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VOL. XVII.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON, OCTOBER 12, 1905.
No. 22
SOCIETIES.
HOOD KIVKIt U I (,K NO. 1(15, A. V. and A.
M. Meets isulunlay evening on or before
each lull moon. Tiuman IH ilkk, W. M.
A.D. Mok, Nccreiary.
HOOD KI VI- K ( II AITKH NO. S7. H. A. M.
Meeta first und third Friday nia-htNof eack
month. K. 1'iiANin.Eit, Jl. P.
A. I). Mok, Surt'lary.
UOOll HIVKlt t'HAl'TPK NO. 3ft, O. H. 8 -Aterts
second and fourth Tuesday evening
oleach inuulii. V allots cordially welcomed.
MllS. J. I, IIKItsllNKK, W. M.
Mils. Tiikhksa Cxs'i'Miii, Secretary.
ID1.EW1LDK I.Ol Mil: NO. 107, 1. O. O. K.
Mcets In Fraternal lull, every Thursday
night. Wm. Cjam.ek, N. u.
H. C. Smith, Secretary
KDKN KNt'AM I'M KNT, NO. 4H, I. O. O. K.
Henlar meeting second and louri h Mondays
ul each month. I,. K. Moii.sk, C. 1.
H. K. t.M'uicAN, Scribe.
LAUKK1. RKI1KKA1I DWiltKK l.olKiliNO.
81, 1. O. O. K.-Meets (list and third Fridays
lu each month.
Mux. K. W. 1'iiKi.i., N. G.
Mr. Dora Thomson, .secretary.
WAUCOMA I.ODUK NO. :W. K. OF' l
Mecls In K. ill 1'. hall every Tuesday n glit.
V. C. Hiiuck, C. V.
H. T. IUtWirr, K. ol li. and H.
HOOD HIVKlt I'AVll', N0.7,7trJ
M. W. A.
Wednesday
Meets in k. ol i hull rvi
II IX 1 1 1. 1'IIAs
C. U. DAKlN.CIeik.
.Il.NKs, V. L'.
HOOD KlVKIi ( AMI', NO. ,7t), W. O. W.
Meets no llrsl and llnnl Tuesday ol' each
Inoiilll In Odd l-'cllows' hall.
I'. II. lil.Acni.i:. C.
II. W. Wait, t Ink.
HOOD ItlYl It (It
Wiaitlcriill-.Mcci
II 1 1.1 and Third 1'
i I K NO. 5-.M, W( IM I'.N OK
Mil K. ol I', hull on the
lulu) s of each inonth.
hoc .MeUKYNol.lis, li. N.
K. W,
.'.IC.lKV .ol. Co l k.
111 VKHSIDK I.ol. lil-.NO. is. A. O. U. W.
Miels hist an il tt.lui Mttltl i:u s i f eiiell
Ml. mill. 1 . I.. I ul'l'l.K, M. .
K. It illlAbl.KV. Kill:' l.c IT
CilKs'll'.K .li ( l fc. li oiii.ir.
I.HMDK I ol.t.E NO ill, ln-.l.ltl-.K oK
lionnr. A. li. I'. M . Jjeils liist mm llilr,,
huiuron a al s in.
A i lt,s CollA I 'ul'l'l.K, ('. of II.
Miss ( AKItli-: ( ol'l'i.i,. laeoiai r.
(.Hid Id F W
I lu.,11 No. 1 IJ
.-II I Ml : O.N
An i in l.
In .i.1,i.i;i.i
III
Oil HIVEIl
I', h.ill I lie
ni'it Ml' lllli
1 I L'SMlelii.
hrei'liil mid li'u:
111 7:110 p. in.
1 . I . 1 AK IN, ,M
Ol.i.l'A A.S-K 1
ifillis. .'It " I ill
(lays, wi.i k: . (
Ai'lisuii.s' tin 1 1.
.1.1. V NO. I.:!, r.Nlll.ll AKT
ll.,'iil. null Uilm Weolits
.(o..'l iinu 'iiillli; U diies(lii s
.1. II. KnilkKO, M. A.
II, Seel liny.
L. D. IJ KN l(l
CODltT IK.tlli LIS Kit No. 42, KOK EST KIM
of Alnenea. .Mi elf. f ecund and luurtli Mon
days in each inon ii in K. ol 1'. hull.
(ifco. I'ox, (,'. li.
K. 0. llmisii's, F. c.
CAN b V l'OST, NO Id. (I. A. H. -M EETrt AT
A. o. V. W. hull, second ami lourlli Salur
days or each moiitli at 2 o'eloek p. in. All
(J. A. H. inelnliers llivlled to Itieel Willi us.
A. I.. I'iiki.I'S, Coiiiiiianiler.
TlIoMAH GoSS, Ailjtlllllll.
CANBY W. K. ('., No. Hl-.M KKTS SECOND
and fourth Saturday s of eiu-li Monlli in A.
J. U. W. hall ni 2 i. in.
FIi.i.kn lii.uwKia, I'rrsidiiit.
Lizzie Ukk, Secreliuy
MOUNTAIN liOAIF. ('AMI' No.llli,!!. K. N. A.
Meets at I he K. ol I'.ilallon the second and
fourth Fridays ut eai h month.
M us. ( AKKin linosi i s, O.
Mils. lii.I.A Dakin, Hiconlei.
W auna Tkmi'LK No. u. Kalhboue sisters.
