;)d River (Slacier
UD.VY, FEBRUARY 23, J900.
Yaupouia lodge, K. of P., entertained
a number of guests from neighboring
lodges Tuesday evening. The visiting
knights were given a supper at the Mt.
Hood lintel at 5;li0,and were again feast
ed in the hall .at 10 o'cloek. The Hood
Kivti' cornet. Land turned out and ren
dered good music. After a short meet
ing the visiting knights made them
selve at home and a very pleai-niit time
was had. Twenty knights came from
The Dalles uud ten from Cascade Locks.
J. P. Kennedy, grand chancellor, and
Jus. II. MclvilAien, editor of the Senator,
.1 Tl. ...:.: i.
were niMO present, me vismng Kinm
from The Dalles were : W. L. Bradshaw.
J. T. Keff, C. L. Gilbert (and wife); A.
M. Kelsav, F. S. (iunning, D. V. Yause,
II. C. Liebe, J. W. lllakencv, F. Men
efee, K. H. Weber, C. L, Phillip's, Owen
fMiepard, E. 11. Merrill, J. A. Douthit,
II. H. Kiddell, Geo. T. Thompson, ILL.
Kuck.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Note
man was the scene of a pleasant gather-
imrnn Wi.rl nnvitil 1 tVlirimr-V 14th. tlli-
occauion btMiig Mr. Noteman's birthday.
A reeherche dinner of five courses was
.-,,-..,,.1 h Mu Nntoiviun lit fi-'lll Thf
CVt ICU W A'Un. .'...villi... v w .uw.
tnhln wfiH decorated with Oregon crane
and blue bells. Over the table was sus
pended a large heart of evergreen, inter-
.;., ,1 Ill, "1Hr.li)iM " Thn ernu-n-
r F. C. Urosms nas returned ana ......
. - v' .... ... 11T!H' no aivnt nl th fn(lt WAS flip fllttlllff Of
, bofonnd m ins oinca over i m...s r r - "v - " "
Jro4us' drugstore, between Tiienours , ""V", ,
' J ! i - .. Ann ...iVo hi' liaa Inez nun Master Ivn
siuef'local sixties..
a-e you vaecinatcd?
avtf vou registered?
nstitute, Feb. 20th and 27tfc.
'incline of pipes at Cols & Graham's.
. Davidson wants to buy a fresli
r.
i ,r leTho Sun lot and building,
0, at the Emporium. .
,.nra wmnini'il in the wist office Feb,
ii for: John Duke,. Ed Miller, Edna
jinpson.
' R. Coon has for sale his residence
c'k on Hood River Heights. The
st view in town.
chool commenced in the Crapper
rietj Monday of last week; Prof,
lis Anerson of Portland in charge.
,ast Sunday, five persons were re-i-ed
into the Yalley Christian church
1 two were received on a previous
idatf.
)r F. C. Brosius has returned and
10-11 a. ni.. 2-3 and 6-7 p. in.
5 acres suitable for fruit and dairy
ich. , 20 acres well improved. Choice
au9 tract in town, for sale.
II,. X.. OATAUr..
il'iv viVb bv Miss Inez and Muster Ivan
Eatinger. The evening was spent in
games and pleasant rerniiiiseeiiee, and
the gathering broke up at a lato hour by
wishing many happy returns. Letters
5 . Ol COllgrilllliailuil ncic ivva;i i irui uum
L letter frofu Moro, received bv Mrs. Chicago, 111. ; St. Paul, Minneapolis and
i!cy last week, stated that W. G. Clel- Little Falls, Minn., and from South
id' was quarantined with small-pox Bend, Wash.
d that Geo. Knapp was with him. The institute will meet ia A. 0. U. W.
All those who wish duplicate orders of hall next Monday morning, at 10 o'clock,
nip photoa, or wish to buy their neg- Th programme lias not been received,
ves should call at once at the photo- hut we are able to announce the lect-
iph' gallerv. Any photographer can urers who will bo present, as follows:
ilh from the negatives. of. C. L. Smith of Minnesota ; Ii. E.
r i . vm,,.r xvhn hn bmn workinc Dosch of Portland; Profs. A. B. tordley,
tiS w Xnr Co Vtonft . E. Lake and F. L. Kent, of the agricul-
,,o y working for Louis Cloquet at Jural college. .Mr. Badey, tliada.ry and
i Z who Ivis a loi2"in2 con- food commissioner, is also expected.
Into; Salmon, who lus a Jogr' ng con ff,rmp,.iv KK Kt,int
iet for Mcolai Cameron mil winlie.
At Helmont it is reported that M. II. ' d the prOp0sit.ion of pure foods
dceleenis pulling carrots with a stump m' nired' t the institute. The
CeZUi nrnmiao ti ll interestlllB
last 11 od River.
Silliman and Jackson have sawed
about 40t) cords of 10 inch wood with
their drag saw and split it into blocks.
As the rop is still growing there is no
telling what the harvest will be.
Wm. Smith has rented the Ch'lland
residence and a new mail box confronts
the passer ov.
Wm. Davis is down from Mosier on a
visit to Ids step-father, John Monroe.
The meetings now in progress at Pine
Grt.v, conducted bv Rev. Spaulding,
Rev Feak and Prof. Sisson, are well at
tended by the people of the East Side.
Mr. Davis, sr., was down from the
Rogers settlement last Saturday and re
ports all well in that neighborhood.
During the lato good weather he and his
son have gotten out and erected tho en
tire frame to a new house and they are
now looking for good seasoned rustic and
flooring to complete the job. The chief
drawback to the advancement of the
i-ett lenient is daim holders who have
erected some sort of a crow's nest which
they sleep in once in six months, with
tlie'hopethat this act alone will someday
give them a title to the land.
