HOOD RIVB&GLAOIER THUB&OAY APRIL 161008.
Two
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Issued Every Thursday bjr
ARTMIR D. MOE, PhMMmt.
Terms f 8acrlptlon-lJiO year when
pld In advance
Tb importaoo of tbe meeting of
the apple grower' meeting Saturday
at tbe opera boas ihnaM bring oat
a good crowd. Tbe question or pro
Tiding co'd atorage faoilltiee is a r
ious one, and it will be economy foi
every member of tbe union to bar a
oentral point to itore bla applet at a
nominal eoit, ratber tban build a
warehouse hlmxelf. It will be neoeea
ary to raise fundi to put in a good
plaot, aad it can easily be done, if all
belp wbat tbey oan. Let every mem
ber of tbe anion attend tbe meeting
Saturday.
Ibe Amerioan people want lair play,
and tbe attempt of Mr. lleney to de
feat Senator Folton by obaigei wblob
be baa not proved, and will gain mote
votea for Mr. Fulton tban be will
lose. Tbe apeecbea made by Fulton
tbe paat few daya are but a repetition
of tbe aenaational obargea wblob were
prang early in the game. If Ileney
la guilty be ahould bave a tiiM like
any other man charged with an of
fense against the laws. It la also safe
to say that If Mr. Heney could prove
bla obargea he would have bad Mr.
Fulton Indicted long before tbia, but
It la evidently a game of dirty poll
tics, and Is being generally under
stood aa auoh by tbe majority of the
people.
N. J. Slnnott for Senator.
A prominent citizen, well versed In
politioal affairs, aaid yesterday:
"Senator Wbealdon la one of tbe
leadera in the tight against N. J. Bin
nott for state aenator. Our people
know Wbealdon and believe that any
one be opposea must be about rlgbt.
Men of tbe Wbealdon type represent
tbe worst element of old-time ring
S otitic. We oan remember well how
a treated bla constituency In this
part of tbe oounty during bla whole
four year term aa aenator from Wasoo
oounty. Let us not discard Wheel
don and still allow him to name bis
successor, especially alnoe Mr. Kuok,
the man be names, baa no partloulsi
fitness or qnalidnationa for snob an
important position.
"No one has a word to say aitainst
Kuck personally, but the fact tlmt lie
leftist's to afgu any kind of u pledge
Hs to the election of United States
senator Is euougb to satisfy tbu aver
utftt voter that he is uullt (or the
j-Uro.
"N. I, Siuuott U sii botient, capable
liikti A ii.i u of caltu jinitfti out. alio
mil lilt rvHiy one h hearing ami
!,!) iroiiaireM will uul lie Mm ten.
li un nones to tie gottiut)l 17 tt.e
ui ot tbe people iu luu eiuciiuii ui
Uiii ed State sen tor, and to Hi l
eo-l tu hiiiiifd Utateuieut No. 1.
"eilimll ha uved his lifo lu vVaou
uoimly. Let us itiutilu-Uo and iluct
Li t in lo tm . tulo bt lidtoi. No toss tuli
1 1 utri 1 him. lie til rnr.nunt tint
Vcoile."
JOINT DEBATE
AT FINE GROVE
the joint ilulmte at tine CJruia
Monday eveuhu the tinKt lo
litioal iUootug held in this sectiou
this 'hui. OoufeldeiiiLlo Interest wh.
tskeu iu the even , niul a spanls!
tralu run over the Mt. ilood romi was
patioutzed to the exteut of about 7D,
while good crowd were in alteuduuoe
f i oiii the country.
A. 1 Mason was president of tbe
meetina and made tbe address ot
weloome. 'Kie d state was between
W. H. U'Reo and U 1). Livingston.
In addition to the debateis. N. J.
Slnnott, ot The Dalles, candidate for
.1.1. .....aft-siM n .1 flnnnns T P
Welch, of The Dalles, and J. L. Cat-
ter, of Hood Itlver, Kepubiloau can
didate tor representativea, and L. E.