Meets secoll'. and lourlli Tliursdays of each
llionlll. A M A .Ml A WlIITKIlKAIl, M.Fl.tl.
STK1.I.A KlCHAKIISON, M. ol R. .V C.
J. F. WATT, M. D.
rilYSICIAX AM) SL'IifiEON'.
" Telephones: olllee, 2sl; residence, 811,
SL'ltUEoN o. It. A' N. Co.
JKS. MAHY JU11NMJN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Olllces and Kesidi iiee In K. I.. Snilili lluilding
overF'iif.1 Ni l. Hank. Km ranee, rear
ol bitiik, on 'I'll i I'll St.
1'nolie nil.
' H. L. JDUMBLE,
rilYSK'IAN .XD Sl l!(ii:oX.
HLHvt'(Mr (o It. M. K. Mmw.
CuIIn pntmjil ly an-w.i il in Imvn uri-imntry,
I);t in Niu'lU.
Teli'phoiu-M: Wt'Mit.-iH-tvM I: Hl.rt?, 013.
Ollire in tlx tiijiun Ituildiii.
DR. J. EBGINGTON,
Physician and Surgeon
Ollice oxer the tirst National bunk.
Olliee phoue M "-l. lies, phone 7C'M.
M. F. SHAW, M. D.
Ollice in Jackson Jilock.
Oilitv pUouf, .N4i. l KtwitU'iicc, Nu. 5i:l.
Dlt. U. 0. DEPUTY,
iiraduitte of tht- AnnTican Si'liowl i
OSTEOPOTHY,
of Klrksv lit', Mil,, attires lo Hiiniiunce to tiie
citi.t'iis ol HikkI Kivi-r Hint uiljutvnl ooiiniiy
llmt tie ttiiH ioejnt'U In KotiiiiN ; and 6, kccoiui
Htory ol ilie.sniliii lunliliiiK, lor ilit? pructico
ol' ( h!eootiiy.
He will be tflud Ut ni.;.'!. Wm trleiuls oT Iliin
drtiKlt'MM tit-U tir, iiikI espt-cially I in hopulcsv
ly Mt-k.
Come in and taik with him.
Consultation Free.
BmlLh lll.u k, I'h.ino '.;
C. H. JENKINS, D.M.D.
HeoiulisI on frown uiui Hralg1 Work.
Telephones: o'Il', rtNideiu:e, 1015.
OlHce over Hunk liMtf. Hood tiixrv, ure.
M. E. WELCH,
I HE VKILIil.WUV MIU,l:o..
Irt prjpuri d to do any win k in Hit; vetnn
ary line. 11 i-an itv louna hy ralllnx at or
phoning to Cluike ai'tig Mort:.
E. H. HAKTWIG,
LAWYEH.
Will 1'laelice in All Coll rts.
Ofllce wirii Oisi. ii. i uitierLMiu .v (.o. ti i
lectious, Ab.-.trscl, ettlenien! ol r stttt'.s.
ilOIJl.1 1.1 V l'.lt. UUm ,..
JOHN LELAND HENDEKi-OS
ATTORNKV-AT LAW. ABSTRACTER, NOV
1AKY Ft'Hl.lt; and RKAt
ESTAl It AiiSNT.
Tor JSyeari a retident of oraitot) and Wuh
Ineton. Hw had many years experience in
i.ol Estate matters, ai abstractor, iearcaer ol
tlliei and aaenL batiilactioa uaranied or
bo charge.
A. JAYKE.
LAWYER.
Abstracts Furnished. Money Loaned.
Hood Kiver, Oregon,
p C. BROSiUS, M. D.
' FHYSICIAN AND 6URGE0N.
'Fbone Central, or 121.
Office
Honrs: 10 to H A.
M. ; to I
and 6 to 7 P. M.
Arrival a ml Departure of Mails.
HOOD HIVKlt.
The postnfllce lsoK'ii dally between 8 a. ni.
and 8 n. ni.; .Sunday Irom mm o'clock. Mails
for the Kant close at 11:31 a. in., tl.au p. m. and
a ii, in.; for the West, at. 2.IU p. in. and S p. in.
The curriers on U. F'. D. routes No. I audi
leave the postortice at 8.SU . 111. Mall leaves
For Mt. Hood, daily at 12 ni.j arrives 10 SO
a. in.
F'or Underwood, Wash., at VI m., Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives same day
at 11 a. in.
For White Salmon, Wash., dally at 12 ni.;
arrives at 11 a. m.
WHITE SALMON.
For Hood Hiver, dally at 9 a. m.; arrive af
2 p. m.
For Husiini, Trout Lake and Unler, Wash.,
daily ai Ula. in.; an Ives 5 p. ni.
For (llenuiaid, Fuldu and tillmer, Wash.,
dully at 7.110 a. in.; arrives at 5 p. in.
For I'lni! F lat and Knowdeii, Wash., at I p.
in. Tuesdays and Saturday; arrives same
days at li in.
For lllngeii, dally at 4.45 p. in.; arrives at
8. 4r a. m.
0. 11. & N. TIME TABLE.
East bound
No. 2, Chicago Special, 11:43 a. m.
No. 4, Spokane Flyer, 8:40 p. ill.
No. (I, Mail and Kx ureas, 10:10 p. m.
No. 24, Way freight, I2:lft p. ill.
No. 22. Fast Freight, 4:05 a. in.
West hound
No. I, I'ortlaml SH'elal, 2:.tiI p. m.
