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HOOD RIVER QLAOIER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1907
ilmni. KUtrr (Slarirr
Issmd Evety Thursday by
AUTHltt D. Mtlti. Publisher.
Terms '
pal I .
hnlT'ii..n $i.fo n )mr uImii
o::f.;on un.Ks vs. iki-.i: uivek
vriM.i'.
H'nce the surceM ui I lord Hirer
apples' intbo it .'; U of tbo world b.il
miku l t'ie iie ct tne other twetioo of
Uiegcn which raise apples, tremeud
out pressure baa been brought to bear
oa tha Portlaod papers and publicity
bureaus to stop advertising Hood
Hirer, Tbe argument used is to do
Hway with all t-eotiooal lioea and work
tor a greater Oregon. It is a beautl
ful tontiuient, and all things being
equal, it miL'bt bp adopted, Hut
when the dilterenoe between Hood
Kiver apples and simply Oregon ap
plet, no matter where the Sutter may
be raited, bow badly put up, disease
iufeeted, wntei-oored, inferior in
many ways, and what net, Is all the
wsy from one to four dollars a box in
the markets ot the world, it is time
for Hood Hirer to object.
Tom Richardson's press bureau In
Portland 4ent the following artiole to
probably every paper in tba state of
Oregon :
The Oregon Bpple has captured the
Orient and Russia. Yadgjogloa Bros.,
ot Vladivostok, after making a dls
play in one of the piinoipil abow
windows of the oity, removed the dis
play and after it waa crotrned and
surrounded with Amerioan and ltui
aian Hag It was photographed, and is
to be reproduced In oolora for Inter
national advertising. Thus the glory
of the Oregon apple goes around the
world. The display was unusual be
cause most of the boxes abown were
ready for ocean shipment, eaob en
cased in burlap. Varieties of apples
Included the Winter Uauaoa, Urtley,
Hyde's King and Arkansas Black.
Many papers printed the attice.
The apples all came from Hood Kivei,
and Mr. Yadgjoglou baa stated to the
writer several times that at no other
place can he get apples that will pay
to ship to Vladivostok. To the east
erner who already regards all the
etutements about the Hood River
country with suspicion, he will at
onco come to the conclusion that all
Oregon apples are alike, and all Ore
gon country alike. Hood Klvei has
shown the world how to raise apples,
pack and market them, and moreover
has the best soil and climate for the
business. The honors are tightly
burs. Sho cannot afford tu use her
reputation to bulxter up luferioi
iilacns, oven if they do happen to be
In Oiegon. There are many kinds of
Oregon applos, but only one Hood
River.
To indicate how thia confusion of
names may work an injury to ue, it
may be stuted tbut a Portland paper
recently reported that "Hood River
apples sold in New York at 11.25 a
box." The market editor was proba
bly working uuder the theory that
there was no difference in names. It
is a fact that "Oiegon apples" have
sold at that prim in New York, but
uocotiut union leceived by the David
son Fruit Co. show that every oar of
Hood River apples have aold in New
Yoik at a piotlt, and the prices paid
by them in Hood River were double
that fur Newtowni and nearly three
t imes that for Hpitzeubergs.
We aie glad to know tbut the Cora
inonor and I be lectures have been
profitable euough tor Mr. llryan to
run for the presidency without a cam
paign fund.
The Czur has 1 st a title. He was so
busy hanging ou to bla tbroue with
both bauds that he could not grab for
it when it slipped.
Chicago uow has a young and hand
some woman on the polloe force. It
will undoubtedly tlokle some men to
be pinched by her.
TRAIN SERVICE
ON NORTH BANK
The bears that were kilted last year
will be talked about long rfter the
world has forgotten the guides that
were shot by mistake.
Tbo l,6iH),0U0iu "greenbacks that
Tom Watson would have tbe govern
ment issue would sadly need the mot
to, "In Ood we trust."
While serving a ilve-year term an
Ohio oonict made 110,000 in the peni
tentiary. That ought to convince the
man that he is able to make an honest
livlug.
Kvery time some putillo speaker an
uounoes that "tbe need of the hour is
men," he strikes a responsive chord
in the hearts of thousands of lonely
women.
The populists will hold their na
tioiritl convention in St. Louis next
April, but it is uot blleved that ex
tra hotel facilities will have to be pro
vided for the oocusiou.
