soi !&ver Slacier.
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1904.
The Wasco county democratic prima
ries will be held next Saturday, April 9,
and the county convention April 1(1.
Every democrat in Hood River ahould
attend the primaries, a they cannot
hope for reinforcement! from the repub
licans, and they will need the assistance
of all of the faithful in Hood River to
elect delegate to the county conven
tion. Democrat are greatly iu the mi
nority in Wasco county, and have been
for yean, but the party has held and
till holdi some of the moat important
county offices. The democratic party is
also in the minority in the state, but
Oregon has democratic governor. Lit
tle things, even as small as. the demo-e-atic
vote of Hood River, are sometimes
not to be despised.
For the benefit of its White Salmon
readers the Glacier made inquiry of II.
C. Phillips, register of the United States
land office at Vancouver, concerning the
extent of the Northern Pacific overlap
land grant, whether or not they affected
any property in Klickitat county. Mr.
Phillips kindly replied by inclosing copy
of a map showing the territory em
braced in the overlap of the Northern
Pacific railway company. As was stated
last week, the only counties affected
are Lewis, Clark and a very small por
tion of Western Skamania. The people
of White Salmon may rest assured the
"overlap" does not affect their titles.
Malcolm A. Moody will go to the
district convention with a majority nt
the Eastern Oregon delegates demand
ing that he be named for congress from
the second district. It remains to be
iseij whether Multnomah county will
tand true to the principle tbat Eastern
Oregon shall select her congressman.
Down In the First district Young
Harris Is making; a brilliant fight for
the congressional nomination. Oregon
couldn't send two abler men to Wash
Ington than Malcolm A. Moody and
Lawrence T, Harris,
Let Multnomah
of Mr. FurnlHh.
remember the fate
They Take a Fall Out of Bro. Harlan.
White Kalmon, April 4. Saturday
aiiernoon tne mute Kalmon primaries
became a part of our local his
tory. 1'elegates to the countv con
vention to be held at Ooldendale, April
v, were cuosen oy tne loiiowing vote:
H CI Cook
J H Kgan
Frank (Jrosbong,.
T Wyers, r
Thomas Harlan..
v it Mixtra..
Scattering
Total vote cunt
The ticket favorable to J, P. Egan'a
cantunacy lor tne omce oi county com'
missioner was overwhelmingly elected
The slight variation In the vote for the
four delegates elected i accounted for
by very slight accidents; for instance,
some one voteu uiark instead of Conk
but the captain didn't need it. White
Salmon has no Clark, If some good
man of that name will locate here the
vote will be hrre for him on hi arrival.
Then three voters got T. Wyers. sr.
and T. Wyers, Jr., jumbled up, and
Uncle Tunis is shy three votes intended
for him, but with a great plenty to
spare. One gallant voter tossed his
vote as a boqutit to one of our White
Salmon matrons who if legally qualified
would in every other respect have been
a credit to the delegation.
Editor Harlan and 0. D. Moore have
constituted the opposition to Mr. Egan
and about all there was of it, as the vote
indicates. The editor started out as a
populist of the malignant kind. Then
he sidled up to socialism and says yet
that theoretically it is divine "just
lovely" -but isn't yet practical (for
newspaper with land olllce printing to
do), then he declared himself fearlessly
independent; next he declared that in
connection with hi practice in the su
preme court of the United States he
would find a few moments if possible to
. oovoie to president itooaevelt, ttius as
suring the latter' election next fall.
Then we find him denouncing "The
Uoulendale Ring," and warning voters
against all men in authority. He gave
nt names at all and felt that it would fit
anybody and nobody equally well, and
it sounded vigorous, well, "sumpin'
drapped" and Thomas wont to Uolden-
dale, snuggled down into the political
basket of the men he had denounced
the men who had decided to walk him
Spanish out of the land ofllee patronage,
and on returning iinme he advised all
voters to support Mr. Diamond for
countv commissioner, niter having prom
ised Mr. Kgan hi support. Head thia:
UHWRITTKH LAW,
Tba unwritten law of conventions la that If
a man in omce inowa Honesty and efllclency,
in ine service wnion ne la giving mat a seo
nnd nomination belongs to him If he want
IU Never a breath of suspicion attached
to either Mr. Coale or Mr. Dymond, Iu their
. omciai wora.
WhlteHalmon.a place of public Importance,
haa not had It share of public attention. This
la no person 'a fault In fact It la not a fault, It
is a ciroumsiaiica, aim it cams aa tnougn we
would have to wall for a change of circum
stance before we can enjoy any substantial
political advantages.
If we cannot secure caitnty commissioner;
this time It will not be because we have not
i candidate eminently nu en for It but aa a
iim'ler of nubile luatloe to the nraaant Incum.
bent If he has a desire to ruu agalu. Enter.
priae, mar. in, iwt.
The "circumstances " referred to are
not known to this community, and if
Mr. Harlan means his own surrender at
Ooldendale, that in no way affects any
one except nimseii. ins promise to
serve his captors does not concern us.
Vola against the ring candidates at the prl
martea for delegates to thecounty convention.
They will cleau us out, If we doot clean them
out. Enterprise, tuar. xo, iwn.
