The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 16, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text56od wmifadLAoten. THtfR&Mv. July le ihol The Case of Jacob Rhine. By NANCY BRENT. Copj risliled, I'.'C, by Homer Fpraipie. Miss Mary eyed tiie best tablecloth closely. She di'iiileil It bung an Inch longer on the end next the kitchen -door. She stralKhtciii'd It conscien tiously, then gave her attention to the ipoons. Since It was un lmosaiblIUy to set a table for twelve people and put a sil ver spoon nt each place, the number of reul silver spoon possessed being seven. It leboved tier to decide upon which guests the honor was to be be stowed. Mrs. Judge Brown must have one of the real silver ones Ikm-miso no oua In Brownsville would have thought of offering her uuythlugexcept their best Miss Josephine Iwlj;lit must be one of the honored ones. It might keep her from telling next day that there were five pewter ones. She finally arranged It to her satis faction, tho r-ewtcr ones falling to her self, to the schoolteacher, to Uncle Lein Whlrtey and little William Boa well. When John Tweedy and his wlfo ar rived Miss Mary eyed them Interroga tively. "Pn-Tweedy had rheumatism come on him," explained Mrs. John, "and couldn't come. I left the baby home With lilm. That's one comfort." "I'm sorry your pa couldn't come" MlfJH Mary looked at the vacant scat at the table "for the turkey's done to o turn, and It seems kinder lonesome for hliu to have dinner alone on New Year's day." A knock nt the door caused her to excuse herself. The innld of all work was at the critical point of coffee mak ing, and Miss Mary herself went to the door. Tho old man standing there, a stran ger, looked nt her In a dazed manner. "I'm mighty cold and mighty hun gry," he said timidly. "I wonder if you would give me a little dinner." Mltw Mary's tender hearted hospital ity was Instantly his to command. "You Just come right on In," her cheery tone making him sure of wel come. ; "I was right proper worried about having that vacant place at the table." When, after dinner, the unexpected guest fell 111 the company bedroom was at his dlxposal. In the week's nines that followed MIks Mary hovered over him with good natured anxiety, and 1m ho unexpectedly died from u piidt attack she doc In rod that the poor tou should not bo burled by tho county-she didn't think she would miss It forever if she paid for a decent fu neral out of her suvIiik. Judgo Brown came over tho day the old man died and hnd a long talk with her. "We know you don't charge for tak ing care of hi in, Miss Mary," he ar gued, "but the pension certificate found In his pocket shows ho wns tin old soldier, and the government Is abUt to bury, lis seldloni.' ' She listened reluctantly. "But I hate to lie so uncharitable," she said slowly. "I wonder If the poor fellow had any folks." "That's Just It!" tho Judge exclaimed, "If you Bend In a claim for burial ct' pctiscH the commissioner of pensions will, bo nblo to notify his people If they're hunting for him." The Judgo argued successfully. A few days later he enmo with a dusty volume of pension laws, accompanied by the ministers, Peters tho notary and by Mrs. Judge Brown herself. "We want to (Ix this up In regulation style," he snld Jocosely, "and when me and Peters get through drawing up this claim and the minister and Mrs. Brown witness It, It ought to be as legal a document as they ever handled In Washington." After the document was posted MJaa