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HOOD RIVER, OREGON, AUGUST 16, 1906.
VOL. XVIII.
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dBOCIETlES.
HOOD K1VKR OOMMERCIALCLUB Mnll
every second Monday 111 each month at I p.
iu In the club room over Jackaou't more.
H. f. Daviddom, rraa.
A. D. Mok, Secretary.
HOODRIVEKLolHlliNO. 105, A. F. and. A.
M. Meets Maturday evening on or before
each full moon. A. 8. Blowkks, W. U.
D. McDonald, Secretary.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. tl. R. A. M.
Meeu a rat and third Friday night or each
month D. McDonald, H. P.
A. D. Moa, Secretary.'
HOOD RIVKR CHAPTER NO. 8, O. E. 8.
Metts second and fourth Tuedy evenluf
of each month. Visitors oordiRliy welcomed.
Mux. T. J. Kihnaihd, W. M.
' MK8.TUKKKHA UAaTjtaa, Secretary.
IDLEWU.DE LODUE NO. 107, I. O. O. K.
Meeu In Fraternal hall, every Thursday
night. K. O. P ABBOTT, N. .
Ali.bh NBAi., Secretary
EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48, L O. O. K
Regnlar meeting iecond and fourth Monday!
oieacb mouth. H. C. Coo,C r .
H C. Smith, Hcrlbe.
LAUREL REHEKAH DEGREE IjODUE NO.
(I I o O. K.-MeeUj Bret and third Krtduya
,,,'each nth.MR8 E w. Udell, N. Q.
Mas. Dora Thomson, Secretary.
WAUCOMA LODGE NO. SO K. OK P.
Meeu In K. of P. hall every Tuesday night.
. THoa. F. Johnson, O. C.
V. C. Brock, K. of R. and 8.
UOOD RIVER CAMP. NO. 7,108, M. W. A.
Meets lu K. ol P. hall every Wednesday
nlKlU, E. S. MAYEs, V. C
C. U. DAKIN, Clerk.
HOOD RIVER CIRCLE NO. W, WOMEN OF
Wooucmfl-Meels at K. ol P. ball on tu
Hint and Third Fridays of each month.
Lou McKKYHOLDS, U. N,
F. W. McRbynolds, Clerk.
RIVEUHIDEIAJIKJENO. t A. O. U. W.
Meeis first and third Saturdays of each
month. M. BLAUU, M. w.
E. K. Hbaui.bv, Financier
CukmtkbShutb. Recorder.
OLETA ASSEMBLY NO. 103, UNITED ART-iian.-Meellhetlrl
and third .Wed,"".
days, work; second and lourth Wedneedaya
Artisans' hall, u. W. THojmKiM, M. A.
C. D. Hbnbkh, Secretary.
COURT HOOD HIVER .No. 43, ORESTEKS
of America,-Meew second and fourth Mon
days lu eucn mouii in a.. .""
' SKNKCA F. tOUTS, C, R.
F. C. Ilaosius, r . C.
PAN BY POST, NO. 16. tl. A. R. MEETS AT
A o. U. W. hull, secou.l and lourth Satur
ilayn ol each muiitli at i o'clock p. hi. All
U A. R. uiciiioeis invited lo meet with us.
S. A. skinnkr, Commander.
Thomas Uosh. .aujiiiiiui.
CAN BY W. K. C., No. 16-MEETS SECOND
Hud touilliMiluruHjsul each Month lu A.
O. U. to. hall al p. m. ,
Ki.i.kn Blount, President.
Okkikl dk B. InuLks, Secretary
MOUNTAIN HOME CAMP No. 34H9, R. N. A.
Aims at the K. of P. Hall ob the aeoond and
fourth Fridays ol eaeh mouth.
MBS. CAHBIB BBOSIU8, O.
Mas. Ella Dabin, Recorder.
jTfTwatt, m. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Telephones: Offloe, 281; realdence, Nil.
BUKOEON O. R. AN. Co.
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Successor to Dr. M. F. Shaw.
Calls promptly answer id in town or country,
r K " Day or Night.
Telephones: Residence, 61L- Office, 611.
Office in the llroalua Building.
DR. J. EDGINGTON,
Physician and Surgeon
Office over the First National bank.
Office phone 143;!. lies, phone 78X1,
M. F. SHAW, M. D.
Office in Jackson Block.
Office phone, No. 1471. Residence, No. MB.
DR. M. H. SHARP DB. EDNA B. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
Graduates of tlie American School ol
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Office and Residence Huxley Cottage,
Kiver street.
Plione 25 H"D RlvliB-
C. BUOS1US, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
'Phone Central, or 131.
Olllce
Hours: 10 to 11 A.
and6to7P. M.
M.; 2 to 3
H. D. W. PINEO.D.D.S.
DENTIST
Ckown Bbidob Work a Specialty.