The snow of last week was quite thin
and made sleighing of a rather indiffer
ent sort, but there is no fun etiial to
getting out the old pung and giving it a
trial once a vear.
A few of our farmers made the round
to town last Saturday through frozen
ruts without mishaps but others were
not so fortunate. Will Scobeo was one
of the latter class and the wreck of his
old cutter was worth going miles to see.
, , n'... tr
tie norrowea a wagon iroiu " in. ivtu-
iiedy to clean up tho wreckage and haul
1 . ,-. ex K i li ii-ofil' 'a a 1 1 in 1 ? ft a . T A Iv'nnv
also started to mill with a grist and a
pretty iair siea, out, me iasi sigui ui
Khiu nn liia wiiv linme led observers to
suppose that the miller, ever eager for
toll, had ground grist, sled and an.
for lite
''liii'Ki:,-;!.; ..:..iPi:i'
ii.,-a.
,hu ami sovered a lar2e imb from the
i)iiie"tree in front of E. E. Savage's
aideaeo.
Part of our subscribers on the home
t will find their names jirinted on
eir papers and also the date to which
ev are paid. As soon as we can get
und to it tho whold list will be printed
e sanio way.
Prof. S. P. Barrett stopped over in
and: River a few hours last Friday,
ii!e on his way from North Yakima to
it Lake. He came by way of Port
ad and will stop a few days iu Baker
ty before going to Salt Lake.
Mrs! M..E. Harwood, who was man
ner of S. H. Cox's store, was compelled
' . .i i . i. r.S
meetings promise to be interesting
throughout, and no farmer or fruit grow
ar can afford to be absent.
The school patrons of Hood River are
showing an unusual interest in all that
1-u.rtnina to n rnmmon school education.
biiestions were mailed to the Barrett
.... .,,, I riiutrint frnm t.liH coiintv Hiinerin-
OVllWl'. ..l.CLi.vv ' - - - -'j
tendeut's oitice for eighth grade final
examination lor a ciuss oi uiguiecu.
Kiinh ounil nassina; a satisfaetory exam
ination will receive a certificate from
Mm raimt.v hoard of exani:-iers showinii
that thev have completed tho grade
work. Chronicle.
Judge Prather on Tuesday purchased
frnm n Indian woman an old relic of
thn Nnrt.hwnst Fur Co. It is a brass
,Ua nn th hiiKiiipHH on account oi r. wn. tho mvn nf h tro fi ten-aoi ar niece
iv fntlinar linnlth. She. fixnects to 1TO to i in r.ro ul.lu arft tlirt words "Northwest
Company," with a representation oi a
beaver in the .center. On the reverse
ifnvnSu nnve ffhurrt hIiR Will remain
few months for her health, and also to
,it friends.
The Weather Bureau publication for
um-arv containes an obituary of. Dr.
. G. Barrett. It says of him that "for
any years he kept an accurate and
mi; rehensive climate, record, which
is been of great value to the Oregon
eather service."
Chas. Rogers came up from Portland
uesday for a short visit. Mr. Rogers
is purchased a home at Montavilla.
d Birth has also purchased a snug lit
o home at Montavilla. He and J. A.
urdick hold good situations in the big
nuring mill at Albina.
A temperance play, "Lost.and Saved,'1
being gotten up bv some of the sing
's of H ied River. " It is a beautiful
mtata and requires much drill. The
itertainment will be given Friday even
g, March 9th. The list of characters
nd place of rendering will be given later.
Social. The C. E. society of the Con
regational church will give a social on
:ie eyening of Washington's birthday
t tl,a rflsidence of Mr. and Mrs. Hersh-
feir" f'Kefreshnients will be served. The
Tor every Ulcaibcr.
The exclusive agency for tbi city
for this popular liae.
Sbocs for men,
flt a Popular Price,
Every pair warranted. We have
them ia styles that fit and in lea'
thers that wear.
Drivers and Loggers' Shoes a Specialty.
We have the kind that are made to wear.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Agents for Royal Tailoring
ude are the words "Token, 1820."
A mock court trial Under the auspices
of the Franktori school "will be held on
March 2d. Thos.
Calkins will serve as prosecutor and
Mel vin Foley as detenuant. vviu iseii
hera will bo the district attorney and
Hubert' Galligan counsel tor the deiense
Mninir limniiis and the committee on
finance from the town council visited
the liobkirk property on Tuesday, to see
hie for a meat house. The
committee, it ia expected,, will report
favorably on the proposition to buy the
urooertv.
I). I). Wilder, who has been in Hood
River for the past week -doing stamp
photo work, has had all he could do.and
ins work has uiven complete satisfaction
'I hiu urn ni n uhoto work is soinetiiin'
i now and is bound to take wherever in
troduced.
Tim f ViiKTroarntinnn.1 C E. societv will
hfiirt n sociable at the residence of its
pastor on Thursday evening, ieb, 2d
Proceeds of social will be used to pay lor
song books recently purchased by the
society.
For Sale. Household furniture, wag
ons, cow, chickens, etc. Party purchas
ing can have privilege of buying or rent
ing 'ii acres, a or 4 in strawberries.
VV. II. Pcgh, Hood Kiver.
S. E.'Bartmess received word from
RntfuUi. N. v.. statinir that the remains
oi Air. and Mrs. iiodgfj arrived there at
t:i!Ua. m., Feb. 1Ui, and were buried
in the family lot on that day.
Hereafter there will be a daily boat on
the river. The Regulator will leave The
Dalies Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
and the Dalle City on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. '
cnllpd to Portland
Monday evening by a telegram announc
ing the death of Margaret kelsen, 10
years old, the daughter of Mr. Ohnger's
sister.