Mary and Brownsville man, woman and child found it n topic for conversa Hon while they awaited the outcome. It came sooner than Miss Mary ex pected. It kuocked at Miss Mary's door one night, nud whon she answer od, lamp in hand, she found a man la an overcoat of unmistakable city cut, who took on his hat In a way that filled her with admiration. "My name is Ithlnc," he Bald in ex plnnation. "I Ix-lleve It was In your house my father died." She led the way to tho sitting room, volunteering bits of Information fd sympathy. "I hope you won't think I wanted to be paid for nursing him," her comely face flushing with sensitiveness, "but tho Judge said I ought to." "I'm glud you did." he responded heartily. "It was tho way we located him. I'm a traveling mau, and my fa ther lived nt tho soldiers' home. When I came back from my trip nud found that ho had wandered from the home In a state of melancholia, you can Im agine how I felt." "You sit right down and tuko off your overcoat. While you nre warming I'll heat the coffee and tlx you a llttlo snack. I know you are hungry attar your drive through the cold. I nlway did say Brownsville wns the meanest place on earth to get to. It's a ten tullo flrlvo from any direction you try to reach It." Miss Mary, freed from anxiety that they would not go rouud, was lavish with silver spoons. There was one for eofiYw, one for a saucer of honey and one In the Jelly glaM. The other four were carelessly arranged on the white cloth in a way that Indicated spoons tu abundance. She went to tho small tilrror hanging by the kitchen window and arranged - Ute front of her brown hair becoming ly. At forty tho women of her ac quaintance were supposed to give no thought to such vanities, but she was evidently of a worldly turn of mind. and she remembered the set of the ; overcoat worn by her guest. Supper over, they sat by the open fire, she with her Battenbcrg piece, he with a cigar encircled by a gilt band which she wished fervently Mrs. Judge Brown could see. "And so I brought this printed form for you to fill in," bo continued. "I had to como through Washington on my way down, and I knew they bad a cer tain form that bad to lie Oiled 10 be fore you could get the money." "Wasn't the one Judge Brown and all of us-fixed all right?" awed by the thought that anything attested by the minister and Mrs. Judge Brawn could possibly hare a flaw in It He leaned back in bis chair wrut ue glow of satisfaction that creei over a man when he Is well fed, comfortable and has a pleasing woman asking hi opinion. Yours was all right in a way,- ne said beulgnly, "but they have regular liquor as puichiued on 'be iuel day, forms with ciuestlons to be answered, all to be cclitd nj and ultimately . .. .u..ul I.. Innb at th tm Ton Urea inr It enicillol uurpiHHS. -AU sent, for I had telegraphed the author ities to let me know If they found out anything as to Ms whereabouts. There's $S9 due." Her blue eye opened In astonish ment. "But It only cost me sixty." You can put lu a charge for nurs ing," and the Jovial eyes of forty-two Kelew, beamed Into the gentle' eyes of forty. I It does my heart good to think he had you to make it easier for him." "But I didn't charge anything fer it. The money's yours," Bbe objected. There's where you are wrong," tn- omphant that he carried an over whelming stock of knowledge. "It doesn't belong to me, for he left no widow and no child under sixteen, bo j nobody will draw that money except , you. You paid