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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1901)
3foodiver-Slacier FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1901. BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. ' Uriah Hecp cigars. New lamps at Cue's, Fresh oyeteru at Jensen's Cafe. Ask your grocer for Pure White Flour, I5uy your lime at Sherrill'g. tresli lot of Aldon chocolates at Coe K roii s. For rood results in bread making, use Pure White Flour. Pure White Flour is the best Hour gold in Hood Kiver, Hun fruit jars at Bone & McDonald's blurt waists, full line, at Bone & Mc Donald 8. For rifles and aniunition go to Bone iv jMci.'onam s. For clover and grass seed go to Bone iueuonaiu s. Second-hand heating stove for sale by V. I', A UUUIJieOII. Those iron beds at Sherrill's are hard to oyat for the money. See the kitchen treasure and cupboard comoineu at Biierrm s. (iet a sack of White Spray flour, only mm. ueiier nour niaae. Always in stock. Best grade of lin- seeu on at Kiierui . Don t forget that Coe'g have a fine line of decorated lamps. v If you want good bread, use Pure White I-lour. Wiien you w ant a good smoke, buy the "Uriah Ileep" otear. For sale bv all dealers. . Bed bugs are holding indignation meetings all over the valley, all on ac count of Bartmess' iron bed steads. W.-W. Treat lias now in his employ a first class tin smith and plumber and is ready to till with despatch all orders in hisline. He also has a line assortment of heating and cook stoves on hand. Dr. F. C. Brosius has removed to his new residence at the west end of Oak street, midw ay between the school house ana armorv, and can be tound m Ins of fice over Jackson's store between the hours of 10-11 a. ni., 2-3 and fi-7 p. m "Give me liberty or give me death," Was Patrick Henry's shibboleth; 1 tut now, we hear from high and low, "tilve ine peanuts, Mr. Coe. Fine peaches for sale at Jensen's. Call and see those new decorated lamps at Cue's. Mrs. T. II. Clark has moved to her house on the hill. Ernest Heninian spent Sunday with hiswife at Judge Prattler's. The new Masonic hall will be dedicat ed Kov. 11 by the grand lodge officers, Mrs. John Parker left last Saturday for Portland, w here she will spend the winter. W. S. Cribble of Mt. Hood visited the Portland carnival and returned home Monday. The new bouse of W. V .Johnson', East Side, is about completed,and Monday he mo ed into it. . Excavations are Doing made tor an addition of 20 feet to the Paris Fair store, on the Odd l-ellow s lot.. Js. b. Belieu is building a store room for moldings and doors, adjoining the Masonic building, for . h. Miernll. Chester Sears left last Saturday for Winlock, Wash., where ho purchased a farm of 160 acres and where he will hereafter make his home. J. F. Deyoe of Canbv, Oregon, sent Bert Rand a present of a Belgian hare, litieen ic, which he claims is a thor oughbred of the best grade. All members of the Degree of Honor are requested to be present Saturday evening, October li)tb. Grand Chief of Honor Mr?. Belknap w ill be present. The Y. P. C. E. of the U. B. church will give a social at the Glenwood house on Hallowe'en, the 30th of October Further notice next week. Committkb. Frederick & Arnold are building a cottage for ,1. . Moore on his place near Tucker. Also a cottage for 0. L. Rogers on his farm on Indian creek, W. P. Watson made a good showing for Hood River and received many com- pliments on his exhibit at the Portland carnival. He went to Portland again Wednesday. Ernest Jensen is wrapping all .apples he shin, and everv wrapper contains bis card stamped mion it, showing that the apples were grown at Hood. River and shipped by Jensen. The petition of A. H. Jewett and oth ers for the vacation of a portion of the .Kitnkin rowl near White Salmon was de nied and the case dismissed by th ecom missioners says the Goldendale Journal. ('apt. B. L. Henness, a pioneer of Hood River, died at his home at Mount Tabor, October 11th, aged 85 years. Twenty-rive years ago he owned and re sided upon the farm now owned by F.H. Button. Mrs. Fred Perry, who visited in Hood River two weeks, returned to her home in Portland Saturday. Mrs. Perry has been badly crippled with the rhei ma tisni for the past three months, but is improving. ,1. W. Haas, special agent of the rural free delivery system for California, Ore gon ami Idaho,' was in Hood River last week. He said the Howl River free delivery route did more business than nny other in his jurisdiction. John Bradley and family returned to Hood Kiver last Friday' and expect to make their home here for the winter. In all bis wanderings with his popcorn and peanut