Two
HOOP RIVER GLACIBfc THtlitSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1908.
ffiaob 2Um?r (Blarirr
In-iird Every Thursday by
ARTHUR D. MOE, PuNUbtr.
Tcrinn of 8ubcrlpttoD flitt a year when
paid 10 advance.
Commercial ( lob Fleet Ofllcer.
The director! of tbe Commercial
club met tat the club rooms Monday
renins hu1 elnctmi odioera for tba
ensuing year, m follows: A. A.
Jayuu, president; Traman Butler, rloa
president ; P. S. Davdison, secretary;
K. O. lilancbar. treaaarer. Tba otber
members of tbo board, aa atated be
foie, are Cbas. Hall, C. T. Early and
W. L. Clark.
It bad been der ided to bold tba an
nual banquet Saturday evening, Jan
uary 18, 't I. O. O. F. ball, and prep
arations are being made to bare a
rfood time. Tba ball will aeat a larsa
orowd, and it ia expected tbat a mucb
larger crowd will be in attendance
tban last year. Invitations will be
sent out tbe last of tbe eek and the
baniin' may be postponed to a later
date, If found to conflict wltb other
oveutn.
Xow Have Correct Time.
The new clocks of tbe Western Ud
ion bavo arrived and are being in
Hailed this week. Tbey are a great
convenience to tbe business booses
who need tbe aoireot time, as well as
nti ornament to any place. Tbe main
clock at tbe depot ia connected direct
to tb wires and tbe time corrected
every bour. This In tarn corrects ev
ery clock on tbe circuit by electrici
ty, and the time can be relied upon
as always correct Tbe clocks ara
made to ring an alarm at any bour
wished. Tbe banka bave tbe olooks aet
to ring tbe bour of three o'clock, or
closing time, while otber establish
ments can have tbe clock aet to ring
any bour wbiob may be convenient
for them. Tbe following bave put In
tbe docks:
O. K. & N. depot, U. A. Clarke,
Hood Hiver Hanking & Trust Co.,
Bailor Banking Co., Esson & Corrhi,
Waucoma Hotel, R. B. Bragg & Co.,
Mt. Hood Hotel, Mt. Hood K. R. Co.,
W. F. Laraway, First National Bank,
Home Telepboue Co., P. C. Young.
Transfer Co., Fashion Stables, Frank
A Cram and tbe Club saloon.
Elections In 1908.
Eleotionaoocnr this year at follows:
Primary Nominating eleotlon fcr
county and state oOioera and eon
gress, on April 17.
(Jouoral election, June 1.
Sobool eleotiou, June 15.
Presidential election, November 3.
Hood River city eloctlon, Decem
ber 8. 1
Tbe general qualification's required
of electors aie as follows:
"Every male citizen of tbe United
States of the age of 21 yeaia and up
wards, who shall bave resided in tbe
Btate during tbe six months Immedi
ately preceding suoh eleotlon. and
evary male of foralgn blrtb of tbe age
of 2 years ajid upwards who shall
bavn resided In thla state during tbe
six months Immediately pteoeding
such eleotiou and aball bave declared
bis inteution to become a oitizen of
tbe United Statea one year preoedlng
such election, shall be entitled to
vote at all eleotlous."
Tbe statutes of tbe state also re
quire every eleotor therein, between
one first Monday in January and the
5th day ot May of the years In wbiob
the general elections ocour, to regis
ter with some notary public, justice
ot tbe peace or with tbe county olerk.
There is no charge fot registration,
but tbe eletcor muBt make affidavit as
to his quHlltlaotlona and residence
and sign In the presence of two wit
nesses who munt also make affidavit
to tbe fact tbat they are freeholders,
are acquainted wltb tbe voter wbo
resistors aud believe bis ataetmeott
to be true.