an nis last expenses. ; It belongs to you, all right, little wo- little woman" liefore, tamed rosily red and finally agreed to fill out the application for reimbursement accord ing to directions. lie registered at the small hotel as Ineob Ilhine, Jr., and declared his In- teution of staying until be could have a stone put to libi father's grave. When the stone was In its place Miss Mary walked with him to the cemetery one afternoon. Her own Int. In u corner of the ceiue- terv, was surrounded by nu old fash ioned nrltor vltae hedge that glistened In the I'Ybruary sun. i It was good of you to put blm here with your mother and father," he said, ! pushing back with his cane the leaves from the -border of violets. "There vjx plenty of room." Her deeds of kindness were simply the not linea Iteinedy mliicli giive me prompt rebel. I consider it one ol the lt iiii'ilicines of it kind in the wmhl, km.' liNii I;un It in l!i2 helt-iw it i-uli have ra vol me a hundred dollar il r tor bill." Sold bv Kier A ( ni-s. I'rinrvlll Dry. The saloons ol Fiineville cloned their doors promptly at 11 oVIixIr, Tuesday uiglit and thin city Is now oi cry as the strongest piohibitioutrt i ould wish for. 'lheie was little in toxication and no uisordeiiy conduct ir arrests. Much wiur, beer mid suiutiiiig feature ot the day was tbe teeelpt by every family sni mau lu ton of Ibe citaloguo of a PortlH.nrt liquor house, ablcb evidently Is the Hrtit to inuke s bid for the Crook county trade I'be ministers even were not tpaieil, nud they mnilo In inauifeat appncialion of the joke. Just Kxscllr (tight. "I have used Ir. King New Life fills for several years, and find them just exactly riglit," myt Mr. .A. A. lYI lun. of llarriaville, N. Y. New Life Tills relieve without the ltat dir-eoui-!ort. Best remedy for constipation, bil iousness and malaria. "5c at t'has. N. Clark's drug store. $150 for Hot A i tide. I'be Heublicsn (mgreeaionui Com mittee offers 3I.V) for tbe Lett aittcle not exceeding 1,UK) words on thn snt ian." .f. The cozy fireside had given him iViivtiim uvi mil in in t it I v taste of whot home life might be, and SHOULD UK HUCCKSSl'LL. NEXT Miss Mary, who had never been cauea NuVKM iJKK " lie compel ii iuu Is open to all. In judginx ' t ' met its f I he com (tliti'in co,i..c tation ill lie given not only to idi, Hrguiuci' s nud facts Mutinied, lint to the convincing pner, and 't s ould ho In rue in .i.ind that Meu.le s ot Cor trees ore i.i e looted a 'ell:iy I'rivMctit and V re I ie- i.lent. ! .1 A Ml d 1 1 i I 'I In I, I ! check , te. tmit l.aM l t n i Mi 'in ' 1 i-i mi' ol:' V' iriltee, l;i ,l :n,i, V on. 1). i . Terribly Scaiil il i- onutliing we lie r -ir iwi .i eve y ilu ol our i.ee. I'.nrtiK si-i d- i il li' r slight or -ei io'i- an- ! nrnl expivsslon of her feelings toward t" I picii in your la mU, ircpir d humanity. ' ' V li;,v"- " b,,,t,M .'.,f .'i1 ,:,r'1:. S""- 1.1(1 iin'iii iitiiiMj'. it i'- M in- I'l'iu ! .. it i .1.1., i....,iu il.,. Km... ... t a ini!iinii miu i un mi urnic inn ' He eyed the remaining space flgura-! . , , ., J "Y'es; there is room for two more.' "He was the only relative 1 tlvely hnd." Miss Mary removed the dead leaves hat had drifted on the adjoining grave. "And she was tbe only relative I bad left. Everything has seemed lone ly since." He helped her with the leaves me chanically. "Hut you have a home that's something. I often wish when I'm off on trips that I bod a home to return to t tin t there would bo some one waiting