Office over
First National Bank
Telephone
Main 311
0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D.
DENTIST.
Telephones : Office 283 ; residence 1045
Office over Butler Bank,
Hood Kivkb, Ukk.
W. E. WELCH
LICENSED VETERINARY Sl'BGEOS
i. .,0r.,i . ln inv work In the veterln-
ry Iltie. He can be found by calling, at or
ary
pb-nlnif to Clarke druK store.
A.JAYNE
LAWYER
Abstracts Furnished. Money Loaned.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
E. H. HARTWIG,
LAWYEll.
Will Practice In All Courts
Offlp wlrh Oeo. D. Cnlbertaon A Co.
IhHoiik. Altrct. Htleineiit of Katalfn.
HOOD KIVER. OKE-
SENECA F. FUUTS"
Attorney at Law
Broslus Building
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
A. J. DERBY
Lawyer
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
JOHN
LKLAND HENDERSON
AriOKNEir-AT LAW, ABSTRACTER. NO-
TAY
PUBLIC nnrt RKA
EHTATE AOKNT.
For St years a res'.dentoro eatin and Wash
Ington. Iliu had many jrean eerlence In ,
Kest riate niawaww, n .'-'rM-u,r, nn.n-nr.w
titles Hnt aaeut.
misractlon anarnnteed r
no rhme
H. SEYMOUR HALL,
Snivel u
I sm qnalldrd and prepared In do all kinds
of ttinl claw land surveying. Accuracy fusr-amei-t.
liKsas to wis fir -elans work done
addrew B. P. Hood ftimr. fhona ioxl.
SEE
J.H.
HEILBRONNER
& CO.
FOR
Fruit Lands,
City Property,
Investments,
Fire Insurance.
Burglar Insurance
Accident Insurance
Our LiHt of Bargains
in real estate will
interest vou
J. 11 Heilbronner
& Company ;
Fruit Lands, Seal Estate and Insurance
Ground floor new Davidson Bltlg. .
HOOD RIVER and PORT1DND, ORg.
Hood River Studio
-FOR-
First-Class Photographs
We have the latest In mounts and can en
large your Phobia III Crayon, Platinoid or
Kepla. Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. D. ROGERS, Prop.
BON TON
...Barber Parlors...
The place to get an easy
shave and first-class hair cut.
Our shop is metropolitan in
every respect.
Porcelain Baths in Connection
0. B. GRAY,
50,000
WELL BRICK
350,000
Building Brick
For Sale at the
BRICK YARD
A. T. ZEEK.
j'R.JONES,Dentist
Crawn and Bridge Work.
Teeth Without Plates.
TiHttiueiit of diaeaaed teeth and gums.
tllll.-e llroelua Builditie. Phone 1033.
Eureka Meat Market
MeOUIRE BROS., Propa.
LValera in Freeh and Cured Meats, Lard
Poultry, Fruita and Vegetablea.
Vtw Deliwry. Pbone Main 35.
F. G. 002
Carpentering
Phone 671
r.8. Stan ley, K. UHmith, E.O. Bi.anchah
i re.. vice-rrea. lasuier.
V. C. Brock, Asst. Catdiier.
The First National Bank
OF HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Capital and Surplus, $30,000.
P. H. HALL-LEWIS 4 CO.
Civil and Architectural
Engineers and Surveyors
' Mak. (urvays, plans and estimate for sew
ir. Hunt and nower and railway plants, and
furnish, nuhjeot u approval, plans, specifica
tions and ast I mates for all classes of bulletin!
public, private and mercantile. Hpeclal at
Untlon given to economic and slow-burning
construction. Accuracy and economy guar
anteed. DAVIDSON BUILDING
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
STRANAHAN & SLAVENS,
Contractors and
Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
sThTcox
Contractor
and Builder
fuurt a Xmihatm rnwiu,
FREDERICK & ARNOLD.
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
KtUaatM (nralihad ea til klndiof work
SIMONTON & SONS
Architects and Builders.
Itocorative Fainting; and Paper Hanging
Plans furnished. Estimates care
fully made.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
E. A. JEROME,
Architect
Having had several years' experience in
drafting and bulldlnir. I would respectfully
illicit s part of the patrouaire of the peop'eof
Hood itiver wno anui-ips"- uuuuiua.
reasonable, a id satisfaction guaranteed. Of-
flos at residence on Heights.
JOE WRIGHT
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Phone 769
Figure! and eetimatei furnished on
all kinds of building and contracting.
ASSOCIATION
of McMluuvllle. Oregon, will insure your
property at BO per cent less cost man
any other institution.