roaster since leaving here last spring, Mr. Bradley says he found no place that suited liini as well as Hood Kiver. While the party of geological survey ors in charge of"H. D. Langille were near Bnvd post otlice, on their way to The Dalles, Mondav, thev met a farmer, ..... . . , . . t . named w . I'asneK, driving a lour-iiorw team. The team took fright at the pack bonnes in the surveying party and ran away. Mr. Pashek was thrown from bis sent ou the wuj;on ; be fell on the double-trees, got entangled in the lines and was killed. The surveying party ci.uld do no more than follow the run away team with all possible speed, but when thev overtook it Mr. Pashek was bev.md all human help. Deceased leaves a widow ami seven children. Heowned a good farm and carried an insurance policy of f'.OOO in the order of the Cath olic Knights of America. Don't miss it, Thompson's Ghost, something to make you laugh. Friday evening, Oct 18th at H o'clock. A. O. I . W. hall Popular prices, 2'x-. and 15c. Mr. Goddard has spared neither time nor expense in making this entertain ment a success. He has had stage built on purjK.se for this occasion so that those in the back part of the house will lie able to s.-e everything as well as those in front. Mr. De (lord has the principal ci, medv role, and this of itself will do much to iiiMire to all a good hearty Lti-.gli and an enjoyable time. Mewrs. ;.idard and De lio'rd have in course of piepiiration aiiold time "Nigger Min strel'' show in which Hood River's best h.-me talent will appear, further par ticulars ill next issue. Hon. E. L, Smith gathered 520 boxes oi apples in bis lower orchard of four- year-old trees tress that had been get three years. la the 520 boxes he found less than one boxful of wonnv apples Across the ravine from this orchard a neighbor picked 100 boxes from trees of the same age. 1 lie nemhbor did not spray his trees, and about two-thirds of bis apples are wormy.- lhis is a very convincing object lesson to the neigh bor, and next year, it is hardly neces sary to say, be will sprav. Mr, Smith sprayed bis orchards six times during the season. He feels very much en couraged over his success with his new spray pump and is satisfied he knows now to get. the best of the codlin moth And now comes the most -amusing in cident that occurred at The Dalles car nival. Two young married men, who do not live far from The Dalles, accom panied by their wives took in the carni val and at night put nn at the Umatilla Ye host viewed the jolly quartet througl crooked glasses, and when the hour for retiring came insisted upon the ladies occupying one room and their angry nuBoamis another, auxt time, bovs take the baby and your marriage certifi cat.es along. " Cigars for two.- The Ancient Order of the Red Cross will give a free entertainment in the A. O.I.N, ball Saturday evening, Oct, 2tith. Programme will begin promptly at :m o clock. All are invited to come and pass pleasantly an evening and make the acquaintance of this new soci ety. Programme will lie published next week, members of the order will re main after the entertainment for the in itiation of a number of candidates. Canby Post, G. A. R. and W. R. C. will give a bean bake Saturday, October 2fith. The entertainment will begin at 10 o'clock with music and declamations, and dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Goddard will take part in the programme, which will insure a rare treat to all who attend Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock. Post and W. R. C. meetings will be held at 2 o clock. All comrades and their fami lies are invited to come and bring along 1 1 1I1I...1 t. wuii-uiieu uuuKem. M. L. Emery brought to the Glacier office a potato of the Oregon Wonder va riety ttiat measured 14 inches in length and weighed two pounds. Mr. Emery planted a few potatoes of this variety oil the 10th of May, on E. E. Savage's lots in lilowers addition, lhey have turned out well without any further care than cultivation and irrigation. Mr. Emery brought the seed of this potato with him from Lincoln county last April. S. C. Jackson has rented the building on tnirci street iormeriy occupied by W . bherrill, and will engage in the bus iness of selling ready mixed paints.white lead and oil and wall paper. He will fit the building up in fine shape by paper ing tne wans ana carpeting the floors, etc. He will sell sroods at Portland nri- ces. He will employ none buttirst-efass workmen. Prather & Barnes, last week, sold the J. E. Disbman ranch of 20 acres in Bar rett district to Mr. Stevens.a brother-in law of Jr I. Miller, consideration $2,000, Also, two lots of Joe Soesby's adjoining the armory to 