The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, June 30, 1904, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text6 HOODlEIVEIl GLAGIEE,' TIIUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1004. i, Petroleum Will-Lay the Irrot. , "Horn! River should place crude petroleum on the strt'Bts unci roads of the town mid valley and do away with the annual dust nuisance Ilia iieople licro have to contend with," savg Dr, J. K. Watt. ' . The diH'tor is In earnest on this mat tar. In conversation with the Glacier ' mini the oilier day he raid this manner of dust lying has lieen tried successfully in other states and there is no reason why it could not be employed here to (food advantage. " The exiiense is not so (treat as . most people naturally atippose. The crude petroleum can be Secured iii Portland (or 90 cents a bar rel, and it should not cost over 10 cents more Ireiitht on the steamers. . If others continue the agitation tor oil on tin. streets of Hood Kiver it- may bo possible to Bet enouitli interested to make the experiment. If it works else where, why not in Hood Kiver? Cali fornia cities use a great deal of oil. it is , said, and it nut only does away with the dust, but makes a better road bed. In that, country an application is said to In ft for a year or more. If it should prove satisfactory in Hood Kiver it would hardly be more expensive than the presut system, and Infinitely more satisfactory. . Nothing Ilea id of William Sliepard. William tthepard.whodisappenrcd from Hood Kiver the latter part of April has not been beard of since, Shepard the man who conducted a little grocery store in partnership with f rank tireeory opposite the 1'aik street school house last spring. Orcjrory withdrew from the firm shortly after opening the bus iness, A Portland paperglvlnjr an account of fihepuid's disappearance quotes his mother, Mrs. J. 0. Latonrelle, as saying he had 500 with him at the time of his disappearance. This is untrue, declares his brother who is now conducting the his store. He tnay have had (25 or $30 hut no more. 1 Hliepard was last seen on the 2ith of April, when be paesed throunh l.utonr ello and handed his fattier a nuts wj ing be would be back to spend Kuturduy ninht at home. He Is 27 years old and has a wife and one child. It is declared by his mother and his wife that there ' was no trouble between him and any of his relatives. "We fear that ho has been murdered . ami ronucu, his mother ts quoted as sayinit. "We know that he went to Portland to purchase some supplies for his grocery store, and we know that he ..reached Portland. Ho was seen to leave the train at the Union depot, but he Iihh not been seen since to our know luditc. "We have not learned of anything that may have caused him to leave Hood Kiver, and after careful investlea' tioii we I ave come to the conclusion that be met with foul play here," fitntu berries Pay In Texan. A Tyler, Texas dispatch In the Old. Ciko Paikor savs: . ' i'liy strawberry crop raised in and around Tyler this brought the (towers, in round numbers, $!i(),X)0. Forty cars wereshlped, of 504 crates to the cur. ' Express package shipments amounted , oi several hundred crates. The crop w hs very short, in nuiiiy instancei tint more than half a yield, there about 20(1 Hears of strawberries this year, which, will probably be doubled nextyoar. The average pield was about 100 crates to the acre, though some growers averred 200. P. Z. barton, living two miles east of Tyler, withered 1,100 crates from seven accrs but this whs exceptional, and lie lined an abundance of fertilizers. An avuriii;e. price for berries whs 2 and $2. 