5ood Iiver Slacier.
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1900.
Election Re'orns.
Keturni from the state how that the
republican ticket is elected by 8,000 to
10,000 plurality. Tongue, for congress
in first district, will have a plurality of
about 3,000, while Moody, in the second
Ii elected by 8,500. The Ninth senato-
rial diatrict ii still in doubt, but returns
are favorablo to Williamson.
WEST HOOD RIVER
Justice Supreme Court Bright, 16
(Jreene, Z7 ; Wolverton, 97.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Bal
tey.w, Kenadyiz; Bchulmerich,27.
Congress Butler. 28; Moody, 112
Bimmons, 11; Smith, 18.
District . Attorney Menefee, 115
Moore, 48. .
Joint Senator, Ninth district Ben
sett, 70; Williamson, 94.
Joint Senator, Twentieth district
Dufur, 67 r Johnston. 101.
Joint Senator, Twenty-first district
tCtaa, 08 Bteiwerm.
Joint Representatives, Twenty-first
aiainci jsaiawin. 27 ; uuningame, 14
x.nmiu,v Lie DC, 41: McUreer. 99
Roberts, 97; Springer, 31; O. V. White,
17.
Joint Representatives, Twenty-eighth
uiBtfiuir onrrew, wa; oauanacn, vi
toon, 62; Edwards, 30; Miller, 99
Misener, 82.
County Judge Blakeley, 52; Blowers,
118; Collins, 3.
8heriff Kelly, 91; Ward, 62; Par
sons. 18.
County Clerk Filloon, 47; Lake, 106
i ay ior, io.
County Treasurer Hampshire, 66
lieisler, 15; Phillips. 90.
County School Superintendentr-Chas-
tain, aa; UUbert, 123
County Assessor Copple,99 J Schmidt,
oo; yuinn, i.
County Surveyor Campbell, 39 ; Goit,
110.
County Commissioner Harriman,36
Aircuiieiner, xuu; iticnaras, i.
Coroner Butts, 118; Williams, 37,
Municipal indebtedness amendment-
Yes, 81 ; Ho, 37.
Judiciary amendment Yes, 37: No,
28.
Irrigation amendment Yes, 44 ; No
Repealing amendment Yes. SO: No
ZD.
Equal suffrage Yes, 64 ; No, 45.
Justice of the Peace Denzer, 48
Hayes, 103.
Constable Wright, 60: dinner. 95,
32
Supervisor Road Dist.
70; Miller, 71.
No. 3 Noble
EA8T HOOD RIVER.
Justice Supreme Court Bright, 15;
Greene. 67; Wolverton. 104.
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
aauey, 8i; Kenady,12; Schulmerich,
42.
Congress, Second district Butler, 27;
Moody, 106; Simmons, 26; Smith, 37.
District Attorney, Seventh district
juenaiee, iiy; Moore, 71,
Joint Senator, Ninth district Ben
nett, 91 ; Williamson, 107.
Joint Senator, Twentieth district
Dufur, 79; Johnston, 108.
Joint Senator, Twenty-first district
iozaa, a; oieiwer, us.
Joint Representatives, Twenty-first
district waiawin, oi; uurnngame, 14;
Emmitt, 97; Liebe, 71; McGreer, 96;
ooerts, va; springer, ez; w bite, 9.
Joint Representatives, Twenty-eighth
district Barrett, 99; Cattana'ch, 99;
Coon, 82; Edwards, 64; Miller, 98;
Misener, 63.
County Judge Blakeley, 90; Blow
ers, 102; Collins, 7.
Sheriff Kolly, 96; Ward, 82; Par
sons, 12.
County Clerk Filloon, 76 ; Lake, 111;
Taylor, 13.
County Treasurer Hampshire, 106;
Hoisler, 10; Phillips, 82.
County Sehool Superintendent Chas
taia,64; Gilbert, 130.
County Assessor Copple 96; Schmidt,
83: Quinn, 9.
County Surveyor Campbell, 68 ;
Goit, 108.
County Commissioner Harriman, 70;
Kirchheinor, 102; Richards, 14.
Coroner Butts, 113; Williams, 64.
Justice of the Peace Denzer, 60;
Hayes, 118.
Constable Wright, 75; dinger, 107.