"No persou wbo Is not a qualified
eleotor and a registered member of a
party making its nominations under
the provisions of this law shall be
qualified to join in signing any petl
tiou for nomination, oi to vote at
auid primary nomination election;
aud no persou aball be qualified tj
aigu any nomination petition of toy
other political party than that with
whloh be Is reglsteied as a member."
There are now six preoincts In
Hood Klver valley, and voters may
register at my otlice In any of them
A. W. Ontbank.
tile. Tbe following aooount of his
death appeared In tbe Urand Forks
Preaa of January 1 :
Wbile quietly resting In a cbalr last
nlgbt tbe grim messenger called Dav
id Van net from til tbat be bolds dear
on this earth. ibis morning a wife
ia left without a loving husband, sons
and daughters mourn tbe loss of a
kind father, and tbe brotbeia and sis
ters will bear no more the cheerful
voice of a dear brother. Mr. Vaonet
came here yesterday from Fertile to
attend tbe funeral of W. F. Kion.
Although be bad been ailing for some
time bis death was not expected last
eight, as at 0:30. just a half bour be
fore be passed away, be seemed to be
In tbe best of health. A few minutes
later, however, be felt tired and sat
down in chair te rest. Wheu Pat
Carney went to call him for the train
be found it impossible to wake bim
fiom bis sleep. Dr. Kirk was hurried
ly called and found toot life was ex
tinct for some minutes. He was at
onoe'removed to McDonald & Aahley'a
undertaking rooms.
Deceased was one of the oMest set
tlers in this part of Minnesota, and
for a number of years was road mauler
oo tbe Northern Pacific, with head
quarters at Fertile. His genial nature
and kind and loving spirit made many
friend' tor bim, wbo exteud their
heartfelt sympathies to tbe family,
biotbers and sisters in tbeii hour of
sorrow. Besides leaving a wife, de
ceased leaves four daughters and three
sons, Mis. Ed Nlebolsou, ot Hood
River. Ore.; Miss Maggie Vannet,
tesoblug at Hood River; Mrs. Wru.
Irelaud, of Crnokxtoo, and MIhs An
nie, living at borne; Win. L. Vaunet,
county tieamuer ; David, living at
Trout Creek, Mont., and Eddie, liv
ing at borne; Mr T Pender, of this
citv. is a slider of deceased ; James,
of Fargo, Is a brother.
Tbe funeral arrangements bave not
been definitely- announced, but In all
probability l.e will be taken to Fertile
for burial, abe-e his mother ami fut ti
er and three children are buried.
(ieorge F.llck Buried Here.
J. E. Nichols finally got a clue to
the resting place of (Jeorge Eliok, the
Indian wbo was repotted drowned lu
Lewis river last August. It appears
ttliiit the report was first sent bere by
an iudiau who lives at Lewis River,
and it was stated at tbe time tbat be
had been drowned in tbat river. A
search in that neighborhood, howev
er, fulled to flud any clue. His moth
er, however, did not give up tbe
stmreli. and a few days ego Mr. Nich
ols got a letter from laaao Belknap,
nherilf of Pacillc county, wbo knew
of tbe accident, and said that an In
dian of tbat description was drowned
near llwaoo August 12, while orossiug
from Chinook to South Island to a
Hailing trap. He dragged tbe river
ond recovered the body, which was
tiurled iu a rough box.
Mr. Nichols started for the place
Monday, . and at Portland met C. E.
-ilnrkuBin, woo knew Eilck, and took
lii m ttlong to help identify tbe body.
It was examined and identified by a
wear on the chin, ihe body was
brought bere tor burial Tuesday, and
word was sont to tbe Indians around
Hd the funeral held yesterday. Tbe
vnmuina were interred ia the family
lot in tbe K. of P. cemetery.
Koadmaste r Vannet Dies Suddenly.
News was received here last week
that David Vannet, ot Fertile, Minn.,
who visited Hood River for the first
time a tew weeks ago, and who in
tended to make this his future home,
died suddenly at Urand F rks, N. D.,
while waiting to be called for bis
train. Mrs. E. J. Nicholson, a daugh
ter, luft bere Saturday night for Fer-
I'erlgo-I'arker.
