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1tA-r .
ee&Iiver Slacier.
nil'JAV, MAY 11, 10.
E. W. l.liigii.iio, HUllier of our prt-H-iit
f pp.Uy law, and vl, iiiauguratc tin
lorttitiil which tuluiiiiatii m nur
present Australian ballot luw, ban an
nounced hinifftlf an nil iiid'-t.eiidi.jit ro
j.tibliiii iVin. li l.it.; i.r ii.i-n i.-!iiiiii
from Multnomah eountv. If fleets!
if will work for a direct primary law
.amen win io away vitn noriiinaiiiiK
.'onventiong. He would luvo tlie da
et for tjie prirasry eli-i.tion fixvl by law.
ind tlie election under the Australia
pallet t-j'Htem; the ballot to contain the
Miufe of candidate.., each party in wji
.irate column!. To become a candidate
it would bo m-crft-'nrv to fil.. with the
ftjbiAy ..it :1 & potiliun tinned by voters
f '.he i.tiinber of 3 per cent of the vote
tit the party the .aiid.dato represent.
H( jiingiiiirir plan would do away
.with htrAi lit irlifiK and wake tl,
nomination of JL'. H. (ienator by d
reel vote of the people the fame a a
"'her fifficialg,
The man who diricoveaed the Jialdwi
jpple in to liave a monument, and
j-hoiogrnph of the monument it to be
font to tfie Paris Kxi-ositlon by tl
W'asfjiriKtou aiithorilieH. It is a pilla
pt granite aboul SI feet h.j.i, surmount.
by an upplc, cut from granite, an
tniide in Wilmington, JIai-H., junt be
yofiJ the W obiirn boi.'ndary line. Th
iriHeription cut pn its face readm "Thi?
pillar, erected in 1805 by the Humford
lliftorieal AnKociation, incorporate''
April 2t, 177, markB the estate where
in 1703, Pamuel Thomson, E?q., while
locating the line of the Middlesex canal
discovered the first Pecker apple tree-,
lute jiajoeJ I5ie i-Wltyi,!." Aw.thi
tfiecription stateii that the exact location
pf the tree waM 340 feet wept, 10
north,
sn. I'otiniH, 3 cf.rit' 'enite ollieor on
ftoiifcwall Jnckon'g ntnii', ntated in
lecture reocntfy that the Barbara Fr--it
clue incident detribcd in Whittior'..
poenf in a myth, lie nays General Jack
son did not enter tlie town of Frederick
jnl that Jinrbara Freitchio was 98 yearn
old and quite feeble at the timo it was
claimed he w.tved the Stars and Stripeit
And forbid any one to take down the
flag. The beautiful fjtoiy told dy Whit-
tier may be a myth but it will live for
all time juyt ti;e tjr.i.e,
Ki.U, I" i.";.Tg
In the election four year ago Mu
Kinley received !71 electoral votes and
Jiryan 170. At that time both old parties
Jvero jiplit on the nilver .iiiet.t;o.j, but
the democrats fared the worst. Tl
.car the parties, are again split on cpies-
tiotiii that have uprtiiip up niice the war
iviiu ppain, ana it remains to be oen
which party will (are tho worst when
IhcHfi iww questions are decided at the
poll! in November.
)Vin. IkPtjuedj Spiny for Ceillin ;j:.t.i,
Wm. Kennedy wiyn thy rec!n for
making tho ummity of Koda spray, tin
f'libjished In the Gucien for the past
rtawecK, U At liiit vv'w.pt that the
jiuatit.ities of arnenii! and sal nodahould
Le doubled. Ho udch 2 poundn of ar,
fenfe an, 4 pjiundn of k soda to 50 eal
j)f water. Tollowin in tho recipo in?
jfiven by Mr. Kennedy in tho Glacikk
Dle'solvo two pouudu of comtiiorjinl
white tuMenie and four .ouiidf of car
bonate of soda (waidiing wAn) in two
Kulloim of water uud ute one and one
half pintH to a barrel of Bordeaux mix
ture (50 giill,iii.) The easiest wav to
make the solution i'k to j,ui botli' the
white iictittiiiiiU carUouatu of tl& in
ft iiallon of boiling water and keep boil
t"K about 15 mimitcH, or until a clear
liiiid iu foinmd, tl, en dilute to two
gallons, One and one-half pintH of thm
fulntlon should bo added to each barrel
of Bordeaux mixture. If until without
tho Bordeaux mixture it in liable to burn
the foliage. An there U nearlv always
fuii(.'iia n contend with, it i-i recom
jJHMideil that tho two pray be alayn
combined when thero in occasion to
prny for the codlin motli or other in
secta. If a ihiin solution of w hi'.u r.r
Senic were used the foliage of tho tree's
vonld be burned.
You will notice tho formula culls for
Bordeaux mixture, which has liuio in it.
If watsr In uned lime will have to be
added. I unott (I pounds of fivnh nlaked
nmu to ou tiallonn ot water. 1 irbt Hpray
jntf junt an the bloKHomn wore falling
and before the calvx cloni-H and even-
two weekH thereattcr till Oct. 1st for
v inter varieties v. Klnnuov.
Mr. Kennedy ban lined thin recipo for
ihree yeara, tprviyiiiK hiu owii orchard
Und bimieiyhbois' oichardn with food
uccenn, an every pne acquainted with
bin work will testify. A m intake
JxH'n made in tho article in
(itAi'iHu and in tho bulletin
liar
tho
(ent
out by the sitativ board of !
kit It in wot too Uto to rectify it or
Iiin year's crop.
