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Greeo Sarr. Clinton IV, Peon.
Fehrnaty 28, 1908.
Editor Glacier, Hood River, Ore
Dear Sir: 1 bave a number of
. booklets and reading matter from
your state (Oregon). 1 obtained
tbem from a friend who ban traveled
through tbe entire itate and 1 read
tbem all, and I am quite iotereated
in tbe matter;
Among tbe bookleta la one of Hood
River where I saw your name aa a
publisher and venture to write to
you and tell you tbe object of tbe
ame.
I am a farmer's daughter of Penu
ylvanla ind know bow tc work in the
bouse and on the farm, or any kind
of work that belongs to women. Now,
I wish yon would publish this letter
or a part thereof, aa tuucb as you
think proper. I would lik to ooues-
Eond with some young geotleman who
aa olean reoord of good rb tiaoter,
ober and atrong pbyaiodly end men
tally, and wbo would b inclined io
Christianity. One nitti fnir pro-i-peote.
Do not object to f irmer. Will
exchange photos; wouM not o ire to
Correspond with any ov r 30 year
I am 22 years old, aui stiooit ami
healthy, fair, common eduoitiou.
Would not object to marriage if I
found tbe right one. Address,
Margerite S. Kastetter,
Green Burr, Clinton Co., Fa.
Advertised Letter List.
' Alien,' Marie; Allen, Martha W. ;
Aroher, Lulu K. ; Armstrong, Nina
V.; Butcher, Viola; Case, Annie;
Crowfeet, Laura E. ; Donaldson, Mary ;
Eastwood, Maige; Kverson, Emma
U. ; Fitoh, Annie; Fletcher, Daisy
M. ; Glass, Alice, E. ; Ingalls, Eliza
A. ; Jones, Annie, Mrs. ; King, M. Lb
Mra. ; Maok, Rose; Mathws, L. Mra. ;
MoGill, Llllie Miss; Miller, Hazel;
Perdam, Katie; Pedersen, Marie;
Phillips, John Mra. ; Porter, Belle
Mra.; Rand, Jessie; Reed, Ruth
Mies; Reyerson, Abbie; Robinson,
Emma O. ; Robr, Lillie; Seym ore,,
Orpba ; Sharp, Astblen ; Shears, Nel
lie; Slutts, Hulda; Small, N. Mia ;
Tonyekina, Margurlte; Wetloy, Em
ma J. ; Wheeler, Nancy; Ainswortb,
J. 0. ; Aldenberg, A. A. ; Altmon, Ja
oob;Anderaon, W. A. ; Andrew, John;
Andrews, W. H. ; Archer, Geo. K. ;
Aroher, C. 8.; Ainistron, J. A.;
Baldwiu, S. or G. M ; liHgley, U.
E. ; Bornbill, Bert; Bairt-tt, A. U. ;
Barber, Geo. T. ; Barnes, H. T. ; Bax
ter, K. K. ; Barker.D. A. ; blanohard,
W. W.: Boston, J. W. ; liiadeon, E.
D. ; Bredahl, J. A.; Bremmer,
George; Brown, Frankie; Brown,
John; Burkbard, A. J.; Burg, Peter;
Buaaey, Chaa. Est. ; Caldwell, J. R. ;
Carey,U M. ; Carson, J. H. ; Carter,
Wm. fl. ; Caaey, John D. ; Chambers,
II. D. ; Chapman, Jan. ; Chapman, W.
a ; Chnrob, W. J. ; Colton, 11. U. ;
Columbia Valley Fruit Co. ; Cook &
MoKeniie; Cooper, W. R. ; DeBard
A. F. ; DeBaid, E. F. ; DeMoea, J.
H. ; Dennia, K M. ; Dickens, A. J. ;
Dieok, C. A. ; Drake, K. U. ; Dudley,
H. W. ; Durbin, C. F. ; Durham. Go.
C. ; Dyenforth, Jas. ; Eckert. Hana;
Edding, F. O. ; Emerson, T. II. ; Ev
erett, A. L. Foster, R. W. Fredrick.
Jobn A. ; Fynn, John F. ; Gagbard.
Corlnto; Gamewell, R. A.; Gltt, W.
A. ; Gordon, Coher; Gould, E E. ;
Grandy, Ole; Gray, Thomas K. ; Grit
fith, John; Hall, Claude; Hall, U.
W. ; Hart, Patrick; Hearener, Eet J
W.; Heghea, E. E. ; Hoigate, J. L i
Hoorer, A. A.; Hoorer. J. II ; li'ill,
Win.; Hunt, James; Hyd. E. M. ;
Jobnaon, Guy; Johnson, J A ; Kel
ley, V.;Kmeriek, Philip; King, J.
