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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1892)
.voca iivcr vaiacicr. HOOD IllVKU, OR,, JAN. 23, 1802. NO WAR WITH CHILI. War with Chill neeius to bo about as remote ao Mok the attnek on the crew of the Baltimore. 'More rumors have lieeit afloat than luttl.hio8, and they Lave been of all hue. Through It all, however, the good aense of the Chilian government tnlietlipendel on to pre vent war. Chill cannot atVord It, nor ran we. Of course, war once begun, one course only could lw pursued, and that would be to wage It to the end until the innn of South America no loniwr contained the name of Chili.. However, one cannot help but think that we may not be wholly right, nor ( hill wholly wrong. We all know the characteristics of sailors, one of which is to tackle John Barleycorn whenever they get ashore. There Is a possibility that a superabundance of Intoxicating liquors hud much to do with the begin ning of the row between the Baltimore nallor and the Chilian mob. Another phase of the question is that at the time Chill had no government, and has claimed ever since President Mount was inaugurated that the offenders were being tried 'under the laws, and that as soon as the testimony was In, Chill would act. The Uuited States has been hasty in her demands, albeit negligent in not enforcing them when once made. Another thing is that, while there is a vast difference between an attack on the sailors of one of our war ships, nud an attack on private citizens, yet the matter of correcting an attack on either Is the same. The post-; tlon token by Chili with regard to the attack on the sailors of the Baltimore is exactly the position taken by Secre tary Blaine in replying to the Italian government's demand for reparation for the killing of her citizens at New Orleans. Mr. Blaine said: "The case is bing investigated, and this govern ment cannot reply until a verdict is reached." Chili has repeated his words. The war scare has served a good purpose, and it is to be hoped that work will be prosecuted vigorously in the navy department until the United States has the finest navy in the world. Congress should place the means at the disposal of the department at once. We have the best country in the world and we can afford to and ought to have the best navy to protect it.' BRIGHT PROSPECTS. Mrs, Mary HiUs hi, a giddy yt.ung j .lIort and diftlculty. wearied by e:ni thing of 5(1 summers and 67 Hprliign, wlntera and autumns, and who is also the mother of eight ehildivn, propows to ride across the continent on a hley-i tion. they go dowA from tho altar arm In r.rm. Now they juss through w elir.rvh aitld the murmurs of couipli ir.cnts wliio'.i arise amid th shadow of the iisK-., union tho dull si'ropin:; of -.1.. ill Ill 4 .1 J""' .. "'- ret'tandthor8tli'ori;rtwns;tlienMnt;ie wmcn win ix mppert in the i'mlllo u-; peristyle, unions tlio whit.-eolu loresuming ami in me At mm icon the completion of her Journey. A $u0w) fund it Is said is U'ltiit ruined to dot'itiv her expenses, tliouirli whv so lame a I church, the creakinjc of tho line of cr- sum, with the present price of arnica ,lml descent andvalincls unexplained unless i, 'V'. ' Vhl trai" of the THUS, l.i a living wave of sun and air which conies to meet them, like a wall to real life ontsule of the mystic dream of the 'truVflT Don't buy a wl i putonany othrv 1 th whttl last i-'-i-i -aiLM Thta out ahowa Dont buy a wheal with tlra 'wiy. itmaKea twioa as lonn. tha way ojr tlra ! put onto th whl and crimped, bosldaa being boltad on. wa own tha axoiusiva pat ants on this. PARRY MFG. CO., 61 1st St., BAN FRANCISCO, CAU Lowast prload good wauona on aarth. I or 2 saats. is iy tne laet mat she Ims not yet eided whether she will ride astride not. do or i stairs in f,.lds like snow, soft and li'ht: j then the carriages depart; tliey aro alone , for the tirst time i:i t'.ie narrow space of tho carria;,v, which the bridal drem fills ! with its whiteness, and th- boiiiiitt of in his shoe penetrating one of his toes, just as it would do fur a tramp. DECEPTIONS. There is a touch of consolation in the tact that ev.