Prof. Kedzie'a formula (nee payo 189
fifth Biennial Report o Board of lr
ticulture for Oregon) iiives! commer
cial kito nrecnic, 2 pounds ; carbonate
pt soda, 4 pounds; water, 2 galloon, fee
pints to 50gnllona Bordeaux mixture.
D. H. Rears usen, inntead of tho Bor
deaux niixturo, S io 10 pouud fie.ib
lime to 60 gallons of water, with per
fect success.
llonj River.
INearlv every orchardist in the iumk1i
torhood is supplied with a good pprav-
ng o nut, mm ttlt!ro , a determination
on an smes to 88VQ our aeploa and our
Ujh;va, K.
5onirii.l ti,ttnii 1 K.J .1!M... i
Harbison Bros, spent three dava last
week repairing a bad break in' their
mill-race. Craw fish, moles and nitif-k
rati ari nuraeroun in the eunal and its
Dsnka an4 either Joiutlv or severally
tboy caused tho oulbre'i of water, '
Tho new road machine is coming in
w great favor with thoM whj are in
Wrested in good roads. In soil like ours
that la entirely frta from stonen, the
machine is at lionvo, and and when
tna treea and sruhs nr. oirt o,.-.,..
mere
icre is nothing to hii:d.r havirir Rood
feed roads throughout 'he d ' tr.ct.
re..'-.
nunc uwrauy una spring, and the dig
gerequirrel must go, even though every
VTu. .' ""uuelty euuii.es
f.t the ume tmid.
inp fw the pai-t few years with some
email plotn of common red ( lover on dry
upland and i.. ro well pheed with the
rcnuitij that he Jin enlarged bin i?owiii
to ten acrt-c He u:wi no irrigating
water, but tie; njiring cuttit matures
In-foni the dry f-wt.ou c rntn on and
never faile to turn oft a good croo. An
a croj) can be erown ev-ry yej, beside
tl.u val'if; of the n'.- 'oii'l growth for pas
ture, he think farmer are making a
f.'reat m;.-t:ike w ho nuiiiii.ei'-fa!!of and
ow wheat for crjp m hay every al
tertiate year. 1'e lin.H land planter a
great help to the growth, and ban alno
observed that home of the planter offered
for Kile in beavilv adulterated with
nlaked lime and ban but little value an a
b-r'iliz 'i t'arvdu) obnervation of the
genuine ami the interior both ae
to appearance and tanU: will enable any
intelligent ln-rnon to makenoiiie distinct
ion, but Mr. Oethman propones to liend
a cample of the ntuff U the experiment
ntatioii for examination and will do
what he can to encourago y,M import
ation of the genuine urtn.lt) iiito flood
Kiver in tlifc future.
Answered in Another tolumu.
Hood Kiveh, May 7, 1900. Editor
Glacihk: In looking over tho formula
for awnite of ola spray, an given two
weeks a'o by Mr. Swiih, I find that it
does not agree with that of the Ilortl
cultural Beport of W.K). Comparing
them, .Mr. cniitli Imsweanened the (jolu
tion one-half, us follows:
rlmith. Aratmic, 1 pound; sal soda, 2
pountfn; water, i galmiM.
Orei'on Keport. Arwnic, 2 pounds;
ni eoia, 4 pounds; water, z gallons.
It will lie seen that the amount of
water is the same, while the poison is
only one-half. Iiianmnch as fcuoceHS is
desired in destroying the moth, could
you kindly ancertain winch formula is
correct? if the one solution is too weak.
there would be a great lot to those who
follow it. Ileaee, if possible, publish
tins week trie trutti ol trie matter.
It wi',1 nlno lie noticed that he says
spray at intervals ot not lent than
three weeks." It seems to me it should
read "more" inntead of "less," as less
makes the intervals indefinite. This
mistake was corrected in last week's
Glac ir.it at Mr. Smith's request. It was
made by the reporter in copying his re
marks, who made it read "less where
"more" was intended. En
U. A. WYMAN.
Report of flood Itivcr labile School
For the Year Knding April 27, 1000.
The followimr named tmiiils were nei
ther tardy nor absent (luring the year,
and their mimes are to be placed on the
roll of honor;
liella Boling, Lester Fonn,
Claude Thoinpnnn, (ieorgia I'rather,
t-tta Ula-'pr, l aith Hartlett.
lor the lirnt term, endinz Vvc. 1, 1899,
the following were neither tardy nor ab
sent: liichatd Bartlett, Blanche Ktuhr,
Hazel McCrorv, Ethel Cox, Klwmid
I.uckev, Austin f.ockman, Clifford Stuhr.
iiiia !I L't'ff'-rf v. Mario Ickman. Mav
Kfoonoy, Ilarvey Band, George Howe,
Herbert Wharton, Henry Brown, Bannv
Bilker, Maud ('arsons, Amy Stuhr, Ilia
Kood, Stella Stuhr.
Second term Bessie Moonev. Rov
Blagg, Ifaze.l MtCrory, Eva Yates, El
wooil f.uckuv, Harry Fredien. Zena
Miller, Grace I'ratber.'Auntin Lock man.
Clinton Moonev, Marie Lock mam Mav
Moonev, Viola Miller. Anna Kent. Lois
(.nmribell, i'ercy Adams. Lilly f-hnte.
Albert Halvcmon, Carrie Bverleo. Chas.
Shute, Harvey Band, Ilcury Brown.
Amy Stuhr.
