e0. VIII sell
for $1,000, $500 cash, balance $500 In
ane aid two yenfa. Address 81. c.
care Telegram once
EbR SALE fine lot In Norwood. New
1eFeeys 2hx1U0 feet Will take 5000.
APPLY % Marco ZDrecic. Tin Plate,
+ Begpard Ear stops o. or n. F. ID. No,
Box :. Clark s6urg, W. Wa
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FOR SALE One four room cottage and
al6f No. 615' Baltimore street. New
tFaIr Ground adnitIon, near stop 20.
slate roof. cabinet mantels. finished
IN oak; tile heartlis, good we'll OF wat
az at d6or. Price $1,7O0: also one
X three room cottage on same street,
y lot 6b i composition roof, good well OF
Watat At door. Price $3.50. both
houses near Norwood Apply to p.
iko prepperd. House ssh New Fair
Gronnd additions
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FOR SALE-Houses

RIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
Z slate roof. large yard and garden.
weil of good water: close to school
and church and car line; newly
t5apefeds situate on lot .50x160
feet, Appraised at $4,000, but
VIII be sold for $1,000 to settle
estute at once. Easy terms. APP
ply to Howard. Post. COT. Bldg.
GIarksburg
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Automobiles and ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE-New. studepaker passen-
I. o. b. factory; won In. TeleKraisi's
contest. Win make big discount for
quick sale. See ms At gas once, Sec
ond street. Clarksburg. Fred A. Odds
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MONEY 10 LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY.--I ac-
nmodate everybody. by loaning
'nonty on watcli6s diamonds. jeweify.
ss S;sFS,na5Ss e.. c,-,S JOS s, Jay
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By Wasfiihgton D.
G.. February 9. Land buyers Will be
allowed $50 on Il yon will 20 and see
has the largest body OF Fertile fruit
and Farm land IN the world! Wonders
fnl opportunities opeaIed up by the
state. Wrte T. Henry Stb1ey. zee
ClarkshurE. ". Va.
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PAlNTIllG ANDI PAPERlNGI

"a IELfNG know how. we have
tat latest patterns 1916 wall paper.
F4ptrhanBfrs, dec0fating. painting
and picture framing The n. q III.
Co. los Second ST., Bell phone
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Just to prove that their manual
training Is OF the practical sort, the
boys in the. quehomihg, Pa. pub
lie schools have erected domestic
science building.
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FOR RENT-Houses

S6R fEN Small toupe In Stewart, id.
Iiti0n. Apply at Bakers Store. $40
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ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARDERS wANTED-fIo cooking
Apply AZ 6S7I West Pike street.
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TOR SALE Two new houses and eight
5lofs, REYNOLDS addition, near Hazel
Atlas glass factory. Lots and houses
I'm ClarksburR; good location. Terms
asonabik. ]. O. T. Tldler. ga Court
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. FOR RENT- One furnished room for
light housekeeping; centrally located;
Il prf1at4 1avatory: use Of phone. Apply
lat &zzsPArrili Court, Second street.
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i6R RENT-A i've; room house on
Church street, Adamston. Rent s14.00
Scr month In advance. Apply to Mr..
Joseph Bentley. 637 Dale avenue. Bell
phone 243-W.
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f,tjks RENT one fve room cottage at
f69 Glendale avenue; SIT per month;
Il MA ter rent paid. Inquire OF Victor
= .pili2fS; SIG s. Third street. Bell phone
ftI0te5.
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lE3R HENT--New seven room houae,
y near New High School ON Lee street.
sturm q wiiosn. $40 West Main St
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1AoA RENT-on April 1st., 1915. the
two story brick store room. situated
<on North Fourth ST.. Glen Elk No,
y 4D7 Henry Raymond. 629 West Main
z4Efreaf. n.
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WANTED-Five good men to sell the
best fruit and truck land in the Uni
ted States. Write T. Henry Sibley,
Glarksblire, W. Val
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ITsoR HENT-Two nicely furnished
ro6fns for light housekeeping: 21o'
.pvatef street. Second door from Main