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HOOD RIVER OLAOIEK THURSDAY JUNE SI 1908.
Li:
OREGON STATE XEWq IN BR3E.
The 36th annual reunion of the
Oregon Pioneer Association was held
In Portland Thursday, Junelt.
Sheriff Blakeley, of Umatilla coun
ty, last week brought to the peniten
tlry the SOth prisoner sent here from
his county in the last 18 months.
The Eugene School Board has re
elected L. R. Alderman City Super
intendent of Schools and Increased
his salary from $1400 to $1600 per
year.
Clyde Wilson, of Forest Grove,
who was shot through the neck a
week ago by Quong Lee, a Chineje
laundryman, died of his wounds Sun
day morning. (
Condon Is making extensive prep
arations for an old-fashioned Fourth
of July celebration. One of the fea
tures of the celebration will be the
holding of a market day and also
a broncho-busting contest.
Several thousand people attended
the first annual picnic of the Marion
County Modern Woodmen of Ameri
ca a- 1 Royal Neighbors In Salem last
week. It was a great success In
every particular.
Although Lincoln County went wet
by the very narrow margin of three
votes, the drys refuse to abide by the
decision of the votes and propose to
contest the result. There Is no ac
cusation of crooked work whatever.
Twenty-two graduates, the largest
class that baa yet left the Eastern
Oregon State Normal School, at Wes
ton, will be presented their diplomas
June 9 by E. Hofer, of Salem, rep
resenting tho board of regents.
Ex-Sheriff W. D. Bradford, of
HUlsboro, Is Improving physically,
but not mentally. Bradford was one
of the most efficient sheriffs the
county ever had, but was never right
mentally after the hanglnng of Qua
Wachline, who killed John Ledrlck
in the early '90's.
Tariffs have Just been published
by the O. R. ft N. announcing lower
rates on fruit baskets in carloads
having a minimum of 24,000 pounds
from Portland territory to all sta
tions on the Oregon Short Line. The
new rates range from 33 to 40 cents
por 100 pounds.
W. E. Grace, who has been presi
dent of the Citizens' National Bank,
of Baker City, has retired and will
be succeeded by F. P. Bodlnson of
that city. The bank began laying
the foundation for its new $30,000
home last week. Mr. Grace will re
move to Portland.
The Washington County Board of
County Commissioners has agreed to
expend no less than $1000 for a
county exhibit and for advertising
matter at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Fair, provided a private subscription
nf 12000 more Is raised.
KtumacliT roubles.
Many remarkable cures of stomach
troubles have been effected by Cliamb
rrluin'b Stomach ami Liver Tablet.
One tnsD who had spent over two thous
and dollar for medicine and treatment
via cnrp'l by a low boxes of thee tal-
Mr. Trice, -Jt cents, samples iree at
Kerr & Caps drug store.
I'erry I'lrkers Supplied.
Strawberry growers waotlug pickers
and packers will do veil to call at tbe
Hood kiver Fruit Grower' Union
ottine. We have letter from 1000 peo
ple wanting to plok an I pack. All
you bare to df is to come to the
union, look over these letters, pick
nut the iz party you wsut ami write
tliem hen to come.
Hood Hirer r'ru it Grower Union.
itt's Little Esrly Rieers.tV fain
ou Utile liver pills, are sold t y k-ir &
Cass.
$150 for Het Article.
Tbe Ken til icn u f!iiiigreseitual Com
mittee offers II 30 for the best aitiole
not exceeding 1,000 word ou tbe sub
ject :
"WHY THE KKr UBLlCAN PARTY
HIIOULI) BE SUCCESSFUL NEXT
NOVEMBER "
Tbe compel itiou is opeu to nil.
la judging 'h merits of tbe com
petitions coMiloistioo will he given
nut only to ttvle, argumeut surf facU
liresenleil. I tit to tba coovlooinw
power, i1 t should te home lu
mind that Members ol Conn reus are
to e elected n well as fresiduot and
Vice President.