Third term Richard Bartlett. Ella
Evinger, Boy Blagg, Edna Evans, Eva
Yates, Blanche Howe, Svlvia Russell.
lie, on Moot.ev. l'Mc6 Broi-ius. Willie
Evinger, (.eini Newton.. Lilly Klmte.
T.a Evans, Carrie Bverlee. Charles
Shut", Nellie Fonn. Loslcv Welds. Jov
lutv II, N'era .biekson.
1 hero have heon euro led llobovRand
1H girls durini. the year. The Brt.atest
monthly attendance was during Jsm
uarv, 3,171 V. : the onnt. Senlcmber. 2..
arv,
ill 'J he aerHi:e number hcloiifintrdu
ng the year was U'2. Tho ureatest
niiihcr (Mi rolled nt one time was 200, in
obruury, C. V' Thomcson, l'rin.
To my numerous customers and pa.
rons I wish to make a few remarks and
uggustiona Avhich may be of advantage
to all concerned. To those who have
bought tivcn or shrubs for the first tiie,
may rie necessary to any ! Remove all
hols, no that the wire Will not girdle
io tree, It wanted to tell the variety.
ttaeh it to a slake near the tree or row.
lie lens cherry and walnut trees are
immed the better, but the more n
.each tree in cut back the more sure it
to grow. 1 if ly per cent of all peach
rces planted would die ulos tndc
ruches are cut olt or top cut back.
Having mm mteli a mild winter this
:o.ou there will w no i-awse for com
hiint about winter killed trees, and so
no replacing gratis another year will be
necennary.
Delivery season was lonirnr this season
inn us'Uiil, beuinuiiitf Sent. 8th. and
till eoutiuoe with occasional beiahHl
orders. Duruiir tlwso eicut months
there has been but few davs but what.
orders have been tilled or shirmed. More
trees are shipped away from Hood River
now than there, were i-hipped in here
ten Vi.. ago, betore we bad a nursery
For another year we are now growing
us tine n lot of slock ns a man woule
ever want to plant, yourself being tli
judge. By tho way, did it evr' occur
to you th.it the beet tiui. to make out
your order and select such varieties hs
you wftut is io come imt to our grounds
and nee the trees in fruiting atisl, nhrubs
hi liowermg ours tor timber orders
tl. liA'CKHAM,
Columbia Nursery,"
Niiidiiation Exercises
Of Frankton Eighth Grade at Belmont
t hyivh, Saturday wuhij, May lith,
at 8 o'clock,
t.')UtUUTlS.
M.J. Foley, Bertimt Cramer, Nana
Gerking, Maybeil Boorman, Maude No
ble, ldellu Woodworth.
Clans motto: ' Excelsior." Class color,
blue and white.
Overture : .' Band
I'rayer Rev. Beiij. Davidson
!nt .'.Quartette
Muic Baud
Esyl V Life of Fnuict's E. Wiilard"
Maud Noble
Instrumental duet
, Nana Gorkini!. Idelle Woe-dworth
Fnnay, audnmrks" .'. , ,Na,na Gerkiwj
vranon, -jurniiis ronu oi me ie
bellion M. J. Foley
i,sny, - ine Mgui urinirs uui tt.e
fetara Bcrtipa Crmer
Music Baud
Class prophecies Wells Wix4 worth
Essay ana vakvlictoryfayUllt'ootiBftn
Address, "Frobleiuoi Youth"
Rev. H. K. JWnson
Presentation of ditdomaa J. T. Neff
Closing rcmarka... F. B. l)amea
b ng. -l arcweU" Quartette
No admission fee.
Advertised Lctler List.
M?v 7, 1900.
Rwidtioa, J M
Waite, Fred
Williams, J A
Krause, Mrs A V
?ci'r,.is, .ir. M.ud
y.-.m.s. v. v
Tux on, David
loss, W II
!
Arrangements for Mrmorlal Cay.
The committee to f-'igj.'et arrarige
ments met at 2 o'clock p. m. at the
resie'ence of Comrade Blowers, with
Comrade Calkins chairman of the
G. A. K. committee and Thos. J. Cun
ning a wcrtdary. By agreement' of the
committee, U was projioned and adopted
to invite the Christian ministers of the
valley and let them select the one to de
liver the metnorial sermon; and that we
reccommend the services in the M. E.
church of Hood River and that tho dif
ferent church choirs b invited, through
their pasters, to unite in one choir for
memorial toiviee, and also for service
on memorial day.
We also recomnriend that Comrade
Calk inn be appointed a committee to ar
range lor memorial service at the frank'
ton cemetery, and that a general invi
tation be extended to all the people of
.i n . i r ,
me vaney w uuenu .Memorial eiay e'
crcises and unite with the G. A. R. and
W. It. C. in these services and decorate
the graves of all the dead to the end
that .Memorial day be publicly and
oniverirally observed. That the Sundav
tschool children be especially invited and
given a part to perioral so that they
may feel a personal interest in the ob
servance of this day that is thug set
apart as tho "festival of the dead."
We also recommend that a copitnittee
be appointed from each of the churches
ui assist in carrying one uie recommend'
ation ia regard to the Sunday school
children, and for any other 4uty, in
oreier to make the aav a success
Signed, E. D. Calkins, L. Henry, E
L. Blowers, A. M. Cunning, Thos. J,
tunning.
Mount Hood Sotc.
J lie returns lrom Mt, liood. in an
other column, amw a healthy inroease
population.
The boys who went prosjiecting have
returned aim report some snow in
places. Several of them brought- out
some line looking rock, and it it was de
veloped might prove to be very rich.