Robert B. Perigo and Miss E. Val
Parker were married at Portland Jan.
1 at tbe Evangelical church, by Rev.
Hoover.
Tbe giooom is a junior partner in
tbe atore of Hanna & Perigo, and al
though bere but a short time, is well
liked, and Is a young man ot sterling
qualities. The bride is an estimable
young lady nf Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Perigo arrived In the city
Thursday and went to housekeeping
at once on Sherman avenue. The
Glacier otters congratulations.
A llooslt-r ( Imrivarl.
Last Friday ulgbt a crowd of Uoos
iers, consisting of men, women and
children, all relatives, gave Rubt.
Perigo and bis wife an old time char
ivari. Tbey all made considerable
fuss for a short time, but Robort was
expecting tbem and didn't wait very
long after tbe musio started until he
opened the door and invited the
noiir party inside. After being
seated around iu tbe bouse a abort
time, a few boys came to join the fun
and began a new racket outside. Tbe
door was again thrown open and they
were Invited Inside, but they refused
to oome In so Robert gave tbem rome
ni:e appler and bid tbem goodnight.
Aa aoon as tlioy got their apples eaten
they began tbe raoko again during
which time Robert bad passed arouud
some very nice looking sweitened
popoorn to tbe men in tbo, taouso,
wbo began eating at once and weie
surprised on learning at once that the
corn was oovered with quinine. The
party then bad the laugh on the men,
but they soon parsed around some
good popoorn, older, cakes and ap
ples. About tbe time that tbey were
finishing their treat the boys came
back outside with Ihe racket again,
tben Bobeit gave them a treat of tht
popcorn with quinine on it. The
boys ate some of it in a hurry and in
a abort time one of the boys discov
ered the bitter taste and yelled out,
"This corn is doped." 'they soon
decided that tbey had enough and
left 'for home. The crowd in the
house staid until about teu o'clock
and enjoyed the evening laughing
and talking. Robert and wife thought
some of trying to dodge tbe orowd
and playing off on them that nlglit,
but tbey knew If tbey did that the
crowd would oatcb them some oth
time so tbey stood their grounds and
took the fuss and enjoyed the tun
with the jolly orowd of lloosiere.
One of tbe (Jang.
nf
Hood River Democrats.
Will hold an adjourned meeting
the Hood River Democratic club at
te Commercial club rooms Friday
aternoon at 2 p. m. Ail democrat
invited. S. F. lllytbe, president.
Ueo. D, Culbertson, secretary.
OBITUARY.
Allen Campbell.
Died, at Hood River, December HI,
Allen Campbell, aged 22 yea.a. The
body was prepared for burial by Un
dertaker iMIohols and shipped to fort
land, where tbe funeral was held uu
der the auspices of the Foresters
lodge, of which tbe deceased was a
member.
J. ('. Combs.
Died, at Hood River, Januaty 2,
1908. of tuberonlosla, J. C. (Join bo,
aged 20 years, 6 months and 17 days.
tie bad been giaduaiiy declining tor
soma time, and was living with hi
auut, Mrs. L M. Byrds, on the
heltfhta. at tbe time ot bis death. The
funeral was held at the residence Sat
urday, Rev. J. R. Parkr, of tbe U. B.
church, officiating. 'The remains were
lutexid in the K. I', cemetery, J. h.
Nichols bad charge of tbe fune al arrangements.
Everybody Must Register.
Every voter must register for the
primary election. Ueo. I. Pratlier
ill be at Clarke s drug store next
Saturday to make out registration pa
pers. Foreign born citizens must
bring naturalization papers with
tbem.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Land otlloc, at
The Dalles, Oregon, December JT, 1W.
Notice la hereby irtvan that
NANCY P. COOI'KR
of Hood River, Oregon, haa Hied notice of her
Intention to make nnal flvetyear proor In mi p.
port of her claim, vl.: Homestead entry No.
