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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1901)
""-Uinf TTrwinii nnr-n " ' 'biii wn hi i. j rnirtjm. nwr Hun rurcii .. .1 . hid..: iid .muiiir"-"- 11 r - 1riMwai-MMiiM "n in.r immmmitlmmm ,,, , . mimmummfimummmmmmmi -imrinn r - rr ) TV ry AQQ& XlYCr SfLclC12T FIJI DAY, 3 VIA' 2(1, ltioi. IMklKF LOCAL -MATTERS. I'riali IIi'C) cigars. Ice nt Coli! Ai Graham's. Shingles at Savage's, l'ishing tackle at Coe's. Faints and oils nt Savage's, liny your lime at SherriH's. Hoof uiiit, $1 per giil., at Savages. JoIIh' ice cream nt Cue's Saturday. lliifjii'H ami road wagons nt Savuge's. We have some bargains in groceries at Hand's. Shirt waists, full line, at l'.one it Mc Donald's. Cream the l!oya niffn Friday ami Saturday nt A lot of white can rubbers, 5 cents a dozen at Savage's, Always in tock. liest (trade of lin seed oil at Sherill'H. (las and water pipes put in at short notice hy W. W. Treat. See the kitchen treasure and clipboard combined at Sherrill'H. Found A valuable piece of y'wolry Hlld left at this ollice. All kinds of sheet iron, tin and copper work done by W. V. Treat. Those iron beds nt Sherrill's are hard to beat for the money. We carry a tine line of pi umber's goods. I'lunibing a specialty. W. W. Tkkat. A lady's horse, a good buggy and a 12 harness nt $1-5 Jor sale by Dr. r'.C.I!rosius When you buy get a Solz shoe?; they will make your feet glad. For sale at Rand's. Stoves and ranges at the lowest prices and of the best make in tin; market. W. W. Tkkat. When you want a good smoke, buy the "I'riali lleep" cigar. For sale by all dealers. l'.one A McDonald are agents for Os born farm machinery, reapers, mowers, rakes, etc. Now is the time to take pleasure in hummocks. Slierrill'g is the place to get them. Note the Price. Stone jars, stone churns, bean crocks at 15c per gallon, at J. F-. Kami's. We have plenty of money to loan 011 first class real estate for long term. Fra ther it liarnes. More Royal Ranges sold in Hood River than any other. See them at Savage's, headquarters for stoves. ('has. Riggs, the jeweler, has removed to llanniici Hartley's grocery store, op posite the Glacier ollice. We are closing out our stock of Planet Jr goods. et some of them before they are all gone, at Rand's. Sherrill'H is the place to buy your sash and doors. Call and get his prices be fore buying elsewhere. Red bugs nro holding indignation meetings all over the valley, all on ac count of Bartmess' iron bed steads. Whip lust off the Sprinkler Finder return to Win. Thompson and receive reward, more than the whip is worth. Dr. F. C. Rrosius has removed to his new residence at the west end of Oak street, midway between the school house and armorv, and can be found in his of fice over Williams & lirosius' drugstore between the and (i-7 p. m. hours of 10-11 a. 111., 2-3 I love to feel when sinks the sun That there Is something I have done Km' which the world Ik hetter; However small the deed may be, II something good has gone I'm Ml me Tin; world remains my dehtor. -Mrs. J. It. Hew. The Jackson block received a finishing coat of paint this week. Miss Pearl Rradley is spending the summer with relatives nt Dilley, Or. Miss Ethel Woodworth returned last week from an extended t rip to Raker Citv. C A. Shurte, the enterprising Arling ton merchant, was in Hood River last -Monday. T. E. Armitstead, representing the llazelwood Cream Co. of Portland, was in Hood River Monday. Frank Davenport recently refused nn offer of $1(10 an acre for a 1'0-acre front on the John Sipnia place. Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Holmes and daughter Gerl rude of Portland are rus ticating at their summer home on I. yman Smith avenue. Mrs. II. F. Davidson and -Miss Annie Mathews are taking a course of instruc tions at the St ndard Dress Cutting school. Henry J-ewis of Portland is visiting his family at Relmont. He expects soon to dispose of his business interests in the Philippines and to make his liome in Hood River. Fee Morse has rented the house on his place formerly occupied by Henry Howe and family to Mrs. Ellington and family of Portland who are here for Mrs. Ellington's health. W. J. Raker will have five or six tons of P.artlett pears which he will dispose of at the cannery. Next year, if bis or chard does not suffer from frost, he ought to have Til) tons or more. H. Rigelow, state deputy for the An cient Order of the Red Cross, assisted by II. 11. Tiltoii, has so far secured 82 ap plications for membership in the new lodge here. He expects to secure 100 names before organizing. R. 0. Judson and wife, accompanied by his sou F. W. Judson and wife of Omaha, came up from Portland Monday and all, excepting Mrs. R. 0. Judson, went to