Norman Williams has irone to Can.
ada on a business trip. He expects to
return in abont three weeks.
Lewis Nex has returned home from
San Erancisco, where he lias been wort
ing all winter in the Palace hotel,
James Knight and .family arrived at
their ranch near Jit. llood last Sunday.
Fruit has not been damaired much bv
freist in this neiahborhood. Prunes and
peaches were touch! tt Jittle but not
soriotuly.
j ne big log lam m the west lork was
taken last Saturday, and the one in the
cast tork at iiird town on Stihday.
ou & MB
Yleoto Items.
Our Vlttutq correspondent sent in the
following items too late for our fast iwme
C. T. Early and family have returned
I . .1 .: ,.. t
jroni iiieir iriji io viuiiomia.
A serious accident and runaway hap
pened here lant Monday. Jas. frhitty,
n . uurran ant his son and another
party were driving across the railroad
track, when the team beeamo frieht-
eued. Mr. Curran to save his boy jump
ed irom the wagon with tlie boy in his
arms and lit on tlie ground in such a
way as to twist bis leg out of joint at the
knee. Mr. ('bitty and tho other partv
were uiutiy praised bin not tenon sly
hurt,
Tho new incline has been running In
full blast ever since the new donkey
engioo arrived In tho Oregon. Lumber
to. s yard.
Pdiic Grove School.
Following is the report of Pine Grove
school for the month ending May 4th:
Monthly enrollment, 36; number nei
ther almeut uor tardy, 12, average daily
attendance, 20. '
HONOH HOLL.
Blanche Harbison, Frank Hennagin,
Hester Harbison, Albert Miller,
Zena Milter, Lizzie Mobr,
Clarence Robinson, Eftie BuUinsun,
Merlin Sisson, (ieorge Winchell,
Myron Winhart, Rona Wishart.
C. M. Sishon, teacher.
Through the enterprising efforts of the
Pavidwa Fruit Cm., of llood Kiver, tho
Dusiuens ol growing tomatoeis tot can
iiing is to be given a thorough test iu
the Hood River valley. It is to be hoped
that it will prove successful. Calif
ornia turns out a very choap article, iu
the way of canned tomatoes, hut the
quality is or. The summer climatic
conditions and the noil at Hood River
are favorahlu to the production of af " '
class tomato. If they can be gr
without too much expense, it is probt
that a large industry can be devolo)
there in canning tomatoes and mak
catsup. For latter tomatoes of good j
vor are especially essential. R
Northwoot,
L. T. Smith has been appointed pei
muster at Carson, Wash.
The Mountaineer, speaking of affav
of theeountv, says: "March 1st thei
were outstanding warrants amounting t
00,309,41, nnd the estimated tntere'I
tberean was 115,000, ninkinx the total
debt 175,300.44. Since that date some
of tlie outstanding warrants have been
redeemed; but about as great an amount
has been issued, so probably when tho
new omciais go into othee on July 1st,
the indebtedness will be 75,0OO. The
,,,MV'.m.uiiuo.i Tt ... w ffU,V.-V'. JL lit?
ix levy for county purposes this year
i f35.li7-.2a"
tax I
is
S. B. Adams has had returns from
three different assays on samnles oi ore
taken from the mines io which he is in
terested on the cast wk of Hood river
The sttvph wre all, practically, orou.
ping, as ueither of them was from a
greater dentin than sovwi feet from the
siwfafe. The assays wore practically uu
norm ana snowed goiui varvmg irroiu
to (SO to the km. Chronicle.
The Oregon State Sunday-school Con
vention will bo held in Portland June
1315, 1900. World wide Similar-school
workers will be present. It w;il bo &
greui convention, ion cannot anord
to be absent. Kntertainment will be
provided for all delegates.
To Cure a Cold Iu One Day.
Take LAX.vrtVK RxoMa OitininkTahi vto.
All druRtNW refund the money U It falls to
utirw. r. v . uruv niMimmr la ou Cttch box.
.'. f w
GEO. F.C0E &S0N.
SucoesHom to 8. J. IRFrance.
DKA1.K11S is
Pi
Mm M,
Queensware, Glassware.
AOEHTS FOB
STANDARD PATTERNS.
Branch OiJv for Union, Laundry.
Order taken or Rubber Stamps.
E, R. BRADLEY
DOES
JOB PEINIJNG
. -XD SELIS
Books and Stationery.
Democratic Ticket.
State.
For Food ai.d pnlry Commltoiier William
Hehulincrlch, of W a.'lnngton county.
District. '
For Omemi Wm. Smllh, of Baker founty,
IVoMfCiiliiiK Altoruev J. r. Mrmreof Visui,
Joint HeimiOK Klaiiiuth. Iuku, Crook uuJ
W aix-o A. H. htniii.it. of 'uco.
Twentieth bintrlcl, Wim nod Sherman
E. H. imfur.
T.onl .'.H m, f lie. .i... i:Mnl nitllam BhM.
Irian, Wljwltr and Womjo V. O. C'a'zad, ttf
itnini.
Joint ttprunUtlveii. 21nt district. Wiuco,
Cr.Mk, Klamath and Luke O. Springer, of
crooK. "
Twenty --l)fhth DUtrlet, Grant. Gllllnm, Hher
nmn, Wliwlcr and WaK-o W. J. KUwardu,
of C-llllam; T. R. Coon, of Wasco; U. K. Mi-
Wasco County.
For County Jndse fJ. C. lilukoley.
