fio6fc KiVtliioLAOiEnliiuJiSijAi: Mb i lebg.
tot
Yakiiua m Ship 3000 Carloads.
North Yakium, Waili "That more
tbnn 3.0HU cirloa.1i ot fruit will t
chtvrcl truoi the fruit district snr
roumlitv. Ihli city during the coming
wiitou in rnuiurTitiTa prediction.
1 rtiHile this estimate ol thn yield some
Mm. iro and iince going over tli.
fruit districts of tbe valley 1 think
tliHt tbe Uaures were too low. Tbe
iniurv from frost and pesta ia allgbt.
ibia ttatemeut regarding conditions
ud prospects was made by Joseph M.
lirowu, fruit impeotor, who baa f isit-
i all of the fruit district! or me vsi
ley. Mr. lirowu ia one of tbe beat in
formed fruit uroweri of tbe nouiitry
"Last year tbe Vaklma valley ship
Dfd 14H carloada of ft ait, Mr.
lirowo ooulinued. "Tbe prediction
tliut considerable more than double
tbat amount will be produoed tbli
summer if, 1 believe, well within tbe
bounds of oouiervatlHm. If it ia true
tbHt fruit oroharda in tbe eaetern dis
tricts hHve been materially Injured
by the recent oold weather, fruit men
of this ection will reap a golden bar
vest. Probably OOO carloada of fruit
from now tieea will be shipped tbii
year. The Increase In tbe output will
Iw due partly to tbla tact, bul the
principal reason for tbe large prodno
tion will be because the crop will be
uniform. Tbis year's crop would be
rionMe that of last season If there
tbould be uo fruit gathered from new
trees. Last rear tbe valley produoed
a 45 per cent ylold. This year a 300
or 400 per oent orop would be groan
if tbe trees could support tbe fruit.
As it is, tbe growers will be forced to
tbln the fruit bo that tbe trees will
bear atout a 100 per oent crop.
"The apbls baa proved to be the
Kreatest foe to trim mis seaaon, uw
there is no danger from that source.
Ihe Ssu Jose scale practically has
been mastered, and It requires only
snravlna to oouauer tbe codling moth
The apples and pears of Uuunyiide
have not teen injured oy toe irosu,
as has been reported. Tl ere will not
be a groat increase la the number of
bearing tiees, but tbe wop wl I be tbe
largest ever gathered. Tbe apbls bss
damaged tbe early Crawford peucbes
at Parker bottom, but w'lb tbis ex
ception, tbe prospects for bsuner
production are excellent.
"All previous reoords with reward
to the number of boxes of fruit pack
ed will he broken in tbe Wenas and
Slab valleys. Tbe orop haa uot been
injured by tbe frosts. The report
that tbe fruit of tbe Moxee was dam
aged by heavy frost la false. Tbe
district will produce an unusually
large amount of apples and pears, la
the Co wi to be, Naches aud all along
tbe Abtanurn similar piomlses of an
unusually good season are found. Tbe
orchards are in One condition and tbe
orop will be double tbat of previous
yeari."
W. It. Ward, of Dyers bu rg, Tenu.,
writes: "Thin is to certify that I hsve
imed Orino Laxative Fruit Hyrup (or
chronic constipation, and it lias proven,
, without a. doubt, to be a thorougli, prac
- tical remedy for this trouble, and it Is
witli pleasure I offer my conscientious
reference." Clarke Drug Co.
The "Labor Vote" Myth.
The teal labor vote of tbe country
Is uot asking for the enactment ot
eitbei the autl iujunction bill or tbe
Hepburn amendment. It is safe to
May tbat an lmmeuse majority of the
couutrv'ti workers are against both
tbono hill through mistaken Idea of
the scope and Importance or these
ireasurei some well meaning persons
in bih'b plaoes, politically aud social
ly, are urging their passage, and an-d'-r
the uiititaken Impression tbat a
powerful element of tbe people Is de
manding the enactment ot these bills
oue or both ot them may coma up for
consideration.
The so-called "labor vote" of tbe
country, which ia daunted in the faoe
of tbe timid politician of tbe Repub
lican and Democrat parties, is fai leas
formidable than It pretenda to be.
I will give a few figures here for tbe
benetlt of tbe National Association
qf Manufacturers, aud all others
whom they may oonoern.