Bryan generously declares that
Koosovelt could be re-elected, Pei-
li'ipa thia generosity is based upon ti e
personal kuowledge gained through a
recent iuterview at the White House
tlmt Mr. Roosevelt will positively uot
lid a candidate. Kugeue Register.
A gang of Greeks have been engaged
)u cutting wood ou the Protbei pluce,
iiiidor the supervision of EniU West,
'l ues.lHy they showed signs of mutiny,
ionising to do the work as tuey were
tcld, so Mr. West discharged them.
'II ley then showed tight, tbe ringlead
er of the gang taking a shotgun and
t no others knives and a large levolver,
and chased him into the house, while
tboy made demands on him for grub
aud threatened blm if he refuted. He
told them to dig potatoes if they weie
hungry, and then went over to a
uoigbbor's house and telephoned Mr.
1 'rut her of the situation. Mr Prathor
t.ud Marshal Ganger went out to the
ranch and put the ringleader under
arrest, bringing him to town, while
tbe others dispersed. Owing to the
absence of Judge Henderson from tbe
pity, tbe Greek is still in jell.
"Within sixty days the NcHh ll.i I
road will be roiling frriflit iulo 1'cit
land," said Louis W. Bill, prrt.it. ut
of the Great Northern milrnn.l Mid
the active successor of hi father, J
J. Hill, interviewed by tbe On- niuu
at tbe Portland botel.
"Th Urst tlmecsrd of tbn North
Bank road weut into cllect Sundiiy.
trains leave Pasoo at 7 a. m. and tun
to Cliffs, 111 miles at the rate of 16
miles an hour, reaching the latter
point at 2:30 p. m , the same day. A
train leaves CliHs, raoning east to
Pasoo, at 8 a. m., and reaches Pasco
at 3:30 p. m. By January 15 tbe
trains will be running regularly iuto
Vancouver, and a month later iuto
Portland." Bo said the dominant
man in the "Hill interests" last
night r nd he knows.
"We are throwing more dirt every
day on tbe North Bank road than is
being moved from the Panama canal,"
Mr. Hill continued, "and that shows
it is no small job. We have plenty of
ready money on hand to put the line
thiougb right into our own yards here
in Poitland, and we are coming just
as cast as money aud mufcie can lay
tbe rails. Tbe only hitob in flight,
and it Is a small matter, is the term
inal ariangetnents here.
"We have our own yards adjoining
the present terminals ot all tbe Port-
laud fads, with plenty nt room to
grow. We have owned tnem lor years.
And we will nave tbe line up o wiitr
in stone's throw of our yards with
the only obstacle tbe railroad tracks
of tbe other system, tbe Harrlman
line. We nntiuipate no troutlo what
ever In getting across, aj tbe law gives
us a right of way to our own proper
ty. All that has to be decided aro the
details of the arraugeruents among the
lawyers. All talk of using force as
In tbe good old nays is a good na-
tured joke
Emanuel Lutheran Church Dedication.
Next Sunday, December 22, Eman
uel Lutheran church will be dedicated
and two sermons have been arranged
for, morning and afternoon, in Ger
man and English. The morning ser
mon will be preached by Rev. U.
Doering, of Portland, at ten o'clock,
and will be In Germaa. Tbe after
noon sermon will be preached by Rev.
Klmbaugb, ot Poitland, at two
o'clock, and will be iu English. All
are invited to these services.
Rev. E. Druoken miller, a young
man graduate from at. Louis, is tbe
first pastor ot tbe church, and will
conduct servioes eveiy two weeks In
tbe church. He bus also charges at
Mosler, Keut, Bkye, Wash., and Lat
ourelle Palls, which prevents him
from preaching in Hood River valley
every Sunday.
The little ctiuroh baa been complet
ed after having been started for about
a year, and oooupies half an aore of
land purchased from J. Knight, on
top of tbe Davidson hill. It will seat
about two huudred, and serves as a
home tor the Lutheran cougrega' on,
who have held meetings at different
places in the valley at intervals.
Doing a holt-Halo UusIneoB.
J. S. Hoooth ban been very busy all
the month looking after bis out-of-
town customers in Christmas toys aud
novelties. He has worked up quite a
trade at Stevenson, White Sulmon,
Lyle and Mosler.
Booth & (Jo. make a speoialty of
toys and novelties and buy iu huge
quantities direct from tbe manufact
urers, so are able to sort up a great
variety tor tbe stores ot tbe smaller
towns which oarry them only as a side
Hue tor tbe Christinas trade. Mr.
