sift Did. . ni Ui 1C Jfl.v Hit to v.; rui (t, to .ol' . '; c4 Trt act -civ . -lip , 0 .' SllJ.f.;'.: oi(; jooa rover Glacier , -FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1899? BRIEF LOCAL MATTE Ra. Highland Park. : Harness oil Tor sale at Denzer's. ..Get your bike repaired at Denzer'a. Go. T; Pralher 'had a new cook stove for sale.: -"r . 8..JN LaFrance went to Portland Monday. ; -' Mrs,. Alma Howe " went . tot Viento Saturday, retuniliigMonday. . , Money to loan on " real "estVtd hy . JOHN Jj. HENDERSON, agt, s .: Buy your school shoes from Bone & McDonald. Where Is Highland Park? ; , . Bethewel Hendryx of While Salmon has wen gran tea u neioii. . '',.'. Lost, An open-face Union watoh Finder will please leaveat Glacier offlee k Shirt waists, shirt waists, at Bone' & c Donald's. .. . Fine line of crash Hats just opened at Uone dc McDonald's... - v.'.v-; . ' Mrs. J. Wick ham returned from Sa- !em last Saturday . fV , ' " r,, A teachers', institute will be held in Hodtt River on the 15th of April. L. Neff and wife of, Wasco were in ,.' Hood River during the first part of the Dh ShaV is ' the latest to taekl'the fiery, unturned bike, but he rides grace- fully. ,: -.--: The 3laciee will tell yon, about Winv- Boonuan has lioujiht M. V, Rand's property in town aucl will oc- cupy it as a residence. -: Regular -. meeting of Canny post, "."Q 'A;.R. and W. U. C. tomorrow at 2 . , o'clock".' ..;. The public school column appearing this week was writteu for" last week, but was crowded out. ' ' ; '! - -'Jos. Purser Is ' selling" strawberry plants, dug, trimmed and all ready for selling, lorfi per inousuna. V ' Wanted You rig man 16 or 18 years ..." old to, work on trim runcii coming sea '"'' son. ; 'Apply at Glacier office. '-'" L.' N.: Blowers returned,-Sunday! - from a trip to tiumpter... He says -the snow Is still two teet deep at that place. vT.;J. Cunning, who is laid up with a broken leg, is suffering much - pain from the wound and is making slow progress,. Doug Langiile and Bert Stranahan started, on Monday for the McCoy creek mil jes, gpitig'by the Lewis river ,'.' Denzer,' nowVoan furnish you wilh building material of all kinds. Come '' and get prices. "..." ; ; - '"' Wm.' Ellison.'now employed as night operator for the U, K. & JN. company Altiiua, is visiting relatives in Hood Land For Sale? 60, acres 3 miles from town and J mile south of Bel -monr, cheap and on easy terms. For j?particularBf address Clias. Elrey,rWas co. Oreiron. " .; : Before you go fishing, ealtjt'Tenee:r'8 - and get a complete outfit of fishing Nbtice.r-Have you a farm' for sale'or for'rent, t do you know of any person icholdiuar fafiuing, . lands that they wish' to dispose of?, t. It so, pleiise writeHo aity r. agent or the U. R. & JN . IX. and tie will send you acircul.ar that will interest.you, - The lareest and best stock of puiuts .V ver kept at liood. River, : now.on ex- ak w:,;.i.Jibiti6i. at .i.'enzer.'s store. '''' ;";::' ; H Before the discovery of One Minute i'S.Cough'Cure'.'uiinlsfers .Were greatly dis i. turned by coughing congregations. No '' excuse for It-uou--Williams &.Brosius. It is said that Charley Clarke caught Cn,tUe!,cfn'SUieriei(rjr process of the a o V-prcfessor and mesmerized Flitit Brad . J ford and -E: H. -Pickard. L , . ; ; V?;,'Glve me a liver regulator and I can '' regulate the world," said a genius The ' lv druggist handed him a , buttle, if De ' Wilt's .Little Early Risers, the famous ! r- little pills.; ; ,.Williaiiis & Broaius.-: v Worknien : are engaged ;puttin'g: up ."sr .-..the telephone poles and wires 'for the -.j flocal telephone system. ". Central office '.:Si'ii will be iu Wiiliams:& Brosius , drug . . store. . . : 41.!". For aquick remedy and one that js per-. ; fectlysafeforchildren letus reooromeud .