No. :l, I'orllauil Flyer, 5:11(1 a. ill.
No. 5, Mull and Kircss. 4:48 a. in.
No. 1, Way Freight, II:2'i a. in.
No. &", F'aM Freight, 1:00 p. in.
OREGON
SsiOT LIKE
Union Pacific
3 Trains to the East Daily
TIlioiiL'h ViiMtnnn standards and tourist
leepltn; cms dully to oin lm. ( 'hlcneo, Spo
ksne; lonrisf sleeiiiiiL' cms dully lo Kansas
Citv; tliroin:h I'uHnuin lourbt slecpini; chi
foersonviillv eoiidlicleil) week'y to Clileno.
Hecllnlntr i-linir curs tsenUs flee) lo lliellast
dally.
EtPill 11 WE SCHEDULES
1)"11T PoftHnd. Or.
ChlraKo Salt Lake, Denver, b.'2if.UL
Portl,iid Kt. Worth.OniHlia,
Special Kansas City, Ht.
(:16a. m. iKiuis.Chlcagoaud
via tst.
HuntlnBtnn.
Atlantic Fait Lake, Denver, 1:00a.m.
Eiprew Ft. Worth, Omaha,
1:15 p.m. Kaunas Ciiy, .st.
via Ixu1h,i hicagoaud
Huntington. Kam.
Walla Walla, l,ewls-
Et. Taul ton.Hpiikane.Wal- T;16a. m
Fast M all lace, I'lilfinan,
6;IMi. la. M I n nrniicilla, St.
via Paul, luiluih, Mll
Spokaua waukte, Chicago
and last;
River Schedule.
Foil A STOMA nnl 8-(M IV' M.i&t 1'. M.
way points, eunneclln!.' I in 1 1-
Dally
wnn syentner lor 1 1 neoi ex.-ept
and Noilli Hencli strain.: S'un liiv,
er Hllsstilo, All ;'leel s;, i n v
dock iwaler pel. i '(1.1X1 I'. M.
1'OIt Ulivlon, 0"."'on 71 : M
City and Vninliill U'v ., 1
except
iSunday.
: I'. M.
HhIIv
evcepl
er points. All slnel1 ev
dock (water per.) i sm
.lit
d;iv.
Snndny.
1
KOIt I. KW IS To v
Idaho, mid wny pulnl
I'rum Hljinrin, Wili.
1 HI A. M.
Mondiiv,
1 We.ln'd'.v
A limit
SOU . M
Tliesdav.
Tlnii'si'ny
Siindei'.
! Friday.
1
A. L. CRAIG,
(ieneriil I'assenner Agent, I'orllanil, Or,
H. SMI I'll. Auenl, Hood Kiyer.
BON TON
...Barber Parlors...
Tlic pliicc lo ovt an easy
sliavcaml first-class liair cut.
Our sliop is nictro)olilan in
every respect.
I'orcclain Baths in Connection
IXBORDR & GREY.
50,000
WELL BRICK
350,000
Building" Brick
For Sale at tl'ie
BRICK YARD
A. T.'ZEKK.
PR. JONES, Dentist
Crown and Bridge Work.
Teeth Without Plates.
Treatment of (liseiiseil teetli and gnins.
Olliee lirosiiis r.tiil(lin. I'lione MM.
W. A. Morgan & CO.
SuLiTHwirK fo (itnirr it llnrtti .
Heavy and Lioht Drayino
and Team Work, etc.
rimue H2I. IIOOI) KIVKK, OK.
F. G. COE
Carpentering
I'houe nu
K. U Smith,
V lee-l'res.
K.O. 111 AM HAH
(ashler.
The First National Bank
OK HOOD K1VKK, OKKUON.
Capital and Surplus, $30,000.
Established June 1, 1U04.
P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co.
ARCHITECTS
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Sixteen years' actual experience In New
York. Shu Francisco and I'm Hand enables us
lo oiler the latest Ideas In style, finish and
economic construction. We submit sketches
and preil I nary specifications for dwellings,
hotels, schools, churches, mills and business
blocks on short nollce, subject to approval.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Davidson lildg. HOOD K1VKR, ORE.
MURRAY KAY,
Civil Engineer and iSurveyor
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Accuracy guaranteed. Twelve years'
experience: on aoine of the best Ainuri
eitn ruilniadfl. Consultation free.
J. F. STRANAHAN,
Architect
01 2fi years' experience. Will lor
nleh plans and specifications for all
kinds o( buildinms. Strictly up to data.
Located at Hood Hiver.
W. 0 SANDERS & CO.
El
We are prepared to tonka tilatiu for nn-iiv
dale liuildiiiKs, and liaudle all Kinds of build-
UK conlriii-ls. See us lielore liuildllnr.
STRANAHAN & SLAVENS,
Contractors and
Builders
HOOD KIVKU, OltKliON.
S. H. COX
Contractors
and Builders
PlAKS AND KbTIMATSB FD1MI8HI0.
B. F. BELIEU,
Contractors
and Builders
-l'l.ANS AND KSTIMATKH Kill. MM, l.li fc
FREDFRICK & ARNOLD,
G0WTRACT0RS
and BUILDERS
Estimates furniatiad on all kinds of work
I ' lOllUH' rnom. Main ss.
SIMON TON & SONS
Architects and Builders.
Ilei'iirulivc I'liiiiiiwr and I'aier llaiik'liiir
riutis furnislied. EstitnateH care
fully muile.
liool) KIVKR, OKKOO.N.
