3e& Iftver Sclacier. j FRIDAY, APB1L JiU 1399.. ' The Ben Iavis apple is Condemned by some people, who claim It Is worth- less a an eating apple, being leathery i nl tasteless. The fact is tills apple, like a go3 many other Varieties, Is not Kood till7 it' Is ripe. It is one of our longest, keepers'-end never gets, ripe enough or-eating till the spring of, the year. 'The lien Davis is how ripe, and whenltept in a suitable place, will be poocj till the middle of the Bummer. It Is as good an eating apple as can be found in the markets at this time of year. , As a cooking apple it Is t he best. It will ctanlr:'triore freezing weather than any other apple, f It is the hand somest apple, iu the market today. The tree is hardy mid bears every year. No mutter' how much the' tree may be al lowed to overbear in one season, it Comes out smiling with blooms the next, 'while some other varieties take' a year 6r two to recuperate.- .It is .adapt ed to most soils and will do well along side the Newtown pippin and Spltzen burg, ', or will ' flourish In any apple country where these two favorites fail. - More Ben. Davis apples of ; a good mar ketable. size can be grown than any other i variety.. In .Hood Blver, two acres planted to Ben Davis apple trees, if properly cured for, after seven years will be good for a' thousand bpxes of apples a year. ' The Ben ' Davis has been the favorite apple with orchafd Ists for three-quarters of a century, and it will continue to be the favorite till something better takes its place. , .. The. Hillsboro Argus has opened a campaign In favor of the states of .Ore gon and Washington pensioning the Indian, war veterans.) This is a good move; Congress will never come to the relief of these worthy veteraus. ' The little that would be added to our state taxes I by pensioning' the 'metr' who fought our Indian wars fifty years ago would, not be felt , by the average tax payer and would .be an act of justice long overdue.- f. W :;'! , '!- ., :. The Teachers', Institute. ,-, ,. The teachers institute held in Hood River last Saturday was In every way a success. A reporter of ' the' Glacier 'took-notes," but finding a much better report in the Mountaineer, concluded to giv'e it tntlre for the benefit of our readers:: : ' .': The ' whittling. of the steamer Dalles City . last Bbturday morning meant , lie schools tban ever the ringing of the ' " tardy bell on school days.' Tardiness on that occasion meant to be left, and that meant to miss the opportunity of one of the most delightful excursions and gen eral good times that could , be offered u it it rt tf atim n u'unm In ilia TJt.l,.. west. . Ho there was a general rush for the boat, some hurrying away without their breakfast: but all reached the Huail in iiiugi . ,i iiiuaauu , t o ncic fair, and the grand 'old Columbia bore the precious load of pedagogues on to " the beautiful town1 of Hood; River, ' wJiicb dawned in sight after a splendid ride of J wo hours.,,:- .,. !,... , -. Carriages sufficient to accomodate all were In waiting to transfer the guests to the sclio); house; ' but as an hour inter vened before the opeuing of the Insti tute the dfiyers very kindly offered - to give the visitors an opportunity to en- . 11 y a drive through what might well be called a natural park, which Dame Mature has so generously bequeathed to that part of the universe. And so the carriages glided over the most per fect roads,- amid grand old oaks and stately pines; the ground carpeted with - green and gold; - the broad Columbia rolling near, and Hood river dashing oil its lied tot rocks.' While beyond, on either side, rose .a snow peak glistening in the April sun,- and- one could not . but feel that the old .dame, had been prodigally partial to that most favored tpot. , Her bounties are not confined to the beautiful, but blooming orchards r and extensive strawberry fields were everywhere ,tp be seen, while shading the road :wefe'' trees of Immense size ,? '.