Morse, also of Hood Kiver, Demo
cratic candidate for tbe same otOoe,
and A. J. Derby. Democratic candi
date for congressman, were present
and asked to state their vlewa on tbe
question. Mr. Derby refused to place
himself on record, but Messrs. Sln
nott, Weloh, Cooper and Morse all
declared tbey would empnaiiaauy
aupport tbe people's choloe for United
State senator. Mr. Carter atated
that be would support tbat Kepubli
can candidate for senator who re
celved tbe highest vote.
In the debate tbe speakers were
limited to 30 minute eaon and Mr.
U'Ken started tbe ball rolling. He
delivered a broadside at every one
who waa not in favor of Statement
No. 1. irrespective oi party, and stat
ed tbat tbe days ot electing senators
In Oregon by brlhery, boodle and
booze were over, lie wanted it un
deratood that while be was in favor of
Statement No. 1 be was as good a lie
publican a any oue, but tbat be was
an American citizen Hist and a He
publican afterward, lie wa for Cake
for senator became he was supporting
Statement No, 1 unqualifiedly, while
Fulton wa not, although tbe latter
had told him ba wa in lavor of an
amendment to the constitution of tbe
United States that would provide for
the election of senators by direct vcte
of the people, lie avowed tbat the
primary law waa tbe remedy for hold
ing up tbe election of United Stittes
senatoi and doing away with the cor
ruption ot legislator. His remarks
were greeted with considerable ap
plause.
lu answering bim Mr. Livingstone
directed bla aigument along the line
tbat tbe present law in Oregon was
not In accord with the constitution of
the United States; that corruption in
electing senators oould be done away
with by tbe people if they would elect
men whom they knew to be booest,
and be wielded tbe muok rake in un
ooveriug tbe politioal past ot Jona
than Bourne, whom be held up as a
spectacle of misguided jugdment on
the part ot supporter of Statement
No. 1.
It was evident that Mr. Living
aton'a sentiment was strongly in fa
vor of Senator Fulton. Hearty ap
plause greeted bis concluding words.
by consent ot hi opponent, Mr.
U'Keu wa allowed another opportun
ity and talked for 25 minutes. In
tbi talk he paid bis respect to Har
vey Soott, H. L. Plttook and F. W.
Ledbetter. In tbe course of bla re
mark he admitted be would not be
adverse to going to tbe senate him
self. Purchases a Fine Orgai.
Silas 11. Soule has recently sold to
tbe Congregational oburob a fin
Clough & Warren organ. It is a com
bination of reed and pipe organ, and
nna of the flu est church organ in
eastern Oregon outside of Portland.
There Is a similar one in tbe Congre
gational church at Tbe Dalles. The
members of toe cnurcn, ana especial
ly tbe cbolr, aie well pleaded with the
new moaioal instrument, and it makes
more effective tbe especially good
work ot the oboir.
Mr. Soul bad to compete with tbe
Kilsra ComDanv and Shermao, Clay
A Cm., bat it did not take long to de
cide tbat Ibe lostroment placed by
Mr. Soule waa the best In ton and
la every way. It I understood tbat
ba made a very lov price, wbicb was
an additional inducement, but merit
alone would have given bim tbe order.
Strawberry Growers Meeting.
A niMtinir of tbe atrawberrv Brow-
era of tbe valley baa been called for
Saturday,April 18, at tbe opeia bouse,
at 2 p. m., to discus tne matter or
fixing a uniform rat for pioking'and
nuklno harrlaa. This matter is im
portant, and there should be good
representation at tne meeting.
Disastrous Fire on tbe Hill.
A tire wbicb resulted In tbe burn-
Ins ot the whole bout occurred Tues
day afternoon when F. M. Slaven'
bouse waa ablaze. Mrs. Hiaven wa
tired and waa lying down resting
when she amelled smoke in tbe next
room. She rushed In to find tbat
apparently tbe little child just able
to walk bad struck a matob at the
side of tbe bed, wbicb oaused Ibe
bedding to igolt and frightened tbe
child bo that it crawled under the
bed. Mrs. Slaven had such a bxid
time rescuing tbe child tbat tbe fire
bad a line obance to start before any
belo could be bad. A uelgbbor broke
window, climbed In and tbrew some
water on the blaze, but it waa of little
uae. Finally be got hose and went
to attaob it to an outside fauoet. only
to find tbe water turned off. An
alarm bad been sent In, but owing to
tbe distance and the fact tbat tbe tire
bad gained aucb headway it was Im
poeaible for tbe men to do anything,
though they made a much spaed aa
tOHSlble. Nothing was saved and
Mr. and Mrs. Blaven and family were
left with notbiug but wbat tbey wore.