Editor Harlan didn't attend the pri
manes, tie remarked that it was no
use. the ring would run it. no's the
ring, Bro. Harlan, the Oil or the 3 who
. voted anti-Egan? Has lute Salmon
voted unanimously for "ring" rule, or
did your side win without giving you
more man votes aner you naa Dogged
to be sent as a delegate? Let the people
know in your next issue, u you are i
manly man, who constitute th- "Uol
deudale ring." Name' them or .admit
that you have no moral courage. You
say they are scalawags, now tell us who
they Bre. Have they offices? What
offices? You threw Mr. Egan down to
save yourself, and crawled into some
body' political basket. This communi
ty has refused to let you go as a dele
gate because In attacking our own oiti
sens you have uttered falsehoods and
did not have the moral courage to ad
mit that your charge was libelous when
the facts were before you, and in attack
ing citizens of Ooldendale you lacked
moral courage to give a single name or
any means of identification, and then
after surrendering to those same men
you return to this community to ask
that you be sent as a delegate to a coun
ty convention. Saturday's vote was
your answer 8 votes out of 081
An effort was made to inject issues in-
to the primaries that didn't belong there
and it had iu effect. An active sop-
porter of outside candidates and outside
Interests tried to msk the cost office an
issue and sconred the hills and valleys
oaca oi uk. una raui Revere of Kevo
lutionary day his horse was flecked
with foam. He talked "forninst"
Eiian, and on national issues be be
sought the honest farmer to droD the
plow in the field and flv to the town to
save the country from Egan and Wolf
ard and everybody else except Editor
uartaii. vv ell. they drotiued their tilow
shares, put their cuitans in the stables,
witn the harness on, and came to town
and every mother's son of them voted
for the t.gan delegates.
l. U. Moore, the local Dolitical iockev
for Mr. Diamond, received 3 votes
as a delegate. Mr. Diamond it is un
derstood is a worthy citizen. If Mr.
Diamond is as wise as he is virtuous,
be will realise the feelings of the man
who said, "I can take care of my ene
mies, but mar a kind overrul'mr Provi
dence deliver me from my friends!"
1 lie .ntcrrrlsetavs "a second nomina
tion belongs to Mr. Diamond, if he
wants it." Is that the remiblicaniam
of Lincoln? What office belongs to any
man? No. Bro. Harlan, vou are certain
ly off your trolley. That's a measly
reason for deserting your home candi
date. Thia community ha ex Dressed
itself to the contrary, and vou are left
astride of a rock amidatream. You can
appreciate the old verae:
Twaa ever thus from boyhood's hour,
I've Been my foadest hopes expire.
I f a'er 1 hut a piece of bread
Particularly long and wide
'Twas aura to fallupon the fiooi
Aod alwaya oo the buttered aide.
SEYMOUR W. CONDON.
Married.
In The Del lee. AnrllS. HUM. William Vniiar
and Miaa Llule qnlnn, botb ot Fine Grove,
Hood Hlver.
Born.
In Hood River. March V lura Ln M .nrt
Mrs. L. K. Htnltb, a It)-pound sou.
Card of Thanks.
Arnold and Arthur Podd wish In thank the
Odd Kellowa' lodge and the Foresters of
America fur their many kindnesses during
lhaslcknasa and death of their brother Fan I,
who died In 1'ortlend March 17. The parenia
of the young man, who reside In Michigan,
also extend their thanke to these lodge.
The ladlea of Belmont church deelra to
thank Major Booth for hla klndneaa In allow
Ing them the use ol hla intra oo their aala day,
the lady elerka and those who ao generously
patronised the aUireon that day.
Church Notices,
Unitarian. Corner Htate street and Park
avenue; W.U. Kllot, Jr., minister In charge.
Hnnday school at 10:80, Hervloe at 11 a. in.
Hev. W. K. Hmall of the Unlveraallsl cburch,
Portland, will preach. All welcome.
Lutheran. Hervloe next Hnnday, April 10,
atHolman'a hall, 11a.m. All not worship
ing elsewhere are eordlally invited. Cate
chetical Instruction neit Haturday morning
an uiv auvviii. unurcn. u. j. jtotu, pallor.
Congregational. Rev. J. I,. Hershner. naa
tor, Preaching services will be conducted
next Holiday at II a. m. and I p. in. Good
music will ne rendered tiv the choir at both
morning and evening services. Topics of ser
mons will lie: At morning service, "The char
acter or ennst:" at evening aervloa, "The mis
sion or Light." The public, especially stran
gcra, are Invited to attend. ttunday school at
iu a. hi. u. a. meeting at i p. m.
Catholic Rev. Rather flemarala nf The
Dalles will hold services at the residence of
mra. jonn Motir, nasi aids, Sunday, April it),
law, ai. ,u;iv.
Kplsoopal.-Rev. 0. A. Lake will preach at
II and at 6 o'clock. Holy communion and
oapusin at morning service,
Christian Tabernacle. - Hnnday school in
Carmlchaera hall at 'l:U p. ni. A. B, Cash,
euptiriuu-iiueill.
Methodist Preaching at II a. m. and 7 n.m.
W. 0. Kvnns, piniuir. Hahbath school at 10
a. in. r-pwortn Lougiie at :U0 p. m.
vauey cnriaiian.-Preschlng at 11 a. re.
lopio, "Hassuti and Meelbah." Y. P. H. C. B.
media at 7 p. m. Preaching at I. Toplo, "The
Redemption of Man." If you want a good
ervioe, iry ui gwgooa out or lb A. A. Beery
pastor.