8. tl, (Jox,tor;i00. Also, three. lots in Waucoma Park addition to H. J. Hibbard, for $355, making a total of six lots to Mr. Hibbard for $000. Mr. Jones, living on the southeast comer of Paradise farm, has a team of horses that got terribly cut up in the barb wire lence (Sunday night. The horses were left in a temnorarv corral fenced by barbed wire, and Mr. Jones is at a loss to know w hat startled them to make them jump into the wire. George T, Bale, who came to Hood River several weeks ago with a severe case of asthma and was greatly benefited while here, returned last week from his home at South Bend, Wash., suffering more than ever, lie is improving again by the change in climate and may con clude to stay in tloou Kiver. Messrs. Goddard and De Bord have ar ranged U give the Hood River public theatrical entertainments at intervals during the coming winter, assisted by the best home talent. These entertain ments will be popular. The manage ment deserves success and no doubt will be liberally patronized. A freak of nature in the shape of a three legged chicken is to be seen at Hanna& Hartley's. It is an otherwise well developed Plymouth Rock rooster about two-thirds grown, and was raised by Mrs. S. M. Jitildwin at Jit. Hood. UhriB Jiethman brought to town on Tuesday 10 boxes of Sol way Tieaehes, the product of two trees. Two layers of the fruit tilled the largest praeh boxes he could find. Thev were bought by Jensen and went off like hot cakes at $1 a box. t ook and Cox are excavating for a 12.000 riwefiimr house on KtntA street.. opposite the M. E. church? for Chas. T. Early. 1 hey are also building a house for Oscar Rea on his lots recently pur chased ot dipt. Coe, west of the school bouse. Mrs. Poulterer of Portland came tin to see her husband, who has been at Mrs. Howe's a few weeks on a health trip. Mr. Poulterer likes the pure fresh air and beautiful scenery of Hood River, and feels the better lor his trip. E. E. Savage was taken sick Sunday with stomach and heart, troubles and was not expected to live through Sun day night. He rallied, however, but ms since been a very sick man, with slight hopes of bis recovery. Mrs. D. H. McGill, sister to Mrs. E. R. Bradley, and Mrs. J. J. I.iidiod, sis- er-in-law, who have been visiting in Hood River since last January, started for their homes in Sault Ste Marie, Can ada, on Tuesday. Belmont church is receiving a coat of paint. 1 he birthday party last week raised die money to buy the paint, and the work is being contributed by M. H. ickelsen, r. G. C tiiircb, IsenbergA Son and others. Wni. Thompson is out on crutches after a siege of seven long weeks after tieing kicked by a horse at Collin's Laud- ng. 1 his is the sixth time lie lias been nearly killed by an accident or vicious horse. II. D. I.angille, Jos. A. Wilson and Doug Payton returned during the week from their outing with the geological survey. The party was out 2l? months, and all look the better for their trip. Cook & Cox have lumber on the ground for the erection of a building on T. C. Dallas' lot in the rear of Booth's store, w hich w ill be used by them for a carientt!r shop. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lnckey went to Portland Tuesday. Mr. l.uckey will take treatment w bile in Portland for a bad case of catarrh. ' j Captiin F. M. Jackson is building an apple house, IS x :.0,10feet higb,calculat ed to bohbJ.OOO boxes of appies. The ladles' aid of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Brosius, Friday. Oct. 1Mb at 2 o'clock. Mr. ami Mrs. Flint Bradford took their child to The Dalles hospital, Sun day, for treatment. All the latest in harness gonls, and harness mended while ou wait at Hob' man A Snis. C. Welds took a trip to Waitsbnrg, Wash., Sunday, and returned Tuesday. The enrollment in the Hood River public school is 232. Mr. and .Mrs. frank JNoble started on Wednesday for Seattle and Everett, W ash., where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Mm. toss accompanied them as far as Portland. ' Some one brought in a half dozen box es of strawberries, Saturday, and sold them to Jensen for 25 cents a box. Jen sen's cafe served strawberries and cream Sunday. Mrs. II. t. Davidson and Helen are visiting in Portland. Miss Marjorie Baker accompanied them to Portland Monday and returned luesday. Rev. Lake of the Episcopal church at me Danes came down Sunday after noon ana held services at the A. U. U W. hall in the evening.. Miss Lena Evans and Miss Clara Ilin rlchs have enrolled and are takintt f course of instruction at the Standard Dress Cutting school. The fine display of fruit at Jensen's cale attracts much attention. Mr. Jen sen knows