Cloud Cap Inn the same day, returning Tuesday to Portland. Dr. John F. Chandler and Miss Mary Chandler, brother and sister to Charles Chandler, arrived here Monday night from -Missouri. For the past two weeks thev have been touring in California. Dr.' Chandler is no physician at Forest iCitv, Mo. Mrs. M. M. Fewel has secured the ex clusive ageuev for the famous llazelwood ice cream. The llazelwood ice cream is entirely free from glucose mid other adulterous ingredients, is manufactured from pure, sweet cream, ami is exten sively known from the Pacific coast to the Mississippi river, The company has factories in Portland, Spokane and Sioux Citv, the, factory at the latter place be ing' the largest in the world, with a 5,000 gallon daily capacity. -Mrs. Fewel will have her first consignment of this ice cream on hand Saturday. A trial will be convincing v.f its merits. I'ncle Oliver Rartmess, aged 82, went to Cloud Cap Inn, Thursday of last week. Accommodations nt the Inn were over crowded and I'ncle Oliver bad to spend the night in a tent. On account of the hard ground and the cold he could not sleep, for which reason he did not feel like making the top of the mountain the next dav. He went up, though, witli the part'v to the top of Cooler's spur, and a third of the way up the mountain from there, lie stood the climb as Well as any, but concluded be had enough of mountain climbing for one day and re turned to the Inn alone. This, we think, beats the record for octaaenerian mount ain climbers. Mm, v. P. Watson lias been at St CMartin'd spring for the past four weeks and her health is much improved. This is the third trip she has made to these springs and each time she has been greatly Udiclited. Mr. Watson, while nt the springs, made himself useful ami earned the lasting gratitude- of invalids by building more seats along the trail leading up from the bath houses to the hotel. He also set posts and stretched a rope to assist in climbing the hill. The priceof board nt this popular health resort has lieen raised to $10.50 a week. E. R. Clark purchased for $50 the frame building occupied by Sherrill's furniture store, ami will remove the same to the lot now taken up by the photograph gallery on Third street. Sherrill will continue w ith his business in the building for a couple of months. I-. D. Royed has completed burning the bricks for the Otten building, and prep arations for erecting the same will begin at once. John Otten will be here from Salem next week to let the contract for the building. The Underwood brothers, heretofore doing business in partnership, give no tice in another column of mutual disso lution, and the ferry they have been operating between I'ndernood and Hood River will hereafter lie operated by Amos I'ndewood. The linn iff l'n derwood Rros. has existed for ,'!0 years or more, during which time they opet ated a line of Hat boats on the middle Columbia, and did nn extensive wood and saw log business, besides conduct ing their farms. The follow ing party went to Mount Hood last week: Sam Rartmess and sons Earl and Meejs, Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Shaffer, Miss i race Earl of Attiea, Indiana, Miss Sadie Orr of Wasco, ami Miss I.ydia Iliestand. Johnny Roberts manipulated the reins of the tour-horse stage. All of the party, excepting the Misses Earl and Iliestand, reached the top of the mountain with the north-side Mazania party, Friday. They returned Saturday and report a delightful trip. Charley Evans, the 12-year-old son of N. C. Evans, met w ith a painful accident Sunday that came near destroying the sight of his right eye. He was stringing a crossbow, when the stock of the gun snapped and was driven with terrific force into the corner of his eye. His father with dilliculty pulled out the splinters, bandaged the eye, and Dr. Watt was called to ease the pain. P. D. Hinrichs, reporting from Hood River for the V. S. Crop Rulletin, sends the follow ing for last week: "Fruit is not as plentiful as a year ago; stfll there will be many prunes and pars. The second crop of clover is looking line and will be ready to cut in two or three weeks. Corn is not doing so well, on ac count of the cold weather. Many people nre busy cultivating strawberries and setting out young plants." Charles I.amberson of Portland chased, last week, 15 acres of Mrs. pur-I'ar- ker's property, located between the tracts recently secured by J. 0. Roggs and S. A. Knapp; consideration, $750. Mr. I.aniberb'on is a brother to Ruell I.amberson, the Portland seed man. He will immediately build a residence, im prove the land and set the same to berries. Ferguson it Wright of the Mountain Stage and l-ivery Co. are agents for the Regulator Line and are prepared to sell