United Brethren.-Hunday school at 10 a.m.
Hermon by paatur at II a. ni. and at 7:80 p. in.
Junior at a p. ni, HenlorC. U. at 7 p. m. Pray
er and praise meeting Wednesday evening at
7:H0. Hneclal evansullstlo services at the Kim.
Cay and Wedneaduy evening meetings. All
Invited: A S)eclal Invitation to the newooui
era In our midst. U. V. Hhatt'ur, pastor.
WANfM) KAITHKUL PKRHON TOTRA
vel for well established bonne In a few coun
ties, calling oo retail merchants and agenta.
local territory. Halary S-Jtl per wi-ck with ex-
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tba Htate of Oregon
for Wasco County.
Frank Puvenimrt, plaintiff, vs. Prank 0.
Wilson, defendant.
To Krank C. Wilson, the defendant above
named:
You are hereby required to appearand an
swer the complaint died against you In tie
above entitled suit In the above-named court
on or before the aspiration of six weeks from
the dale of tha Hrst publication of this summons-,
and you are hrrehy noUHed that If you
fall to so appear and answer the said com
plaint that Judgment snd decree will be taken
against you Air the relief prayed Air In aald
complaint, to wit: Judgment for the sum of
fM, with Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from October, W00, and Air
the further sum of SM aa attorney'a fees In
this suit, and Air the coats and disbursements
oi tins sun. snu a decree nmiciosing the mort
gage mentioned In said complaint, and di
recting that the real premises therein men.
tlonea he sold on execution, and that the pro
ceeds of such sale be applied In payment of
theoosts and exienses of such sale and of this
suit, and tu the satisfaction of such sum aa
may be round due the plaintiff In thlaault, In
cluding the aald attorney's A and J6.so paid
by plaintiff fur tains ou aald mortgaged
premises.
This summons Is served by publication for
six consecutive weeks Iu the Hood Klver
Ulitcler, a newspaper of general circulation
published In said Wasco county, pursuant to
an order directing audi publication, made by
lion, W. U Uradshaw, Judge of the above
named court, which said order Is dated on
the 2Mb day of March, ltSM, and the date of
the nrst publication hereof Is April 7, lUWt.
a7mia A.A.JAYNK, Attyfor Plaintiff.
Look at This
List.
1. 6 acre Just oubiltls city limits; all
fenced and under the plow . , . .$1.2fi0
2. 70 acres mile from town; will lie
sold entire or tn small lola. Term to
suit purchaser. Nearly all undor cul
tlvatlou; trrles and meadow.
3. 40 acres, 1 uilles from city IIhiIIh;
apples, peara and meadow; apple or
chard in full bearhiK;2tf acres of pear
uore is mils or rrun; new a-room
house with bath and pantry and
lure attic floored, could be finished
Into bed mollis. An Ideal summer
hotel.
4. Two 10-acre tracts berry land 3 miles
from town, on main road; fenced and
under cultivation, price IIXH) per aore.
S. ML' acre 1 mile from town, nearly all
In berries. One of the beat buys In
the valley and Is tillered cheap for a
snort tune.
6. 40 acres 4 miles nut; all under culti
vation; eotislellng of apples, berries
and clover 16,000
7. 130 acres 3 miles nut; no Improve
ments; will I sold cheap; is in the
famous apple belt, nil under liono's
ditch. Investers will do well to look
this up.
8. 40acrea4 miles out; all In clover;
under Bone's dilch; plenty of water.
III pay hlf per cent of purchase
price tnia year.
House and 2 lots on the hill,
10. ilouae and 4 lots near school house
11. 280 acres at Trout Lake. Fine hay
anu siock. rarm.
12. 20 acres In Willow Flat; ground
ready for treea; small house.
IS. 65 acres 4 miles from town; Sue or
chard and lanre new house.
Several desirable residence lots: ilso.
house and 2 lots In a desirable location.
For further Information, see
W. J. BAKER,
Hood River, Oregon.
Men's Gloves
AVe have the largent and best w;lected stock of Men's and Boys' Gloves .
in town. All the good things at less money than you can buy the trash.
Men's Clothing
We now have a line of Men's Clothing. It is not the largest line in town
but at the prices we are going to sell them at and the quality and style of
the goods will make them ready sellers. We are satisfied this .department
will grow and soon become one of our leading departments.
Boys' Clothing
In our Boys' Clothing department we have a line of Boys' Suits that are
well made from this season's latest fabrics not too light nor too heavy
just right. Our price per suit, $1.50.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
In our line of Ladies' Shirt Waists this season we have a much nicer line
than ever before. Iirices never trtre so low, regardless of 15c cotton.
Muslin Underwear
Our line of Ladies' and Misses Muslin Underwear is full and complete, em
bracing all that is desirable in Corset Covers, Skirts, Drawers, Gowns, etc.
penses additional, all payable In casb each
week. Money for cinemas advanced. Posi
tion permanent. Buslneaa Buoccanful and
rushing. Manufacturera and Wholesalers.
liept. 1, third floor, Hm Dearhtirn Ht.. Chlcairo.
Indian Eve Medicine.
Made of roots only. Will cure diseases of
the eve In a abort time and at small oust. It
cured the eye of MlasTurslebMey, Mrs.Hum-
phrey, Mra. Mary (Jarstena and Mrs. M, K.