For C'ominlwtnm r W. J. Hnrrlnjuo.
For Clerk.. M. Fllloon.
For Sheriff-!.. A. Ward.
For AwoMr C. L. Copple.
For Ti-iiiuriir J. T. HHiumlilr.
For Hcbool Muperln t-mdent T.M. B. ( hastaln,
r or surveyor . cam pueii.
For Coronet George WlllJama.
For Jimtlc of (he Peane, Hool Rler DlHtrlct
r. Kd. oena-r. uonHiaDio r . J. nrignu
Republican Ticket.
State Officers.
Just Iceof theKuprenieConrt C.K. Wotvcrton.
Food and polry CoinmlKBloner J. W. Bailey,
District Officers.
Conjrresguiaa Malcolm. A. Moody of The
unlit.
Joint Henatora .1. V. Wllllnmaon. of Crook
T. H. Joboaton, of, Wasco; W. W. Stelwer.of
uunitr.
Joint KeproKntatlvnt A. S. Roberts, of Waa--co.
K. A. Km mult, of Klamath; George
Miller, of (llllmni; George Cattunach, of
urai.i; ueoruo a. tsarreil, OI urani; r. Jti.
Mf-Gref-r. of waico.
Plitlrli-t Attorney Frank Menefce, of The
IHilt,.
County Ticket.
Connty Jodre A. 8. Blowers, of Jtood Ktver.
Coinmlssioiier P.A.Klrcbhelner. of AnteloDe.
mierin nonerx Keuy, or ine mines.
Clerk A.K. Ike, of Wumlc
Treaaurer-0. 1. Pbilllix, of The Dalles.
Assetwor C. f. 8'lootcll. of Tbe lmllm.
Hiierlnlendeut of Schools C. L. Gilbert, of
xne uaued.
Hurveyor J. B. Oolt, of The Dalles.
Coroucr W. 11. Butts, of Tbe Ltaltes.
JnKtlne of the Peace, Kood River Mstrlct
u. J. nayes. eonnuiine-f., is. ouuer.
BUTLER & CO.,
Bankers,
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Do a General Banking Business.
Dalles, Portland & As
toria Navigation Co.
Steamers
Regulator and
Dalles City
Dally (except Sunday) between
The Dulles, Hood River, Cascade Locks,
yancouvor aiiu lortlanu,
Touching nt way points on both sitlcs of tbe
-..litnhiu Ul vnm
Bnth.of the above steamers have benn ro.
built and ure In excellent shiipe fur the nea-
son of 1000. The UeRuhitor line will cmteuvor
to elve its patrons the liwt service powlhle.
or 'omfort. economy anil pl'MMire, travel
by the steamers of the Kepulutor Line.
Dulles Cliv leaves The Dulles at S a. m
Tnewday, Thurhduy and tiuturdiiy.
Ki'smliiior leiivts at a. m. .Monday, Wed
uewlny oihI Friday.
Porlland olflee. Oak St. Dor.k. The 1)1 If
office, Court street.
W. C. ALLAWAY,
General Agent.
.' Water Notice.
Persons renulrinr water for lrrlr.itlni7miist
before usint any water, muko apnlieatlon to
the secretary t wrtliPH, stating the number
of lot and a dcHcrtpdon of stone. Alco,iiiake
payment of 73c per lot. or fiaetinn of n lot.
per month In advance. Application will be
nll and no irrluatlnif wilt lie ixrinlllpd ex
i.ent oil lots so drnuted. All Irrltrntlnir
must be done throu(li reuiilutlon ivozzje or
spruy. All residing north of Oak street will
tise water only between the hours of 5 and 9
o'clock A. H : tlio-ie sout b of said strec-t same
tiours P. M.
No water wilt be ftirnlshed anv or.e futltnir
to comply with above ruki.
IIOOJ) lUVKlt SPRING. WATER CO.
Executrix Notice.
Notice 1 heri.br elven that the nnilerMkmprl
hits beeu appoldlud by the County cohrt Jiir
Wasoo couuty. tlrenon. Kxeoutrlx of the last
will nnd tesluinont of Josenti Mudnire. de-
cned. All persons having claims fliaiinvt
said estate are required lo present I lie sump,
with llif proper vouchers therefor, ta ni at
y rl(leiu' la Mood River, tuesuii, wilUln
six niontU lrom tbe dale hereof.
liood litveir, Oreg-o, May S, 1001X.
M.VU1A AlCI-'1'""
n.iiini
.! ... .- , , . . .-..
Land Office at The DIW. flweoii. Mav 7.
I'HU Notice Is hurcby given thm txe 6llow-IriK-iiBiiieit
settler hiis filed uotlee of his
inieiiiiou to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that tmld proof will be
mude before (Ieorge T. frnther, U. H. Coinnils
.jluuer. at UooJ River, Oregon, on Friday,
SAMUEL R. WISAX8,
Of Hood River. Oregon, It. E. No. SIM), forth
iiui in suiiineaHi. i anu low i ana z, seclloa
uu. ...nuui- uoriii, rmiire v easi . m.
ji mtHtes wvioisiwinK witiienNes lo prove
Ms oonllnuoHs rwWence ttpoja und culUva-
ilU l4 P1U .UtU, VIZ?
W. K. Nff, A. Winan, E. W. V, lnaiis ond
oi, r. mm, ait oi Hoou Kiver, Oresou.
tUlJel4 JAY P. LUCAS, Kegiste.
TtmUor la. Act June 3, tS78.J
NQTiCE Fa PUUUCATION.