for me. "You poor nianT' she suld. utterly unconscious of his mcaulng. I would like to come here some times, so he wouldn't seem left here among strangers," be said huskily. I'll look after his grave Just exact ly as I do nfter mother's and father's," she said hastily. "Do you think you could Jook after me some too?" He caught her hand as she reached out to remove me leaves from the violet border. She looked nt him blankly, then un derstood. Her eyes opened wldo like a child's. fie kept hold of her hand, and her eyes finally dropped before his. "What on earth will Mrs. Judge Brown say?" she gasped weakly. A Kriisty Kmiitli. Attract I by largo Homing poster in nil, ttlnte and blue, proclmuitiu n ci ii ml and li.riis CPh-litiim of the Finiilb lit llroil llher a lurtfh eiiiiiler ot Die 1 1 Ii-h pei i!u went tin in iinly exi'MUnw to celilit 'He in littltliuw s I j 1 -. lie ivIhIthI inn i. an frost li st .i I to tiuisli. I In- gi i.nd piiU- iielil i :i n ' I - vimsucli tliiii. h lew kils Col I I I'Hl O k"'lt n up a I il lellir i. mllJ 1 1 e Dulles ie i: ." ' lunii'ii very much riissHi polnte I - iiirist. U-e He'W ills l.iU'e l'.iilv I'mly Ivis- ser, pli BMint litt.e pi I- l.ai mi easy to lake. Iolil by Keir l .i -. Stanley-Smith Lumbe' LU. . Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, Shingles, Ete a Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers EXPERT HORSESflOERS Wo liave the best up-to-date machinery iind expert work men and nre prepared to do all classes of NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS OLD FOLKS iPSsr a.. i i i i i 11 Wll Especially need "Krtura'i Remedy" (NR TskirtihneedlttoUketheRbea- Biatlmn out dt their Jnlnts; need It to keep their Stomsch, Liver, Kidneys and Buwelt in gnud onti.-r; need it for tiie ttrength and rigor it f Itm. Let " NATURE'S REMEDY" Be Your Doctor. Tnkf a tublft now and then; It will keep your ajratem In inch food coTKlition that (JiseaBUS ramx t tr.ke hold. Every boi it guuuitel to Ijive Bdiiufaetlon, or the purchase price refunded. Better Than Pills For Liver Ills . GET A 25A. BOX. . li. 0. IvWii! & Co.. Cliit'iuo III. (ii'htli'Hiei In 1K!7 I Iiuil il iliHiu-n ol i li Nioiiiiic'i iiiiiI ImwelH. In tin' Hpi Mii; uf lSMV.' 1 Inii'L'lil il lioflu of Koilul and iIih ticiii'lit I ri'iu'iviKi a 1 1 Hit' itiiltl in lii'uririii rniilil mil. Imv. MV yi "ve ImiK mill iioh(kt Yoiirn Very Truly, N I'orni'll, li'ulini?, mi.. Aug. zi, I'.HM! " Solil by Keir A l am. Count Tli fin lit fure Tin J llsti'li. Djwu In Ahtorls tbey ooi.nt their InnrHi.tio in loimliitiou t.cluie it Is iMti lieil, a pliyiiclan baviiiR mid Ibut lie kiiO'AS nl Inui sours --iiuuiiciiik lltll" Hi illid (1u to srrlvc In tlis next fo niiiiilli-'. it ull noes NM:1I " IbU rHIHH I'll IMI HI1 llHH bURD I 111) Hrt. ilr)tl ti ii'int lor His ktorlc in jul 100" nun iluriiiK IIib P'ihI two docii'lrs lu tbst tr In- tho muiitb ol tl. l oiuniuin P. S. I'lis iihh oi tb wonl "kill" bm uiiiiliuil to h chilJ I ilftntiilily odi- on-, i uj liow. Solum Mtatttuiau. Il can' t li Hal. Tim U'etol all ti'srliers in i xiicriciu iv C. M. Ilaiilin. l Silvt-r l ily, Noitl I'lirnlina. avs: "1 find Kit tt i it: ItittcrK il i'.