Miller, frlne ZSo a bottle. Hold by Mrs. K.
('aratena, southeast corner ball ground, Hood
River, Or. ; n'JH
8 Acres for Sale.
Hli acres set to strawberries, balance In clo
ver: fruit for family use; S-room house, barn
and other Improvements. miles from town
on Helinoot road, in best part of strawberry
section. L. J. MULKINH.
Lost.
Tuesday night at opera house, round, gold
locket, containing stamp photos of four girla.
Kinder will please return to this olllce or to
B. K. Bradley. a7
For Sale.
One Jersey oow and calf and 4 big work
horses.
a7
o. is. ii Anvil,, i ,
Lost.
A brown double-faced shawl on road be
tween ldlewllde cemetery and J. L. Carter's
by way of Tucker's. Kinder please leave al
Braggra store and oblige Mrs. C. P. Dakln.
Strawberry Plants.
rst-class strawberry plants tor sale at f 1.5
First-class
per 1,000.
M. 11. NiUMUJHf.N, iieimont.
Lewis Poultry Yards.
Kgga from heavy laying Black Minorca, fl
per 16, or 1.M per Ml.
Jyl " R A 1.111 B. I.KWIB, Belmont.
Shoemaker P. Rocks.
I have thoroughbred Plymouth Rock chick
ens direct from Hhoemaker farm In Illinois.
eggs for sate at si.mi per setting i IK,
aJS U. 1). MOKliAN, Mosler, Or.
Fine Horse for Sale.
Norman stallion, 4 years old May lift. Per
fectly gentle. Weight MOD. I'r'.oe 1.100. A
splendid animal. For sale by
aat KOHT. KR1KND, Mosler, Or.
Fruit Dryer for Sale.
Capacity 10 tons fruit a day. In a fine fruit
country. Hood plwe to start cannery In con
nection. Will sell at reasonable price.
miS P. HKNN1NUHKN, Mosler, Or.
Notice.
All outstanding warrants held agslnst
Hchool District No. 8 should be presented at
once. Interest will stop after this date, April
7, USX. a7 0. E. HKMMAN, Clerk.
Bridle Lost.
Prom Mount Hood mall wagon, on March
iH, between the Kashlon Htable snd post olltce.
Return to Kashlon suable and receive reward.
200,000 Strawberry
Planta Air sale at 11.(10 per KMX) on my ranch fi
miles louth of Hood Klver, East Bide. All
planta grown on new stalk.
a M. L. THORN.
Dr. M. A.
JONES
DENTIST
Oftloe In Lao-
Notice.
Notice la hereby given that the enrvey of
uiwiinuipo iiorviioi range a east oi Willamette
mertuian naa oeen accepted ny thellonomlile
Commissioner of the General tand Olllce;
that the plat if aald township will bellied In
the United Wales l,and Oltli-e at Vancouver,
Washington, on May its, lt(: and that on and
ener said dale the Keglsterand Receiver will
be prepared to receive applications for the
entry oi lanna emtiracea in said township.
rroin qualified applicants, who have a prefer
ence right, tvv settlement made nrlor to lie.
cemberif7, 1WU, the date of the withdrawal of
aula towuslilp, included In a proposed forest
reserve. it. u. I H ILLUU,
Register IT. H. tand Ottlce, Vanoouver, Wash
irieu marcu x, iwit,
For Sale.
My residence on (Sherman avenue; S-ronm
nottue with tiatli; lot lOUxlW Met. l'rlce tl.tm.
Hrlck building- and lot occupied bv H. 11.
uragg A Co. and post ottli-e, H,ii. Address
ni3l
II 1.. N. lUAIWKltH,
U. B. Marshal's office, Portland. Or,
Public Sale
At my ranch at Hlngen, Wash., on Thnraday,
April 2S, MM, and continuing from day today
mini eaie ia mnipieicu, rouowing peraonal
proic'iy, mwm
12 head of horses and colts; 1 heavy akoln
wagon, 1 covered hack, 1 Racine 8 seated
hack, bnggtea, mowers, 1 Osborne Hay
Raka, 1 Keystone grain drill, 1 li-disc Key
stone hsrmw and seeder, 2 cultivators, 1 8-
norse power, power laca, l cutting boi, 1
cider mill; 1 portable blacksmith forge; 1 flour
chest; 14 kegs nails; I lot of fruit crates; the
following dairy Implements: 1 OelJivelle sen.
arauirs; 3 butter workers; 1 churn; S doaen
muter iuds: I Hancock but r tester with
acids; butter mnulils. milk cans etc; 1 Light
ling hay press: t seu double hsmess: I rond
scraier; Jhaylrks; (linen butter boxes; 1
coauoviierB aim lanitis, ana a large quantity
of hinn snd bousehohi gimds too numerous lb
be specified.
ivrmaoi Haie-atims under ., cash; over
hat amount, one vear's time at S iwir cent.
with note with approved security.
neirvaiiiueuie oo tne grounus.
. , A. R. UYRKKTT.
R. Adsms, Auctioneer,
MOUNTAIN
Health, Resort
For sale. Irge new building tinder const ruc
tion. Central radiation point for Mt. Hood,
IrfMt take, trout Ashing and hnnting grounds
Will attract lanre natronaire from iWilh,i
and 1IMI fttlr. Mee or write W. R. Wlnans on
the premises or at Hood River. Or. I'hone 971.