TEAZIER & SON,
I' LA ST K HE US
h'lue mill liii ilnce Work af specially.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Li Uil
ASSOCIATION
Viiiuile. Orejco:!, will insure your
ly at (ill ier cent less cost than
I tier ins.it iitinii.
iirv
l'r"l
nnv
i :
INK .1. rKltklS, Stierial Agent.
liiiiim 7, Voirt liuililiiii;. The DalleM
J AS. McBAIN,
Hood River Marble Works
Am prejiared to extnute
all orders for granite and
marble work, monuments,
tombstones, etc.
Also cont ract for all kinds
of stone masonry, con
crete, etc. .
0. K.
BARBER
.SHOP..
Four Chairs
Quick anil satisfactory work. Two bath
lulis in connection.
RUSSRLL & REES, Props.
GOVERNMENT
Timber and Homestead
LANDS
I hava for local ion some choice apple lands
and limner claims: also rellniiilHlimcutH and
laud to script. Call on or address,
Wm. F. It AM),
lies. Thone 37ti. Hood River. Ore.
MISS GERTRUDE M. WALLACE
OK MINNKAl'OI.IS
Teaclier of I'iano
Will receive piano pupils nl the residence
of Mrs. II. li. Mewari, llisid Kiver. Terms
reasonable. I'all atternoons or 'phone .iU4.
A DM I N ISTIt T( IK'S NOTICE.
In the ('nun'y Court of thu Ktaleof Oniron
for Whmd i onnty.
In the in, ill, r ol the Ilstafe of HarvevJ
Hykell, dt-essed. '
Nonce is hereby irlvc'i that the undersigned
haslHH'ii duly apiiomterl by thet'otmly Court
oflhe Hlateof oieKon for Wasco Cou'nly, ad
nilnltiator ol the estate of Harvey J j yrkelt
deceased. All rsons holdlnir clal n s airalnat
said (".tiite are hereby notiiled to presi'iit the
sHine, pro rly venlied. to the umlcmlitned
al Ihe Kirl National Hank in llisid Itlver
orenoii, within six on, nibs from the date or
this mil tee.
I luted Scpteiuticr SI, lirti.
K. O. HI.ANCHAK,
-v!rs Adiiiinistrator.
Notice to Stockholders
Aunual meeting of the stork holdera of th
Farmers' IrrnraliriK ('. Willi held in Artiian'a
hall at Hisl Kiver on October 7. 1U05. at 10 m
to elect a boanl of directors and receiv. renort of
orticem and transact any other businesa which
may lesrally come ts-fore the me.tinif. Br order
of the btami of directors. M. H. Nickebien.
14-o6 Secretary.
K.S.STAN1,Y,
Pres.
Ml K S
"I-
Tin;
A -CO:
'II, )U HM'
lllWtT I i i -
rihtlNt' I'llli-
hereby retiulred to apix-iu and
complaint filed against you In
tied snlt on or before the ia( i
ln ..1 Mh I tint'
prtwrllMHl hi the order lor tin ) ut.i. ;ttnin i
thin tiiitmnons, lo wll: On or i. 1 w
day of Ot'tober, lilis, Kuld dale henu i In- -Mtlon
of hIx weekH from Uw lirst ut. lo,;
of thin Hummon; and If you fiul io a,.lt lt '
and anwwer, for want thtreoi, ihc il,iini;it
will nppl to the court for tin i. h. i ua. 1
for In the complaint, vl: Kor a .,!, Ii! -;
wtlvliiR thehondttof matrtinony ;nn! inann,::r '.
contiaet now existing betwet n pbtiuun ' him :
dffendaut.
This Huninmnn is published l. otiti r m '.
Hon. V. L. lirHdnliKW, Judj;.' ut th. t m. i
Court for Wasco county, Ortitn. wim ii i.t
whh made and entered on the J.M la ol
tfUNt, VM and the date or ilie lu -i niilh at:
therw)f is theLMth day of AiimM, r-n..
CLAIMIK STKAIIAN,
28s Attorney tr I'lainlil!'.
ADM IXISTKATOK'S
NOTIt'K
1 of Ori'Kcn.
In the County Court of the Stal
Wasco county.
In the matter of the estate of li. Ui J. Tucker
deceased.
Notice is hereby Riven that the niiilei'sii ni-i
has been appointed ailmimsl rater uf I (,.. estate ,'
Rul J. Tucker, deceased, by tiie ( '..unly Ciniri n
Wasco county, Oreiron.
All persona havinir claims Hsruin ' s:iil t t;i:i
are hereby notified to present ilie ,-.;u.i,'. ,lul, v,-i i
tied, at the office of K. H. Hailwis. m ilie r:i
Hood Kiver, Oregron. within aix im ih-.iii h . i iu.i
the date of this notice, JOHN II. I U.l;,
Haled Sept, 14, 1906. AdiimiiHiaixr.