-;K,"-.t)ne MihUte Cough Cure. : It is excellent for croup, hoarseness, tickling in the it? v'thWiatO Cughs.' WillianisA Brosius. HuM.Ihoii Bros. have. sold' another 40 aereafef.' land to the sunie party who btlight.80 acres of them last fall. ? .('"''Happy Is-the man or woman who can eata good harty meal without suffering rfv" afterward f If you can not. do it.takeKo-dot-DyspVpsla Cure. Itcjpbn-sns what you v&v eat and cures all forms odyspepsla and ;ln4igestion..'f Williams & BrosLus. tc.v fiF. H. Button coiumeh.eeaj-;-TueRday, with a force of men, to-improve: White Salmon river'for driving logs. , ' . 3rrf'-6hw", on el- i W etfie street car line, writejiJlhat.'Uis Utile fj ? T. daughter was very- lw; wi 1 1 croup,' a i id hra -v her life saved after ''uM : ph.ysicjans had ' ie j failed, -only by using One MiuUte Cough j;re':;WiHUmg:&-Biwiu8..-'.v-.V-' bos. : .- r As the season of the year wheli pneu ?'';. tuntita, la grippe, sore throat) 'coughs,' -.nv.iiJ cod, catarrb,roiichitis aiid,lOiig trou Sflvv " bles are to be guarded against, nothing ;'."lsu nne substitute," wiifanswer the urb(8e''iirU"Jii8ta8g()od"as One Miu Ute Cough Cure.' -That fs the one Infalli ble remedy for all lung, throat or bron chial troubles. Insist vigorously upon having it If "something else" is offered iyou, Williams & Brosius. ,V. : D. R. Cooper is shipping Ills apples that he Jias kept oVer frpm;;.last; fall. He is getting $1.25 a box iu". Portland and has over 400 boxes : t . . .j If you tiave.aTOUgb',thr'ii"ijitrrrita-(lo"ri;' " weak lungs, pain in the chest, tiillieult breatbinir.croiipor hoarseue'ss.'let ussug gest One Minute Cough Cure. A I ways re liable and safe. ; Williams & Brosius. " W; At ISIlngerland has -fom menoed to b'uiid an apple house, ' 24x60 feet in size, which will be the largest apple house in; Wascrt'eounty, ., F)rrwtbtteB,"burns,1ndolent.ores,ec-' sema; skin disease, and especially Piles, I DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salvestands first j and bestIjook out for dishonest people j who try Jo imitate and counterfeit it. It's their endorsement of a goojj: ar(i-le. .ii)..i.'iM..f.B i . t : . .. . 1 . t's- Witch.' Hazel Butfe.r will iaais it Bcosius.- T4ie--d4 rectors oCJ.he I.HfladtJRlvgr Fruit Urowers' Union wish to an nounce that they expect to be doing business at V the j Union warehouse during the strawberry season, the same as in preceding years. p They have made arrangements for supplying crates as usual, and have encouraging reporik Wohi ' the markets.': - Increased facilities for handling the business will be furnished by the railroads and if the growers will stand by the directors there ia no reason . why . the season should not be one of the most success ful in the history. of the valley. All reiiQrts and ruuinrs that the Union is "going out of business" ' are untrue so fan, as the directors are concerned. i Christian Uuler and wile , have pur chased, of E. L. Smith, the old Stollerl ranch. at. Tj'out Luke, iiear the base of- Mt' Adams; '--Theyre,; arranging to build a new house and barn this season. in order to more comfortably accom module their giiesls during the coming sumpier. ' The ;'iriut' Jjake. section wiih .its "In'iiiHilerabie cav;s,. splendid fishing and magnificent scenery, offers many attract Ions' for a summer outiner; ami we are; pleased to leani that the Stoller nlaee liax fallen into! such ex. celleni; h.hd:i ' : . ; H ; . . The Da V idsori . " Fru it' Co's. " corres- pnudeiit ' ill . the' strawberry district of soumern v Missouri and northern Ar kansas' reports; under date' of March 26th,' that the prospect is good for a full crbpof strawberries and apples through- out;lbat distHot.'i'The,: fall and winter having been -favorable Tor ..these two va'riet igs f 'tlii'f Peacies a re: k 1 1 led Van Buren, Ark., expects to ship 400 cars of strawberries this season. D.'N. Byerlee, - whose