Booth is an artist as a window dress
er, and he displays the goods for his
customers, and this is au added ad
vantage. Ho said that his trade this
year waa much larger than ever be
fore, nud this department ot his buxi
ness was growing ta be one of the big
departments of tho store.
Sew Masonic Temple.
Prineville is to have a new Masonic
Temtile. The initial stens are koins
taken and it is a nrottv safe conclu
sion that the Masons will not lull
dowu on anything they undertake,
says the Prinevilio Review. The
huirdiria nmitnmnliitnd will I a b twn.
storv brink and stone strnehirn 70x100
aud will be erected ou their lot, coi-
nei oi neoond antl A streets. Two
stores will occupy the ground floor nud
the one above will contain the lodge
rooms. The temple will coat, some
where between J17.000 aud 825.000 Al
ready $2100 has beeu raised uud it is
not thought theie will be any dilllcul
ty iu securing the balance.
Hrltlges-lViigli.
Orus Z. Brdlgos aud Miss Cora A
Peugh wore manled Sunday, Decem
ber 15, at 12:110 p, m., at tho residence
of W. H. Peugh, Rev. A. A. Wood
olllolating. Mr. Bridges is from Se
attle, and the bride is a daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Peugh, of this
city, a number of friends aud rela
tives were present, including Mr. and
Mrs. Howell, Mr. aud Mrs. Burnett
and sou, and Mr. nud Mrs. Tbos,
Peugh, from eastern Oregou.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridges left on tie
local Sunday afternoon tor Portland,
and from there to Seattle, where they
win make tueir future borne.
Gloves
SPECIAL - $1.25
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M I: I ' : I H
(!' u i V - . t !l 1 1
WUIllil I" i I lit
fro"- '1 f i' M $:J I 111- puii
of .. K.:id a' d ab ml any
kiiii v oil wan1. Ymir
thorn- 31.25
Toys of
2l! Kinds
booh:; :- ..id ., ,1
young .i-iDS-ju.-l
what l he l.n ant and
will enjoy thi- winter.
New Yotlnir Precinct Formed.
At the November term nf the nnnn
ty court a new voting product was
created in noo.i tuver valley to be
known as Odcll Voting Precinct.
Tbe boundary lines are us follows:
Beginning at the SE corner ot Sec 1,
In. 1. N. K.. 10 B.u,t. W. M - I henna
north two miles, thence west oue
mile, tlienoe north l'j miles, thence
west v ruile, tlieune north to Hood
River, thence up llojd River channel
to section line between seutious ti and
7. I'D. 1. N. 11. 10. fdlHl. H'AllOB Jfll.
lowing section line duo oust to place
oi ueginuing.
Midland Jubilee Slngerg.
The Midland Jubilee Singers enter-
tallied a Inrua undinncn KutnrilHr
evening at the opera house. It was
oue of the best ct the eetios of enter
tainments giveu by the Ladies Aid of
tho Congregational church, and tbe
nonsA whs Imogen. 1 h nnmnnnv aiawa
far above the average ot ooloied
troupes, and their southern uegro
meiouies were uiucn appreciated.
Born.
To Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Kell gg
Dec. 15, a girl.
10 Mr. aud ais. Lou liuidwlu, iut.
Hood, Deo 17, a girl.
Jnmet Donahue, New Britain. Conn.,
writes: "I tried several kidney romedys,
and was treated hv our best physicians
for diabetep, but did not Improve until
I took Foley's Kidney Cure. After the
second bottle I showed improvement,
and five bottles cured me completely. I
nave since passed a rigid examination
for life insurance." Foley's Kidney Cure
cures back-ache and all forms of kidney
and bladder trouble. Clarke urug uo
Ladies' Gloves
In ki, either long, or short, all
colors .ii ways acceptfiltlo pres
entH for, the pair, 1, l.r), $:.
Golf (Jin res for Ladies and Chil
dren, in Silk, Wool and ( 'otton
assorted colors, plaid: and
strip-si, for 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c,
45c, 50c and 75c a pair. Santa
Claus can't ninke a mistake se-cuririji-
sonic nf these.
SUSPENDERS t
in nice lancy iKixes, innoe oi prmi oi ni
ton, lisle and filk web in I exuitfnl denui a.