(hat nrtWstonrfall' victimg i to the woodman's ax.'Bince a large sawmill is being built, all showing this section to l e nelvjfU, resources, tsurelyibe home seeker could find no more promising locality. Even above all these gifts fpum nnf nru'a ' utrtro la Aha arttrlf. H-iuf dominates the community,' so evident IjrtKB magnificent school building, sub etancial churches aud beautiful homes. i'fTUe'htstlt.titaTcDmmenced at 10 a. m., . and the teach era -Assembled Drotrmtlv "I.'. nQiwitligtaudajg the attractions out- .::tude..,-4ierpre entering upon the regular vif-lworkj, the. roomVof the school building ;;:!'Wre insoefcled "bv the visitors.' and 'much ''admired : for' "their decorations 'which reflected credit. upon the teachers tfl''x!harge who are .-.unquestionably ' ;-up-to-date."" . ThexerCises opened wltu-a song by T ine pupusor rror. Aiiara s .room mat , ,;Was exreptlopally 'well- rendered, and .'!. the'iddryiss.ef welcome by Hou. E. L. .Bmith was hearty and full of interest,' " methods ot'cSirductrng'schoors.' Amer ica was next sung by the entire assetn- -..'-iage- tett-.Wffrof. ijanders.'. The sing-. ' . ;i n dl d ' WnVxi Oft e-r-alse' t he roof?' bu t Tt Ud, railfl-itt'fi heartsof those present ta ia importance oi aue punno scnooisw -the corner stone of the American re TS&Wtf ?.:?-C,;,.vfi saade a fitting re, yA.tb6t(u'0f.. velme,, ana the irmatttj?8:liav.fiig been dispensed with, y,;" the 'aL'tU'al frork of the meeting Was ''commenced.5''" ". " ' ' '' ' " ' ' f Prof; Landers gave an 'able address !. ryu: the , subject of literature -.In. the J;;-rohools,!;.;aud: ; among- the. many good '-tUingii 'mentioned in the discussion Ahat lolkw.ed,wa8,;t.he trjbute Mrs: E. Mi Cjt-'.AVilson paid Uie Youth's Companion as . an educator of , the young mind.' An "excellent paper was readliy Miss Min nie Elton, the theme being "teacher's perfonality," that was especially inter esting to educators.' ' Misj Balina Phi' .' man gave an Illustrated talk on num- 'twrwnrk in thn'flruf. vmrln thai, xuua Instructive..,, .-;: m .J.-.k . ;; . -. Dinner time approaching, all repaired " .to Mt. H od hotel, where cue of the, Interesting numbers of the programme was waitlnir. An excellent dinner was served and -was -highly appreciated by some sixty teacuera ana. jneir rrienas, the dinner being a generous donation from the citizens of Hood River. p -.The afternoon session-opened v with the Battle" Hymn of the Republic," followed by Mrs. E. L. Smith reading a paper on "co-operation of teachers and parents." Mrs Smith evidently had given the suoject much thought, and the paper was one that should be read generally by. teachers and school patrons, as It would aid in bringing all to a better understanding of -their rela tions to the public schools. P-of. Shel ley gave an illustration of his method of teaching the multiplication table, in which be produced a number of -original ideas, and the programme was completed with a well prepared paper on "the value of types" by Miss Mella White. . . ' , . ; . . 'The session closed with a song by the Hood River clans, and all departed feeling wiser and happier for that day; run or gladness, ' neauiy . ana in struction, and rt w ill long be remem bered as one' of the plensantest days in the memory of , The .Dalles teachers who attended the educational meeting at Hood River on April 15th. ', ': -';. :-','.- .A-' Teacher; ; 'Tlie "following teachers were' in at tendance: :.. J . - . Q D ThompMn, Cascade Locks. K E Davenport. Hood River.. l! ' EM Wilson, The Dalles. . , ' Mary 8 Myers, The Dalles. , - J T Neft, Frankton. -'-' ' "-'' -Troy Bhelloy, East Hood River. , j - . Ella Cooper, The Dalles. ' . M UMtchell, The Dalles. J " .t ; Emma S Roberts, The Dalles, ii , : ;l-: . . Hester Howe, Hood Ulver, , , i Ellen D Baldwin, The Dalles. -1: : Sullna Phtrman, The Dalles. '. .: s Mary liDouthlt, The Dalles. i . .John Gavin, The Dalles. . . '- ! ' i 3 8 Lander. The Dalles. " ' Kim a E Benson, Cascade Locks, i Mrs R R Allard, Hood River ;.,T v-c r ' Mtnnlo Elton, Hood River. , , , u " Mella White. Hood River. x .