No manuscripts will be returned,
but will be tbe property of the com
mittee. The best article wid be ldly used
to the ne spa' of the country mid
in pamphlet form
I he a ard will be made and d eck
forwaideil to sucoessful eontetsiit
nbnu' Ai)iio-t Ifjth. Mmiusi'iiptf
in out b" iiiHilnt uot l'er thin July
15tb to
Literary Hiiiwhu.
Kepublinuu Cuuirreasion 'K'n'i'initt"-.
Metropolitan Usuk Boil .Ion.
Waslii.g'on. I) ('
Sore Nipples.
Any mother who has had experience
with this ililre situ ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may 1 ef
fected by npiilyintr ('himibcrlain's Salve
ax soon 'a I lie child is done nursing.
Wipe it off with a soft cloth before al
lowiux the babe tonnrfe. Many train
ed nuifes use tliis mlve with beet re
sults. For sale by Ken & Case.
The Knockers Clnb.
Hear old Bl Brown run down his
towu :
"It hain't uo good at all;
Its tbe peskiest place for tbe human
raoe
On this terresohnl ball."
(1 wouder why old SI don't quit '
This town be might git up an' git.)
Hear old Hi Jones he whines aud
gioans:
"They hain't no use to slay
Insicbatown; I'm likir 81 Browu-
Tbia here old place don't pay."
(I wonder why old Hi don't chase
Himself aud find some other plaor.)
Hear old Sid Smitb-to klu an' kltb
He makes a daily cry:
"Ibis burg 1 bate with its slow poke
Knit
1 wlsht It wuz more spry."
(Iwonder why old Sid dou't bike
Right spry eouiemorniu' np the pike.)
B V T. SAPP, JR.
K ennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
hut i-hil.lrnn like SO well to
take, as it tastes nearly as good as
unmix Biurar It acts sentlv vet freely
on the liowel ami thereby It drives the
cold out ol the system. It is sow uy
Keir & Cass.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Offered for a few Days Only
Head them over carefully. Hearing orchards that
will earn good revenue. If you buy before
July 1 styou will get this year's crop
437.-20 acres 6 miles out on the EaBt Side. 5 acres In 0 year old trees, 4
acres in 2 and 3 year old trees, all good varieties; balance in l year old
trees; small house and barn, on main traveled road, near store, school,
church and railway statiou. The vjry best apple land, beautiful build
ing site. Price, $9500.
431. 21 acres, 7 acres bearing orchard wftti crop of 2500 to 3000 boxes of
upplea, 4 acres 3 and 4 year old trees, 4 acres 1 and 2 year old trees, 3
acres this year's treqs, 3 acres alfalfa and pasture. Small fruits for
family use, fair house and ham, well and running water, 6 inches
water. Fine Jersey cow, all (arm tools to go with place. Price $13,000.
Terms $8,000 cash, balance on or before 2 years at H per cent.
395. 22j acres. 5 acres bearing orchard mostly Spils and Newts, smiie
Kings, Ben Davis, Wag , N. Spies, etc., a few pears, peaches, plums,
cherries, etc. Worries of all kinds. New 0 room house, farm tools to go
with place Price $13,000. Terms $7,500 cah, balance on or before 3
years at 7 per cent.
411. 40 acres, Bl miles out on the F.aHt side. 25 acres in trees from 2 to 12
years old, good part in bearing. All but 4 acres ttret class apple land.
Near school, church, stores and railway utatioii. tl room house, email
barn, all farm tools to go witli place. Price $11,000.
441. 18 acres. 7 acres in trees from 1 to 4 years old, 6 acres strawberries,
3 acres clover, 1 acre uncleared. Small house, good barn and windmill.
12 shares water stock. Price $10,500. Terms, mortgage $4500, 4 years
at 7 per cent, balance cash.
All of thesH are good bargains. We also have others.
All sized acreage. See our complete list.