K H. Ilartwijt, Attorney sliol:
IN THK CIKCUIT IXIHIIT o
Or' OltKUON, KIR COUNTS
I II F SI M I
(II Wam ii
KlIKNK.KIt STKI'I'OK, I'lllllltill
versus
Mahv E. Stkitok, llefenilMil I
SC M.MllNS
To Mary E. Slantw, Ilie nh.n
miii d ,1,
leniinni:
In Hie ivi me of the Slate ot i in uon. m
heri h i, .(inred lo appeur and uiimIci' in
coini'liioit illed against yon In the iilsn, i n
tilled ( oeii nd suit on or In line six we. i;
from l!e ,ii, day of Seplenihii. l.N.ri. lo nu
(Ml or lien, e loe Will da) of Oi 'loher. pldi, him
If you leli lo m .-llswer, Ilia iliiinl im ill ;i
..v to lie ( uiii i and tnke dn'iee l.,r (he leli.
deniniide.l id ii e nillalnl. to wit: lliatlh,
llollds ol him i.u my How eMxiiii hi-luiei
)oll ami M,i,l i n'be foi', Vrr Ol.-nlye.l.
Till lllllllli l,. - TVed llSin uli hy ii;
C I ion tllei eol, ii i wiS'k lolM e'.iiiM-ru
tivetttsk in I .. il"o. Kiver i lliieier.a w. i 1.
I' n .it er oi r in ml -iri u..iiinn, in ii.i. -nnd
iiilillied Hi ('..i co ismiiiI , l iM-yun: an
tins s.ii inii.oin. I .i - i ved o.v it tne ol ,ui u
del duly iimde mi i nit led in i, in ,n; n,e ;:i
uny ol Aimust. 1 1 ,) i y il,e lion. w. ilia. i
Hliau', .lutlue oi -inn i . .ii rt
'I lie ilale ot sni, oiii. r Is Alljlll Ml, 111)-,, uiii
I 'ie dale ol t e tl i l ailillcnii.in is s, a. t. nil,.
I, ISH16. I-.. II. II .Ml I W 1(1,
Altolne i n- riainull
012 Hesldlngal Hood I; ver, onvm
IN THK CIHCCIT COUItT ol-' Tlli:sTT.
OKORKOON, KOlt V Asco CI U N I V
Nki.i.ik H. WiciNsciiKNrii, 1'lainliir
versiia
K. W. Wkinsi'Iiknck, Defeinhint
To V. W, W'eiiiKi'liencli, Ji l'.'iiiliinl nlmve
luiined:
In Ilie inline of Hie stale of urcuan: Vm.
are herehy )iiiiiieil lo api,al ami anHei
the couiilainl Illed a ninsi ,oi, in Hie ni,v,
enlltled suit on or before six weeks fr '.In
Hlh day nl'Sei(enilier, IWi, lo wii, on in
lore the lllli day of Octnlici , i.'ii.; anil it iou
fail so lo answer the iilaiulill i :l lake link'
inenl and d eree aguiiist you f . -1- uiini Un i.'
of, aecoKliiiK to the prayer of s.n.1 eoni'iaini.
naiiiely, that the homlH ol mail unonv iiu.i
exislliiK beiween plalnlllf and deiend'niii In
forever dissolved, and that plain nil h a ni i.
ed the custody of the minor chrlldren n-
tloneil In the colnplalliMieteili, anil iluil sin
be allowed to resume a., midden naineei
Nellie HIhSkiW, and i.ir SJlin other reiiei ,i u
the court HhaH'seeni ineel. This suiuuioiis l
served on you hy pulilliiitlon I hereof on, i
each week for aix eonseellllve week In lie
Hood Itlver Ulaeier, a weekly newsiial.il
luibllshed lii tiie city ol llisid Hiver, In tl,i.i
Wasco county, Ores;on, hy virtue of an 01.1,1
mane anu eniereil herein on the Isili l,i ni
AllKllsl, Itmii, hy lloni lalile W. I.. Ili.el.-lia'i
JildKeof sn d courl. The date of said outer i
AIIKUst IK, IIKI5, and the dalnol Ilie InM h,i,
licnliou of tills Nlllilluons I.Sepleliiln i ! ) y ,
A. A M ,
Oid Attorney lor r
i n I ni.
Kl'.MMO.WS.
IN THKCIKCCIT Ciil'lil' OK THK SI Ml
OK OKMOoN Kill: CilUN'l V ol- A.-,Cili
JUIU'I'II H. W'Kl.li, I'lainlilVl
versus J-Huil for invoice
ArolTSTfs U Kl.li.heli Ihlant )
To Augustus Weld, Ilie ilhove nana , I de
fendant:
In the inline of tiie s.iii j of ( ireyon, i 0.1 1,1.
hereby reijutred to aii'ar nnd iimsui c ni.
coinplainl Illed nuaili! you in Ilie nlnxe n
IKled suit, wii li in m necks from iln
day of Kepti'inher, l'i."i, said day la 111
first day ol the puhlieatnin of lliis sunn
II!,
: ill,
ana ir you lull so to auver, for w .11 1 1 lu-i, ni
the plaint ill' will apply to I tie court , n 1 he 1 1
lief demanded in li,-i' eniuplninl alnt -saifl,
tiled In said ciiuie. I"i' lo-wit: A ilirieev
i.lvoree dlssolvlni: I lit- bonds of mal 1 1 iiiuv
exlstini; between the plaiulllt'nni! ileiemt.,iii
ill said cause, and fur ivnI unit Ion ol' il.ut, 1 1 11
former name, ami lor her costs ami ill .l,:n..r
incuts in this stilt.
'This summons is published hy ('trine nl an
order of llotioriihle A. II. I.nlie, count jnilu'
of the county court of H'asco count y .state nl
Oregon, dated the Tib day of tsepteniln 1, A.
O., UHlfi, which older sieeies ami pi'mi,!,
six weeks and seven iiifcrltniis piil!irati,iii.
