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HOOD RIVER GLACIER
luunu cvurT Tliurtday bj
A HI HUH D. MOB, PuMUtaar.
Tanni o! ubwrlpUon UA) iu wMl
THURSDAY, JULY ii, I'M,,
Id the bour of the downfall of 111 a
political, yoa, peraoual enemy, Editor
Scott refraiua from auy comment
other tbau the following tbree-liue
stanza :
The purest treasure mortal time affordi
la epolUMR reputation: that way,
Men are but irildwl loam and paintad clay.
The trading atamp iocubuti titill
weighs heavily on the shoulders of the
merchant! of town and city. When
the merchants can educate their cus
tomers to a realization of the fact
that nobody frets something for notta
lntf, half the buttle for independence
from this eril will be won, says the
Oregon Tradesman.
Mount Hood people show the stuff
they are made of. They bold a rousing
meeting last Haturday and organized a
Development league. They intend to
have a telephone system commensurate
with tbeir needs, an extension of the
the railroad to their valley ,and a cream
ery. Keep your eye on Mount Hood,
and watch the upper valley grow.
During the progress of the Mticbell
trial it was Interesting to note the
manner in which the little dailies of
the state would permit tbeir strong
prejudice to creep Into the beadllnfg
of tbe dispatches covering the case In
court. Too often the real point in
the story was lost sight of In an effort
to have the proceedings come the way
they would like to have een them.
Hood River will vote again next
week on the proposition of bonding
fora municipal water system. Mr,
Davidson, at Monday night's council
meeting, intimated that his company
would consider an offer to sell. The
new ordinance enables the city to
conisder suoh an offer. No one wants
to see a confiscation of private prop
erty ; therefore as a majority of tbe
people have declared themselves in
favor of municipal ownership of the
water system of Hood River, let us all
got tognther and work on a business
basis for the best Interests of the city.
The Fourth in Hood River was a
glorious success. The parade and
other futures of the celebration were a
credit to the enterprise and enthu
siasm of tbe city. Half a thousand
dollars was given by the business men
for the expenses of the day. The
business houses will all tell you it
was a paying Investment, and that
tholr trade last Monday exceeded any
previous on day's business in the
history of the city. Every one cele
brated and all were happy. Those
lu charge of the preparations of tbe
celebration, Chairman Hartley and all
his assistants, are deserving of praise
for their successful! work.
John II. Mitchell, Oregon's senior
senator, bns beeu oouvioted of receiv
ing moneys for services rendered the
laud grabbers in work before tbe fed
eral departments at Washington. He
has fought a hard fight, and still
clings to the hope that higher court
niayyet free"ahlm from the disgrace of
paying the penalty of his crime. 'Tin
a sad ending, Indeed, of an able man
who, though be has done, much for
' his friends and tbe state of Oregon,
bus borue a reputation not altogether
Jfeed from stuln. There are many
who, after a careful reading of the
proceedings of his trial, still believe
the aged senator guiltless of auy overt
attempt at crime. He that as It may,
we cannot see how the jury could
have rendered any other verdict on
the overwhelming mass of luorimlnat
lng evidence produced against tho de
fendant by the lnterpid Mr. Honey.
To us it seems a harsh, yet just ver
K. Hospital for Hood River.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Wall, two
trained nurses, giiinliiHteaof Minneapolis
City Hospital, have rented the Mar
rellus cottage on V street, and will con
duct a modern hospital.
The house has been renovated and
equipped with all nudum appliances.
There will be accommodations for live
or six patients. In connection with this
they propose to do hourly, daily and
wotikly nursing in the homes. These
ladies ci me highly receommeiidod and
are sure to meet with the hearty sup
port and good will of the community.
MIhs Jesslo Crlftlohl of Wulla Walla
is visiting with Mrs. V. 0. Hrock of
this city.
Rev. W. A. Klkina is home from Tur
ner where ho ussisled in revival work.
He will preach nt bis church next Sun
day, both morning and evening
A New Yorker was visiting iu Roston.
Seeing a parrot in a cage, ho asked:
"Does Tolly want a cracker'"
"I require no sustenance, from you
whatever," replied the Hack Ray bird,
with hauteur.
GEO. E.