Supervisor Road DiBt. No. 6 Harbi
son, 121; Mohr, 56.
Supervisor Road Dist. No. 7 Kroeger,
88; Hinrichs, 70; Slingorl uid, 18.
SOUTH HOOD RIVER.
Justice Supreme Court Bright, 9;
Green, 27; Wolverton, 69.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Bai
ley, 61; Kenady, 6; Schulmerich, 26.
Congress Butler, 12; Simmons, 13;
Moody, 69; Smith, 14.
District Attorney Menafee, 74 ;
Moore, 31.
Joint Senator, Ninth district Ben
nett, 40; Williamson, 66.
Joint Senator, Twentieth district
Dufur, 35; Johnston, 68.
Joint Senator, Twenty-first district
Cozad, 32 ; Steiwer, 70.
Joint Representatives Twenty-first
district Baldwin. 16; Burlingame, 6;
Emmitt, 69; Liebe, 20; McGreer, 61;
Roberts, 66; Springer, 5; White,.
Joint Representatives, Twenty-eighth
district Barrett, 66; Cattanach, 67;
Coon 28 ? Edwards, 23; Miller, 64:
misener, zi.
County Judge Blakeley, 36; Blow
ers, 72 ; Collins, 1.
Sheriff Kelly, 69; Ward, 34; Par
sons, 4.
County Clerk Filloon, 32; Lake, 70;
Tavlor, 3.
Treasurer Hampshire, 49; Heisler,
6; Phillip. 52.
County School Superintendent Chas
tain, 22; Gilbert, 81.
County Assessor Copple,61 ; Schmidt,
oo; vuluu
County Surveyor Campbell, 25
Goit. 70.
County Commissioner Harriman, 28 :
jircnueiner, oi; ikicnarns, s.
Coroner Butts, 71 ; Williams, 28.
BALDWIN.
Justice Supreme Court Bright, 2;
Greene, 20; Wolverton, 28.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Bai
ley, 21 ; Jvenaay, l ; bchulmench, 16,
Congress Butler, 2; Moody, 84;
Bimmons, iu; smun, il.
District attorney Monafoe,25; Moore,
3U.
Joint Senator, Ninth district Ben
nett, 25 ; Williamson, 30.
Joint Senator, Twentieth district
Dufur, 25 ; Johnston, 29.
Joint Senator, Twenty-first district
jona, zz; Meiwer, si.
Joint Representatives, Twonty-first
district Baldwin, 18; Burlingame, 3;
i-.mmitt, zi Liebe, 22; MoUreer, 27;
Roberts, 26; Springer, 20; White, 2;
Barrett, 31; Cattanach, 27; Coon, 23;
Edwards, 17; Miller, 26; Misener, 18.
County Judge Blakeley, 17; Blow
ers, 89.
Sheriff Kelly, SO; Ward,. 23; Par
sons, 3.
County Clerk Filloon, 24 ; Lake, 23;
County Treasurer Hampshire, 26;
Heibler.'l; Phillips, 30.
County School Superintendent Chas
tain, 22; Gilbert, 34.
County Assessor Copple.Sl ; Schmidt,
20; Quinn, 2.
County Surveyor Campbell, 18;
UOH, 30.
County Commissioner Harriman, 21 1
xurcnneiner, zv ; Kicnarae, 2.
Coroner Butts, 83; Williams, 19.
Justice of the Peace Dimmick, 30;
Knox, 26.
Constable Dodson, 20 ; Sandman, 35.
Supervisor, Dist. No. 6 Billings, 21 ;
Burkhard, 27.
Supervisor, Dist. No. 8 Cooper, 13;
jueasure, a.
Pluralities of the different candidates
elected in Wasco county, as taken from
the Times-Mountaineer of June 6th, are
as loiiows: Wolverton, 457; Bailey,
3; Moody, 828; Jlenelee, 705; Ben
nett, 122 ; Johnston. 132 ; Steiwer, 611 ;
Blakeley, 336; Kelly. 166; Lake, 262;
Hampshire, 154; Gilbert, 661; Schmidt,
213; Goit, 362; Harriman, 63; Butts,
B43.
A Solder's Letter.
MaSila, P. I., April 23, 1900,
John F. Henderson, Hood River, Or.