how to arrange bis fruit to best advantage. Mrs. Hayes returned from Portland Saturday and was taken ill Sunday, since when she has been confined to the house F. W. Strowbridge of Dufur is in the valley canvassing for the sale of the book "Lm of McKinley, by MuratHaistead Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Rix'of Latourelle came up Monday, to attend the sick bed of their brother-in-law, E. E. Savage. Ralph Savage came up from San Fran cisco, Wednesday, summoned home by uie serious niness oi ins miner. Dr. Cams, who has been sick since Sunday a week ago, is slowly improving out sun connnea to his bouse. As we go to press we learn that E. E Savage passed a favorable night and it raises hope for big recovery. Isenberg & Son have five or ten acres in Belmont for sale at a price that will defy competition. See them. Mrs. E. W. Udell and son Ed, who was very sick for several weeks, are both able to be about again. Sherrill is receiving new goods" daily Those wishing goods in his line please call and get prices. W. E. Sherrill is now in his. new quarters in the Masonic building oppo site the post ofhee. Mr. Butts brought in ripe strawber ries Monday morning and left samples with the Glacier. Mr. ts. u. Garner, who lias been very sick tor the past month is improving every dav. Wanted To buy a sound, well-broken driving horse. nr. ri. L, uvmbi.k. Programme A. O. U. W. hall, Friday, October Mh, at 8 p. m. "Thompson's Ghost," a laughable one- act comedy sketch, will be presented. Charley Thomoson. In love with Katie Karl Harmless Jake, a servunt J. DeBord Katie ftrowu, Mr. Brown's daughter ......... Gloria Lone Lord Kitiiuoodle, an English Nobleman... H. A. Knapp Mr. Itrowu Gienville Goddard . OLIO. Duett, selected ....Messrs. Bnrtmens Vocal solo. "Always" J. R. Nlckelsen Cornet duet, selected Messrs. Isenberg and Hherrlll Vocul Duett, "The Holy City"..... Mrs. P. S. Davidson aod Mr. Goddard Monologue, "Haunted by a Hong" Mrs. lxnitse Goddard Solo, "The Georgia Minstrel Show" urenviue uoouara Roll of Honor. Following pupils of the "Hood River public schools were neither absent nor tardy for the month ending October 4th : Nettie Allen, Pansy Baker, Ceeil-Green, Maude Parsons, Stella Stuhr, l.enore W minis, Willie toss, Eddie liyerlee, Elsie Gannon, Martha Struck, Eva Connell, Georgia Prather, Etwood Luckey, John Connell, Grace Prathev Herbert Searles, Henry Brown, Maynard Cole, Ruie Blngg, Marjorie Baker, ' Harvey Rand, Harold Hershner, Neil Evans, Amy Stuhr, Willie Biker. Leila Hershner, Florence Hanua, Claude Thompson, Mabel Peak, - i Gertrude Wharton, Eleanor Coe, Yergie Crowe, Eva Ellison, Arthur Bonney, Iiester Foss, Willie Evinger, Iredilie Bell, Lloyd Cole, Wallace Moody, Gay Cramer, Kenneth Baker, Vera Allen, Garnet Green, Alpha Gannon, Bernio Rand, Emma Miller, Anna Jackson, Celestia Metcalf, Blanche Howe, t littord Stuhr, Edna Evans, Bessie Bonnev, Lizzie Gault. , Anna McCafferty, Carl Filsinger, Myrtle Jones, Lillie Ihompson, leddv lnitton, Roy Blngg, Eva Vates, Hazel Olinger, Etta Blagg, Earl Franz, Palmer Hagen, Bessie Mooney, Blanche Stuhr, Vera Maves, Aldine Bartmess, Orpha Filsinger, Grce Howell, Edna Ihompson, Ldns Waldo, George Struck, Herbert Struck, Ethel McDonald, Agnes .McDonald, Bessie Hutson, Fred C'urtes, ern ilhelm, Richard i ates, Blanche Howell, Greta Gerdes, Charley Struck, Eddie Struck, Ralph Parsons, Edith Mulkins, Bessie Martin, Claude Filsinger, Harry Evans, Myrtle Howe, Harry Howell, Arthur Kerr, Grace Holman, Paul Neil, Esther Husbands, Roy Emerv, Jve Bvrd. Born. In Hood Kiver valley. October IS. lflOI. to Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sitranx, a son. Married. In Lomm. L'tah. October S. 1(01. K. R. Dnv- enixirt and Miss Kate Naomi Lilkln. The bride Is an accomplished yourg lady and a teacher of music In the B. V. college of I'tah. The groom Is the eldest son of Frank Dnvennort of Hood River. For the oast IS months he has been doing missionary work for the Mormon church -in Oregon, He Is a worthy young man, and his many friends In Hood River will wish htm success In married life. Church Jiotiees. Vi lley Chrtstlad Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a. in. Kmlcivor H-M p. m. Preaching at 7::l p. m. All not worshipping elsewhvre are cordially luvttcd to hi lend these services. J. W. Jenkins, pantor. Connregntlonal Church. The pastor. Rev. . L. Hershner, will conduct preaching serviee with worship at it a. m. SuhlecU "A Pre vailing Church." The C. E. service will he Id at 7:1.x At this service the pastoral talk will be on the I heme. "Cnavuillna Tears." Sunday school at Ilia. m. Stepped into Lire Coal. "When a child I burned my foot fright fully," writes W. H. Eads of Jonesville, a., w hich caused horrible lea gores for 30vears,but Bucklen's Arnica Salve w hol- v cured me after evervthina else failed." Infallible for burns, calds, cuts, pores, bruises and piles. Sold bv Chas. N. Clarke. 