FOURTH, GALA
DAY IN CITY
The booming of cannon nt daybreak
announced the arrival of the Fourth
in Hood River. Ihe small boy wa
up and doing shortly after, mid not
until the strains or "1101110, tweet.
Home" floated to the morning air of
Wednesday, did the patriotic people
of Hood River cease their rovulry iu
celebration of the grandest day iu the
Americun calendar. July , l!X)o, will
long bo remembered in Hood River.
The parade was thintrong feature
of the day. The line of march wan
not loiitf. but the arrangement vvu
such as to allow all the residents, an
well as tho visitors, an opportunity
of witnessing it and enjoying the
many novel hits. The movement
clearly showed that at the head was a
general, evreything punisug oil in
apple, pio order. There is a greut ilea
of credit due the committee, iwr
chants, and to the ladies iu the 1.1
rangemeut of tho floats, many colin
not only many dollars, but long bouts
of labor.
As tho parade pasiied along the line
round after round of applause burst
from tbe crowd, as this one and that
one was noted. H. K. Rurtmes's "old
mule Maud," that has caiiesd so many
smiles in the sydnicate .Sunday pa
pers, was one of the strong cards anil
received a glad baud from eveiy one.
Major J. H. liooth clearly showed how
easv It is for him to arrange some
thing original. I'rank A. ('ramV
float WRi attractive and came in for
its share of attention. Luckoy &
Mullen were there in all their glory,
so were many others.
H. M. Abbott handled tbe parade
with becoming graco. One of tin
striking features was the mounted
ladies, clearly showing that Oregon
ladles are burse women who also en
joy demonstrating their patriotUni
on the glorious day of independence.
To them was extended the positii.n
of honor, and it was an attractive and
happy escort that followed the hi 1
dierly bearing marshal.
The publio sneaking and other exer
cises of the ilay were conducted in
the opera house. An opening song
was rendered by a chorus of yoiinn
neopje. Kov, VV. (.;. (iilmorn, pastor
of the Riverside Congregational
church, rendered the invocation.
There was more musio by the choriiH,
and Chairman V. C. Ilrooks intro
duced Miss Maude Million of The
Dulles, who in a beautiful and clear
voice, recited that grand old docu
ment which made tyranny tremble in
tho days of '70, the Declaration of
Independence.
Hon. A. A. Jayne delivered an able
and well rendered address. Mr. ,layue
referred to tho many children befoic
him, remarking that the scene at the
parade that day would have made glad
the heart of tho president, who would
be forced to admit thorn was 110 ten
dency toward race suicide in this
city. The main theme touched upon
by (Speaker iluyne wus a plea for a
true patriotism of honesty and decen
cy, as preached by the head of the
tition, Theodore lioosevelt.
There was a base ball game and
races at Columbia park iu the after
noon. At night the streets were bril
liantly lighted by additional lights,
and the young folk enjoyed the throw
ing of confetti, while the merry crowd
waited for the darkness and the lire
works A ball at the opera house closed
the day's fentivit ies.
it wus comment, from nil the visit
ors, and they were many, that it was
one of the best celebrations ami the
most attractive parades that, Hood
liiver had ever had. They enjoyed
it and went home feeling that the
merchants, the committee and the
citizens iu general had more than kept
their word in giving a day of rare en
tertainment. Nates ef the Day,
Among the little girls w ho rode in
the liberty car wore :
Alice Taylor. Lela MeCrory, Laura
Rand, Catharine Hartley, Marguerite
Reld, Helen Stewart, IjiiuIh Stewart,
Florence llrosius, Florence Could,
DeForresit Could, France Cast tier.
Velum Richardson, Madge Hi)Uiiwll
Iteth Kdgington, Orva Wright, ivian
limes, Helen Orr, Ruth Haniia, I'enil
Curtis, .Mary llawn, Martha Flood,
Mildred Huxley, J ruin Yates, Kay
Luckoy, Allie Moody, Kthcl McDon
ald, ill tit McDonald, Lulu Truthcr,
Wllma Thompson, Kuth Lvans, Jessie
Fvans, Myrtle Howe, Koasio Wheeler,
Lena Root, Mara Young, Marguelrte
llowen, Cludys Mullen, lioHii Johnson,
Ollie Mayor, May Hhay, Catharine
McCoy, May Coulter.