In Hie "Mood Hiver lllaeier' a we. kh new
paper published weikl ill said eniintv ami
atatp, as the lime, siet iaper in w lneli, ahl
slllumons shall be pulilislied.
tinted Hisid Hiver, 1 ir. ;;,in. Sepiem tan s. I'm:,
JOHN l.KI. AMI IIHMit.l'.-iiN,
oai Altnrncy lor I'I, .ml ill.
NOTICE 1'OK I'riii.ICATI'iX.
Iiepartment oflhe Interior. l,nnd odiee ia
The lialles, Oregon, Sepl. IS, l!Kk"i.
Nollce is hereby kim ii lhat the followlni,'
nained setller has tile, I nollce of his inten
tion tn make final rnmf In suiuioii of 1,1.
claim, and thai sanl inoof will be tinnle lie-
before tjisi. 'I . rrallier I nited stales eniiiiiiis-
sloner at his ofliee in hood Hiver, Ur-'umi, on
October S4, l'.KIn, viz :
Al.KHI'.II M. ItOOP,
of Mosler, OrcKon, on II. K. No. 7117, for 1 lie
SH1, MK1. 8S' .-Und N
, NKJ See. Ill, l'i.
K. II K..W. M.
lie iiaiues tiie following witnesses to piove
hir t'oniinuous resnl. n,-,- upon mnl eniiiM,
tion of said land, t .: Kraiik (lin.-i iiml
lairkln l,aiuh,ot Mmmi i-, Oregon; Porter Salt
man and H, K. siioi-iuaker, ol Hood Kiv, r,
Oregon.
ilsoli) MIt'HAKl.T. NOI.AN, HeKi.ter.
NOTICKOF FALK OK liONIlS
Notice Is hereby niven Hull the llnard ol
Iilrectors of the Hood Itlver I rniial inn iv
trlct In Wasco couiiti. oretron, will sell the
botida of said district m the sum of ,ii.ikki im
on Tuesday, the V!llli day or October, I'.n'i.at
Hie llotirof lllo'clis-k 11. m., nl the ottlee ol
Raid Hoard of IMrei-lois at Hie residence 01
J. H. rihoemaker in salil district, and thai
aealed proKisals for said bonds will be re
ceived by said boioil ut said place lor the
purchase of said boinls until Ihe day and
hour above mentioned, at which time, ti.
board shall om-ii the prossals and awsr't
the purchase of the l,"tids lo the highest re.
arsinslhie bidder, the tsiard reservinif the
right Ul reject any ainl nil bids, bids to he sc.
companied by a eenilleil check for lo p,-r
cent of the amount ol inc bonds for which 1 he
bid 11 submitted.
Hald bonds shall he payable in mom-v oi
the United states. In HI series, as follows, t,,
wit: Atthe explrat,,n of eleven years, tlv,
per cent ollbe whole tiiimta'r or sa'id liond.-.
at. Hie expiration ot twelve years, six .cr
cent; at the expiintii-n ol thirteen e.n-.
seven percent; al the expiration of lonrtecn
years, eliclit er cent; at the expiration ,,:
flfleen years, nine i cent; at the expiration
of Mix ton years, ten per eei.t; al theexpiiainni
ol seventeen years, eleven er cent; at in,.
ezplrailon of en;iiie. n yer, thirteen p,.
cent; at the expirsl 1,111 nineteen enrs, ni.cen
er cenl; st the exi'inillon of twentv e,.is
slxtwn jar (S'lit; and sliall hi ar infer, st si
tberaleofslx t cent i.er aiiiiiim, jmwii.i.
einlannually, on the tlrst day ol .l.iiiii.-n.i
and July of each yenr. 'The principal and 11,
terest ahull ta? pavahle at the pla.s- ilesinalc-l
In the bonds and bi.ldet-s are given t li,. ....i ,, ,,,
of havinK said iKinds pnyahle at I'ortlaiel in
me siate or Oregon, or in the cit ..1 .vu
York in the stale of New Voik.snd sanl
bnnda will he tKue. In aeisirdance u ,1 n 1 1,..
election of the successful bidder. .Hsid l.'.n.l
shall be each of the deiiominalion of m.tl. -.
than 11(11 and not more than tsxl and sliall
tie negotiable In form and coupons for the n,
icreai snail lie uttacheil 10 each and sleucil In
Hie secretary. I(
liabsl al HiKid Hiver, Oreiron, Oils 1'ith 1
nrs..,.,unau.. I ll .. -
..r,.i, ij.w, j. 11. t,itfr.M .a a r.11,
SI irJi secretary
IN THE CIKCTIT COl'KT OF
OK ORFAJO.N KOK ITon I
(11 A nets Sovxky, Walnlltr
versus
Jiihik SorsKY, Defendant
To Josle Hofsky, defendant:
In the name of the stale of fin
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j sliiiid how rapidly a whole iioiKhhnr-
linoil would ho rim over w ith thin
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j li.ird to do tort.
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j keep it out for the ahove reason. The
only way in which we can pinteet
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! iii.iiiitiiin a utrict quarantine against
j trees from any other locality, no mat
ter where. luis valley is as well
adapted to the nursery liiiHiness as
any other section on earth and hy
cnuliniui! im- pmcliaHes to trees niiscil
I, (.re wo w ill lio reasonably sure of os
cupiiiK' the llliullt for many ,vitit'H to
( (Hue. It 1b tho only way, us 1 know
from personal experience.
