HOOP KtVER OLA IER, THPKSDAY, JUL? 6. 190ft.
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Trescott's
Graduation.
By JAMES CHAMBERS.
CopjrlthU.4, UT7. bjr C. II. Sutcllffe.
Trescott clipped the mlvertlHotnent
from the pnper and tucked It Into btf
pockotbook. lie hnd nlKut made up
his niluil to go to one of the fashion
able resorts for liln mouth's vacation,
but this apieallng advertisement do
cliled hlni.
It was Just a few Hues of small typo,
but every wnlenre painted alluringly
the delights of a summer on a fans
and announced that Klin farm was to
be rented for the mouth of August at
an extremely reasonable, rate.
Trescott wrote to "E. Mnrsden,
agent," and the answer decided him.
lie could bare a far better time than
would lie his If cooiied up In some
stuffy room at an expensive hotel, and
tho thought of a whole bouse to him
self for no entire month was attrac
tive after having occupied the tiny
liedroom and parlor of a bncbelor
apartment for eleven months. So
Mnrsden engaged to have the farm
house put In projier order by the first
Saturday In August.
It was with pleasurable anticipation
thatTrescottclliiilied Into the buckboard
that mot him at the station. The farm
was a comfortable looking place, some
fifteen acres In extent, and lKirdorlng a
small lake. Tho house, a two story
frame, was painted, and Iieds of flow
ers made the front yard gorgeous.
Inside It was the pink of cleanliness,
but the place struck a chill to his soul.
The arrangement of the furniture re
minded htm of the cheap boarding
house In which he had spent his first
years In the city, and try as he would
he could not alter the gaunt arrange
ment of tho place. He had sent some
money to tho agent with tho request
that some simple groceries lie put In,
and he bad no trouble In getting bis
supiier, but the moment the meal was
"TOUCAN HELP I" HniD CONPEPCD, WITH
over and tho dishes washed he went
out of dooru to smoke his pipe. He
did not enter the place again until
It was time to seek the chill liedroom.
It was rnluiiig the next morning,
and ho spent a most miserable day
roaming about the dreary rooms and
wishing for the Sunday papers. He
had a couple of books In his satchel,
but he could not make himself com
fortable enough to read, and, after
vainly seeking to change the furniture
about Into some semblance of com
fort, ho gave It up and dragged au
old rocker out to the barn. Here, at
least, he felt less oppressed by the
dreariness of It all.
He spent a fairly comfortable after
noon and was just about to rouse him
Bclf to go la and prepare supper when
the sound of wheels cnught his ear,
followed In a moment by the jangle
of the doorbell.
He raced across the yard and
through tho bouse to present himself
at the door. A young girl stood ou
the porch, while an elderly woman sat
In the covered buggy.
"flood afternoon," was her brisk
Brectlug. "Is Mrs. Trescott at home?"
'There isn't any Mrs. Trescott," he
nald, with a laugh, "unless you mean
my mother. She Is In Knglaud Just
now."
"I am Miss Marsden," she explained.
"I drove out to get acquainted and
see how you liked the place. I sun
posed, of course, that there was a fam
ily." "There Isn't any family," he said,
"and I don't like the place. Of all
the dismal places I was ever lu this If
the worst. I was going lu to tell your
brother so In the morning. 'Comfort
able and homelike,'" he quoted from
the advertisement. "And he promised
to have It all fixed up."
"There was a woman here all day
Friday," tho girl said. "Didn't she
rlean.up properly?"
"She elwiiied up," he conceded, "but
I can't make the place look homelike.
I shiver every time I look at It. I'm
going to ch(t'igi the name and call
It Lemon rami instead."
"I gness It's n.it a bad as that," she
said, with a rlppilur; laugh. "I thought
there would bo a woman tu the family
to make things look 'homey,' o I did
not come myself. May we come In?"
He stood nsldo lu silent Invitation.
He followed them Into the house, and
his admiration for the personality of
the brisk young woman Increased as
she rapidly moved from room to room,
giving tho touch here and there that
was needed to transform the apart
meats.
"You're a magician," he declared as,
with a final pat to the sofa pillows,
she transformed the parlor and moved
into the dining room. "Now It looks
like a place to be lived in." j
"It's the pun ly feminine ton1i that
no bachelor can acquire," she eald,
with a little laugh. "If I had known
that you were alone, I should have
been out yesterday morning before you
arrived."
"I'm glad you t.alted," be said sim
ply. "Won't you and your mother stay
to supper? I can cook If I can't kep
bouse. I wlil put the horse up nnd
you can telephone your brother."