-(.!. ! Orace A Graham. Hood River. j-, , ,sm i i 1 Anne C Smith, Hood River, i .. O L Gilbert, The Dalles. ' ' ' '' ' ' ' : ' ' J M Carroll, Mopter. j t. i-.i .- .'(;;:";.. : ' F E Evans, Moster. ': ... : R BSturges, Mosier'. - M 1: i .' Kale Roche, The Dalles. i;;.cj;t- i.:; jsa ' ! Elsie M Ball, The Dalles. ; , , i H L Howe, Hood River. k ; Eliza Stevens, Hood River. -n'Tf: i I'-ui. 'i Mrs J Gavin, The Dalles. . ' , ' ' ... Mrs C L Gilbert, The Dalles. '-' ' !v,: ' " 1 8 O Sherrill, Hood River. . i ic . -, r I Marguerite Shellny, Hood River. ; Nbt Cooper. The Dalles.' ' i U R Allard. Hood -River, J t -: J 1 ,f Soldiers' Mdiiuuient Fund, ; Subscriptions 'from ,10 to 25 cents each, to aid in the. .erection of a monu ment to Oregon soldiers who lost their lives since the commencement of the war with Spain will lie received by mar or .In my absence. , by vM. ; Prather.' Those contributing 25 cents' will re ceive a copy of Holmes' "War' with Spain:" "The' patriotic object contem plated should receive a general : res ponue from old and young. - '''''". i-s . - ' '-'- !: m. L.' SMITHt , s Member of Committee- The latest from the Phillipines, but through Filliplno-sources,, is that the insurgents claim to Jiave captured' 140 bfficers and men- iof GenvLawton's command. Our soldiers were on the way to act with theguntoat Yoi ktown in releasing Spanish prisoners,.) when theywere ambushed aud captured.-,; Gen.f,Oti8 cables that the volunteers will begin to leave Manila for home May 5th.' The Oregon regiment will be among the first. - nt- " Alarm Clocks Just received. Price si.25. Warranted for 2 years and good for 6 years. , 2l . - CHA8. H. TEMPLE.' : ' For Sale. - One of the earliest and best places to make money on the Columbia river. For partic ulars call on or address " V. WINCHELL. .- Wagon for Sale.., A second-baud wagon, nearly (rood as new, for $30. -- ' A. S. DISBROW. ' The , Old i Reliable r Shoemaker Is still on deck and mends shoes while you wait. C. WELDS. Mason-Work; Wrn.' Ehrck and E, W. Udell have formed a partnership and are prepared to make con tracts for all work iu their line, such as plns terlng, bricklaying, stone work , etc. a21 - GREAT. WESTERN ... , ta Feather Renovator Is cleaning feather beds and pillows at Hood River. Have your new feathers renovated to destroy the effective feather moth and also Its organ; your older ones for health as well as cleanliness, for they will be good as new and as large. In house cleaning you clean up ev erything but the feathers. After sickness or death in the 'family, you clean up everything but the feathers. By having them renovated by this new and Improved process your feath ers will have more lire and bulk: as an Illus tration, two pillows will ba as large as three. Give us a trial and be convinced. Satisfac tion guaranteed or no charges made. "-" O. A. KADN, Proprietor. At the big armory hall. ; . . Get Your Eyes Tested For the hew glasses you ksow yon are In need of, at Charles H. Temple's, the Jeweler. -Lenses are warranted for a year, and If no fit, will then-be exchanged free of charge."- .- ' , Prlcesi'from 75c for common frames to 83.50 for gold rimmed. Glasses that cost from 8 to 812 other places, he'oah supply at 83.50. - - Also, a. tine line of Jewelry at reasonable prices. .Call and examine goods. ' NOTICE FOB PUBLICATIONS Land ! Office' at Vancouver,1 Wash.! April 10, 1899. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore F, W. Kale, Clerk of the Superior Court of the, '.state df Washington for Skamania county; at Stevenson, Wash.,-on Thursday, May 25, 1899, vis: .-.v. '' .'....."!.. . , ; . MARONr MORBY, . i- H. E. No. 10,452, for the southeast, quarter of soulh west quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 15. and north half of northeast quarter section 22, township S nor h, range 9 east. W. M. - ;w . He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and Cultiva tlonof said land, via: : ' ' , v.3. It, Coulter, Charles Keyes, William' Ingles and George Tyrell,-all' of Cbenowelh. P. O.