"Some people claim to lielievo that
this section is immune, but they are
mistaken. California growers held tho
-aiiio belief for many yearn and now
they have the blight. That is the
reason California nurseries aro soud
iiiK their men all over Oregon selli-in
I rocs. There in no market for them
in California. Tlantin has praetic
ally cent-oil, liecauso it's no use to
plant new orchards. I have seen acres
ami iicies of orchards in the east that
lucked hh if a lire had run through
I hem from the elfects of this disease.
' 'I here is only one way to check
the ravages of the blight and that re
ipiiies heroic measures and even then
will likely be without avail unless
I'liiJ orchardmen cooperates. Kee
a chisi) watch on your trees and tho
l;i. I uiie , vou nnd iilfeeled dig it up
atnl hum it, nut the lin.b ulono which
I.- diseased, but the whole tree. Then
Milch even more carefully mid when-
('(ci'the Plight appears, di stray the
tree ut once, it's the only way, but
if yi.tir neighbor does not do likewise
il is Useless.
" In ('(inclusion 1 w ish to say that
l!u sooner our orcliardinen acquire a
''. Iiclesoiiii) fear of thu pear blight and
i.cl accordingly tho b'tter they will
I c nil', nnd ho fur as 1 can say the
oi ly remedy H as 1 have outlined
ahove."
(In con (Ji ts Mosl of the Medal-'.
Oregon hits been awarded thu great
est iiiiiiihi'r of prizes for iigriciilluri 1
exhibits at the Lewis and I 'lurk expo
sition, hut tho credit for tho best tt i h -piny
belongs to Colorado, which is
head and shoulders above all its coin
lietilurs, according to the Hidings of
I he group Jury of awards in grains,
grasses, wools and agricultural pro
ili i ts, which wore made known to the
exhibitors last week.
Oregon received a total of VO.'t
awards, with many yet to lie heard
from, of which Itlo were for gold, I12.ri
l or silver, lii for bronze medals, and
-Is, for hononrblo mention. Colorado
received a total of 5lHi awards, of
which -X were for gold, Mo for silver,
ti'.i fur bronze medals, and 14 for hou
oi'iihlo mention.
Ol tho other states represented,
l.oiiisaua Is entitled to special men
tion, lending In awurds for tobucco,
rice, cotton, and other semltropical
products. That state received ten
gold nnd six silver medals, nearly as
many as there were entries, and re
coiled (17 award, fiH of which wero for
gold nnd nine for silver medals. Oth
er slates receiving good recognition,
cuiisidei iug I he few entris made were,
iishiiigtiiu and California.
Among the Oregon counties there
was a lively light for supremacy.
Washington county leads on the great
est number of awards received, but
I 'mat illn received l int largest number
nl gold medals. Washington county
loceived a total of HI awards, of
w hich IIS are gold, ."ill sliver and 11
bruiie niediils, while Cniatilla received
awards, with II gold, III silver, and
four bronze medals. Eor many of the
count ies the rutin ns are incomplete,
a hile some of them have not yet been
itiinle aware of their standing. Co
lumbia county only . made three en-
trii h hut received thr ie medals. The
county is still practically undeveloped
in tin agricultural way.
Was a Species of "Mink."
I.ippincotts.
('lagan, the Lieutenant's mull tif
all work, oi "striker," had been told
l i kin a fine mink that the Lieuten
ant had shot that uinming while after
ducks.
.Now the mink belongs to tho weasel
family and has his distinctive odor,
which is secreted by a small gland.
When the Lleutenunt returned to
his quarters that inciting he looked
around to see when) the skill was, but
mnl, I Mud no trace of it or the mink,
A nut,! on the tal, In explained mal
lei s. It read 1
"l.ieiileiianl, that mink was a
-' v . ( 'rngnii "
A ceo ill i utr to Dorothy.
Lippincott's.
Dorothy is a sw eet little maid of two
in, I it hall'. Her lather never carries
i cane, ami w hen it culler (tame with
one, one day, she was observed stand
ing I., -line it nipt in contemplation.
"Well, Diirut hy, " said her mother,
"what 's that'.'"
Dorothy looked up with a puzzled
expression. "1,'mbwellii wivottt any
clut lies on, ' said she.
Ilnli a a Trillc Mixed.
Lippincott's.
I 'our year -old Surah had two uncles
li ( ing nut of town ) who were about
tu he married.
"So you are going to your uncles'
weddings, dear? And where will they
I.o married?" asked an interested
liivi'l of the fit ti 1 1 ly .
"Due is going to he married in
Washington," answered the child,
"nnd the other in January."
I ilitor heimet IN I'olitical Views.
Iriigiiii Irrigator.
The friends uf Malcolm A. Moody,
i I the Dalles, claim he has a walkover
t . r the ciingi ossioiiiil nomination anil
election. It Ilie iriinglor could see
Judge Lowell appointed to the federal
bench and Mr. Moody elected to con
gress we would feel that the best pos-
11, Id selections had been made for
those otlices. And then with Hon. K.
L. Smith in the (ioveruor's chair we
think we could see our way to an era
uf clean politics.
Lands in the l'ulouso country are
rising ni idly in value. Farms which
-( 1 I Ht i?s an acie in 1HU7 now bring
iJ .".".
Miss Josephine Jenkins of Portland
is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. II.
Jenkins.