There are 32,000,000 wage earueia
In the United States, but there are
only 1,18,1)70 persons enrolled In all
the unions which comprise lu the ag
gregate tbe American Federation of
Labor. These l,u.)t),U7U lucluiie wo
men aud ohlldreu as well as men, and
aliens as well as voters. Moreover,
as miinv of them work and reside in
Canada aud otbei couutrles outside
of tbe Uulted States, tbey cannot be
counted among either out working or
our voting foroes. On its owu olllclal
ligures, which are quoted here, the
persons enrolled in tbe Ameiloan Fed
eration uf Labor constitute, ouly a
sniHll fraumeut of America's wage-
earners, liliniiuatliig those who live
nod work iu Cansda aud other ooun
tries outside of our boundaries the
1,0.18,1)70 would piohably have to be
out to l,iuu,uuu or i,iw,uuu 10 repre
sent tbe actual number who reside In
the United States.
Aa before mentioned, these would
inolude women aud children as well
aa men, and alious aa well as voters.
It is entirely safo to say that of tbe
14,000,000, votes which will be CHit in
the United Statos for President In
1!)U8, not more than 500, IKK) will be
cast, or oh ii be cast, by all tbe organ
izations in tho aggregate which lire
mtiHtered lu the Aiuericau Federation
of Labor.
Further, ninety per cent of tbis
number will be ouat tor oue or tbe
othr of tbe two uational purties ac
cording to the individual oouviotious
ami independent ol dictates from la
bor leaders. Hiatury of past elections
proves to a certainty tbat the so
called labor vote ia a myth. James
W. Van Cleave in the American In
dustries for May.
The Best rills Ever Sold.
"After doctoring 15 years for chronic
indigestion and r-pei ding over 200, no
thing lias done me aa much good us
Dr. King's New Life Pills. I consider
then the heat pills ever sold," writes
B. V. Ayscue, of Inglexlde, N. C. Sold
under guarantee at Clias. N. Clarke's
drug store.
rienlj of Itixiin.
Unoa in a great while we ruu aoiosi
an individual who Is laborlug under
the uiiatuken idoa that we are liable
to overdo the boosting, business here
In Oregon. Let us take Laue ocuu'.y
for example aud aoe how true tbis I'.
Laue has iiu area ot approximately
7,500 square miles. Acoordlug to reg-
tHtratlon of voters, the county haa
Humit 30,000 population. On tnis
basis we have un average population
of four people to the square mile ot
territory and tbis Includes fully 15,
000 population bunched ia Eugene
and the towua of tbe country, wblob
practically leaves us 15,000 people oc
cupying 7,500 squares, or an average
of two people to every 610 aoies ot
land lu tbe country. When we stop
to contemplate suoh astounding lig
ures as these, we are surprised tbat
any should have tbe uerve to declare
tbat at our present rate of progress
we are liable to overload Lane county
with populatiou. A stranger from
Peiinsslvaiila In Eugene the other doy
tercarked tbtt tbry bad a county
by 40 miles in size lu bin slat Ibai
baa oo great city In it. yet it baa a
larger population than tbe whole state
ot Oregon.
Vea, there is room In Oregon tor
millions of people room in Lne
alone for a quarter ot a million, or
nearly ten times what wa bava now.
Tbere s no room, however, for
peesimiui among tbe four people to
tbe squire mile in Lane over tbe
possibility ot lacking room in wblcb
to turn around, not during tbe lite of
tbeppiesent generation, at any rate.
The ouly tbiog tbat should occasion
any surpise among the Lane county
people is tbat in a land ot suob vast
aud varied resources there should be
but 30,000 peoph instead ot 150,000
We shall make no mistake in our cam
paign of advertising If we double and
treble iiir present population, for
witb It will come new enterprises mat
will cause the bum ot industry to be
beard In hundreds of directions where
silence now reigns and tbere will be
ooiresponding ioorease In the number
ol tillers ot tbe soil and tbe building
of greater cities within our own little
common wealth. Eugene Register. ,
fared Hemorrhages of the Lnnga.
'Several years since my long were so
badly affected that I bad many lieni
orihagos," writes A. M. Ake, of Wood,
Ind. "1 took treatment with reverai
physicians without any benefit. I then
started to take Foley's Honey and Tar,
and my lunps are now as tumid as a
bullet. I reoomuieiid it in advanced
stages of lung trouble." Foluv's lloni y
and Tar stops the cough and heals the
lungs, and prevents serious result from
a cold. He use substitutee. Clarke
Drug Co.
Orchaids t'rowd Uot Wheat Farms.