-n the hosscNsimj of, unlini-. or.-iiijre blossoms with its acute perfume IteJ wealth will not lift one above the 'of iutoxicntinjr virginity; and it is then reach of the petty troubles of life. Win. ' tl,!lt- conquered by tho charm of t'.ut Rockefeller, president of the Standard : fiUV ' delicate and prou I amid its Oil company, is diuigenmslv ill from f-0 1 rur,? ?'Ur ,f 1 1 . i . i , , " , . . those blue eves, tho elderly bridcrrooiu lUHd poisoning caused by a sharp tack , tuU ,, . p "IVar me. dear me." And to see the tranquility with whic'.i those finely cut. rose- colored lips return the kisses through tho veil, tho question arises whether it I the bridegroom that she kisses or the Mechlin lace, at five hun dred tho meter. Ah! there were adorers around that beautiful Sinon Marchis, so lovely and so young, married to an old mailt It was expected that this fortress would be an easy one tj conquer. Precisely on her wedding day Vio Molise, the most elegant nnJ sortie lof tin j niroalisti ! of Upper Italy, had propounded to his friends this theorem: "Given a beautiful girl, venr poor: I given that the marries a rich old man; j divide the nutnlxT of his years by that I of the hundreds of thousand of liro of which she Incomes mistress, n l yon will have the number of mouths neces Bitry for her to t:i!:o a lover." And us soon as he could he began, with many others, to attempt tho demon- When, before the altar, the priest asked her, "Are you contentr it was with all her soul Gemma had responded, "Yee!1 Oh, yes; she was content indeed. Through the cloud of costly lace which enwrapped her in its snowy transparence she saw tho vast church all dotted with lights, resplendent in tho dark gleam of mosaics npon golden backgrounds, ani mated by the slight movement of tho very elegant crowd that filled it, lighted by oblique rays descendiu.-r from the nave, all a glitter of gold, f;1!; and brill iants, and it was her own future that she seemed to see thus th-j years of luxury and wealth which her rich mar riage was preparing for her. And had it not been tha dream for which she strationcf that theorem. S a f v PARRY No. ldnad& Writc roR Pnicct. ROYAL KISBAR. K. II. Will tnnk tli full of NU nt union m lurm nl Hkk kimt, Oii iion. IKHCHIITIO! AMtl'KlllllHKR: Hoynl Klshnr, (rwiril $M wlilrh m no limit In hU nhvI. lliiy Htiillloii Id ImiicUlilijli, w.'k'ht Mivil hy KIsNir, (nNiml ! a mm (f Hv ilvk'H HiiniMi'iiiiiliin; (lr nr II In lhi I II ii'hI, iilisivor III wh.iim' tli rv of 71(1 In the i: lUi.t I ti in by (IniHin'H riithiliiilcr. Ili'i'f Isiu'lmilcc for IhrlMMpIv oflliMHl Klvrr Vnlli'V to Improve thilr lintl of Imrw. mul In onliT to (ncouriiiri' tln lin-i'illiiK of n better cIiin of honun, lloyitl K Uhiir'a unvlri fw will only b.' tlie MiimlUmiHif r-VtO ttt when tnrnv la known to be In foul. K. II llerron, IIimhI Itlvrr t)ri'Kon. Meat Market. signed? t'he, tho nleal blonde, of IS years, with the tall and proud flgnre; the pure, disdainful protilo under heavv curls like those of an archangel, with haughty eyes sparkling like blue gems under the golden fringes of her long eye lashes. She had been for a long time a poor girl, tH9 daugUteror citizens who had With the opening of spring, which at present seems near at hand, Hood River should and will awaken to a new order of things. An order of push aud progress, of improvement'and develop ment Work Is to begin on an irrigat ing ditch on each tide of the river, and this alone ought to increase property i NO TICK K)U Pt'itl.irvTmv I.nml )i!li tit Viimnnvi-r wash. lHs Ji, IslU. Notice U bcivby itivcn Unit tlic Ml. im Hoe niuneil M'ttlcr hn filed notice of hU Intention