10787, made May b, t'.irj, for the S W l nf Section
14, Township 1 N.. Range 10 K , W. M.. and
that aald proof will be inude before t tie Ik'K in
ter and Kfwlver. at The Dalles. Oregon, on
February 1Mb, lVR.
Hhe namea the following witnesses to prove
her contlnuona residence upon and cnlilva
tlon ol the land, via.: J. U.Steele, of Hood
lllver, Oregon- I'nul Attbert, of Ml. Hood, Ore
gon; Nancy r. Trail, of liood River, Oregon:
K. C. Miller, of Hood River, Oregon
J9.H3 t:. W. MOO UK, Register.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice la hereby given tbat the firm of Hull
snn has tbl Oay hi dlolved hy mur
ual ooiiNWt,!. Cl' iihII rcitrlng. K. K. Kkmoi
mihI u. t". t'uiai IM rxntlnun the hiwlii'i
under the nrm aiUMU ot Ksson A Currln. col
lect all debts au annual all liabilities.
I'm. It a 1.1..
K. K. fcaOB.
9
American Gentleman and I fplW tq Trp The American Lady and
White House Shoes " A " - aFIS IE white House ihoes
for men The Store that Saves You Money fok woln
Special Special Here is a Bargain
Men's Overcoats - $1.99 Ladies' Dress Shoes Si 49 AU Silk shirt!8, orth t-50 to vo- sile832
Men's Duck lilunkct Lined Coats, well liued thr eh mt. , , . , to 34. Special $125. Secjnd floor,
ad, no collar. 5: im lies long. Just the thing for drv.rw, a Lrokcn lot -lioe-, v.iluea op f . i. Sues 2J, 3, 3J.
coat worth double tbe amount atked. Yours while ihev lact, splendid good shoes for a fraction of n-al value. If you ladies' Short COfltS - - $2.48
$1 99 1 have a small foot you can't inakf inoi.'-y .iisier than getting
. , , Z.' , a pair of the.. Here are coats values up to f 15 that yon can have y.mr
Men s ana Boys Hats $1.00 special choice ifUr the ndkuionriyiowpru-e 012.48.
I .-. any -lyle. hats amiable for any wear. rVe onr CiJIr Chirhl ulcfc Look these over onll.e m--oi..I fl.x r B'ld if tbii isn't
inl Spermi, yunr choice $1 OO 3III J 1 1 II IW l I r Is P1.X7 one of the biuiiest bargains you have sivn.
aaT 1 1 IT 1 as a... aaaaai a saaa aaMaaM(MM aBSmW J J.I MkaSmaajBBSBaaaBBBBam SBBBBaBBH Ommmmmilmmmm'mmmmmJlmmmmm
Buster Brown E!ue Ribbon Shoes HIGH TOP SllOi? IOR MEN Sccuriiy School Shoes
Fur RoVt Fnr firlt The biggest and best eehclwl stock inthe city. Any kind of m shoe you waut at t'5.00, f3 50. $4.00, j pnvc For Girls
luruujj lumiilS 4.50, $5 00. 5.50 and up u. 6.60. 0r D0JS
Better Than He Knew.
Tbe hour had come for the languago
lesson in a government Indian school.
Among the words on the board to bo
put Into sentences was the word "bIii
gulnr." The teneher explained that it
meant tjueer, peculiar, odd, unconynon.
Tominle Stewart, a, half breed Crow
Indian, twelve years old, produced a
result of diligent labor, showing a bit
of humor In his makeup and keen ob
servation as far as the Indiana were
concerned, nt least. He wrote tho fol
lowing sentence:
"If a man have no wife be is singu
lar." Harper's Weekly.
Pin Orore district, at Ibe
bospittil, Junuart (3. h boy.
Di-llesI STABUSHKO lio
ISIKI'oRATKr l
POINTER FOR TOURISTS.
The Old Trouble.