My Dear Father Enclosed find one
of the latest pictures of Aggie and staff,
wuii a tew irienas scattered in group,
also a single picture of Aeuinaldo. On
April 27th, after I had begun writing
this letter, a telegram arrived from Co-
loraoa, ordering me to report to Lieut.
Fred Boyer as a bodyguard, which I im
mediately did, and we took the Filipino
steamer for Colomba. I won
dered what he wanted a bodyguard for,
but did not dare to ask him. At last he
relieved my curiosity by telling me that
ne nad ten thousand dollars in bis little
valise, and, of course, had to have a
bodyguard.
We went slowly up the river, and I
began to look around. Far in the dis
tance I could see the green mountains
and the smoking volcano to the east,
with a wide Btretch of level country to
the west, north and south. Winding
along up the Pasig river, past women
industriously washing clothes at the
river's brink, and "hombres" fishing
with scoop and cast-nets and line ; past
cargoes of hemp, cocoanuts and other
products, and here and there a canoe
or bouea would pass alongside with a
family of Filipinos bound for Manila.
We passed by several old forts and cuor
tels, which were pretty well filled up
with troops, and as we struck the wilder
part of the country we could see the
American outposts.
At last we were in Laguna del Rev,
and then began the fun. It was rough
on the water, and the Filipinos would
holler and grunt, " like a drove of pigs,"
the lieutenant said. How she pitched,
and how the googoos rolled around 1 A
heterogeneous mass of hombres, senors,
senoritas, chow-chow, chickens, pigs,
boxes and bags, tumbled helter-skelter
from one side of the boat to the other.
How we laughed. The lieutenant and
myself knew bow to balance ourselves
on rough seas, but those niggers would
run from one side to the other and back
before they could strike a balance.
Howling, cursing and crying, souealine
of pigs, squawking of chickens such a
rumpus you never heard.
There were a few Chinamen aboard,
and one of them had hold of a post and
about five Filipino girls had hold of his
pigtail. How he would chin-chin in
his nidsin urofanitv whenever the boat
cave an extra lurch.
vve reached Lolomba safely, but when
we got more we could not get ashore.
xne canoes were so numerous that we
could not get out of reach and away for
halt an hour. At last we got ashore,
and the ambulance took us and the
money to headquarters, and after awhile
I got something to eat. The lieutenant
told me to leave next morning at six, so
at live I arose, and at six was on my
way. i niKed ' two miles down to the
landing, and look a canoe with a ser
geant and one private, who were going
down to Manila with three prisoners
sentenced to fifteen years each, at hard
labor, in Bilibid; one of them, a major
in the bisurrecto artillery, one an infan
try captain, and the third a lieutenant,
supposed to have been one of the party
that boloed Kergt. Votrie. As we
reached the river we ran into a mix-up.
We were on the government boat, and
had three canoes in tow. The two Fili
pino boats ran aground, and two gov
ernment launches, with two canoes each,
were also aground, and as we came
down at full speed, with three big can
oes, it looked pretty tough. The river
at that point was 50 or 75 yards wide.
we were in the channel, and would
have been all right if the pilot had done
as the captain told him. There was
about 25 feet space between the two
boats, and they had a two-inch line
strung across, trying to get each other
off. The captain told the pilot to run
into that line, and that he would cut it.
and went back to get his big butcher
knife. When he came back the pilot
had turned aside, and ran the boat
high and dry aground. We ran a rope
to the opposite side of the river and tied
to a bunch of bamboo, and everyone got
noid and puued.
in about an hour we got off, and were
once more on our way to Manila, which
we reached at 0 o clock, and took pris
oners to provost marshal, who ordered
mat tney be conveyed to Bilibid. 1
had had no "chow-chow" for. twentv-
four hours, so, reported at cuortel and
filled up.
Your loving son,
Edwin A. Henderson,
Cuortel del Fortin, Manila P. I.
Mount Hood Notes.
It seems that if the McKinley prosper
ity did not come sooner it must surely
be here now, for most of the boys have
bought new buggies. Now, maybe we
are not in favor of good roads, but we
thine yes.
The Middle Fork Irrigation company
will go up and do their annual assess
ment work on Wednesday after election.
