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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1893)
,3iood iivcr (Slacier. uoonmvKU, ok., it.ii. ii, m. The $!:!,000 received from the general , government in to Ikj ilivldeil among the counties of the utaio nmi must ho used only In improving the puhlic road. AVe HiiggoNt that Wasco'!, portion Ih placed in the hands of lion. J. It. Con don of The Dalles, thus making it u lxrjKtual rond fund, lleforv the com luittoo on eountiet, last week, he as sorted the road from Hood Uiver to The Dalles, being a poM ifii of the old Dalles aud 8andy wagon road, was a line piece of road, travehd daily by the people- of tlu East Side and a general thorough f;ue. We do not doubt the gentle man's honesty, but we suggest that his tuomory has become treacherous and Is playing him unkind pranks. If that load is a good one there is not a bad one in the state. It Is not used by Hood River jvople, aud but slightly by Mosler citizens, unless by those living moiue distance from that station and in the direction of The Dalles. Ui 110 f fin final HIa-imfa FOR 30 DAYS ONLY omJan.16,to IT Dh K wl b In order to mako room for our spring stock, we will for 30 days sell our entire stock of Gen oral Merchandise at actual cost for cash. Our stock is completo in all departments, new and well selected. rasa c:9) V.i U - I'l Ii IN vi 1 . ,.1 lln LI 1 J n m i''t FURNITURE AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING ITATLllIAL. Wall Paper, Pair.tc, Oils etc. A l.uy.u supply of, am! '. TOZ-JZLnT "Vv ColnbraUnl !huitl ci.'oih Prepared b furnish nt unco, u line i la -. bill In-il and sill A : im, 1 linlt ill o r.u r-- vt'S,M I I- i It ;ul:t Kill , 111 Ii 'I. ' '.,V ' It I nap pia'lo m rr r u CozLO Earl3r And Q-et aTixct Clolcc. RAND DENT & CO. H. B. Pague, who has cliarge of the weather bureau in Oregon, and, in con nectiou with Mr. Hayes, tells us what 1 th weather aud crop prospects were last spring, is no doubt responsible for the beastly aud unprecedented weather of the past two weeks. About Febru ary 1st Mr. l'ague went to Seattle to start a branch weather factory, and Ta coma, just because sho got left, devel oped the coldest day ever known in that village. Paeue. having business on his hands, forgot to look after the I tIophone lines would be covered up,lTQ FRI I IT CROWF leather interests of Oregon, and the ' liv-' Mould perish, and people! 'V nuM UnUHLRO, result has been disastrous. He should ! would do wt " lu'' kI'1-' to keep i in looking up u market for our awn fruit understand that one callow youth with jtue snow 'dwvelcd from the roofs of ! ami produce, wc orf hw.miiii beyond our a Dluir hat can't run all the weather in I luir to prevent their collapse. most citnivueant Iiih, ami imvo mmto r- the northwest and have it dished Up to To tlie 8nmV 0,1:1 ,,ousl -;l ,lrt ranRfiiioiits l..v wlil-li no am Imn.lte unllml- lilgn, Wlien tne snow IS .i Ieet n : t,.d quantities of bon l.-.s :nl oilier rnvtti., level, would necessitate piling it up at nn.ter mlvniitiisi that cnnn.it in- px,ii.'.i. 1 least 1-3 or 1) feet higher than the house. Woliuve itst ortuinitl fmm n-llalilo wurnvsj liut of course we dt lltt expect Sllell U tlio rosiK.nslMo tti ulrrs Itv. nil of - mir frail visitation here. The warm chiuook ! mnrts. un.l imvo nuulo nrrancciiivniN ii- j Minds that come up from the Japan which c will nwlve tuurkct njoits dally j currants in the Taeitic omm overcome from iictona, Hut to, salt Ijiko, lunvor, Ta-: the icy wave of air that comes down ' COma, !Souttlt and 1'ortUnd. We riw t; from Ilritish America and cause the i doaii wc ran in upholding -rhv for our fruit, moisture precipitated in this legion to ! and maintaining It reputation. The more ' fall generally in the shape of rain, j wc have to handle the more Miccessful w' Now is the winter of our discontent: j win io in ttmt iim. M o Htmti mx .tiiii.. .r. Huit customers. Sentiment in ilie 1-Iust is strongly in far or of the annexation of the Hawai ian islands, aud that sentiment in the I'aciHc coast