to niiike tlmil proof In KitpHrt or hU eliiliu, ntnl that hiiIiI pi-oof will lc nunle In-fore the Iti'irlster mul ltivclver t'. M. laml ofllce ut Vancouver wimh. on r'ebniiiry, Is, SI".', vU: I jiwreiice M. HcniM-l. It. I. 7W for the i w . hcc 27 Tp In r IL'ciihI wll tncr. He numes the followliiit wltncHnes tn rove hlseoiitltiuonn riwiitence noti nml ciilll vuiloii of, miIiI In n. I . vtx: Jiiiii.b Kitjt, Austin tlll llum, Ini Ileu ltt, Jeme Juiiuvi nuviler, nil of l.ylcKllckltiit Cotinty Wash. Jni-Jbyj Jonn i. (iK.iKiitKiiAn, ItcKlntcr. NOTICE FOB ri'BUl'.n'IOX. IjiihI Oltlce nt Tlie IuUeM tr. iHv, 2. IstU. Notice N hen'liy kIvch Hint the followlntf. ,i a . ' :) iiiuiM-ii i.t'iuiT iia? men nonce oi iiih inteiitHin seen better days, that marvelous human I herself, nuving freely in that society "ko iitmi pnH.f m HupN.rt of hi claim. 1iW ClialKArnAm.flAJ T1 ! - . . . J .... ' i II till I mil Kit i I nn.f u-lll I... ... I...r. .1... lecelvrr 1'. M. I o. atTIm liullea ur. on rt'briinry s, lsirj, viz: Cliarlen Sauiiilcrit. D.S. No. Trip I. for tbn n c of s.- l-J To I N. ofH.nK. w. M. He liuineH the followlni; wltnesKeN to prove lilHcontlnuouN nslilencp upon nml cultivation of, biiIiI land, vl: I--vl Nealelijli, .loc I'upier, I.ee Morse, Um Mome, nil of Hood lllvcr Or. Jnii-lbyO Joum V I.kwis. Itenlster. Well, this tima the impeccable nvscho- logieal diagnosis of Vico Molitehad Ikh-ii fonnd to fail. Not only, after some months, the beautiful Kignora M.irchis had no lover, bnt it appeared also that she never was to have one. Always dressed with an adorable ele gance, with a luxury fall of good taste, the beautiful Gemmi loved to amuae values and double our products. In deed, In a j-ear or two, the result of jns 6tars: and. in order to return to lily, blie had experienced all the ix?ttv troubles, all the cruel daily sufferings of misery that conceals itself. The poor and inelegant gowns, painfully remod eled every year: the insolence of credit ors; humiliations; continual and tor menting thoughts of money she had experienced them all, and in her little heart, eager for pleusnre and enjoy ment, swollen with unsatisfied longings, a dream was arisen little by littie. oc cupying all the room, rendering her in sensible to all the rest the dream of at last becoming rich. She wanted it, absolutely; 6he was bora for it; she was rich now. That "yes," which she had just pronounced, had, by its three magic letters, changed her destiny; and she was so content, so happy, that it appeared to her it was all a dream, that her Mechlin veil was a cloud that transported her into the realms of the impossible, across a sidereal heaven, of which the diamond pins tnrust among Her laces formed the flam abundant water for Irrigating purposes will increase our agricultural products twenty fold, will stimulate the orchard- ist, and make the valley what it should be, an Immense fruit farm. It is quite probable that the big hotel will be built in Idlewilde this summer, and certain that Hood River will be advertised as it never was before. There will be many cottages put up, and the summer visitor will be numerous. As a result, Hood River will become well known, its agricultural resources" appreciated and the possibilities of its water power understood. A little public spirit and united effort will do much to speed us on the way. The prospects are bright, and cheered by hope and armed with faith in the most beautiful portion of Oregon, let each one do all he can in making -known our resources and as sisting in our growth. The Oregonian is out in a brand new dress, is printed on the big new press, and is clean, neat and attractive. Be sides this, it is printed in the big new building, the finest newspaper office on the coast. We welcome the new order of things, the readable print above all, since the old type was rapidly convert ing its readers into chronic cases of oph thalmia, but, yet