II. M. Alilnitt wiiH uriuul nmrlml of
the day. Ill aliltw wore Heir Wen
thor mill A. J. I'looil.
Two neeliliintN ocpiirreil ilui-intr tin
day. At tin' ciineliiNioii of tine, of the
Iioi'ho rm'oH, I'.hIoii llrnwiiiH wiim run in
to ll.V OHM Of till) llOI'Hl'H. 111! WIIH
thrown to tint Kroiiinl, iiml Mis lioiul
mil client Imilly liniimil. It wim
thoiiKht for a time. Ills Injuries wore
very Ht'rloim, hut h kooiI niKlit 'a reel
lirciiKUt the. 1ml Mi'iiniiil in lino form. I
I, lUIn r'ruiik llulliiril chiiik niar losini;
tlm Hinlit of one of lii.i even hy 11 lln
orHokor uxpUmIiiik utnr Iiim tnon.
W liilo tlm woiiiul wim pnlntiil, it u:.h
not HO MIliDIIH hh whn nt Hl'M llllirt.
ml.
.
.InniOH Oi'lloidn win in I'limw of tho
ilinpl iiy of llio workH. TIhto wiimi
ttnoil Koni'i'iil viirloty, Hiul the imuinur
of net tintf t in-in oil' cimlil not, Imvo
boon imirovi'il upon. Sovonil Hums
nml pooplo at horoit In front, of tho
Mount llooil hotot to view tho pyro
ti'ohnir ttinplny.
Tho llooil liiver Ihhsh hiinil ilU-
WHARTON,
Agent for Creditors.
Never "TKo f-TsmA T
Never
Undersold
GLOVES
Our line is the largest and most
Men's (,'aiiv;is (Jlovcs, 'A i.iir
Men's (.'an v.-is (llovcs, leather tipped finder and thumb
.Men's Canvas Gloves, leather palm, finder and thumb
Men's Mule Skin and Horse Hide Gloves '.
A first-class eiiaranteed buckskin doves
Ladies' $1.00 Kid (llovcs, only
Ladies' best, enule Kid Gloves',
Ladies Lisle Gloves, two-button snap
Ladies, black and white lace Lisle (Moves
Ladies' white and colored Silk Gloves andMits
If you want shoes that are nice, new, clean goods, come to us.
Wo have the largest stock and sell the most shoes, consequently
we can carry more styles. MORE STYLES TO SELECT FROM.
The BEST WEARING SHOES ON EARTH. Sold for less money
than .you pay elsewhere.
HOSIEY
Ladies' Black and Tan Hose, double heel and toe, only 100
Ladies' Tan Lace Hose, only 250
Ladies Black Lace Hose, 25c, .'!5c, 40c, 50c 750
Children's Black Hose, 25c, 1 5c mid , 100
Infant's Lace Hose, blue, white and tan 150
Infant's Mercerized Tan Hose l()0
Infant's White, Bed, Pink and Black Ib.se 100
No. S Tea Kettles, copper
Small Tin Tea Kettle
( Mie-I'int Cups, 2 for
Men's All-Silk Midget Ties
M We have a large line
9 1 he Paris Fair
MARY P. JOHNSON, M. D., Sup .
....IDEAL HOME FOR INVALIDS. ..
Climate and view unsurpassed in the United States.
ooih'hmI patriot In iiir (lining tho i!ny,
I'oniloriiitf Hovurnl enni'orU on tho
troi'tn. Tlm ImyH lmvo hoon prm'
tioinn ililiontly of Into, hiii! thoir
ivork Hlmwrt it iniirkoil iinprovmnont.
Tho Iminl l.oyn mo h lino lot of fol
Iowh, Hiul iloMorvn much croilit for
thoir hooiI work on tho fourth.
Tho pronriui'H for tho ilay woro
turnoil i:ut hy llrinllny, tlm joli print
or. It was a two color jol, woll oxe
cutoil. Thr, iHpiosl.riounoH who forninil an
('.hoi t for tlm ptiniilti worn: Mrn.
.hiyno, Mm. Itiililwin, 'MiH (iliulyHl
llartloy, MisH 'orn A Hon ami Misai
.Majorii) llulior.
WinnorH of the vnrioiis mens:
Foot race, hoys under bl Austin
Ijockmmi.