"I am 'K. .Marsden,' " Bhe explained.
"I have no brother. When father died
I decided to keep up the business. Eva
Marsden did not look very well, and,
besides, people do not like to do busi
ness with a woman. So, between the
simple Initial and a typewriter, I man
ago to get along."
"You should cuino to town," be ad
vised, "and .all yourself a 'home
maker.' It ought to lie worth a lot of
money."
"That might be profitable In winter,"
she agreed. "Perhaps I will try It."
"But In the meantime, supper," lie
Insisted. "I'll look after tho horse.
There are a couple of magazines you
might care tj look at while I am gone.
I shall not be long."
He dashed out to get the horse under
cover. Ho roamed the back way and
surprised '.be girl bustling about the
kitchen.
"You can help," she concedtd, with a
smile, "but I Just know that you can't
make biscuit."
"But I can," he Insisted. "I'll show
you some day. Meantime I'll make the
coffee and put the things ou the table."
"The table Is all set," she cried.
Tfou must think me a very slow house
keeper." "It takes me longer than that," n
admitted, "though I suppose that prac
tice makes perfect, and before long I
ball bo able to do as well as you."
"I'll come to tea on your last nlgbt
here and let you give n graduation ex
hibition," she promised, with a laugh.
"Meantime you might get some fresh
water."
Trescott was sorry to see them drive
off, but the girl left behind the fra
grant memory of her presence, and the
place scorned homelike at last.
Trescott saw much of the Marsden
In the days that followed, and long
before the end of bis month 'he bad
come to love the light hearted girl
who had faced the world so bravely
when necessity demanded.
The yacatluu drew to a close all too
soon, and Trescott Insisted upon hold
ing Eva to her promise to attend bis
graduation exhibition. Afterward they
sat out uuder the trees while Mrs.
Marsden drowsed contentedly upon
tho porch.
"Have you been thinking over that
hoiucmnking proposition?" he asked.
Eva looked up, with a smile.
"I think I Inek the courage to make
a try," she confessed. "It has been
very easy here. It Is best to leave
well enough alone."
"I)o yon think you would care to
take on a single contract?" he suggest
ed. "You have spoiled me for a bach
elor apartment."
"I might help you get started lu a
flat," she agreed. "I usually take a
vacation after the summer season la
over. I could help you buy your
things nnd settle them."
"Hut I should want you to stay nnd
help use thein," he explained "to bo
a perpetual homemnkcr to one lone
bachelor. What do you say, dear?"
"I think," she whispered, "that I
should like that plan better than the
first."
"Then seal the contract with a kiss,"
pleaded TreRcott.
Mimulman Law Agalmt Painting
"Do you paint?" I asked, going to
ward the easel, disguising my sur
prise at meeting with Buch disregard
of Mussulman customs In this ortho
dox household.
"No, not painting, just playing. It
Is only an Impression, not a reproduc
tion, of one of Allah's realities." (lood
Mussulmans do not believe In "repro
ducing Allah's realities," yet there
stood on the easel a charming pastel
Even orthodox Moslems I saw were
not above beating the devil round the
stump.
"How very beautiful!" I exclaimed.
"Alshe Hauum, you are an artist."
'Tray, pray, young Hanum," Bhe
protested, a Uttlo frightened,
tnought; "pray do not say such things,
t am not an artist. I ouly play with
the colors."
"Let me Bee some more of your
playing," I persisted.
Ilather reluctantly, though wishing
to comply with her guest's desires
he brought out a large portfolio 'yn
tabling several pastela and water col-
ori, aud we sat down on a rug to
examine them. Whether they were
well done or not I cannot tell, but
they were full of life and happiness
Tho curious purt was that whenever
she painted any outdoor life she ualnt
td It from her window, and on the
canvas first was the window aud then
through It you saw tho landscape as
he saw it. Demetra Vaka Brown la
Appleton's.
lli'ily til' Murdered Man Found
At Wjclh.