II. H. Tomlinson is Just finLliing an
irrigation aitcn, and A. a. Hillings is
just finishing a new barn and R. Lea
sure expects to start building a new
barn soon.
There are about twenty thousand
head of sheep between this place and
The Dalles, which it is intended to sum
mer on Hood river this year.
Mr. C. R. Bone is making quite a
showing on his irrigation ditch, and
will soon be ready for water.
You and Mb.
Old-Fashloned Diuners the Best
Many people who are constantly try
ing to concoct new and tempting dishes
overstep the mark. People who eat
large quantities of the various preserved
foods are not always the strongest. The
old-fashioned meal of roasted or boiled
beef served up with its own juices, with
two plain vegetables and a pudding, was
far more wholesome than the eight
course dinner which is served nowadays.
Few people know the true flavor of po
tatoes or rice. In this country season
ing too often means salt and pepper
only. People in the eastern countries,
especially the Turks, make most de
lightful stews and soups by using a com
bination of vegetables, cooking them
slowly enough to draw out the flavor.
Extracts and sauces prepared chemical
ly, and mustard and horseradish, may
be taken now and then, perhaps to ad
vantage ; but, as a rule, things of this
kind should be avoided or used sparing
ly. June Ladies Home Journal.
GEO. F.C0E &S0N
Successors to 8. J. LaFrance.
DIALZB8 IN
HighGradeCrockery
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
Choice Confectionery
a Specialty.
Full line Freeh Nuts.
- Racine Stocking: Keet.
Branch Office for Union Laundry
BUTLER & CO.,
Bankers,
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Do a General Banking Business.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vancouver. Wmh., June 6.
1900. Notice U hereby given that tbe follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of bin In
tentlon to make final proof In anpport of hla
clulm. and thataald proof will be made before
F, W. Kale, clerk of the Superior Court of
BKamania county, wasmngion.ai mevenson
A I ' . U . I 1 .... 'ri. .. .1 r TtilvrOI lOTVl (.
DAVID BCHOCK,
Hd No. 10640, for tbe Iota, section 1, township
i norm, range v earn, w. m.
He names tbe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion or saia iana, ik
Tliomas W. Lusk, Charley Myers. John W,
mil ana ueorge w . r lsaer, an oi inenowein
wasn.
JeSJyH W. R. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICEIFOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vancouver, Wash., Jane 4,
jww. notice is nereoy given mat tne ioiiow
lnsr-named settlers bave 11 led notice of their in.
tentlon to make final proof in support of their
clalmsknd that said proofs will be made before
W. B. I'resby, United States Commissioner
Tor district or Washington, at his office in
Ooldendale, Washington, on Saturday, July
ii, ww, vix:
NELSON ANDERSON,
Homestead Entry No. 8390. for the southeast
' quarter of southeast quarter section 2i, north
half of northeast quarter and northeast quar-
, veroi norm west quarter oi section M, town
skip 6 north of ranee 12 east. Will. Mer.
I He names tbe following witnesses to prove
dis continuous residence upon ana cultivation
'or.naia iana viz:
Theedft E. Anderson of Fulda P. O.. Wash,
Ington; Edson E. Wrlglu of Uoldeodale V. O.
Washington; Christian Hpangler of Lyie P. O,
Washington: Crocket Castle of Fulda P. O.
Washington, viz:
THEEDA E. ANDERSON,
Homestead Entry No. 9341, for the north half
oiaoutueasi quarter ana nonn nan oi south
west quarter section 24, township 6 north of
range izeast. win. Mer.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion oi earn iana, viz;
Nelson Anderson of Fulda P. O., Washing
ton; i-iuson j. wrigni, oi uoiaenaaie r. u.
Washington; Christian Spangler of Lyie P. O.,
wasnington; Crockett cusue of f ulda f. O,
Washington.