A. (2;; King, J. R. ; Klemm, Walter ;
Laigeston, Carl D. ; LarerMte, Frank
L. ; Maoomber, M. H. ; Mseuiuber,
H. E.J Mangold, Otto; Maiou, A. E. ;
Mears, J. J. ; Messenger, li. A.;
Metzger, H. ; Miller, N. VV.;Minok
ler, Dona; Mitchell, Johu; McBrida,
D. B. ; McCallister, Uurry; .VicOary,
W. S.; Mcllan, M. C. ; Mcod, Fat.
Walter; Moot. W. 11.; Mroie, An
drew; Mi. Hood Oictiurd Co. ; Nol
aen, Jib; Nibley, U W. ; NiUey, J
F. ; Noble, A. J.; Norton, 11. E. ;
Olesen, Tbeo. ; Pathullo, A. S. ; Pay
ment, E.; Philips, H. 0. ; Pinkerton,
J. W. ; Pinney, Johu S. ; Powell. J.
B. ; Puree, W. H. ; Pansey, C O. ;
Rand, M. B. ; Rareo, Kate; Eeiik,
Antone; Renolds, li.; Renshaw, R. ;
Reynolds, Thoa. A.; Uvular, Geo.;
Roberta, C. P. ; Robinson, D. E. ;
Hoea, J. J. ; Ross, W. J. , , Sandeia,
Arthur; Shattin.Bill; Shaw, Wallace;
Sid well, Hirry; Simmon-, J. L. ;
Slme, lsaao 8., (3) ; Smith. H. U;
Smith, P. E. ; Smith, Raymond;
Smith, Howard; Smith Ij. R ; Smith
Kelly Lumber Co.; Snow, K A.;
. Soderbeok, O. J.; Southard, U.s
Spear, J. A. ; Spenoer, D M. ; Sti lt
ord, A. P. ; Stuff er, A. L. ; Stephens,
W. R.j Stewart. F. Z. ; Hnperior
Fiuit Co. ; Syringe, R.;W. ; Varmoltt.
David; Wall, J. C. ; Mlliwi s, C. I..;
Willlaon, W. A.; Wilmot, Ko!n. ; Wil
ton, W. H.
Wm. M. Yates, Potto jLlor.
Kerthwestern Investors.
The following patents were issued
thia week to northwestern iuveuton
. .
Vjp I
repoited by D. Swift & Co., patent
lawyers, Washington, D. C. :
Waehlngton-K. 1. Blakley, Seattle,
bydraulio air compressor; I. Ellis,
laooma, car stake; J. Foroier, Seat
tle, apparatus for lauuobing boata; R.
C. McCaSiey, Spokaue, trap for
oaaina, sinks, etc.
Oregon W. J. Pearson, Winchester,
gate hinge; L. Smith, Myrtle Point,
ax attachment for sawing logs.
Idaho O. W. Hunt and J. Kinney,
Pooatella, ft e extinguishing appara
tus. Copies of any of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers at
ten cents each by ' D. Swift & Co.,
Washington, D. C,
The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkard
recommends "Hickory Bark Cough
Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your
cuijdi, and ti'iuranU'cd to bo pure
Made f rum the hark of the shell hark or
while hickory tit-e. For s:ile by Chas.
N. Clarke and ail dealers t-very where.
Will Be Pin Up for Nlauguter.
Tbe follow'ug from a Washington
paper has a really barbarous uiei-uing.
'the rile Is uut, tbe Rubicon is
Grossed Mr. Bryan la as good as
no I'luutH.i 1. a will write tba plat
form, lie will name bta running
mate, and tbe result will be tbe name.
Mi. Biyan will be smitten under tbe
er. A n5 does the world know that
bundreda of tboueanda of voters, en
tbusiaetio Bryanitea of 1896 and 1900,
Intend to bave a share in the bnidngT
Tbe sole reason why Mr. Bryan will
be nominated at Denver la that It Is
tbe one way to be 'rid of bim. He
oould bave been beaten for tbe num-
iuat on, and would bave been, but for
tbe fact that a crushing defeat in
1908 will make an end of bim."
table acids with natural digestants and
mntjttng tht unifl liiiAM (nnnd In a.
healthy stomach. Each dose will di-
fest 3,000 graim of good food. Sold by
Ceir & Cass.
Indian Mother of 14 Children Dies
at 111.
Rainier, Marob 9. Mra. Julia Ruby,
the old Indian woman famous fot ber
age and endurance, died bera at the
age of 111 years. Mia. Rnby belonged
to tbe Tanmuters and Cascades tribe.