The ladies of tho W.- C. T. U. will
moot: nt. t.lm residence of Mrs. Crowctl,
Thursday, March' 1st, at 2 :i0 p. m. Ail
ladies interested are welcome to attend.
The meeting of the Travers book and
curio club is postponed tor one week,
from Feb. 2od to iViarch 2d, on accouut
of the reception by Hassalo club.
tu 'inrliw oii-l ccipiitu t.hft fViniro-
ooverar oi vne ix. oi tr. hwko xud iu .v."" w- - . -Tuesday
called on the Glacier to make gatiomil church will meet with Mrs.
mm their names would get in the paper. Price, at the residence of Mrs. P . b. utx
Mostof our callers will be candidates vidson, jr., on Friday aiternooa.
for office when the spring time comes, jg. g, Cameron returned Saturday
hence they reckon their names can not from a two-mouths visit at Centralia,
apnear too often in print. C. L. Gil- rii, gi1Q Went to her home at Viento on
oune peopie will provide entertaining
xercises for the evening. Price for re
reshuients, 15c
Chris Bartsch left Seattle with his
-artner on last Saturday for Skagway.
'rom there thev will go towards Dawson
nd leave cattle' feed at different points
., ... t, .... u :n un..
long t lie route, air. uaristu m muu
ima back to Seattle and about the first
i April will start with a band of cattle
or Dawson. Mrs. Bartsch will accom
)any him to Dawson.
T. Brownhill, lecturer in the interest
)f the Woodmen ot tne worm, win ieci
iro in the Congregational church this
fliursday evening, at 7 O'clock. This
vill give the young people an opportu
iity to attend tho lecture nnd go to the
locial at Rev. Hershner'e afterwards.
Everybody is invited to the lecture. Ad
mission free.
Mrs. John Parker has rented her
uutry place for three years to II. W.
'iVait. Mrs. Parker will move to town
;or the present. Jas. Parker will go to
;he mines of Eastern Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs; Wait will take summer boarders,
Mid under their management the pop
ular; Parker house will still be a favorite
resort for Portland poople. .
Simoro nf Uio k . tit F. visitors on
Council Pritt'eedings.
The adjourned meeting of the council
was held Monday evening, present,
Mayor Brosius, Aldermen Bell, Dukes,
Luckey and McDonald, and Recorder
Xickelsen.
Mnvcir RrosiiiH. as snecial committee
to investigate the names on petition of
U 1.' iroit-.il f?,, f.ir n fifihinn linptiHd.
At. 1 J . 1. 1M . w W. . " ' ' ........... . . . ... .. ,
and the names' of reinoiwtrators thereto,
reportea uiai i immeH uu ns iwuwvu
Ivxin Ki.iftuH tn anA ihit 1. iinmfs
of renionstriitors had been objected to
by petitioners. ine mayor susuimeu
the objections to 5 names on tho pe
tition and 3 on the remonstrance.
Kleven names of bunk-house men were
found on the petition. Three men had
signed both the petition and remon
strance. Making all deductions lor ille
gal signatures left (12 names on the pe
tition and (2 on the remonstrance.
Bell moved that the report oi tne
mivnr ns Bnnciiil committee bo accented
and the committee discharged Carried.
a ivimmiiiiipflr.tnn irnm ivoumv o ur-
vavor Goit. statins that he had run the
P11KL boundan of tho city limits and
found the bunk house 4J feet outside
...u ran A
11 rtf? i v.c.t ...
E. L. Smith filed a hat of the legal
voters of the town of Hood River at the
last election.
ISf.Il hhU-imI for the readme of Urdi'
nance under which a license ior a
saloon is asked for. The recorder read
lilt VI
1 iinLrovrthUMrht fhat.lt t lift hllllk I10UR6
in. u vvir tnUfin t'riini theuetition. and
as these men had voted at the late town
election, the number ot voters requiring
a majoniy snouiu ue reuueeu ucuuiumjjy .
McDonald sind the ordinance was
timt, a netitimi ronuired a maior
nv of all the votes cast at the preceding
election, and the council could not go
behind the returns.
E. L. Smith, on behalf of the remon
strators. asked that the 11 bunk-house
iiuiuui Lh tlrirL-fn trum the UetltlOll.
Judge Rent asked if any aitidavits had
been Hied showing that these were illegal
names on the petition. He was willing
to let the council settle the matter in
E. L. Smitii filed a list of 11 names of
bunk- house men.
McDonald asked for the reading of
the contested names and the objections
thereto, and they were read by the re-
McDonald moved that the 10 names
be stricken from the petition.
Bell said he understood the mayor
was to decide on these names. He had
iearned irom the prosecuting attorney
and ottior legal authority that the bunk
i.onun iiumi'M could not be counted.
therefore he moved they be stricken
frnm tt... rwt.it.iriti..- I'urneil unaniniouslv
Considerable discussion ensued, chieily
between the attorneys for and against
Luckey thought the council was con
suming a good deal oi lime wiuioui, w
conipiisiimg anytinng.
McDonald moved, and Luckey second
ed. that the petition be rejected.
uh ,,ii hurLrin't. like to vote uoon
the question till what constituted a ma
jority ot tlie town voujrs wubumihuiibucu.
McDonald thought the majority was
established by the ordinance.
the petition was rejected unanimously.
11..H rui.nrtuH trum thn f'nlll lTlltted Oil
finance mat the liuskirk property had
not oeen eiamiueu in reguiu w jid i
ohiiituuua i,,4ut Iwimkh Kir the reasoi
ftUUIl I -
that the weather had been too inclement
for the committee to visit it. 3lr. lien-
Chnrcli Notices.
The Valley Christian church will bo
gin a protracted meeting Saturday,
March 4th. A connected series of ser
mons will be preached by the pastor.