Tbe Glacier extends its sympathy in
their trouble.
ADDITI05AL LOCAL.
J. M. Oolt, ot The Dalles, spent
Tuesday in Hood Kiver.
Henry L. Kuok waa down from Tbe
Dalle Tuesday, looking after hi can
didacy for the state senate.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Wllkins, ot
Vancouver, aud Mrs. Mary K. llloks.
of Wasco, were gueits at tbe lirook
home last week.
Sila II Soule wa nulled to Port
luiid list nnek to tune l imine in tie
hornet of II ii r i p v . J l ti mni l.iali
f-oott, o' Hi" Oregi nian
II C. D il,, i f Dufii", Ki"i I i'm 'i
oauilnl tn for i ret in i;' Ht. si
tbe city j'l'stcrd'iy. M Dii Id. t-t id
tlmt wp may expect u iciy fv. pr.ll
vi;tu u D tin f' r t oiiniy ti ''in
t'it r b'liiK pisctin.illy no n iiciili n
John '.V Iteiii. ol Kl"i.dik, :-.h t tt n
oounty. r.i'iit ie. nrnl iliiva in i li w l
1m UiM ?iU looting for h Ire ilion.
11 I- i II li n-i"l with Hie oomitiy
tint if it ii-tfe IiIm iv iff ms ll as
I imself he will pi ol. ally be a lesideut
if the. vulley unon
A N. Hamilton, Kh, iitilitMii chii
diiUt fur rmlruR.I ci miiiiSHiuner, vhs
in th city tlnnxl.iy Mr. lliiuJl in
u men del nl 'lie r ilro'ni on mis-
-i II I I IS!) I -i. Hi ll hi- t . Hll IliU 111
il.e nflict in i.. ,u . Ili. ii' ii.il Mieiul
ol 1 -- i ri. i I iiii'hi aIi. I iii tin- cily
Mrs .In ,n Ch tin t U l.tlng eiy
bapi'V over the fact iiml bur li.tl.ir,
0 Li Nuitccmh, ol LiigHu, loa, is
Unuu bei She bus uot reeu Mm
foi twuntt yeiirs and ll ey lime luid
8.nni inteienling telfcs Mr NeKOomb
lit ili livhted with Hood liner.
Ilia ComnieiclHl Club's Irult booth
t t tie depnt is certuiuly h suicbhs
Will In It bns lint ham in or.orntiou
long enongli to judge of its Uuttuoial
gHlns, yet thoiie who bave it In charge
are greutly pleRsed. There weie over
a dozen vnrletles of fruit on exhibl
tlon this week.
O. P. Knowlos baa sold his place of
30 acres on the west side to a syndi
cate of wblob the lrwln-llodson Co.,
Portland, are largely interested, and
will leave tbla week for Portland,
where he will make his home. Mr.
Knowles has a son In Portland and
oonoluded he would rather live there
on tbat aooount.
Last Thursday wa tbe anniversary
of tbe blitb of Mrs. Dr. Edgingtou
and a lew frieuda aud neighbors cele
brated tbe event by gathering there
In the evening. The arrangements
were made without tbe knowledge of
tbe estimable lady, and she was very
agreeably aurprlsed to come home
and Oud a crowd in possession, mak
ing preparation for a banquet.
A peculiar aooldent happened to a
Ix week old cbild of J T. Hart,
near Mosler. last week. While hold
ing the child near tbe saw mill of
Piitcbard A Odell a blast went otf and
a pieoe ot rook struck It on tne head,
traoturlug tbe skull. A physician was
oalled and dresued tbe wound, aud it
Is expeoted that a full recovery will
result.