United States Ijind omce, The rnil., Ore-
bu, irn si, rau.-nuiice is nereoy uiven
that In compliance with the provision or the
aet of (-outness of June 0. 1H.-Rciiilil...l "4t. n..t
for tlie sale of timber lands in the States of
v9i0Cia,e.res5Ou,Kevaai aud Washington
BVRTMcCRORY,
Of Hood River, ennnty of Waseo. slate of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this office bis
sworn Htateniem No. ISO for tlie purchase
wiuipnmi;,,Bmunil8l ft HDU IOIS 7 ana W,
section 7, towDolitp 2 uorlli. range 8 east,
W ..M., and will offijr prKf to show that
the laud sought is more valuable for its tim-
uer or maim tnau ror agricultural purposes,
ttua to esfbliiO !'. claim to said land
oeiore tne iieKlsler and Kecetvwr of tbU office
at The Iialles, Oregon, ou Friday, the anil
day of June, m.
He name as witnesses: Perry McCrorv and
O. B. lln'tley of Hood Kiver, Oregon; "Hub
bard Ts.ylor of Wa.sco, Oreyou; Fred Simpson
0 Vaacadcs. Oraou.
Any and alt iyon.8 elatroti'g odvcraely the
nbove-decrtMs) lands u,re requested u ale
their claims In this offieeon nrlx-ii.ru sairi
aUh day of J nne, VW.
rajeai JAli r. LUCAS, RegUtijr.
Foreclosure Sale
NotU Is hereby elventhat bv vlrtuonf n
exevutloi., Iraued out ol the rlrcutl eourt of
the state ollVeiton for M'aacocountv.on the
ISih day of Awlt. lSuft. noon a Juikrnb-nl uii
deww tu tutor ot Robt, Mayca and L. K.
IVowe, p:rtuitr doing buslqe under the
name of Mays A Crowe. plttlnUtfli, and against
Wllwva R. Wiia.v Mary ,'lnan et al. do--Mndautsand
to medlrwfrij and oouimand
'BS.wtl tbe HW 8K 14 MS 14 j,d the
NW .. M U NS V. ae.-tir.il 1 irTunchlr. I
north, range 13 east. In Wmro uonatvl Ore.
goo. ia satisfy a, judgment for t)L4Uand 0.00
attorney's fnw, and fl&oicusUv t will, on
&tucdvy, tbe 26th Uy of May, 1SC0,
At the hour of 1Q o'clock. A. M., at th cort i
fcoos door la BalVa City. Wasco couo. Ora-
rn. aell the bUbwtt iin-Rsh, the
above-named and Sesrl5xl, real cia'.a, to
(ttsfy uid jadeitMHsi.
Xl.ii;liy,On!San. April H,M
2mlS ROi.ERr KELLY,
The Proof
Of good Cofiee is in the drinking thereof. The lovers of good Coffeo
do not exjiect to find quality in a low grade package goods.
Jas. Ileekin & Co.'s Best Mocha and Java.
Old Government Blend Mocha and Java.
Daisy Blend (Costa Rica and Guataraala Blend), are each guaran
teed to give satisfaction in the cup. We have in stock a complete line
of poffees and Teas, in bulk or packages. QUALITY AND PRICE
to suit every one. Your patronage solicited in these lines.
HERMAN EVERHAHT.
RECIPROCITY
Sure Cure for a Hungry Stomach.
Fresh Salmon, Veal
And Oregon Vegetables.
Pork, Sausage and Willamette Mutton.
Granulated Flour,
Chickens for Sunday Dinner.
Come early or take
Live clerks.
New Delivery Cart.
Best Service in Oregon.
Wood delivered in any part of town.
Phone SI,
Store opens at 5:30 A. M., except Sunday.
Sunday, open from 8 to 9 A. M.
Yours very truly,
CLYDE T. BONNEY, Proprietor.
C. D. HENRICH,
Representing
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
Agricultural Implements.
Mitchell Wagons, Henney and "Bee Line" Buggies, Myers Pumps
and Hay Tools, Bissell and Oliver Chilled Plows, J. I. Case Steel
Plows, Harrows and Cultivators, Champion Mowers, Binders, Hay
Rakes, Phoenix, Mitchell and Golden Eagle Bicycles. Largest stock
on the Pacific coast.
C. D. HENRICH, Agent. Office Blowers' Brick.
And all kinds
Printing papers, card mounts, developers and toning sedutions.
Prices range from $5 to $20 for Kodaks.
WILLIAMS & BROSIUS.
SaturdayHay 19th..
Leondor Bros.
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
TnrVlryt hjts w, of ee ?rof Ilunt'
wv.-7. ... .Lilian .; auu ou u ill, 3 .
rTlmber Id ad. Act June 3, 1878.).
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
V. 8. Land Office. The Dulles rWcrnn
W, 1S0O. Notlee is hereby given that in com.
lmui:e wun me provisions or the act of con
gress of June 3, 1K7S, entitled "An aet for the
sale of timber lands In the States of California
Oregon, Nevada and VishiigujTeTllorjV'
. PHCEBE SIOR8E,
Of Hood River, connty of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, has this day tiled 1 this office her sworn
statement No. 15t, for the- purchase of the
orti.wt K southwest hi, and southwest h:
Oorthwcst H of sec-lion No. S in township No.
north, range No.9enst,W. M.,aud will offer
proof to show that the land sought ts more
valuable few lis tintf or stone tUan for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish her claim
to said laud before the Register and Receiver
ol this office at The Dalles. Oregon.on Wednes
day, the 27th day of J une, 1900.
she names as witnesses: Bert McPorry
and Janiee Eggcrt of llood River, Oregon:
JvM.d, si!Pst1 of Cascade Locks, Oregon
William totoo. Hood River, Otegwu
Any and nil persons clul aUiiR adversely tlie
above-described luMs are- requested U file
the r claims In this mii... m, ...r.. ......