-,-Washington. " ! aUml9 - . , W. R.. DUNBAR. ReglsUr. ; . Bees for Sale. I have several hives of Bees that I will sell at from 82 50 to 84 a stand. ' JOS. HENGST. Jersey Bull for. Sale. A one-year old Jersey Bull, which I will sell j ior 5ia. . n. u n rjJN UST. r P. F. BRADFORD.;..; ti' "'. ' :!: Manufacturer of ; ; , - ,' , Manufactures nil klndsof Fruit Boxes.Berry - to niad&tip-pHCltage-s. .. . , HOOD RIVER, - OREGON. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ' Land Office at Vancouver, Wash., April 1, 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settlers have filed notice of their in tention to make final proof in support of their clalms.and that said proof will be made before W. B.-Presby, United States Commissioner for District of Washington, at his office m Goldendale, Wash;, on Tuesday, May 16, 1899, VU: ... JOHN BERNNEQER, ?. Homestead' Entry No. 9012,' for the north west quarter of the northeast quarter, the north half of northwest quarter, and south west, quarter of northwest quarter section 22, township ti north of range 10 east. W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, vts . . i . : -...' rt ' Alois Wetngartner. Christian Guler, William Coate and Claus H. Pearson, all of Trout Lake P. O., Washington. Also, - -n" j s,i ; ! vy.Wi CHRISTIAN GULER, ,"f ' -WnmoataH F.nlrv No. 8SiT7. for the east half of southwest quarter, southeast1 quarter of northwest quarter and southwest quarter of nortneast quarter seuuuu a, wnuamyw uw of range 10 east , W. M: He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon, and cultiva tion of, said land, viz: . - . Alois Wetngartner, Fred J. Eckert, Anton Uuler and John Bernneger, all of Trout Lake P. O., Washtngton.;Also, .:. . :. . ., - ANTON GULER, Homestead' Entry No. 9615. for the southwest quarter of northwest quarter, and west half of Boutnwest quarter 01 uwiiiiir o, uuu buhiu east quarter of southeast quarter of section 26, township 6 north of range 10 east, W. M, , , He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and Cultiva tion of, said land, viz: i. ' -.- f-.lr Fred J. Eckert, Alois Wetngartner, JacoT) Schmid and John Wyder, all of Trout Lake P.O., Washington. Also, . . 1 " ALOIS WEINGARTNER," ' ? Homestead Entry No. 8334, for the lots 2, 8 and southeast Quarter of northwest quarter, and northeast quarter of southwest quarter of sec tion 19, townships north of range Ueast.W.M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion ot said tana, viz: ' . ..- - neger and William Coate, all of Trout Laite r. u., wasnington, - . - a7ml2 ;- . W. R. i 'UNBAR, Register. ! . Timber Land, Act June,3,18T8. ;; , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION; ; United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore gon. Mtrch 25. ' 1899. Notice is hereby given that in compliance- with the provisions of the act of congress of June 8. 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," . . . -. -GEORGE WILLIAMS. - vi .' Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore gon, has tills day filed in this office his sworn statement, No. 134, for the purchase of the. soutneast oi soumeast oi section jno. tt, in and will offer proof to show that 'the kuid sought Is more valuable for its timber or ston tHun ior agricultural purposes, ana to estab lish his claim to said land before the Keglster and Receiver of this office at The Dalles, Ori gon, on Monday, the 5th day of Jiine, 1899. He names as witnesses: Henry Prigge, C. A. iiicKei, jonn 1. reaieign ana ueorge Btran Ahnn. All of ifood River. Oresron. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-desoribed lands are requested to tile their claims In this office on or before said 5th day of June, lew. - - - .;.'---. . " inar31J2 . , y. i JAY P., LUCAB, ' Register, nt ,iv Timber Land, Act JuneS, 1878. i ' j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. -., United States Land Office; The Dalles, Orei gorij Marcn t, itw. rnotice is nereDy given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3. IS. 8. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, .Nevada and Washington Territory,'' ' - . , r ' ' , ; !