Foot race, irlri under 1:1, Orpha ;
FlIsiiiKor.
Old mini's, nice, over I'nl years of m;e j
.lohu liohind Henderson. j
I'luij IVdv rare Jainc." (irnv. i
Foot race, iU yind dash l.evi j
Sottor of ("liomiuMi. j
Foot rare, .'iO yard dash, under 1H;
yours llairuel, ChomiiHa. !
l'ony race, boys lOverett Ilnilil, i
Howard Hartley second.
Horse laee, free for all- Horse .secured by lirt bearing warrants. Sub
owned by Ilium. i scriptions of Ir'iO and npiard received
Ion above. Address ('. II. Vaujihu,
s . . I Hood K ver.
Several people on the heights saw I
the display of red lire on t ho summit, j "The Savings liauk H.ibit" means
of Mount. Hood Tuesday ninht. : sound sleep, uouil digestion, cool jiiduK-
The volunteer lire department Hindu
u splendid showing during their pi r
loiiiiiitu-o ill tlio inonint;. Within six
minute after loaviiu,' the engine
house, the hlaino; pile of debris on
the OuviiUon block was completely
smothered out, and the huso caielully
wound on the reel of the hose carti.
Ihe buys who pm l.ieipal ed wore:
Low Prices."
M. a a iiuiuc JM.
SHOES
bottom
of ladies' underskirts in
Wnj. Shunt i), chiof; W. 8. OiulwBy,
ohiof onuiiioor ; W.A. iMorKan, driver;
K. K. HnrtiiiPHM, A. 1). Dalirny, K. A.
lloiiilomou, L. (1. MoraKii, hosonien.
Cliemawa Takos tlm aiiid.
Over 12I0 peoplo passed throiiKh
tho Ktoa of ('olninliiH park to Hoe the
hall k'miie on tho afternoon of the
Fourth lietwoou the local nine and the
reilskiiiH from the I'heuinwn trniuin
nohoi,l. Orihurn for tho locals playeil
in hard luck, the visitom liattliiK him
nil over the Hold in the Hist Iiiuinit,
when they scored a load of three num
which the home nine wax iinuhle to
overcome.
Axain in tho eiKhth, a carolosH
throw to second Kve the viHitorn an
other chance to ucore oil Oslmrn.
The visitors played Rood bull, but
wore evidently in to win at nil oiIiIh,
there IioIiik several instances of "dirty
work.
Thescoro;
Chciiiii'ia,
Hood Hiver,
liattories
H. II
n o o (i o o l :t 7
(I. 0 (I U 0 0 II ! 0 -2
I'olmid and Tebo;
E.
5 2
H ;i
Os-
burn and Slavin.
Umpire I hikes.
- -
Wanted loan of $2,0iHI by School lis-
I riot No. H for two years, $I,1)IH) (or throe
yours at l! per cent interest', same to lie
inriit ami manly inilopeinloiu'e. Come
in toiliu' and open an account w ith hat
on have. No mutter how small, make
i ho start. IVi not wait for the Inrre
amount to start with; it may never
come. The First Nalional bank.
Savings Mopartment.
Ilo You Suffer with Hvspepsla
or iiid''stion? Clarke's Dyspepsia
FA R
One Price
to All
complete in city
2-"0
100
150
250
.f 1.00
750
? 1.00
250
250
50c to 250
550
150
50
100
both black and white
Tablets ill cure v.
rii'ii on I v "Hie,
hev. Jl. Wyse Jones, Uaptist state
evangelist, will conduct revival nieet
iiiKa in the llntidiam store building,
next to (Jill's, lieKinuiiiK July 0. .Mr.
Jones is an able and successful
preacher of the gospel. All are cor
dially invited.
E. A. Jerome, who has beeu at
Hood River the past winter on ac
count of his health, returned to this
city Wednesday, very much improve
Forest drove News.
Hrih'ndier (ieneral Jones, prominent
in Woodmen Indue circles, mid traveling-
representative of Tilton liros.,
Fortlaiid, was in Hood Kiver Thurs
day. Tho fine new homo of tho Davidson
Hros. at Willow Flat is completed.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Davidson are ar
raiiKiiiK to close their house in the
city for the summer, and move out to
Willow Flat.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Haynes mid
children left the Hrst of the' week to
visit the Lewis and Clark exposition
at Portland. Later iu the week thoy
will no to thoir new home at Kupert.
