The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, April 14, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textcd Iftver Slacier. FRIDAY. APRIL 14. ISO!). The fanners, stockmen aid business men of Dufur have organized uti asso ciation to proteit the Ciiscado reserve, llood River should lmve an organiza tion of the same kind and ro-opernte with the citizens of Dufur. The Moun taineer gives i he foljowimr. uccouul of a lute meeting:, "Last Miitunlay afternoon the Waseo County Forest Reserve Protect iv As sociation held a regular nicetinn in Dufur, presided ovcr h h D' Dr,ver. president of I lie association, with M. J. Anderson actio!? as secretary. At the meeting the constitution una nynius tu the asBocittt'on were adopted, and ihe objects of the nrKanUntinii weie fully net forth. In the const ituti.n, it la announced that the objects of the hkso elation are lo aid government ofHcials In enforcing the laws f r the pr'it.ction of liie forest reserve, anil lo use all efforts to protect the water supply along the eastern slpe of the Cascade mountains lo Y. o county. To curry .,11.1 11,. e aims the te-SM'intion voted U ' rtfler tt reward of $100 for Ihe arrest ,,'! conviction of any person willfully or negligently setting tire to Ihe forest within Wasco county. The executive com nil I tee of the association was hIso authorized to py the expend of any member who delects pens'itis violating the regulations governing the reserve, and every member pledges himself to report any violation of the forest reg- uli.tioiis that may come to urn khow- ledge. The arsmlution has a member ship of about 60, who are farmers, mock raisers mid business men of Dufur and adjacent towns, Interested in the uesti"n of water supply In the section north and west of the Deschutes river la this county, who have become idanued at the decrease of the water iU pty In their repeetive sections, and I eiieve it Is owing to the hettvy pastur ing of the range along the east sbpe of the Cascades and the fore-t tires mat yearly rage in that sictlon. They i.uii-i h strict enforcement of the frtt reserve regulations will restore the water supply to Its iioiiiml con dition, and will use every legitimate means to cause the enforcement of such regulations as will I necessary to pre vent the over 'pasturing of t lie reserve itud iliese'tingnut of foiest fires." The Rtifsian- thistle has been discov ered to bo the fiinner's friend. It is said that In Kansas and Nebraska and the ukotas, where the weed has taken i os-ession of the country, it is found to le an excellent forage plant, some claiming It Is better than slfaifa. It is r.lxo used for" fuel, and Is cheaper than sny other form of fuel in the country where it flourishes.;-' Two bales of this tle hay are declared to equal a cord of wood in point of heat producing, and four bales equal a ton of coal. The Fifth uiehtiiat Report of the Board of Horticulture to the legL-la ture for lbU9 in a iHiok that, should be in il... hands of all fruit urowers. It is an exhaustive treatise on fruit, and teems to give all the information nec essary for its cultivation ami the treat ment of all pests. We do not know how the book Is to be obtained by the general reader, but all Interested, who have not beeu served with a copy, should address Hon. Emile Sohaiino, district commissioner, The Dalles. The NewYork He raid' is Interview ing Drominent men in di.l'ercnt parts of the country on t he question of the United States. trading the Phillipines to England for Ihe BriiMi West Indies. The sentiment in the East and South Is largely in favor of making the trade, If H can be done, but the West Is op posed to it. Holding Ihe PhiUpines, It seems, Is a business proposition after nil with the Western part of our cuuutry. A .teachers' .institute will meet In Hood River tomorrow. Friends and patrons of our public -school are ex , ' pe,Cted ' to attend and help give eu l! couragement to Hie superintendent and teachers in their efforts to futher ( the Cause of education. ''"v " 1 Albert Knodsou, a private In the ' ' First Washington volunteers, has leen , coinmlssiohed as chaplain of the reg .' lment by Oov; Rogersi '' eggs. Cover the bread crumbs with milk, add the rind and Juice of the ............ .....I i I .iten volksofthe egg-; heat the whites uulil stltf; add the sugar and beat and add to the mixture; bake to a I U1 len d moil d; set iu a pan of hoi water; base until firm. erve uiili i.-a!deu sauce. Mixkd Seasoning. -Mix totretherS teap mis sail, one ieuspiiu "'"""" uu'poon whiiepeper,ila-li of cayenne. (ioi.DEN SAlTi'K. - i vup butter, one cupful powdered sugar, J cup mliK, volUs of 2eiri!H, grated rind of j orange. i. i. ..i, nr mtil the suirar and cream togeth-r, then add the yolks of the eggs and orange rind, heat ihe m.lk sculding hot, pour on to the but ter, cook until U thickens. PituXE Pi'DDiNO pound prunes, one pint water, one cupful sug.ir, I tea spoon salt. Juice of 1 lemon, 6 level i,.i,i..un,i.ofiiis ciirnstaich. Wash the prunes and soak over night; simmer .mi ii (miner. ti-iiiiims inr- wn". . ...,,,, I, uiutfi- lii the llntlld to tn;ikO 2 IIIWI.K-- . , . copfuls; mix the cri.starcn wuii io sugar, add t the prunes and cook 1.) minutes; stirring frequently. . When conked add the lemon juice and 4 tea spoonful almond extract; dip the mould . . . .. i .... .1.. mi ...nil ii. in ihiIi! water ami iuhui, pudding and set away to cool. Serve cold witli whippe t cream. Potato Hal ad. 0 medium sized pot alow, U of a ilooil lilver poiato will l Hiiffleieni) in,e .tablespoon mince onion, one tablespo'-n mnicea pursiey, 8 L-aipoons mixed seusoiiings, 4 lable spoons cooked mayonnaise, Bweet cream enough lo make It the consl-t-eucy of thin cream. Pare Ihe potatoes .,il lu.il in bnilinir salted water, slice very thin while hoi; mix the seasonings ner and ""J"" " 1 witli lite mayonnaise, add the cream j """"'"w. tt. )UNB gradually; put a layer oi pmuuo salad bowl, pour on sonit' of the dres sing, then amii her layer of potato and more dressing uulil all t lie potatoesand dressimr are iiHsd. set in a cold plee for two or three houm; serve very com. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I tjm.l Offlce st Vancouver, Wash., April 1, 1mm Nulli-c In hereby nivrii that the follow. liK-nnieJ oUlir have nlcil nolle of their In-ti-nlton to make llnul pr.s.r In nupportof tlie-ir olaimii.and that xulii pioof will he made la loie W B. rreshy. UniUrU MUiies ComiuissloniT . 'm i f V..l.ntn at Ii Ih olllt-e In Ooldcnoalo, Wanli., on Tuesday, Muy Id, WIS, Vl,e! JOHN BEUNNEOER, Hometet Entry No. OOia. for the north- ..i ti i-nriiiiMLil Quarter, the north half of northwest quarter, and onth weal. quarter of northweal quarisr seotlon U, townnhipo norm m nunc iv,. ";. He nunica the following witnesses tlro his continuous residence upon and cultlvv .1 ..t.l l.i, III vi V ItSsWeliiKarlner. Christian GaW.WIlllam Coaie and Clans H. Pearson, all of Trout Lake V. O., Washington. Also, CHKIHTI AN GULER, Homestead Entry No. 8317, for h of southwest quarter, southeast quarter of ii. .rlli west quarter aim WM"""'( .h northeast quarU-r wh-Uoii , lownshlp 5 north of run if e 10 eitwt, W, M. He uanirs the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culllva tl,,nof,..!ldl.nd vtx! . Oand JXn lEJnn'wr, all of Trout Lase V. O., Washington. Also, ANTON GULER, Homestead Entry No. HSIV, for the o"V,w,Mt, . uuurler of northwest