we cannot but feel, in picking up the paper,that it is not our Oregonian.' It looks different and will not fill the old niche untiljwe get ac customed to the change. The big num ber which was to have been printed New Year's, was issued on the 19tb, and sold for the regular price, which is another change for the better. We congratulate ourj big contemporary on its deserved prosperity, and hope that its circulation may increase as rapidly as its energy and push deserves. For a distance eightor ten miles from its mouth, nearly all the lands along Wind river, in Skamania county, Washington, are located, j-et nearly all are unsurveyed. It Is rank injustice to these hardy settlers to keep them in the condition of squatters. It is a rich sec tion, and the lands once surveyed would settle up rapidly for a distance of twenty miles back. Nearly one hundred townships were surveyed in Washington last year, but Wind river was overlooked. The remains of the Duke of Clarence were buried at Sandringham,Eugland, Wednesday. reality, she mnst cast her eyes toward her husband. Lnigo Marchis, kneeling besido her in the mystic, velvety shade of the altar, lit by the tremulous bright ness of the candles. Ah, there was nothing ideal about him, poor fellow! In vain he Ftraight ened his correct person of an elegant man, with his accurately shaven face, with slender brown mustache, and a still fresh color that gave him something tne looJi or an actor; he remained ncine the less old, with his powerful shoulders a little bent, with his eyelids grown heavy, and crow's feet toward his tem ples, with the gray locks that appeared here and there among his brown hair, with his forty-seven years, of which the weariness was more conspicuous beside that radiant and blonde erring. Forty-seven years! How was it possi ble? He felt his heart so palpitating, full of tears as in youth! And he could not comprehend how so much time had passed; he could not persuade himself of the incredible fact forty-seven years paased without knowing Gemma. For they had been acquainted with each other only two months. Marchis, however much he had frequented society, j drawn there by his banking connections, j had never let himself be talked to of marriage. What! A wife, children, i troubles, cares, disappointments! Not ' even by idea! And at 47 years one evening, present i from motives of curiosity at a ball to new for her. finding herself in her right j er Id i&m':'. s. ll place as a marvelom plant in a vase of valuable porcelain, developing itself in all its splendor. She went to dances, to tho theatre, enjoying tho plebiscite of admiration provided by her !eauty. co quetting a littlo with her adorers, flut tering about the fire in order to make them sparkle, her wings of a golden but terfly, but ntver letting herself bo bnmed. In the very moment of a declaration, in the midst of ona of those waltzes whose notes s?em made on purpose to stifle expiring virtno in their serpentine spirals, she cat short her adorer by turn ing her angelic head and saying serenely: "1 don't seo my husband. Look a little wliero my husband is, if you will be so kind." And it was known t'.iat her greatest delight was to relate precisely to her hnsband the declarations which she had received. When she came home with him from a ball, all wrapped in the white silken folds of her sortie dn bal, with her pure throat, her snowy shoulders that blo:oJieJ still more fair from her swansdown boa: when in the eveninc she met him in the dining room, still iu visiting costume, with her slim waist j tightly compreaied by an exquisitely ele gant gown, with her faco animated by the slight excitement which elegant con versation always produces i:i a young woman, she amused herself immensely in addressing to her husband some of these provoking and rogish phrases: "You know. I was at Countess Foschis'. Mouse was there, yon knaw. Always