J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO.
The Reliable Dealers
Portland Office Hood Hiver Office
Corbett Hldg. Davidson Bldg.
SAGE.
IF ICED
Prices Lower than Ever
Save a Third of Your Piano Money and
Buy Now While the General
Agent is Here
Don't stay away on account of ready money. We will arrange terms of $8 to
$10 monthly or pay next year, or take two or three years' time if you choose.
Come to Bartmess' Furniture Store and select your Piano.
The Big Sale Will
End Next Week
To all whom economy is any object this sale and opportunity is a remarkable one. You save regular store expense, pro
fits, etc., amounting to about $70 to $150. This is not ordinary piano selling. It's most extraordinary; it's a sale you
cannot afford to miss. Music gives more real pleasure than anything else that money can buy and the piano is a home
musical instrument. The time to buy is now, before this stock is all sold. Everybody is getting the news; it spread
quickly. And this great money saving opportunity interests the man who earns the dollar; here he can make two do the
work of three if he comes in time. Don't wait until someone else picks up the bargeins you've been looking for. Come
in time to secure it yourself. Tomorrow and until all are sold
Pay $168 instead of $300; pay $196 instead of $350; pay $278 instead of $400; pay
$295 instead of $450; pay $368 instead of $500.
On those we have left the cost of boxing and shipping will be deducted from the above prices. The amount of this expense
will bz given to you instead of the railroad Company. But remember its hurry up time now. Come at once and come
prepared to buy.
T. Ji. Comte, General Ag'ent
At Bartmess Furniture Store, Hood River, Oreg'on
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tlie Interior,
II a lijn.l nillra 'llm lli'llpx Or .lmiH 2. 11108
! Notice In hpretiv irlven that
THOMAS HHOlUUCK,
of Ho1 Kiver, Ori'Koll, wl o, on Nov. 1, 1902,
made Itiniiwleoil rnlr. No. 11IK7, for K'jNK1',
Sec., unil lots 4 and f, Hectlon 10, Towuetilp
I N, limine 10 K, Willamette Meridian, hn
Hied nolle of Intention to iniike Final Five
Proof, to eHlnbllnh claim to the land above
rtewrlbed, before llexlster and Receiver, at
The Hallos, Oregon, on the Win day of I uly.
ISMS. ( Illinium iiaiiiea an wilneiwee: Duvld
L. Hahbury, Charles A. BluttH, John . ixl.vm
and J time (). I'niiieron, all of Hood Kiver,
Orenon. C. W. Mi J UK.
J4J1I Ke iHtcr.
MARION Mac UAE
PORTLAND
F. W. ANGUS
HOOD HIVK.lt
LIST YOUlt lMtOPKKTY WITH
MacRae & Angus
Portland and Hood River
We aro prepare! to handle
HOOD RIVER
FRUIT LANDS
on a lar scale and if you want to make prompt sales
give us your contract. Phone Mr. Angus at his farm,
Home phone No. 187L, Hood River. Write to the
Portland office, 432 Chamber of Commerce.
NOTICE KOU PUBLICATION
liepHrtineiit ol the Interior,
U. H. I .Mini Olllee at The Dullin, Ore.
.Mhj at, 1IHJ8;
Not I cp In hereby ttlveii llinl Lucy A. lloadley,
of Hood Hlver, Oregon, who, on AUKUHt 7,
I:i01, made liomeMend entry, No. W'4i, for SK
Section In wh lil 11 2 N., Itunue U K , Vt'illa
mettft Meridian. Iian tiled lintico of Intention
to make final llile-year I'roof, to entabliali
claim to the land aUnve deacrllied before the
Renlnler an I 14. reiver at The Halle, Oregon,
on the iSlh day ol July, IK.