The Powell family, who bave spent
tbe wluter in Hood Klvei, so as to
send the children to school, moved
back to their ranch the first of the
week.
K. W. Davidbizar lett for Sumpter
Wednesday, where be goes to work iu
bla mine tor the summei.
Mr. and Mrs J. K. McUregor went
to Hood Kiver Wednesday aud return
ed Saturday.
Captain Johnson, of tbe boat Si
mons, bsa had bis property just east
of town oleared and be expects to set
it in cherries soon.
Mrs. E. L. Howe came up from
Portland Thursday and is now living
In ber new log bungalow, wblob was
just finished.
Mrs. 0. L. Woods and daughter,
Marian, returned from California
Thursday night, where she spent the
winter with ber daughter.
Mrs. David Kohluson aud dauubter.
Julia, went to The Dalles Friduy
and from there to Lexlngtou to visit
the doctor lor a rew days.
Mr. and Mm. E B. Woods aud
dnughter, Oertrude, came down from
l'be ualie Friday to see Mr. Wood's
mother, who just returned from Cali
fornia. Mi. and Mr. Swain aud child, who
bave been running tbe Howe plaoe,
lett Friday for Portland.
Mr. Kroger visited Ibe Dalles a few
daya last week.
Among tbe visitor (or Tbe Dalle
Saturday were Mrs. Stsrk aud grand
ton, kitel Akers, Misses Carrie
lirown, bvelyu llnyes and Edna Koot,
Messrs. Leslie Koot, Ernest Evans,
Charles Uraba iu, W. E. Huskey, W.
Stevenson, Kalpb Duvall and Ora
Hodge
You will want a pair of our Long
Cotton, Lisle, Silk or Kid Gloves for
Easter. All Sizes all Colors.
SPECIAL
We lmvfi placed on special sale a good assortment of
Cotton Suiting in check, stripes and plaids, just the
thing for children und misses drenseH. Worth regu
larly 18c and 20c per yard. Special the yard 14c.
i
Elmer Boot and Ira Evan took the
road grader bank to Tbe Dalles Satur
day, after woi Icing about a week til
ing oar roads.
Mrs. J. N. Mosier left Saturday for
Portland to visit relatives a few daja.
Mrs. Stoltz ob me up from Hood
River Saturday.
Subioots of Dr. Latbrop for Sunday:
Morning, "Resurrection Lifo." P.
m.. "Ibe Louie ot the Finite." Tbe
oboir will render special muslo. 'l'be
morning entbem will be, "Ibe rusen
Lord." Atfer tbe morning sermon
Mini (J lady s Hartley will sing "Uav-
airy," by Koduey. After the evening
sermon Miss Albeita Jackson will
sing, "O, tbat I bad Wing." Ail
cordially invited
Queen Coolest.
Nettie Allen
lelah I U-rnlmor
Irma Mclicynolds ,
Margaret NicMten
Matnlo Howard
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HON. H. M. CAKE
Republican Candidate for Nomination for
United States Seiutf
Mi ' .ik i-tin-Ailvidti't'iif H nt' m 'lit
N t. 1 h ii I !c in i j iii Uir let-ti'Mi nf Uut y i
iSiitiv Seii;it.ii'n ; two yearx iig.) lie t" k
r no flump I' r lm hiki e- till oioui'i t
I In (li'crvi"i the miimi l of every l ttl
lii'iillbliiMii who believes in pure politics
The nun hiiic t'li un nt coin piles bis ii"iii
imition if the penple g.i to the po'ln, but
bnnxta tbut Iti'lievern in StHteuient No.
1 will not lm llHerefted enough to vote
at tbe primaries. 1 bis in tin- l ist appeal
to thuHe who believe in the popular
election of United States Senators to as
sert tbe rights which tbe old machine is
trying lo wrest from them.
CLYDE li. AITCHISOM,
Candidate for Republican Nomination
for Railroad Commissioner
To Succeed Himself
Endorsed by Portland Munlolpal
Association
In a Washington interview March
23, 1908, oue ot tbe members of tbe
Interstate (Jomrueroa Commission
said :
"The federal and Btate commissions
oome Into ratber close conueo ious
and we bave opportunity to take tbe
measure quite accurately of many of
the state commissioners. Ibe Oregon
men bave impressed us here us worthy
of the oouOdenoo of tbelr people.