place is on the state road west of "town, has a hot bed that has Drought the plants along nicely. He has cabbage and . cauli flower plants ready to set out, and has a fine lot of tomatoes, celery, tobacco. sweet potatoes and other plants coming on. He finds that plants do best when taken from the hot bed and set at once In the ground, not earlier than 4 o'clock in the afternoon. :'- An "! Even ins With 'American Writers," at the U.'B. church last Fri day- night, entertained a: full house. The programme was admirably ren dered all the way through, and the ap preciative audience-(earned more of the ives ' and characters - of American authors than could have been learned by ;putUng in the same time at the best library iu the land. ... ' - . K. Pealer is bedfast and entirely help less. His wife Is a good nurse, but she can hardly be expected to hold out In doing tier household work and looking aner ner invalid nusoand. The iielKh bors have been kind in renderinir as sistance. ..Mr. reaier Had a rail when he was taken worse, about a month aao, and since then has had no use of his left arm and shoulder. Our tongue is not very smooth.' and we are loo awkward to give you a song and dance, but let us tell you that e. have, for; sale the' best ' bicycle ever brought to Hood River. Our price is rfo, and iryou pay more, you only pay for the manufacturer's name and not for material. Come and examine our wheel before buying. At Denzer's. The members and ' friends -of ' the U. B. church will give a reception at the residence of Mrs. G. D. Wood worth, Friday evening, April 7th, to all who, helped to build the U. B. " par supage... All persons who' t'Ontributed, Iri; mohey'or, w.i'urk, towards the erection of the buildiug. are cordially invited. The hard winter was severe on rose hushes;. -rMany . rose -bushes that bad lived through hard winters for 20 years or more, succumtied this tune and were killed down to' the ground. H. C. Heugst, who is an expert gardener and florist, .lost man. v of his choice, roses and flowers, - i -' - ' , --r ; - The suit of -the Hood River Lumber ing companyprotesting against the award of damages by the viewers ap pointed to condemn the mouth of Hood river for. boom purposes, , in the circuit Court last, week, was decided adversely to me company oy judge liradsuaw. ; Levi i Clarke;' father of Chas. ' N. Clarke of ...the Glacier Pharmacy, has rented Capt. Coe's cottaue near the armory and will move here from The Dalles with his family. Me has also purchased a lot in South Waucoma. - The portly form of. Jos. A. C Brant, editor (if'' the Vancouver Columtian, arKeneu our sanctum door last Satur day . Mr. Brunt, wife am) son came up on the Regulator and visited with Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert Graham over'Sun- day.. : . ' - - The GlaCIR was in error last week in slating that Wood vorth's store gave an ' enlarged picture and frame "with very $20 worth of goods sold. - The nlarged picture only is given, but it n Itself is a handsome present. , . -,, . Miss ' Ezma Jones, who has . been pending the winter with her . uncle nd aunt. 'Mr. and Mrs. J..J. Liiickev. r siaris today tor rendieton, where she will visit for a few days and then no to her home at. Tekoa, Wash. . Albert I; Mason came up from Port- laud, Saturday, and was engaged blast ing out stumps on his ranch on the East Side.- Monday.- Mr. Mason " will soon have another teri acres ready to set tSple trees."' 5 ''! : Geo. T." P'rather has .blank applica tions for -marriage licenses. It is not necessary now Jto go to The Dalles to procure a-license of this character. Pay you r uiotiey to, J ude Prather and get your license. , :. . , . . ; Mrs. E. E. Lyon, has been quite sick fram the effects of baying a toot hex- acted, tier little boy , has also been ick with the grip. Mrs. W. H. Perry, mother of Mrs Lyon,' has been acting as nurse in the afflicted family. - , ,. Uncle ' Oli.ver Bartmess gave the editor a copy of the Religious . Tel escope, the organ of' the U.' B.