20 per crett), fancy averaging ju 20 and choice hriiiL'init 12. A ciate of berries coutaines 2 quarts. Every car was sold for cash, growers receiving their money as soon as the car bad been loaded and chocked up. Many buyers were here from the north. ' The second crop is now well iindor way, and many are real xing haudsom returns. H. W. Ni il, two miles from Tyler, (nil tiered !I00 crates from two aver in the first crop and expects to gather fifty more from his second crop. Strawberries have proven to be tlio best money crop grown in thia section. ThereiB never a compluto failure, as theie is sometime with peacbfiB. Advertised Letter List. June 1.1, 1004. Adam, Miss (,'lara Jlcnnett, Miss Etla Kviins, Miss Lir.nie lielmer, Mm. Harsh Helzer, Emily (2) McClancy.Miss Alay Thompson, Ulare Parker, Mrs.W. pkg liurr W. A, , Itond. W. llrooks, Ira (Mark, .lolm Kavles, John I Dunn, Pen-en Klltfson, Frank Evans John Ciaiiishurry Mr. (iilbert, 1). 8, Howell, J. E. Johnson, E. K, Mclutiro, U. Saale Kighards i leiiniiin, itenry Vokcnc, I.N. M'heulur, V. H. Wood, W. Flue Berries at White Salmon. A. W. Clark, writing in theOoldendale Agriculturalist from White salmon says: "Htrawberries here at White Halmon are just fine. 1 saw an item in tho Hood Kiver Ulacier speaking of (bo linext straw berries as being grown and -hipped from Hood Uiver, and as fao rip rior to any grown at other places.' 1 will say this is a very much mistaken idea a the strawberries grown in W hitebalmon are as fine in flavor, as large and nice as any grown there. The toil is good enough in Klickitat to grow these berries. There are a few growers on the land in White nalmon who are obliged to irrigate, and they ship their berries much sooner than the Hootl Itiver growers. i And the growers on the hill, too, are ahead of . the mentioned place. - Last Haturday, May 2H, from this neighbor hood there were 150 crates shipped, and only 7 from Hood Itiver. , From Under woods there was as many more, which as I know, were about 58 or 00, and were grown in Klickitat by Messrs. lliurn ton's. The strawberry is a very good crop here this year. The shipment from this side of the Columbia, in this immed iate neighborhood, Jane Sand 4, ran up-, wards of 600 crates, and thay are a fine i in flavor and size a any Hood Itiver berry ever seen, and a little sweeter. Ho say a Seattle buyer, i Mr. John Clarkson, 4 mile above, is shipping about ou crates per day, 57 yesterday. and would have had 7a it bi could have had them picked. . C, Thornton ami J. Thornton about 40 crates per day. Mr. J. P. Jensou from 20 toIM) crate per day. The cool weather on the hill holds the ripening back, rtill they are getting larger and tuier. As soon as the warni sun looks Unn them a little, strougur they will he rolling in more abundantly, Now, readers, do- you know where Hood Kiver got their great name of rais ing and shipping the finest fruit in this western country?. If not, I will say the first starter was front .White Salmon growers, Messrs. Higler, Moore, Byr kett, Engan, and a lew others on the Flat here. Blurting in the strawberry culture Mr. Jewett was the first in this part of the country iu strawberries and large fruit. Mr. Jewett is, as most of you know by reputation, a hardworking man who has made a beautiful and pleasant home on the hill. Once in the nursery business, be now has plated off considerable laud, is still selling flue residence lots and strawberry tracts. . White Salmon is growing nicely. In tiie near future this will be a beautiful place. The back ground to the South is