"How's ; our wife'"
"Well, he bend's troubling her a
grout deal Ju. t at present"
"I'm aorry. Is it neuralgia?"
"No; a new bat!" Once a Week,
Perfectly Safe.
"Say, yer a disgrace ter do perfesb,"
sneered Weury Walker. "1 beard yer.
tellln' dat woman yer'd saw some wood
fur her If she'd give yer a meal."
"Gon!" interrupted Hungry lllggina.
"Don't yer s'pose I made sure foist
dat she didn't have no wood tor saw?"
rhiludclphlu Press.
Responsibility.
"Has he a proper sense of responsi
bility?" asked the earnest patriot.
"I don't kuow," answered Senator
Sorghum. "I sometimes fear be is one
of those people who are so anxious to
be finuni'lally responsible that tbey
forget to be morally responsible."
Washington Star.
Horn.
lo Prof, and Mrs. J. K. Btnbhs. at
the Cottage hospital January 8, a sou.
Io Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Khrck, oi
Portland, January 5, a daughter.
lo Mr. and Mrs. Kdw. Luge, of the
I'M Your Prorr I look on To.- ( Iht
' Ttilnwa In Your Tramk.
"If you ever go to Hei-muda I can teli
you bow to uiuUe lime ut the custom
hoime,'' said a returning Wushiugtou.1
an. "I reached Bermuda early In the
morning.' I made up my luggage rath
er hastily before leaving the ship.
"Just as ' I was ready to close my
suit case I noticed that I bad left my
prayer book on the lounge. I pitched
It In rather unceremoniously, strapped
down tbe case and hurried ashore.
"You don't have to wait to declure ax
you do when coming Into the port o?
New York. As I stepped into the office
of tbe Johnny Bull official I unstrapped
my case and opened it up. The olBclul
talked at me as If I had beeu a tele,
ibone.
"'Hello!' he snld the Hist thing.
'What's this?' he nked, picking up my
prayer book. 'Prayer liook. eh? All
right. Shut up your case.'
" 'Want to look at anything else? I
asked.
'o. You're all right, my friend.
Any man who will put his prayer bo;k
on top of his trnps Isn't likely to beat
the government. I'll take that for your
declaration.'
"I threw him half a dozen cigars.
That's where I made my mistake.
"'Got' any more like these In that
Cif-e?' asked the olilciul.
"I said I hadn't, but do you know he
wouldn't believe me, mid I bad to open
ir the? case again, and he went through
if im If lie thought I was a smuggler."--Wtiiihlntmi
Post.
KODOL lor Dyspepsia and Indiges
tion is the r-sult of a scientific combina
tion of natural digestants with veget
able Hciil- and contains the same ji.ices
found in a healthy stomach. It in the
best remedy known today for dyspepsia
indigestion arid all trotib'es arising from
a disordered tittimiieli. Take KODOL
today. It is pleaBtit, prompt and thor
ough. Sold hy Keir and Cass.
Iarrvdulaoa.
"Cousin ' Henry's seasickness that
time be crossed the water must have
touched bis bead a bit."
"Why so?"
"Well, here he wrote In his dl'ry:
June 14. Most everybody seasick, In
cluillu' myself. Saw two spoutln'
wales.' " '
"Don't see anything very loony about
that."
"Why, Abner Dobbs! Do you mean
to tell me that you believe that any of
them passengers bad ever swallered a
whale?" Life.
Butler Banking Company
. HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Capital Fully Paid, $50,000
Earned Suruhis, - $15,000
Siiffit ii'iit cnju'tnl is nect'ssary, a jjood surplus is le'i
.ibl a ciiiiijieteut bank waminsr unW hiIit srntf
natioiiiil supervision is advisable, but the strength of a n
bank lies in the intent ity and ability of its lnanajri
ifficers.