With IihikIs stiaiiped together aud
weighted with rocks the body of a
mail 'Mioiio ihi inn may uever le known
ivaa dit-ootered floating in tlie fi lum
i in riwr I liureduy 11 ornliiK 0 (.onlta
Wjctli by the oieiv of a tugboat v hiuh
ivxh i i.n. me ti nt point, lu li e n. 111. Is
f ill who saw the body mi.) hl.-o
. em Hers oi h coroners jury which w n
iui!Hii. Pe.l to take action on the
. 'i e there is uo question tbi.t the mini
win murdered, for wopii found l ie
! ( ckets. nolo lull of rocks, to o e ot
Ins HtiiiH was ttill attuclied a nuoe
I .'ii.t had ben uhh.I tor the puipn of
: .t-teiiing them tcgethher nnd diq end
in i! Iioin it was a tone that in (aid to
have neighed folly teu pounds. It is
thought by I he physioiRU tin xam
med it and hUo members n tie jurv.
that tin body had been iu 11 1 aler
for at least twi weiks and who In
Filch a duuompi'Kid cou it on tin! i
whs impossible to tell w . llpr.l -leuce
hud been used betoie It hud
been I brown nto the water.
The body was discovered abuu 9:1111
a m and Coroner Kdgiuuton of this
city m tilled of Hie fact, lleltw un
able, tu attend to the care blumelf A.
C Buck whs deputized i s acting C r
onei slid conducted thn tnoiieit lu
addition to the (nets already rcl ted,
evidence taken at the inqui-it leiei led
a card on wliitb was wii'tiu II, K
hdwardw. SHiinderm u Bros , Hit Maud,
Ore. and which limy prsmbly ien.lt
In Idinti! yluii too d ad in h u. Other
than filu theie waa very littlo lubisl
pockets beyond a knife aud an empty
spectacle case. Ibe clothiug od tie
dead man was of ao;d irMteiisI, clink
brown lo color i nd he whs apparently
allien about C3 yean uld, with gray
hair and wbit-kert.
After healing the veidlct of tie
jury which was to the effect that it
was their belief that tbe decenned met
death by being drowned in tbe Col
umbia river into which be had been
thrown by some unknown party or
parties, the coroner oidered tbe body
buried and tbe interment wad made
at Wyntb
Wa Known In (taker fount),
linker City, Or., July 3.-11. E. Kri
muiid, whoe body was found iu the
Columbia near Wyetb yesterday, was
well-known in Maker county, lie was
lor a number of years a rancher in a
mi. all way al liiclilaud, iu Eagle
alley, lie is lemem tiered among Ibe
people nt that vicinity as a man who
did little in ti e world. He owned no
property in llaki-i county, but was a
renter.
Ha left this county aome time ago.
Just Exactly Kiglit.
" have used Dr. Kings New Life
fills for eral years, and find them
just exactly right," says Mr. A. A. I'VI
loii. of I larrisville, S. Y. New Life
Pills relieve without the least dii-com-ti.rt.
Host remedy for constipation, l.il
ii.UMicpg and malaria. 25c at ('bag. N.
Clark's drug store.
8 lot) for Jiest Article.
Tbe Heublican Congressional Com
mittee offers lloO for tbe bent aitinle
not exceediug 1,000 words on the sub
ject :
"WHY THE KKf UHLICAN PAKTS
SHOULD UK SUCCKSHI'UL. NKXI
NOVKMBKK "
The competition is open to all.
In judging Mi" merits of Ibe con
petitions cotideintinn mil be given
not ouly to style, arguinen's aud fnoli
presented, but to the coavinoicv
power, aud H snnnld be borne in
mind that Mamies ot Congress aie
to ' elected m veil as President and
Vice l'reililent.
The award will be made and cl.oel,
forwaided to successful coutettant
about August 15th. Manuscript
must be mailol not hter thau Julj
15th to
Literary limeaii.
Republican CongrriinnaiConiiiiittee,
Metropolitan Hank Unildiug,
Washington. D. ('.
Methodical
"Your husliaud seems surb a legu
lar man "
"Only in bin breatbiug, my dear."
Terribly Scalded
is minething we hear or rend about
every dav of our lives. Horns and
pcnlds either slight or serious are bound
to happen in jour family, be prepared
by having a bottle of Mallard's Snow
Liniment handy. It relieves the pain
instantly ind quic kly beala the hum.
Sold by Chas. N. Clarke.
Changed His l'lans.
Parnon llag-ter fsevoielyl Longy
ynh, llrudiler Sugg ! Wh'ili am d,.t
side o' bacon and dem two buna yo'
.ill pio.i b.ed to fotc.h me nu miih
sal'ry? llrother Hiyg 1. 1:- ell, sab,
I'll dens tell jo': Do ling done got
well. Fuck.
Use Pu'Witts Little Kaily Kaily llii--ser,
tiU-Hsiint litt.e pills licit are ensv to
take.
hold liy Keir t ars.
C. EVEKETT.
The l'riicticnl Shoemaker,
At liiggs' Old Stand.
Fine Work a Specialty.
Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate
In tlif County Court of Wiw.-o County, new ot
Hood Kiver Coiiniy, Htale ot Oreiton, In the
matter nl (iuitrdluiiKlilp r Holm .1. Tneker,
now Klaim, Klnrence It. Tucker, now KIhuh,
U'lln K. Tucker, now Klioii, vnil l(..l.init
Tui-ker, now Klaus, minor ('Ml ren nl' Knlin
J. Tinker, deceased, anil adopted children
ot AC. Klnu" Hint Co h Hello Klny, !0h
wife, by t orn Belle, Kliiim, (luurdlan.
I, Cora Itolle Klann, irniirdlan of the persons
and entatn ef Koha J. Tneker, now Klaus,
Premier K. Tneker nnw K hum beln K.Tuok
..r, now KIhiii, nnd itohlim Tucker, now K Iiium,
eliild-eu of Kotm ,1. Tucker deceiiNcd, Hint
Hitopteil elilk.rrn of A. ('. Klaus aud Corn
Helle Kline, do hereby ylve Notion (hut in
pursuance of an order, of the County court of
tlie County oIWhnco, now Hood River County,
Stale ol Oickoii, made unit put,. red In tl e
ahov.. entitle cmise on Friday Ihetiih day of
June, A. II. VMH, I the unocndKhcd in 'wild
viiarilinn will xell the premlM'S t. serine I In
said order a'.d hereinafter tli scribed al prl.
vate wile, on the following terms an. I condi
tions: The price must be not less tlmn eleht
thousand dollnrs (SKKi ) lor the minors' Inler
est In said Isnd; of whteli sum live bundled
(NKI) dollars muM be crish In luind pnld on the
Mt, to wild llinirdliin. or her iitlonu y .lnliii
l.eliin.l Ilenrtersen f ir her, on the day of side;
and the lurlher sum of not les lliiiuouethiid
of the said f.vmn in Incliid.. the S ssi. to be p d
as al'oresHhl, Umui 1 he eneeulton nnd delivery
of a Kiiardhin'sdeed for sild really ingot her
Willi mi nbstiaet of title lor said reslli; Hie
reimilnlhir two thirds oftlie e:rchiiMe pri e lo
he seemed by Hrst moituaue on said r.-alt',
and the iletit evideneed by tlnve )iri.inlsMii'v
nottw, eitch fin one third of Ibe reiiiHluoii; livo
thirds of said pnrehsse price, pnnrle tu one,
two and three years reecttvely niter date of
HHle with Annual Interest thereuntil Ihe rate
of eluhl peri-enl per annum, from itntenf ule
until paid, said mortHKe mihI suld n .tes In he
executed by the purehnser or porehnseis in
fiivor of tile said UuHidtan, nnd mioli' i'ii-
ahle lo suld iruariHiin's outer at Si iu I li'. K in i
Ciiunly. S'ete of Wiishlniriou. In poi-Mnim-o
ol aiilii ortter end ou suld terms, I Mill irnm
and alter I tie I'd! h day ol July , A l I'lN.pni
eeed In sell nnd will soil the iullu.v mi; desei ill
ed rent eslitte. suhject only to ihe wldovi's
dower and ci nllriuiiliini n suld s,,it. i,y the
Counts court of Ho.nl Hiver Cmoilv, aioie
said. The properly her. Intiefnre ii-tt-rri'd to.
Is partlculni ly d sci itiedas loilows, tit-wll:
't'wocerlMln tracts of hind, heretulo'e situate
In the Ciiunti of Wasco, now H s.d Hiver
County, Mint- of (IreK.in.
Klrst tract 'I he aouiheiisT ipt'irier of the
southeast qiinrter of section Iwiity seven ( 71,
lownslitn n!) north. raiiKeti n (IU) eiist Williim
ett Merldliin, contMlnlUK lurt.v (itli aere, rx-(-eptlnir
thcrtsHit the lollowlotf'di'.crlta'd sr
tlon thertsif. heretofore sold aud ennyejed
by order of aald court vl:
It 'ictnntnir at Hie corner to aeetions tweitly.
aix and twenty-seven 127), tlilrty lour i;ii)
and llrrty. live township two ('.') north,
ranKe (PI) east of Ihe Willamette Meridian;
thence runnlnt; inn th alnna; the section hue
between sections t wont v-sU pi) and twiioy
aeven (;), leu (111) elialos to au Iron bur e
lor the northeast corner oi Ihe laud herein
dcR-rlta'd; lliet.ee inn south Hi decrees fv;
niinuies west parallel lo tn.'M.utti bnundio-y
of section twenty-seven ci"). ten (iO) chains to
an lion bar set for the north west corner nt H.e
land herein deseriiwil; thence run smith par.