Something nice and alwy j i.m-i:i: iv.- pun
'The price L'8c, 35c, 50c, $1 und l.5u
MKX'S NK.CKTIK- in all U and let
est leaves. Ties (o men or Ik.vm. The lies r
ell at -."ic you've been imj ng 3 and -lOr for
else here. We have them foi ; 10c, 15c, ? c
25c, -10c, 50c and 75c; in fancy Xuius botes.
TEDDY BEARS
What UUe child is there that would not be
just '-tickled to death" to receive one of these
Teddy IVr They stand all kinds of usage.
Wi. h'uveali . rt lot of them in brown and white
for 55c, !Kc. tl 25 and on up to $2.40.
LADIES' COLLARS
(In ..( ii -wellest ines in tbe city a suitable
r-:: .ii 1 1.' ,ce and one easily tent by mail; for
6c. 10c, Kit:, 25c, 60c and up
The Paris Fair
Chinaware
Toilet sets, shaving sets. 1'hoto
albums, autograph albums, pho
to, handkerchief, glove and neck
tie boxes, furs and fur sets. For
the ladies and misses tailored
suits, coats and jackets, shawls
of silk and wool, purses, hand
bags, etc.
The Store that Saves You Money
FOR
HOLIDAY CANDIES
Call at THE GEM
1 make all of my CANDIES and ICE CREAM
and can guarantee them to be pure and fresh.
Special prices on quantities. A beautiful line
of Fancy Boxes filled to order. The only
place in Hood Hiver manufacturing their own
candies.
IRA HAMILTON
PROPRIETOR
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Mrs. Maroellus cmue up troiu Poi t
land ten dajs asm mid purchmed ten
aciej on t'-n fa -it 'tuo ot Leu Zaliel.
She rotur.el tu Portland Tuesday,
and Till return the middle ot noxt
month and ' ako her home ou the
place. Mr. Z .bel iuteuds to returut.o
Portland.
The University of Oregon (!lee club
will give a couoert at tbe opera hotino
Fiiday evening. Tbe club is making
a tour of tbe state, rind 're giving u
very high grade entertainment. They
have a fine miindoliu club in couiho
tion. Piof. Ulenn, who is with tho
club, is one of the best baritones iu
the United States. After tbe enter
tainment a reception wili le given nt
the Odd Fellows ball, to which nil nre
invited. It is especially desired that
the business men attend aud meet tbe
students
Clareuoe Gilbert, of tbe Mt. Hood
hotel, remarked: "We often henr tho
question, 'Wheie do all these people
come from?' and ou looking over our
register for Saturday, 1 Uud a pretty
good answer. Out of n total of U n
rivals for the day I Und relatrind
from Uhiaego, 111., 1; Portland, Or-..,
7;DesMoino8, la.. 7; r-poltnoo. 1;
Myersdale, Pa., 1; Six Mil Hun, P .,
1; Funk. Neb., 1; Menominee, Ore.,
1; Mt. Hood, Ore., 3; City, 3; J no
Duller), l;LaCroRso, Wash., 1; 1) ,
Ore., 6; t'oltins, Wash., 1; Ctmcn lo
Looks, Ore., 1; Moro, Ore., 1; Whr.e
Salmon, 2; Hartord, Wash., 2; Por
ter, Wash., 1; Fulda, WHib., 1; Mit
Chell, Ore., 1 "
OfUoials at the U. H. laud olllco in
The Dalles are nearly snowed uuiIit
by the vunt number of patents to r e
ssued and proofs to be beard, which
work has leeu tied up to a enrslder i
tle extent on aououut of the late Uur
ry in money affairs. Applicants for
patents have made proof but on no
oount of the tinny were nimble to pny
publioatiou and other fecH, thus pre
venting tba issuance of pnlenU. These
applicants had been grauted thirty
days' grace In which to pay the fees,
aud eiuco the bunks are open the work
is coming iuto the I md ottice rupicll v.
II. T. Jones, upecial hind ngeni, is in
the oity agisting the lucal clllidalti
Chroukle.
Mrs. Vera lleunett
Died, at tbe family residence, in
Hood Kivei valley, Deo. 17, 1007,
Mrs. Vera Heonevt, wife of Harry
lleunett, aged 21 years, two months
mid flee days, of conniuiption. The
funeral huh held tit the residence yet
terday afternoon and the remains laid
In Ufct iu Idlewildo The ceri Icks
were cnnrfiicteil lie lr. Iirt .1 M
I N'ichnls had charge of the funeral ar
raugeruents.