- nil thal'f iliiinuil for it l'or M'-niHi'li, l.ivcr mill Kidnux imulilfs it . iin'i 1'0 lii'Sl. I Inivi' tried It and timl il a miihl vo ll' i't "ifdifinu Mr. llin ,1. ii i. rmlit: h'h IliU beet of nil mudi eini'f aiii'i i' t Mi-akuosi1, lame liiuk, ami all run ili.wn coi.iliuoui'. liiHi ! u l "i cliiHc and inilliiri.i M..ld umlt'r uuanin- i... i.t 1'lirt.i. N. I'lii'ku's ilnm fiorc. .r)0 I) -'Wilt's W iloli Hazel si'l e H t'U'ei iullv eni'il for u'lh'. Hei'iiliillieudi'i! nud" M'Til liv Kair nud Cass. Dalles Cherry Sesmm Over. Ilia Rouiluu lurtuiul.t. s Tlio Dalles Oliroiiicle. will wiluess the "win liuu ini" t the cliBiry e.ium at 1 iio Dalles for lliis jonr i Ik.uhiikIs of urates of fie!) It n It I.He tm-n vliinn. (I to ontxiitH uiHrkuln, sun t of il. as tin hh New Vnrk. but Ilia iiiwIh purtiou lias been takeu care of at the Ii.ohI cuniierv. Tbe reoord in cauniiiK oi.. mtintH wus inada iu 1 be Dal e ii.a day till." nk wheu ti e looul in flilutl.in "nut up" more llu;n mviii imiM of llo Iruit l tint mado Tlio Dalles i ha "clieiry city. A rimt lolls oullylnu orrhsrrls ie veals the fact that ouly tb very lalebl .arintlun are utlll nersinleutly clii uiuu lu Hie trie. The buk illhi iiojal Aiiiioh la Rlready sotie lu Hie way tl thn cannery, though ami e who eie h 84 ta on d with tumlt. i r cem (ie thined in their uro tb l ollitr ad v-ins conilitliiiiH are now in Hie pick (f pufeetiuii. Hut oirliuls whlih . week bko were li.dtsu with tlis bii.'tit i . .1 iiii.l vellow liuit ate u).v In.ii- m.rl nil II. Hi is diai'eriiil lu U the 'link rii I (i.liiiK.- troui the cl erry tieis. Chniberlaln's Colie, Clml'ia unit Dliirrhnes Keiiieily Wmild ll.o" Saed Him $1(10. "In IIWI2 I had ii vi i v severe t t k ! diarrhnfii." savs U. N. 1'iur.ii l Cat lnlaii'1. I.ii "Km-sevoi al weeks 1 w iiiuilile to do anvtliii ir. On Maieh 18 liln7, 1 had a similar attaek, aiid took I hanilierlaniN colic, cnoiers ana marr C. EVEKETT. Tin' l'rmticnl Slioi'ir.nVer, At liiKT--' Old t ''"!. Fine W'oi k ;: Sirei;il! v. s - Chas. N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate In Hie Ton my Court of IVim o r..'!iiiv, now nl HiHiil Kiver i;oiiiu.v. Pimieoi 1 1 ckom, in uie luiilier ol ( iiitiitlnnslill f Itnbu .1 T' rli -r, liow K tin". Klnreiice II. TncUtT, nmv K l.i'lui K. 'locker, now Kliius. i": Ii i. nn 'I'liek. r, low KlniiN, nilUDr fhll i.-nn! ,;-.iii .1 Tucker. ileeeHM'fl, nnil Hiloi'i"! rlniili ii ol ('. Kliui" inui l-i a ll' H' Klini", li s wife, liv Turn llelie KIiuih, liil u Ihui. I ('urn lUOle Klllll", Klliir.llllll lll'llie piTJinn inui elnU' t Holia J luekiir, mm Knm-, Kliimiice U. Tinker, n w KImiik U li.i K 'I'm fc er, ihiw K Ibiic. mill Hi. hum Tucker. nw Klun, lillil en of llolin .1. TuckiT lleei'ie-ed, nml Hiliipt il clilli.iin nf A. ('. Klius ,ind Corn lte'lu HIiiUH, n nereiiy uive ,iure inci in iiiriiiiiiee nl nn urtler, or me Lmiiuy omit in . lie lnii my of Wwmco, null' llimil Hii-ci-1 iiiinty, sinli' ot Oregon, iiuiue aiul etttrrcil lu ti.n mIiiiv. i nlltle eiiiiiie on rrlilay Hie ji.'ii fli v nl Jnnr, A. I l'HS. I lll lllliierslillli'il li sniil yiiiii-iliiiii will M'll lite premise!. ih serlln; i In ii nl oilier h'. it heielniiftep ilinerilieil lit pi i. vine will1, on Hie liilloivliiK terms an. 1 toiiiil llons: T lie pr'ce must lie nut less titan eiilit II.oiimiiiiI itollars (JsVI I for the minors' Ini. r i kt in nml Inn!; el which Mini live liiini i.'Uli iliiin-i's iniisl hei'HNli In tut ml puiil nn 'no si-mI. In snl'l lliliirill-ili, or he. lUlmil'V .in in .1 l.llll li' nili'lsi'ii f.,f In I . nil I hi' illll ol s;tl.; ami the Inn lie.' Mini uf nm h"-s limn nn' I hint I the sal.l JsOild lo lie'lllne 1'ie J.KIl. In l. I'H 'I i. iilnri'Miiil, up' in tee i M i ni Inn innl . Ii T v 1 y f a Blliirill:iu' lei'il f"l sihl really l"if. II ir u llli i.n nli-l r.c'1 nl Hilf tor K.ilil r.ali.i; Hie rtMiniluliii' iw i ilin-'ls nl the p'.ri'lnie ;ni in In' n'l iiinl hi llil I. (illume on Mihl r-niii , ami Hie ih In i villi invi li.v ilir.