Also, choice fruit lands, large or small tract.
GET THF BEST
t
While it Lasts.
I have mr sale large and small tracts lm.
proved and unlmnroved. t&an acre nn AU,
gisid business propositions. lean kicatesome
gixd boniestenls. Mee me In town or at the
falls of Hood river. W.R.WIN AN8, phone 971,
10 Acres for Sale.
I am offering for sale my 10 acres, well lm-
Braved, S miles south of town, on the Mount
ood road, For particulars, calUt my place.
amr r. k. hailh.
Dry Slab Wood
For aale; 13.50 a cord, delivered, If taken at
once. DAVKNPOHT BHOH. LHn CO.
40 Acres for Sale.
Two miles from White Kalmon Y. O. on
county rosd;i In cultivat ion, seeded to clover,
wheat and barley; 4110 bearing fruit trees: wa
ter plenty; gooa nouse ana narn. rnce sahuu.
ail l'ETEH OlttXUUNG.
Horse for Sale.
Mare years old: weight abnnt l.ano.
al V. C. HTOUT. Belmont.
For Rent.
I will rent my garden pstcb In town for the
season of 1V04; cauh rent or on shares. Call on
meat my residence, comer River and Irving
streets. a21 H. J, BYRKETT.
For Sale.
At Llttls White Htnre: 1 M.-versSnrav Pnmp.
complete and ready for work; 1 California
1)1 so Cut Away, Al for orchard cultivation;
1 M-lnch Plow: 1 Hubaoll Plow: 1 Double Hhov-
el Plow; 1 band cultivator. Prices are right
on an mese articles,
Bicycle for Sale.
Brand new coaster brake Rambler; cost H0;
sin sen ior ssi. hai iffitibba,
m81 R. P. D. No. 2.
Team for Sale.
Good well broke team, buggy and harness
for stile. Prices very reasonable. Inquire at
uiacier omce.
80 Acres
For tale. 50 the best of apple land; 8 aet to
the best commercial varieties: 4 about readv
to set; remainder very easily cleared; two
springs, with aufllcient water to Irrigate Ave
acres ot sirawnernes; new cottage nouse. barn
and other outbuildings. Price ttl.iKU cash.
Call on or address owner on premises, 4 miles
out on Kast Hide. This land lssltuatd In the
famous apple belt or Hood Klver.
a'Jl L. A. I1KIIM AN, R. K. D. No. 1
Top Grafting:.
To all whom It may concern: The under
signed did a lot of top grafting for Hood Klver
orcbardtsls last spring. If any of his work
was not satisfactory, he asks I lint he be notl-
River.
and he will make It satisfactory. Or If any
one wishes any work done In hla line, to no
tify Dim in tne same way.
aT .1. w. KIRKWfWin
Orcbardlstsof Hood River are perfectly sat
isfied with the work and bope Mr. Klrkwood
win Tviiinui wini tin.
Get Your Easter Hat.
Of Mme. Abbott, on Hood River Heights, where
she has an elaborate display of the latest designs
brought direct from Eastern wholesalers. Come
and look over my new stock.
Mme ABBOTT.
PIT
Lots of Fun
FLINCH
Everybody Plays It
PANIC
Best Ever
TRIX
Something New
Get them at
WI
CHASE,
Sanborn's
HEALTH T
BZGJU-D&f' vyr END
ISrW THE'
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R. B. BRAGG & CO.
FAIR
Bronze Turkey Eggs.
For hatching. 10 for 1.0t). For sale by Mr
A. J. Emerson, Hlpnia place, R. F. I). No.
Cow for Sale.
A No. 1 cow. Inquire of Mrs. Owen, on the
old warren rorm at r ransuin. an
FIR STOVE WOOD
For Bale. Inqulie at the livery stables. m24,
Milk.
Any quantity. Leave orders at Carrier'
eataurant or call on D. J. Trelber. mH
480 Acres Timber.
15.000.00l to 18.00n.0DO feet atumpaRe, r
Davenport'a new mill site. Ug flume al
ready built through tract Price 6,uu0 cash
Lock box 3fi7, Hood Klver, Or.
Hay for Sale.
alt B. F. HHOKMAKKR.
9. nr 3 Prfish finws
For aale at Riverside Farm, 8 miles west of
uiwu. Biioriuorus auu jeroevn.
a7 J. W. MORTON.
For Sale.
A 200-egg Incubator and brooder.
a7 V. WINCH ELL.
House to Rent.
Apply to t& Q. D. WOODWORTH.
Clover Hay for Sale.
First class, 3 miles Irom town on Mount
Hood road. Inquire FRED H AILEY,
a7 B. F. D.No.l,
Cow for Sale.
Fresh, three-quartera Jersey; 4 years old,
privet). AJNo. icow. J.c. BOUtiM,
a7 It. F. 1). No. 1.
Seed Potatoes.
Early Rosa. For sale at Sl.00 a sack deliv
ered anywhere In town, or at my place st Hel
mnnt. a7 nnunu rMra.
Notice.
All who are delinquent on Block of Farmers'
irrigating ( o. niarcn in, l'.n, win oecnurgea
interest at tne rate oi iu per cent per annum
auer murcn 1,1 until rani, ny oraer oi ai
rectors. N.C. EVANH, Hec y.