tickets to all points on the Columbia and to check baggage and receive freight for the same. The old reliable Reg ulator Line has been doing a big freight business this summer. E. E, Lyons last week sold 5 acres of land to J. R. Ivinsey for $00 an acre. Mr. Kinsey and wife are recently from Ohio mid have been visiting T. J . Cun ning and wife. They are well pleased with their purchase and will erect a neat cottage in the near future and make their home in Hood River valley. Charles Chandler expects to harvest about 50 tons of hay this summer. He is experimenting this year with a new kind of grain, recently from Germany, called spelt., w hich makes a good stand for hay. Spelt, is very similar to rye and is used for bread purposes by tin Germans. Some excitement w as caused in Yi ento, one day last week, by the report that a crazy man was running loose on the, mountain above town. The man who started the report was misled hy hearing a man shouting at his cow, which had proved rather contrary in driving. The steamer Regulator is making a Sunday trip from Portland to The Dalles and return now. She leaves Portland at 8 o'clock in the morning and arrives there again at 8 in the evening. She passes Hood River about 1 o'clock going up and 4 o'clock coming down, i Professor S. C. Sherrill arrived in Hood River from Cornelius, Tuesday, and is visiting his brother, W. E. Sher rill. Mr. Sherrill has accepted the prin cipalship of the graded school at Gaston, Oregon, and will begin his labors in September. Jtoug Langille and W. R. Cole, with their geological surveying outfit, are camped at Cloud Cap inn. They expect to take some measurements of the mountain during the week. Pert Stran ahan is with the party. J. W. Overhangh, w ho has a farm of several hundred acres at White Salmon, directly opposite Hood River, realized $(100 from three acres of straw lierries this season, and the berries were grown w ithout irrigation. Capt. Judd Ferguson Trout Lake, last week, O'Melveny anil son for a that well-known li.-hing went out to with II. W. lay's outing at ground. Mr. 0 Melvenv is an attorney at l,os An- geles, Cal. N. C. Evans and family are camped on the fishing grounds of tipper Hood river. After 20 years residence in Hood River this is Mr. and .Mrs. Evans first outing. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Phillips and child, Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. W heeler and two children, and John Lentz, all of Port land, are stopping at the Ingalls house. Col. Ilarrv Haines and family of For est Grove are visiting A. C. Staten and family. Col. Haines is a successful farmer and a veteran of the civil war. F. 0. Sherrieb cut "5 tons of timothy and clover hay off 1.1 acres. Three acres bore 10 tons. This land has Wen seeded to timothy and clover for seven years. Mrs. F. A. Springer and two sons of Cowlitz, Wash., are visiting her brother, J. K. Powell, who eivn!ly purchased the R. J. Ellis place on Phelps creek. Joseph Rahn, nephew of II. C. Ilemist, is a recent arrival in Hood 'River. Mr. Rahn conies from York county, Pa. He likes Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crupper left Tuesday for Portland, where Mr. Clap per will enter the hospital for treatment. Miss Abba Kellogg of Oakland. Calif., who has been visiting with Mrs. A. R. Cr.ulield, left Tuesday for her home. Mrs. George Rich am! her mother, Mrs. Templetou, left last Tuesday for I-ong Peach, California. Alfred Roornian and family took in the circus at The Dalies last Saturday. The Ml. Hood Stage Co. took 21 pas sengers to Cloud Cap Inn last week. C. E. Copple and wife were in The Dalles last week. The Royal Rakery will 1 days from 12 to 1 ::"0. 1 open Sun- A pleasant event took place at the home of Mr. am) Mrs. M. V. Rand, last Thursday, in the form of n family re union, an event they have not been per mitted to enjoy for several years. Atti in the evening a splendid dinner was served, to which the family sat down and enjoyed once mote the good things mother had prepared. The family con sists of six children : Mrs. Minnie Clel land of Portland, Mrs. Lucy Harbison of I lood River valley, Mrs. Lulu lloru ung, Kansas Citv, Mo., Jason R,, Pert J. and Harvey V. Rand of Hood River. F. W. Amen returned Tuesday from his ranch at Kiny-lev. Mr. Amen says Tygh Ridge will harvest the biggest crop of wheat this season in its history, lie has been making hay on his ranch for the past two weeks. He has 50 acres in wheat, which he estimates will go "5 bushels to the acre. His theory is that it was not the frost that injured the wheat crop in the neighborhood of Dufur, but that the wheat' as sown too thickly, and where the soil was not heavy enough, the crop suffered when the dry seffsoii came on. A