allel lo Hie east houti'tarv of suld section
twenty seven (47) ten (lit) ehaliistn an Iron bur
on the aouin houmiary nt ms'iiou tyyenty.
aeven f7), set for Hie southwest eoi n-r ol the
land herein described: thence run unrlh
iletfri-esa7 minutes, east Ion (10) chains to the
southeast coruer of aid section teuty seven
i'27), township two (J rorlh. ranue ten (ID)
east of the Willamette Meridian,
Second tract Cotnineiiciiiit at the smith;
east corner of the uorli.easi ipiarter of tl."
aoulhoHst iiuarter of sect Ion twenty-seven v,.
In township f.!) north of ramie ten (10) east of
Ihe Willamette Meridian runniiiK then -e
north thirty (30) rods, thence west ei(hiy Sil)
rods, thence south thirty i.n) rods. Ilience
east , tKhly (HO) rods lo the placv ol beidn-
nlnii, eonialntiu nileen (16) acres more or less;
niaklmr forty. live it) acres In all: livelie r
Willi the Imp'oveuictits, eonsisriin( of the
twn Htnri nataa-e and nut bulhlinL's Mu-'eeu.
and as pmvlded In said order, sa d preml-es
Hoi It.'iuv susceptible of h division Into tois
or tracts, wlt iout Injury to Ihe estate, wiil be
so'd, sa a w hole, In one tract.
Tbla notice Is published lu Ihe llmd River
M tarter. In ai-cordance Willi the said order re.
qulrlnit the noilee lo be piilillahed lu a news
paper of neut ral eln tilnti. n, pub lahed we. I;,
fy In the County of Wasco and Wlale ofOrejion
for four successive weeks and lor tlv Inser
tions thermf, Ihe nrt publii-atloii to he the
Vnd day nl July. lima, and Hie last iiiilillcahnn
July SOih. I.
Tlie.il. will he made subject to the dower
Interest of aald Cora Helle Klaus, formerly
widow ol Koha J. Tucker, deceased.
COHA HKI.I.K KI.Al'N, Himrdinn.
Wm M. Watson. Scatlle. Wash. John I .eland
Henderson, Hum! Ulvur. Or.. Attorneva lnr
Uuwrdlan. I
Stanley-Smith
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath. tShingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered tu
SNOW & UPSOiN
Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers
EXPERT HORSESflOERS
Wr liavi' 1 he I it's t uji-to-dute niathinery mid expert work
men ami aro ire)iieil to tlo all clauses of
NHWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
B ---.-..iiMiag"ee r-tr-iT-.
Better Than
NATURE'S REMtDY li tatter than pills, bcm H acta la tha right way.
It trpiiriltf nft the Ftomneh, !iln I ioitlon, curt Vypevli, cleausoa tho
Liver and poweU, rtirini; CoiiHtiiiAtlon.
Ufttiully one NR TuhU t U all tliut U neotiry to correct tho average trou
ble. It BturtH In tho Stuuiach and ecarchea through tho Liver, Kitluey and
Intostlne, diHBrilving and soothing m It goon.
NR Tabiata nro alwuvM just rl, ht and neither alckon, grlpo nor har any
harmful aitr cuect. ut,i see uux.
CIius. N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon
Tn Win. Ganger, Marshal of the City of Hood
Itivfrr, Sir:
In r.niii:ancc with ihe requirements of Section
8K .f tbe Charter of the l ily of Horal Hiver. I
Itanismit tho followiiiK liist of the asgesHmentH
which remain unpaid for the construction of
Section No. 9 of the sewer System of the City of
Hood Hiver. The assessment wan levied by ordi
nance No. 1.19, entitled:
An ordinance providing f r and defining the
property especially benefitted by the construction
of No. II of the General Sewer District of
the City of Hood River, in accordance with the
provisions of Ordinance No. Kill; and levying
assessments on the property benefitted for the
cost of construction of Section No. Hof said Sewer
District for the purpose of raising the sum of
Kive Thousand Two Hundred and Forty One
Dollars, assessing the property benefitted by the
construction of said Section No. 9 of said Sewer
System and directing an entry of such assessment
in the docket of City Liens, ami said assessment
was entered in aaid docket of City Liens March
111th. 1U0H, and more than twenty days havina
elapaed since the said date of entry, the following
assessments are delinquent, anil their intereat
from and after the dale of their delinquency,
namely June 3d, 11HIH. The following list i, tn
tabular form, is made up from the Docket of City
Liens, describes each assessment which is delin
quent, gives the name of the person to whom
assessed and tbe particular description of the
property assessed, and the amount of the assess
ment thereon now due and is as follows, to-wit:
STKANAH ANS FIRST ADDITION.