C. P. K0SS, 8peelar Agent,
Hood Rlrer, Oregon
GOVERNMENT
Timber and Homestead
LANDS
I have for location some choice apple lands
and tlmqer claims; also relinquishment and
land to script. Call on or address,
wm. f. hand,
Rea. Phone 376. Hood River. Ore.
Hood. River Dairy
Delivered Morning and Eveding
Can supply all orders
from now on
; BRUNO TRANZ
Shepard & Franz
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Are in correspondence with all parts of
the United rv.atea anu are in goou post
tion to fell your
Farm Property
LOCAL AGENTS
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Orient Fire Insurance Co.
JAS. McBAIN,
Hood River Marble Works
Am prepared to execute
all orderH for granite and
marble work, monuments,
tombstones, etc.
Also contract for all kinds
of stone masonry, con
crete, etc.
Dodge & Reid
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers
and Repairers
We do repairing In wood and metal. Furnl-
lure making a specialty, duns,
blcvclea. etc.. renal red
Pbone 651 HOOD KIVER, ORE.
WOOD FOR SALE.
I am prepared to furnish mill and slab
wood, also other kinds ol wood.
have a new ateam wood aaw and am
prepared to do sawing. Also do general
team work.
FRED HOWE.
"hone 121.
McDEN & KOSKEY
GENERAL COMMISSION OtHANTS
IVompt sales a nd i.uick returns
holesale dealers In all kinds of First
.nd frodui-e. VoiiHiaiunenia aollciu
129 Front Sttree, Portland, Ore.
Timber l4ind, Act June 8, 1h7K.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, The lalli ,
Oregon, June 15, UMi. Notice is ticrchy
alveu that In compliance with the provisions
. . . IS-s ....till...!
I ipe w l "i nmnrtw ui .iuiip , .1-1... ..I.
An act for the sale of tiinluT liuids In the
stales of California, Oreson, Ncvndii umi
WanhinKUin Territory," ss exicnuitt w an
the public land states by act of August , ISsrj,
PAiri. v. Mit'l'l.l.Y.
ofrortlsnd, county of Multnomah, state oil
uimmi, nss men in nun uuht umn,M u s,otr
nient No. Sftft, for the purchase of the lot 4.
section 4, lots 1 and 4 and HlA4iv or section
o. S, In township No. IN,. Kanne so. nr.., v. .
M. and will otter proof to snow Unit the
lands somtlit are more valuable tor t lie lim
ber or stone thereon than lor lurricultuiHi
loses, and lo esuionsn nis claims to
said land before the Keiflstcr and Kcocivcr al
the land office In The halles, Oreaon, on the
totli day of August, IIKW.
He uamesHs witnesses: rni n.uitu, oi
Hood Kiver, Oregon, and JNIIs c. Olsen, ol
Portland, Oregon.
. Anv and all neranna claiming adversely
anyot the above-described lanitH are reiiuest
ed to tile their claims 111 tills oificr on or bu
lore thesaid "tli d.iy of August, 1HH.
Mll'HAKI'Tul.AN,
21 ltegisl'r.
NOTICK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
It the County Court of Whsio County,
state of Oregon. ,
In the mutteroi tneesiaicui uroige tiwcu.
eceascd.
Notice Is hereby given linn me tiinn r-
signert, the artmlnistialor ot tin- state oi
wtrge Owen, ueceuseu, nss uim, oieoHim
it- clerk of the County Court, for Wasco
ontitv nreirou. bis Tlnal aceoufit anil report
n said estate: and that the Judge nt the above
entitled court, has duly fixed Ihurs.iay, the
Mh day of September, A. !., !("', ai li o'clock
M. of said day s tnc tune, linn iiici'oiiniy
ourt rKitn In the t onniy i ouri uousu in
lalles City, Wasco Cotinly, Oregon, as the
place lor hearing said nnai account and re
port. All persons Interested In said esiate,
ate hereuy notitiea to appear ai sani mum
nd pliwe, and show cause, n tiny mere oe
why said final account and report should
not in all things be allowed, raniled and ap
oroved. and an order made, duly discharging
said administrator from flintier acting in
said trust, and exonornllng Hi mi "trom Cur
lier liability thereunder.. I tils notice is pun
shed bv order of the county Judte of said
court, dated the Dili day of Aiutusi, A. !.. tssOii.
the Itrst publication or this nntn-e Is .lined
ie9tli day Ol AUgUSl, A. J'., i"-. aim me
XT In which said nonce is nmcreci putt
ied is The Hood Klver Ulaclcr, ubllshei1
weekly in said county of Wasco. In the cily
of HiHid River.
luted lloou Hlver, Oregon, August i.in, it.
KDWARIi COOK,
Administrator of the estate oUieurge Owen,
deceased.
JoltS I.KLANI) It KNPKttMON,
alMi Attorney for s:tlil estate.