shown nil with that beautiful moun tain, Mt, lliMul; (ben the foot hills; and this way, further down, the farm land and fruit growers' fields, dotted here and tiful picture, as boe tnentioiwd, far ahead of tha artist's bruah-aapeeially at nigh) when lit up, (he scene is grand. - (, . i - - - .Miss Ball 'I rttt-ita) , Kiwea by her pupils, w ait a great Sucees iu ever way,' and tha pleasant afternoon, combined wttn the beautiful lone rotes, added the enjoy ment of her guests. Mrs. Peter' parlor were filled with the friendsef tliepartio- pauts and they fuf'v appreciated the tx- cellent work presented to them. ' It wa a perfect program, and well rendered, and showed careful ' and conscientious training on the part of the instructor, and hour of hard work and endeavor on the part of the pupils. Mis Ball closed the afternoon by a beautiful rendition of one of JJeethoven's sonatas, which was enjoyed to the fullest extent by hot listeners." Her conception of the eom- losers thought seemed perfect, and aoth na but an encore would satisfy1' those fortnnate enoueh to be within aonnd. of the work of her skillful finger. The following took part In the program; Vernon and Verda- Weber, Gertrude Walther, Jennette Snipe, Afiee Nolan, Una Roth, Edna Pease, W'.nnifred Douthit, Nora Border, Lois Taylor, Einmeline Giihonaen, Minnie Hit,-Joe- itia ana vernt Curtis, Crystal Bennett, iargaret Whealdon, France Lake. 8nla Fargher, Faye Rorick, Gena ttentt, Grace Peter, Bessie Snipes, Myrtle Rorden, Lena Moore, Helen Peter Mia Bail. Chronicle. . ! ,' r 8ned by Hit DmMri "A doctor here ha sued me for 112.60 which l claimed waa - excessive for a case of cholera morbus," say it. White of Coacliella, Cal. "At tho. trial lie praised his medical skill and medicine. 1 ankud him if it wa not Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and di&n bora Remedy he used as I had good reason to believe it was, and he would not say under oatli it was not," No doctor could use a better remedy than this in a ease of Cholera morbus, it never fails. Hold by1 all druggists., V NOTICE OF FILING OF OFFICIAt PLATS OF SURVEY. J Untied MUvtt lUnd Offloe, Vaaooalrer, W sulilnstun, JuimKU, WH Kolloo is Uoratiy Klven tbul the approved plats of surveys uf ihe fol low I ii Irurilouul towustilps bavs beon rrtwlvtid by ililnolltiw, unit ilml Uisaant will ho flleil herein pii Tiuwday, tit Villi day ol July,i:iW,atSoV'loek,a.Hi. to-wlL' Hei-Uons 1 to la, liielnxlve; NK'-( and W, section Hi Motion 1, V. and M W!4, seetlun 111, lowimhlp 11 nonli.ruBie 7 west w, M. u' NW'y,, K'cilim 2.'i; w'tioinMloW, tncln lv; V, mid HW 1-4, section M; swtlons 81 to M Inrliwlrs, townslitp il north, not wt, W, M - Uit 1,2,3.4, 5 and , section 83, and lots 1, 1, , t.r,, and S. section 84, township U uortli, raugs T west, W. M. (iu nil aner aaia nnle llili offloe will M 6HERIFF,'S SALE. William Hathm, flalntltr hver EsTHaa Ri'wki.l, only child of Lucy KaUunr Kus- sett, dooettea,iind i . it. M. Kosmkll, faUier of said child, Bunutuid of mid Lacy Kulwr llonwrt.dwl. DesendanU. ' U wt4Af mm . . u .. nd, of saleluly turned out of,aud under the seal of Hie eirvuii cour oi me staMOiureoD, for ine eounty of Waaoo, tome directed, dated June v, upon a ueoree ror tile lorecioeure oi a eerUia inorlKane. and ludrment. rendered and entered In said court' on the 1st day of June 1MM, In Ihe above entitled eauae In favor of lite BlalDMA and ugHlrut the defendanu, luu l..HII...J U U U ....... 