Urn Held, W'ssb., The country trib
utary lo UarHeld will soon become
one vast orchaid tract. Thouratids
of apple, cheiry, peach and plum
trees have been set out hero tbe pait
few years, and the demand foi tresv
is greater than ever. Tbreo thousand
peach trees and 10,000 apple and
ohorry trees were sold in this distilct
last fall. The Uui i el estate h-s one
of the best crol.uids In the stale. n
mile west of (Jar tleld. it couaists of
40 acres ot tbe Huest Jouuthan, bald-
win aud Ureeulng trees. Ibis 40-acte
tract has been set out 10 yeais aud in
making tbe owners good money. Last
fall tbe owners set 70 sores to winter
apples, making 10 acres now into
trees. Mr. Hulens, who puiohased
fiom the Uarueld Land Couipauy 100
acres of land two years ago, sold from
bis zu-aore oicbarti last fall iu,uuu
wortb ot choice apples. Tbe fruit
waa boxed in tbe orchard and shipped
to Boston. Fur this 100 acres Mr.
liubens paid IUO0O, and before be bad
the property lo bis possession a year
sold tbe fruit from the orchard for
11000 more tbau tbe farm cott
biui. Small tracts are being purchased
at Oartleld aud are being set out
mostly to wluter apples and oberries.
J. E. Trimble sold last season from
bis 100 acres of orchard, east of Gmt
Held, fruit enough to buy the best
quaiter section of land in Whitman
county.
Stomach Troubles.
Many remarkable cures of stnmarli
troubles have been effected by Chamh
erluin'a ritotnneh and Liver Tablets.
One man who had spent over two thous
and dollars for medicino and treatment
waa cured by a few boxes of these tab
lets. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at
Kerr & Cass drug store.
Difficult Things.
To pick the teeth oi tbe wiud.
To wipe the D'outh of a river.
To bleak an arm of tbe tea.
To comb tbe head of navigation.
To dislocate tbe backbone of wluter.
To tit a collar to a neck of land.
To feed tbe bounds of a wagon.
To pry open the jaws of death.
To leruove wrinkles from the brow
of a bill.
To bring tears to tbe eyes of a po
tato.
To deuteu au ear of ooru.
To tell bow tired a wagon feels by
looking at its tongue.
To manicure tbe band ot a clcck or
even the linger ot scoin.
To ablngle tbe roof of one's mouth.
Sore Nipples.
Any mother who has hnd experience
with this diatre-sing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be ef
fected by applying Chiimberlniu'a Salve
aa soon as me cnuu is unne nursing.
WiH) it off with a ott cloth before al
lowing the babe to nurse. Miinv train
ed nurses use this ciilve with Wt re
sulta. For sale by Ken & Case.
Oyster Beds are Restocked.
Three carloads ot seed oysters from
the state of Connecticut have been
planted on the beds of tbe Dnyton
Harbor Oyster Compauy, near Blaine,
tbis week, and seveu more cur load
are on the way and will be planted
within tbe uext two weeks. B W.
Hunton, wbo has charge ot the beds
at Blaine, reports tbat tbe seed is Id
excelllent conditiou Bellimibam Be
vel He.
No Need of Suffering' from H he urn a-
nam.
Tt iu ii lniytiiLu tit allnur rliull mu fr iaiai
In lu'i-miiM I'Lrmiii- 114 tint 1111111 I nil hU
ways be relieved, and in 1110M rut-v a
cine affected by applying Chamber-
luiii'u l'uin lliilin I'll, l-.tlinf Imni ikiiin
wliii'h it affordx in iiIoiih worth manv
times its cost. It make Bleep uud rt'H
jiof-sihle. F.ven in canes of lung Mand-
mir tliiu I1l1i11u.nl uli.ililtl hu mi m.
count of the relief which it allbrd. 25
and 00 cent sites for saleny Kt irA I'aes.
Cider Factory at Grunt I'ax.s.
N. A. Reynolds bea let a contract to
oooatruot a building 50 by l.0 teet,
onestoiy, wbich.be will use for a
vinegar and cider factory. The build
iug will te started by tbe 20th and
will be pushed right along to comple
tion. Mr. Beynolds suya bis purpose
will be to manufacture vinegar, cider,
apple butter, cider jelly, etc, for
vvbloh lie Is told there is a good de
mand, lie lays it tbe bimltiess proves
a success be will later lauuub out
into the canning business aud otbi r
fruit manufacturing. Courier.
A iirand Family Medicine.
'it gives me pleasure to fpeak a uo'd
word for Electric Bittern," writes Mr.
Frank Conlan, of No. 438 Houston St.,
New York. "It's a grand faniilv medi
cine for dyspepoia and liver complica
tions; while for lame back and weak
kidney it cannot las ton highly mom.
mended." Klectric Bitters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the I l 1
and impart renewed vigor and vitalilv
to the weak and debilitated of both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at Chax.