NOT1CK 1'OU PUBLICATION
t'niled Ststes l.iinil otllce, The linlles, o
in. Muv nth, lno-i. Notice is lu'ivhy ulven
that In comi'liuiM e with the piovi-itins oi ilie
t olvonnte ol June ,i, i.s,h. entilletl
Act tor the sale ol 1 1 loiter iini m i ue slit tesui
t'alit'ttrnin, tin koii, rscvatla, slul asliliiiiuui
Territory, '' as extended lo ail Hie piililic Ian l
stales by act of Auutisl. 4, IS'.l:;,
jmi ,n a. i'ii vv i'. i ,
of Pendleton, county of Umatilla, state of dri'-
ni, has this day tiled In thiNoihiv Ins sworn
alcmeut No. .nr,', for the purchase ol" the
i.SW'i KW'iNK'i, sect Inn ai tux) sliNH',
ot seetutu No. :I, in township ,n, l N., lanm-
No. 11 K., . M , ami will otliT prnoi to slimv
that the land sought Is more valualtle lor
the tllnher ttr slum liiereoli hmm lor agri
cultural purpuses, and to estal'il-li Ins claim
to'salu laiKls before the Keulsler aim tteeeiver
at I lie Dalles, oreaon, on Uie iHli iluj ol An.
ist, lisji.
lie names lis witnesses: John I'. I'oley, lan
Foley ami t'lytle K.Taylor, of roiilainl, .ore-
in, and llllain IHvvla, ol mam tuver, uie
n. Anv and all persons clalnilnc adversely any
of the above described hinds are reiticsted to
file llielr clulnis In tills olllce on or neloic the
said 20th day of August, lwiti.
Mit-iiAr.t, 'i. jsiti,:-.,
JI411I6 llculslor.
" notice FOR l'Uaijklu iON
Department of t lie Interior, Land ulliee tit
'Cl.- Ilxlluu II......II1 IlllL' IS II. hi
Notice Is hereby given that
F. KOY JACKSON,
of Hood Kiver, oretfon
has tiled notice of his Inlantioti to nmke final
flve.year proof lu support of his claim, viz:
Homestead entry .mi. '.'-c.'h, mane .tunc -1
l'.KII, lor the HijSW'i, and H.'jSW'1', secilou :u,
towushli 2noi ih, rane II cast, w. M , alio
that sahl ttroof will tie tnailc before tint Itci4-
Isteruiul Receiver at 1 1tu Hallcs, Oieiiou, on
August 27th, PKHi.
ie names as witnesses to prove 111s cittiiinu.
oils res'ilence upon and eultlvalion ol the
land, viz: Omar M. new lit, Albert Mictiiicr,
Harry Keui, Howard Hoover, all of HimhI
Uiver, Oregon,
MICHAia T. Nol.AN,
yxitti Keg later
NOTIC!-; FOR 1'l llLlCATION.
United Htates I.iind otllec, The Dalles, Ore
gon, May , I'.Hiii.-NolIre is hereby given thai
11 compliance Willi me pio isiiiuh 01 itiein-i ii
tngreas 01 .nine ;i, is,s, eiiuiieu -ah aei lor
the sale ol timber lands lu I he Hiatus ol Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory," us extended lo all tlie Public Ijind
Slates by act of Migust I, lsir'
Alt i ll u it l'. 1 1 r r i ,
of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of
Oregon, has this day tiled In tills oiliee his
sworn statement No. 21U1, for the purchase of
the ots 2. . 4 and 0. ol section no. i, in town
ship No. 1 N., range No. 9 K, W. M., and will
oiler prtatf to slu w ttiat the land sought Is
more vailtaoie lor lis nuna-r or Miotic man tor
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
aim to said land helore the Register and
Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, un the 2UUi
day of August, HHHi.
Ie names as witnesses: iwis r,. Morse,
Frank Chandler. Charles L. Morse aittl Wil
liam K. Rand, all of Hood River, Oregon.
Anv and all persona claiming adversely me
above-described lands are reiiicsteit to tile
their claims 111 this oince 011 or neiore saiu
20th day of August, IIKii.
JTalB MICHAI'XT. NOI.AN, Itegisler.
8UM.MOXS.
In the t:ircult Court of the Slate of Oregon, fot
Wasco county.
Thomas Hcnnlngseii, Plaintiff
vs.
Alfreda Hrnningseti. Ilclendsnt.