TT "R PhiirfhTlin nnatnr will nrcflrh
the second in a serious of morning ser
mons on the theme, "What are your life
purposes?" In the evening Rev. E. E.
ix will preach. Sunday school at iu
a. m. i . r. s. V. JS. at u:au p. m.
Prayer service each Wednesday at 7 :30
p. m. A cordial invitation to an.
Concregational Church. The pastor,
Rev. J. L.'Hershner, will oecujiy the
pulpit next Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 7:15
p. m. C. E. service at 7 p. m. Leader,
Prof. Barnes.
C A Wvniaii will nreach
Bethel A. C. church, Sunday.
"Administration of Angels."
bodv invited. .i.
Vallev Christian Church. Sunday r,
school at 10 am.; preaching at 11 a. m. ;, .
Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.; preaching at
7:30 p. m. The Bible class, for the sys-Ior.ce.
tematic study ot the mo oi const, meets- "
every Tuesday evening, at 7:J0. lonaciaia
are invited to attend these services. n be
; fav-
derson be.ug present, he asked that he cat! approach it in. efficiency. It in-
. r. . Li .... 1 unnn., narmanont.lv HlltfiB
be allowed to state particulars m icgaiu BMiuwy ieue T ti 'v.7--
.1... ....i...i, .t iv. h i-. Ttfrcnonsiit Tnrliipstion. lleartDuru,
111 I II- IltinivlIJV 1JJ11W1.1 L , .'ll, AAV.auv. . 1inut.uaiH, r, ' .
son said the place contained 4 acres oi
laud, a good 4 or 5 room house, and a
iwi-triiiififttwi tn Vila wif's name aDnear
iiig it might look like she was along to
look; after him. We agreed not to men
tion that Mrs. Gilbert was among the
visits, and put her in as "and wife'
in parenthesis. No one will suspect
Tuesday.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Jackson on
Friday of this week.
Harry Clough and Mrs. Annie b. liice,
SSbilr-cKerS" botlie Dalles, were married in that
- "tv hti.n. ZULU.
Dr. Brosius had his usual lucky run
away last Thursday. With Mrs. Brosius
amfFlorence b.3 went out in a sleigh to
visit a patient at Frankton, going by way
of Belmont, In crossing the prairie east
of Helmont the sleigh runner struck a
rnatf. tko a-Vitfta frnoa hrnk( and the
I'd -8 slipped out of the doctor's hands.
Thn"linrs:xa lmi.t riirht. tin and left the
nat ty sittina in the sleigh ont on the
Mri.ii-Ja trt niimii-a trio optinArV ftlld Watcll
tln rsced'.na team coing in the direction
pii Tiinmnsrm is undsr the weather
this week and was laid off one-half day
from school.
rivda T. Bonnev was excused from
iurv'dutv and came home Tuesday.
Just received at Williams &.Brosius, a
fresh suppIv ot vaccine points. .
Jos. Hengst has been quite sick with a
bad cold tor the past ween.
The institute is coming next Monday;
receding team going m e direction is ,u ordar
Frankton. Tlje boys at rankton
school stoppsd the runaway team, and
tat doctor arriving soon aner, procuuru
a wagon and returned for the folks left
in the sleigh.
The coasting in the streets of Hood
River has been excellent during the past
vsek. On Saturday, there being no
school, bovs and girls turned out in full
fnrce and kept up the fun all day long
and far into the uight. Starting on the
hill bv the M. E. church, the coasters
giidjd"down State street, and making
iiu turn at Third street, shot down into
Oak street, taking desperate chances of
running into teams, with which that
thoroughfare is generally well lined.
especially ou Saturdays. One seven-jar-old"lad,
in coasting down Fourth
street, ran into some obstructions on
Ba'das & Soan?ler' porch and got badly
iiMiisid aoout the face. Ho set up a
; ill, and was adv-3d by thesvnipathetic
l jstaudars to go home and have h's
' raises dressed; but he declined, and
f I ha started up tb.3 hill with his sled,
i ha woukia't "horn 3 if he bunted
r ,-d. A 's!tt! 5 h :-. ::'k-3 that was
fl-t it? vei t'i fjoii by tun.
Ti.fi sn;w is all Eone ; the warm cm
nock did its work well.
The Glacieb wants. 16-foot stove wood
on subscription.
"When? there's Drink, there's Uanr."
Published by request of Mrs. A. O. Hershey.
Write Hon tne worn nousij jm,
Write it on tlie schoolboy's slate,
Writa it iu your P.V buotc,
" Wiiere ibere'ii drink, tbere s danger.
Writ ii on the churchyard mound,
V litre the rum slain dead are fouua;
Write it on gidiows high.
Write for Hll tlie passers by, .
" Wtiere there's Uriuk, tuere's dangor.
Write It on the nnttm'8 lawn,
Bioliin nui Ibe Itcenne cause;
i Write it on tbe ballot white, '
i c-, i. ...... h. rviij uritrht.
Where there's drinlt, tbere's danger."
Write It on the snips that sail.
Borne along bv smrm and sale;
Write it la ee in lowers plain
Over every land and ir.'.n.
Where tbeie's driuis, tttere s danger.
WHte It on every eat.
On itiecburcb and halls of state,
In tne Ii art of eve-y b ind,
i.,. .- .,.!, ii e.-"-y ia.i M
w isyfe tortus (.niiii, Uteres iiaor.