Oakdaio Greenhouss
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & i'9
Choice lio'i -s liiulis. Vines etc
White Wvandolte Cockrels from t to
If:; 00. ' Fletcher & Fletcher,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nov Hotel in Tor; land
I Tl'i-: I KVnX HuTKI. Is the lirt pine to
n ii 1'i.itiMii'l. I'ri-i- Auti'.ioljllt llio.. l'''i,
SI and tip. 'iivr it ii tri ll. .12!
lout f A l.K--l'nre Inert I'rown l.i ,
nin-iiM-1 1, in m -i ruins. K- Hite of
Kiv. r. I'noin' I- '7. J. L. Carter.
oil
i I
KXl 1! A NiiK-Would exelittiiice one "I tie
hi'sl riuMtt'K piiipiTlicii lu the city ot to od
Itiver for I in ii overt or uiiiiiiprovert land lih
in ti n mih ol' ihis city. .My property Ik i-nt-ed
Hint prodix'lnx S"od incline. Valui HI iiOO
I'. O. Box 58, Hood Itiver. 1-7
For stle on uire Sersey bull, by John
lllakel, Hood Hlver, H.K.D. No. 2, or ,n .iie
Kill, 1' tinners J i
LKSI.IS IiUTLKK,
President
DIRECTORS
J. N.Tkal, Tbumak I'lTi.;:
'icr' President. Canf o-t
R. T. Cot
For sale Ten acres, one mile liem l" n.
Flvo itt'irs iu 2-.vtar-old NewtuwiiN 1 i w iu
sliHwbt'riicH inui throe acres In vUw. .-Ix
Iih'Ik-s of wator K'H't wKli platv, i'mi ''Kt,
If tnketi helort; Man'Ii 1. Kasy terms. K
Mahaney. J )
DAVIDSON FRUIT C(
FRUIT DEALERS
juid Manufacturer of ; kinds of
Fru
Kur n ut Mrs. Haiisherrv's residence n '
lici.:hls. Apply to 'I'. 1). Tweedy. j
he
Found Loft ut the First National Hank. !a
dirs1 unihrellu, wilh earved handle. Owi'er
1'nii have snine hy provins prrperty and j' v
iii' lor thi nut:t'i
I WII.I. II ) at my lio;,,o on
I Mtiue ut reel . M m. l'earl Morton.
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HKTTKH FRUIT WILL PAY ij) ei ntK up! ee
for a p iinibf'r of copies of the July, Anynst
1 anil Ootoher numUirx for lunii. if In kihmI con
dition. Itrinu' o' m'iuI ihein to our ofhec In
the Hroslus Hlilu, Hood Hiver Ore. J'J
I
IT.
Boxes
I'Oll SALK-I'lvinnulli Hoi'k Itooatern.
Ttieise birds m re Just ius (j.kiiI im money cun
tiny, hein-r true to type, eolor and nmrklniH,
well developi-d and lull of courage, and if
you wish to improve your mock, call at the
l(icki'ord More and make your selection,
Satlsl'iiefion Kuurauteed. i'tice will be low
us we have twenty tine birds for vale. Koek
furd l'oultry Yds.. Hood River.
Highest lVi"fi8 i'aid for High Grade Fruit.
I Full s LE- llorses aud buggies.
I'r. llnnius.
Apply to
...Mount Hood Store...
W. S. GRIBBLE. Proprietor.
DrjGfindu Anininnition Hoots and Shoe-
H;m-!tv!'t. Gnuiiti'wnre
Ha.v 'ifiiin I'lmir l-'eed Full iim-t v M-t-ri.
J llill l To build up a steady Out-of-Town kt r
patronace we are making; '
Puj SPECIALEATES
Efl j Xz Dininrr bcrv ice- far noted as I- inest I JF Jpl fAl
L'ir 41 011 the 1aciHc C' ;lst- Six car lines.
MsM Hotel Sargent . uiBuf 1
Ei;1TTffe J Cianaandlio ,-thomeAves. .CT I
KfyW j PORTLAiro, OSEGOM j Tilj I
' ' ' ' 1 . I M , ! 1
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Etc
hOH SALK-lm) acres or land 2. miles north
I west ol ( 'arson, "U acres. level; price Sl.O'K). U.