25c. Advertised letter List. October M, W0L Wllknx, Mrs Mry A Pnprnw, Er Andrew. K S MHTIPItril. ivter Milltr, Krod Tilk tt, W llolliKM- Adolf 'Hiticron. K k Cwllm,T E WM. M. YATKS, V. M. KodoIPvsix'psiuCureisnota mere stim ulant to tired nature. It affords the stom- achfomiileteand absolute rest by digest ing the tood yon eat. You don't ha veto diet but can enjoy all the good food you want. Kodol pytpvpsial ore instantly re lieves tliatdintresHl freiingafter eating. giving you new Iifeaml vigor. Chas. N. Clarke,' Glacier Pharmacy. Don't be Shortsighted. Reubinstein, the celebrated pianist and composer, w as very near sighted and used to remark that he had a great advantage over men who had keener vision, for all women looked beautiful to him. There are many Shoes that can only be sold to those who are very short-sighted or blindly ignorant of quality. Get close to such articles by experience and you will refuse them point blank. People who depend on the superfibial appearance of a shoe get left every time. It costa very little to make a shoe simply for looks; it can be made in the flimsiest way, just as they make flowers out of paper j but who wants such shoes? Who will take it if he knows it? Onr Shoes are made for the hardest kind of sustained wear, day or night, hot or cold, wet or dry. They are not indestructible, under stand that, but they will not fail by any kind of honest wear. We sew all seams free. Our profit on a single pair of shoes don't amount to anything; we depend on large sales for our profits. WE SEW ALL SEAMS FREE. Don't be short-sighted. THE PEOPLE'S STORE. y7j - jP ' ' STORK NEWS. 41st SATURDAY SURPRISE SALE. LACES French and English Valencienes, in great variety of patterns, va rious widths, 5, 8 and 10c values ' . 3 cents per yard. Outing Flannel, a Ready to wear Dress Cambric Dress Linings, all staple shades . Soutache Braid, all FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS 98 Nice, well made, good fitti garments that will please you . TOILET ARTICLES. Orris Root Tooth Powder, a refresh ing dentifrice .per bottle 10c Borated Talcum Baby Powder, the good gort. .' 10c Complexion Powder, dainty, .perbx 15c Powder Puffs, swausdown, ivory back each 15c Vassiline, good for chapped hands. . 5c Perfumery, all odors, large cut-glass bottle each 20c Flannelette, Persian effects, Bishop Sleeves.gilt buttons, 4-8C. SEE Our new Battenburg Patterns, some artistic designs. New cushion top, received. THE LITTLE STORE Dallas' ANNOUNCEMENT Choice Bound Books Supplied Our Customers at Less than the Cost of Paper Covered Ones. In the following offer no pretense is made of giving something for nothing. This is simply an effort to show our customers that we ap ; predate their patronage by presenting each person purchasing fl. 50 worth of goods from us with an International Book Voucher, w hich, together with 25 cents, entitles them to any book in a well-selected list of titles, post paid. These books are by the best authors, are -printed on good paper, from good type, well bound in cloth, with artistic stamping in gold and two inks, and are suitable for any li brary. As we shall present from time to timo new lists, including about two thousand of the best books in the English language, any family can under this plan easily obtain a splendid-library at very little expense. This oner is made to old and new customers alike, and . every one is entitled under this arrangement to as many books as they " have cards. No such offer has ever been made in this community before. Hoping our customers will appreciate our efforts to please, and save them money, we remain, respectfully vours, . GftANK A. CRAM. Ask for List of Books at the - to Date Store Up Headquarters for everything in Dry Gull Clitli, Mlg Ms, Slioas. e!c, etc. (Prices same as Portland. .Quality strictly as we represent it. FRANK A. CRAM. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1H7S.1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Htu Land Office. Vancouver. Wah.. Aug. 22, 1M01. Noticse Is hereby given that In compliance with the provinlons of the act of coiiKrex. of June S, I81S, entitled "An act for tlieNUleor timber lands In tne Mattw or Call tornla, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter ritory." us extended to all the nubile land statex by act of AiiKiiat 4, W.'l, KICHAKU K. LA AI PERT, .