states is simply over whelming. The revolution is com plete, the ancient order of things gone, the natives in the minority and the Americans in the ascendancy. The islands must come to us when the na tives give up central. They belong to U4 by reasou o' their location, their ue cessitios and the fact that the Amer can interests predominate. JOHN H. CRADLEBAUGH. .vitoi;m:y at law. I'raetltf l;i all t!i" nuiiU of Orrcon ami Walilm;loii. Spivlal allrniloii Ivcn to eon vet Miii'liiit. ta J ii:it tiri-ici:. iKini) mvr.n okkcon NdTici: roi: ri ui.ication. ITituher I and. Act June .1, lCs.j I'lliled Slatet l.lllld t'lllre, ' The l';illi (iei;i.n 1 ' . J-", lsC, Xotlee It n l'V nUen tli.it In eompllaiieo Wll h the p,,iMsi,.l!. ol II t oi t'oilL'I'esi. or June :i. Is,. 4. entitled "An net ! r tin' sale oi timber IuikU In the SMnle of t 'til I Ii rnltt, t ir. toil. Neui.laaml t ahiii;;lou Territory,' Mar- .k1'.!'.i:i:s A.Nu i;i:taii.i: 1 Cornor of Gocond ami l(.:tk-ral f.li ot,'! ,. t'i:i.t:n': ! ::: Acorn and Charter Oal Stoves and r:an;;os. (,'iini, Ainiiii:iiIt!on nil I S;mri !;i ; (UmiU Iron, Coal, 3 Ftc. 1 v v.' .s K t t V, V'ii;iii, mid I arilKrt nl'i'll 1 1 u: Itlaekiiililth Supplies, Wsoninakcr's Mulei ial, tewr V, 1'timps and Pplpo, rillinblllg Stljiplies. I ( t'l'i ' . irrii'i;lt::r.il Ic.mluuuiuti ::nl ."i.'iiMiipry. BARBED WIRE. WE V S-t II' LuusD MslillIM ZD That thirty t!.i. !Villt ZE3Zoccl ! our ,fii'iiis t i an -: . i i . t ivi'i'ii I he.: ,ii. u I, ui.l : m-.Iv. I v-peel fully 1 i- The pathetic couiuiuuication dated at Tucker's, signed "Ague," and priuted in The Dalles Chronicle recently, is in deed a consistently sad wail. "Ague" shakes as with a genuine tit of himself as he sees "his'n" and his neighbors wno, use mm, "nave not money enough to buy a sack of flour," borne aowAi, crusnea, annihilated by dead , , .iads of taxation. A trooU Auggestiou. Canton, III., Jan. 21, 1S33. H. F. Davidson, Hood River, Or. Dear 8ir: The prunes, apples and pears received finally, aud I assure you, in both size and flavor, the fruit fares ceeded my expectations. I distributed about tweuty-tive packages of prunes among my tnends, and they all pro nounce the quality extra line. Also, those who tasted the apples and pears claimed they had never sampled finer fruit, especially the pears. I am satisfied that my investment in the Hood Kiver valley is a good one, aud'nobody can make a mistake in putting their money where such ex cellent fruit can be raised. I hope the fruitgrowers will make it a point to have a fine exhibit at the world's fair, and not only this, but they should send large quantities of extra fine fruits to Chicago to be sold as Oregon fruit. Great care should be exercised in the packing and selection of nothing but the very best, as people from not only all parts of the United States, but from foreign countries, will visit Chicago, the importance of having Al fruit on sale can be readily appreciated. When I attend the world's fair, the first place I shall make for will bo the horticul tural hall, and I hope to see Hood Itiver products head the procession. Please watch my orchard carefully. book out for the dreaded Kan Jose scale and also for borers. Yours truly, J. S. Tendick. Inn l.ee.j-., ol Hood later, ( otmlv ol Wnvn Mali- oi t n-i'oii, li:is ihisiia v Med In lliKoilo c , hlh ttvorii e.atenii iit, No. for the puielm-Oiif 1 the II u ' , 11 t ' ,, ii' , ii ', and n in ' , see .V totvnliip No. J.uor Ih ruime.Vo. i M.iuid Will oiler p-oo lo silotv Unit the lillltl miiiiIiI Is more a i ,i aide Mr lis t ir.it,. r or clone i'uiii lor r ti r1 its elleets will only be felt in abuntlant crops fetl from the moisture it will leave in the ground. V. Olir tiiseontcllt; ; will ho In that line. I.... ...ill l : l... 1 . ' ' ......v ii..,. ,I,U,V, UM Mill IIL-Ileu llllill HIO'l..e. I 1.. ,.,ll,l,.l. I.I Cllt SHOW Storm will be forgotten and handle apples penchex, and all other f,,ril, ;l:l111' ' '''' land hea'ire il;.e l;eu-isi, r mi. I l;.