X. Clarke's drug store. 60c.
Cut Out the Whitewash.
An Illinois editor who became tired
ot wielding the whitewash in the mat
ter ot obituaries, decided to reform
and tell tbe truth jutt ouce. lie com
mented as follows upon tbe death of a
well known citizen :
Died Age 00 years, 6 months and 13
days. Deceased was a wild mannered
(irate with a mcoth for whiskey and
au tor bcoole. He ram here
in tbe nlidit witb another ruin's wife
nd jolnd the cborcb at the Out
chancw. II owe us several dollars
tor tba paper and a large meat bill,
and you could bear biin pray two
blocks. He died singing "Jesus Paid
it AIL" He never paid any himself,
lie was buiied io an aaheitoa casket,
and bis many frl-nds threw palm leaf
fans io tba grave, a be may need
them, tils tombstone will be a favor
ite resting place for boot owls.
Ilora la Iowa.
Our family were all born ami raised
In Iowa, and hsve owni Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diurrlioea Remedy
(made at Des Moines) for rears. We
know bow good It Is from long exper
ience in the use of it. In fact, when in
Kl Paro, Texas, the writer's life was
saved by the paompt use of tbis remedy.
We are are now engaged in the mercan
tile business at Narcooesee, Fla , and
have introduced the remedy here. It
has proven very successful and is con
stantly growing in favor. Enms Bros.
Tli is remedy is for sale by Kerr A Case.
Three Work las; Rules.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale in bis
June page io Woman's Home Com
panion gives three woiking rules for
conduot of life:
1. Live in tba open air aa much as
yon can.
i. Touch elbows with tba rank
aud Hie.
3. Speak every day to soma one
whom yon know to be your superior.
Badly Sprained Ankle l ured.
TI.i-ud i-.mi-j a cm i.iir iliuti tit.r Miiruin.
ed her ankle and had been suffering ter
... . . i ,.ii. i .
niiiy tor two (iaa ami nignrc-iiau noi
slept a iii i i ii' e. ' Mr. Stallii.gs of BuMcr,
Tcnii., told us of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. We vti-hl to the store that night
unil uui. a Imttlp i.I il si.il hstlird tier
ankle two or tlmre till' and -lie wen
to s eep nnd bail a good uiuhts rest.
Tli neit morning !$ w much better
and in a short time c-'iilil walk around
anil I. Mil I fi liinri. triilllilri U'ith lipl
a ii kit V. M. BiiI'mmit, Hampton. Teun.
25 ni'd 50 ivi.t sizes l'ir sale by Ken A
I'to-c.
AlTUl'ATlON Nn. 12
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE
OP OREGON. Inr Hit C"l "IW".
n llii- limner or Hi Hiilti'tloii n( Sim P'ii
C'M'ple lo rutsir Hie line lo Hie lollowlns
dcw-rllx-cl tract or land; kltuale in the County
ol Whsi-o and stale ol Oreon, lo-wlt: Lola
numbered 0"e(l)Hnd TwoOil.lii Block nuin.
Iirnl Time (3) Wllian'a Addition to Hie
town,(iiowcli.)of Hood Rlver.ia iwr the re.
toi tied plut.
Versus
O. P- Dodge. Mrs. O. P Dodge, his wile, Clsra
E. Joi)en slid A. B Jours, former husband
of Cliim E- Joins, aud all whom It inuy
coiu-;rii; IKlendants.
T O- P. Do'tg. Mrs. O- P. D"dsc, bis wife,
Clara E Jones and A- B Jones and ull whom
It may concern, Lkmi-iiOiiuIk.
in the Name ol the state of Oregon:
You are lieieby ruiiilred to hiui ar and an
swer the petition alio apiilk-st mu tiled ugalnsl
you on iheiSlh day ofM-iy, IWtf, In the above
entitled proceeding, wlihln It-n duya from the
dHteofwrvl c ol lliis summons upon you If
served within this county, or II serveu wiinin
anv oilier eountv of Ihls Si inc. then within
twenty days from the dale, of Hie nervlce of
WIIR HUiliinooi mhiii you; mm ,'i'u ini in
enter your appeuram-o or answer thu applica
tion, lor want thereol Hie applicant will Hi-ply
to the court and take decree lor ihe relief de
manded In the petition and application mid
you will be forever buried horn disputing the
same.
witness my hand aud the seal of suld Cir
cuit coun nils jinn oay or May. iw.
a BOLTON. Ciera.
publish In the Hood Hlver ttlucier lor 6 In
sertions bealnntiiK May iws.