The Stewart I ire.
The dozen or more ineurnace com
panies carrying insurance on tbe
property of the Stewart Hardware &
I'm nifuie Co. wero promptly notified
by the res'deut agents aud tbe drat
rcnrc-jontiitire of the insuianoe ccrn
ptiniea to arrive waa Toll Thompson,
ppcciul use it ana adjuster for the
iLoidi.u Assurance corporation and
the Niagara. Mr. Thompson Is an old
and thoroughly experienced insurance
man, enjoying tbe confidence of all
who know him, and at the request of
tbe other tompauies interested he
eoii'iin'rd to adjust tbe loss for tbem
rill. This was easily and very tatis
fuctnrily done, especially when tbe
owners of the property, as in this iu
sttiiiin, mo tvill.ng to settle on a fair
tiusin v-i biitU, and tbe repieseutative
o) tho iiisiir. 'i( ti ciurpault'S la viilliug
to .illoiv the lots in full. In feet, Mr.
I Inn! iu in ii nuicbet of eases esti
mated the Kbh higher thau Mr. Stew
art, ih iu hi judgment a gieater
aninunt xhould bo pal I to make the
ounciti i :od. Vet even with tbe full
alln'.vnnro unde by the adjuster, the
told hriii on biiidirrg aud Ftock
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As to i Ik. chi :e of tha llro tbe own
cm S".y tint "lien tbe lire was that
(li coverd t had just r-tarted and
t'n cj w:i9 ( very Indication that It
c :'.ie frt m I ' o ehctric liuht wires. As
r-'irdr- llien, up to tbe present time
I I ixid Hirer h'la lioeu one of tbe most
foi'tuniito towns in the whole oountry.
In thid cin e, bad tbeio been h few mo
mentH delay ii (lisci)vering the Ore
tbis would have been qnito a different
stoiy. With ti e iuflammable and ex
plosive goods that would soon hare
bKiui if ached, it would have beeu im
liosrtihle to save that building or
block, and it ia more than probable
that surrounding blocks would have
gone, iu spite of tho noble efforts of
nm volunteer firemen, to whom ill
honor is due for RHvinu us a greidt-r
loss this time. A. W. Outhcrik.
tie. ideiit Agont London As. urauce Co.
Only One More Week
Before Xmas
Have you looked over our large
stock and selected some useful gifts
while the assortment is complete?
The list below may be of some help to you:
Hii.iiig Tables Red Lounges Sewing Machines
Library " Foot Rests Stoves
Kitchen " Hhirtwaict Chests Ranges
Sewing " Clothes Hampers Heaters
Curd " Plate Racks Oil Heaters
Center Stand Hat Racks Washing Machines
Turkish Kockera Clock Shelves Clothes Wringers
Oak " Tabourets Wash-boards
Willow " Magazine Racks Wash-tube
Sewing " Mns-ic Cabinets Hanging Lamps
Child's '.' Medicine Closets Standing Lamps
Dining Chairs Work-baskets Bread-mixers
Arm " Wood-baskets Family Scales
Morris V Ittrgs And Irons
Baby " Carpets Fire Sets
Kali Trees Linoleums Bread-boxes
Hall Heats Mattings Cake-boxes
llmrffts i'..riii Cash-boxes
Napcli n licds Bed Quilt Flour-bins
Iron Heds Con ntei panes Flexible Fliers
Dreers Lace Curtains Steel Sleds
Chiffoniers Tab u Covers Food-grinders
Coioinodes - iii'id Covers Crumb Trays
Cliii a Clopets C.M.ch Covers Porcelain and
Ladie'a Desks Pi l.nw Haviland Dishes
Rolltop Desks Minors Fancy Plates,
Combination Decks I' ruined Pictures Cups and Saucers
OHicH Chairs K er-i Plated Knives, Souvenir Cups
Itook-ca.ies forks and Spoons Carving Sets
Couches Nickle Plated Teakettlei' Razors
Davenports Coffee and Tea-pots Scissors
:irc Sale
We are still selling at ridiculous low
prices, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, CHAIRS,
CUPBOARDS and SANITARY COUCHES,
damaged by Tire, Smoke or Water. There is
only a small quantity of each left, but it all
must go this week.
We don't want to see it any more.
We want to forgst it.
We want to clean up and rebuild.
We want to make room for new goods.
Now is Your Time
Stewart Hardware 4 Furniture Co.