1 1 mm Judsmeut debtors In the auin of two hundred aeventy-iuree aouara and nluety-nve cenu (K7S.S5), with lutereet thereon from the 6th day of March, IM at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and the further sura of Any II dollars as attorney'! fees, nnd the further sum of (f 16) fifteen dollars, eotU, and the coals of ana upon una writ, ana commanding me to make aa e of real property, embraced In such decree of foreclosure, and hereinafter de scribed. 1 will, ou the Ulat day of July. 1WM. at Uie bour of two o'clock In the afternoon of said day. and at the front door of tha county court uouee in 't he Dallea Cllv. Wasco oouuty, urexon, sell at puouc auction to tne uiueat and interest whlcb the defendants Lucy Ks- tner ttueaei anu af. M. Kuaneii, or enner oi them had on Ihe 6th day of March, A. I). l'JOi, the dale of the niortaaire foreclosed herein. or whlcb aucb defendant er any of the do- reunanu unrein, nave nue acau rea. or now have In and to the following described real property, altnateand helm In WaM county. Orego , to-wlt: Lou numbered (10) ten audilj tnuty, iu Diock numbered iweniy-ioree , as per the oMcial lilat of Hood Rfver. proper, now an aauiuonio tne city oi nooa tviver; or so mucu oi mifl property, as will satisfy tne judimeut and decree, witn eosu ant crulna coats. Haid property will be sold subject to con firmation aud redemption as by law provid ed- . , . . Dated al TM Dalles, oreson, mis ntn aay of June. HUM. 0. HKXTON, Jle-J.vH Mlisrlfr of Wasuo county, Oregon. therewith their buildings ; then the 1 prepared to receive i applications for the entry town otll.KKl Kiver; next is the 1,o1uiti- h. Ur-HiLU l.ter. . bin river, aud from there we have a beau-, a. V. cook, Heceiver ' - ' ' H00 11 RIVER SCHOOL REPORT. Following Is a summary report of the Hood Klverputitio schools for tha year ending May 0, BMMj , ' 1 '"iii , NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. Department of the IntertOT. Land Offloe at The Dalles, Oregon, Ma-; 'M, HUM. Notice ta hereby given that the following named settler baa ft led notice of hta luteutlon to make final prisif In support of hts claim, and that said irooi win ne niKue oerore ueorge r. rratner, .'nlted Hlatcs (.'ommlssloner, at bis office In Hood Itiver, Oregon, on July , IWM.-ylt: - - JOHN H. GKOr r . of Hood River, Oregon, H. E. No. 9110, for tin NKM HWW and lot t ofHectloa 1T. 1, iath, Range 10 K., W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of aald laud, vis: James ltees, William L. Huckahay, James N. Knight, Lewis C. Weygaut, alf of Hood Kiver, Oregon. MIOHAELT. NOLAN, Register. , NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Uepartmentof the Interior, Land Office at Tbe liallea. Oregon, May 24, lWH. Notlne la hereby given that I lie fotlowlngoamed settler baa filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In aiinport of his claim, and that said Rronf will be made before the Register "d eeelver at The Liallea, Oregon, on July IS, 1WM, vis: . CHARI.KH R. STARK, of Hosier, Oregon, H. E. No. WV. tir the NE 11 Ewll"' HN,tlua TP-IJNorlh' Hauge He names tbe following witnesses to prove hlseontlnaous residence upon and cultiva tion of aald land, vise lo Hoot, I). A. Hair line, ueorge HUBkpy, all or M oiler, Oregon, Alexander Watt, of The Dnlles, Oregon. MI0HAKL.T. NOLAN, Register. Tkachf.hb. Sirs "(Sim w , No, enrolled. pupil t Mita lU'llNOII... Miss Groves.., MIhh I)eiu..... M iss Qui mi .. Miss Cnpple.. Mis. Held. Miss Hill......... Miss Bcliungel 1st and 2d 1st and 2d I'd i)d 4th Oth and (3th (lib and 7th 8th, Kill and Kith 25 201 30 30 24 80 28 Average No. belongiug, 40 m.: 51 10 50 22 I 18.8 23 . r 68 24.09 20 , 10 23 21.7 24 :o.f 84.1 82 46 40 6 47 44.68 72 34.03 23 P2 57.05 i i i