"Clyde H. Altobieon, one of tbe
Oiegon commissioners, bas oome be
fore our notice personally; be attend
ed tbe meeting of tbe National Asso
ciation of state railroad commission
era. It was bis distinction te obtain
the only umendment to tbe attaooia
tion'v resolutions as reported to tbe
body by the committee, when he in
duced tbem to auoept the principle of
suspension of proposed increased
rates when shippeir-protest with tbla
conimlsslou empoweied to determine
tbe reasouableueHS of I bo proposed
rate, the priuciplo is embodied In
tbe present l-'ultun bill and haa been
endorsed In tbe federal commission'
annual report."
Mr. Ailchlsou is a candidate for
the Republican nomination to auo-
cood himsolt as railrnud commission
er. Previous to bis appointment a
railroad commissioner he served for
more than a year as clerk of the State
Tax Commission mid thereby gained
an intimnto acquaintance with tbe
llnanoial allairs of the Oregou rail
roads. He ia the only lawyer ou tbe
commission, Dtiriug his incumbency
the commission has bad about three
hundred complaints presented to it
aud the experience so aoquired is ot
mucn value to tne state.
The Lumber Manufacturers1 Aaso
ciatiou of Oregou a1 d Washington
anil other commercial bodies have
endorsed his OHndidaoy, as bas also
tbe foitlaml Muuioipal Association.
Voters, Attention.
Remomber wheu you vote tbat the
county clerk is a member of tbe board
ot equalization and should know the
county.
41 X J. U. Uolt
knows the county and oan act Intelli
gently. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the fam
ous little liver pills. Sold by Keir A
Can.
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DRILLETTB
ART CLOTH
Pillow Outfit
Consisting of (our skeins
Kichirdfon Orand
Prize Grecian FIom.
One Complete Diagram
Lesson.
This pillow tinted ia colors and
Include back. Coo ia aod
Antomatic Fire Escape
?! I Pat. 8J1.4a
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Stlfopenting
All you do Is
jump out
the window.
The machine
does the rest
JOHN CROSBY
AGENT FOR
Oregon, Washington
anil California
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The Remedy is Easy
Inspect our large Stock of
FURNITURE
CARPETS
RUGS
LINOLEUMS
MATTINGS
LACE CURTAINS
MATTINGS
PORTIERS
'SHADES
CURTAIN MATERIAL
PILLOWS
BEDSPREADS
We have competent men
SHADES, CARPETS
All Linoleums bought at our store are put down free
of charge.
Our Prices Are Right. Our Goods Give Satisfaction.
Stewart Hardware & Furniture
v Company
NICHOL PHARMACY
OR. W. S. NIcKol. Prep.
I have just opened a new Drug Store in Hood Kiver
and have a large and carefully selected stock of
Pure Drugs, Fancy Toilet Articles
We will conduct a first-class) up-to-date Drug Store,
and give all prescriptions prompt, careful attention
Oak St-t
Hood Rivoft Ororfosa
&?e Paris Fair
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU HONEF
NEW SHIRT WAISTS
We have just received another shipment
of the very latest in Shirt Waists. Call
in and select oue for Easter. We have
everything you wish in this line made of
the best quality sheer lawn, trimmed
with lace and embroidery, tucked,
sleeves with new Kimona Effect.
Prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and up
AIho Silk Lingerie all over waists.
LADIES' SUITS
New ones just in, including the late Prin
cess suits, the very latest cuts and new
est styles. This department has any
thing you wish in the line of suits for
$6.00, $8.00, $10.00 AND UP.
Display of Jewelry
Diamonds
I have large variety of Jewelry suited to the young and old and would be glad
Every Article Guaranteed or Money
ARTHUR
Jeweler and Optician
hmjUJL-nrrvaid diAsuL
inouM vrUh ail
to measure your rooms for
and LINOLEUMS
DR. W. S. NICHOL
Get you a pair of our
TAN or BLACK OXFORDS
to go with your Easter Suit. We
have all styles and sizes.