fishing party consisting of W. it. Fitch, Will ami Pert Graham, G. E. Williams, Doug 1'iivton, Elmer Rand, Lou Morse, (i. K. Cast tier, C. D. Thomp son, and Messrs. Strong and Walker of Portland went into camp at Mineral Springs last Friday and returned home Tuesday evening. Four of the party went to Lost lake Monday and found it raining there. Elmer Rand proved to be the boss fisherman and caught 101 in four hours on Monday, fishing in the Lake branch. Altogether the party caught 500 trout. There w ill bo a mortgage burning on Sunday afternoon at It o'clock, at the M. E.celiurch services in Mowers urove. As the indebtedness on the M. E. church has been paid in full and the mortgage returned, the event will be celebrated in this manner. -Ml are invited to attend these services especially those whoso kindly assisted in the payment of this debt.' Davenport Rros. LumherCo. now have a 7 1 a 10 double cylinder donkey engine at work in their logging camp. The mill shut down for the last few days during which time the company tlumed cord wood at the rate of 100 cords a day. They llunied 50,000 posts last week in three days. This is putting wood and posts on the market pretty lively. Professor 1'i iedlandler and his staff of artists will give an unique ami novel en tertainment, Tuesday evening, August (i'h, at Rarrett school house. Don't miss this rare musical treat, acknowledged by press and puUic to be the finest musical comedy on the road. Popular prices within the reach of all 15c ami 25c. Rev. (i. W. Muckley oi Kansas City, Mo., secretary for the board of church e.xtention for the Christian church, will deliver an address at the Valley Chris tian church, Sunday, August -It'll. Mrs. Phil Matthews and daughter Edith are in the city for a few days on a business trip. Mr. Matthews is now en gaged building a bridge on theO.li.it X. near Tekoa. Henry Gannett of the V. S. geolocical survey, H. Fielding Read of Raltimore, Miss Merriam of Brooklyn and Miss Mcl'.ride of Portland went to Cloud Cap Inn, Monday. Professor A. P. Armstrong of the Portland business college and Superin tendent Gilbert will leave today for a fishing trip up Hood river. E. B. Horning, brother to Mrs. C. D. Thompson, is visiting Hood River for his health. Mr. Horning is in the gro cery business in Conallis. C. P. Ross and Station agent Wilhelm and their families made a trip to Maple Dell and the forks of Hood river last Sunday. Chas. N. Clarke left for Dufur, Tues day noon, in response to a telegram that his child was quite sick. II. S. I-ewis, son and daughter Ralph and Alice, are summering at their Bel mont place. Miss Bessie Wright is up from Port land. Dentil of Slve.tcr S. Nuleiuati. Sylvester S. Xotenian dropped dead early Saturday morning, July 20, 1001. Mr. Xotenian was employed as night watchman at Davenport's pinning mill. At 3 o'clock in the morning he was looking after some burning logs, the fire from which had gotten beyond his con trol, and alter a number of the mill' hands had responded to his call, he complained of feeling exhausted and fell over dead. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, at Belmont chapel, and were in charge of the A. O. L'. W. lodge, Levi Bradley officiating. The lodge quartette, Messrs. Watt, Clarke, Shute and Brosius, .furnished music. Interment was made in ldle wilde cemetery. Sylvester S. Xotemnn was born in Watertown, X. Y., February 14, lS'i2. October It, 1S80, ho was married to Mrs. Mary Adams, who survives him, and whom many lhod River people will ever remember with gratitude tor her ministrations iu the sick room. By his first wife he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Eugenia Filield of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs. Xellie Carmichael of Xorthlield, Minn. lie came to Hood River from South Bend, Wash., in l.S',18, in the hope of improving his failing health. Working patiently, enduring hardships bravely, he won the respect and love of those with whom he came in contact. A noble character, he died at his post, faithfully guarding the prop erty of his employer, lie was railroad contractor at the building of the Albert Lea railroad, on the Northern Pacific, also on the Canadian Pacific. He en gaged in the dairy business at North field, Minn., and there, in JSS4, his first wife died. For many years ho had been a consistent member of the M.E. church. A good man has gwiie to his rest. Sudden Real h til' Samuel McCartney. Samuel McCartney, proprietor of the notion store and cigar stand on the Pra ther corner, dropped dead about 7 o'clock, Monday morning, July 22, 1001. Funeral services were held at the lT. B. church, Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. II. C. Shaffer. Samuel McCartney was born