HOOD RIVER
GETS PRIZES
MEDALS ON CORN AND WHEAT
Land of Fruit Xot llackward In
ricultiirul rroiliicls al Lewi
and (Turk Fair.
Air-
Awards on grains and vegetal lea
have been maoe at the Lewis and
Clark exopsition, and Hood Kivor
comes in for a goodly share of the
prizes. (1. K. Castuer informs the
lilac ier that medals have been given
Hood Kiver fanners as follows:
(leorgo Mcintosh silver medal
on
Held and pop corn.
J. II. Koberg silver medal on sweet
coin in stalk.
1 eter Jochimseu silver medal
on
winter rye and wheat.
lliins laige silver modal
on gray
oats and wheat.
William Khrck-gnld medal on win
ter wheat.
The prizes on wool and grain havo
been uwiirded, and out of 40 entries,
Wasco county receives VI gold med
als, 10 silver and II! bronzo.
"Awards have not been made yet
on fruit, and the committee on coun
ties is not through with its work, so
wo do not know how we stand," says
Mr. Cashier.
The Wasco County Exhibit.
A majestic Delaine ram, typifying
on of the greatest and most romni.er
ntivo industries of the state of Oio
gon, adorns the beautiful exhibit of
Wa-co county, in the Agrloiiltinal
building at tho Lewis anil Clark ex
position. Tho wool industry is cue
of tho greatest sources of revenue to
Wa.-co county, and the exhibits in
this respect are particularly compre
hensive, says an article in the Sunday
Oregon inn, doscrlptive of the Wasco
county booth.
The ram stands on a wood and glass
pyramid, which is ileoorated with
Oregon grapevine. In the pyramid
below are excellent samples of the
wool sheared from the blooded sheen
that tango in Wasco county, such ag
mo eicriuo, Uotswold, Delaine, Kam
boux and .Shropshire. The neotile of
this county Hold over 2,1X10,000 pounds
of wool last year, every pound of
which was sooured in what is claimed
to be the best equipped wool-scouring
plain in the rdortbwoat, located at The
Dalles. It is estimated that !00,0()0
is invested in the sheop of Wasco
county, ot which thoro are about 200,
IKK) head,
Wasco county does not depend en
tirely upon tho ehoep industry, as is
emphasized by an exquisite display of
apples, the equal of any laised ln'the
country. About 20 diiforeut varietiog
oi mis jusoioiiH run are Dunked on
either side of a tall rack in the center
of the booth, and on the tables are ar
ranged more Hue samples of theapi les
raised in Wasco (Jounty. Cherries,
peaches, pears and many other kinds
of delicious fruit are also on exhibit,
as an example of the horticultural pi s
sibilities of Wasco county.
That Wasco County is productive of
many things is shown by an exhibit
of the wheat industry in which it is
one of the foremost counties in the
state. Tho wheat yield averages 1,
iKHl.lKHI bushels a year. A novol meth
od of exploiting tho products of the
county Is that of giving away snail
sacksj'ontaining raw wheat. Other
grains, raised in Wasco County, which
aro in the exhibit, are rye. oats. 1 ar-
ley, speltz. the last-named a form of
wheat usedjto strengthen Hour.
Oregon Is notol tor its vast fortsts
of the llnest timber in the world, and
Wasco County helps materially in giv
ing the state this renown. Wasco
County lias an urea of (ill) squaie
miles.of which fully one-third is cov
ered with dense forests of llr, pine
and cedar. Sain pins of the line woods
obtained from these forests comprise
an interesting as well as instructive
part of the exhibit, Over rsK),(KH.) feet
of lumber is cut every day by the
Wasco County sawmills.
Some very artistio samples of tho
tiling and bricks obtained from the
clay of Wasco County are on exhibi
tion. Wasco County sceuorv. for
which it is justly famous, is shown iu
numerous landscapes arranged on the
walls. Probably the most uuioue feat
ure of the entire display ia a hand
press owned by Captain Meriwether
Lewis, and used by him in his exr o-
liliou with Clark to the great Noith-
west. it is of iron, and served as a
seal for paper. The words "Capt. M.
Lewis" appear on tho stump. It was
found iu nu old Indian burial ground
near The Dalles, by Linnnous Wintuia,
or flint city.
Kairan Wolfard.
pretty wedding occurod nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wolfanl,
Ht White Saloinn, Sunday, October I)
at(i:IWp. in., when their daughter
Anna was married to Frank P. Kgaii.
The rooms were appropriately deco
rated for the occanon in autumn leaves
and white ribbon. The'coreiiioiiy was
performed by l!ev. J. Morgan ljowi,
pastor of the Congregational church.
the bridal party was conducted to the
parlor by the strains of the wedding
inarch played by Miss Itlythe of Hood
luver. Misses Mary and Stielo Wolf
ard were the bridesmaids, while Koy
M. Crowe outdated as best man. The
bride wore a pretty gown of white silk
and curried an arm lioquet of pink
carnations. After the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served to tho
guests who numbered about 4."). Mr.
mid Mrs. F.guu left Monday on the
Spencer for Portland, liefore return
ing they will visit Ptigot Sound cities.
They will he at home to their friends,
November 1.
J. 0. Thompson of Crass Valley,
Sherman county, has rented one of
the Cue cotti.ges, and will look up the
chances of renting a small farm iu the
valley.
M. V. Kami and sou llert of Uni
versity Park were Hood Hiver visitor
last week. Pert has Bold his grocery
business iu F.ast Portland, and may
decide later to locate ia llood Kiver,
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