Idaho, where Mr. Haynes has taken a
homestead in the Minadoka country.
Mr. Haynes has disposed of his inter
est in the bar bur shop to James De
Horde, who will occupy the Havnes
cottage on Sherman avenue. 'The
many Food Kiver friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Haynes wish tiiem abundance of
success in their new home.
Five years in the i iteutiary is
the sentence imposed by Judge linid
shaw upon Frank Summers, convicted
of assault upon Nightuiitcliman Crato,
when that ollloer came :'ear losing his
lifo by a -revolver shot in the hands of
Summers. Summers was beastly
drunk at the time of the shooting.
He broke into tears when the sent- j
once was imposed. Crate, it is feared, I
will never be a strong mau again.
Clothing dry goods, drees goods,
gent's furnishing goods, groceries,
shoes, and everything
mm 9
Wood For Sale
I-lnch body plnll.5tl per rick, delivered.
Itt-lDcb body oak 1.75 per rick, delivered.
4-foot pole pine or 111 H per cord delivered.
4-foot pule oak H.75 cord delivered.
Prompt delivery, pboue. .Hurray Kay.
For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fiill-biKxltl fox terrier iiup, pt'ifecLly while
bodies, black and tan head and ears, better cannot
be found; these pups will make prize winners;
splendid house dot; and tine companions; very
gamoon rata, dlfTtfer or aqirrels. Call at Rock
ford store, near Barrett school. j27
New 2 3-4 farm wairori; cheap- Call on J. M.
Stone, Hood Kivur Milling Co. j27
Two 6-year-old horses, weight 1HK) and 1200
pounds. Inqxire at Glacier office, j27
Ice cream and bakery stand. Good location;
near depot; cheap on account of illnuss. Mrs,
Browne's Bakery. j27
Dishes, tables, chairs, cook stove and
cases. Mrs. Browne's Bakery. j2?
ihow
Fresh micih cow with calf. Kr. Edging-ton.
For fttle, fresh Jersey cow, with calf lliree
weeks old. Geo. Korden. J2j
For sale, a good paylnx teaming- business
cheap, iflaken at once, inquire of A. 1'. Stev
ens, on the Height. J3I
For sine, a good Matched span of horses;
weight lX) lbs; sound, well broken, four years
old. Inquire of A. V. Stevens, HiokIiis J.h
For sale, a few heod of good young horses,
broken and unbroken. Con he seen lit Hurt
ley's corral. A. C. Stevens, Height. J-JO
For snle, span of driving ponies family
team; will work single or double; price, ia.
Also 7-year-old freslj cow and call; also heiler
Jesrey stock, coming -2-year-old; all three for
t)o. Call at ranch or phone VSH. C. L. Couple.
Jersey bull; full blooded; 21-i years old;
must oe sold to prevent Interbreeding; price
low; would exchange lor another hullof same
breed. H.K.Harbison. jl-jo
For sale, Remington typewriter No. "; per
fect condition, pmctlculiy new. (ieorire 1'.
K nowles. j ju
ror sale, good timothy liny, haled. Last
year's crop. J-ju
For sale, young Jersey cow, fresh May 20.
t'bone UtiL aai
Five-year-old mare of Epolnty stock; only
15; broken single or double. Call on or 'phone
Harry Hnckelt. jn;i
For sale, single top buggy, with harness, al
reasonable price. Apply to Miss Teal, Ly-
man Smith avenue.
For sale, fresh Jersey cow. See M.
Mt. 1 1 mid,
Dumas.
a2U
REAL ESTATE.
HO acres of land 7 miles west of I in fur- esMiiv
cleared; hull mile from school; price .Val. Ad
dress lieo. W. Hanilcrs. Hood Itiver.
JIIH
lUaerea, 3 miles from town; improved, ber
ries and buy, house und burn: good well
price 8-2SO. Inquire J. It. Hubbard, It. F. J.