Av. nuii.tH r at-tendanee. I. f s1 15.7 14 20.37 18.1 20 12.03 24 57 14 .8 14 25.15 18.5 23 29.04 20.4 80.5 28 41.521 36.6 43 41.07 50.97 Caaea tardlnese. MINNIE K LLMJLl., Principal. (per Mr. Rled) Mis irovea' register being lost, no n rl cau be niade of her room. Anderson, Clevenger, Mrs.lO, (ieer,,Mr. Minnie Uosttni, l.illio Allen, Win. 8. llyrdson, .1. II. Corliett, Peter Davis, W. K. i'liulkner, Thoa. T Foiib, J. A. I Fisher, Wilson (iilliert, Meil June 21, 1904. . Anna Itiiilev, Mrs. Jennie Francis Miss Dollie Mct'orkle.Mr. Hallie V illlaniaon,Mi's. A, Hillings, J. II. Cliapinan, John ipui,J, Edwards, Master W Friend, Mr. Francis, Mr. (iillanders, II, Uray, lliomas (iiistiifsiin, (lliarles Johnson. Percy K. K. Johnson, Kd. Ktilley, John lipham, A. C. iMcilride, ('. , Mimiii II. V, l'orapat, Knlou Kramer. B. 8. Iinib, Aarcliio Mcliride, lthas. Nichols, W. ti. tinder, tioo. J. Wm, M. Yatks, roatmasUM. The prune grower of Clark county are not tbe only oneB to suffer from un fortunate climatic conditions this year. says tbe ancouver Columbian. Kecent private advices receivcil- from the Wants Clara alley, the great center of the I nlitornia prune industry, indicate that the crop in that section has suffered severely from wind storms during the past week. 1 lie renort savs that nui- than half the cherry crop has been ruined nun that tne loss on prunes will amount to 20,000,000 pounds. White the crop in tills county will bo extremely short there will be some recompense in Btore lor tho grower. Not alone will good prices be obtainable, but the market will be cleared of alt fruit on hand, winch must certainly insure a fair demand tor next season crop, even if It should fortunate y Drove a heavv nm. While the outlook for the present season m mr irom encouraging, it affords but little ground for the cry that the prune industry is a failure; SLOCOM'iS FOR Books, Stationery, Paper Nap Kins, Pens, Inks, Blank Books, Legal Blanks,' Magazines P P Agency Oregonian, Telegram Timber I .and, Act Jane 8. 1K7S.1 , NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Utmed flutes- I And office. The Dalles, Oregon, April 1MH. Notice Is hereby given that In eompliauee with the provisions of the act of congress of Julie S. 1878, entitled "An act for the aale of timber lands Iu the Htates of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, lliW, the following named peraona have tiled In this oflloa their sworn statement, to-wlti JACOB JUHKI'H HKCKKR; of Hood River, county or Wasco, state of Oregon, sworn statement No, 21US, filed Hvptemuer 1, mm, for the purchase of the HKM NWJf, URM MW)4 and W HKW section v,towunhlp 2 north, range 9eaat,W M PATRICK UOHMAN, of The Halle, county of Waac-o, atateofOre- aim, aworn ainiement rtn, iuu, nieo r-iovem' Del HK alii I hat they will offer proof to ahow that the laud sought is more valuable for Ha timber or ktone than for agricultural purpose, and to eatabllah their claims to said land before the Regiaier and Receiver at The Dalles, Or., on July DO, 1904. They name as witnesses; T W Calbreatb, R K Love, R Jarvls and J B Brown of Hood Theodore J Meuferf, Richard J. (Joriuan and William Ketchum of The Dalles. Or. Any and all peraona claiming adversely the ahove-deiwritied landa are requested to file incirciaima in una omoe on or Deiore aaia sum day or juiy, iish. mlsjyT MICHAEL T, NOLAN, Register. - u, iu, air me piircnase or the bwustu '4 HWW. and Nk HWW section l. town p 1 norih, range 11 east, w M. McDonald &Henrich HfTCHELL Dealers In FARM MACHINERY, VEHICLES BICYCLES Waookb 70 year test. Buooias the very neet riowa, narrows, ew. Cultivators, Spray and Well Pump Wind Mills, Gasoline Eng'a Cham ploii Mowers. Rakes. Oil and Extras, Hardware, Fishing Tackle. Barb Wire. Hercules Stump Powder, 0 . iiswiim v) w L y 1 -.