A. Nalzel, owner, t'urson, Wasli. J2
TAKKN l l'-iine heller, black and while
, .spotted innli y. small swallow fork In left, ear
and small u-uii i iiit in same. J. U. Cameron,
Duke's Valley. j
i Foil sm.; Kiglity acres ot land 7 acres
ol tine ill- tliniior, 12 acres In apple orchard,
".yvnm w,n iiiik urn, nun norc severni nun
died boxes of apples Northern Sdv, Baio
win and Winter Ited all loitu keepers. "Land
all uixit r ftood li nce; lour tteids all In clover;
water runnUK" through small ditch 5 months
in the year; i,o waste laud or rock, upland
and no;hills on the land; can be plowed any
lime in wini.' when not ruining. Store.
I'hiireh aad sell i nearby, two miles from
F.siacada; rallwi-. ; (rood Blank rond; no build.
Invs on land: sev, al iiiiliion feet ot lumber
can he irot out o irees. Water can lie had by
rilgL'in!? IS or 21) (let. Will sclj the HO ac-res for
SI2,5iM. (J. H. linttrldue, Sprint; Water. Ore.
FOii SLF.-Near White Salmon dock
about Hi) iO pinch trees varying in nine 'liom 3
loO fiet. All well branched. Varieties: Karly
t'rawloid, Late l.'rnvvloiM, Klberta, aim Sol.
way. Prices, 7 to l cts. depending on size.
KollockV Arismau. dU!2m
For Sa'.e -17 acres of land about one and a
half miles sniHh ol tin O'dell siore in Hood
Klver valley; live acres cleared; nhni,t 2UU ap
ple trees two and tline years old. All good
land. lOinpuiv ol'J. V. Jenkins. Fhone 603.
lor Sale -hi,,- iheasant, Chinese, pairs
Sil.tKi. loililcns oid Silvers, JH'. OO each. Mrs.
U. II. kohbins, li aue 1, Hood Kiver, Oregon,
l lione Fanners 1 .1:1.
Fur sale 10 aelcs of Al frail land In center
it valley. Easy terms. Box ti.iH, Hood Klver.
Olt'on.
Lost and Found
Lumber Delivered to Any Part cf the Valley
l.iiST Allinnlor purse, contalninK money
and Jeweh y. lieiuin lo .Miss Kate Euii tor
rewind. j.vj
I.(ikT A tip liom a brown fur. The finder
will kindly leave at Cram's Store. ja
Ft IK SAI.K-llay and wood. Shelley Bros.,
Udell, ilrsl houH-Miuui ol railroad track, jltt
For Sale Half a dozjn pigs, F. H. Tayler,
Homl Kiver, Ore. jlli
TAKKN Ul Willie pony, weight 700
pounds. Will be sold Saturday, Jan. in, at lo
o'clock A. M. it the front door ol the City
Hull, Hood Ulvvr, Ore., to pay feed and
cliaiR-es. V. V Hiekox jiu
TAKF'.N I'l' On Iiec 23, one lance red bull,
branded C on right hip. Owner cau have
snme hy proving property and paying charges.
Shelley Bros., Ortell. jpj
Wanted.
The Tog'g'ery
Is selling all Winter Clothing at
Clothing at greatly reduced prices
to close out. Must mako room for
Spring Goods.
isM-vESTIGATE
'.t"is'
1
ml mm-
mi
THE FERTILE
V ftji W:'4l i -htszz
Irrigated Tracts
At Paterson, Benton county, Wtsk.. on tn Colum
bia River, now made accessibU ty trie NortK Bank
Railroad, (j'ust completed).
$500 TO $1500 PER ACRE PER YEAR
Net profit can be made raising fruits and vegetables. Ten
acres guarantees a handsome income for lifenothing' surer,
nrtircc t rT urxwr wt' i ti t i
i rrviviti iyj vv w w 111 advaace rapidly. io otber
opportunity like this, rull particulars and booklet tree.