Oscar C.ustof son Wont '4 lots 25 &2t, blk3 28 fiO
Fred Larwood Lot U, block 4 211.(10
Deans Sub. Div. I it 1(1 Hlock 2 WM
Helen i. Kateham Uit 15. block 4 2H.60
J. F: Vardley Lot 2(1 block 4 2ti 60
W.J. Dolman Lot21block4 26.60
Lot 22. block 4 26.60
A tract of land lying between the North line
of Taylor Street and a line 100 feet North
erly and parullel therewith, and Del ween
Ibe westerly line of the tract last above
described and a line 215 feet Westerly and
parallel with the west line of Twelfth
Street. Balance due on tract 23.99
HULL'S SUB-DIVISION.
I'LKASANT VIF.W ADDITION.
John Donahue Lot 15 block 9 59.5S
(ieiiriri.' Carson Lot 19 block 9 611.58
F. J. Kn mons et al North 115 feet lot 20
block 9 48.94
I'LKASANT VIF.W ADDITION. I
Lot 1 block K 107.73
West 35 feet lot 2 block 8 27.93
RaUm-e lot S block 8 SI. 13
I Ail 4 block S 107.73
D FAN'S SUH-DIVIHKTN
I'LKASANT VIFW ADDITION.
A. J. Shepl. r et al lot 11 block 2
Lot 12 block 2
26.60
26.60
SHEl'I.FR'S SUM-DIVISION
I'LKASANT V1KW ADDITION.
Daniel J. Treiher Lot 10 block 1 85,91
Fannie K. Hailey Ixit 14 block 1 23.94
Lot 15 block 1 23 94
Lot 1(1 block 1 23.94
In tbe Name uf the City of H.iod River:
You are hereby directed and required to forth
with advertise the property against which saul
assessment was made and sell the same or such
part thereof as in your opinion can lie suld separ
ately to advantage sufficient to pay such assess
ment together with interest, costs and disburse
ments in the manner providi-d by law. and return
tbe prucetdsof such sale, except your le-8 and
costs therein, to the City Treasurer and this War
rant to the City Recorder with your doinna en
dorsed thereon, together with the receipt of the
City Treasurer for the proceeds of such sales.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and seal of the City of Hood River this 10th
day of June, WOK. J. R. N1CKKLSEN.
Recorder.
Under and in pursuance of the above warrant
for the purpose of satisfying the assessments
mentioned in said warrant. 1 will on the 18th day
of July. 19118. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the
front door of the city hall, in the city of Hots!
River, in Wasco county. Bluteof Oregon, proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand the several tracts and parcels of land
aUive mentioned or so much thereof as can be sold
si parately to advantage stilhcient to pay such de
linquent assessmenta together with interest, costs
nnd disbursments.
Dale. at Hood River, Oregon, this. 25th day of
June, l'.HKt.
WM. GANGER,
Mm shall of the city of Hood River.
Notice for Publication.
Department ol Ibe Interior,
Land oiIleeMl Tl r Dulles, iiietjon,
.lull 23. 111,.
Notleo Is hereby given thai Robert W.
Caldwell, ol lliiut Hiver, Oregon, who, on
April Jillli, 19 4 made Ilium steml F.ntiy. No.
13391, for NKsK1, order! ion 20, MW1. and
8K',4sw4. Section 2.", Township i North
Hmige 9 F.., Williinietie Meridian, liaa tiled
inline of Intention to make fln: live. year
proof, to establish elalm to the I ind above
described, before tho Register and Receiver,
nt The Dulles, Oregon, ou the 14th day ol
A'lg , IdW.
ri.rioiiiit names aa witnesses: R. K Lons,
It Ipli .1 nvis, Chsries W. Held ami Karl K.
H n in os. nil of llool Hiver. Oregon.
JiJ.'W C. W. MOOUli, Register
A lUrjtaln.
Kitility tier?, four niilf
miilli i(
Mofi r. 1" miles from Ho (I River:
."'(X) ."(liix, Ncloii? Miiil ie.K-li irtrn;
liiiiit nnd Imrn; giaxl team lioise,
w iiumi, hariifea; jt'mmI well; a Mimll or
clmrd In bt-aiinj? for liome um; lionao
liold lurniturv; 100 acks potatot-n
Halnnw of land ensily cleared. Price,
1,000, if sold in :!0 day". With the ad
dilional of ftiOO the place will be world
Js,0o0 in one year. Apply to Dr. Jones
or lr. Dumble.