--of Portland, county of Multnomah, stAte of Oregon, has thin day filed in this orHce his sworn Htate.inent, No. 2-lu, for the purchase of the anutheuHt V4 northwest H of ectlon No. 22, in uiwnsnip no. . norm, range io. iu. east, W. M.. and will otter proof to siiow that the land aought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than Air agricultural pur poses, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this ottli-e at Vancouver, Wash., on Tuesday, the oth day of November, IW)1. He names as witnesses: Joseph V. Reed, Robert V. Cox and August J. Wagnlts, all of Trout Lake, Wash., and Albert W. Lobdell of Portland. Or. Any and all persons claiming adversely the hovelescrihed lands are requested to tile their claims in this office on or before said 5th day at November, ISM. W.d W. R. 1.U.NBAR, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.. ' Land Office at Vancouver. Wash. Sept. 21, 1(101. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his In tention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the KegisU'r and Receiver IT. H. Land Ottice at Vancouver, Wash, on Wednesday, November. Mil, vis: KNI T 8. KNUTSOX, of White Slulmon P. O., Washington, who made H. K. No. M.1S0, for tlie west half of northwest quarter tk section 10, and east half of northeast quarter of sei-Uon 0, township I north, ranre id east, W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, vis: Emanuel Iwtrsen, John Nelson, Ole Tlnol andtiilbrrt Knulsuo, all of White baliuon P.O., Wavhini-ton. sTiil W. R. Kt'NBAR, Register. Harness M Slop. The place to set your harness supplies and repair work fame rs at Hnilt's old stand, cor ner Third and Wale stmt. All parts of har ness funiistii-d and rejOr work done on short notice. Also, all kinds of ste repalrtiif; sat iafacLsrily done at reasonable prices. au C WF.LDH. dozen different patterns per yd 5c Heavy quality Outing Flannel, worth the price. . . per yd 10c Uress Goods for children s school dresses, pretty patterns ic Skirts, black Brilliantine, raised figure patterns, very dressy $2.00 Velveteen Skirt Binding, the good, durable kind . . . per yd 5c Nordic Brush Binding, wears well per yd 8c . per yd colors. . . per yd Mercerized Sateen very just latest cut, Ball Pearl Buttons, a . fine garment at a little price 98c. WITH LITTLE PRICES. Corner EXTRAORDINARY. Sheriffs Sale. In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Wasco County. Almedn H. Ita-rett, plaintiff, vs. Hiirrle O. Wyatt, Hattie Wyiui, W. K. Winans, John Iceland Henderson, Hubert ltand and H. K. i-'ewel. defendants. By virtue of an execution, decree and order of sale duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the HinU- of i iregou lor the county of Wasco, to ine d inn-ted and dated the 12th day of tepleintier, isul, upon a de cree of foreclosure of two certain moi'tapi-M and Judgment rendered snd entered in said Court on the 12th day of September ltml, in the above entitled cause, in fiivnr of the plaintiff and against the defVndHiits, Harrie O. Wyatt and Hattie Wyatt, us jinlL'tiieiit debtors In the sum of STiir.T.i, w ith Interest on oM."d thereof from the 12th day of September, isul,at the rate of :en per ieni iK-rttnntmi.atid Interest on the sum of jM.(K) thereof as attorney's fees at six per cent )ier annum from said date; and the further sum of 817.17, costs, and the further sum ol SU. I t, with in terest at ten percent per annum lnun Septem ber 12, IHUl,onU.h and on glo.iiu tliereol at the rate of six per cent per annum, and the costs of and upon this writ, and commaudim; me to make sale of the real proerly embraced in such decree of foreclosure ami herentalu-r de scribed. I will, on the 21st day of Octots-.r. Urnl, at the hour of 10 o'chs-k In the foreiHsm of said dav, and at the front door of thet'oiuity Court House In Dalles City, in Wasi-o county, Oregon, sell at public auction to thelughest bidder, tor cash In hand, all Hie right, title and Interest which the defendants. Harris O. Wyatt and Hattie Wyatt, or eillier of lliein, had on the I2th day of Aut'ii-t, lw, the date of the mortgage foreclosed herein, or which such defendants or airy of Hie defendants herein have sinm acquired or now have In and to the following UeM-riUil real proert.v situate aud being in Wasco county, Oregon, to wit: I lie southwest quarter of eetion twenty-lour I2n of township one ill north, range nine (9) east of the Willamette Merid ian, or so much of said properly a will sat isfy said Judgment and decree with cts-ta and an-rulng ousts. Siaid pnqs-rty will be sold subject to confirmation and redemption, as bv law provided. "listed at The liles,Ore-:on. thi i-'th day of September, lwil. K.'lU-.KT KM.I.Y. saiolS KherffT Wai-o Count .Oregon. . home nursery, II. S. tl A LI -It JAN. l'nipr. Mas good assrtiiient of the leadini v.i rtellesof Applet, arown on WIH'I.K l!iaT. that are second bi none gn. u id the Nortu- AH Stock Guaranteed. lit Visiter Is coming, but BOXE & McDOSALD.are here first with, a stock of Mmm, Sifts, BMets, GomTorts. &c, t We have on the road to arrive a fine stock of SCHOOL SHOES, and the largest stock of French Flannels and Waistings ever shown in Hood River. Come and see them bofore buying. ..