.,. , , , " , W1U
Bii JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
Tlmbor Iand, Act June S, 1S78.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Vnlted States Iand OtBce.The Dalle. tv.
pin, April 3, ltWO. Notice is hereby g'vea
that in compliance with the Drovlsi.uU Vr ih.
act of Cosgressof June S, 1S78. entltM "-An
act for the Sale Of timber lan.la in o...
of Calif. .rai. Oregon. Nevada and Wasuine
ton Territory," -
JOHN W. HICK8.
Of Hood River, count v of Wrnuw, ti. .r n
gon, has UiU dy flled in thts office hi&sworn
stateiueut. No. 167, for the pnrchu of the
east owttart a of section No. 2S in town
1 P i uartti rang 9 east, W. M., and
to more vUable k Its timber or st. ,h.
w lit uut-r uruui L.l 1 VW Ttl-I 1 tl.. I. . 1. .
few agrlcajtural purpones. and to esbitkllsh kia
Rseetverof thlsofflry. .t Th. rw..TfJ .TJLiT1
Ttday, the aiith daj of Jun. Koa. '
a-p.- kw u witnesses J. c tisjes. Albert
U Atone B. F. E.rleli., ., t- IT
silel Hood River. (Win " - "a"ru'
j .An.T ad ;1 persous claJeUmr d versed the
b.e-o,-scnt.-i Janus are ivquesied to file
iVv. V l" uaic on or beior uid
!bthdayof June, 190D.
fjS iY P. LCCAS, Bister.
SPECIALTIES
chancer on getting left
of supplies for
Wonderful Troup of PERFORMING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,,nni 0!"e Bt Vancouver, Waslu. April 4,
lug-named Bettlers have ttleej notice of their in
tension to make fliiBl proof in support of their
elaims, and that said jiroofs will be made be
fore the Register and Receiver U. 8. Land Of-
flee at Vancouver. Wasih. nn Tuu.v m....
B.li)00,vlz: " '
JOHN P. GALLAGHER.
Homestead .Entry No. 90W. for tlw sonthwest
X section 23, township 3 north, range 11 east,
Will. Mer,
Who names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, sajd land, viz:
John JIcLanahan, Rose Crawford, George E.
W 'lite and Henry Johson. all of Ybit Sal
mon P. O., Washington. Also,
- ROSE CRAWKORBv
Widow f Edward B. Crawford, deceased, H
E. No. 8840, for the southeast i section 22
township 3 north, range 11 cast, W ill. Mcr.
ho names the following witnesses to prove
ber continuous residence upon and culUva,
tion of said land, vlss:
John P. Gallagher, John MoLnrtahfm.H.
Johuson and George E. White, all of V
e-nrv
hite
alSmlS y. k. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Hnv.?t,'LT1'if PSon, April 23,
HW.-Notk-e is hereby given that the follow
ng named settler has tf led notice of his inten
tion to make flnal proof In support of hU
claim, and that said proof will bj made before
the Register attd Receiver at Tbe DallesOn
COR. nil rim. li..... a ir ..... ici vn
' -J 1 .uuv 1....-V,
CARL J. E. CARLSOS,
Of Master, Oregon, H. E. No. 5166, for the lots
laud 2 and south yt northea&T Uon 19
towaship 4 n-mh, range 12 east, v. M 1V'
..lf.mhefo.1,"ia witnesses to prv
otid l2dv8,ld,!nie apa aud 'tivaUou
i,Jfi?rn' A- E- Peterson. AV Johnson
d-S .5. Briggs, an of Mo.ler. Oregon?
m-f- VUCAS,Ti4ister.
PSOTOGBAPHS.
The public are invited Ia. ..u.(..
and aspect my wk. I m fcTHEi
Hon in all casta whern wnrk V. ..."sar
me. Prices rauonahto
rift. . , .u-iuo-m 10
. . . , 1
CilAa. RIOGS.
iiiax oi -LANDS
ale
AXD
FOR RENT
AT
THE EMPORIUM.
APRIL 6, 1900.
I. Four acres at Frankton, improved'
good spring ; only $550. '
3. John Hipwa farm, in lots from 5 to
20 acres; f 50 to f00 per acre; terms easy
4. S. E. H sec. 32, T. 3 X., R. 10 K.
160 acres; 700; some improvements. '
5. S. V, of S. V. of X. W. li Bee
12, T. 2 N., K. 10 E., 20 acres; some im
provements. $700.
0. N. H X. W. H, 8. W. 14. X. w. u
ami X. W. 14 S. Y. H sec. 8, T. 2 X., li
10 E., 100 acres. fOOO,
7. Barrett-Sipma addition ; (50 per lot :
(10 down and (5 per month ; no interest.
8. Four lots' on Sherman ave., south
of Front st., (400 cash. Must be sold ii
30 days.
9. The J. II. Frary place, East Side,
near Tucker's mill ; 2(X) acres, nearly all
lovej; part well improved; price (12 an
acre; will be sold 111 forty-acre tracts at
Small advance. Terms, three-quarters
or more cash. . A great bargain.