Claimant num-Ma wltueiiHeM: H ilph Jarvia,
TliomnK Uilbralth, Hurry II irkett, Frank
FonberK ami It. t'aldell all of Hoot River,
Oregon. ( . W. Moore, lleuliiter. Jlrt J16
In the DlHtrlut Court ol the United State for
the Dlatrlct of Oie'on.
lu tho Matter of I'ritchard & Odell, bankrupt.
Noi re l hen tiv uiven that ou the Mil day
J un-' A. I) l.tifc Alva .M. I'rhehurd aud Mlilney
J. odell, 1'iirlnery, nf loierl i ir Kim, were
duly odjiiilleiiied l nikru,)!; an I .hit the it rat
meeting of their Ti-dltir will Iih held at
iUMimHi4 5, Feiilon liiillillmc, Puillaud, Ore
lion, on Hih ;nh day of June. :. m 11 A. M..
at. which time tlie nald i'1'edltot'H miy attend,
nrove their I'lalma. apiitilnt a tiutiv, exam
the the tiaiikrupl and tnuouict .such oilier
buidneKH a may pmiMTly come beiore i.uch
nieetlntr.
The Hohedule Hied dliwdnstis ae: uni iniit
Iuk to
Haled June 8,1'JOH. vietcril. Murphy,
Helen in Bankruptcy.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF. STATE
OF OKKGON. lor the County of Wuco.
In t lie matter of the application ofslmpnon
Coppie to reylHler the title to the following
deaerlbed tract of land; Minute in Hie County
of Woaco and state ot orevon, lo-wit:-L,'tg
numbered One(l)and T"(- In B'h k luuin.
bred Three (3) of wlnim a Addition to Hie
town, (now clty)of HihhI Rlvi r.aw a r the re.
corded plat.
Versus
O- P. Dodge, Mrs. O. 1" lvalue, his wile. Clara
E. Jones mid A. 11 J,oiii . limner liiili:iod
of Clara K. Jones, and all whom It may
concern; Uelendniiu
To O P. Dodge. Mi's. O P. Dodire, liW wife,
Clara E Jonen and A H Jones and ml wi.otu
It may concern, li'lnniint..
In the Nameot tlie state ol Oregon:
Take Notice: That on the J"itii day of Mav,
VMih, an application wu III d by said simiwon
C(M(pl In the Cln'Ult Court In Waaco Comity
for Initial registration of lliu title of lliealioe
described land.
Now, unless yon appei r on or Iwlore the
17th day of July, POS. and snow cauie whv
aurb application shall not he gunned, the
same ahull lie taken as ciinl'esed, and a de
cree will he entered accoiding to the prayer
oithe application and you will be firocer
baried from disputing the aam i.
This notice is piibllsln-d bv the n'nuest of
thenppllcaht In the Hood Kiver filacler tor
four weeks, the first publication of which la
tlie 1st h day or June, and last publication of
which lathe ltlih day of July. lux.
WHneaa my hand and the sex I of said Cir.
run court tb.la.ftth day of Mav. IlkM.
i'al) S BOl.TON. Clerk
ruit Farms
FOR SALE
Five Acres a milca out, new dwell
ing; 3 acru in a-yeur-olil SpiUon-
bei(?s;afew large tree top grafted.
1 acre paoture. Strawberries between
trees. Trice $3000.
Six Acres 13-4 mile out; comfort
able 6. room dwelling; barn and shed;
2j acres bearing orchard; .balance in
one-year-old orchard of standard va
riety; 5 inches of water; U acres
strawberries; 2 acres more cau be
put in thiH fall. All kinds small
fruits. Large oak shades; house a
very pleasant home with suflieient
income for family and incieaeinu each
year. Trice for quick sale, S3500.
53 Acies 8 miles out; 10 acres
cleared; balance brush land eaeily
cleared. Side hill. Southeast slope.
Trice 83500.
10 Acres 6 miles out; 3 acres in two
and three-year-old SpiUenberus and
Newtowns. Balance timothy and
clover. Rich soil, slopes northeast.
Trice 85000.