- yv'iywytpr:. . s.'ji 2s sH sw MIS rnoDFrt STYLE THEY 11 Goodyear W Welt V WITH INVI! h Conn S jr Manufactured pmtr &7S 1 Sa V . . i H..3iu&&s.ui oiauc ITU sr. paul. irsnn. m FOR SALE BY bong &, 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, Call on Clarke. The Glacier Pharmacy HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Prescriptions a Specialty. Sr Agent for the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS FURNITURE FITNKKAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. S. E. BARTMESS. FOE PRATHER & BARNES The Reliable Real Estate Agents. TOWN PROPERTY. 1. Twolotf, 50x100, foiiia State st: centrally located ; price $700. 2. Two corner lota in Waucoma; lots 50x11X1; -one lot facing Oak st, one lot facing River st ; good dwelling house on one lot, rents for f 7 a month : price f'JOO. H. joiir lots' in Hood River oroner. 3 blocks from depot ; lots are level ; 2 are corner lots ami 2 inside lots; price IflKK). 4. Due lot in liians addition, n0-2-), good building lot; price (UK). 0. (2 100 oil N cond Kt, good buMditii; and also good busiiuiKS corner; !f2.HH). (). lSxlK feet faring on Second st, good COUNTRY a. 40 acres, house, orchard 500 trees; small vineyard ; $ acres in alfalfa; plenty ot water; ;t mile of town; $1,200. . 20 acres, all clear, fine apple land ; 6 miles south of town ; price $1,200. c, (ioml 8 room house, 20 acres land. 10 acres in fruit, 10 acres wood land; goml spring; 3 miles southwest of town; price $2,000. it. l.iSj acres, all under cultivation; ilciitv of fruit, good water, house and improvements; $l,0lK). e. 100 acres, 8 miles south of town; imrtlv under cultivation ; spring water; good apple or grass land ; good range for stock ; price 4,000. f. 1-ine house and 10 acre orchard, 8 miles from town ; $2,500. e. Ciood (I room house, 80 acres land. free water for irrigation, 450 trees, 8 acres in clover, 3 miles from tow n ; price $3,(KK). h. House and 40 ncres; 000 trees; two good springs; 1 V' mile from town ; $2,200. t. Hotisfi ami (.' acres, all in fruit; near Belmont; price $1050. l. lO'o acres, partly cleared, 3 miles south on main road ; price $90 jier acre. k. 80 acres on the East Side, adioin- ng E. L. Smith's 30 acre orchard ; price $2,500. This is a bargain. Timber .and, Act June 3, 1878.1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. lT. . Land Office. The IMIIcs. Ornron. Auk. ft. 1IH. Notice is hereby Klven that In ooiu- plliitice with the provisions of the set of con- gi-e of June s, !,, eiitmea -ah act ror tne sale of timber lands in the stales of California, ireiron. Nevada and w ihiiiKUm territory. as exteiidi-il to all the public land h laics by act of August 4, 1WI2, EMMA K. RONNKY Of T.vkIi Valley, county of Wasm, state of Ore on, lias ou ,Mny ai, iwi.nieo in inisonice ner .worn Ktaieiiieiii N o. 1M, for t lie purchase of the miilliwest U southwest and southwest rihwcMt v.ofM-ction o, 5 in UwiiKliipo.i norili. raiure No. V east, W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land soiuni is more valuable tor Its timber or stone tean for agri cultural puriMves, and to establish her claim to sum land ueiore me nt-Kisier situ Receiver f Una office at The Iialles, iregon, on Moo ny, the frlh day of October, 1IJ1. she iiHines as witnesses; t'iyde Bonney of Hood kiver, Oregon; A. A. Mouney of Tyxn Vallev. Oreiton; Kd. Maya and Joseph Mays of HiskI Kiver, On-ipm. ny and all iiersons claiming adversely tne hote-derfcrttNMl lauds are reouested to Hie neir claims lu this office, on or before said ih day ot October luil. sikftS J.H f. J.l lis KeglsMT. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. ljnd Office at The Dalles. Oregon. Kept. , Nil. Notice Is hereby Riven that Ibe follow-inir-iiainttl Met tier has tiled not ie of hlsinteu ti.m to iniae final pns.f in snpiurt ot liis claim, and that said proof will be uiaiie bctote i itirice T. t'railier, L'. . OoiniuJs .loner, at Ho-hI liiver, orejeon, on Friday, N,.enil-r 1. 11. viJK llolurK S. KK'HMOSD, of Mt. Hm-t. oievon. It. K. So. j.i. Ur the s-Mith Jsiitliwet 4 and south ' southea-t i4 w-liin.',.Iowni,iiip 1 -MHltti, rneloejtst.w.x. ile n:)H-s the toiii.wiaic w llnews to pr, tiimcoitiinuoiip nsi.lMice upon and eniUa ti. n of nai l land, vix: W. V, . h on j.