-.mm mm Vz? 0 -DEALEK.IN W. HAYNES & CO. Bucceasors to E. E. Savage's Sons. DKALEaS IX Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Paints, Oils FAMING IKIffi Staple and Fancy Groceries AND HARDWARE. :; ",T SOLE AGENTS FOR Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. ? HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, OREGON. AND A FULL un Of SPECIAL BARGAINS AT ' C ARMICH AEL'S j& Builders' Material Estimate furuished to Contractors. Aoents roa Oliver Chilled Plows. MWW JiatS. IOC tO 25C iUnbOnnctS. 5C to 20c Ladies Shirt Waists, 75c to $1.00 E. R. Bradley PRINTING 9 New Goods. to select from. Latest Styles and Pateras. Large Stock HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS. HIOK GRADE PAMPHLET AND COMMERCIAL WORK PROMPTLY pcaror.MED PUiaS HLWHYS tNHT We are here to do your work today tomorrow and every other day. and our money (what little we have) Is apent Hood River. We wont your work and can do It neatly and SATISFACTORILY Mid-Summer Millinery Sale Ladies, you will need a new hat to wear with that new suit, In honor of the (iraud Army convention soon to be held here. Remember OUR MIDSUMMER SALE 18 10V ON, consisting of Outing Hat, American Girl Sailor, Black and White Body Straw, Chiffon Hats, also a full line of Straw Braid. Arei your orders lu early and avoid the rush. ' Your truly, - Hood River Heights. Mme ABBOTT. PARADISE HOTEL w'i 1 Milwaukee Nurseries. We will have a large stock of ADDle. Pear. Prune. Peach. Plum and Cherry Trees, also Crape, Currants and Berry Plants of all the leading varieties, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Roses, Hedge Plants, etc. All our Trees are grafted on whole roots, and are M,-tlv rw.nim.a n,i true to name. All our Aoole Scions are selected from snma nf th orchards In Hood River Valley, A large stock of Yellow Newtown and Spitz- enuerga. npeciai prices iuaaepn large lots. Send early for Driee list. N. B. HARVEY, Prop., Milwaukee, Or. . . a : . i. i i.ai ni .tntj j r- r...tia aVMnsl ill f 1A SNOW & UPSON, General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers, FINE HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. Manufacturers of the Crescent Brand of Tools. Full line of supplies constantly on hand. Best Plow Man in the West. .: HOOD RIVER, OREGON. 5 Timber I jind, Act dune 8, 1H7S.1 N0TIC1C FOR PUBLICATION. United Btatea Und Office, The Dalles, Ore gon. April i, iwh. iMoiice is nereny iven tliut In eoinpllance with the provisions of the act of congress or June , 187s, entitled "A r N W) and or HWW seetlou 9, township north, range S mat, W. Ju. KOllHKT W. CAl.DWt.t.Li f "ica a- county ill the Tlie fruit rrop in I'nion this season will be the largest iiisiory in tno comity. There is two reasons for this. One" is that the trees Hi cin to be trymjr to out do all previous efforts and the other is that many new orchard are coming into bearing this year for tho first time- With this extra fruit crop it seems a shame that there is no fruit organisation ready to handle the crop. The fruit growers of thia country should (fet together and form some aort of organization which would enable them to secure better price and a eure niur ket. LaOrand Observer. .1 G et you r Spray Material of L -A R K THE DRUGGIST, And you can depend on it being GOOD. STAT A0RltULTV8At.Cot.L(lie AND EXPKRIMKNT 8TAT10X. , .. , , CorvaI.18, Oaa., April 13, 1904. Mr. Chns. N. Clarke, Hood