in Scot land, September, 1S51. With his two brothers he came to Canada, w here they resided for 12 years, since which time he has made his home in Oregon, lie has resided in Hood River for four or five years. At the age of 18 he united with Auld Kirk of Scotland. He leaves two brothers in this country, and six brothers and sisters in Scotland, besides an aged mother, to mourn his loss. Church ';: :!;. I'nlled Hrcthren Clinic!. Sinn, lay school nt 111 ti. in. I'reachini :it 11 a. m. :o.d s p. m. (' K. at 7:-ta. lYaver s"rvii-- Wednesday even iiii at s, (. C. MiarlW-. pastor. Valley Christian chun-b. Vnnday school at Ilia. in. Communion servhv a' 11 a. in. l-anieai-'ir meeting at 7:Vi. Hcv. . I. W. Jenkins will preach nt .Musl. r, Sunday mornine mid evening. Conr, nation a! Clmreh. rivaehin sorviee Willi worship vill he eondueied al Jl a. in. and C. K. service al 7: p. m. S:f!.vt. at inoi-niiii: service. "The Ark in the H.tse ol t ihed-Kdom." Keeeplion of meniiiers hi iiiornini: service. itev. llershner will speak st the Cmpper s -liisd house al -I p. in. Ki'is-iipai Serviees. -U.-v. Lake oi Cki K;is- inpat churrh at The l'aiis w Hi iioid sevviees j in the A.o. I. V. hull. Smuiity next at 2: it o'clock. All nre welcome. I SHOES. We have been talking and selling shoes to you 'pretty regular for ,5 three years, ami we will keep it up. We have built up and held your trade on big Shoe values; will keep that up, too, and more. We are giving better values today than ever before. If you are not a cus 'tomer you ought to sit dow n, take yourself by the hand, thinlfcit over and see if it would not be pleasant to save the price of a pair of shoes every year bu ing of us. Did you ever stop to think that we could not afford to advertise and recommend a shoe of doubtful quality or a poor value? The more we gave proiniiiuiice to it the more customers we would drive away. We turn down the poor shoes ami advertise and recommend the gooil ones. (11 Take a Shoe like the "llumanie" for men; where can you find a better one for $5.00? You can't. What's the price? Four dollars. The drummer told us he had failed to sell the "ILiinaiiic" to any ( Portland shoe house. Why? "JVcause the margin of profit was too small" they would not handle it. What do you think, of that? And 40 years of shoe building experience back of it? " ' p 41'hore is our White Pros.' P.ox Calf at $2.50. li. P. Smith's Kang. Calf at $2.00. 'Federation" Ladies' line welt, heavy ami medium, street shoe, all latest styles, union made, custom made and made to wear, 1(2.50. District 70 school ami dress shoes for children. These area!! winners, and you can't heat them this side of Capo Cod, and there is no use to try. " u Special low prices in men's ties, ivud they are beauties. Xew lot of our famous Aywou it Sorosis kill Gloves will be here in n few days, and th.y will go just like hot cakes, at $ 1 .00. F. C. Corsets you know how they wear. Rig cut in Royal Tailor Suits. THE PEOPLE'S STOKE. . 4 Store ITe-ws, 33d SATURDAY SURPRISE SALE. WHITE SHIRT WAISTS Dainty lawn, plaited front and back, detachable linen collar; very neat ami pretty. Fine quality Law 11, new shape collar, inserting and tucked front, pearl bettons. These waists sell for one dollar each in Portland, t'otne early, be fore your size is gone. Spocial Price, 65 cents Each, Saturday Only The Latest Thing in Gloves Gray Lisle Semle. They look liki kid, are very stylish. . ." ' White Silk Mitts, elbow length Ladies' Hose, black Hernisdnrf dve, verv line oualitv . . . Misses' and children's ribbed, triple-knee Hose, are splendid,. pi Sleeve Holders, silk, lisle or ventilated wire pi Potts' Sad Irons, nickel-plated, 3 irons, handle and holder Spring Clothes Pins, 3 ilozeui Common Clothes Pins, 3 dozen 10-foot cotton Clothes Lines We're not giwng away chromes with every purchase, hut give you values at little prices. COLLARS. CUTS, XECK WE A R. THE LITTLE STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES. RSttrx:vE xnrstrmtrnm rxr;Kimv toiima'sisffij:.'?rw. CLOUD CONFECTIONERY. Xone but the finest grades of Confections kept. Home-make Taffv, Ice Cream and Fruits, lee-cream Sodas served from the finest up-to-date fountain in town. Agent for The Dalles Laundry. Special rates for family washiii". ERNEST V. JENSEN. . REMOVAL. Having removed to the new store building one door west of old lo cation, I would respectfully invite old friends and new customers everybody to give us a call when needing goods in our line. We do not handle everything but will enlarge along the lines of BooKs. Magazjnes, Stationery and KlnfireS (iGO As the demand may warrant, and shall endeavor to merit a share of vour patronage. Respectfully yours, E. R. BRADLEY. Job Printing a Specialty. DAVENPORT BROS. Are running their two Mills, Planer and Ro.v Factory, and can fill orders for ru Does, "Wood d& lEcct :sw, On short iTiiiilu'i' l.an.I, Act .June a, 1S7S. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I'niled states I.anii ( lltiee.Vniicoiiver.Wasli., July li l'.iil. Notice Is hereby given that in coin pi ia llei' wil h t lie irovisi oils of tile lift, ol coiini'e.s uf June IH'S, cnlHleil ",nnel for tiie sale ol liinlier lanils in the states of i'al fornia, Oregon, "s'cvailu unit Washington Ter rilorv," as cxtemlcil to all the public land stales by a. l of AuuM I, 1SH2, ii)i!i:itT r. cox, Of Trout tiaiie, i-ounly of Klickitat, state ot Washington, has this ilaylileil In Ibis ollice his sworn slalena nt. No. 1"JS1, for the pur chase oft he northeast '4 southeast 'section i:i, towiishtn U north, ratine 10 east W. M., iiml lot-I, i, :i of section No. is, in township No. a north, rimae No. 11 east, M anil will oiler proof to show- (bat the laml sAf,it;ht Is more vn hiable tot' its timber or stone than for agri cultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to said land before the Kctrislcr and Receiver of this olli'-e nt Vancouver, Wash,, on Tues day, the l.'ith day of October, 1!HH. He nroues as wiitv'sses: Miriam II. Ihookp of rorlland. Or.; .hiscph V. Heed n nil Klbert ('. I'eets 01 Trout Lake, Wash.; A. W. Ijihdeil of ronland. Or. MIIUAM HKOOK K, Of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of oreu-on, low this day It ltd In tills ollice his sworn statement. No. -J2s."i, for the purchase of the east northeast southwest north east '.j.aud northeast "4 southeast '.io? section No. JT, in township No. li north, ranire Ns- II east, W. M., and w ill offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Us tim ber or stone than for airrieuloiral purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the Hemsler ami To iver of this ottlee at Vancoiivi r. Wash., 011 Tuesday, the loth day of 1 lcl-,her. HKll. lie names as wil nibses: Hubert F Cox, Jo seph V. lieed ami Klbert ('. I'eets of Trout Lake, Wash. .and A.W. I.ahdell ol l'ortliind,( r. Anv and all js-rsniis claiming adversely the abe c-describcd lauds are reipiesied to file their claims in this oilb-e on or befor" said l ith dav of October, hub. jviasjti v. 11. liUNHAU, KoK'stpr NOTlCi: FOR. PUBLICATION. Land ottiei at The Dalles, Oreiron, Jnlv 11, hid. Notice !s hereby irhen that thcfollow-iue-mnncii settler has riled noiico of his in tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and Ibal said proof w ill tie made before fhe Hegister and Receiver nt The Dalles, Ore gon, on Tuesd iv, sep.eniber '!, lan, viz: MATIIKW Dt TV, Of Mosier. Oregon, II. K. No.,')is, for the west half southeast quarter, nnrthca.-t. (juarter soiit!ca--t quarter and southwest quarter iiort!ie:t quarter s,vihm , township; north, range II east. W. M. He names the iellowing wit nvsses to prove his riHitinuou residence iiin niul cultiva tion of said land, i: W. ti. H'.isl.ey, (ieorge Wood. Andrew I'ra thiir and i haiies I'nehar, nil of Mosier, Ur. JJ'I'liS! JAY I'. LUCAS, Register. S: a m M .M PIS k. . t d. J E umln sseil r pai r 50i 50c pe r pair r pair r pair r pair $1 15. 5, 10c 5c 0c .each good CAP INN notice. (Timber Land, Act .lime .'!, ls;s. NO TICK 1'Olt I'UJ'.LK ATION. I'nited State-; Laud ( liliee.Vani'oto. cr.W'ash., June IS, l!ii. Xoiiee i hereby given Unit in coinpliam-e with the provisions of the acl ol congress of June ISTH, cntitied '-Am acl for the sale of limber iands in Ihe states oft al fomia, Oregon, ft-evada and Washington Ter ritory," as extended to all the public hind slates hy act of August 1, ste, ANTo.NK M-'.LSON, of The Dalles, county of A'aseo, state ol Oregon, has Ibis day tiled in this ollice his sworn statemeni No. 'J'Jfl, for Hie purchase ol the south '., southwest and sotitii 'south east of see! imi No. s, in township N'o. li norl h, range No. II east, W. M.,aud will oiler proof to show thai the land sought is more valuable for its limber or stone Mum for agri cultural purposes, and to establish Ids claim to said land before Ihe liegister and Receiver of t his otliee at Vancouver. Wash., on Thurs day, the Huh day of September, liml. 1 le names as witnesses; Hurry W.Sellinger. Robert V. I 'ox, 1 lent ge R. Si'i ! i n ger and A nn list J. Wagner, all of Trout Lake, Wash. Any and all persons claiming udver-ely the above-described ianos are r quested to. lile their claims in this ollice on or before said lath dn 01 .September, I'm. j.-2sa:) W. K. DI NItAR, Register. (Timber Land, Act June ;i, 1S7S. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I'nited Slates Land odp-c, '!'