No. -. Jll;(
Homestead ri'liuqiiisliinentK for snle or
trade. Address Hox :K. Hood Itiver, or. J.ti
The (iHrilener bouse and lot at lilng,
price
ily lo
reasonable. For further particuliirs upp
j nro. niuisiiori, oiligeil. v tisn. Jl
10, 20 and : acres of land: five-sixth cleared
clover and apple trees; JCast Side. I., Sillll
nian. Jy o
For snle, ;l acres of tine orchard bind ad
joining new county roml: all under dlti'b; 8
acres cleared; will tske contract to clear part
of land II contractor peslrcs. Call on or write
A. Hcbiller, K. F. 1). Na. 1. ocli
Big Sale of Land.
Do you want a ten acre tract of tlrst-clnss
strawberry or fruit land nt n bargain? II so.
examine the M. B. Poller farm near city of
HimiiI Itiver, Hi acres. Just plnced on Ihe
market lo be sold In lots to suit. Call at tlie
farm or any real eVinte firm In Hood Kiver.
FHANK McFAUI.A.Nl),
J12 l!l i:ith street, I'ortland.
Horses for Sale.
'I'hiee IS-yeur-old teams for sale ; weight, from
lino to Ml. W'eli-miitched; cheap. Wyers
Kreps, White Haliuon, Wash. Ji.ve
A fine span of work horses, 8 and H vcars
old; weigh 1225 pounds; gentle und kind;
sound and true. o hie i.lsiies of any kind.
Fr ce !22i. Inquire of John II. Wyers, W hite
Salmon, Wash.
Rooms To Rent
Two 5-room cottages fur rent at JS each.
H. F. Frederick. j27
Twos-riMim cottages, well finished.
I'ilOlll
Jlhlif
or inquire of Mrs. H. .1. Fredericks.
For comfortable rooms on car line, aililres.
Ml-M lll.tll-v M I ..lifio 1
I'ortlnnil, .Vlt. Tiihor station. I'll
Hoarding. -Two young gentlemen can S"
cure board and lodging In private family I ,
l.i0 per week. Cull at (ilacier otHce.
Lost.
Five dollar gold piece was given Journal news
boy through mistake. If person to whom same
was passed, will kindly call at Glacier otlice. lie
may keep the larger half and know he has the
good will of the loser.
Light-colored buggy rube, Saturday, between
Tucker's and Hnlnian's utore. Please return to
Mrs. K. B. Tucker or the C Inner otlice. ;27
Lost a gold watch anil watch pin; finder plea.se
leave at Heed's olyar store and receive liberal re
ward. j27
Gold broach set with pearls, Friday, June 29.
Finder will be rewarded by returning same to
Mrs. J. W. Rigby. j27
I,ost, between Hrayford's store nnd chm.
Keed s, heavy blanket, orange color in the
middle, while and black on Isiih sides n,,,i.
er will confer favor by leaving a: the lilaci. r
office. a20
Pasture.
Three or four linn.'
or entile ranife ne .r
Main Hi!.
I aeri s of jriKid Mheen
'ar
rlown. r.'lephone
Well Digging.
Ilorlnu' or drlllinit. Iiuinlrc of It. M. Hunt.
LIPFifO!
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Bargains.
AT
THE EMPORIUM.
Two nice lots utnl cottases, centrally
located, for sale on the installment ylan.
Lot 11, Spanyler'a adJition, 'M).
4 room cottage. Kasl 15 by 1"0 feet of
Lot 2 block 9, I'aikhurbt, (1050; ("50
cash.
House anil two lota in Barrctt-Sipnia
ailditinn. ("00.
40 aeres at Mount Iliajd fur sale, run
ning $25 an acre. On the county roail
opposite Baldwin's.
Fine business lot on main street for
(li(K) on installment, or (1500 cash.
' acres at Belmont, b aers in cul
tivation, cottage and outbuililings, 150
apple trees, 2 acres strawberries, 2 acres
alfalfa, (1300; (7"i() or more cash.
New ti-roomed cottage, patent bath
and cloaet, four lots, 3 blocks from depot,
cenierof town, ('.'100; terms reasonable.
Two lots centrally located, (550.
Two lots, new fi-roomed house, patent
bath and closet, 3 blocks from depot,
center of town, (1700.
Two-story 8-ruomed cottage, lot 70 by
140, on the hill. $1-00; terms reasonable.