River, Ore, Dear Sir The sample of white arsenio which you sent Die hae been exatn inea ana l nnd that It is excentlimallv mini! k,,r ail nr.n.i r....... i -..i.i cull it alisolulely pure. The chemical analysis show, that the aample ooutaiiia .08 ol ono tier cent moisture and .T7 per cent white arsenic. So you see that .... , , cauTiuuiiHiiy nue quality. ery truly voura, A. L. KNISfctY, Chemist. Livery, Feed and Drayihg. to STKANAHANS & BAQLEY. Horsea bought, sold or exchanged. Pleasure part ies can secure flrst-clasa rigs. Spe-' clat attention given to moving Furnltur and riams). We do everything home can do, HOOD RIVER, OREOON. SPOT CASH GROCERY WOOD BRO&, Proprietors. Groceries, Flour and Feed FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY. Only Exclusive Grory Store In the City. Fm Delivery. Phone. act Air the aale of timber landa In the atateaof California, Oregon, Neviida and Waahlngton Territory, aa extended to all the public land states by sot of A usual 4. liwi. the following- oainea peraona nave niea in this omoe lliulr stateiuenta, towlt: NKI.H NELHON. of Blackdnok, county of Beltrami, state of Mlnneaota, aworn statement No. 'JIIM. nled 0!toter 6. 1WH. lor tha uurehase of I lie VM oi n w ; 1 north of The Dallea, eounty of Wn, atate of Ore- lm, awora aiateinent no. ikmi, nieu may is, WIS. for the mirchase of the HWW HWW sec tion 36 and HKW HK'i aeeMon l. iownahlD north, range S ewit. W M That tbey will oner proof to show that tbe land aousht Is more valuable fur Its timber or stone than for agricultural pnrpoaoa, and to eatabllah their clauna to said land before the Reenter ana Hecelver at The liallea. Ureaon. on Auaunt 11. 1S04. Miry name aa witnesses; aukusi women or Henildil. Mlnneaota: KrnarW 1 aof Fort and. Or.) Louis Nelaon ol lHwIiuteo, Or; W Cur- ran of v lento, Or; J B Urowu, Kalph Jarvls. Charles Jarvls aud A L Boadley of Hood Kiver, Or. . Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deanrtbed landa are requested to file their elalms In thin offloe on or before said 14th day of August, mn. mUJy7 M1CHAELT. NOLAN, Register. Timber land, Act Jone a, 1S7.1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - United fttatSa Land Ufflre, The liallea, Oregon, May a, im. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions or me oi or eotigmM routine S, IST8, entitled "An act ftir the sale of timber lands In the stales of California, Oregon, Nevada and w aauingion xerriiory, - as exienaea lo an UM publlo land autm b of The Dalles, eounty of Waaco, state of Ore- Eon, naa, ou juiy 14, iui nied lu una omoe la swern abatement. No Hl-i. Sr the nurchaae of then WW MW, Wii 8WJ4 section iUtowa ahlp 1 north, range 11 enat, and lot 4 of aectlon , lownahlp 1 ooutn, range II east, W.M., and will oner proof lo ahow that the land sought Is snore valuable sir lie uuiberor stone man lor agricultural purpoaea, and to eatabllah hla claim 10 said land before the Keglater and Receiver of thia oftlre at The Dalles. Oregon. on the Sth day of July, 194. He aaiuea aa wltueaaev A E Lake, William Ketchum. A C Thomas and K F Hnauldlus. all of The Dalles, Or. Any and all peraona claiming adversely the above-deocribed lauda are requested to file their claims In this offloe on or before aald 11 Oay tu July, W04. mHlyl M fOH AKl. T. NOLAN, Reglater. ; (Timber Land, Act Junes, I87S NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United H Intra Land Ofrloe. Tbe Dalle. Or gen, June 11, W04. Nottos la hereby given that lu compliance with I lie nroviaione of the aei m congreaaouune s, isis, eniiuea "An aci aale of timber hmda In for the a tho atalea of t alilorilla. timein. N,-vri and Waalilnirtnn Territory," aaexteuded to all tbe public Land 8talea by act of Ausuxt 4. 