Ordinance No. 20.
bone & Mcdonald
HOOD EIVEE, OREGON.
fe Mi
Jli
Mi Y
MELD HIGH
In the estimation of
Practical Painters.
at the
Subject,
Kvery-
liorn.
t nnnA i?;,-or roh 9iv inn. to Mr. v..
and Mrs. Lester Mulkins, a daughter, "
At Underwood. Wash., Feb. 21, 1900otoP
to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Benlfl, twin boys.' . '
i r n;i. o tit11 iPr-
To Residents of H.xjd River aud Vicinity,
GiiKiiTiNGi The house-renovating st-nson
will soon be here, aud I take this method of
calling your attention to the tact Unit 1 snail
also be here, ready and anxious to asalst you
in every pnssiDio way.
' Krosh paint and plenslnn tones in Wall
Paper ore like unto a 'manlluor charity," in
asmuch ns Uioy hide a muhiuulo of dtfecta,
,.,!..,,. iirniH.,lv .llll.linrl li'lll I'll 11SO tllU ill'
coneruent room of the'house to become ploas-
lnu to me eve ana paiiMiu-i.or.v t iu,.i .nnim i,:
t:ule. To obtain thai, usual desired result is my
.,,i,.-,f ir uirlvLu I nun. I., t.MI ..fll II t trnl
C!l L.K'1 I. Illl'll linn. An.......
dollar ell'oels for a one dollar expenditure, hut
1 un guarantee caiisiHeim-y um uu
ut nvenna lei live nrietw. or no wi. n
An Ordlnai.ee to amend nn Ordinance en
titled "An Ordinance to reuulato the sale
,.r Ui,IkIImi,u m.ilt ,1i,miu I hlltlll'd Willi
out first having obtained a license there
for, and to repeal an ordinances nun pai is
.....I. ..... l rt,,..lli. t It ..u ...it i . i'
UI III 11 llllll!i;i.!S ill -,,lll IV: . li.uicn ..,
He it ordained by tlie (.'oninum I'ounell ol
the Town ot uoou uiver, jrei?on, inai sm iaui
seven (T) of the above entitled ordinance be
uiuniwWl nn nn to wnri nn ioIIowr. to wit!
Section 7. If any person or persons shall
barter, sell or in any manner uisposn oi any
spirituous, ma It. or vinous liquors within tlie
corporate limits of said '."own of llis.d Kiver
without lirst hnvinK obtained a license
therefor, as provided In this ordinance, tuch
person ahull be deemed culltv of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
(ino.1 nut lfq limn twem.v-iive dohars nor
more viinn tlty dollui-s, or imprisoned not
less than ten dnys nur more than twenty
Approved this I3th day of February, HKX).
K. V. BROS1UH, Mayor.
Attest: J. It. Nickblskn, lteeoriler.
.Tr rfrrT.rM L-rrv,' rrTrprr."'
. i H1IIH.11H liiHi.nior. ill r.tiiiHH irniiorHii
yeral 0.,.t ,ut..u ,., i..... i i.j
iciuu, vviiivjii una uccu luou vu biij
man, he made his way through th( ,
work of encircling trenches and la
and set his face to the north and )
wayo. He carried a couple of assej
few mealies And a pipe. The I
may have seemed of little import
but in the stem of that pipe lay
message from the cheerful, conli
chief, which, after a iourney to I'
eoa Bay, gives to ns at home thos
tovostinir (lutaila nf r.lin resintiinriH
aA Viir tVi Inwn f n fliii Ttfiov alncrn "
He tells how, even at Mafeking,1
tore war. rume v them,, jieoDiP-
b or Sale or Trade.
for anything of
SOLD BV
Every gallon 6f
The
J Smerwn4Viluams
r Alii I
will cover 300 or more square
feet of surface in average con
dition, two Coats to the gallon.
Every gallon is a full U. S.
standard measure. It is made
to Paint Buildings with. It
is the best and most durable
.House Paint made.
Chas. N. Clarke, Agt., at the Glacier Pharmacy.
On lo him for pure fresh Drugs, latent Medlcluea and Wall Taper. J.'inseiiptionB an
Family Recipes a specialty.
On all kMs of FQHite, Garpets, Wall Paser, 6lc.
I challenire any one to Ket lower prices on House Furnishing Goods than I can;quote.
idalngm "s given 01V bulldh'g material for contract work.
S. E. BARTMESS.
for Poiiltrp
matin I Hhnli he nlcased lo call (U your home
with samples of Paper, measure yonr rooms
and make you prices. ivs 1 i.u 1 r- umwio,
With many thanlts for past pa.ron mid
a respectrul solicitat ion for a share of Uie same
in the future, I am -very truly yours.
r-j. 11. 1 ivii.ui",
Painter and tecorntiir, jfoo.ntiyjir. Or
Will sell on time or trade
equal value
6 acres tsood strawberry land near town.
1") acres near Tucker, partly improved.
Uiisti litiyers neeu noi nppiy.
acres, 4 miles fiom town, partly Improved
20 acres, 7 miles from town, Improved,
jia W. A. BLlNUIilU.AND.
LAND.
DON'T GO
Barefooted...
Wear
Stocking Feet.;
For sale by 8. J. LaFRANCE.
VACANCIES.
This space was vacant last week, hut It. will
never pay to cultivate vacancies In an or
chard, order trees 01
Columbia Nursery.
One piece one mile southwest of Tucker, 200
acres; JO acres fenced, 6 ncits cleared; house
and Uarn; county road through the ileco;iiood
river runs on one entire side; water easily tak
en out to Irrigate from 20 to 30 acres. Price
from 10 to 31 dollars per acre, nceopdhie to
amount wanted and location. Will fell In
quantities to suit purchuscrs. Good seiiool
one mile.
One piece 2 miles sout h of Tucker, 100 acres:
County roau iurou!,ro piece; cieca, who ihiiib
v.t..u I. ... ..... 1, I'. ... ul.lMlMl 111., llTtlru.
naii-i, I mm il"us
tion; several acres Rood bottom hind- (food
school mile: hind unimproved. I'rieeirom
12 to 20 dollars per acre, according 10 amount
and piece wanted.