Horses for Sale.
Five head farm horses, weight 1.100 to 1.200.
Terms. tkanhfkh AND I.IVEKY CO
To Let.
Fonr office rooms to let, centrally locnted
Inquire of mHl H. E. BAKTMESM,
Wanted.
Two girls for housework. Apply to
mil) A. R. HYBKKTT, Hlnir'n. Wah.
SLOCOM'S
CHASE
ft
SANBORNS
TEA
IS fvQURStl
(Timber I-and. Act June , 1HTS.1
yOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United Btates I And Office. The Dallea, Ore..
December 21, Wo. Notice I" hereby given
that In compliance with the provisions or tbe
act of ivinirrnui of June 1L 1STS. entitled "AO
act for the Hale of Umber lands In the slate ol
lifornia. Oregon, .Nevada and vt aimingim
Territory." as extended to all the public land
stausby ni-lof August 4, IKlfi, the followtng-
asnipd Demons nave niea iniuuumraui"'
sworn statenientH, Ut wtl:
AUtKKT M. CAI.I'WKI.L,
of Waynoka, county of WikkIs, territory ol
Oklahoma, sworn statement jo. i"".
une 1, lata, for the purchase o. the w4
Wi KKkand HK'4 NWS section IS, town
p 1 nortb. range II east. v . y.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
of Hood River, county of Wasco, stateof Ore
gon, sworu statement lo. ivz. uieu juuo ,
row, usr the pnrctiase or tne nr. seciiou ou,
. ' , . ' t. ....... l' Vi
township 1 north, range 9 east, w
That, thpv will offer lroor Ul ml
land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or
alone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish their claims to said land before tiro.
T. Frather, II. H. Commissioner, at Hood Riv
er, Oregon, on Wednesday, April 13, WW.
iney name aa witnesses: Minora i- wo"u
worlh, Hiinon F. Eby and Archie C. French of
Hood River, Oregon; Mert U Woollev and Al
bert M. laldwell of Waynoka, tiglahoma;
M R Noble and William A. fcby of Hood Riv
er, Oregon; John A. Thompson, William
Thompson, Edmund C. Miller, Warren Cooper
and Kve winnna or HikmI Klver. Oregon. Ar
chie C. French and Arthur R. French of
W aynoka, Oklahoma.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
tneir claims In this omce on or neiore saiu
llitb day of April, 1WM.
I4S MltHAEJ. l. IilL.AI-l. rvegmuii.
Timber ljind, Act June 8, 18TH.1
NOTIUK FOK PUBLICATION.
United Htstes lnd Office. The Dalles,
Dreeon. Dec. 21. Not ice Is hereby given
that In compliance with the provisions of the
act of congress of June 8, 1M7N, entitled "An
act lor tne sale or tun tier moils id tne niawaoi
California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory," as extended to all the public land
states bv act of Auvust 4. 1KD2. the following
namea persons nave n tea in tnia omce uieir
sworn siaiemenu, to-wii:
JAM KM A. CLEMKNHON.
of 218 Yamhill street. Portland, county of
Mu tnomHli. state or Oregon, sworn statement
No. 1W4, It led June 13, 1WH, lor the purchase of
tnewr.y. h;i, swy. section a,
NWV( and N ' NV sectlou ), township 2
nortn. range a east, si.
PHILIP U. WARKKN.
of Vlento, county of Wasco, ftate of Oregon,
sworn siau-meni o. -fira. men riepiemoer 21,
1HU3. lor tne purcuase 01 ine vv nw ana
WUHWW section 9, township 2 north, range 9
si. w. ai.
MARY F. MORHE.
of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. 2U18, Hied July 13,
IlioH. for the purclmse of the Iota s. 10. 11 and
12 section 31,townahipl north, range Oeastw.u.
PHOEUE E. MOIWE.
01 tiooa Klver, conuty or wasco, slate or Ore
gon, sworn siHtenieni io. mu. niea July i.
lliulj, for the purchase of lots 4, 5 and 9 section
Ai. townsiiip 1 norm, rungc a east, w. At.
f hat they will otter proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish their claims to said laud be
fore Oeo. T. Pruther. U. H. Commissioner, al
Hood River, Oregon, on Monday, April 11.1901.
They name as witne-wex: William F. Rand
of Hood River, Oregon; Gilford I). Wood
worth, Itfwls E. Morse, Phoebe E. Morse and
Mary F. Morse of Hood Hiver, Oregon: Hamuel
Woodward and Theodore Cilazer of Cascade
Locks, Oregon; Millard F. Hird of Hood Klv
er, Oregon; Fremont Foster of Hood River,
uregon; i nester castuer, f rank H. Button.
Charles L. Morse of Hood River, Oregon:
Louis E. Morse of Hood River. Oregon.
Any and all peinons claiming adversely the
auove-ucHcnueu lauus are requested to nie
their claims In this ottlce on or before aald
Uth day of April, WW.
Ma7
m h;h a el T. NOLAN, Register.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1H78.I
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, The Dallea, Ore
gon, Dec. 14, 1903. Notice is hereby given
that In compliance with the provisions of the
act of congress of June 3, 1H78, entitled "Anact
for the sale of timber lands in the states ol
uaniornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
territory," as extended to all the public laud
slates by act of August 4, 1MU, the following
.icucu hc'ii'iib uave meu in inis omce mei
sworn statements, 10-wll;
RUY N. WOODWORTH
of Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore-
gnu, mvorii aiaieiiieni aa 1910, nied June!