John I .eland Henderson,
Applicant's Attorney.
In the County Court of the Btnto of Oregon
for the County of Wasco,
in tha mull. r of tlinfJnurd an-
ship of KobaJ. Tuckei . Klor-I
fira w Tucker f elm K. Tnrkerf Onler to
and lli.liltm Tucker. minor clill. rliow eausu
dren of Kuba .1. Tin ker, deea.l
ed, by Cora Helle Klaus, guar
dlsn I
i
In the name ol the Mute of Oreson:
II appearing to this court from tha petition
this day filed by Cora Helle Klaus, guardian
or the rsons and eKtate of Itoba J.Tucker,
Florence It. Tucker, Illl K. Tucker and Ko
blna Tucker, nil minors, duly apisilnted hy
order of this court, praying for the sale or Ihe
Interests Oi her sslu win ds In tho real ei-tate
ilemirllied In mild netlllon. to-wlt:
First tract The southeast quarter of the
soulheasl quarter of section twenty-seven (VT7),
lowiiHhip (a) lull in, range ten w) nun, w ilium
etui Meridian, containing forty (401 acres, ex
cetitlmr thereout the following described lsr
tion llicrwif, heretofore sold and conveyed
bv order of the court U I.. U. boyd. vl.:
H -ginnlns- at the corner lo Sections twenty,
six ) nnd Iwenly-seveii (S7). thirty-four 131)
and lhiriy.tlve(:li), townslilp two (i) north,
range (10) east ol the Willamette Meridian;
thence running north along Ihe section line
between sections twenty-six ('2ii) and twenty
seven ten (Id) chains to an Iron bar act
ror Ihe northeast corner or uie mini nerein
des rllied; ltci,ee run south ilegreea M
inlniiles west nara e lo ths south boundary
of section I wcnl.v-Hi veil (JT), ten (10) chains lo
an Iron bar sel for the northwest corner of Ihe
land herein described; thence ruu aouln par.
allel t Ihe east boundary of said Miction
twenty seven (21) ten (Id) chalnslo an iron bar
on the south boundary of section twenty-
seven ('J7), set for the southwest cm in-r of Hie
land herein dexcrlbed: thence run north Ha
degrees 6? minutes, east len(10)cliains lo the
aouiheast comer otmld section ieuiy-w veil
'il), town-hip I wo (J) north, ranae leu (III)
east of the Willamette Meiidlaii. iiller a sur
vey made bv Job , I.elaiid Hen ieison. nur.
veyor. In accordance with a tormer order of
the County Court of Wusco County, Oregon
Second tract Commenclnii at the south.
east corner of the iioi tl.eaNt quarter of the
soiitlieaat mmrter of Mi-ction twelit v-seven (V7)
III lownship (21 iiorih of mime leu (10) ea-t of
Hie Wlllaiiieltn Meriutau running inence
iiiirlh thirty (;)) rods, thence west eighty (Hll)
rods, thence south thirty V') rials, i hence
east i Ighly ;() rod to i lie pluee oi is-itin-
niiig, containing nueen (ini acres more or iena,
And II appealing lo the court that the III.
collie from the islale of said mi
nora Is lnmfti lent to maintain ni.i until
waios .and that it Is lor Ihe I -vsl Inlerestn ol
said ward and iiH-enaary that a-attl real es
tate shoiilil be niht, It is hereby onh-rcd Ihal
tho next of kin of Ihe said wani", and all t.
noiia Iniereated in said e-taie. atuieir tajfoie
this eotiit on Ihe- '.tit h day of June, at 111
o clock a. in., si the court loom of Hie county
court ol Wawn t'ounly, 'reuon, l II Ityol
The Dalles. In the said County ol Wasco,
Slate of Oregon; then ami there to
show cause, If any there be, why an order
should not be granted for the sale ot aatd real
eslat".
It Is fm llier ordered that a copy of said or
der shall be puhltuhed. fur four auoi-ealve
weeks In tha Hood Klver Ulin ler, a newspa
per of general circulation, published weikly
in the City of Hood Rive-, t'omuy of Wasco,
Hlate of Oregon, nnd clrculste In said ooun
tv, Ihe first Ismhi of which-piihllcntlon sliall
be the JSIh day of May, IU0H. iti-conling to Ihe
lalute In such esses made nnd provided.
Ordered this lot It day or May 1MW.
A. K. LAKK,
County Jiiil.
NOTICE FOR 1'UUI.ICATION.
Department of the Interior I.ninl tirllce at
The Dalles, Oregon, May 20th, IKUS.