W. R. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Tbe Dalles, Oregon. May 28.
jww. notice is nereoy given tnat the follow-ing-named
settler has filed notice of his In-
'eutlon to make final proof in support of his
lalm, and that said proof will be made before
he Register and Receiver at Tbe Dalies, Ore-
,uu, uu juonuay, juiy v, iMiu, viz:
NATHAN P. STDRGE8S,
Of Mosler, Oregon. H. E. No. 4252, for the
porthwest southeast J;, south Vt southeast
quu BMubuvtwjb ;4 Buuiuweab section 11,
township 3 north, range 11 east, w. M.
ne names the following witnesses to prove
ills continuous residence upon and cultlva-
iwa ui, saia mnu, viz:
i L. Davenport, W. E. Huskey, E. B. Wood
ina J. w. iir.sKey, an or Mosler, Oregon.
nelJyS JAY P. LUCA8. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, May 28,
U900. Notice Is hereby given that the follow-
ling named settler has tiled notice of his In,
teution to commute and make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before Ueorge T. Prather, U. S. Com
missioner, at Hood River, Oregon, on Fri-
ubj,, uij- o. ivwt viz:
GEORGE WILLIAMS.
Of Hood Kiver. Oregon, H. E. No. 6757. for the
souinwesi M southeast H and southeast
southwest J section ,and east northwest W
section 7, township i north, range 10eust,W.M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
uib toiimuuoub residence upjn ana cuitiva-
Muu ui, suiu ihqu, viz;
Fred Newbv. 8amuel McCartney. Fmnk
, Davenport and Henry Prigge, all of Hood
xvivcr, isreguil.
Jeljyfl JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
Timber Land, Act June 8,1878.1
, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
gon. May li. WOO. Notice is hereby el yen
that in compliance with tbe provisions of
, u:bhcl oi congress oi June s, isis, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lands in tbe
eiates or uaurornia, Oregon, Nevada and
i w asmngvon Territory,
j GEORGE A. PHIRHAN,
Of The Dalies, connty of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, nns mis aay nieu in this oulce bis sworn
4 statement No. 102, for the purchase of the
, iuis ii mm li ana soutu nan or southeast
i quarter of section No. 19, in lowDshlD No. 1
north, range No. 9 east, W. M., and will offer
proof to Miow that the land sought is more
valuable for its Umber or stone than for ag
ricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver
or this office at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on 3atar-
i uuy, urn ii a aay oi August, iuuu.
He names as witnesses: William Rand.L.E.
morse ana j. u. Morse, all of llood River, Or
egon, and J. H. Phirman of The DnllMt.rrmmn
Any and all persons claimln j adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
tuvir uittniis id mis oirioe on or before said
imi aay oi August, 1DUU.
Jela3 JAY P. LUCAS. Register.
Facta That
Every Patriot
and Votet
Ought to Know,
Ready
January 1st
THE 1900
A Good Cough Medicine.
It speaks well lor Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy when druggists use it in their own
families in preference to anvother."Ihave
sold Cham berlain'sCough Remedy for the j
past five vears with complete satisfaction j
to myself and customers," says Druggist!
J. Goldsmith, Van Etten.N. Y. "I have t
always used it in my own family both for
ordinary coughs and colds and for the
cough following la grippe, and find it very
efficacious." For sale by Williams s
Brosius.
Advertised Letter List,
June 4, 1900.
Aikin, Will Long, Peter
Aikin, Will M Ross & Mclntyre
Benson, Carl E Smith, Capt A O
Clay, E Wilson, Chas T
James, Ray Winkle, Ralph
Wyss, Lawrence or Gerald.
Oddalser.Mrs Dellia
Saunders, Miss Bertha.
W. M. Yates, P. M.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
TaktLASATiva Hromo QvinikbTablkts.
All druggists refund tbe money If it fails to
w . urove s signature is ou each box,
World liuuc
cure.
24c.
d8
W.S.Whedon .cashier of the First Na
tional Bank of Winterset,Iowa,in a recent
letter (lives some experience with a car
penter in his employ, that will be of value
toother mechanics. Hesays:"I rmd a car
penter working for me who was obliged to
stop wont lor several clays on account of
being troubled with diarrhoea. 1 mention
ed to him that I had been similarly troub
led and that Cliamberlain'sColic.Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedv had cured me. He
bought a bottle of it from the druroirtt
hereand informed me that one dose cured
him, and he is again at his work." For
sale by Williams A Brosius.
Rev. F. A. Spauldins is in attendance
at the district conference of the M. E.
church, at Heppner, and will attend the
Epworth League convention at the
tame place.
City Property for Sale.