- church at Dayton, Ohio. Uncle Oliver has been a reader of th.is'paper for 65 years. Mrs Oscar Stranahan, who is visiting hef old home-.a'Northfleld, Minn., had the misfortune to' fall on the ice and break an arm. . Mr. Stranahan ex pects her. home soon. , (t J. R. . Galligan, who was so. tiadly urt last week by the breaking of the sweep of his grubbing machine, is iui- rovltig slowly. Miss Jessillne Dlsbrow, daughter of Arthur Disbrow, is attending the Bar rett school and boarding with tier aunt, Mrs. D. G. Hill. .-, . .? : .- ,, Mrs. Green Johnson;- National, lec turer for the W. V. T. U., . will lecture in Hood River, Sunday evening, April V3,t Mr.Stewart of' I'orrtanii ;ls v 'si ting .- i rvlutivei.lu iiocni Biver. Footograpliy Rict5 Paleol Julfa MarloWer lace Bool your foot jn, and at the same think you cannot get astyhsh that's a mistake. 'We tan fit famous "Julia Marlowe."' 5 . THE PEOPLE S STORE. -.. :...; Headquarters for Millinery. . .-: - , j. Summer boarders are beginning to make inhumes for stopping places. The Parker house will receive its first guests from Portland early in April. To prettier or more desirable summer boarding place can be found In Oregon than that presided over by Mrs. John Parker. .V : ..: - (. ; v;. -Genuine: Singer sewing macbiues at Wood worth's for "r'2o. ' Mrs. Dr. Allard and daughter Inez of Troutdale visited Prof. Ri-R. Allard and wife last week. :. , ; Church "otices. ' Services will be held in the M. E. church next Sunday both morningand evening, . The Easter occasion will be commemorated in the morning witli a sermon by the pastor and special music by the choir, i ne regular singer s wm he assisted by Miss Anne Smith; Mrs. C. L. Connie and Mr. Chas. Clarke. The public is most cordially invited. Congregational Church. , Services will be held, Sunday, at 11 a. ni. This service will be appropriate to Easter. Special music will be furnished. In the evening at 7.45 the Sunday school will give a concert. An Easter can tata will be presented by young people of the Sunday school. An Easter em blem will 'be given to every Sunday school scholar. ..., .-, , - ... ; : Easter exercises at the U. B. church next Suiidav. Short sermon by the pastor at 10:30 a. m., followed by Easter services by the children, consisting of songs, recitations,' "etc., after which there will be the distribution of . gifts from the Easter tree. ' All are Invited. ' There will be an. Easter service atl Mt. Hood, April 2d. Services at ;11 ar.d 3 o'clock.. Also a basket dinner Oofwe oiieand all. . Brimr vou r" baskets i an oliserve Easter. ... ...All are' In vi led '.by.f' Rev. C. Coop, preacher in Charge. , Bethel A. C. Church, Hood River.--Easter service.. - Preaching at 11 ai Hi subject, "The Atonement'; '7.30p.fn. "Prophecies Concerning-the -State.ot the Dead." Elder L. G. Dix, pastor.. Beimont Leaeue The secqnd lee-.i gans. ' ltisthelatestdlscovereddlgest t'ir on' "The Two Roads and the Two ant and tonic. No other preparation Destinies of the- Human Race;" illus-l'tari approach it in efficiency. It in trated by a small chart, will be deli verr : etantly relieyes and permanently cures ed by'Bi-oiher T. Shere, at Belmont Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, church, Sunday evening, at 7.80 p. m-Flatulence, Sour Stomach, .; Nausea, r- Mount Hood Notes, " The weather has been :very fine" for the last few days and the farmers are seeding around here. .