You will want a new hat aud we have the
largest stock in the city to select from.
Felt, Cloth, Straw or Panama, any thing
you wish from a straw hat for garden use
for locts up.
New Millinery for the Ladies
arriving right along. This department is
one of the very busiest these days and you
want to Select Your Spring Hat Now.
CALL AND SEK THEM.
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duly piitii'n. ijii'Mfi'-i -n.-t
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To hHti 1 (' I (N Hi o" lOintftf 1'i Kn-I of Hie
VVil ntiie I" V'-rl Hun In Vmh Conniv, (ic
ton, o Hilr i'if ii iCtfs Hoeoidtr'K H T'-.t1
Mt mi m "U- vi'V lienor.
T Li(il i i" i i iiiL'lm oT sitltl uul
et.'ii't' flniiti tin ir . Pin the umlerlKiied nt
h!i fher !n I'll' I'tii Kf Oregon, on tind nl'ie
tilt- iItiH I it n .re iim n(nnpil nn I snld
mnle will ti. ttiH ( Jwt to fund riiiHi ion ly
tln-ri'iinn n t W hsci Cotinly, Oreynn,
! l li. tho trunsi.rifnn oT prutinti'
I'lllll
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, IHO.", iillin7 OlIHiilliill
NOTICK TO CO."TI;aiTOI!H
Healed pmpnuala are want"! l..vtln'lM f
Hood River, Orecon, .or imh ii hi n;-iui: ir
8tlon Nine, of Ihn HnmlKherM wi-r sjh
.em. Flnna and 8r'itlcutlonH nmv n. : n m
liii-(iftlOKOIllif City Kin. riler. nt II nl ::l.r
Oregon, from thin ditle in until ti c i' l h il v
of April, l'JOd. at n-Mn of which dutp IdiN will
close. Hlda ninst be acconipnnteit t.y cert itlril
check for ten per cent of the amount nl iti.l,
made payable to J. R. Nlckelst-n, llcconli r,
tbe amount of such check to lor foil to the( Itv
of Hood River, or such nart thereof us nui'v
be required to Indemnify the city in wine of
lauure oi tne succeHxiui Dinner to qiiHiny
(with a aatlsfaclory bond to secure proper ex
ecution of contract) within rive du.vs from re
ceipt of notice of award. The rlnht Is reserv
er. to reject any or all of the bids. BiiN must
state the time within which the bidder pro
poses to complete the works, and must slute
lump sum bid for tbe entire Job, and that
no extra charges will be made.
By order of the Sewer Committee.
J, R. NICK Kl.SEN,
City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that the board or di
rectors of tbe Hood River Irrigation District
In Wasco oounty, Oregon, will sell the bonds
of aald district la lots of 1100 or multiples of
said sum, to $40,100, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
Friday, tbe 15th day of Slav,
191, at tbe office of said Board of 1'ii
rectonatthe residence of Percy A. Hmlth
In said DlHtrlct.-and that Bealed proposals for
said bonds In the lots or amounts above spe
cified will be received by said Board at said
place for the purchase of said bonds until the
day and hour above mentioned, at w hlch
time tbe board will open the proposals and
ward tbe purchase of the bonds to the high
est responsible bidder, tlie Hoard reserving
the rlgbt to reject any and all bids; bids to be
accompanied by a cert I tied check for 10 per
cent of the amount of the bonds for which the
bid Is submitted.
8ald bonds shall be payable In monev of
the United gtatesln teu series as follows, to
wlt; At the expiration of 11 years, Ave per
cent of the whole number of said bonds; at
the expiration of 12 years, six per cent; at the
expiration of the 13th year, 7 percent; at the
expiration of the Uth year. 8 per cent; at the
expiration of the 15th year, 9 per cent; al the
expiration or the 16th year, 10 per cent; at tho
expiration orthe 17lh year, 11 percent; at the
expiration or the Uth year, W percent; at the
expiration of the 19th year, la per cent; at the
expiration ol the 20ih year, 16 per cent; and
shall bear Interest at the rate or six per cent
per annum payable semi-annually on the
first day or January and July of each year.