faithful and always in despair. And also Comelli, he that has such lugubri- 1 laving purchased tho husliies of 1'F.ltUY A JON IX. I mil prepared to famish the very choicest quality of BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON At tho Very Lowost Rates. I have constantly""!! hand a line Mock of ZEZcirrG, Bacon and Lard, In fact, everything in my line. O. B. HARTLEY, Corner Oak and Fourth Sts Hood Rlvor, Oregon RAWSON & WEBER ntni'Kirroiix Have on hand a full supply of I'ruit, Shade and Ornamental trees; grp vines, small fruits, liwcatid SlirubU'ry. lie mire to get our print liefure ptirehasl tig else where. ItoincnilxT our trees arc grown strictly without Irrigation. THE DALLES. OREGON W. A. Kl.IMiKHI.AM. Local Agent. drs. wiLLMsTiTsnir Z-3-ood. ZBIrer IP3iLarmac3rT .t'CCKKMNO Ml. K. .(. TflnilAS. Beg leave to state that thoy will continue tho Drug Business heretofore conducted by Dr. Thomas, and by clos3 attention to the neods of the community, an increased stock and better facilities as soon as arrangements can be per fected, and hope to bo favored with the confl- NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Ijind nttlee nt Viunniiver, wnh. pee. 2 1, 1ml, To AtitfUKt K. Wilkin uml nil whinn It may concern. Notice l hereby xm that tho fotlowlnir named settler hits tiled notice of hl-t Inten tlon to miike fliml proof in MiipiNirt of liw eliiliu mul Unit Mild proof will lie mmli! Iiefore W. It. IMiritmr ('onimliisloiicr Knlled KtiitesTin-ult t'ourt for l)Uirlct of WHlilni'ton lit ( ioUlendule, wuNhlnKton on Mnivli. 10.1811' viz: ' frank Hliuw. Homestead Entry No. an for tho w'of n w ?4. h e i of n w ,' mul n w H of s e heetloii !M, township tj north of range 12 east will mer. He name the fotlowlnir wltni'en to prove IiIh conliniioiireil(leiie i iipon and ctilth iitinn of mild land, viz: Itlcliard ( iranvllle. Wllllimi h!;;!lT of the community. NOTICK FOR I'UHLICATJOX. Land olllee (it The Ilnllrw, Or. Jim. IK, IS!2. Notice In hereby clven that the followlmr ninn"'! settler has tiled notice of hl Intention to ii ak final proof In support of his claim and ili.it said proof will be made before Hip Kesrlster nnd Iteeelver lT. H. f.nnd Olllcc lit The Ihilleg Or. on March 4, 1Mi2, viz: Charles Klirck, H. I). No. 4M for tho yt n w j; Hec. 27 Tp it n r 10 ewd w m. He names the I'ollowini? witnesses to prove his continuous residence utsm iindeulliviilii.ii of, Kiiid land, viz: John Idvers. Wllihiiii Mvers, .Milton Odell of li.Mid ltiver Oregon. Hans llaiiHfii. of The Dalles Oreiron. !jun2Mby2; JOilN W. MOW IS, lleglster ous gallantry. Ha has promised to kill himself for my sa!fo within a month: we shall see. Ah! Ah!" And sitting opposite to him, in a rustle of satin and jot, making shine like two stars the brilliants, large as hazelnuts, which adorned her small eara, sua con tinued to laugh, with her elastic laugh ter, full of mischief and full of tender ness. Ah, indeed, old Marchis could call j himself a fortunate maul Fortunate? Yes, ho ought to have considered himself so. When he set himself to reason about it, to describe mentally his conjugal situation, ho had to conclude that ho would have done wrong to complain of hia destiny. And yet What of the terribly unexpected had l- ,1: t I . , m . . which the employes of his bank Lid in-! "e "w l"fve" ln mo ueptns or tne I yuic oajlJiliXW Ul VI'JIUILIU s evusf vas I there arisen in his soul tho doubt that I that faithfulness against every trial, that coldness toward her admirers, was vited him, he must needs be smitten by the exquisite, vaporous grace of that blonde girl, dressed simply in white, en tering on the arm of a funny little man with a baby face and a big, silvery beard her father, a modest clerk in the bank; a rather ridiculous little old man, who, beside that divine apparition, slen der in her robes of snow, made one think of the gnomes of folk talej, always crouching at