- : ' ' WA LTER T. TjICKEY. ' '.:' Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore. gon, has this day tiled in this office his sworn statement, No. -136, for the purchase-of the south y, north west k add north K south west ii of section No. 21 in towniihlp So. 1 north, range No. 9 east, -W.H;, and will offer proof to snow tnat ine lana squgnt is more vainaoie for its timber or stone than for agricultural fiurposes, and to establish his claim to said and before the Register and Receiver of this Office atThe Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, the lum aay oi j una, ibuv, , - - Ha namnj a tvitnpfiHMr I, Wtnnna ir,nh Winans, Mi P.NefT and WyR. Winans, all iaoou iviver, uregon -- Any and all pei-sons claiming adversely the above-described lands- are requested to file tneir ciavms in. tnis omce on or oetoce saia int.h dav of June. 18!Mt.- ' ' - ' - 1 ' ' mar8lt2 ! i JAY P- LUCASy Register, f NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, f 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 f June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale oi timoer tanas in ine mates oi uaiuornia, Oregon, Nevada and Wiishington Territory," the following-named persons have this day filed in this office their respective sworn state ments for the purchase of the t ract described herein and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable- for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish their claims to saia land, before the Rptirister and Receiver of this office at -1 he Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of May, viz: , ... . - HARRY W.- WYATT,-ofHdod River, on .sworn stntement Ho. 129, for SW "See 24, Tp IN; R9E, W M. ij -. i; ,- -V . , BERT V. WYATT, of Hood River.on Sworn stat ment No. 130, for ' the NE X Sec 2J; I1? 1 S.R9K.W M.. ' - CHARLES H. MATNEY, of Hood River, on sworn statement No. 181, for the N W ii Sec 4tf.TplN,R9E.WM.. . -; WILLIAM THOMPSON, of Hood River,' on sworh statement No. 132, for the N SEii and N 8W W Sec 25, Tp 1 N, R 9 E, W M. . DARWIN BRADLEY, of Hood River; on sworn statement No. 133, for the 8 feSE Wand H 8 W Sec 25, Tp 1 N , R 9 E, W M, . Witnesses: E Butler, Charles Matney, W A Winans. William Thompson, W Montgbm ery, H G Wyatt, Bert V Wyatt and'B Brad ley, all of Hood River, Oregon. ,-' marl7ml9 JAY P. LUCAS, Register; . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, , ! ' W rxi A' ,1 ' V. ' a 1 1 1. 1899. Notice Is hereby clven that the following named settlers have filed notice of their intention to mate nuai prooi in support of their claims, and that said proof will be made before W. B. Presby, U. 8. !ommis sloner for District of Washington, at his of fice in Goldendale, , Wash., on Wednesday, May 17, itsra, viz: , ' - WILLIAM COATE. Homestead Entry No. 8767, for the east half of nortneast quarter, nortn west quarter or north east ouarter. and northeast Quarter of -nort h. west quarter section 24, township 6 north of. . He names the following witnesses to provye his continuous residence npon and jCUHlvar tlon of said land, viz- -.- ' ' -r? , Fred J. Eckert. Clans H: Pearson. Christian Guler and Alois Weingartner, all of Trout . ... ;--.?' CLAUS H..PEASON. , Homestead entry, No. 9370, for the east half of southeast quarter find southwest quarter of soutneost quarter section Z4, ana norm west quest quarter or nortneast quarter oi section 25, township 6 north of range 10 east, W. M. , - He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon andcultlvution of, said land, viz: ' .- ' ' ; ? i William Coate, Fred f, Eckert, Anton Guler and Jacob Schmid, all of Trout Lake P.- 0., ..Washington. Also. - -fan. .. - JOHN WYDER. -i Homestead Entry No. 8209, for the soutjb half of northeast Quarter, and northeast quarter of nortneast quarter oi section f, una nortnwesi. quarter of northwest quarter of section 23,. township 6 north of rar.ge 10 east, W. M. ! ' ' . He names the following-witnesKes to prove bfs continuous residence upon, and cultjyatlpn. of, said land vi:". : ...v ' -" ..John Bernneger, Jacob Schmid, Christian Guler and Anton Guler, all of Trout Lake P. O., Washington Ah.WFRT .. Homestead Entry No. 8422, for the lots I, 2 and S, and the northeast quarter of the sohthwest quarter section 30, township 8 north of range 11 east, W. M. - 1 - '-.'