Lumber Co.
Any Part of the Valley
Pills
For Liver Ills.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tbe Interior, Land Office at The
Dalles, Oregon, May 12th, 1U0..
Notice la hereby given that
KIIASin'ON C. BROS ICS
ol Hood Hiver, Oregon, who, on April 131 b,
I'.kin, made Tim tier Application, No. 4611, for
WW!, SW ol Section 32, T. 2 North. Range
10 F.nsl, Lot 4 ol Section 5, Lot 1 and HK'Nt'.'4
Heetlonii. T. 1 North, Range 10 Fast, Willuin.
etle Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to
make Final I 'roof, Ui establish claim to the
land above described, before the Register Rn'
Receiver, at the Dalles, Oregon, on the 22nd
(lav of July. Um
Tbe clalmtint namea as witnesses: W. Ross
Wluuns.ol Hood River, Oregon; Thomas Co .
litis, of Hood Itiver, Oregon: Charles II. Hunt ,
of liisxl River, Oregon: Weo. F. W'lliains, ol
Hood Itiver Oregon.
in'.'IH17 C. W, MOO RE, Register.
NOTICK FOR ITT.L1CAT10N.
Department of the I nterlor,
II. 8. Lund Office, The Drlles, Or., June 2, 1108
Notice is hereby given that
THOMAS UKODHICK,
of Hood River, Oregon, w o. 011 Nov. 1, 1902,
made Homestead rntr No. 11087, for F!.iNK!4
Sec. 9. and lots 4 and fi, Section 10, Township
1 N, Range 10 K, Willamette Meridlr.u, lies
tiled 11. Hire of Intention in make Final Five
I'rool, to establish claim to Ihe laud above
described, before Iti-ulster and Receiver, at
The Dalle, Oregon, oil the Klin day of July
IMH. I'luimnnt mimea iih witnesses: David
L. SaKburv, Charles A. Slims, John . odson
and Inmes o. Cameron, all of Hood River,
On gun. c. W. MOORH,
Jlj'.l Re Islcr.
NOTICH FOR PUBLICATION
Department ol the Interior,
II. H. Lund Ollice at Tbe Dalles, Ore.
May 29, 11108.
Notice Is hereby given that Lucy A. Iloadlev ,
ol llisid Hiver, tiregon, who, on August T,
1901, Hindu homestead entry, No. :t"i. for N Y.W
Ss-tion 23, low islilp N.. Itange 9 F. , WHIu
ineite l. i 11 1 1 it i . ha tiled noib-e of Intention
In make linn! tide-year Fro if, 10 establish
claim lo the land a'love described before the
Register an I It. celvr al The Dalles, Oregon,
on Ihe 181 li day ol July, 19.8.
(' annum miinesas witnesses; Ralph Jarvls.
TliiHiias Culbraitb, Harry Hackett, Frank
Fosbeig and It. Caldwell nil of lltio.1 Hiver,
Oregon. I . W. Moore. Rclster. JIM JIG
ADMINISTRATOR'S N'OTK'K TO
CRKDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the County Court of
the State of Oregon, fcir Wasco County, on June
19, 1903, regularly appointed the undersigned ad
ministrator of the estate of L. T. Odell, deceased.
All persons having claims against the estate of
the deceased, are hereby required to present them
Willi the proper vouchers therefor, to the under
signed at the office of John Lelond Henderaon,
attorney for the estate, at Hood River, Oregon,
within six months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 241 h day of June, 1908.
j25-j23 M. M. RUSSKLL, Administrator.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATii
OF OREGON, bo tlieCoiinly of Wasco.
In 1 111- iiiaiu-r or ibe Hilieniloii of slnipa-ni
Copjile to register ihe title 10 the liillowiio;
dew Tilled tract 01 land; situate In the Collin
01 W i" o anil stsle ol Oregon, lo-wlt: L01V
numbered One(l)and To(2l,ln Block mum.
hied Three (3) or Wlnan's Addition lo Hie
town. (now city)of H'Hid Rlver.aa per the
corded plat.
Versus
O- P- Dodge, Mrs. o. P Dodge, his wile, Clara
E. Jones ami A. U Joins, former husband
or Clara K- Jon. s, mid all whom it may
concern; Deleudantv.