One piece ai. lueaer, o iniiuu tiuin uwwi,
Hood Kiver, i0 acres; will sell one noro or as
manv more ns wanted up 10 me wnnie piece.
nl..n r....... !-; ... 10.. .I..II11. U i.np unci, fit II I,. .11
I I ICC II mil . I i w miiipi" ,'vii ... . " . " s
simplv want to build a home, will t;lve you a
tlit CC 1' Hill Jlilll.nv, nv.liiw, j .... ,. ...
iu l id upon it. ' ,
If you wish to locateorbuv land, try Tucker
liefo're you purcliasn. Will jruarantee to Hive
you more uoou mi in inr miiiiuaoioiini m ini'iiv.,
tnftn you can buy elsewhere in Hood River
valley. Berry ground, orchard or ki"ss, or
anything else raised In this valley, fall on or
address B. K. TuC'KKK,
12 i ucaer, uregon.
ITae Crushed Oyster and Clam Shells. The most frequent cause of
hens not laying is the absence in the food of Carbonite of Linvo.
These nhells are practically pnro carbonite of lime.
Try Groesbeck's Egg Producer and Health Food as a preventive
and euro for disease of fowls. It is a mild and stimulating tonic.
POULTRY FOODS FOR SALE BY ,
HERMAN EVERHART.
Dyspepsia Cure.
DIaests what you eat.
Tt. art,! flci all v d i eesta the food and aids
fc7 n crai-irrtVionincr nnrl rpcon.
tor the reason struetinK the exhausted didestive or-
. - i 1. i.iL.lni.pt icnniTamn fi imKT
gans. it ia iueiiniiu'Di"i"-" u.r"-
ant ana ionic. u uura i)icpiiv
LEAVE ORDERS FOR
WM
With E. E. JACKSON. He and the DAVEN
PORT BROS, have over One Million
feet of good Dry Lumber
at Haynes' Spur.
boocI sonna near by. It ia isolated from
all other uweuings. 111c proper u
be bought by the town ior $ouu oy paying
$11)0 down, balance on long time.
Dnup.s reoorted that nothina had been
done towards repairing the jail.
litlCKey wanted iokiiow w uai. bouickb
of revenue were ou hand to meet theae
expenses about to be incurred by the
town. ...
Dukes thought some revenue might De
raised from taxing flogs. There are
about f 200 worth m town.
DiKctiMtrion uoon the revenue question
elicited the fact that the town could is
sue liabilities to the amount ot ifZ.ouu.
McJJonala suggested mat, uie council
ui.nniw muut ntiwior thfln once a. month
DIIUU.U L. . J-.. V , - . . .
and gave notice that he would introduce
an ordinance to mat eneci.
p.n liMifl a. iMMt house was very im
nnrtiirit. in VIHW of the nroximitv ot
Kmall-nox cases at The Dalles and that
r,i.ill.i,nr tvna rnortMl at Mosief.
1 . 1 " . j ..j mi
In million, lllt'euill' auuuiueu mi
Monday evening, Feb. Oth.
TeacLer,' Slteting
Following is the programme for the
tiachers' meetins' at the public ecbool
building, Feb. 24th, at 2 p. m. :
Second chapter of McMaster's Meth-
led ay a. a. uarnes.
i'upils ot ilr. uowe s aeparic
Kif .,., - c.-iiir Rtimarh. - Nausea.
BickHeadache,Gastralgla,Cramp8,ana
TTImber Lnnd, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office, Tho Dalles, Oregon, Jan.
2, 11)00. -Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of me act, oi eon-
f. i- ln,.ail nntitit.il A n ml. flirt.he
i " i""" ", ..",",,V.....I .
sale ot limber lanus in ineniBieaoi i ..aunii om.
Oregon, JNevaua ana vv jsningioii jcnnuij,
JAMES IRELAND.
Of The Dalles, county of Wasco, slnte of Ore
gon, lias UllS uuy llicu IU lllin i,uii;ii inn i.
utatenient No. 152, for the purchase of the
south half north w st and north half sotitli
westliof section No. 21, In township No I
north, range No. 9 east, W. M.,and will oiler
proof to show that the land "sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before Hie Register and Receiver
of thtsoliiceatT'ho Dalles, Oregon, on Satur
day, the 17t,h day of March. 1100.
lie names as witnesses: W. It. Wlnans, I..
Wlnans, A. Wlnans and K.T. Wlnans, all of
Hood River, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands ore requested to tile
their claims In this ottlce on or before said
17ih day of March, l'.WO.
J12inlJ JAV 1. LUCAS, Register.
The best results you must use the best' materials. Tho
HOOD RIVER PHARMACY continues to be up to
-date In everything in the Drug Hue. .
Prescriptions a Specialty.
Bprayiug materials warranted tlie pure stuff.
WILLIAMS & BROSIUS.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
The public are Invilcd to call at my gallery
and inspect my work, i aim to give s,, list... v
me? l'rli. reasonable. Outside views a
specialty. l;1IAB- KIJt'1'
NOME
ods:
Music
ment
Method-! in Geozraohv ; led by S. M.
Sisson. -
The contractors for the Lyle-Golden-dale
railroad expect to have lO'J men at
work by April 1st.
Mr.J.K.Miller,Sewton Hamilton.Pa.,
- .ita "Ittiinlr f) iLt's itch Hazel
Salve the grandest salve made." It cures
piles ana tieuis everymiDg. ah iruuuu
la,t m ri't:on are worthless. Wlll.sms
a iiosus.
all other results of I m perfect digestion.
bin- mile, bv Williams & liroaiut.