quarter, and west half of souinwesi qusm-r fi : east quarter of southeast quarter of section 1, township 5 north of rane 10 east, W. M. He names the following wllnesses to prove hlscontlnuons resilience upon, and cultiva tion of, said land, vis: , . KreilJ. Kekert, Alois Welnjtarlner. fae b Hehmhl and John Wydsr. all of Trout Lal.e P.O., Washington. Also. ALOW WKINUAKTNEIl. Homestead Entry No. 814 fi-r the lou 2. i and southeast quarter of uoiliiwesi quarier, unu northeast quarter of southwest quarter ; lion IS. townships north of raiK II rust W -si-He names the following witnesses" to tv his continuous residence upon ud cultiva tion of said laud, vis: Cliristlan miier, Anion uuior, "" a i;oai. an oi iruuv tv To Tlie best result ynu must use the best materials. 'Ihe HOOD UIVKH PHARMACY continues to be up to dale in everything In the Drug line. Prescriptions a Specialty. Spraying material warranted the pure stuff. WILLIAMS & BEOSIUS. THE KLONDIKE CONFECTIONERY Is the place to get the latest and best In eon lectlonerles, candies, nuts, lohaeco,clsnr,tc. Home-Made Candies. ; - W. II. COLE, Proprietor. BECAUSE IT PAYS YOU TO. seruons; n. win - i A. S. BLOWERS & SON. Wagon Repairing. All kinds or waon repairing done on short Rotlee and at reiisonahlo prlees, at the old niiKora mill In Frsnklon. C. H. RotJyc A Desirable Home. For sale. Four acres, one In atrawberrles: benrlim frnll trees: plenty r water fir Irrlica tlon. L.s-ated near Krauklon sra'led schoul. Price rcusonahle for cash. iililiriL- Fresh Milk, Areated and u,or,ltedn,",J'Y.?, Strayed. Threhead of catlle. eomlni two years p d. Earmarked and branded l on rlsht hip. Will nay a reward for any information con SralKt'wn. H.W. CfBKAN. Vlenlo. AH Teams stou at Reciprocity Corner, l , ir- s. s - , VR, Register Timber Land, Act June 8, 18.8. NOTICE FOH FU15LICAT10N. A farmer In Washington has struck acomblniitinn In plantinif erops tliat makes irrigation easy. He pla its on Ions and poiatoe In alternate rows, ..,.,) tiip atronu' onions brinir so copious a supply of tears to the eyes of the pi- i.siliHtil keens 'he roots moisr, anu he raises biir erops in spile of ilry weutlier. He also raises custard pies by crossing the eag plant and milk Common Council. The rouneil met at. the office of the recorder. Tuesday, April 11th. Pres entMayor Smith. Alfiermen Hen, Ibadforrl, Uukes ana rerj-usou, mm Iti eorder Nickeisen. Heading of I he minutes of the pre vious meeiiiiK was dispensed wilh, they lint being accessible. The committee on streets and public prniert.v reported unfavorably on the nrili on oi-e irraiitinii a franchise for flee- ill., liiriit Hint i.ower nlant. A letter from C. T. Early was read, giving ad dilb.niil lnforiualloii and stating price of liu'hts, etc. , , , , Moved by Bradford that the docu ment lJ re'cominitied to the committee on streets and public proierty for pro posed amendments; carried. Ad journed. Casualties la the Second Oregon. Following Is a list of the killed and I in Hie Second Oregon In the tttiht of April 11th. all of Company M: Killed. rriviues nemy ij"i V,ia'ril Hoffman kml Josenh BoddeV Wounded Privates P. Miller and Arthur Sullen. . In a batile with natives of Samoa, A mil 1t. Lieut. Lansdale and Enslifii Monaalian of the U. S. battleship PiiliHitflnliia. and four American rti- rinpH u'pre killed One Enirhsh oltlcer was killed. Eivht hundred natives surprised one hundred American and Briiish sailors. Forty natives were killed. An Educational Meeting Will be held at Hood Hlver, Saturday, April 15, 1899, commencing at 10 o'clock In the morn Inir and continuing till 8 o'clock In the after Ti.ii, tii, u nut. held for teachers onlv, but lor school ollleers and friends of ed