1SSH. the following uauieu peraona nave 0 lea in tnia omoe ineir sworu slatemenie, to-wlt . KHKh HRftAN of Waynoka, oouuty of WooUa, Territory of uaiaiioiaa.awnrnsuiieinem no.aa,niea April u,miHriue pun-uaaeor tire HH.HHw w ana km 4 of Nee. 7, townahipl north, range 11 Kast, w . aa. ALBKKT J HntTCK of McMlnnvllle. county of Yamhill, state of Oregon, awvrn atatcment No. m. Died May 'it, .1904, rbr theporchase of the lots i and I of owe. ss, towuahlpg north, raiure Kaal: kit 1 and HYM NKk Hee. 1 inwnuhln 1 luu-th. n.,ia That thev Will nn.ir nnuriniluw that the aaa eoucht la wore valuable tat lu timber or alooe than sr agricultural purposes, and to eatabllah their claim, m i.l hsi OeorgeT. leather, I niled Htatea tlommie alonrr at hla ottice at Uood River, Oregon, on Tney nauie aa ' rrf'w.nna r Minr Glfcwd D. Wondworth. Jaka Lens. Ralnh Kmich, lwli Mime, Cbarlee CaatuW, Jofiu W.MIireVeaild WilllMia IT HmntA mit iI M.ul River, Oregon. Any and at, peruana cUtn)og atvereely tne above described landa are requealed UiHIe tbeirrlaiuia lo III la MM oa or htin the aald Wth day of Ausnat, At mich AKL T. .AN, Register. Corner Hlste street and Paradise avenue. Hatea, 1 to fl.50 a clay. Hpnclal rstea to uuaruera. Mils. v. O. tlHTKlCAN, frop. J. R. NICKELSEN DEALER IV alex. stewart Farm Machinery & Vehicles DEALER IN. - t T.. .i.e 1 w... . . 1 1 111 1 1 mr 11.1 n if 11-1 1 iv mnn n iiokhm., 1 1.1 AliA1I a 1 a. T ""ci, iiiliuui 11 U11U U1U IlICKUiy Ueneral MCrCnandlSe. Wagons, Clark and Perry Buggies, Liffhtninff Hay Press. Lour Distance Telephone Offloe. tlona received for the Ulacler, Subacrlp- MOSIER, OREGON Mosier Trading Co. D. H. BARRIE, Mgr. (Hnocessors to Lewis Mosier.) General Merchandise and C0RDW00D. MOSIER, OREGON, AermotorWind Mills, Deering Machinery, Buckeye Pumps, Milwaukee Hay Tools, Champion Carts. A COlBplel line of Svracuse ImnlcniMli Tl,,r..,iv i..i r feyr InanAgeV Mt -"K-W bor. 4tn and Columbia Sts., Hood River, Or. G. G. CROW. J. F. STRANAHAN, Architect Of 25 year' experience. Will fur nish plana and specifications for all kinds of buildings. Strictly up to data. Liocatod at Uood River. M. MANLY. I MANLY & CROW. White Salmon Real Estate Dealers. White Salmon, Wash., have sole elm of lots in this growing town. We have a larcre list sit fnw, .3 1 . 1 O , of farm and fruit lands for sale. Correspondence solicited. J. HEMEREL & SONS, Contractors and Builders Hood River, Or. FREDRICK & ARNOLD, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Estimates furnished on all kinds of work I'hniUkC Arnold, Main SI. llUllt ts. yrederick. Main aOS. BELIEU & REA, ' Contractors & Builders. 1 -Pl.ANS flD F-TTDIATlOl FCRNl.HHEOta bone & McDonald! Carry a full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Shovels, Spades, Axes, Saws, etc. The Fishing Season :fl- Is here, and go are we with a full line of first class Tackle. Come and see us before buying. ; " Goods Delivered Free " -To Any Part of Town. bone & Mcdonald A COMPLETE STOCK OF COX & WALLIN Contractors FU RNITURE and Builders and Building: Material Plans and Estimates Fobhibhbd. E. A. SOULE. Contractor and Builder. PI.AN8 AND ETIMTE FURM8HKD UI'qn Application. dl PAINTS AND OILS. FURNITUBE REPAIRED. Best prices . guarantwd. Call and look through the Stck. Glad to show you around. e MIDWAY Chop House. Melonhort ordfeat all ho or. Omn ria I strut. sat..K tV.u.. . r r I 1 1 vfsi 1 sk, m. UUIII aV Ul. I PIERSON & COLEMAN I'Toprietora, Undertaker and Embalmer e o