FwiiiUaliiii,EiG.
II your wans . rjsicit or imuwwh.u,,ii .
E L'Rood. Consultation free. Nochaigefor
ureHcciptiona. No cure no pay. OlHoe hours
from l A. M. till u P. M., and all nignt ii nec
essary.
ITimber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r . j ..-I I .. ,-A 1 Mil Vnncnnvpr.
Unneu Dl.roi n vw.., ,
Wash , f'eb. 14, 1HO0. N otice Is hereby given
tnat In compliance wltu the provisions of the
"... .....,,. f Inn. A iss. eiiLind "An
act for the saie of timber lands In the htates of
California, Oregon, Acvaaa anu .uiunwi
Territory," as extended loall the Public Land
mates by act of August 4, 12,
HANNAH MATIiKWS.
Of Hood River, county of Wusco, state of Ore-
. ...... j ... l tl.iu ..11..... !. auri.t-n
gOn, OUS llll UUJf I1IUU IU nn.vu.vvuw " "
suueuient, A'o. 11). 1, for the purciiaae of the
northwest quarter of section ISp. 14, In
u,.in v.. a n.,rt.h. rant?e Kiy. IU
ca-st. Will. Mer., and will oiler proof to
show that the land sought Is more valuable
..- i. ,i...KA. .inn. limn lVir lufricuiLural
uurisises, and to cstublish her claim to said
Pand before the Register and Receiver of Hits
ollice at Vancouver. Wash., on Inursday, tne
lOUi day of May, 1WW.
P11W Uttiiin, v ...... - .
II'..!. L......I r.,1 A nl.t, .f U I illllA'S 111 HOIld
IY 1 1 1 Ull II l,liu 1 ' -
lilver, Oitgou, and James Browu of Uuaom,
H aall. dWl,
AKNIK MATHEWS,
Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, nas ims nay UlC'l IU MIL iim. vi o......
v fu?-. f..r i.h iiurciiaso of tne
soutuweni quarter ,i wa;vnm .w..T, . ...-.r
i,i., is.,. A 7.,.rth ntnvn No. 10 east. W. .il..Hllil
will oner priitii m iuww nm.
in more vuloablefur iu Umbi-r or stone man
for agricultural purposes, aud to estatjllsa
ln-r clumi to said imm llore the Keglntcrand
Rjceivefoftnisoif.ee at Vancouver. VVasu.,
ou Thursdav, the lutb day of ly, lw.
nbe natue as wilota!: Albert L. Lane.
W illiam uand. Hannan Matuews, of Hood
tciver, Oregon, und James tirowu of Uusoui,
Any and al! peisons claiming adversely the
above-o.eer.bed lands are reipiejited Ut Hie
th?ii claims in this o!He on ur bewre taid
I Mm ..ter.
a
Time Schedules.
ALL ABOUT If.
LATEST MAP.
Hend 12c In stamps for our January
The Weslern Trail, Hon sin, ftcauie, v, ii.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Tho Dalles, Oregon, Jan. ffl,
-JV:, "l Z nten:
lion to commute and mnhe llnal proof In sup.
port or Iter c mm, m, . - -
made Diiiore ue"ii . - - -' j, ,
doner, at Hood Kiver, Oregon.on Hatuiday,
March 10, 1900, y t:
nrHnort Kiver. Orcson, U. K. No. , for the
. ..:.... ,.; if; int. 1. scclioii
IOIS H, 1U anu in, nun
2-2, township 1 north, ranise 10 east, W. M.
lie names tne iooowhib '""""',", ,,V,,
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
U Js AdCook of Tucker, Or., ftinl Aubert
of Mt. II.))d,(tr.:f!. V. Odcll of Tucker, Or.;
a. of ait. iioou, yr.
E. Bound. Fr'm HOOD KIVER
gp.m.
Ex. Wnnday
Haturday,
10 p.m.
W, Bound.
IRn.1t Y.ake, Penver,
Kt Wnrtli.Omaba.
Kansas City. Kt
Louis, Chicago
aud the liasl.
Walla Walla, 8po-
kane.Mlnneapolis.
u p.. 1. 1 nuluth.
Milwankce, Chi
cago aud East.
From POltTLAND.
Ocean steahhiiips
For Han Kranclsco
K:ill Don. 8. 8, 13,18
2S, 2H,it every 5 days
Fast
Mail
4:00 p.m.
Portland
Kxprcss
6:17 a.m.
4 p.m.
fl a.m.
Ex. Sunday
A n m.
jExAuuday.
Columbia Rives
UtViUKHK.
To Asiorln and way
lanuinas.
ii'iliam..ua lllif.r 4-:fl n m
iOreiion City, Nev-Ex-Muuday.
Oeru,niera way
landings.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Jan. ffl.
llKKl.-Kotlce Is hereby Riven that the rtillow
; . . , ..,.i..M i...u l..H n.iiloM of .Ills in-
lllK-liaiiicu ftuivini iimb nn" ... ---
tentlon to make final proof in support of his
. . ...... ....1.1 ... I 1 I I... l.i.l, irt ll.ltlll1!
Claim, ana iiimishiu ,i,,ui "
the lttKlsler nnd Uocelver at The Uulics, Ore
gon, ou wouuay, jnn iuw,
TIIOMAH L. ROBERTS,
Of Hood Kiver, Ore., II. E. 5IWS, for the lots I
Und 2, souilieust northeast and nortm ast,
;H sotithi'st 'A section l), lowusuip utn ui,
ranuc ii earn, yv., hi.
lie names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous rosideuce upon and cultiva
tion of, se'd land, viz:
Hubert H. Kemp, Hood River, Or.: Frank
Mulllkln, The Ualles, Or.; .Ralph Wiellcj ,
hood lilver, Or.; Edwlu II. Merril, ilio
Vmkr' JAY V. 1.UCAH, Register.
fl2ni9
' JAV V. LUCA8, Register.