- ' iii .Mini- in i ne i-aiies I ireyon, Me. shall kerp on hand In seanon, on I'liday theltli day of Mareh IM'.I. all kinds of frult-boxex, Ixiught In carload lots Hi naiiiex as w itnesses: 1'ruiik l'uveitorl fbrcuth. that wC will be able to sel! ut reitson-! jaU 'C ' " able prices and on easy terms. The curly! An' a" persons elalinlin; adversely the aiiote iieseriiHii ft, i, .Is are re.niisie.l lo tile Lively Times Up tho Creek. Editok Glactkk: There has beeu quite a shaking up of the dry bones in aud around the Odell school house. ltv. Norcross has been holding forth for a week or more. He raked in ten convicts (oh! I should have said converts). He intended to dip 'em last Sabbath, but it seems like the Lord wa'ut M illiu', as he kept the water hid under the ice and snow, liut look out fur a ducking when the chi uook cometh . The names of tho con verts are Wm. Copple, ltobert Copple, Leu and Harry Dodsou, Dodsou, sr., Asa aud Henry Straight, Fred Kemp, Kalph Cameron and Currie Copple. There was u dance at the Ualdwiu produce. pring will find us located In cotiiinodlou quarters where we will be pleased to si-e you at any time. In the meantime, thoso desiring information of our manner of doing business, will please call on 1!. K. Wiley, our resident representative in Hood Kiver. HOOD IUVKll FKlTr COMPANY. "MIDNIGHT." Will make the sprint; season of 'isici, at con venient places throughout tho valley ami While Salmon Washington. Tlnm mid plut-e subject to future appointments. Description nmi Pedigree. "Midnight Ish coal-black Humbletonian, b years old; IS Iiausd; weight m pounds; sired by Shaw's llaiuulctonhin; dam, n Copper bottom mure. ".Midnight" Is u nood tllspoi tloned horye. a tin, in drlvt-r mi ,. n,,i school house on the night of February ' ter for a horso of his size. tith, celebrating the "ilst birthday of "Mindlght's" service fo will l.o$ll3 for slnglu John Fredeuberc. Tbpr wh unit.. . erviee, Hue ut time of service, or 815 for tne : crowd out, taking the weather and the j " " 7 f. .Sea men- elailns In tlnsolheeou or In line sa.il Jlih nay 01 Miircu, Issi.i, tleillmeh; John W, Lewis. Iteglster. Private Per: I.. . u-. : j i .' u 111 ,v;rST;": " vte ' fok sai.i:. - - A n i ! Cumpii 1.- Liu-. m DRUGS, CIIIIHIGALH AND I Your;-; for nccn invr:., EDIGIHES. J-J. ,-..' TTTff th. 3-ri shares of the capital stock of Hood ltivcr Townsite. Company. 110 acres of hind formerly part of the John Divers' claim. Sl'O acres being east half of section 2.'! township 1 north range t east heavily timbered. Theubove will be sold at a low vain atiou ami on lilieral terms of payment. F. L. .Smith last Call. four feet of snow into consideration. They kept it up until near 3 o'clock in the morning. .Receipts of theveuiug, $4 and a good supper. There were present nine ladies, including a nice, slender, curly-headed youth of the male persuasion dressed up in mamma's best. He drawed well among the boys, but he could not disguise that step. Lcas ure and Knox furnished the motive power. Occasional. Frankton Notes. Mr. W. J Campbell's root house M as broken into not long since and a couple sacks of potatoes taken. The door M as locked Mith a padlock, and the thieves wrenched off a staple. From the tracks left in the snow tnere Mas evidently two of them. Mr. H. A. Pratt received his grubbing machine Monday, and is now prepared to pull your oak grubs "while you wait". Mr. E. D. Calkins has procured a trio of handsome Plymouth ltocks from the poultry yards of Prof. 'Garrison of For est Grove. . Mr. Ketcham last M eek lost a horse from lung fever. The article in last week's Glacikb on "Hard Winters" makes cheerful reading Just now, when the snow is 40 inches deep and falling as if it meant to break the record of 1744, when it covered Southern Russia to the depth of 23 feet on a level ! Just suppose it M as to cover this summer resort to the depth of 23 feetl And then imagine the consequen ces of a chinook of about three days' du ration. Twenty-three feet of snow would stop ull travel, telegraph ami 3It. Hood Items. Editor Gi.aciek: As this part of the country has not beeu