To Allreda llennliigseu, tlie ulaive lialind
iiefendnni:-
In tlie name of tlie state of Oregon, you are
hereby required to Hpiicnr anil answer the
complaint tiled against, you 111 the attove en-
lll.leu court on or oeiore ugusi ,it 11, i:i, anu
If you fall ho to appeur nuil answer, for want
thereof the plH 1 11 1 1 II will apply to the court
for the relict priLveu tor in ineconipiaini, 11
wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds of in it
rtmony now existing between you and plain
till', and for such other ami further relief as tt
the court inav Neelu meet ana ettuilable.
fills publication ol sinomons ts made by
order of Hon. W. L. ilraitstiaw, Judge ol tlie
ataive entitled court, duly tnailc and enteri
oil the I :t 1 1 day ol July. llki, directing this
.summons to be published once each week fi
six eniisceultve weeks In tlie Hood Ittvt
Glacier, a weekly ncwspuar ol general clreu
iation 111 wasco t ouni.y, tn-gou.
Hale of first publication July null, pn;.
A. J. DKUIIY
JlB-a: Atty. for iilalulill
i Combleic
c.y.
1 M''j
'4
SUMMER SPECIAL
To tdvcrtiw our stamped linmiwewill sell
centcrpiecH likecut stamped on tun Utun
complete with Hom to etntroider.
Regular value 90c Special 50C
In ordering by mail seed post office or ex
press moner order and mttittm thu paptr
'She NeedlecrdtYhob
Uzez WASH. 3T-,PQWrUaD OK-J
I LaMlUWsVafteAa
SOLD FOR
SEWER TAX
STORE BUILDING SELLS FOR $60
Sale of Diliiiiiuent I'miiert)' Com-
iiii iic tl AinriiHt 1(1 mill ( (inlln
ueil I mil Sultl.
Lant Friday niiiniiui at teu o'clock
the property adrertUed to lie sold for
eliutiiiunt fewer ast-ennttient, was
olteied at aiictitm to the hit; beet liid-
r by Marshal ISitniier. Not a tirent
eal ot iuteiest was talen by tlie pub-
10, but a tew bultlera beiiiK present,
ami but a eiiiti'tir,itivoly tew cured to
itveHt, owiiil' lo iiiiiity not lituni; i ei-
tain hm to the oiitciinio.
Several whose property wits adver
ted n it the nsscHsnioiils Friday
niorimiK betoru thu mile, antl a con
lerablti wiiu wa cullected in this
iiiaiintr. At lti o clock tlie ntle was
eoniinencetl, V. U. Iiapkin acting as
erk.
The tlrHt piece of property olfered
hh the sttirr titiililiiii' occupied by
notli's store nnil oivned by J, 11.
idilleton. The first bid was cICi by
A. Dano tollowetl by ?:iti by J.
Otten niiit was tlniilly knocked down
V. K. Sheets for Ml. Thou
followed stiles us lull nvs:
Li till and Hi, block M, Hood Kiver
roper, solil to M. 1j. llowattl fl.i.
Lots 1 ami '2, block .1, Watiooma
ark audition, sold to W. K. fShoetn
!0.
Lots (j and 2,"i, block 5, Riverview
ink uddition, Clias. Dano,
Lots 1 and 'i, block '2, Idlewilde ad-
ition, C. Diiito $40.
Lota 1, ', 3 and 4, block ,), l'urk-
tit st addition, SV. F, Slioeta, fltlo.
Jjot ,1, lilock 1, Wuiiooinu I'aik ad-
ilion, A. . Ontlmiik, U.
Lot Zi, block .1, Strtinithun s nildi-
on, .1. It. Dukes, 10.
Lot 111, block SI, Hull a 'dition, W.
, Sheets, UJO.
. C. Wi. I. li, urn's tract, W. 10.
icets, 2t1.
Houlh Imll of block 4, liivotviow
i.rk iiiMlliuii, J. J. Meats, i?-'1!!.
.Nnrtli Imll ot block 4, liiverviow
ink iidilltiun, Cliiiiles Diino, $70,
ot U, bio k f, Kivtrview Fark ad-
ition, C. Dano, 10.
Lot .i, block o, Ki vet view l in k ud
ition, t!. Diino, if: III.
Lets U.i, -M, 2! I, mid HO, block
liiverrictt i'ark addiliou, O. A.
lino, UriO.
Lots :i, 4, o, d air! i, block b, Riv-
tviow 1 ark addition, r. li. Knvdor,
10.
Lots lo, 11, I'iiintl Kl, block ti, Riv-
rv-iew I'aik udtlllion, I'. 11. hnyder,
:."i.
Lots 14 ami lo, block li, Riverview
Park addition, J. J. Mears, $20.
Lots Hi. 17. 18. 1!) ami 20. lilock 0.
Riverviow Fark addition, J. J. Motifs,
10.
AC this lime nu adjournment was
taken to Utittiiduy morning- at teu
clock.
'J liis couiprised t he sales of the first
ay. Marshal (iiiiiL'cr will udiouru
he sale trom day to day until all the
roiierty is sold, (lu Monday tho lol
iiwiiitf s tle whh mad o :
Lois 1 antl 1, block 0, Fai khuist ad
itioti, John Mint', $5:i. H,.