10. T. R. Coon's 80 acres in Pole Flat,
7 miles southwest of town ; 4 acres clear,
ed ; (16 an acre.
II. Chas. W. Gilmer homestead, at
Gilmer, Wash., 100 acres; fine saw tim
ber ; good soil ; well watered ; only (500.
A rare bargain.
12. ItSO acres on Hood river, 3 miles
above Tucker's mill; 8 acres cleared,
Price (1,850.
13. The W. II. Bishop home in Hood
River, lot 0 and part of lot 7, block,
Waucoma addition to Hood River; a
pretty home. Only (1,100,
14. The Allen Fulton farm, 160 acres,
5 miles east of town ; price (1,000; terms
easy.
15. The Hansberry home, 2Z miles
southwest of town ; 10 acres. Every
thing complete and handy; good fruit;
good water. Only (1,500."
16. John Sipma farm, 100 acres, (5,000,
(1,000 or more cash and balance at 8 per
cent, or the east 40 acres, cleared, for
(2,100. (500 or more cash, balance at 8
per cent. ' Best farm in the valley.
17. 2500 acres deeded land, well wa-.
tercd ; fine range for stock ; (1.50an acre.
18. The Dr. Morgan house and lot in
Hood River; new barn. Only (800.
19. The Sun lot and building; (700.
20. The J. Wickhnm farm," 7 miles
southwest of town ; 80 acres ; good builiU
ings and improvements; spring water
and 50 inches free for irrigating; (1,600.
21. X. ,W S. K. H, S. .,' X. E. 1.,' sec.
4, T. 3 X., R. 11 E White Salmon; fine
timber land ; (10 per acre.
22. Tlu! Emerson Uoriieslead, only miu
mile cast of town ; fine range ; (1,500.
23. Iots 5 and 6, block 7. Winans ad
dition ; (50 a lot, or (85 for the two.
24. Bernard Warren's fruit farm at
Frankton, plenty of water, good build
ings, etc. 17 acres. Price (..,500.
25. Wilkens' fine farm at White Sal
mon falls, 240 acres ; 25 cleared and in
grass; good improvements; hue water
power; price (3,300 stocked, or 2,750 for
land.
26. S. II. Cojf's fine residence in Hood
River, lot 100 x 160; price (1,200.
27. Lots 7 and 8, block 6, Waucoma
addition to Hood River; price (125 a lot ;
tenim easv. ..
28. The P. T. Sliutt residence l.ronortv
at Frankton; price (1,350.
29. Fifteen acres. 6 under cultivation v
small house; good water; adjoins E. L.
Smith's place. Only (200.
30. Block 3, Parkhurst; 12 lots; (700.
31. Emma G. Robinson's 40 acres.
East Side, adjoining A. I. Mason's fruit
ranch ; unimproved ; (850. -
32. Emma G. Robinson's 160 acres on
hills east of Whito Salmon, ''known as
the Dryer place; fine timber; unim
proved; (875.
S3. Lot, 100 bv 130, on Waucoma ave..
next north Dr. Shaw's residence. 325
cash. Other lots around school house.
from (100 up to (30O. Size from 100 feet
square to 100 by 150. Half cash; bal
ance at 8 percent.
LIST OF LANDS
Fw Exchange for llood River Prop
erty. ' ...
1. Xine-roonied. hard-finishprl house
barn, water and large lot, in Champaign,
. ...v-..-,, i-iiic v. iiivt.r.ii-v.
2. Forty aeres fine fruit, nnd oram
land, 10 miles from Walla Wa.Ua, Wash.,
and 2 miles from railroad stiltion : icnrcA .
on three sides; uo other improvements.'
3. Si.v-room house, all furnished, an A
lot, in Los Angeles, Cal., to exchange for
property in Hood River or vicinity.
Title perfect.
At the Emporium is kept a first-elasa
surveyor's transit, and the proprietor
being a practical survevor, is well pre
pared to do the work of laving out acre
age property in lots and blocks, and do-,
ing all kinds of surveying.
X. B. Terms are easv mi all thnnhm-A
lands, with interest at 6 per cent. Per
sons desiring locations on homestead
and timber claims should apply at the
Emporium.
Money to Loan.
At the Emporium.
David$on Fruit Co.,
Shippers of - - ,
Hopd River's Famous
Fruits,
Pftlraio rf Ua
Hood River Brand of
Canned Fruits.
Manufacturers of
Boxes and Fruit Pack-,
ages,
.... Dealers in
Fertilizers and Agricul
tural Implements.
NOTICE FOR PLBLIUATIQX.
,fj8nv,fflce at Vancouver, Wash., April 12,
1S00. Notice is hereby given that the follow-
iK-aaed settler has filed notice of her lnten
t on to niake final ptl)of in support of her
11? d ' ??d i1 will be made befor
t: l'nltd Sttc Comi8ioner
for district of W twhingtou., at his office in
a JK Vash'nSton. on Macday, May
EMMA HOLLETT,
Sf f'm. r"'raer. Homestead Entry !.
ir . ltlt southeast quarter section 2,to-a-shtn
4 north, rsujgjs 10 east. Will. Mer.
&ne names the jollowiuv wtt3es to pw
ner continuous residence upon feed rultl
tioa of said land, viz:
-ilA!?G"mw'. Geoijte'W. Oiiaier and
Camon c Carston, all of Gilmer V. C
lngtoa, and Andrew JIollei of CoInnntmP.
O., Washington,
ai-jm vr. R. DtryBAR, Rgtwr:
For