Nolli-e Is hereby giveu that
WALTER E. DAHNEY,
of Hood Hlver, Oregon. ho, on iN-cetiiher
IS, mm;, made Homesteaii Knlrv, Nik. UMil, lor
NorllieHoi tiuarter, Section SI. Township I
North. Ilaegc II Knsl, Wlliainette Meildlan,
has tiled lioliiv of Intention to make II iihI
commutation proof, to establish claim lo the
land alsive ili-Mi-rlbcd, lielore Hie Htn: later unci
Hiii'lver at I he Dalles, Oregon, on the 3d day
ol July.UlK
Claliuant initiics as wltnessea: Oeorge D.
Culia-rlMin, nf llisid River, uregon; John
West, oi Hood River, renin: Osear h. Wil
son, ol M osier. Oicgon; William I', r'inney,
of Mosler, Oregon.
l W. MOORK,
Keglslcr.
NOTICE Rtli 1T1SLICATION
lu-l ailment of the Interior, Land Otflce at
I lie I miles, Oregon, May Vtli, ROD.
Notlee la hereby given Hint
ANNAMKAIIS
of Mooter, Oregon, who, on April ltlh, 1907,
made llopieaiiiul Kntij, No. iv2. for NKiN
W(4 niut Wi,NK'-,. Heetloii W, Towuslilp J
Norm, Hange II K.aat. Willamette Meridian,
has tiled notlee ol Intention lo make Klnal
com imilHlion Fioof, lo eaiah tali elalm lo ti e
land above dexerihed. before Ihe Keg later arid
ItWHilver, at The lialles, Oregon, on the Sfith
day of June, l;w.
Clalmaut names aa wilnesit.: 8. Otlell, of
Moaler, Oregon; Charles Hrallier. of Mosler,
Oregon; U Huskey, of Mosler, Oregon: N.
SI urges, of Mosler, Oregon.
nlJI7 C. W. MOORK, Kfglster
Stanley-Smith
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Etc
Lumber Delivered to
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and
EXPERT HORSESflOERS
We bavt tlieliest uji-to-datn iiiMcliini'rv and expert work
" men and are prepared to do all clansen of
NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
Bipeelallr d "Natnn's Bcmsdy" (NS TaklMa)iiiMdIttotakeiheRb.
ttallim oat of their Joint.; need It to keep their Stomach, Lirer, Kldaars
aad Bowels In good onion need II for the strength and rigor II fives.
Let " NATURE'S REMEDY" Be Tour Doctor.
.- Take a tablet now and them It will keep Tour system In ineh rood
condition that diseases cannot take hold. Every box is guaranteed so
give satisfaction, or the purchase price refunded.
Better Than Pills For Liver Ills
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Chaa. N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon
UUAKDIAN'H HAI.K OF HEAL ESTATE.
Notlee Is hereby given that the undersigned,
the duly appointed, qualified and aetlng
guardiiin of Clnra May Wlnsler, Oeorge Sid
ney WliiKler,' Miiiul Kleiinoi Wlnzlir and
I. lira Itotli Winsler, minors, will hy virtue of
allcenKenud order of sale duly made and
entered hy the Cmlnty Court of Waseo County
Oregon, Sell i)t private sale, for caah In hand,
on aud after the ilid day of June, 1D0H, the
following real estate belonging to said inlnois,
to-wlt:
Lot Thirteen fla), being the Southwest quar
ter ol tlie rViiiUiwext quarter of election 21.
Township 1 North ol Hange 10 East of Ihe
Wlllameite Meridian In Wasco Couuty, Ore
gon, eontalnlng 41 no res according to the
government survey thereof.
Proposals for ttie purchase of snlil real
estate should be niftdu to the undersigned ut
his orllee In The lialles. Oregon, on slid afle"
the dale le'relnbelore ineulioned and mi'l
siile will be made sulijpct to eonrlriiiatlon by
ihe County Conn. of Wasco ( ounly, On-gon,
iietiug us a court lu the transaction of probute
business. r'HANK Mknkpkk,
listed May 15, 1908. m'AIJl" Ouardlan.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby givm that H. C. Ileus; -it
has tiled lu the County Court of the Stale ol
Oregon, for WaMco County, Ills final account
as administrator of Ihe eslale of 1'rlscilla
llergst, deceased, and said County Court hss
made an older fixing and apiKilntlng Satur
day, the l.llh day of .Tuae, 1'JOS, at the uou.-ol
one 'eliN'k p. ni., as Ihe time for Hie hearing
ol objections to said final uccount and Ihe s l
tlemenl thereof. An heirs, creditors or other
persons Inlerestud in the estate of aaid d--ccased
ani hereby noiltied aud reiiuired loap-la-aroiior
beloivlhe day appuiutol torauch
lie .ring Mint aetllemeiil. uud to tile their ob
jection. If any tney have, to said account or
any Mirt iciilar lie.n I hereof, apcoilyiug til
piu-ticolars oi such objections.