I have for sale the well-known nhamnlin
property in Hood River, consisting of S lots
and good buildings, the latter renting tor $20 a
month. This property Is situated on two
business streets, within a block of the depot.
rncesi.fw. 1. U. DALLAS.
Fresh Cows.
I have two or three fresh Cows at Riverside
r arm, a miles west OI town, that I will sell
rwwonRoie, J. W. MORTON
Situations Wanted,
A man and woman want situation as cook
in ramp, where tbe man can assist; or tbe
woman can cook and the man work In the
woods. Address D. DUNN, Hood River, Or.
Wagon For Sale.
A S-lnoh truck wagon Mr sale cheap.
ni25 JAMES PARKER.
Mowing Machine.
Has your clover been cnt clean where It
an ilea dy any macoine ye in ear if not, try
a Standard. You can adjust the sickle to any
desired angle and pick it ud tth tbera&rdu
Sample machine at Tucker. Call and exam
ine tt; will soon try ll ana you can see the
wora. Buy ue oesi; u costs no more. Try
B. R. TUCKER.
m Twker. Or.
Two Cottages lor Rent.
One furnished. Apply to
m25
W. P. WATSON.
Durham Bull.
Reentered.
vice. SIM.
At the Henderson placet
JOHN RAYBURN
Ser-
5 to 60 Acres.
I will sell any part of my land, fwm I to so
!res- Two milea front town. Tbtnv
In orchard. W. J. BASER.
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A new line of CLOTHING, men's and boys, etc.
Star brand Robert Johnson & Band Shoes.
Men's, ladies', boys, misses and children's Shoes.
A large variety of Pants at a bargain.
A large variety of every-day and Dress Shirts.
A large variety of Hats, Caps, etc.
A fine line of Blankets and Quilts. ,
Call on us for bargains in all lines of Clothing. We take pleasure fn
showing our goods and know you will be pleased at their quality and
We are in Hood River to stay, look ior our Big i
prices.
Clothing Store.
GET YOUR
BOOKS,
MAGAZINES,
STATIONERY,
JOB PRINTING, at
BRADLEY'S BOOK STORE.
The Proof
Of good Cofiee is in the drinking thereof.' The lovers of good Coffee
do not expect to find quality in a low grade package goods.
Jas. Heekin & Co.'s Best Mocha and Java.
Old Government Blend Mocha and Java.
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to suit every one. Your patronage solicited in these lines.
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SPECIALTIES.
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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 chances on getting left.
Live clerks.
New Delivery Cart.
Best Service in Oregon.
Wood delivered in any part of town.
Phone 21.
Store opens at 6:30 A. M., except Sunday.
Sunday, open from 8 to 9 A. M.
Yours very truly,
CLYDE T. BONNEY, Proprietor.
And all kinds of supplies for
MessiialeiifflateiPiiiirafc
Printing papers, card mounts, developers and toning solutions.
Prices range from 5 to $20 for Kodaks.
WILLIAMS & BROSIUS.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. In
the County of Wasco.
W. E. Sherrlll, plff, ) civil action to re.
. . cover money. Hum
Elton A. Hayden, deft,) mom for publication
To Elton A. Havilnv t.a ahnm-i,n.ul An
fendant: In th. name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint tiled against you In this
action In tbe above entitled court, on or be
fore the 9th day of July, A. U. 1900, tbat beinir
the lust dav prescribed In the order for pub
lication, heretofore mariA for tho inhi!..nnn
of said summons, wherein it was ordemrf
that said publication be made at least once a
week for six consecntive weeks, or for wven
Insertions thereof. In the Hond Rivor noni.n
and If you fall to appear and answer said
complaint, for want thereof the nlnintitr iii
lake Judgment against yon for the snm of
eighty dollars due and owinsr for the fimpri
expenses of your deceased wife, and for the
further sum of thirty-live dollars due and ow-
ing piainun ior medicines and services of
our physician, aggregating the sum of one
una red fifteen dollars, together with i.
raunurrauiroraimnm oi April, 1900 at
ttierateofsix per cent per annum, and for
Mir uu uiMjurseinenis oi iuis action.
The service of this summons is therefore
made noon you bv Dnblimtlon ih.mr i. ,.
said Hood River Glacier, a newsDaiwr of
?neial circulation, published weeklv In said
i asco county. Oregon (bv order nlnM
lt"rcSullir hroary term. 1900, thereof.