HonrBiaf. MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY Seattle. wxsa
Proprietor
V'ANTF:i)-Orchard land. Barrett A Mac
Ivne, ( iiamber of Commerce. 1'ortiiowi
I ''v cu-hniii'is lor Hood hiver land. Want
1 Klllllil 1 I !l,W l.i.lh I ,, .... i .
, .,.,, ,..,t,iW.cu nuu oiicieareo,
(.live full details and terms.
Wanted-..;a with family to take charge
oilarm. Apply to A. A. Jayne. j;"
WANTKli-To trade, a work horse for a
horse p.ivv. r wood saw. A. O. Johnson, Mu
Hood, Phone lixl, liox 4. J30
NOTICiC Ol- i A TENTKD
SWAMP LAXHS.
Notice is hereby given that the sii:te Land
n.ird will receive seled bids until 2 iiViock
I . M. Jan. 13, 1! lor the lollowitig ues. ribed
p.iieni. i. swamp hinds, to-wlt:
Tin' spi ol N F.'i ol Section 5, T. 2 .V R. 9 K
ol . Ji. toi:t:ilpiug 0 acres.
Ail tiu must nc accompanied by a regular
ly executed apiilication lo purchase inrl by
ciisl, or i-. u. Money Order for at lta0i oiie.rllti
ot the rtinourt o;eied.
No tiM f,.r ie.ss tlian .r,0 per acre will be
ennsuercd.
The right to reject any and all bids in rc.
served.
A ppllcHtlouH and bids should he addressed
lo (.. (,. I'.iown, c erk Stale Laud Hoard,
J-.i e:n, tm.;, n. and marked "Application nd
en! lo purenas'j .Swamp l.ntids "
F.utiWN,
ii, . ,, , cll'rk Sl"' 1';in1 Uoar,-
DlUtd t ins Util dy ol Ueo., l'.MJV. dltfjt)
WE
BUY
tor tpot otwh. 1 0 to ftO'X mora mobav fnr wwi h
mil At home. Writ for Price List. Market Koort. ShiDnina Tun. ani aimnt
Rnw Furs and Tltde to a than to
itinino Tim anA alM.t
UIIUTrDCijiTDsDDeDeioiiinp u m
"-'- s unrrung uuiut, iu.iukibo
V tirn. l.ltir kmnd. BtK tkinf th nbiwt aw wrllttn. illinmUK ill ror imaalt 111
Imol Tippr NMnta. Dvt. Ir. Qan Uwt. How ud wlnra tu Irmp. ud to tnm toe
frVT' "tlr Iiktc1i1i. Pn.t In oar Mnm II tt. BUf Unnd IdIo
UHm ud run iu ud irt kiihwl prMM. Aadcnck lirw., Itept, 1 1 , MliirapIW,).iKn.
SUMMONS
lu the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
tor v e-,; o Couniv, uregon: '
Jom'pIi impler; plaintiit,
Vi.
lt.we.l. Wilcox, Crnee Wilcox and Mrs. Rose
I Aphn, oot.-ndants.
T,;,B ,v;J- Urace Wilcox and Mrs.
oo-i'.l Aplln:
lu Hi- name of the Slate of Oregon: Von
and each in you are h. iet.y requlre.i to nn
pe.iran l answer the compliilnt tile.1 against
v r i eaiMH nelore tllM
:yn Kehrnnry, IIkib. -ml if v-.u fail ,,,
'. fie want thereof, nIK ,,. r,
01 ,':ni'Ot una t n l you lflrtbiini
II'' rei. t',er-fin Iroiti tile tt ,iuv. r
t'lC.atHOI'pnvmc.o, nii.'ior'ci'.sti
i n :oi H'-'in-,.( i m .-t,i,i,
Tin. on- i- , ubl. -.lip , i, ,,r.vr of
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