- . - He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land. Viz: Claus H. Pearson, William Coate, John Wy derand John Bernneger, all of Trout Lake J.' O., Washington.' Also. ' ' ' I " JACOB SCHMID, ; Homestead Entry No. 83U8, for the west half of southwest quarter section 27, the northwest quarter of norhwest quarter section 84, and northeast quarter of northeast quarter of sec tion 83,ownshi p6 north of range 10 east, W.M. ' He names the following, witnesses to prove, his continuous residence , upon, and cultiva tion of. said iand viz- . John Bernneger,. John Wder, Christian, iijulftr.and-Antou Guler,' all of Trout Lake P. O., v, nshinirton. B7ml3 - W. R. DUNBAR, Rpgslster. :T0 ''J ;1 The best results'yoli must use'the best materials. The . : : HOOD RIVER PHARMACY continues to be up to i K . date in everything in the Drug line. jUniu,rlnw mntflmnla n,n.afA1 I, n.,MA Dt,iff BECAUSE IT That Is the basis an which we ask for your patronage. We wouldn't expect you to buy at this store for any other reason. We pay spot cash for every dollar's - worth of goods we handle, buy cheaper than people who do not, and are therefore in position to give our customers tne y.y- serlions; it will be money In your pocket A.' S. BLOWERS & SON. ! IQ) n T W" fl u m TONIGHT! April 20. , .1 ' Hood River's Leading tonight, for spot ; cash, equaled.-:-' ;" ..-vv-. Best Dry Granulated Sugar at $5.50 per sack. . Byers' Best Pendleton Flour at 76c per sack: ;' The Dalles Diamond Flour at 80c per sack. ' Arbuckle's Coffee, 2 pounds for 25c. ; " 1 Grandma's Mush at 10c a package.;: un:';,-2 f! Hams and Breakfast Bacon, 11c per ppund. V Picnics,; Westphalias, SLioulders, Baconirul Lard at 8 cents per pound,; and our entire ' stock at prices correspondingly .law:'';,:,-lf. -j FOR SPOT CASH ONLY, from -6 to 9. fi? On Hat.urrlav Hftprnnnn nnd pvpninir -Anrll '.9A 'anntUar auto urill tuVA place, with" prices equally as good. . Goods delivered to any part Of town free of ,;';.P earn "PTTTVT"P ." T?o in TTaa KJiU.fr. iJCOb IU UBB. ' mm ,''''' . A '.-i .'.-.' '- ' .r : i -, '?t ik.. u 1 ontor-rt i rodtsaiII:!biPds::s v-bu omg, uui tuis oinu&n is u, unu. we are aeuing owger -j 1 . Sewing Maehihes for $25 cash, or $30 on the installment plan; $10. , f "down, balance in monthly payments of $3 each. . These are high-';':'- arm, flye-drawet 'machines, finished in oak, with all . modern im-i -, ' . provemenls., Ko one need be without a sewing machine at .these ; ip prtces and on these easy terms Come aud see them. ;'; '" i,S:-;'.--:!j ' '1 .. ..--(': -'(;-:''( i).'-: : - - ' i ' , ' v " '.'' ! -, t ... ..'. ,.. . ( -. r..- K.i!--' J ,.t.-. iiiw la-siiitn 'it'.. I : g. d; woodworth.- v 5 Dealer in General Merchandise, Farm Implements, Lumber,etc ;'':':fa- - Hood River, Oregon: ' " - 9 ... if-i .- t . k-!,, j: . , . ml Yum Yum woven wire common wov, n wire Wool Mattress..;..:...-.-.-....'..: :r-i .A- ;'l t - , Excelsior, wool top , Bedsteads ....,.... I challenge any one to get lower prices In nave to sen.. GEO. T. PRATHER, JustJce of the Peace ;vr,;,;. , ior ttooa itiver Ltistnet 1 . . r ' I am prepared at all times to draw and execute Deeds and Mortgages, and all klndsof le gal Kpvr vurutuuy prepareu, ..,..'- i - ., t ;, , 1 . , - t I am also prepared on short notice to furnish correct Abstracts. Also represent the oldest and strongest Insurance companies; so If you want your property insured don't fall to call on me and get a policy in a reliable Insurance company. .;, .? ... ' -- :''- And when H comes to Real Estate, I am the one you want to see. If you want to buy, sell or rent any land in Hood Blver valley or White Salmon, don't fail to call on or write tome. I also negotiate loans on real estate. I have been a resident, of Hood Elver valley for 19 years, therefore am thoroughly acquainted with the valley. ; GEO. T. PBATHBH, Hood Blver. PUBLIC SALE. The following shares of subscribed stock In the East Fork Irrigating Co. will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on Mon day, April 24th, at 10 o'clock A. M., in front of the Hood River Trading Co.'s building, Hood Rivet, Oregon: .