She married a white man io ber early
years and was the mother of 14 chil
dren. Mrs. Ruhy wna aotiva up to
ber last moment, and at tbe age of
110 years suffered a broken arm,
which,- when set, knitted perfectly.
Get DeWitt'i Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve it is good for piles. Sold by Keir
& Cass.
A FAMILY0F MICE.
What Happened to the Stupid Onaa
When They Went to Play.
There were five little field mice.
Their mother was very wise, and on
day when they went out to play aha
told them that when she chirped Ilka a
bird they must He perfectly atilL That
Becmed so funny that the mice were
surprised and began to ask each other
a great many questions about It It
would have been much better to ask
their mamma, but they were very little.
Just then their mother saw a hawk
In the sky and chirped. One poor little
mouse got frightened and forgot all
about what she said, nnd one dived
down into a hole. Unfortunately there
was a weasel In that hole, and tbe
weasel got him. Another ran off and
got lost In the grass nnd never was
found again. Another ran and tried
to bide under a leaf, and a hawk
swooped down and ate bim np. An
other Jumped Into the bushes and a
snake swallowed him. Tbe fifth stay
ed qnite still, and, though he did not
know It, he looked so like a withered
leaf that neither snake nor the weasel
nor the hawk saw him at alL
Which one do you think was the
wisest? St Nicholas.
Monkey In Sight
One girl Ieavea the room, while the
others hide a thimble or some other
small object When they are ready
they call "Whoop!" and she enters.
If ahe mores toward the hiding place
they cry: "Ton burn P "Now you bum
more!" If she goes very near they
say, "Oh, now ahe la most buulngP
If she moves from the object they say,
"How cold she grows P If the article
Is found the finder cries, "Monkey la
sight!" and then she has the pleasure
of hiding it aa some other child leaves
the room. ,
Where Lightning Strikes.
Lightning is moat destructive in
level, open country. Cities, with their
numerous projections and wires, are
comparatively exempt
Kpecial Bate.
Tbe following round trip latea are
la efieot:
Hood Rlvw to PosUaed, and return,
good going and returning Soodaya,
Hood River to Portland and return,
good noing Satnidaye or Snedaya and
good returning Sundays or Moodaya.
Every day, good for 30 days, 8125.
J. U. Fred r Icy, Agent.
ColeaM Rates Praia Eaatera PnlaU to
1'arine CeasU
On ale daily fr rn March 1-t April
30th, 1908, to all O. R. A N. main line
and branch point. Chicago, $38 00;
Milwaukee, $38.00: Bloominaton i.W.50;
Peoria, 136 06- St. Louie, $35.50; Mem
phis, $39.05; Kansas City, Leavenworth,
Atchison, St. Joseph, $30.00; Council
Bluff andJrnha, $30.00; Himir Cilv,
$31.95; Si. Paul ami Minneapolis, $3 .00.
Deposits can be made at the O. K. A.
N. station for auy ticket from any of
of the points mentioned above. For
further information call on or write
Wm. M. McMibbat, J. H. Fbbdbict,
Gen. Pa- Agent, Agent,
Portland, Or?. Hood River.
Announcement.
C. II. STOCGHTON announces him.
self a candidate for nomination to his
present incnmlency, county eoniieeioner,
subject to the votes of the republican
party at the April primaries.
I hereby announce myself a canditt
for Representative to the state legisla
ture, subject to the action of the voters
of the republican party in Wasco muiity
at the primary election April 17, 1908.
If elected I will vote for the republican
candidate for Unitel States Senator re
ceiving the largest number of popular
votes. J. L. CARTER.
County Treasurer
F. S. Gunning of The Dalles, Oregon,
anuouncea himself a candidate for the
Republican nomination for County
Treasurer of Wasco County, subject to
the approval ot the voter at the primary ;
election, '
1 hereby announce myself a candi-
date for County Treasurer of Waxco
County, Oregon, subject to tbe decision
of the voters of the Republi an party at
i ho primaries to be held Anril 17, 1908.
O. D. DOANE.
County Judge.
County Judge A. E. Lake announce
littnself a candidate for re election to
his present Incumbency subject io the
approval of the voters of the republican
party at the prlmariea April 17.
J. L. KELLY of The DMIes, Oregon,
announces himself a candidate for the
inVe t f county judge suljoct to the will
of the republican voters of Waco
county. If elected he will devote
lime to the internets of the people, a
County Judge, as be lias to the interests
oil he city ol The Dulles while Mayor
lor the past three terms.