! Dalles, On--110:1, July r. l!d. Notice is hereby given tiiat In comniiance wit ii the pros isions of the ' nil of Congress of June 1S, entitled "An 1 acl for the sale of timber lands in' the States j of California, Oregon, .euihi and Washing ! ton 'ierritoiy," as extended to ail the public j land stales hy act of August I. 1S.il'. the follou j ing persons have tiled in this ollice their , suorn statements, vi: I SVL1NA M. Rill KM AN. . Of The Dulles, Wasco county, oiegor.,S .vorn ! Statemeni No. isa, tiled April tool, for Ihe j puivlmsc of tne ,-iorf hca-j of seel ion :!, township I north, range I' ea-t. W. M. 1 CilRlsTINK A. 1'iliRMAN, ! 1 if The Dalies. V u.si-o eouni.v, i Mcgon, Swoi n i Statement No. 1:0, filed July l",, jw.11, for I he i purchase of the snip h west ( section ;C, tow 11- whiii 1 north, raivge Wensi. Vi . ,'d. ! That Ihey will oii't-r proof to show Miat the land sought is more valuable for its timber or 1 stone than for ngneuiluriil pnro-cs, and to ' establish their claim to s-M.I land before the ! Register and Receiver of this oitiee at the. i Dulles. Oregon, on Saturday, the Jist day of sciitemb, r. ilo. Thev name as witnesses: Salina !. I'litr inan, J. II. I'hii man, Henry lloycn and Chris tine A. minium of The Dalles. Oregon, and William Rand of Hoo t River, town. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the (ib.ive-deseribed lauds are requested to tile tneir claims in this ofllee on or be ton said il-l dav of September, bid. jylitsi) JAY 1'. I.l'l'AS, Register. THIS SPACE 2lU'J LATEST ,-..:v C'1 SHOE for WOMEN. vx STYLE ' - V-THEY WITH I'WiiiBLt rjfe-fttf.'jlf ' g, r.'.irsu'aclurcil by L?reofa Siifse Go. FOR SALE BY bone & SSiem Large assortment of Hammocks. Look at them. 75c and up. Iron IVds, latest designs; arnl lowest prices'. TAINTS ,M OILS. The best is the cheapest. I have them. I!l ll.lUMi MATFlilAI,, inclitdiii- 11. no I lliUi At 1'ortland prices. A large assortment of WALL l'Al'KR in new shades ami tleHiynn. Undertaking and Embalming. (let prices on anything in the Furniture line of me before going else where. At my old stand on Oak htreet. W. E. SHERRILL. For SPRAYING MATERIAL Call on Clarke. For PURE FRESH DRUGS, Call on Clarke. For all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES, Call on Clarke. For WALL PAPER, Call on Clarke. For ANYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE, The Glacier Pharmacy HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Prescriptions a Specialty. 7" A -ciit for the S1IKI! WIN'-WILLIAMS PAINTS. FURNITURE--- 0 '1 r -, - ' ' l'le young man and young woman get - ,- ' , married; er , K " 1 hat s the preacher's business. 1 III t H'biiX'Al Thcy wiU neod furniture, carpets, wall ' Ai I mS I VW W l"1' nd l,uilli" material ; IJiMrac, That's my business. S. E. BARTMESS. i rNi;n.L hihfctou and kmbalmer. NOTK'K 1'OU n.THLICATION. Land (illh eal Vancouver, Wasp,, June H, Dull. Notice is hereby iriven that the follow-Iti'-I-nained selller has tiled notice of his in tention lo make ti mil proof in support of his claim, and.lhal said proof will he llutde hi fore the Henister and Lceeiver I'. S. Land (Uliee al ani onver, Wash., on Saturday, AiU'ii-d hi, h'hl, viz: .luiiv i'Ni;i:i!, Uf I, .vie. Wash., II. K. No. I'sJI, f,,r the N V V of tsK I,, N '.,'of SV I. and Ml '. of NW of sec. ;. I p. 1 nortii, ranae enst. Will. .Mer. ile natneslla- follow ini; wil nesses to prove his conlinti'ius residence ujon and cultiva tion of said land, vi: ii-car s. Parsons, l-'duar A. Hopper, Ka.slien 'I'rabiie ami litissell II. Swain, all of Lyle 1. ., W'a-liinlon. ,h'2saua W. II. UL'MiAil, KeSisler. ITiniber Lund, Ael .InneH, 1 S7S. MOTH.'K I UK I'Ulil.ICATlOX. I'nited stales Land I iice,Vaneouver,Vnsh., I u iki 2(1, l: 01. Not ice Is hereby uiveti that In compliam e Willi the provisions of the net of eonuresN ol June ;i, ls,s, eniitied "An net lor Ihe sale of umber lands in the states of t'al ifornia, ( iiei-.on, Nevada and Wasliiniilon Territory,-' as extended to al) the public land slates by net of Auirust I, s:i-J, Alll llt 1! ('. Si t ItLINli, I if The Uailes, eiainiy of Waseo, slate of Ore iron, has this day liled in this olhce his sworn slatrmeii. No. ?2U, lor Ihe purchase of the south '., sou! beast ; southeast V, southwest I sect inn ti. and southwest !x southwest. J4 of section No. Ill, in township No. :t north, rantfe. No. 'a ea-i, V. .M., and will oiler pi oof to show tint the land sought, is more valuable for its I I n i la r or stone t ban lor aricuil ural purposes, and tocMablish bis claim to said land before Ihe Ke.'isiei- and Ileciver of this oitire at V a neon x cr, Wa-h., on Thursday, t lie llith day of September, laid. He names as uitnesscs: l-'rank (i. t'onnellv of The I ia lies, i ir.: Thomas W. I.usk and llusili Lusli of ( 'iieuowii h. ic .; and ( has. .1. Si ub lin ot Tbi' ball' s, dr. i 11 AULI-.S .1. STI r.l.INIi, lit Tin" Indies, county of Wasco, state of Ore gon, has t bis day tiled in this oltice his sworn statement, Nn. 22, for the purchase of the north ' , northeast section a. and north northwV'si 1 . oi'seclton No. In. in township No. north, rimce No. 