Daily of Iron hi il Man Fount! Here
The body of a man supposed to
huvu I ecu li'oi noil was discovered
near the bout landing lust Thursday
atternou. It wits lying on the beuoh
whero it hud been wkhIiuiI by the
.lives and was 1 u u ml by Ihe foreman
of tho O. li. .V. N. section gang.
City Marnlnil (iauger was notified
ml hid tlie b tily brought to this city
and placed in cliarnu of Undci taker
liui'tmesa. 1 he body was d rut-sod in
course liliiek shiit, overalls and log
era shoes and Ihe contents ot the
ockels revealed nothing but a bail
una handkerchief and a shoestring.
Hit) corpse was examined by a pby
iman who could llud no evidence ol
1 1 in i v enlllcient to cause death and
said he thought it had been in the
water about teu days. The man was
about 40 years ot age, had dark Half,
mustache and chin beard and was &
feet. II inches in height.
The coroner, who was notified, re
tuned to hold an intpiest as there was
nr) identification, and the body was
Inn led here Thursday evening. It is
said that passengers on an up-river
steamer several days ago reported see
ng a mini who was working on the
North liana roail blown into the river
by a blast and it is thought the body
may have been his.
Advantage of Oregon.
If the people living in the far mint
only realized what they are missing
try not residing in this part ol tlie
world the railroads would not be able
to accommodate the travel coming
this way. I hit idea seems to bo prev
alent in thu east Unit Oregon is a
cold, rainy state and a disagreeable
pi ice In much to live. Xhe exposi
tion dissiptiled thin idea to a cei tain
extent, but it was principally the
wealthier class that was able to enjoy
tliti trip t i t.liu coast. The greet niid-
ilu cIhns is slow to believe the tales
told them ol Oregon's glorious climate
and woiideifol possil, mill's by the re
cent expoeilion visitors. Many also
dislike to leave their It lends: and
liieitk the social ties at home. The
idea of going so far away when they
are not tin tneiully uble to return u
thev Hud Ihiucs not as represented
keeps a huge percentiige away. Uth-
ers iiclinve in tue oin atiuge mat, u
rolling stone gathers no moss, but tail
to note the fact that a stone on a
graveling side bill likewise accumu
lates none of the green. If they hear
ol a person "going west" and doing
well they Hscrilio it to luck, ami claim
that wheto one may succeed others
are just us liable to fail.
Hut if they just knew of the delight
fnl, etpiilal Ic climate, the good water,
the tine ti n it, the beautiful scenery
and the letllle soil we cannot hell
bt.t think that they would cast nil ob
st icles aside and make it the gol ol
ili-sir lives to reach Oregon. Ho
.there you wid and talk with whom
you may in wet-tern Oregon and with
one accord all will say thev are more
than glad to be heie, and many will
i I'll you they havo only one thing to
be sorry for M l that is tint they did
not come years ago.
Where a sun stroke is somethiug
nnknown, where snow is a luxury and
zero weather unusual, where lightning
never strikes and thunder la seldom
heard, where the grass la green all
winter and rosea bloom in December,
where labor la never Idle and with
fruit the Quest ,in the world we can
not help feel proud of our Oregon,
and sorry for sun-eticken and frost
bitten cistern residents, wbooauuotor
will not ret lize that Oregou la a coun
try similar to ' what Moaea led the
ohildreu of Israel to only better.
So if our eastern brethren are de
sirous of bettering their condition lu
life, if they want to go where oppor
tunities abound on every aide, not
where it is a pleasure just to be alive,
we advise them to come to Oregon.
St. Johns Keview.
Hill Cut Out Dalles Stopover,
liiggs will soon again lie a place of
mportance. in. MoMurray, gener
al passenger agent for the O. K. it N.,
s now working out a schedule for the
HIl'Ks Portland local to run to Arling
ton and there transfer passengers ami
express to the local fot Portland. By
this menus all local O. K. & N. points
will be given a qtiiok service to Pott-
and and return, regardleaa ot the
lateness of the through eastern trains.
When this schedule la In elieet pas
sengers will not have a choice as now,
of going to The Dalle) and there wait
ing until ready to continue their trip.
Observer.
V 111 Form a Wheat Pool.