-mi.-s N". Kniuht.Fptl Knnd wi and ' teore I'ers a. I H 'i. ft h1,h lit J.W i . i !"i r. i LATEST for WOMEN. ft 50 SUPERIOR QUALITY FIT THE FEET SiSSS Equal to any $5 Shoe on the Market yyjv'. L ATFST 3 If your dultr 4om " kiwp them, tnafat on liim rwttlne tor you. ti eirry wmb wmucs irout iouiu bvii aizea. k f C. 60TZIAN k CO., Prop'r. Mcdonald. PAINTS. The young man loves the young woman ; That's his business. The young woman loves the young man j That's her business. The. young man and young woman get married; That's the preacher's business. They will need furniture, carpets, wall paper and building material ; That's mv business. S-A-HiE BY- building, rents for $8 a month ; ifiiOO. 7. House and 2 lots facing River and Fourth sts; good location; price $1,000. 8. House and lot facing on Oak st; a good business lot; $1,000, all cash; 9. Three fine dwelling lots east of school house ; fine view ; price $175. 10. Corner lot, SOvlOO. corner River and Bouncy nts; price $250. 11. Two good lots in Parkhnrst, $200. 12 -Two fine lots in r.tirrt-tt-Si tiia ad dition ; fine view of the river; $200. 1:1. (iiiud new house, 7 rooms, and two lots in Blowers addition ; price $1,000. PROPERTY. 1. 40 acres, two Jiotises, good barn ; 1,300 apple trees of choice varieties, only 3s miles out; price $0,000. m. 110 acres uncleared, $1,000 worth of oak timbnr; in the apple district ; price $1,000 cash. n. 50 acres uncleared, 0 miles out; price $12.50 per acre. o. 200 acre ranch, large house, plenty of water, large orchard, good hay land, will cut 100 tons of hay ; good range for stock ; price $1,500. p. 20 acres fine apple land, 7 miles from town : $800. q. 80 acres, 500 trees in bearing, only two miles from town on the East Side; price $40 per acre. r. ltt) acres, 11 miles from town, mile from school ; 40 acres under culti vation ; large orchard ; $35 per acre. 8. 60 acres improved land, 1300 trees; 40 inches free water; good house, large barn ; near town ; $5,200. t. 80 acres in Crapper district, partly nnder cultivation ; $2,000. u. W SV H SE M sec B, tp 2 N, R 10 E; unimproved; fenced two sides; can get water on land ; $12.50 per acre. We also have a number of farms in Klickitat Co., Wash., for sale. Call and see ua and get prices on fruit and stock ranches. SherilTs Sale. In the Circuit Court orthe wtuie of Oregon for Wmco Ciunty. Almeda H. Barrett. plutntitT, vn. Oarwln Bradley, Minnie Hradley. Wilwtn K. Winann mid John Ijeland HendHraon, dMendnntM. By virtue of an execution, decree and order of nale, dui Itwued out of and under the Heal of t he Ci ptu i t Vuurt of the slate oft ire on fort tie comity of WaMo,to medirected and dated the lith day of iSepteiiibHr, upon a dwree for the forec)oure Tf ft certain mortgage, and Judgment rendered and enured In Wild Court on the 12th day of Heptfinbvr, iHul, In tte above entitled cause, In favor of the nlaiiitifT and against the defendant Darwin Bntdley and Minnie Hradiey, as Judgment debtor In the sum of five hundred and ntnety-aeven and 75-KWtMC.;6, dollari., with tnterewt on ;i.75 threoi from the 12ih day of Mepumber, VMl, at the rale of ten percent per annum, and In tereat on the sum of Buy lour ti.U0) doltani thereof as attorney ' fee, at Hi x iter cent perannnm fnin said date, and the fur ther mm tit neventeen and l.-Utu $17.1,') do. larx, ctiHtit, and the coaut of and upon tniti writ, and citinmandlntc me to make mile of thereat pmperty emhrwed In such decree of foreclofiire and hereinaller deaenhed, 1 will, on the'stlHi day of tk'toher, ittUl.at the hour of lOo'ehM'li In the forenoon of aaid dtty, and at the frtint dour of the County Court tiuuie, In iNtiiPN City, Whn county, Oregon. mH Mt fubilc auction to the hiUt( hiUlrr fur canh n hand, all the right, llile and tntrewt which the dcfeudanU, hurwtti Bradley and Minnie Bradley, or either of them had on the 12th day of AORUftt, l the date of the tuortzHge fore clmed herein, or which uch dcfi-ndHnta or any of the dcfcndanui herein haven nee an- 3uirei1 or uow have in and to the following escribed real property, ituatf and being In aaro eo-iiaty, CMvgim, Uvwti: Ihewtuth half of the tMKoajtt quarter and the oulh hnif tt the ouihweit quarter of action twenty-five i .in of townphiu one U) north, range nine eaitof the Willamette Meridian, or much of laid pnieny an will awliofy htid judgment aud d'ree, with rou and accruing coia. iaid pr!erty will oe wold aubfect to con flrmttiin an l ieteinpt)on rut by lw provided. lutsiai The laii, irgiMi,iiiin Uih day tf Heptembt-r, mi. HoBr.Hf KfcbLY. HiH-iitT Wa-o louot, urg'n.