Hated this Dili day ol day, W.
II.C. UKNOST.
mll-JII ' " AdmtnialraUir.
NoTICiC l'OR I'UHI.tCATION
liepiiriiiiei.l of Ihe Interior, V. S Lund Otrlce,
at The lulti-s. origon, May Dili, WW.
Notice Is in-retiv given that
UAKliV I.. K1NUSIIUKY
of Mood lilver, Oregon., v. Iio, on Aiigua. -,'6ih,
l'.sll. iiiiide Honiesteatl Entry, No. isiTU, lor N'J
'E'4, 8vi'4NK(4 and NttME1, Section 8,
TiiwiMhipg Nunh, Knuge hi l ast, Willamette
Meridian, lias Hied notice of Intention to make
Final ftve-jear proof, toesluhlixh claim to the
land ubove described, before the Register and
Receiver, at The Ualles, Oitgon, on the 2-lid
day or June, IU0S.
Clstmunt names as witnesses: Jiime
English, (if llood River, Oregon. Ueo. W.
Kulla, ol Hood River. Oregon Clinton Wood,
limit River, Oregon. John Kroeger, of Hmid
Rlvei, uregon.
inaijis . C. W. .MOORE, Kcglster.
" NOTtCE FOR PUBLICATION
Iiepart incut of the Interior, l.und Oltlcc a! The
lialles, or. iron, M ly Hill, Vm.
Notice l-elifi'ehy gieu thst
ritA.ill iiin miii "
ol Hood Viver, ' .'reguu, wlio, on April 131 Ii,
190S, miolH Tlinlicr Application, No. Kill, for
SWV, sWSh of hirtlou T. S North, Itange
10 Khm, I mi 4 ol S. el Ion 5, Ia1 I snd..KKHNElJ
.Hei-llon ti. T.l Noitli, Unnte 11 Efrt. Wlllauu
ella Meriiflitn, has tiled nollteol inletillon to
make Final Proof, to establish claim to the
laud aboi-r- desert tA'd, befoie the Register and
Receiver, at tbe Dalles, Oregon, on Ihe 'i-'nd
day of .nay, IU0K
The Claimant n.imi-s es witnesses: W. Ross
Wlnans.v f riisiil River, Oregon; IhonuisCol.
Ilns.of Hisid Rlvi-r, Oregon; Charles R. Bone,
ol IHajd Klver, Ougou: tieo. K. Wlllums, of
Hood River, Oregou.
nrJU-l7 C. W. MOOllE, Register.
, Notice for Publication.
.1 ,
Depiirtinent of the luterio,-,
Land Olllce at The Dalles, Oregon,
Mhj Rlu s.
Not Icq J.s hereby glvm that Robert W.
Caldwell, of Hood River, Ongon, no, on
April 20th, imi4, made Homestead EtiUy, So.
ISISM. for NK'jSKi. of Action ;ti, N'W'taml
SK'.tsVHa, Secllon a"), lownahlp i .Mirth
Knuge F;u-,t, Willamette Meridian, has nied
nntlce of liitentlon lo make Una: live-veiir
nnnil. to tahllsh elslni to the laud uhove
described, before the Register nnd Receiver,
at The I miles, tJregon, on lie 2vnd diiy m
J'ine, I! OH. ....
Claiu.aiil names (ut witnesses: r-j. e.. Lyons,
R Ipb Jul vis, Ctisnes W. lield and Ear! K.
Iliirtiness, all ol Hood River, Oregon.
inJIJ S , C. W. MOORE, Register
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION
Pi lull Inunt of Ihe Interior, II. 8. Land tnltiv
st I he Dalles, Oregon. May ism, iwm
l.otice Is heicliy given that
liAVIK l NAI.SMJRY
of Hood River, Olegon, who. on lcee!ob;T
iinl, 1UM, made Homestead l-.nny, io. iniii.
for Wi-NKH. Hectlon , Township 1 Nonh,
Range 10 Kasl, Willamette Meridian, haa tiled
nolle of Intention In make Klnal llve-icar
Proof. In 'establish claim to the land alsive
described, before the Keglsler and Receiver,
at The lallea,oregon, on the 22nd day of June
1WM. .