-e pr .nus-i.rv mites, each fm m ' II. oil or Hie n miiiIiimw Iwi llihils uf sitld p..n'1'iise pi'li e, pi'iiilil" in o.-i. twu iiiiJ three .ll'ills n-cer'lvi'ly I'I'ler .liile nl wltli alinmil Inleii st lln n ni' nl ine rule ot ciiilil er ei-nl a r aiiniini, tii'in ni t'' i f "ule iinlll punt, find lonriuHK'' nun ni. i n 'ii's in ne exfrl.trlt In till' elllclilli'l nl' pi. u l; mi is ill fiivnr of tiie ml Hniiiilian. an I in i n p-iy-allied Kiil'l cuiiiitliiii' iiril'i-a' - -ii 'I.-, kmu Ciiimly. S'i'l'" i't nsiiii'.tl'iii. !" pin -n nice nl H'liit orih-r Hint mi -,tii ici iiiv, i . in ir,. m anil alter I lie Kl'.ll ila.v "I .lull, A i US, pin eeeil I" II 'tnl w I'l -ell the Inllnu i ir ! .', h e(l reul estiile, slllij.-cl only t'i tin- wnlii's liiiiicr ion ei nlli imiti'in ' t Miln miIi- h.i Hie i 'iniiiiy emu I ill lliaul Iti v-e ('.null, ai'iire- alii. The pmpei'iy her Int'eln'e n l- : n .1 M. is partlclllio ly ii "i: Ihei, as Uiilie.l v In iv 1 1 ; Tun ctTt ii I n liiii't-"1 Inii't, Inieieli. ' Minnie In tiie I'oooli nl l aseii, nun' iniil liiici Coniit.T, Still, ol (irei-iin, Klisl trai t 1 tie S"U' i" asi ((U irler nf the sninlieas' iUiiil( toi section Iwi iuv mi veil ( 7), luwiiship i - teirih. irmje i. n tl)i ensi V' ilia in i lie Mei lilitio, 11)1111011111) tnrl.l (illlaeii's, i ci'plltn; tin reeiit the li-lluiitm il-rthet.l i-nr-linn Ihcrcof, lielTtnf.ili' Willi ami ciilive.ieii hy onh r nf aalil court viz.: H Kiiinlnv at tiie ei'i ner in M'cltntis twenty. In cJil) ami t wciilj w veil ('.Tl, lhlrty-foiiri.il) ami Hi riy.tive (;t ), Iniviishlp Iw.) ('.') north, I'lonce (III) e:ol nl the Will.iiiiel le Mei'liliaii; I In in e en ti li 1 1 iu Dm III Hli'lit" the sei'tlon line litlwivn -) I. - Iwcnty-slx (2ii) ami tweiiiv veven '), lei- (1) cliitlus lo nn hnn har set for Hie nnrll nisi cnriii r of the lionl herein ilea nlieil; tllelice itln Milltll HI ili'i Tees h7 mliinles wi si paiallil In the mhiIIi liiiuiliiry of section Iwi niy-seven (i"), leu (ID) chains lo an lion linr m-i lor tlieuorlliw esi corner nl urn liiml lierein ilescrllail; thence run wiutli pur. allel ! Hie enil honniiiiry of Mild sei'ilon twenty seven (21) ten lll) chiiliisin an Iron hnr on the aoulli boiiiHlaty of secllmi twenlv seven t'JT). aet for Hie anllt Ii west em tl r ol Hie latitl lu tein ill seritieil: theme run iinrili .:) liet-ni'sft: ii'iimtcs, esst leiMlilleiiains In Lie Minthcasl ei 'l i el ol i-alil mtIiuii 1 -vi nly sc i n iTi), IDwnsli p 1 1- o i 'l 'orlh. IniiKc On 1 101 east of the Wiilnini lie Mei iilliui. Micnliit Irei I I'lilii i eiieuu at Ihe smii! easl cornel nf Hie liillli.en-1 ullarler nl II, solllheas: ipn.i ler ol sicliiin twenty seven : , In tmvtislnp r.'i iiniili nt runtee ten (llh ea t ol Ihe Vl IiIhi.ii lie Mcrl.lllin llllllilln; Iheli'l' iiimIIi ilnrlj (.10) mils, thence west eighty t0) roils, ihenii- soiiih thirty (' nuls, Ihen. e cast ntlily (Ml) mils to il.e pi; ee ot heirm tilnx. coiualnillit tilteen (l.'i) Heri a inuie or t Iiuiklns fort. -tiie (l ) ai res in at: liu, -, Willi III!' Illip'OienietilS, 'II!SSIMU of li-.. iKiislnri eniiin'e ami out l ull liiiu- Mir i-m . ami as pi'i.ve.leil In said oriii r, ih il pi-emi is ini li'liu suseenlihli of n ilivisiiii miu ins or iiacts, wltin til ii. Jury to i he i H'tiie, will lie snlil. us