Hon. W. L. Bradshaw presiding, on the lMh
day of May. 1900). for six consecutive weeks
and for seven consecutive insertions th..i.
of tbe flrst publication of which is the 25th
day of May, IflOO.
JOltS LELAXD HEJTDERSOy,
m3ftjy Attorney for Plaintiff1.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Tbe Dalles. Onmn u.. i
WOO. Notice Is hereby given that the follow!
Ing-oamed settler has filed nniin r hi.
Intention to make Coal proof in support
of bis claim, and tbat said rnmf will h.
made before George T. Prather. U. 8. Commis-
louer, ai nooa ruver. Oregon, on Fridav
line 15, 1900, vie " "
SAMUEL R. WIVANH
Of Hood River. Oregon, H. E. No. 515S, tor the
north H southeast and kits l and section
ii, townsatp 1 north, range t east, W. M.
He namra the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, vie
w. E. Jfeir. A- Winana. E. w. Wimuu and
:. P. Seff. all of Hood Kiver. Oremw..
mlljeli JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
Foreclosure Sale.
In.the Circuit Court of the Btate of Oregon
or , , for Wasco County.
Wesley E. Sherrlll, Plaintiff, vs. Clarence P
vtrtue of an execution, decree and order
of sale, duly issued out of and under the wi
of the Circuit Court of the Huts of OregonXr
dated the 22d day of May. 1900. upon a decree
for the foreclosure of a certain molngage. and
ondffi2 w,lhTder?aandenrl ,n id conn
mii5i!t.?iaLofi??y' 'W0 the above on-
aValnat T th 'diS, "T"'.r. ? nd
and his wife, KatVeKnppV
aS -Iftf d8T of y! hundre1 nlnety-seven
and (5-100 dollars, beinir th.
thelh day ofMayK rSenVTr
ZS a.Tnlm and th '"fiber sum of
enty-flve dollars, as attorney's f os, and the
I!ner ".om of "Khteen and 10-HO dollars
cost, and thecosts of and upon thlswrlt A
command n me i "Jtl-SH' wn.1' Rna
Boy your
at Bradley's
magaxisea and periodicals
ey's Boot and SutJonery Etore.
thafternoon'S ,dday0Uarn0df '?
'he counVurtouseln Dalles CUy
h&(d?orSh
rf.ii'S" lnterast wl"',h theTfendanu.
Sr&aadnon1,rbK1,
theSLLharfof
(3), township number ootll 7Ji? rr two
quarter of section tn m , '"northeast
part of the land wbicbtna S7,rn1 beiD8
USX11" $Vwoi
m2e Sherifrw?."1-:11'.
LIST OF
For Sale
AND
FOR RENT
AT
THE EMPORIUM;
I
pre
Cbi
APRIL 6, 1900.
1. Four acres at Frankton. ttr...
'J.
good spring ; only $560.
2. Lot 100x130 feet.
tin w &.. :
avenue, north of Dr. Shaw's form.,
:.i u: t,u v,ulw reit
idence. Price, $400.
Sheriff Wasco CouJy oon
For Rent.
tar office. towu' laqalre at Gi,
OS
3. John Sipma farm, in lots 'L,
20 acres ; $50 to $00 per acre ; terms a"
4. Lot opposite schoolhouse: 75 iB '
square. Price, $175. rs
8. N.' N. W;, 8. W. H. N. w
and N. (V. H S. W. sec. 8, T 2N L
10 E., 160 acres. $000.. ''K
7. Barrett-Sipma addition ; $50 pet WEI
$10 down and $5 per month ; nomtenlw
8. Four lots on Sherman ave Kmeln
of Front St., $400 cash. Must be'ioldrrd
30 days. ' Ci
9. The J. H. Frary place, East Siec
near Tucker's mill ; 200 acres, nearlvfl!a
level ; part well improved ; price (12 Jv
acre; will be sold in forty-acre tractet i
small advance. TerniB, three-quarts
or morn rash. A crpat. hnrooin . lUr:
D 61U. .