- , -- ' ; Fred Goodfellow sold his ranch iier Mt. Hood, last Monday, to Mr. Thomp son of Hood River. , : - .. :', ; Elmer Gribble took two loads of spuds to Hood River, Tuesday. .. . Some of our farmers have, garden seeders but they prefer planting their garden by hami. - . : . . -v--: J. G. Fischer went to Hood River to" advertise his homestead this week. Robt. Leasure caught an otter last Sunday and a coyote, Monday. , Out postmaster returned home last Saturday, from down the river, where he had been on business. You & Me, I- A postal Inspector visited Mt. Hood on Wednesday and found our post of fice all right. ' Bora. : . ;;..'";' ' ' ;". In Hood River valley, March 23, 1899, to Mr.' and Mrs' C A; oil more, a son. A . At Wasco' March 15, 1890, to; Rev.'4 and Mrs. (Jhas. Elrey, a son. At Portland, Oregon. Iareh 18, S99t.E. unday to, Mr. ana Mrs, r nil Mattuews, a daughter.;'' : ( :" ". ;v'' ; , i At "-Mt. Hood, Oregon, March" 25, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. MeyefsY daughter. - - -Jtr -- At White Salmon, W.a8h., March-27;j i 1899, to M r, and Mrs. Cox, a son! - -';' o HIGH GRADE CROCKER! At LaFRANCE'8. - ' V" .WnSrsz '"rTpc-,-n-or ' Dnhhai- Nrtr 9 No a bit of It. This Is only KUDDcr r B pian everyday citizen, looktnir for TJTH best place In town to purchasj BICYCLES. HE HAS FOUND -iT AT THK AGENCY FOR - ' - ORAWFORBS ' jf Fora number of years we have practiced -footography. It is not.a profession, it's a combination of art .and Uusiness. It is the knowledge of feet and the art of fit ting them rig ht.r . - - We have iearned a good deal .about feet, shoes and leather, also shoemakers; and some of . them don't know as much as they .ought to; but there is one at least that knowa how to make a shoe -that Is the easiest thing you ever put titiie the: most elegant-. You may fit that will be comfortable, but everybody (with some style of the . . ' 40 Acres For sale. Good apple land: lays-well, near kudu huiiuui..: ajuuu uol ijuro vo clear. mai-17 J. P. HILLSTROM. Horses for Sale or Trade I have two or three youne horses that I wtll sell or trade for cattle. Also, one thorough bred Jersey bull calf one month old. Apply to miy J. W. MUKTUJN, V Riverside Farm, 8 miles west of town. if. Hay for Sale. - Seven tons of best Timothy and Glover Hay ipr saie ai jio a ton Dy . u. it. UASi wiiK, ' .. . "; -on the Oonnell plane, For Sale. 1: Frnlt. farm Hood nft.vlnfl' nrnnnrf.v In ntv. pies and strawberries. Splendid location, 2 miles from depot.- T. PRATHER. Fresh Jersey Heifers For sale. Apply at this office, or to A. R. BYRKtiTT, White Salmon.' 24 Acres, One mile froni town; 9 In strawberries, one In blackberries, one In raspberries. 900 frolt trees. 200 grape vines. Good Improvements. In- qmre at the Hood Kl ver KAUK.KT STORE. '" Two Lots for Sale. " ' Two desirable lots, 1 and 2, "block 3, Wlnans addition. For particulars address the Glacier. " i ; 74 1-2 Acres For sale: miles from town. Improved land and some of the best in the valley. Inquire of . j. ij&e ranee, or on roe rancn to '-roS .' LYMAN SMITH, spepsia Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon gtructirig the exhausted digestive or- 6icliHeadache,Gastralgia, Cramps, and all other results or imperfect digestion. ' Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Cllcago Time Schedules. Depart Fr'm HOOD RIVER AtBIVl Fast .'Mall ' 15:42 p.m. Salt Lake, Denver, Ft Worth.Omaha. i Fast Mall 4:00 p.m.: Kansas City. &t IiOuls, Chicago .and the East. Walla Walla, Spo- . .kane.Miuneapollsl L.SpoJtane ; Spokane ' Flyer 6:57 a.m. i-iyer . 4:37 p.m'; - til ram, uumm, Milwaukee, Chi cago ind East. . . ' 8p.m. From PORTLAND. A p.m. Ocean Steamships For San Francisco Every Ave. days. 8 p.m. Columbia Rivbb steaheks. 4 p.m. Ex.Bunday. .Saturday, To Astoria and way iu p.m. landings. , Willamette River. 4:30 p.m.-Ex-tiunday. 6 a.m. Oregon City, New- x. Sunday . Derg,t3aem b way ; landings. - WlI.iAMETT8 AND Yamhill Rivers. 3:80 p.m. Mon, Wed. . and Frl. k.'