The prlaclpal and Interest shall be payable at
the place designated In the bonds and bidders
are given the option of having said iMinils
payable at Portland, lo the slate of Oregon;
or at New York City, In the state of New
York, and said bonds will be Issued In ac.
rordance with the election of the successful
bidders.
Raid bonds shall be each or tne denomina
tion or not less than One Hundred IKtl.
lars or more man Klv Hundred Dollars,
and shall be In negotiable form, and coupons
Hr tbe Interest soall be attached to each and
signed by the PresldeLt and Secretary.
Dated at Hooi Kiver, Oregon, this 14th day
of April, lnog 3
PERCY A. SMITH,
Secretary.
For Sale Jersey heifer with 8-wih ks old calf
by side. Heifer nearly thoroughbred, father
Is a registered and mother a Jersey. If you
deal re a good young Jersey cow It Isahsolutelv
necessary that you see this one and Judge fo'r
yourself. 8he Is a trifle over two yea-s old
and la larger than the average thr-e year olds.
Two months ago I was offered I0 fur her. now
I will sell her and her flve-weks nl.l ra:it,.r
H2. Reason for selling, I am afflicted with
rneuutiHixui sun cannot milk. A. Ostntmlcr
route i. No. 2A. a
Lost A waterproof wagon "sheet, white,
lOil'i. In Hood Klve- or between town and
Ibe Hoekford Mtore. Anyone returning same
to tilacler office or the Kockford Mtore will be
rewarded. K. Bray lord. al6
A TweHtf Tear Srnlenctt.
"I havn inat onmnlf'tpo1 rIs-miIv vwi.
health wnlenc, imposed by iiiicklt-n's
Arnica Salvia. w.-hit'h curerl nt nf liliu,,-!-
ing pile just twenty venrs ago," writes
0. 8. Woolever, of taRaysville, N Y.
Bueklfirs Arnica balve licals the worst
sores, Uiils, burns, wounds and cuts in
Hie shortest time. 21c. at Chas. N.
Clarke's drug store.
Men's Hats
Watches
to have you lot k through it at your leisure.
Refunded.
CLAUKE
Next Door to Postoffice
Cakdaic Greenhouse
( 'in t! m i Hi.l jil.uitH at Keii A C'umi
t'i oie-.' I;dm'h .-limbs. Vines A: (llmbi'liix
Whi'e v tlotle K fur .v'et!ili!
In. in .Mated IVi's 1V1 & OU.
i-'b-U !! & FI-lcbiM'.
MISCELLANEOUS.
All i"irlii'K k'n,vi;i l-'Ciuscives to be In-d-bteil
to tlu tin le signed art reqiiehte 1 to
fti tu i:ie tn.li tnt'.!ii as t lm r?tta j limit lm
'-i I I'll i.l our ; (.th.-rw Un I lut I'lirtiin will In
piinfil Iti i he liKtidn ol a collector. Mks V.
PltRtiOK. U at
l-'Olt SAl,K"Tvo mare colu, one vcar ol I,
JTft Cor the two, or u:tu ?i5 Hti,jnraUf. Van.
ll.lers. Mt. (Iii id. It
i hoUAl-K IS ricks of ilac wiMid, ItlUcviis
! of oak. 1'hone iS7.. a :!
! KOH . "AI.K -Kine Jere Cow. I,. K. Cl.n K
I R K. It. No I. p. i
! K ' S -Due Ihiy llm-w. Kltwle iltiv. r,
hi;, il 10 it-. (1 --il w rliri, :or mi:i. ch.iii.
laijuiiH box 151, U.K. U. N i J. niT
NAIIII AUA A MSl.MlYA STohK-J ;-itf
e-c gtocric. i-irtr :mit iiitim t-o. l-.,nilo, is
pit-Hue noliiy lor .hii'iincKe I'nl ui litilnls. I'. O.
box ,VI. Hood Kiver, tiregoa. nimvlii
l-'oi S,iU Bellinger ('uttiiii's Codes niul
8tiiiu;fs ofureg.in. Adtliei-s Code, care lim
ner. His)
Kor Sule llliick buggy mare, good traveler,
weight-nboutlU'iO. C. CWsllon, Alt. Hood. ii-'iO
Kor Sale l'ew Khode Island Ki d Kggs-..