T0. 1'. Dodge. Mrs. 0. P. Dodge, bis wife,
Clara E Jones and A B Jones and all w hom
it may eoncei n, Deletiiiauls.
In the Name 01 I be stale ol Oregon:
Take Notice: That on the -J.it li day of Ma.',
l.tiX. an . iHin.nl wa-MI (I b.v said Kim moil
Coqil in Hie Circuit t'outt in Waaco County
!or initial regisi ml Ion 01 1 lie title of the abotu
deserilied land.
Now, unless you appear on or before the
17th dsy of Jo:y. I'AK ami allow cause wnv
Mich ai. Ileal 1011 shall not be giuuted, the
wiiii' sb iti i.c ink 11 us eo ii.-ssed. and a de-eit-e
will beenlered aeiMrding to the piayi 1
ot I he application and you will be forever
bm red hum disputing tbe same.
T his notice la iinlilisiied by t lip request nl
the a pllcalii in 1 lie Hood River Olaeicr r
four weeks, the flrsi publli-Htlon of which 1
the IHi It iiny of June, and list publication o
whli b is the lilth day 1 .1 J u I , uum
Wilness my hand an 1 the .seal of cald Cir
cuit Court Una J1II1 day of M i v. I91W
I S BOLTON, Clerk.
NOi rcF: FOR PL'HLICATIO.N
Departniint of Hie Interior, I'. 8. Land offle.
at I he I alb , Oregon, June 'JJnd.l'AH.
otlce is hei liy giveu thai
KHl'ON T. K)LTS,
of HishI lilve.. Ongon who, on June Wm:,
190S, msile Tiiiilw an I rllone iwn-n Ma'
lilt-lil No, 4671 lor N W,'4 4 S'i YU
Prelum 31, Towniiil,. i . . U uwe 11 EL. W. M.
W illi. incite vteildlau, ha tiled noiice of his
lmenlii.il iu make final prool, lo establisi,
cialm lo the land above ileserlhei, heiore tl.
Register and Rei-civrr, al I lie Dallea, Orrgo
011 Hit- lib u..y of opt., 9on.
ClHimani iiario a as wilue a. s.-: JohuWli. .
ler, HanyC W'hlsler, Ciaik fHaliltrr, an o
Mosler Oregou, and O. L. Walter, of 11 o
River, Oregon.
J23 C. W. MOORK. Regnler.
Clover and Timothy iml at White-lieud'i.
Hunts Paint & Wall Paper
Company
Have added a complete line of TAINTS, OILS, VARNISH
ES an,. WtUSHES.
HEATH & MILLiOAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock ol paper includes latest designs in Blanks, Gilts
and high (inules, From 10c up. A full stock of room
molding, Picture rail. Tlate rail and a small line of
novelties in Framed Pictures. CALCIM0, tbe
latest thing in room tinting, mixed to order.
Painting, Paper hanging, Sign work etc.
Phone 671. First and Oak Street.
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
FRUIT DEALERS
and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit
Highest Prices Paid
JOHN LELANP HENDERSON, Pres. MARION I. HENDERSON,
Atturney-nt-Law ami Notary Publit! Vice President
S. E. HENDERSON, Sec-Treas.
Hood River Land
Emporium
Heal Estate, Loans, Conveyancing
and Surveying
Conveyancing and Surveying a Specialt'.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
The President of the Company is prepared to do
Surveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds.
Home and Pacific Telephones.
on Lumber
WHOLESALE
ORDERS FOR
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Piling, Cedar Posts
and Poles
solicitioi)
Can also furnish Slab Wood 2.50 per coid, f. o. b.
Hood Hiver
Citv Office : Phone Main 51
DEALKH IX
Staple and
' SOLK AGENTS l ull
Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
ana stiletto Cutlery.
MOOD KlVKIt H RIGHTS,
jrxOlX- STABLE
Livery, Feed and Draying..
Ph. C. YOUNG
Dealer In
Fresh and Cured Meats
I Lard, Poultry and FisH
HOOD RIVER. ORE.
Phone Main 471 Free Delivery
Boxes
for High Grade Fruit.
Company
JUT A TT i
AND RETAIL
MlT.r. O If Wine Plwinu TUa T in
5 l iwLa
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDWARE.
OHKGOX.
l jxajv iii an & JRATHBuN
Eoort iver, Cre.
Nu m s I. .i-ul.i. ..,( or exchanged.
I'l i-nr,-t.,, . i-aii secure flrst-clasi rigs. ,
social Hii. n'i n iven to moving furniture ant
I' H.IHH
AV , i even i In, y Imrxi can do.
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