ucu'tloa generally. II is hoped that all the school ollleers of Hood River valley may be present. Following is the programme for tuts meeting: ... , s,, ."America" K ;MAVU.mA E. L. Smith Response John Oavin 0ur 8chsl... -N. C. Lvans Literature In the wcnonis .i. kui. A Teacher's Feinonality M.nnlcblton Music Number Work in Primary Grades........... hiil In a Fhlrman Co-operation of Teacliers and Parents Mrs. E. L. Smith How to Teach the Multiplication Tab'e.... ., .Troy Hhelley The Value of 'i'ypes Mella White Music ; " C. L. GlLBKKT. United State Ijind Olflce, The Dalles, Ore gon, Mi reh . ISlHt.-Nolice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the ..... r ,n,.ia nf Innn H. IK7S. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the Mates of California. Uregon, revauaanu wasiiingiou Territory,'. Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore gon, has this day n lea in mis ouiee ins slaU-ment, No. l:M, for the purchase of the southeast y. of southeast Yt of action No. il, In township Nn. 'i north, range No. IU easl.W.M.. and will offer pnsif lo show inai liie isnu sought is more valuarjieior its niiiuerorsu.no than for agricultural purposes, and to eslab- lish hlsclaiin tosaiu lima oeiore me ne((ii.n.-i it,-Alvrnf tills office at The Dalles, Ore gon, on Monday, the 5ih day of June, WW. He names as witnesses: Henry t'rlgge. i,. A. Hickei, JohnT. Nealcigh aad Ueorgo Wtran- ahan, all of Hood Kiver, uregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-des-ribed lands are requested to Hie their claims In this office on or before said 6th .larMV P. LUCAB, Register . I FOR SALE. Lumber Wagnn. Vi Inch 50 00 Will sell parto. all of '""kAVAOE. Do You Want To buy Valley. land In Hood River If go, don't fail to See Tucker! Fruit Land, Ilerry Land, drain Land Ilav land, at prices von can t equal in "alley ' M. R IK Kit, TuekertJ or tb ) Or. Hood River's Leading Business House. COMBINATION MEAT MARKET AND (Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S7S. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. United Blntes Land Offlce, The Dalles, Ore gon, March 2S, WiS. Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of tho ...I ..r mmirn-K of Juno H. IKK. entitled "An act for ihe sale of timber lands In the Wales of California, Oregon, jevaaa auu nusiiiiigiuii ' u?i.tfiit nri'KEY. Of Hood River, comity of Waseo, state of Ore- m. tiiiK (luv n en in nits omce iiiskwi.iii statement, No. 1S, for the purchase of the south northwest J and norm soninwesv i. ,.r iu.i.i.11111 mi. zi. ill uih iii.li! v .-w. . .. , range No. cast, W. M-. and will offer pnsif to show that the land sought Is more valuable for ita timber or stone man lor agric nmrui purposes, ana id unumn i lunii hfure ihn Reelsler and Heeelverof this otllce at The Dalles, Oregon, on ISalurday, the loth day of June, isuw. , , . ii. ...... m u u. i. ..... f, W nun. Full Wlnans, M. P. Neff and W. R.Iuans, all of Hood Hlver, Oregon. -' ' a .. ,.H nil ntmiiii clnlin n adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this omce on or ueiorc iu lOf.h day of June, 19. , . inartiiia JAY P. LUCAB, Register. Grocery NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. U. 8. Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon. March 14 1HH9. -Notice Is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of con gressof Jnne8, IsTH. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, i wo r.,iii.iflnir.nuniid oersons have this day filed in this offlce their respective .iworn state ments for the purchase of the tracts described herein and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timlier ... ....... ih,m fr,i mrrimiit.iirfl.1 nurooses. and ... i.hii.h timir i.iuiiiia lo siila land before the ReglKter and Receiver of this offleeat hei i. .. . .. fcl 11, A 'Jlllh llMV llf Iilllies, wrejfi'Mi, uu oaiuu.j,.. j -- MHAKUYV(J. WY ATT, of Hood River, rtn sworn statement No. l'-il), for 8W X Hec 2, 1 P BERT V'. WY ATT, of Hood Rlvcr.on sworn stat merit Nn. lilO. for the NEJ4Bec2J, Ipl NCHARLES ii. MATNEY, of Hood River, on sworn statement No. 131, for the N W 14 Hec i Tol N.U9 K. W M. WILLIAM THOMPSON, of Hood River, on sworn statement No. 132, for the N K?KK and N H S W M Sec 2f, Tp I S, R E, W M. iSiuu'iNi KliAriI.EY. of Hood Klver. on sworn statement No. 1:13. for the H ,nh. yt and S V, BW Sec . Tp 1 N, R E. W if. U itnesses: E Butler, Charles Matney, W A Wlnans. William Thompson, W Montgom ery, H O Wvatt. Bert V Wyatt and D Brad ley, all of liood River, Oregon. inarirmlS JAY P. LUCAS, Register. We lisndle a eomp'ete and up-to-dute sto,k of OROCErilES, FRESH und CUBED MEATS, BACON, LAUD, ELOUIt, FEED. HAY and (JHAIN. We ny spot eusli for our ir"ods and are aMe to make our custom ers as gMiil priees as win be mad ly any Implies house. We t'liy our Flour and Feed in carload lots and consequently get It laid do iv ii here at the lowest cash price. Our goods are FBESH, and we guarantee them. Try some of our Pare Kettle Rendered Lard. We guarantee it first class. - Store opens at 6:30 every diy, except Sunday. Sunday, store opens ut 8 o'clock and closes at 0:30 A. M. CLYDE T. B0NNEY, Proprietor. 20 Acres. t it ii rv naMi linrtro veil or unimproved land within one mile of Hood River school; prettiest building she In the v"5y'KAKER 24 Acres, One mile from town; In strawwrrics one iin blackberries, one In raspberries. SOU fi lilt trees, 2011 irrnne vines. (.smi iniproveoiriii. quire ul ine imw ivivi ln- U ACK ET HTOKK. That 50c Shirt. We have a fine latindried White Shirt for half a dollar. Como and lay in a (supply while you can get them at this figure. We have ten dozen of them, but they will not last long at this price. Ask for That 50c Shirt. C. D. WOODWORTH. Ldfdr"Sale7? In 8 tractn. varying In size, from ) to 80 acres. Highly Improved, partly miiroyed and unimproved. Abundance of rrhra ling water on newt of Ihe land. No trouble to show r.y. Easts.., Wanted. for drv oak wood: alMi, produce tuken for part pay for ( all srnes work. iaX E. I). CALKINS. 1 t, 1 TT Thlslpnmpennbe seen at the store of A. I PUMP. BeSt IU USB. Blowers Son. W.M. TILLETT, Agent. Eggs for Hatching. Huff Wyandotte, 1:1 m for 1'.. E..E. SAVAGE. At a Bargain. nu fi-nii land near town. Including spring or 00 gnllous per minute, and other water rights. 1. R. I.1HIX; A Sightly Home, ;. With 14 aerc of lanl. Inside the cornornls llmltsof Hood Hlv.r.can be puirhaw-d very reasonably. 120 hearing fruit trees, 1 art In strawberries, b-sliles raspberries, black t)r. ries and other fruit. O's.d water, good house andnuthntldlngs. Inqulreof ilieHlacier. 43, For Sale One of the best paying small fruit farms in Hisid River, (food haul Ion. Well wntered. Oood biilldinitsiiiid a plesant home. This Is a bargain. Call ul this office. NOTICE FOR, PUBLICATION. IU Ko Place UH Hoi- steads In Hood Hlver Valley on Government Land. We locate Individuals or colonies on Government lands suitable, for homestead and timber settlers. Large milling Industries are now lisraled here. W . It. w isins, Lamd I.ocator, Hood River, Wasco County, Oregon. Can sinir, nut. this SINGER U a bird. We are sellini; Singer Sewinit Miu'hlnes for $ii eush, or$10 on the installment plan; $10 down, bilam-e in monthly pavmenls of $5 each. These are high arm, rive-drawer machines, finished in oak, wilh all modern im provements. No one need he without a sewing machine at these prices and on these easy terms. Come and see them. G. D. WOODWORTH. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Land omce at Vanconver, wash. Aprip Dealer in General Merchandise, Farm Implements, Lumber.etc 1 ISWl. Notice is nereDy given iu mo following nuiiieu m-uh-is ....v..- ... convcr, Wash., April 10. their ntcnllon "F given that the follow- .01 viien :'"""-, ; '"."-"r -r. -f, ited noilceof his Inten-fmnde before , W B. if in sunijort 01 ma . nwmi hw .:;-""r"a-r,.,. !, wusu., uu nwuwuoji Hood River, Oregon. Mis Suzjr Tracy's ttecipes. Mayonnaise Dressing. Yolks nf 2 egw". "e teaspoon sugar, one tea apoiiu mustard, one teaspoon salt, one . fourth teaspoon white ta pper, dah of cayeHiie, one pint of olive oil, juice of one lemon, two or three tablespoons of vinegar Add the seasonings to the yolks of t lie eggs and beat unill ' creamy; add the oil, drop by drop, un- til the moisture thickens, then add one tablespoon of the lemon Juice; beat thoroughly; add more oil iu a thin ' '..uin.mii. alternating oil and acid uulil .. 'nil .the oil is used. Whip the whites of : the eggs; lat into the mixture. Net ash Celery Salad pound 1 m .T . . : . - 1 t . 1. Land Offlce at Van ISM!. Notice Is hereby imr-named settler has I h. .n t.. mnltA Until tins; clalmYand that said proof will he made be-;ce In of the state 01 Washington b Hkam.nl. M. K.V Xr US sast half of .w..,niv at Mt.vmiiHin. wasn.. on inursusj. i'' - . - - - May 18911, viz: . MARONt MOtlBY, II. R, No. 10,162, for the southeast qnarter'of soulhwest qiinitcr and southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 15. and north half of northeast quarter section Z2, township S nor h, range 9 cast, W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivtv tlon of said land, via J. M. Coulter, Charles Keyes. William Ingles and George Tyrell, ull of Chenoweth P. O., wasiimguin. .... allmlS W. R. DUyBAJRjJlstfr Buggy Team for Sale. I have two or three young horaes that I will seU or trade for cattla. J. w. MORTON, Riverside Farm, S miles west of tow n. Bees for Sale.. I have several hives of Bees that I will sell at from 2 50 to S4 a stand. JOB. H ENOHT. northeast quarter, north west quarter of north-1 east quarter, and nort'ieast quarter of norm- west quarter section 24, township norm 01 range 10 east, W. M. . He names the following witnesses to prova hlscontlnuons resldeuoa upon and culllva tlon of said land, viz- '..., Kred J. Kekert, Clans H. Pearson. Christian Guler and Alois Welngartiier,. all of Trout Lake P.O., Washington. Also, CLAUS H. HEAK80N, Tfnmeiitonrt enlrv. No. HS.S. for the cast half of southeast quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter seciion a, una norioweow quest quarter of northeast quarter of section 25, township north of range 10 east.' W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation .ulH lunil vir. William Coate, Fred J. Kekert, Anton Guler and Jacob Mchmld, ail of Trout Lake P. O., Washington. Also. Homestead Entry No. S20, for the south half of nort heast quarter, and northeast quarter of Ditch Stock for Sale. I huve VI shares of stia-k In Ihe East Fork Irrigating Co. that I will sell for 8125 spot cash. Payments U the amount "" been made on the same. n. it. 1 sr.u. Good Ranch for Sale. Six miles below Hood River, on the river and railroad; well adapted lor early fruit. rirawberrlc8 and other small fruits on the place. I tear, rig orchard. Plenty of water for Irrigation. Also, good timber for lumber or wood. For terms apply lo m 17 CON It A U HI PI. Hood River. Jersey Bull for Sale. A one-year old Jersey Bull, which I will sell for JI8. - Tl. u. nr..'MQi, : Ynm Yum n-i wire Mattress.. $25.1 Common womb -vire Mattress 1 50 . - Vi ool Matl re i - ? ' - - - - . Kxcelstor, wool lop Mattress ? Si UaiUtpuriM t. 1 50 ' I challenge any one to get lower prices in Portland on these goods or any others that I S. E. BARTMESS. have to sell. GEO. T. PRATHER, .Ti.aileeof thereaee 1 jNotary ruunc ior fur Hood Hlver District f I uregon. I am prepared at all times to draw and execute Deeds and Mortgages, and all kinds of le gal papers carefully prepared. I am also prepared on short notice to furnish correct Abstracts. A Iso represent the oldest nnAtrnnirest insurance companies: so if you want your property insured don t fail to call on 01 noriiiHi qu... h"V" . -,, in . reliable Insurance company. northeast uua.wr ih secwou iuiu 1101 mi wit..,, u.,; .,. , , , , , n.r .7 northwest ouarter of section ill, a nd when it cornea to Real Estate, I am the one yon want to see. If you want to buy, sell township north of rai.ge 10 east, W. M. I or rent any land In Hood River valley or White Salmon, don t rail h Timber Land, Act June S, 1878. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. United Slates Land Ofnce.Vancouver, Wsh., March IS, ISM). Notice Is hereby given that Incompliance with the provisions of the act ol congress or June S. IK 8, entitled "An act for Ihe sale of timber hinds In the sintesofCal ifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Laud States by act ol August 4, imi, .... GEORGE H- NICOLA I, Of Portland, county of Multnomah.siale ofOr egon.has this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. )Ki, for the purchase of the south y. southeast i4, northwest' sontbcaKt VA. and southeast out hwest V, section No S, In township 8 north, range No. 10 E..W.M.. and will oner proof to show that-the landsoughu. more valuable for Its limber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and lo establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this offlce at Vancouver, Wash., on Friday, the ailh day of Mav, ls9. He names as witnesses: Ronald D. Csmcron, Charles D. Moore, William Wendorf and Iver Hamre, all of White Salmon P.O., Wash. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to rile their claims In this Offlce on or belore aaid lh day of May, WW. . marlTm.9 W. R. THJN BAR, Register. I to call on or write to me. I T...-iiuU ,...!, uti i.nu 1'iMH't .nulprv! e.lion For the new ulasses you know yon are A.ilKltatI I'1 "'1 1 - - - --- , 1: r 1. ........ .t.V t....ul... I n- uunii.. s- , .,t l.ei)..ns; cut the celerv into small J. "v? ?rT and If nolu, j " M tU'Ci. THKeWlUttl puns 01 eeieiy sun wUl Uien be exchsnged free of charge. i h,: L" "nl - : HUt5 mix fl'ia ni"iien wmi uiayou- i-ricTO. irum is. "', 11" Ztn Honor, sah ' ' j..it..;. u-vu nn Intturo lnvi's forgo d rimmed. Glasses that cost from to ... , iiBisedressindr. tferve on lettuce leaves, j je, plftce,, he can supply at sso. ! derand JoJ CoOTtED MAYOXXAISK LRtSSINO' 4 cgs; yolks' snd one whole ejrg, or 3 . whole ejrgs; 0 taltlespisins vineijar, one r . .;teaspot huitcr; caKi the vinegar; beat t lie ejijie until creaiy; -pour-ilie. hot vine?:ir over the beaten egrs; dok over boiliim water until It thickens, then add the Imt-er. Grange Pi-diuno. One cupful tl er mill i: 1 d -im) 3 i-rane V.,v.., Hsmniwer. Jacob Schmid. Christian Guler and Anton Ouler, all of Trout Lake P. O., Washington. Also, ! Get Your Eyes Tested Homtd Entry1 no". for iota i, nd 1 w . ,k m.ll,il nnm tor of Ihe aohthwest Inneed r .... ,,in m tnwnsliln 6 north of range the following witnesses to prove nuons residence upon and coltlva- J land, vw: - Pearson, William Coate, John Wy bn Uernneger. all of Trout lake P. O.. Washington, Also, ' JACOB SCHMID, Homestead Entry No. SUA, for the west half of southwest quarter section 27, the northwest quarter of nortliweHt quarter section 81, and ..r.i,Ajut nnnrior of northeast ouarter of sco- tUon SS, iqwnshlp north of range 10 east, W.M. He names tue lonowing iuiKsen w i"" his continuous residence upon and cultiva- Manufacture, all kinds of Krolt nox,Berry U j"hn "BernnllgerT John Wyder. Christian Crstes and Basket. fcspacUi UouUou pal3 gu," n'd Anton Guler. aU of Trout Lk P. to itnule-up pscxagea. a WashiDgton. 