$ues. Thur. Oregon Clty.Dayton -jt ana eav . aDd way wnaings. Wllia'mette Ttfver. - 6 a.m. rTaes, Thur. . ana Sat. , 4:80 -.m. Portland to Corval- Tues., Thur. lisis way landings. and Sat. Lv.Kiparla. 1:45 a.m. . dally ex. Sat, Lv Lewlst'n Snake River, 6:46 a.m.dal- Rlparla to Lewtston ex.Frtday. W. H. HTffRLBURT. , Gen'l Pass. AgenVPortland, Or E. B; -Clask, Agent, Hood tllver. Sealed Bids 1, : . For the construction of a section of county -road, mostly-stone work, along -bluff near tovn ortlooa itiver, are nereoy inviiea. Bias to be sent to J. S. Harbison by April 10, 1899. r&Dt. J. H. Dukes of Hood River will show parties the location and furnish particulars. Right reserved to reject any or an Dius. - J. 8. HARBISON-, Roaa Supervisor, V " Jersey Bull.. l have a thoroughbred Jersey Bull that will stand at Kiversidd FArrh.S miles wostof town. Terms $1.50, but payable at time of service. , .m24 -; ., J. W. MORTO.V. CHouse arid lt ibt Sale. 5" . 'tot 60x100, t.hree-room house, nicety finished; Good woodshed. Price 8325, . M. A. GOOlf. Get Your Horses, fr All nerions havlnsr 'horses wintered at my MlaiS In Si.erman fidnnty vlil please meet mi at toe urrtway plSce, Jisst Side; Friday, AhrU 7 th, illll : nt a:.w ux nm. aiteraooa. -p? vjiAa.v.i.- bone & GARRY A Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR Which we will sell at live and let live prices. Agents for Osborne SAW MILL, OR . . .- . . The place Mn Patfint Ifftta Wall JJiUUf X ULUiil IllUlXUJIUlj X UllilU UUU VlUJf WtUIJ WtUl THE GLACIER PHARMACY, CHAS. N. CLARKE, Proprietor, ' - ' ' ' Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully compounded. '' k.. And, Agricultural Implements. Studebaker Waarons and Spring Waeons: ton Clipper Plows, Harrows and Discs; Badger Spring Tooth Harrows. There are several tainy good lines oi inese goons som Duioniy ; DAVIDSON At as low prices as are charged for cheaper uome ana see us ana get our prices. . .. ' - N. C. Evans. Pres. ' . B. -E. Bavaqb, Sec. and Treas. THE HOOD RIVER TRADING COMPANY, ',' : '" -(Incorporated). - : TTnexcelled facilities for handllnsr real estate. Parties wishing to dispose of real property will find it to their Interests to list the same ined. Abstracts furnished. Fruit Boxes, orates and packages ot all Kinds, storage warehouse. t have onened a choice lot of Groceries In River Pharmacy.-.. Will also deal In Flour, Feed, etc. -. Onr ennds are all new and choice, and we will aim to keep the best at all time. Q uick sales ana small pronis win ne our xuullu. yviue - Sucoessor to E. L.Smith Oldest Established House In th valley.J .' i ; ' ' ' DEALER IN ' ! ''"''.- v ' ; ' , : :' s-'U 1 IDxr O-odd-s, ClotliLlaag:, . Elour, Feed, Etc., Etc. . HOOD RIVER, ' ' - . - '' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Vancctuver, Wash., Feb, 23, l9. Notice Is hereby sriven that the follow. lng-named settlers have filed notice of their in tention to make final proof In support of their claims, and that said proof will be made befi.re F. W. Kale, Clerk of the Superior Court of. the state of Washington for Skamania county, at Stevenson, Wahlngton,,on Friday, April 7, man, viz: -. ... BERT VEATCH, " ' XT T? HJn fillA tr.r th. Aast. tit snnt.hAfl.st.Vf and east H of northeast hi section 23, towuship 8 north,; range east, W. M. Jie names tne ionowing witnesses w prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz: Charles Robertson, George Tyrell, Charles Walthers and S. Torguson, all of Cbenoweth P. 0., Washington. . ' , CHARLES ROBERTSON, ' '' H. E. No. 8442, for the southeast 'i of section 2, township 8 north, range 9 east, w. M. r He names the fallowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and -cultiva tion or, said lana. vu; v.-i ., . Hert Veach. Ueoree Tvrell. George M. Berry and Charles Walthert, all of Chenoweth P. O., Washliigton, , 'jj !.... NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. U. S. Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon, March 14 1899. -Notice .Is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of con gress of June S, 1B78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory." tne touowing-namea persons nave mia any filed In this office their respective sworn state ments for the purchase of the tracts described herein aud will offer-proof to show that the land sought Is more valuablo for Its timber or stone than .for agricultural purposes, and to establish their claims to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at ihe Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of May, 1899, viz: - - - v HARRY G. WYATT, of Hood River, on sworn statement NeT;129, for SW 8eo 24, Tp IN, R9E, W M. - BERT V. WYATT, of Hood River.on sworn stat'mentNo. 130. for the NEH8eo23,Tpl N, R 9 E, W M. CHARLES Hi MATNEY, of Hood River, on sworn statement No. 181, for the NffK Sec 28.TplN, ROE. WM. - WILLIAM THOMPSON, of Hood River, On ana sworn statement No. 133. for the S JSE Xand a U. 8W V, Sbc 25. To 1 N. R 9 E. W M. Witnessest E Butler, -Charles M-athey.'W A Wina.Tia:--WllUfim Thotnneon. W Montgom ery, H GW'fttt,Bert V:wyatt;ud D-Brad- ley, all of Hood River, Oregon.- v- : marUmlft .i .JAY P. L0CAS, Register.- - ' Two re!aena lota,'a, 4w5cene for Hood RUef property'; Inquire Siacier ijSce.- .y , : r ' A-"- ?' ' ,.. .' ; ' "' Mcdonald FULL LINE OF - z PEED, Mowers and Reapers, NO SAW MILL, to buy your . . Pannr Paints and (life fitn fife Planet Jr. Garden Tools and Cultivators: Can one 5iii. r oose are trie oest ana are sold oy FRUIT CO. . , grades of goods'. a. R. Uastnbr, Vice Pre C B. Bonk. .. with us. Conveyancing done and titles exam - : the slore room formerly occupied by the Hood wiu ee us. 0. L. COPPLE. -: . OREGON NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. Feb. 2"?, 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of bis In tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made befoiit Register and Receiver at The D&llea, Oregon, on Monday, April 17, 1899, viz: -: , - HENRY W, WAIT, Of Mt. Hood, Homestead Application No. 4418, for the northeast section 18, tou nship 1 south, range 10 east, W. M. He names the following witnesses to move his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, viz: W. W. Nason and F. Khudson. KU Hood, Oregon: James Knight, Klngsley, Oregon; m8a7 . .'JAY P, LfJCAS, lteglster. -. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ' Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, March 14, 1899. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of hi claim, and that said proof will be ia4e bciore the Register and Receiver at The Dalle:, Ore gon, on Tuesday, April 25, 1899, viz: - '- CHRISTIAN WY8S, '. . Of Mosier, H. E. No. 7183, for the' northeast southeast H section 25, township 'l north, range 11 east, W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, vizi v Carl J. E. Carlson, Adolph Oodberson, and Wallace Husbands of Mosier, uiid KmU ecnanno oi xne juaues. m!7a21 Land for Rent. - Five acres of good land for rent on shares. Also, 10 acres for sale. : 1. H. GliliDES. 1 Land to Rent. Twenty acres, more or Ipsr. Can gbe tenant work all spare time. CHAS. CHAN lit.KK. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlee at the Dalles, Oregon, February 18, 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his oUiim, and that said proof will t made befora the Register and Receiver ai Tlie;Dalles, Ore gon, on Monday, April 17, 1899. viz:, ; . . . -WILLAUD W. NASON. 'i Of Mt. Hood, Homestead Application No. "' 6576, for the northeast Vt section 17, township I south, range 11 cast W. M.- , He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz:- , Henry W. Walt. H:.R1ehmoriaAd George Perkins of Mt. Hood,- Oregon; ttiid James Knight of Kihgsley. Oresfon. r Mia" . . .. JAY l'-.ttreA'iveglster. -