1903. for the purchase of the HK section 34.
Hinusuipi uuilu, riiuge v earn, w. M,
ARCHIE C. FRENCH,
oiwaynoka, county of Woods, territory of
uKiaiioma.sworn statement N0.I8TH, tiled May
27, W03, for the purchase of the aV,H WS4, V.
SWVi, and lot 3 ol section 19, townshtpl north,
rauge 11 easi. w . ivi .
BERT L. WOOLLEY.
ofWaynoka, county of Woods, territory of
en,,,,, BLnilIieill i O. ISlZ, U Wtl
May 25, 1903, for the purchase of the H WW sec-
v.vu 11.11m , mu m. ntllgC H CUSl, Vl . Al
snniuit a. f KciNCH,
of W aynoka, county of Wisids, territory
uaianoma. SWOrn Ktatemenl N 1110.; tii.l
J une 2, 1903 for the purchase or the Wl2 N Kk
uudKMWij section 30, township 1 north,
range 11 east. W. M.
1 hat tliey will otfer proof lo show that the
lund sought In more valuable for I In timber or
stone thau lor agricultural purposes, and to
establish their claims to said land before
i,r A u- B- commissioner; nt Hood
wii-Kwn. uii l uesuuy, Ainu li MH.
They name as wltnexxeie fiiir, ,r,i 11 uw
worlli and Roy N. Wooilworthoi n.w.n ui,.
Oregon: F.dmond C. Miller and Warren Cooiv
erot Ml. Hood, Oregon; Archie C. French, Hcrt
I 7,t , u Ar,"ur t;. t rench of Wayno-
, niineu miner, 01 Mood Klver,
Oregon; Ralph French and Albert M. Cald
well of Waynoka, OklahomajEdmoud C. Mil
ler of Hood Klver. Ownn
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
12th day of April, 1904.
nai MICHAEL T. NOLAN. Reflate-
ITImber Land. Act .Tnn n iuru i
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
gon, February 4, 1904. Notice la herein,
that In compliance with the provisions of the
..i.iniiii june 8. .878, entitled "An
et for the sale of timber lands in the statesof
-""". "leaiiu, cevaua ana Washington
lerrltory," as extended to all the public land
KMILLoYim zikot i'ij
of Centralla, oouniyof Levis. stjuenr wh
liigton. bas, on August 22, lt3, tiled In this
ortlce his sworn statement, No. 2102 for the
Ii i.. !. "toiiou o.z,tn lown-
sl p No. 2 north, range No. 9 east, W. M and
will oiler proor to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for Ita timber or stone than
. . . ul. pnrnosea, ana to establish h
ciaim 10 sain lund before Oeo. T. Prather
juimissioner, at his olllce at Hood
AnrTriiu' 0n TtmredhJ'. th Nth day of
He names as wltneHneu t t D....in.. r .
Stranahan Albert K. Htranaitan and W. Ross
Wlnans, all of Hood River, Oregon
.cutis nit requested w me
j?T clB""; ln thlsofflcon or before said
ui nprii. huh.
fllal4 MlCljAEL T. NOLAN, Register.
Horse for Sale.
A gentle mare, for sale by
?2 UKO. W. SANDERS, Odell
Effes for Salfi.
Thomtighbred HnlJOrplngton and Buff Leg.
horn, 15, per setting $1,00. 8
anil MRS. ANSA ANDERSON. Belmont.
35 Acres
rorsaieaia Dargnin; on tha road to Mount
iioou; good spple land; nice, healthy location
loranouseDy the roadside. Inquire on the
" J. 1. Ill L.1.S1 ROM.
Strawberrv Plants.
I have alsiut HiO.OOO llrsUlass .imwhum
plants for sale. Also laud, from one acre to
!?l?!i,5l:Ml c. KOtiEIts.
For Sale.
IVimnna Spray I'timp, with barrel, pnsh cs
wi... Ki,niiix.eU miia, an in goon condition.
Jl R. M. HUNT.
Cow for Sale.
A pure bred Jersev. frlceXift.
ml? lEJlRjysoNjjhone 84B.
Eggs for Hatching.
I have f lymoulh Ri-k eggs fur hau-nlng-e's
a setting. MRS..I. H. SHoF.MAKKR
FOR SALE,
4-room house snd one lot; now rents for ss
tuontii
rrlceMiO. Iniiuro at Olaelerofl ce
or of D,
i. c-uiiie. Mi
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LIST OF LANDS
For Sale
AND
FORIRENT
AT
THE EMPORIUM.
Money to loan.
Hanna bouse and lot, $2,000.
1. Lots in Waucoma Park addition
$150.
Corner lot in front of school nouse
$300.
2. Eligible residence lots in Spangler'
subdivision, near cannon house; only
$125; terms easy, installment plan.
3. Sixty acres good cultivatable land
on Kot-k creek, six miles southeast of
Hood River. I'rice $700. 'lermg easy,
4. 320 acres of timber land at the fall
of Hood Kiver, belonging to George E.
Forsyth ; 100 acres good fruit land;$4000.
8. 100 acres at White Salmon; fine
timber land; $10 an acre.