-, . , Charles Davis.-....l - share. S100: credit. 8 1 00 David U Clnrk..,....2 shares, i-50; credit, 6 00 J. l,.,DliiHnlck shares. 200; credit, H .15 rrea mason 1 snare, iuu; creait, . 4 ov ,,, - EAST FORK IRRIGATIS CO., . ' - ' , ' C. R. Bone, Secretary. Reward. A reward of ?o00 will be mild bv the Oreiron Railroad A Navigation Co.. for- information which will. secure the arrest and coovictiou of the. person who assaulted K.N.Cook, head brakeirtan on trarn 22, -at Hn-y-SUitlon',- Whit man uounty, Wash., on the 20th of March, 18IK). - ... "r , ; ... WILLIAMS & BROSIUS. PAYS YOU TO. i oenent, v?ive us a cnance to prove our as-. to do so . '.-1 1 I business house will sell at prices, never , before .j-r ,:. Thlsipump can be seen at the store of A. S Blowers dt Son. WM. TILLETT. Airent. li-j wt e9 .. Mattress.. .... .S2 &) ..: 1 60 ... 2 50 .i, 2 2.5 1 50 juattress -4ir Mattress .....i.; Portland on these goods or any others that 1 S. E. BARTMESS. - . , f Notary Public for - - . 1 oresron... NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.March H, I8U9. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the Register and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, April at. 18H9, viz: . , ROBERT MCKAMEY, ' -Of Mt. Hood, Homestead Application No. 6019, for the northwest H section 83, township 1 north, range 10 east, W. Mi- . . He names the following witnesses to prove his conttnuons residence Upon and cultiva tion of airf land, viz: . ; - .,. Robert Leasuro, George t'erkins, D.R,Cooper and L. W. Toiulinson, all of Mt.Hood.OregOn. m!7a21 , , JAY P. LUCAS, Register. For bale or Trade. ''.;'.!. r,: k; 7ii t,i.,;-i:;- . One set double harness. ' . inar-'lt W, A, SLINGERLAXD.! THE KLONDIKE - CONFECTIONERY Is the place to get the latest and best ln'jon tectlonerles, candies, nut, tobacco, cigars, to. Home-Made Candles. W. B. COLE, Proprietor. : Wagon Repairing. . All kinds of wagon repairing done on short Rotlce and at reasonable prices, at the old nogers mill In Frankton. C. H. ROGERS. -" A Desirable Home, i For sale. Four acres, one in Btrawberrles; bearing fruit trees; plenty of water for irriga tion. Located near Frankton graded school. Price reasonable for cash. ; . M P. CORDKS, I ..1 , "Fresh Milk, 1 Areated and deodorized, 5 cents a quart. . , . F. H. BUTTON. Strayed. : Three head of cattle, coming two years old. Earmarked and branded Q, on right blp. Will pay a reward for any Information con- cernlng them. S. W. CUKRAN, Viento. FOR SALE. Lumber Wagon; 7?i inch ................. . . M 00 w 111 sen part or an 01 my ranen. E. E. SAVAGE, Tin VtTi XXTant - -.--(io bay 'land In Hood Rtver j Valley, If so, don't fall to See Tucker! Fruit Land, Berry Land, Brain Iand, or. Hay land, at prices you can't equal In the valley,. B. R. TUCKER, Tucker, Or. ' 20 Acres. I will sell 20 acres. Improved or unimproved' land, within one mile of Hood Ktver school; prettiest building site in the valley. J27 W. 3. BAKER. 24 Acres, One mile from town; 9 In strawberries, one In blackberries, one in raspberries, 900 fruit trees, 200 grape vines; Good improvements. -lu- quire at tne Honq itiver hauam wiuttr.. That 56c Shirt. We have a flneiauntirierl Whitf ' Shirt for half ,i a dollar. Come . - and lay iii -a supply while you ' can get them at this figure.' We '- have ten-. dozen of them, but they will not lust long at this ; t price.-. Ask, tor ''J: I-."1 H .-" That 50c Shirt. - C. D. WOOD WORTH. Land for Sale. . it - In 3 tract, varying In size, from 40 to 80 acres. Highly Improved, partly improved and unimproved. Abundance of irrigating water on most of the land. No trouble to show property. EastSlde i miles out. Near (food School. , " HARBISON BROS. Wanted. - i To do harness work for dry oak wood: also, produce taken for part pay for all harnesa work. J20f " EVD. CALKINS. Eggs for Hatching; ; Buff Wyandottet, 3 tot ' U , f8 ,.,. . . E, E. BAVAGK At a Bargain. .. Some fine fruit land near town. Including spring f 60 .gallons per minute, and other ' watef rights. '- " j--'Ti tit COOS,-.