NOTICE VOOVV UL1CATION.
Land Offhe at Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 22,
IiKW.- Notice is hereby glyen tnat too ,'""'
Ing-nanied settler has filed notice of bis liiU-ii-"m
to make final proof lrt support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before F. W. Kale, Clerk of tbe Hnper or Court
nfthe state of Washington for Hkamnnlii
county, at rttevenson, Wash., on Thursday,
f 1 d. No. 0H55, for the southwest quarter Micuon
IS. township 8 north, range 10 east, W. M.
. .rn.n ,..ii(.u.int, uitnpMiu's ui urove
lie Itniiien viid - - .
his continuous residence upon and culUva-
lion oi saiti inn", . r r.t .
William Kellcndonk, James Hanes, Charles
Moore aud Henry Olson, all of Hood River ,Or.
jU,m2 W. U. uuuatv, iw.S"""'
NOTICE FOR PUULICATION.
Land Office at Vancouver, Wast., Jan. 1", ,
HKX) Notice Ih hereby given that the follow.
I iiE-namod setller bus filed notice of his ln
t ntion to make llnal proof In support of
ms claim, anu nun. u ...... ...
before tho Hi glstcr and Receiver U. 14. Land
(Hlico at Vancouver, Wash., on iuesday,
February 27, 1W)0, vlis:
LOUIH CLOUUET,
Homestead Entry No. H4S3, for the cast ot
northwest M, southwest Kf northwest 'J.and
southwest V of northeast s ctlon 15, town
ahi S norlh, range 12 east, vV ill. Mer.
......... .i... i'..ii.....l., ... It. iihiiii', tn rirftvft
Jie UHIllCB mo i,i" i" .--
his con tlnuouc residence upon and cultivation
'j nmcs'o?'lj e, Thomas J . W h I tcomb.FratiU
tin it. licvnold und Thomas M. Whltcomu,
ii in i.vici-.u.. iv aiiiiiiiKi'i'i.
V II i. I
Jlilfi'i
W. K.
SUA II, ltegister.
7 a.m.
Tue. Thur.
and Hat.
WlI-I.AMETTB A N If KM p.m.
v.MtiTt.r. ijfVKitii. Mon. Wed.
bp-gun Clty,Daytn! and Frl.
and way landings.!
ti'iiiBminPiwr. i 4-:io .m.
Portland to Corval- Mon., Wed.
lis& way lanUlngs. anu rri.
Lv.Kiparia.
I:ij a.til.
daily.
H:Wa.tn.
daily.
Smim RlVKR.
RIpiirlH to lwlston
II. HURI.HUltf,
Auer.t, Puitlani, Or
W.
J. Ba.G1.kv. Aseui,iloJii liiver.
Notice of Application to
Sell Real Estate.
To Hood River Idge, No. Ho. A. K. and A.5t
and tin unknown heirs of Andrew U.
Tioman, deeeaed:
Take notice that nn application has been
filed in the County Court of Wasco county
state of Oregon, for an order of staid court di
recting the executors or the will of Andrew
u Ti..,.,i.n oi-ceiiMd. to sell the real estate of
said decedent, to wit: Lots 14 a id lo see. V,
and lots 2 and 7 Hcc. 22. T. I Jf., K. 10 L., W M .,
in Oregon, containing 1 0 4-iX) acres. Also,
commencing at a point in cast boundary line
arid20mdsN.if. '.. comer of N.W.'4 "'
fi X IN H. 10 E., W. M., In Oregon; ttience
n'. U10 riKls; tlience W. so roils; ihencB 8.100
rods- thence E. SO rods lo place of beginning,
ctmtainingflOitcnn,Bitd that Tucsduy, Marc.t
.1. IH00, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, has been
fixed for beat lug and determining said appll
.. .. ... ..... ......hi.. ...iirt IIi.iimi. in 1 he
rcniiiii I1L Lll PIUIIIJ -
Lv I.cwist'n4 iihii,... in Mild Wsco county, state of Oreijon.
liata Jacuury o., us. R BM,WKR1
W. M. YATEH,
K. E.UAVAUE,
-- Executors.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1H78.J
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
United Btates Land Offlce, Tho Dalles. Ore
gon Feb. , 1W. Notlw Is hereby given
Unit In compliance with the provisions ol tho
act of congress of June :l, l;,entitlcxl "An act
.. - ..io ,.f Hi.iIm.v IhiiiIk in tbe Htntes of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory, the- following persons have this
day Bled In this ollice their sworn stale-
neUiHl FRED E. SIMPSON, .
Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. US, for tlie purchase
of the north northeast . south sest
northeast t and lot H, section 7, township I
north, range 9 east, W. M.
BUItT MuCRORY,
Of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. 150 for tlie purchase
of tlie west southeast H and lots 7 and Ii,
section 7, Uiw nship 2 north, rango V eal,W .M.
That they will oiler proof to show that
be land sought is more valuable for its tlm
I her or stone than fur agricultural purpoMis.
and to establish their claim to said land
in, The lialles, pitgon, on (Saturday, the ilst
davof April, raw. .,..
Thev name as wltntuses: Terry Mcnroo".
O B. 'Hartley, Ufs)d River, Oregon: Hubbard
Tavlor, W aseo.Oregon; Fred rilmpson. t'a
caiies, Oregon; W. Ii. Mctirory, Hood Uivur,
UAu'v"and all persons claiming adversely tlw
ahove-!eerll)ed lands are loqueeted to tilj
their claims in tuU offioe bewro soldSlA
aayfjApril,lmMy