9. The b-acre place in (Jrapper neigh- .
borhood, known as the Renahaw place;
all improved ; new buildings, etc.
160 acres, house and garden patch,
located 10 miles south of The
Dalles. Known as the Woodman
place. Trice 1900.
The Hunt place m'e southwest of
town. Houwt, barn, mostly in strawber
ries and other fruits. Price, $1450.
The new company now offers for sale
lots formerly belonging to the Hood
Bivor Towneito company, of which com
pany John Lei and Henderson is secre
tary and the Hood River Bank treasurer.
Installment plan.
Tickets to and from Europe.
Persons desiring to purchase tickets to
or from any points iu Europe or South
Alrica may secure the same irom John
L. Henderson, who is agent for the
Beaver line of steamships.
First-class Surveying Outfit
At the Emporium are kept 2 first-claBS
transits and solar attachments, and the
proprietor, a practical surveyor, iB pre
pared to do the work of laying out acre
age property in lots and blocks, and do
ing all kinds of surveying and platting.
from and after this flute, April 9, W03,
the rates will be as follows: $10 a day j
Lot corners established for $5 a lot;
two contiguous for one owner, the
same price.
Furnished room to rent.
Lot 4, block 9, Hull's addition, fine 2-
story house: f 1,400.
For Sale Residence on State af reet at
head of Front; $2,500, including 3 lots.
For Sale. 40 acres near Monnt Hood
poBt office. Good land $700 cash 30
days, only. J. Leland Henderson.
For Rent For a term of ten years,
the two lotB on State street, back of
Bartmess' and the Paris Fair. Rental,
$120 a year for the two,
For Sale The 60 acre strawberry farm
owned by A: E. Lake and others, on
west side. Price $14,000. All in straw
berries in their prime. A good oppor
tunity for Beveral buyers to go in to
gether and each secure a part. Must all
be sold at once. Terms half or more cash.
For Sale The Henderson ranch, for
merly owned by J. R. Galligan; 60 acres
30 cleared; orchard; strawberries;
clover and timothy; well irrigated ;large
2-story mansion, small cottnge, new
barn ; all fenced. Price $10,000. A
brook runs through ranch. Easy terms;
telephone; rural delivery. Four miles
from Hood River.
Two goat ranches on mountain east
of valley on county road. One, $1,000;
the others $1,200; each has small house,
running water, and is fenced. Terms,
easy,
Rooms to rent in city.
Unfurnished house to rent. Center of
city. Good for stote or office.
Mrs. Clark's acres on the hill for
sale or rent; house $10 a month, with
land $15; Belling price $1,500; renter
must take subject to sale.
My own house opposite Savage's hard
ware store, occupied by Mrs. Jayne is
for rent; suitable for office or shop.
The 10 acres owned by H. S. Lewis at
Iieimont, improved, with buildings.
imJ,n1,Icm.ent8' ,urniture, stock, etc.,
$J,000; the bare place, $2,500; $1,500
or more cash ; balance on time, 6 per ct.
A. W. ONTHANK,
Notary Public and Real Es
tate Ap-ent.
Loans,
Loans, Collections and Conveyancing. Fire
d Life Insurance tn the hei ,.......' "
an
Stenography and Type Writing.
Oak St., lfiiod River.
4 Tracts of Land
for Sale.
stfawbetr,rie0r U nd nettrl' " '
acres 2S tillable; 2 acres ctared; $75 per
to A.rchaseHrWe P""' btt""'ce ' be'donaUd
acres, partly cleared, ST0 per acre
K. acres, all cleared; splendid Impro'vemeut
ThJLP.Te "6l 10 lr,ee anrt "rswberr
These places are located horn one to five
i.01!'1 '.'n,1er lhe "'ork Irrigating
l o s ditch. I am not a real estate agent but I
farmer living 6 miles out and am orTe?i5
these properties for non-resident friends if
youarelutrwled In any way. donThesTtate
to ask questions. The list riiiy contain jS
acily what you want, or your friends who am
coming to Hood River, are looking for cU
Gasoline Ena-inA
For sale cheap; 2', horse power! nearly new
. H. C. COK.
Early Garden Plants.
ArrMorflwtorM
i-aliliage and celerv phmm iiiaio,
t-! TJ!L,.!'iAJ1N5iR- p. n. a.
Dressmaking
I wish to Inform the ladles of iTood River
that am .4ed in the Jackson building
n-Tt 10 , ruulre's meat markei.und iirepareii
'"i - to their il iv-mi liking and fine sewing I
hn-e i!-o j. f-w furnished rooms to rent ti de
!l:,h. imrtles. M HH. K. 0. CI.AKK.
Strawberry Plants
I hai
sn ie one to jim.uuu pure Cti
ilants, wnrninted first growth fi
srg Meed-
llni;
fr,.. ......
linn,.
""Ug and healthv flt nil' llniu a
H-tr.-
5.?; '. A- K. BVRK Erf.
To Rent.
ve occluded to rent out about Ml) acrea
..... ...iii-ii, s.i-Bwoerry land. In patches to
and for any length of time, from
i '.fli '-iin. r;il lube best strawberry and
jo -iim., kind in the Hood River eoiintrv and
n he early belt. Kree water In abumiance.
(all upon i me at mv ranch, or address me i
Blngen.Wash. hi A. R, BYRKEfl
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