For Sale 11000 acres pine timber; 1
saw mill, cuts 20,000 per day; 1 planing
mill, capucity 30,000 feet "per day; -i
store and stock of merchandise, about
(3,500; 1 hotel and contents; 1 saloon
building, rented; 3 houses, rented; 10
head horses and harness ; 9 road wag
ons, H H; 1 logging truck; 5 pair
sleighs; 30 head cattle; 50 head hogs;
1100 feet lumber; 2000 cords wood. All
located at and near Hilganl, Or.
For Sale New two-story 9-room
house; Stranahan addition ; (1100; terms
easy.
11 acres across the road from the M.
M. Davenport residence. (00 per acre.
Terms easy.
A 40 acre tract, unimproved, some
free irrigating water, H miles from Bar
rett school house, (1,100.
Hanna house and lot, $2,000.
For Sale The Henderson ranch, for
merly owned by J. R. tialligan; 00 acre.
30 cleared; orchard; strawberries;
clover and timothy ; well irrigated ;large
2-story mansion, new barn ; all fenced.
Price (10,000. Brook runs through ranch.
Easy terms; telephone; rural delivery.
Four miles from Mood Kiver.
One gout ranch on mountain east
of alley on county road. Price (1,500;
has small house, running water, and is
fenced. Terms, easy.
For Sale Beautiful lots in Park addi
tion, center of town, from (200 to (300.
8. 100 acres at White Salmon; fine
timber land ; (111 an acre.
!l. The ii-acre place in Crupper neigh
borhood, known as the Kenshaw place;
all improved; new buildings, etc.
bits 10, 11, 12, block 5, Wancoma ad
dition; improved; price (1,(00; or
more cash, balance, 1 year, H per cent.
Small house and lot on hill to rent, $24
a year; two vacant lots with privilege of
purchase (20 a year for the two.
For Sale Residence on State street at
head of Front; (2,500, including 3 lots.
For Sale or F'xchiuigu for Hood River
property line residence in business
center of Sumpter.
Money to loan.
Ten acres improved, on White Sal
mon river; (1000.
21 a. at Frunkton; improved; (2200.
First-class Surveying Outfit.
At the Emporium are kept 2 first-claw
transits and oolar attachments, and the
proprietor, a practical surveyor, is pre
pared to do the work of laying out acre
age property in lots awl blocks, and do
ing all kinds of nrV, vitia anil platting.
JOHN l.Kl.AMl IIKXDKKSON,
City Engineer.
Notice
to patrons of the Farmer's IrriVatin compauy:
All hills fur mnintumanco fL.(.s n.t paid by July 10
will bo placed in the hand of the tfautfttr for lv1
k'rtiiui. The Kaw-will be instructed toshutoif
the water on that (Tate. Hv order nf ih h,.nr,l ,,f
directors. M. H. Nickelson. Secretary.
Notice Special Election
Notice Is herehy Riven Hint on Friday. Mm
nth of, I illy, VMU at ihe city hull. In the. cltv
el Hood Hlver, county of Wasco, a special
election will he In-Ill, at ulch election the
ilillilllled voteis. of khIiI cilv sin, II voleiii,n
the question whether or not Ihe h,iini,,f
11 Id city of Hie itcnoini nation ,,f gnui In .11 urn
us inn (iinrmiM'r may uesire, laivahle in
I twenty years nl'ler date, lieiirinsr interest at
I the late of 5 per cent per annum. nuvahlH
scini-Hiinmiliy, with Interest eoupons at
tach, it. such li .llits m he drawn anil issued in
nil respects as provided hy ihe charter ol said
'iiyanu ausreKiitinii in ninount the sum of
S o.imir or as imieh thereof hm mac be imces.
sary shall h(. issued for Hie pill pose of build,
ins and fimstructlnit said water sstem, anil
also lo raise a lund mil oeeeiluitf (l.sin) to re
imburse said city of Hood Klvei for tile pur
chase plic of said sprinir and incidemn ex
peliseseonni'etid tllereivilh. Which said elec.
lion will be held at Keylock In Hie riiorini'iir
am will continue tint il 7 in the. ufteino f
mi lit day. f
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at this olliee.
cuntaininit handkerchief; left
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Al once, to rent or buy driving horse 'I'l,,.
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E. RAND.