'least, W. JL. and will otli-r priwf lo s(,w that the land sought Is more aloable l.a" its t iniber or slon than for aifrl ciiltni .il purposes, and to e-tahlish bis claim to - lid land before tne Ib Ki-ter and Keceivcr id tais oi'ice at N'aneouver. ash.. on Thurs day, the i'.'th day of September, l'.nd. 1 le naiiies as witnesses; Frank ii. Connelly of The Indies: 'i liomns W. I.usk Hnd Hui;ii Lu-k of ( 'heniiwith. Wash.; and Arthur C. Sl'iib in.' of I he Halhs, Or. Any and ail pa-s,,ns ciaimlnir adversely the abo ; -described lands nre reipiested to lile their elain-.s in this otliee on or before said l.a h dav i.l September, l'.ml. J.-sr,: ,! w. H. I it'NIiA K, Hegistor. Fresh Cow. A gentle family cow, fresh, tor saie hv H. M. A Is HOT I', " On the T. It. Coou plivc?. RESERVED FOR McDonald IMCI&U SUPERIOR rti QUALITY FIT THE FEET rnnarriRTARi r . v ta H M vviawiiirB f w. . . .. .. , . t(Iuai 10 an7 a &noe on ,ne marc your dealer dnei not kep thtn, iniist on him pi-ttinir on hill) pi'ttiriir ft .1 Chirr In all .-. II' C. G0TZIAN k CO.. Prop'rs. .f) GT. PAUL. WINN. Mcdonald. Call on Clarke. The young man loves the young woman ; That's ltis hnNiiioKKi The young woman loves the young man ; l nat 8 tier uusineHS. I'l'lmber Land, Act Jinn .1, 1X7K.1 ' NOTICK bOi PUBLICATION. j United Staten Laml Ofllee, Vancouver, Wash., May 21, MM. Notice is hereby (;ivi'n : that In compliance with the provisions of the ! act of coiiKiess of .kmc S, llfiH, entitled "An act ! for the sale of timber lands In the states of j California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington I territory,'' as extended to nil the public land I states by act of Auirust 4, lsa2, Ol.IVKlf I'. KliKlNS, Of Kulda, county of Klickitat, slate of Wash. ; Inyton.tuiH this liny filed In this ollice his sworn statement . 2aW for the purchase of the lot 1 of section No. Z and lots 2, II and 4 of section No. I, In township No. h north, rantfe No. 11 eust, W. M., and Will oiler proof to show that the lurid sou-jlit, In more valuable for Its timber or stone than for iiKi'ieulturnl purposes, mid to eslublinh his claim to said land before the Heister and Hecelver of this ollice at Vancouver, Wash., on Tuesday, the 271 li day of AukusI, liKIL Ho names lis witnesses; Halsi;y I). Colc,.rohn Wjers, iSenjiimiu K. Oneil Hint Samuel St. Colo, all of Fuhlu, Washington. Any and all persons cIhIiuIiik adversely the above-described lands Hie reijnesteil to tile their clainiN In this otliee on or before said 1!7I h day of August, lt)l. ni:tla2 W. It. DUN HAH, Register. ITiniber Land, Act June.f, 1H7H. NOTICE FOK l'UHLICATION. United Staten Land Ofliee, Vaioiner, Wash., May 2,"i, ItKll. Notice Is hereby given that in compliance wttli the provisions of the net of congress of June H, 1;S, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Neviidii Hnd Washington Terriu ry, ' as exti-nded to all the public land states by net of Annus! 4, W.ri, MOHDICAI JONKS, Of llusum, county of Klickitat, stateof Wnsh- i oiKion, nas hum nay meu in tins ollice ills sworn slaleinenl. mi, bh lor the purchase ol the southeast iiiiirter of section .No. Hit, in township No. li norlh, rantre No. II eaut, W.SI.. and will offer proof to show that the lunu soiiKht is more valuable fir its Umber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to estiibltsh his claim to said land be lore the liegister and KiH-eiver of this otliee ut Van couver, Wash., on Friday, the lot It day of August. 1M01. He names as witness: Jonithan 1. Stump, Leonard stump, and Jennie Stump, all of Kulda, Waoli., and tiwenllian Jones of Muslim, Wash. (iWKNLLIAN JONKS, Of Muslim, county of Klickitat, state of Wash Ingtoii, has this day II led In ibis ollice Ills sworn statemeni. No. 2215. for the purchase ol the souihwest quarter of sect inn No. "", In township No. li north, range No. 11 east, W.SL, and will otfer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for it limlwr orwoiie than for agricultural pur'stse, and tocstali lish his claim to said land lielore the 1'cglstcr and ?fiver of this otliee at Vancouver, Wash., on Friday, the llith day of August. luel. He naincH as witnessi-s: Jonithan L. Stump, Leonard Stump and Jennie Stump, all ol Fulda, Wrli., and Mordicai Jonn of Husuin, Wash. Any anrj nil perxonR claiming ndverwly the alHive-describeol lands are renuest"d lo tile their eh luo in this otliee on or before said liith day of August, 1S01. e7a W. K. Dt'NIIAK, Ki-glsttr. I 'I r