Claimant names as witnesses: Thomas
Urodrlck, of Hood River, Oregon; John Uod
son, of Hood River, Oregon; Clmrlea A. rllutu,
or Hood Klver, Oregon; James O. Caiuerou, of
Hood Klver, Oregon. ..
nulljis , C. W. MOORK. Register.
Lumber Co. I
Any Part of the Valley
Wagon flak ers
25A BOX.
Will I'tlllze Fir Stumps.
Astoria Dr. L. F. Hawley, an ex
pert In the forestry . Bervice of tin
Department of' Agriculture, arrived
In Astoria recently, arrangements
having bean 'made with him by tba
Chamber of Commerce whereby he
will remain here for a goodly por
tion of the summer In an effort U
devise a plan whereby the logged-off
land of this section may be profitably
cleared for agricultural purpoaas.
He Is well acquainted with the
various by-products that can bo
made from stumps of the Southern
States, and he brings with him a
considerable laboratory appartus,
which hs will set up here, for the
purpose of making experiments on
DoukIhs fir, spruce and hemlock,
which abound in this section.
In speaking of the work that the
Chamber of Commerce has called to
his attention, Dr. Hawley said that
while It wns too early to outline any
general plan of action, he had In
mind in a seneral way a proposition
that he believed might later be
worked out satisfactorily. In brief,
It Is to bring in touch with the own
ers of stum;) land In this section the
manufacturers of by-products from
furjuis and wood refuse
PORTLAND
:ro5e:
FEST IVAL
To be held in
PORTLAND, OREGON
June 1 to 6, 1908
Will Ihj the tno.-t Itrillisiit
FLORAL FIESTA
and CIVIC JUBILEE
ever held in the Pacific Nnrtliwett
I'.ntliiinl, "The Rose Cit ," will lie a
srei.e ol splenilor uml the center ol
wotl'l-wiile iu'erest for one vieek
Several iitin'i l:tiit ci'im-iitioii to lie held
in Portland on Hint occasion.
THE-0.R.4N.C0.
Will Pell Sp.-ci.il Tickets
On This Occasion Krotn
HOOD iUVER
to I'oitlitnd ami Iff turn at
YOU I'ARTIClil.ARB CAI.I.N
J. Ii. FREDRICK. Local Aent.
WM. McMURRAY.
lliTLAND, OKKUON.
C. EVEUETT.
Tiic I'r.ictictil SliiHniuker,
At liiggs" CHtl Sun.l.
FiiiH Work n SjMTiiiltv.
For Sale.
Rhode Island rod rjoeten);also ej-us,
11 per eittiii(t. Mrs. K. I lloinewood,
13th sirwt, bvlow t'oluinbia. Pacillc
phone 8314. in 14
Hunts Paint & Wall Paper
Company
Have added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH
ES and URUSIIES.
HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock of paper includes latest designs in Blanks, (lilts
and high Grades, From 10c up. A full stock of room
molding, Ticture rail. Plate rail nnd a small line of
novelties in Framed Pictures. CALCIMO, the
latest thing in room tinting, mixed to order.
Painting, Paper hanging, Sign work ete.
Phone 671. First ami Oak Street.
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
FRUIT DEALERS
and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit
Highest Prices Paid
JOHN LELAND HKNDKRSON, rres. MARION I. HENDERSON,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Vice President
S. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Treas.
Hood River Land
Emporium
Real Estate, Loans, Conveyancing
and Surveying
Conveyancing and Surveying a Specialty.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED"
The President of the Company is prepared to do
Surveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds.
Home and Pacific Telephones.
Oregon Lumber Company
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ORDERS FOR
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Piling, Cedar Posts
and Poles
SOLICITED
Can also furnish Slab Wood .f 2.50 per cord, f. o. b.
Hood River
City Officii Phone Main 51 Mm n
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DEALER IN
Staple and
Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
and btiletto Cutlery.
HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, - - OREGON.
ZEArEHZIOlxT STABLE
..Livery, Feed
Ph. C.
Dealer In
Fresh and Cured Meals
Lard, Poultry and Fish
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Phone Main 471 Free Delivery
oxes
for High Grade Fruit.
w . vh uuuv fU AlllO
SjaaiBSSSSSV SMSSSSatStV
GILL.
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDWARE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
and Draying..
TKANAHAN & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
Iliir.-ea IwHjrlit , sohi or exchanged.
I'lrasiirt anies can secure first-class rigs.
Si-eiRl iiu.'iitioii giveu to moving furniture an
Vc l.i even lliii g iiores can tlo.
YOUNG