-' A Sightly Home, I With IK acres of land, Inside the corporate limits or Hood River, can be pnrcbnsed very reasonably. J20 bearing fruit trees, acre in strawberries, besides raspberries,, blackber ries and other fruiW Good water, good boose and outbuildings. Inquire of the Glacier. 43 For Sale One of the best paying small fruit farms in Hood River. Good location. Well watered. Good buildings and a plesnnt home. This i a bargain,- Call at this office. - . fTlVin-nnlft tTn TYlnnn Tilrn TTnrnA vm 0 inu riM m mm- steads in Hood River- Valley on Government Land. We locate' Individuals or colonies on Government lands suitable for homestead and timber settlers. Large milling industries are now located hero. ' ': ii ,-..v ...,W. JR. WINANS, . . , ; ' Land Locator, '.-.-.,."'" Hoo'd'River, Wasco County, Oregon. Ditch Stock for JSale. I hare VA shares of stock In the East Fork Irrigating Co. that I will sell for I25 spot cash. Payments to the amount of '.fS2 have been made on the same. B. R. TUCKER. Good -Ranch for Sale. Six miles below Hood River, on the river and railroad; well adapted for early fruit. Strawberries aud other small fruits on the filace. Bearing orchard. Plenty of water , for rrigation. Also, good timber for lumber or wood. For terms apply to " nan ' CONRAD REPPt Hood Elver. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878. ; NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Vancouver, Wash., March 13. 1809. Notk-e is hereby given tliat incompliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, H78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of Cal ifornia, Oregon,' Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, GEORGE H.N ICOLAI, Of Portland, county of Multnomah,stateef Or egon, has this day tiled In this office his sworn, statement No. 1899, for the purchase of the south xi southeast northwest -southeast In township 3 north, range No.10 E..W.M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought ia more valuable for Its timber or stone than lor agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to- said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Vancouver, Wash.-, on Friday, the 28th day of May, 1809. He names as witnesses; Ronald O. Cameron, Charles D. Moore, William Wendorf and Iver Hamre, all of White Salmon P. O., Wash. Any and all. persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said ltb day of May, 1899. "- Him j , ... , w . a., v im. ... iwEi.im . - Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878. - , , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, United States Land Office, Vancouver, '.Vash., March 20, 1899. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of Junes, 1878, entitled "An. act for thA haIa of tftnhr InnilN in fhA bittM ff T'jl- ifornla, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the public land, states by act of August 4, 1892, EDITH H. N ICOLAI. Of PorMand, county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has this day tiled In this office her sworn statement, No, 1901, for the purchase of the east southeast Ji, north west k southeast and southeast northeast M of section No. 4, in township No. 8 north, range No, JO east, W. M.,and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more Valuable for IU timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Van couver; Washington, on Friday, tbe&itb day of May, 1899. -.- : i ; She hamet as witnesses! Ronald D. Cam eron, Ivre Hamre, Charles D, Moore and Will iam Wendorf, - all of White Salmon P, O.. Washington.. . ""Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deNCribed lauds are requested to tile their claims in this ollice ou or before said 2Uth dnv of May. 1309. mar242! W, 11, JJCXBAR,' Register.