The farmers of Whitman oontty,
Wash., aie taking steps towards the
forming of a wheat pool on similar
lines to those associations formed in
Umatilla antl Wasco counties lu this
state. The only notable dilferenoe in
tho organization ia that in Whitman
tho wheatgrowera advocate holding
their wheat until the market advauoes
to 70 ueuta a bushel. The farmers
leclare that their yield of griiiu is
lower than last year and the sacks are
tour rents higher and thieshlng one
cent higher than at this time last
year. In the meantime fanners from
the other ooutiea of the states will
.valeli with great interest the result
if the wheat pool, If the plan should
result in any advauce in the market
price no doubt all counties in the
states of Oregon and Washington
ill follow the methods adopted by
the farmers of Umatilla, Wasco aud
Whitman. lleppuer Times.
la You Pallry (itiml (
It ia estimated that ton million
dollars worth of lire insurance poli
cies are held in the Btate of Oregon
that Is practically worthless. This
fact la known to leading insurance
men, to the largest policy holders,
and to others, yet Otegon'a Insurance
commissioner is not reported to have
done anything for protection of the
prospective sutleiers. four ot the
large oompanlea formerly doing bus
iness in the Btate, the Hume f ire 4
Marine Insurance company, the Fire
men 'a Fund Insurance company, the
traders' Insurance company and the
Pacific Underwriters' company, be
came insolvent as a reai.lt ol the Ban
Francisco fire. Their Oiegon policies
at the data of the liXlii report of Com
missioucr Dtiubai were materially
above 10.000.000, and are probably
higher at tbis time. Each of these
four companies has jtM.OOO to deposit
with the state oltlcera to protect local
policyholders, making a total or f 200,
UK) as the maximum assets to cover
more than $10, 000, 000 of possible llao
bilities. It appears that Mr. Dun-
bur'a successor has opportunity to d
something in the line of duty and
that the boasted virtue ot our state
insurance regulations will be put to
the tott. Moro Observer.
011 On Salem Streets.
Snriiikling the Salem atraeti with
o l has actually begun, says the Balem
journal Portions of Court itreet
and Liberty street, in fiout of the
nronerty of Dr. J. II. biewer, was
treated to a coating of crude petrole
um this morning.
Ho far, the indications are that It
ia a success.
The work attracted a great deal of
Interest aud hundreds of - oitizena
passed around that way lo watch the
men lav the dust aud grease the road
The experiment may aolve the prob
lem of Htilem'a dusty streets, and the
success of thia morning's effort will
lead other property ownera to adopt
the same methods.
The oil was spread by meana ot the
water sin inkier, and did not spread
as it will when a regulai sprinkler ia
constructed for for the experiment to
be conducted around the court houae
property tomorrow. The oil was
forced directly onto the street by the
snrinkler. and then the road was
raked an as to spreud the oil in better
shape. The experiment was made on
an area ot 30x21 feet on one street
(jOxW feet on the other.
Dr. Ilrewer baa estiuiaated that it
wen d cost about ill) to thoroughly
sprinkle tho distance of one block
and that an application of three bar
rels of oil would do the work on the
streets adjoin'ng his property. Judge
Scott, too, is optlmistlo at the Inter
est mnuifut led.
There is nothing so pleasant as that
biiabt,clieeiful,at-pcacc-with-tht-world
feeling when you sit down to your
breakfast. There is nothing so conduc
ive to good work and good results. The
healthy man with a Healthy mind and
body is a better fellow, bettjr work
man, a belter citizen than the man or
unman who is handicapped by some
disability, however slight. A alight dis
order ol the stomach will derange your
body, vour thoughts and your disposi
tion, lint away Iroiir the morbidness
and the blues. Keep your stomach in J
tune and both vour brain and body will
respond. Little indiscretions of over
eating can be easily corrected and you
will lie surprised to see how much bet
ter man you are. Try a little Kodnl For
DvHpepsia after your meals. Sold by
Williams' Pharmacy.
Hoard of Ennalizatlon.
Notice ia hereby given that the
Poaid of KqualizatiioD of Wasco
county, Oregon, will meet at the
court house in Dulles City on the last
Monday iu August, l'JOti, aud remain
in session one week, tor the purpose
of examining and equalizing the ea
st ssmettt roll for the year l'.Wti, as by
It.w provided. All peraons desiring
to ( pear before auid Hoard will
please take notioe.
Dated at Dttljea City, Or-gon, this
31st day of July, FX.
A. O. SIOObDILL, Aaseasor.
HIGH PRICES
ARE EXPECTED
BIDS TO BE OPENED THIS MONTH
Keview of the Apple Situation by
Prominent Hood Hlver
(irower.
The following Intel view in the Port
land Journal from O, L. Vanderhilt,
ia timely and reviews the apple aitua
tiou :
From offers already received the
impression prevails at Hood Kiver
that prices for Oregou apples thia
year will be about the same aa last
year, when the highest prices ever
known were paid and the entire Hood
Kiver crop was shipped to Knstern
and European markets. The crop in
the valley thia year is variously esti
mated fiotn 100,000 to i:i0,000 boxes,
nearly double the amount ot IhsI
year'a crop.