tho feet of fairies. Ah, weakness of hearts growing old! That apparition was enough to shake all the ideas of Luigo Marclu.3 concerning matrimony, and as the old gnome, de spite his absolute nullity, was an honest citizen, incapable of resisting the assidu ities of the director to hia pretty daugh ter, the suitor had been greatly pleased with the consent of that little maiden of 18, that beautiful creature, that blonde being, to become his wife. Now he trembled with joy. Ilis eyes were misty with vivid emotion not perceiving that that, too, was a fign of old age and it was a voice choked with joy that to the question of the priest, "Are you con tent?' replied. "Oh, yes!" Now it is done. United, forever united. Having ari?en to their feet, she with an elegant and light impulse, like a lily wind lifted on its6tom, he with a little nothing but the wish to preserve intact a positiou acquired with difficulty, and j that precisely to that position was di- rected all the tenderness shown toward himself! I do not know, but the vivid , and impetuous joy of the wedding was no longer in him, although his love re I mained the same, and a painful doubt thrilled in his voice when he replied to tho playful confidence of Gemma, for cing himself to laugh, too. " fake care, now, take care the ven geance of the tyraut hangs over you" Ah, the poor tyrant, how he loved her! How alio had known how to bind him with her little hands, white and per fumed as two lilies! For nothing in the world would he have discovered tho truth, changed into certainty his fo menting doubt; so she had only to ask in order to obtain; for now for him that love of which he doubted had become hia life, and ha felt a painful stricture at hi? heart at the mere thought that a day might come when he would be obliged to refuse her something. Yet that day came. Suddenly, by one of those mys terious complications of business, hi bank, which until then had gone from Concluded next week. X0T1CE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may concern, that the partnership heretofore ex isting between us the undersigned, doing business ut Hood River Oregon, under the firm name and style of lllowers Crowell Is this day disolved by mutual consent. A. M. Blowers will collect ull bills. All persons holding elaltnKiiiralnstsuid flrni ure notified to present them ut once. A. H. HlOWKKS, ' Oko. V. (JlloWKLL. Dated December 1st 18D1. If you don't see what you want ask for it. WE'LL GET IT. If we h.ive'nt It Yours For Hood River, DBS. WILLIAMS & BBOSIIiS. Cranclali & Burget, DEALERS FOR SALE. A fresh milk cow, 4 yearn old. $;55. Apply to J. Ilunsuker, Salmon, Washington. Trice, White ESTRAY. Came to my place seven miles from Hood Iliver, about the middle of Den ember 1W)1, a red steer, t wo years old next spring, end of tail white, ear marked a crop off right ear nnd under hit in in same ear, no brands visible. Owner will pay charges and take him away. Charijcs Ehkck. FOR SALE. Young mare weighs nbout 1200 lbs, works single or double; new buggy and harness. Will sell or trade f jr 'town lots or -other real estate. A. 8. IJliOWEK8. L. Has been thoroughly renovated, and a large ell added doubling its CAPACITY. Everything will be found neat and clean ATfB .THR Table will be supplied with the best the MARKET AFFORDS. GEO ROE HERBERT Proprietor. W.,.,.ill(J UL J Furniture, Carpets, J3y AYindowShadcs, Etc. rJSl ALSO A Fall Line of iDioriating Goods. .Mail Orders Pronplly Attended to 1 GG Second St. Tho Dalles. Or. Olinger & Bone, Li ivory and Feci JS, Oak Street, near Postoffice, HOOD RIVER, - - OREGON, Wc have First-Class Stock nnd Outfits, Double Buggiea, Hfto&f and Saddle Horses. A Fine Four-Iloree Concb, suitable for fishing or excursion p.Ttie, carries nine pasHengcrs, Parties taken to any aocem ble point. Iteliubh drivers. Our Dray delivers bajrpage or ireight anywhere iu. Um VBjr Charges Reasonable.