10. T. R. Coon's 80 acres in Pole Hi e
7 miles southwest of town; 4 acrescle?,r 1
ed ; $16 an acre. ,
11. Chas. W. Gilmer homestead ?e
Gilmer, Wash., 160 acres; fine eawlii 0
ber; good soil ; well watered ; only ishe
A rare bargain. irai
12. 160 acres on Hood river, 3 mjf
above Tucker's mill; 8 acres clean
Price $1,850. . . , n
13. The W. H. Bishop home in Htof :
River, lot 6 and part of lot 7, bloet t
Waucoma addition to' Hood Rivet t
pretty home. Only $1,100, .
14. The Allen Fulton farm, 160 acrwi'
5 miles cast of town ; price $1,000; teif8u'
easy. i '
15. The Trana lot, on Oak sire""
Price $650. Best bargain in town.
16. John Sipma farm, 100 acres, $5,H wo
$1,000 or more cash and balance at 8 p
cent, or the east 40 acres, cleared,irj
$2,100. $500 or more cash, balance!
per cent. Best farm in the valley. caj
17. 2500 acres deeded land, well th
tered ; fine range for stock ; $1.50 anac
18. The Barrett farm, best in H S
River valley ; 140 acres, 70 acres in a oll
tivation; 4,000 fruit trees; 5U incheeli tu
water ; 5 miles from Hood River. (5,5!
$1,500 cash, balance in 5 years, inter;
at 6 per cent. For sale at the Emporit: ':
19. The Sun lot and building ; $700.!
21. N.&S.E. H, S. N. E. H lcc
4, T. 3 N., R. 11 E White Salmon;ti
timber land ; $10 per acre. ;
22. The Emerson homestead, onlyt f 1
mile east of town ; fine range ; l,6O0. y
23. Lots 5 and 6, block 7, Winami t
dition ; $50 a lot, or $85 for the two. i t
24. Bernard Warren's fruit farm
Frankton, plenty of water, good hi
ings, etc. 17 acres. Price $3,500. t
25. Wilkens'fine farm at White & h
mon falls, 240 acres; 25 cleared and g
grass ; good improvements ; fine w
power; price $3,300 stocked, or 2,7501
land. . i 1
26. S. H. Coi's fine residence in H
River, lot 100 x 160; price $1,200.-
27. Lots 7 and 8, block 6, Warn
addition to Hood River; price $126 ak
terms easy. i
29. Fifteen acres, 6 under cultivatiif
small house; good water; adjoins E.;
Smith's place. Only $250. f
.30. Block 3, Parkhurst; 121ots;l
31. Emma G. Robinson's 40 act
East Side, adjoining A. I. Mason's ft
ranch ; unimproved ; $850.
32. Emma G. Robinson's 160 acre
hills east of White Salmon, known!"
the Dryer place: fine timber; an.'
proved; $875. f
For rentr-Mrs. Harwood's Dlaoe.e
side; house, barn and good orchards
plenty of good water. Cash rent, Vt
year.
At the Emporium is kept a flrst-cl
surveyor's transit, and the propria
beine a practical surveyor, is well p
pared to do the work of laying out K
age property in lots and blocks, anafc
ing all kinds of surveying. .
N. B. Terms are p.asv on all theatf
lands, with interest at 6 per cent, fc
sons desiring locations on homesW,
and timber claims should apply t
Emporium. I
Money to Loan.
At the Emporium.
Davidson Fruit Co..
Shippers of " I
Hood River's Fam
Fruits.
Plror et I hA . I
Hood River Brand t
Canned Fruits.
Boxes and Fruit W
L
rwu lara In .I'
Fertilizers and Agric
tural Implements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOSj
, jyina umee at Vanconrer, wasn.,
)800.-Notice is hereby given that the ,:
ing-named settler hat filed notice of '
tentlon trt 1 .nnnnrtv
claim, and that said proof will ha
rv.'r rreaoy, u. es. urarai-j,
"juume, waanington, oa Batoroay,.
1900, vU:
f KAjK SHAw, ;
Hnsband of Annla Shaw, nee Annlejv
na. aeoeased. Homestead Entry lo. :;
the north half of northeast H of i
u3uiPD ourin range ueasu, " f"V
Ue names the following witnesses !!?',
his eonUnaons residence upon ana cv- -f
tionoMldUnd,,. - -
ThAma.A..i.i ' -..- M n
od P. O.. WashtnirtoD.
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