Already eastern and European
buyers have visited the valley. The
Apple Growers' association has not
made any contracts aud bus fixed up
on August '20 as the date when tho
orop will be sold to the highest bid
der. Healed bids will be received by
the cashier of the First National
bank of Hood Kiver aud opened by
the batik's directors.
The association represents 90 per
octtt of the apple growers of the val
ley and numbers about 12K men. .No
grower is allowed, under the rigidly
euforced rules, to pack his own appea.
Tbis work la done by experts em-
poyed by the association. A orew
oousista of four packera aud an in
spector. Every apple ia inspected be
fore being placed in the box. An as
sociation wrapper and box label naa
been copyrighted and ia used exclus
ively by the organization for protec
tion ot buyers and consumers from
apples that are grown elsewhere ami
labeled Hood liiver apples.
This year for the first tune the Hotnl
River valley growei has sold his tlrav-
ansteins, Kiugs and Wealthles, eaily
varieties, to the European market.
Of these there will be seven oarlosde
trom thia valley. Two oara are from
ueiilahland, the largest apple ram.u
in the valley, Oscar Vanderbilt. own
er of lieultiblaud, who waa iu Port
land today, eaid :
'Conditions in the valley at pres
ent are almost perfect for the apple
business. The three early varletlea
uow gold to Europe will be picked
and shipped in a boot three weeks.
Picking ot other varieties will begin
iu October. Thia year ia the third in
which the association has followed
the plan of selling the Hood River ap
ple orop to the highest bidder. It
baa worked successfully aau this year
the growera will realize the benedta ot
both a large crop and a good price.
Mr. Vanderbilt said tho increased
aoreage planted thia year 1b not large,
but number of good sales have been
made. Home of these are at prices
that people might regal d aa fancy.
Hut when compared with prices aud
earnings capacity of Colorado or
chards, and elsewhere, Hood Kiver
prices are still conservative-- Colora
do apple orchards bring from 11,000
to 1:1,000 per acre, while the Hood
Klver prices do not range at half
those liguies, although the latter or
chards have shown the greater earn
ing power. In a number ot Hood
Kiver oroharda a single acre has been
known to yield as much aa $1,000
gross in a year.
Mr. Vauderbllt has purchased du
aores known as the Valhalla orchard,
now in full bearing, and added it to
his lleulahland. This farm now con
sists of about 115 aores, aud ita bear
ing acreage is the largest in the val
ley. Last year the original farm
yielded between 4, (HI) and 6,000 boxes.
The ranch ia oultivateed to a high de
gree, bearing trees loaded with per
fectly formed apples, tne young tiees
looking thrifty. Every tree is
trimmed and sprayed scrupulously.
The land is cultivated anil harrowed,
and not a weed to be seen between all
the long rows of trees.
This year's crop of Keulahland is
estimated at 14,000 boxea. The ap
ples from this farm sold last year at
tl. 75 as the lowest aud $3 the highest
price per box. These prices amaze
eastern apple growera, most of whom
get less money for a barrel than Hood
River growers receive for a bushel of
apples. With the acreage of young
trees that will come into bearing n
the next two or three yeara the yield
of Ueulahland will be increased to hi
wards of '2f,000 boxes auuually. Ihe
entire farm ia ausoeptlble of irriga
tion, aud has water at hand, but irri
gation la little utilized at the present
time.
Drugs, Codfish and Peek-a-Boo Waists.
The city drug store has just layed
In a stock ot fine lady's uuderware
and millinery, including bate and
bonnets. Allso some of the latest
Peekaboo wastes. The wastes are im
ported direct from Poitulnd and are
very swell aud very stylish. Hut tlu
nriceB aie not two high, being from
31) cents up to (18 cents. A new ahip-
. ...iHul, lust- receeved. and
limit, oi , . ,7 n ...... j,... .
plenty of augai on baud, also flower
and meel, from the W. W. M. Co. in
The Dalles. Hut do not falo to try
ono of our new porscriptions, me
Hooicides Delight." They are very
restful ,not to say exilortiug.-Rab.
Ittville correspondence iu wpmu
in necessary Kxpenstf.
Acute attacks of colic and diarrhoea
come on without warning and prompt
reliof must lie obtained. There is no
s,,..!!. of iiicurrinir tlie exiiense of a
..i, ;i,' service in eueli cases
if
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Kemedv is at hand. A dose ol
this remedy will relieve the patient be
fore a docter could arrive. It has never
been known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous cases and no fam
ily should be without it. For sale by
Keir&Casa.
' For Kent.
For a long term of years, south bulf
of Block 8, Park hurst, and three acr
eartof Parkhurat. W.J. BakerACw.
A (iennine Clearance Hale for the utat
sixty days of all Summer Millinery, w
gardleitoCeoBt, at " , ,
MME. ABBOTT, 'y
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