heard from for some time through the columns of your pajjer, M'e will give you a few brief items. The snow at this writing is about 40 inches deep. Through this the pleas ure loving people weuded their M ay to the school house on the evening of the Oth inst. and enjoyed themselves in a social dance in honor of John H. Fre denberg's 21st birthday, aud also the 33d birthday of Henry Wait. Music was furnished by Messrs. Leasure and Knox. Floor manager, Will Itoden- hiser. Those present were: Mrs.Henry Wait, Misses Alice Graham, Ethel Cook, Maggie Wishart, Wyoming Cooper, Christina Cooper, Lizzie Coop er, Cynthia Dimmick aud Georgia Dimniick, Messrs. W. M. Ilorring, Lewis Tomlinson, Bert Sandman, Will Edick, Ziba Dimniick, Jas. Dimniick, John Dimmick, Paul Aubert, Jake Lenz, Frank Hies, Thos. A. Connor, John Tucker, Jas. Cook, Jim Wishart, Joe Dimmick, Warren Cooper. In the small hours all separated for their homes well pleased with the entertain ment. Odu Fellow. notice is hereby given that nil notes and accounts due me. and nmnii.l March 1st, next, will be placed In the hands of a collector. V.. L. Smith. Itr-diirtloii Sale at -Mrs. ('. J. Hunt's. Sweeping reduction of ladies' hats for cash until March 1-jth. '-). 00 huts for f 1.00 3.00 3-M 1.50 Ladies' wo solicit patronage. season by the additional pavilion t son lo close July li, i.-MJ. tot terms uud other information apply to, A. 1.. l'HKl.KS, Manager. OfllM nt the Hood Kiver l'hnrmacy. Neither the fanner nor any other man can allbrd to keep u slow walking h'orse. A team that will plow livo rounds whllo another goes loiir, und do it all liay and every day, is worth u much Kieater premium' over the li:t ter than Indicated by this proposition of work. The horso is a machine to iorlbrin work, tho walk Is the working cult, und any Improvement In tills direction is of Just hh , also agents tor the ivnaiiii Jtlirrell fc Co nt thiiil machinery. Jiain wagons, I Keiid T!;N ami Profit ly if. dinger and Hone, proprietors of the lligKed Uam, in addition to their liv ery und stage business, are handling grain, chop-teed and hay. They me Oyster Supper. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will give an oyster suppor and social in the store building recently oc cupied by Mr. Harrison, on Tuesday evening, February 14th. Supper will be served from 5 o'clock during the evening. There will be room for those desiring to stay and have a social time. It being St. Valentine's day, there will be a supply of valentines present and a post ollico established. much importance us nn improvement enables a machine of any kino? to do more work. We labor to Invent such Improve ments in machinery; why shouldn't wo labor t j bring about the same with 'our horses? We can do this by training bicedVni; to good horses, who arc good even walkers; mid de veloping these traits in tho cotts. Jlcuvy horses need not be slow walkers; many are ex" cellcnt walkers and proportionately more valuable thun slower ones. I lacks. Iinir gies, wimlmills and pumps, Oliver Chill and , steel plows; gulden cultiva tors, plows and harrows: and will sell their Mt. Hood coaches, (neks and bug gies, now in use, in order to open in the spring with an entire new outfit. Call and price their goods. i mi k Uii! f,."i!!'"-; fl nruTrm DEALLiio IU s " 'fsj Brackois anfl I'GCi! Tcrninas. Li: 1n r- Ccfiflr O. L.STltAN'AII.W, IV-slilcni. f 'i ' i' I-' . f ''' rv IN' si;ki;t; Via v j . Mi'l'Ii'K r","4!."" rs n.i. con ' rtary. n ADMIXPSTKATOR'S X0TICE. Notice Is hereby Klven that tho unddrslened has been duly uj.poinUd administrator of I estate ine estaieoi r;. y. t,oe, deceasf d, by the Hon County Court of the State of Oregon for Wns co'Counly, adnliHsdulyuallllMlasnich. All persons huvlni; claims aialrist salil estate lire therefore, hereby not I lied to present their claims duly verified to tho undersigned at Hood Hiver, Oregon, within six mouths from th date hereof, and any claim not presented within that time will be postponed until nil claims presented within that time are fully paid. Jlood River, Oregon, Feb., 11th IR03. H. C. Cob. Administrator. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Land, Act Jun S, 1878. United States Land Onica, Vancouver, Wash.. Jun., 21, lSOT. Notice Is herebv el veil that In cmrmlinm- with the provisions of tho net of Congress of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An net for the sain of stone lands In tho states of California, Oro L'on.Nevadu, and Washington Territory, w imam Diano.ol (,'lieowith, county of Klick itat, state of wash., has this diiv filed In tills office his sworn statement No 17.VJ, for the purchase oft lie lots )3 uwl -J of seciion no 31 in fovt-nslif o Vo S tiortli p,,.n,ii a a..u .... .....i will oiler prool to show that the land sought is more ""valuable for Its stone Dm n I'.tp I "K1 " -mi-iiiiii iMo iiosefs, nun io esiaonsri ids claim to said land before the KeL'Ister anil Hiu celver of this office at Vancouver, Wash., on it eum-Buiiy tne iui uay oi April mr.i. He names as witnesses: Amos t'nderwwd, Ivl ward Underwood, of Hood River Oregon, ltobert Carr. of Cascades wash.. flmrii-J Myers, of Chenowitli, wash. Any and all persons cliilminrr nrlmp.iv (i, above described lands are rei nested to file their claims In t,is office on or before snitl lath day of Aurll. l"IKl. JaniSapl Jomi I. Okoohkoax. Register EXIXLTOIt'.S NOTICK OF FI.AI, ACCOUNT. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the estate of James; A. Hanldns. late of Wasco county, Oregon, and now de- ccmsea, lias filed his llnnl ni-eouiil witli H;ild estate with the cleri: of the county court of (aid Wnscoconiily, and that Hon. (leorgc C juiiKPiy, jutigo oi said court lins by order dated January, 7th IW.i, appointed Monday thclith tiny of Mareh, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at t)i0 county court room In Italics City, Oregon, a time and place for examining said account, and for hearing any objections made thereto: ow therefore all persons In at.y wav inter ested theald estate or final account, are' hereby notlil In and required toaimcar at said time and place named In said order and show cause, iruny there be why said account should not bo allowed either In whole or part, and there mako any objections they may have against the allowance of said final aeoount, or show cause If any why said executor should not be then discharged by the court as exec- uioroi sain csiaie. J'atcd at Hood River. Jan., flth lKfil. Executor of the estate of James A. Ilanklns ueeensen. Contractor t.j i V. HOOD RIVER rliilLiii, OREGON. v-rfrr .iwwJJ,wiy1 ;" !" I lave ( and Ornamental (ni,.H. I'ltOfllll-.TOIIH on hand n lull siititiK- nf i.i-oii mi..i.i.. vines, small fruits, Uoscm ami Slirubhery. ' J!e sure to fret our prices bel'oi'- purchfisiii!rel.,,.wl.,u Jtenieiiiiierour t rces ai'e !;i'ovn sirielly willunit ir W. A. HMc;iKiiAhM, Local Aynt. grap f'i.'.'at ion. OREGON Beatty's Pianos where. l'oi"eaialogue address ilciitty, Washington, N evtr -isey. In use K. NOTICE FOI1 PUBLICATION. Land Olllcc at Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 8, ISO.'!. To John ll. Jlensel and all whom it may concurn. Notice Is hereby given that tho following named settler lias filed notice of l,i liiieioi.o. proor in support of Ills cliiiin, and Unit, said proof will be made before thu Register und Receiver of tlie U. H i.anu tiiiico at Vancouver, Wasli,. on Feb riiary 2:!rd, 18!W, viz: Joseph A. Armcnt. Applications No. 1S7 and l! to I'lirehnse under see 3 act Kept Hit 18IKJ for Hie lots 2 and .1 sec SI and s e ituds e s w sec 3.1 Tp 8 n r 12 cw. in. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon anil cultivation 'imii.i iiinii vi,; .iiimesti. i.yle, Thomas M Whitcomb, Levi, hmith, John R. Whitcombj all of l,yle Klickitat Co., wash. ' i Jiillluld.i John I). Okoijiiko an. Reglsler. I -"' ''' ' '" '"""'lwww...... . nwu.,IWIWM, arvai ami rxrnmt mua arsjjt lvLsj ' yrf riLj cAZ lVW m HAVE CONSTANTLY Choicest I&cats, Haisa, Bacon, lard, Game, J Poultry, Also r ira cm rs. . corner oi Oak ami Kourth SlrcelK 021 HAKD THE Hood 1 liver, Oregon.