1I0CI) RIVKR, - OREGON. aTroli W. R. DT7VBA R, Regtste-. u 11, e fi.iiowinr witnesses to Drove 1 i. ..,.iiui. imnion rel estate. I have been a resident or Hood Klver yaney ior 111 years, hiscontlnuousresldcnceuponand cultivation 'therefore am thoroughly acquainted with the valley. . GEO. T. PKATHEH, Hood Klver. of, said land via: Also, a fine line of Jewelry at roasonaois prices. Call and examine goods P. F. BRADFORD. Manufacturer of PUBLIC SALE. The following shares of subscribed stock In the East Pork Irrigating Co. will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on Mon day, April 21th, at 10 o'clock A. M., In front of Ihe Hood Klver Trading Co.'s building. Hood Charles Davis ..t share. $100: credit, 5 I 00 David L. Clark 3t shares. credit, 6 00 J. L. Dlmmick shares. z; credit, 14 A Fred Mason. I share, HXV, credit, t CO EAST FORK 1K1UGATINO CO., . . C. K. Hone. Secretary. Reward. A reward of S500 wilVbe pjd by the Oregon tuiia Na.viilon Co.. fof IWorniallnn wtieh will secure the arrest and conviction of the person who assaulted r . Lis, h.jia brakeman on train 22, at Hay btal'on. Whit r"in winnty. Wa.h.,op HC'h M March, Isirt. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I,anrt Offlce at The Dalles, Oregon.Mareh H, iSSW. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler ha tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim.and that said proof will be made be fore the Keglster and Uecelver, at The Dalles. Oregon, on Hatiirday, April ie. 1I9, vis: Kl'llHKT McKAMEY, Of Mt. Hood, Homestead Application No. SOW, for the northwest H section 83, township 1 mirth. rnm?e 10 eat. W . M. He names the foliowinj wluicssee to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tlon of said land, vis: Knbert Unsure. Genrge Perkins D.R.Cooper and L. w. lonilinson, an or aii.nooa.umcou. mITail JAY P. LLCAS, Kcgister. '""Fop bale or Trade. One set double hsrncss. ntar.1l W. A. SI -INOKPLAND. Timber Land, Act Jone 8, 18T8.) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. TTniiarfaiBioaTitnil nfflee.Vancoiiver.'Vash., March 20, 1W. Notice Is hereby given that 111 compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June, 1878, entitled "An act for thesaieof timber lands In the stale of Cal ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, ana wnsiiiiiKum Territory," as extended to all the public lands late by act of Angnst i, ISM, EDITH H. NICOLA I. Of Portland, county of Multnomah, state or Oregon, has this day filed In this offlce her sworn siaiemeni,, rso. i:ui, it mc .... the cast S southenst Yt, northwest '4 souuiensv V and southeast northeast hi of section No. 4. In township No. 3 north, range No. 10 east, W. M .and wlllnftVr proof lo show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its limber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to eshibllsh her claim to anld land before the Itcglster and Kereiver of Una offlce at van couver, Washington, on Friday, Ihe .tn day of May. lKtftf. ., Hhe name? as wltnesMs: Itonald D. Cam. eron, li re Hamre, Charles D. Moore and Will lam Wendorf, ail of White rlalmon P. O.. Washington. , . Any and all persona claiming adversely the abovc-descrihed lands are rueteil to liie their claim in this offlce on. or before sal-J 2ith dav of May. 1'A ' mari'lJI W. It. rUSBAK, R-gl.tcr.