Tho Ilontc of Quality
STHAYKIW-One clurU Joisey heifer, tlir
yeamuld: Iwo allla In right var, one ItKht o
netfrr, tw venrn ol.l; white npot tn fo eh. art
two mMn in ili'ht ear. Itewanl $1.50 each. W.
8. Crazier, Kelt 2. Hx 08. d'-M
Vit " V T I '(M a r n f .
' - - . ...... a in. v n imp n v, iwwrr
ronnei'tlouN. bath and toilet, electric light
aardeti, lw. whrubliery, etc. Plciii.'ntiy lo-
... a. .uv uusiut-na purl ui lowu, vacant
i "HIT!
YOUR
I
Will procure BARGAINS in CLOTHING at THE TOG'cRY. Our
stock is all new, made this year, of correct designs, and b:st fabrics,
and every suit is a bargain at the low prices at which we are offering
them. They all so Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suits at greatly re
duced prices as Song as they last. Every day is sales day, and every
Suit is a bargain. See them and price them before buying your Fall
Suit.
ii oggery
1 !
CosKow, Proprietor
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & dm.
Choice Rosen Shrubs. Vinos etc.
While Wyandotte Cockrels from $1 to
$3.00. Fletcher & Fletcher,
MISCELLANEOUS.
I WILL DO HEWING at my home on n,7
State Htreol. Mr. Pearl Morton. J'.i
BETTER FHUIT WILL PAY fO cent, apiece
tor a i' u in her of copies of the July, August
and October numberx for 9rjil. if in good c.,n
dltion. BrinK or fend them to our olll. in
the Itrosliu Uldg, Hood River Ore. j'.i
KOR SALE: Plymouth Rock ItoosttTiT.
Thene bird, are Junt aa good aa money run
buy, beinf true to type, color and markings,
well developed and full of courage, unl If
you wish to Improve your stock, cull at llie
Korkford Store and make your selection.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices will he low
we have twenty line birds for sale. Rock
ford Poultry Yds., Hood Rlvor.
FOR SALE- HorseH and buggies. Apply to
Dr. Hroslus. y)
KOR SALE 20 bead of pigs, f&onpncli ,iils.
one boar, two years old, lit for servira. Tims.
Calkins, Riverside Farm. ju
FOR BALE 100 acres of land 2' miles norili
west of Carson, "0 acres level; price l,ouo. U.
A. Nalr.el, owner, Carson, Wash. J2
TAKEN UP-One heifer, black and white
spotted muley, small swallow fork in left ear
and small underbit in same. J. O. Cnmermi,
Duke's Valley. -2
FOR 8ALE Young pigs for sale. P. B. Lara
wy, Pine Grove. Pbone "901. d'.'ii
FOR SALE-Eighty acres of iaud-7 ai res
ot One Mr timber, 12 acres in apple orchard,
8 years old this fall, and bore several hun
dred boxes of apples Northern Sdy, Bald
win and Winter Red all long keepers. 'Lund
all uuder good fence; lour fields all in clover;
water running through small ditch i monllis
in the year; no waste laud or rock, up land
and no;hlllson the land: can be plowed nuy
time In winter when not rnlniiis. Store,
church aad school nearby, two miles from
Estacada; railway; good plunk road; ui build,
lugs on land: several million feet ot lumber
cau be got out of trees. Water can he had by
diKKlng 15 or 20 feet. Will sell the 80 acres for
812,600. C. H. Uuttridge, Spring Water, Ore.
KOR SALE Cedar posts delivered to nuy
of part the valley. Address It. W. Caldwell,
or phone No. 16. dl9
TAKEN CP-Red and white spotted heller,
with split in left ear and smooth crop olT
right ear. K H. Taylor, trapper district. 19
HAVE 40 ACRES rich farming land worth
$10 per aore; three miles from Hubba-d, Mur
ion county, to exchange for acreuire iu Hood
Klver valley. Address Barret & MaclUe,
'"bamber of Con rnerce, Portland. 2i
for Sale-Full IHooded Berkshire pigs four
months old. Plume Farmers 4 T.
O. K. Abernatliy. da.
FOR HALE Near White Salmon dock
about SOO peach trees varying In si.- limn :i
to6 reel. All well tir.-inclieil. Vark'lles: E rly
ijiaul'.iril, Late Craw i.ir.i, K bcrla, mi l s,i.
Prices 7 to 1: cts. depending ..n mx.