Butts. iiiW
Kor S.ile Ultodc Island lied roosters, v lto
eggs for sutling. .Mrs. K. D. llomewood, Milt
St., below Colu. ubiit. t.30
FOR S A l.K-lr,,000 orai.tXX) strawbeny slips
also a few Kliode Island Red Eggs. A. Butts.
a-X)
FOR SAI.E-Klrst class Cedar PosU, de
livered. C. C. Walton, Mt. Hood P. O. a.'il
FOR BALE Light double work Harness In
good order, $20.00 C. C. Walton, Mt. Hood.
KOU SALK I'nre Mood Brown Leghorn
FggH for setting, from best laying strans. On
Ehhi Hide. Both phones, J.L.Carter, a-23
roit HAI.E-Our 3 in. Cooper Wagon. N.
Truck, Double Bed aud Spring seat. Transfer
Company. a-23
FOR SALE-Two Plug Horses. Price J80.O0
Transfer Co. a-ifl
FOR HALG Three Fresh Cows, five years
old. M. Ostergoard, Viento. a-23
FOR SALE-A Jersey Ml.k Cow and Ca.f
will be sold cheap as we have no use fortbeni.
Call at the Rockford Store, E. hruyford. a-23
FOR SALE-Pure bred Blue Andnluslan pul.
lets and hens, SI to 3 each. Also a lew cock,
erels left, $2.60 each. Et;s(s for hatching, one
setting !.; two settings, $2.25: three settings
$3.00.-Douglas) Lockmau, K. K. D. No. 1,
Hood Kiver, Oregon. tf
'or Sale Eggs for hutching from prlae
wintilng While Leghorns and Bared Ply.
mouth Kork, one dollarper sitting of fifteen.
Mrs. K. J. Mckolsen, Hood River.
For Rule One young team horses, weight
about 10;i0 to 1100 pounds each. I light double
harness, 1 heavier double harness, 1 two.
seated canopy tup surrey, 1 light wagon with
box and seat, I spring tooth harrow, 1 cultl.
vittor, 1 Fan and inn. Votey organ, 1 Planet,
Jr. wheel, hoe and fcrden plow, 1 young cow,
fre-h soon, 1 mowing machine and lake.
Having sold my ranch and willow Hal, at
ptef ent have no use for ubove described prop,
erty and will sell rciisnnable und give Irom
one to tlvc years time ff oesiied. E- T. Foils.
For Kent-Four el- gant front rooms lu suits
suit ib. c for oilices, on second floor ol tbe
Davl Ison Block on Cascade Avenue. Apply
at fruit or Light and Water Office. if
ior Rent Fnrnihed room.
Home 30 L.
Telephone
Wanted.
WANTED One good logging team. Also
teams to freight to Green Point. ST, 00 per ton.
Iuquire at Stanley -Smith Lumber Co. olllce.
WANTED- Bids on grubbing contract of 40
acres. Apdly to John Leland Henderson. m7
Wauled Small place to rent or work on
shares. P.J. Jones, 979 E. Madison at , Port,
land. ;n)
Wanted By responsible man and wire, a
fruit farm to work on shares. R.F. V care
U lacier, 3o
Wanted Position as manager for a Trult
fartll 1)V a n-liuSlA ttln mil u-lfta 1ST .....
Dlacier. Jin
WANTED-iiirl for general bouse work,
Mrs l.. II. aughan. -23
Wsnled-Work on farm by man and wife.
Inquire at lltl ollloe. ,10
Kltteen or tirpntv Innonu.. i..k... u .
, - J ..,.CB- HtUIIICII wuuk
rnipKiiiient as farm hands. ADdress H. M.
Box fif-G, HiKid Ri vi r, Oregon a23
Lost and Found
I.OST-Two HalU-ra slid a Blck"lsnake
Whin. !f found leave at Jackson's store. C.
A- Ko"- a.23
Fol ND-Small purse containing change.
Inquire at Glacier office.
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