10 Acres 6 miles out ; 0 acres orch
ard, Spitsien bergs and Newtowns,
balance meadow; clay loam. Price
85000.
10 Acres 5 miles out, near Pine
Grove; 8 3-4 acres planted last spring
to fipitzenberg and Yellow Newtowns.
Trice 84000.
29 Acres 6 miles out; IS acres
fenced and good land; 9 acres cleared ;
over 300 Yellow Newtown trees; 2, 3
ami 5 yearb old. Good buildings.
Trice $6000.
80 Acres 8 1-2 miles out; 24 acros in
one-year-old SplUenbergs and New
towns with peach trees between. Bal
ance oak and pine timber, about 50
acres good orchard land ; Mt. Hood
railroad runs acros corner. Would
consider part exchange for Portland
property. Price 810000.
20 Acres 2 miles out; new house
and large barn, 14 acnes in one-year-old
Spttzenberg and Newtowns; 6
acres strawberries; mostly level; soil
clavloam. Trice 812000.
21 Acres 4 1-2 miles out 16 acres full
Waring orchard of standnrn varieties,
b hikI 9 years old ; 1 1-2 acres 2 years
old Spitzenberg and Newtown; bal
ance meadow. Good house and out
buildings. Crop estimated at $3000
this year. Would consider exchange
for large farm in Willamette Valley
close to trol ey. Price 815000.
40 Acres fl miles out, on West Side
A tine full bearing orchard of 6 acres.
20 acres meadow, 7 seres gain, 1 j acres
oak and fir; 10 inches of waier; new
dwelling, 8 rooms, and good outbuild
ings, $1,500 worth of stock, tools, etc.,
included. Crop estimated at 3,500.
Trice, 818.000.
17 1-2 acres 2 miles from Hood
Kiver; 1 1-2 acre walnuts; balance
one year old SpiUenberg ami New
town; land s1ohjs northwest; this Is
one of the cheapest young orchard
in the vallev; Price for ahort time
only 8000
8 acres, near Hood River on Belmont
road, small house and barn, 2 1-2 acres
in Strawberries, Balance In young orch-
This is a Young
Store
And a Growing
Store
Young enough to hope to grow and growing
because you approve of our methoes. We
.want your permanent 1 1 business by proving
ourselves worthy of it. We expect to make
a small, safe profit each time you buy here,
and we believe it will be to your interest to
buy often.
WOGT
anl, 1 and 3 yeats old, Standard vartatv
Trice 85000
Houses For Sale.
Cottage on Garfield street, 5 rooms, 2
lots, 8800.
Cottage on Garfield street, b rooms, 4
lots, 8450.
Modern 6-room dwelling, Oak street,
with 76-foot lot, 83,000.
Cottage, 6 rooms, on Montello avenue,
with two lots, 8700.
Modern residence fin Lincoln street,
with 2 lots.. Would exchange. 83500.
Elegant resldeiic n Oak; street, with
hit running through to State 80500.
A fine business corner property on Oak
street, centrally located. Will pay
10 per cent. 86,000. , :
A few cheap lots fir sale. ...
J. W. WIEDRICK,
8 Davidson Building.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD
A Residence, Barn, Garage, Cold ftorage Room or Retaining Wall?
Then lie Up-tn-Pate and build of
CONCRETE
! hif i- rominj; tui'N and mnr to Im re;ogniztl its the b?8t building material for
.11 i'la-m-s of con-tru.ti'n, and the Minclo D nible Air paee Block, or Cement
Crick ran in it be surpass "'I. It is warm in winter, cool in summer and knocks
.iiiMiranii- rate fill. , Livestigite if vu contemplate building. We manufacture
H)th (uirrete lilia-kn ainl cement brick and will guarantee them.
Come to the works, one iilock north and est of Gill' ftore, and see the
tiianni'at'ttired product, or call us up on phones No. 270-M or 05 and we will give
vou further information and prices.
Bradley Brothers