Kollock & Arisinan. uli ini
For Hale- k I uni leaving flood River, I
otter my house and three lots forsali . White;
hoiiBc, north of Eplreopul church, No. 4'i7.
Grace Wilcox, Cleono, Ore. If
ror Saie-17 .icres of land about one aud
half miles soii'l of the O'deil store In Hood
River valle : fiv seres cleared; about 200 ap
ple trees two acl tin . e years old. All good
land. Enquired, 1. W. Jenkins, phone nut
For Sale-Live pheivsants, Clilnese, plr
W.OO. (ioldens and Silvers, i 00 each. .Mrs.
(1. H. Kolililiis, Route 1. Hood Kiver, Oregon.
Phone Farmers 1J4W.
Fur sale 10 acres of Al fruit land in center
of valley. Easy terms. Box KUS, Hoo I Rivei ,
Oregon. fjii.tf
Lost and Found
LOSTltllie l...lf..r h,.lh r 1 .
nd 4 heifers. Will pay leward for i norma-
lion that will lead to their recovery. I.. I'log.
JO
TAKEN UP-One black and while lersi -steer,
swal'ow fork in right ear slit In hit
ear U. C. Easterly, on Jerlcno Lane. J
LOST A tip from a brown fur. The tlnd- r
will kindly leave at Cram's Store. J!i
FOUND Umbrella, with silver ku-i'i lian
dle.atK P hall. Inquire of M. W. Hi.-kox. 28
LOST A bunch of keys. Finder pluuse
loave at the Glacier otrlce. Liberal reward. 211
Wanted.
PARTIES WANTED To clear 50 .icres nf
stump or biush h.nd. Phone 51 or s. e v. T.
"rly, jtt
Estimate for contract clearlne wiiule.1 on
rracre8on Vi inuu's road near J. II. Krar's
place. Estimate both with and without the
wood. Address Parrett & MaoKite, 3211 Cliem
oerof Commerce, Portland. dlO
sl-
WANTEli By young ninrrled couple, p.
uou on raneli; uniierslands running niidihe
careof fruit. A idless .lam.s A. ) hompsn
tu aucuver Ave., Portland Ore. dl'.l
Wanted Two or three large grubbing out
In f'lpiir lu.tH iioop IT. ........ l . . . . i
....... ...... unin mni'i. il.lll ' i ?. o
argegiub pullers. Address W. M. Kollock,
.imiu uiver. j,
Wanted -. Mnn fov o.i, alt f...... .......... ....... ....
between Portland and Oregon City. Wuif
underatii'td pruning and spruylne; im nicd
man nre t rr,l Kin... i. ...
' r ..v.m.-.- ii iiu oh i o. . rotr
. PC "lout''. R . renc s inquired. 1 1. K.
Kcas. V. Root. I 1 t'h:inil.or ..I Coo mi.n.
I'orilaud, Oregon. dj;
NUTICK F SALK OP PATENTKD
(JWAS1P LANDS.
Kotii.A !... .... ..... ii . ... . .
n Koru uim tee riiue i ana
Board will receive sealed bids until 2 o'clock
. . mil. i.i, lor tue lollowing described
patenter, swamp lands, to-wlt:
v. 'x " "' OI section a, T. s N . II. B E,
oi Vt . SI. eoutalnlng 40 acree.
ah oinsmust be accompanied by a regular.
V fXWlllVil annli.i...n i . .T . ....
ctM or P. u. Money Order for at least onclirtu
Jld r,,r less than" J2.50 per acre will be.
considered.
The flirt, t rlo an ....
served. ' ""u r'' '
.A,'Il''!?t.,!,D8 ,Dd bld" shinld be addressed.
tO I 11 UH.l.n It I- . . . . ...
alm, Oregon, aud mamed "Applicatiou arid
bid to purchase Bwanin i.andu "
U. U. tlKUWM,
,,,, . .. , . . Clerk Slate Land Board.
Dated this Hth day of Dec., PJOT. disij'.).
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
V.ltl.'A la hMhv.i.v.H .u... .... u . .. ..
tton has hia day been dissolved hv mut
uai eiini.enl. Chiw. Hall retiring. H. P:. Essoa
cjurrl wi" continue the biulnesa
EHrM 2eJ.rI" n,me ot E88n Currln, col
lectall debts aud assume all liabilities.
Chas. Hai.I,.
R. . Lsao.N,