County Clerk
.1. 15. GUT of The Dalles is a candi
ilute for the office of County Clerk for
Wasco County. Subject to tbe action
of the Republican voters in the primary
election.
State Senator
The undersigned announces his can.
didacy for state senator subject to the
votes of the Republican party at the
primaries in April. Having been a resi
dent of the stale for over thirty years be
know the needs of his county and if
elected will serve the people justly and
honestly, if elected be will vote for the
Republican candidate for United States
Senator having the largest number of
pupular votes. DANIEL J. COOPER.
District Attorney.
W. P. MYERS, Uidlaw, Oregon, is a
candidate for DiHrict Attorney for the
seventh judicial district. 6ubjcct to
the action of the republican voters iu
the primary election.
FRED W. WILSON. Subject to the
approval of the voters of Wasco and
Crook counties, my candidacy for tbe
republican nomination for district at
torney of the seventh judicial district ia
announced. If nominated and elected
I shall endeavor to faithfully discharge
the duties of the office aa provided by
law.-Fred W. Wilson.
County Clerk.
F. R. ANGLE, of The Dalles, is a
candidate for the office of County Clerk
for Wasco county. Subject to the ac
tion of tbe republican voters in the pri
mary election.
Subject to th 3 decision of the voters of
the Republican party, of Wasco County,
I announce my candidacy for the repub
lican nomination for County Clerk. If
noiiiiiiuti-d and i lw trd, I shall endeav r
to faithfully discharge the dntu-- of the
cilice as uquired tv law.
ALEX. STKWAKT,
i SELZ
"THE SOLE
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Jeweler and Optician
mm
ASA G. STOGSDILL. I hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for County
Clerk of Waeoo county, Oregon, subjeci
to the decision of the voters of the re
publican party at the primaries to be
held April 17, 1908. Asa G. Stogsdill.
County Assessor
C. L. SCHMIDT, Republican candi
date for the office of County Assessor of
Wasco County at the primaries, needs
no introduction to the voters. He has
served the county in this capacity before
and bis ability to discharge the duties
of the office is well known throughout
Wasco County. '
M. K. McLEOD, of Kingeley, Ore.,
on the republican ticket, subject to the
action of tbe voters of Waco county, at
the primary election to be held April 17.
J. W. KOONTZ announces himself as
a candidate for the republican nomina
tion for Assessor of Wasco county sub
ject to the approval of the voters at the
primary election Jo be held April 17.
Sheriff.
LEVI CHRISMAN. I hereby an
nounce my candidacy for the republican
nomination for sheriff, subject to the
approval of the republican voters of
Wasco County. If nominated and elect
ed I shall endeavor to faithfully dis
charge the dut es of the office as pro
vided by law. Levi Chrisman.
County Superintendent
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for County School Superintendent of
Wasco County, Oregon, subject to the
approval of the voters at the primary
election. J USTUS T. NEFF.
Candidate for Congress
GEORGE S. SHEPHERD of Portland
solicit' suppo t for Republican nomina
tion for K- presentative in Congress.
AdvocHt a Kiver Improvement and
"Deep V;.i r to the Sea."
SHOES
OF HONOR."
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SPRING SUITS
Have Arrived
And are loudly applauding themselves in
West window.
THE NEW FABRICS
Are especially attractive; bright colorings,
handsome patterns.
EDISON
Phonographs
We sell them, the most perfect sound
producing machine Mr. Edison's favo
rite invention, which contains all of hia
new Improvements. Wo are now show
ing the new model with the big horn,
the greatest triumph in phonograph
making. Don't forget that Mr. Edison
is the inventor of the entire phono
graphic idea, and that the Edison pho
nogrnph is the original talki ng machine
Over fifteen hundred Edison records in
stock. Call and see for yourself.
W. D. Rogers
Hood River Studio
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That Spring Suitit's
Time to Order
Never were the patterns so beautiful and varied for
Men's Suits as for the coming Spring. Give your
order now and get first choice with exclusive right
to the pattern. The imported Scotch Tweeds are
handsome. It will do you good to see these pat
terns whether you buy or not. They cannot be
duplicated. Call in and see them. If you want
one of these beautiful Suits, grab it now as they
have the ginger and snap that moves them.
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E. L. SMITH, Vice-Pres.
The First National Bank
HOOD hlVER, OREGON.
Capital Stock, $50,000. Surplus, $15,000
The safety of your Deposit
Is an important consideration in opening your bank
account. .
F. F. Kam, deputy controller of the currency, is
authority for the recent statement that there has
only been 4G8 receiverships for NATION L BANKS
during the entire history of the system (about 43
years), and of that number 26 were permitted to
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loss to creditors of less than twenty per cent.
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