H w hole. In one ti'liel . Til's notlie is published In Ihe II ol Klver (llai'ti r, in in-cni'dnnec wltli ilie.s..i I i-rder re. QUlrllllf Ihe II 'lice In ne pulelslleil in a new To Win. (lam er, Kurnhal of tho City of HooJ . fiiver. Sir: , I In r..ini,lianf.n will. H.0 I'HI I IlireniPIl 1 fl of AeCtlOIl 5h of the I harier nf the Cily of Hood River, 1 transmit tho following list of the assessments which remain nniiaid for the construction of Suction No. of tiie aewur System of the City of Hood River. The assessment waa levied liy ordi nance No. 1:19, entitled: An ordinance providing fir and deflninn the property especially Ix nelitted by the construction of No. of the (Mineral Sewer District of the City of 1 1 ood Uiver. in accordance with the ni-ovisinnR of Ordinance No. and levyinfir aMsessments on the property benefitted for tiie cost of construction (if Section No. 9 of said Sewer Iiistrict for the purpose of ratsuiK the sum of Five Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Olio DnHarie nssossinir Ihe nrotiertv benefitted by the ennstruetion of said Section No. 9 of said Sewer System and direct inn an entry nf such assessment in the docket of City Liens, and saal assessment was entered in said ducket of Cily Liens March luth, HUM, and more than twenty days having elupaed since the said date of entry, the following assessments are delinquent, and their interest from and after tho dale of their delinquency, namely June Sd, l'J08. The following list l in (abukir form, is made up irom tne iJOCKei oi v ny I. iens, descrilies each assessment which is delin- niienl. irivert the name of the tiersot) to whom a.ii.esseii and the particular description of the properly tiasessed, and the amount of the assess ment thereon now due and is as follows, to-wit: STKAN AHANS FIRST AUDITION. Oscar C.iistnf son West 'i lots 25 & 26,blk3 26 60 Fred l.arwooil Lot 14, block 4 '.iu Deans Sub. Div. Lot 10 Blia'k 2 26.60 Helen (i. liatehnm Lot 15. block 4 26.60 .1. F: Yanlley I)t 20 block 4 26 60 W. J. ilolnian Lot il block 4 zn.tio Lot2J. block 4 2ii.60 A tinet of land lyinir between the North lino of Taylor Street and a line KXI feet North erly and parallel therewith, and between the westerly line of the tract last above deiici ibisl and a line 215 feet Weaterly and parallel with I ho west line of Twelfth Street. Ilalance due on tract 23.99 HULL'S SUH-DIVISION. PLKASANT VIHVV ADDITION. .lehn Donahue Lot If", block 9 rifl.f.8 (esirue Caisun Lot l'J block 9 50.08 h .1. Kmmona et nl Worm lit) leel nil at paiier ol reneval cln ulstiMi, pun imic! weel, Iv in tiie v)u nly of Wasi-o innl Sli-ie ni'i ne.-oM for four sticet halve wet ki anil lor five inser Hons thereof. III llrst. punili'i'loii lo be Hie 2ml day nl .Inly, i'-HI, and Hie Inst pii'.Iienllo i July :iUih. lyoK, The 8.ile will be tnade aul j s to Hi - don- r Interest of aald Cola lt I Klaus, I'm nu ll i widow ol Koia .1. Tucker, dei-ean'il. COKA HKi.LF. KI.At'S, Uunriliiin. Wm M. Watson, S'liitle, Waali. .loliii lln. llmderaon, Hood Klver, lira., Attorney fm Uiiardtan. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Hepartment of tbe Interior, Land Office at Tbe I miles, uregon, May 12m, lnux. Notice is hereby given that FliAM ITON C. UROKIUH nl Hood River, Oregon, who, on April Lllli 1908, made Timber Apphcutloll, No. 4611, for HWW SW of Section 32, T. 3 North. Hange 10 Kast, Lot 4 ol Section 5, Uit 1 mid HKUNlS Section ti, T. 1 North, Halire 10 F'.imt, Wlllain- ettu Meridian, has Hied notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register nud Uei elver, at Hie Dulles, Oregon, ou the 'AJud dnv oi. I uiy, hum. I be claimant nanus as witnesses: w. Ross Wlnanri, ofllood Klver, Oregon ; Thomas CoL 1 1 us, of Hi mmI liiver.Oieuon; Charleg K. lloue. of Hood Kivir, Oitgon: Oeo. V,. Wlliams, ol lloml Klver uregon. niao-117 C. W. MOORE, Register. Hunts Paint & Wall Paper Company Have added a completo linn of PAINTS. OIIA VAUMSJI- PSaim URUiSIlEiS. HEATH & MILL.GaN MIXED PAINTS. Our istix'k i jt;iH-r iiii luilfs l;itst designs in I51aukx, (Jilts andhip.ii ( trade's, r roin lOr up. A full stock f room molliii(r, I'ictnre rail. I'latt- ryil and a snuill lint of novelties in Framed Pictures. CAKt'l.MO, the latest thinj; in room tintin-r, tnixetl to order. Painting, Pnjier hangin, Sign work et Phone 671. First ami Oak Street. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO FRUIT DEALERS and Manufacturers of all kinds of Fruit Boxes Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON, Pres. MARION I. HENDERSON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Vice Preaident S. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Treas. Hood River Land Emporium Leal Estate, Loans Conveyancing and Surveying Conveyancing and Surveying a Specialty. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED The President of the Compiiny in prepared to do Surveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds. Home and Pacific Telephones. MiHHMamnjiiacMiiMiManii Oregon Lumber Company i TTTrrnT i?a a T avtt xa-rirri a tt Muck '.I. 48.94 V' I .V: Wa NT V i i'iw AlVDiTlON.i I..,t 1 bl.u k H - 107.73 Went 3li ft'et lot 2 block 8 27.KI Ilnbnce Int. !l tiliKk 8 M.18 I.ul 4 block 107-73 DKAN'S SUB-DIVISION VI.KASANT VIKW AUDITION. A. J. Shi'pler et a I Ut 11 bluck 2 2'i.GO Lot 12 Muck 2 SW.H0 SHKI'l.KR'S SUH-DIVISION l'l.KASANT VIEW ADDITION. Daniel J. Treiher Lot 10 block 1 35.91 I'minie K. Hailey Lot 14 block 1 23.94 U.t 15 block 1 23.H4 l,ut 111 Muck 1 23.94 In the Name of the Cily of HikkI Kiver: You are hereby directed anil required to forth with uiivcrlise the property iiu:uint which said tt.iHessnicnt wart made and Belt the name or such part then nf nn in your opinion can lie sold acpar alcly lo nilviintuire Hiitticient to pay mieh bbschj nienl tuiii'ther with intercut, coats and disburse ment!! in Ihe manner provided by law, and return the pi.iei eds of siicli sole, except your fe"s and costs thciviu. to the City Treasurer and this War rant lo the Cily lU'i'order wilh your doinifs en dorsed I hereon, toirether with the receipt of the City Tri aMirer for the proceeds of BUch sale, In wiiiicks whereof 1 have hereunto net my hand ami seal of the City of Hood River this loth day of June, l'.KIM. J. K. N1CKKLSEN, Kecorder. Under ami in pursuance of the aliove warrant for the purpose of satisfying the assessments mentioned in said warrant, I will on the lath day of Julv. llK"i. at Ihe hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. at the frontdoor of the city hall, in the city of lliiod liiver, in Wasco county, stnteof Oreiton, proceed lo si 11 at public auction to the hitrhest bidder for cash jn hand the several tracts and parcels of land alve mentioned or so much thereof as can lie sold separately to advnntUKe sufficient to pay such di lihiiuent assessments together with interest, costs and dishursments. . , . Dated at Hood Uiver, Orotton, this 25th day of JU"C'1W- WM. RANGER, Marshall of the city of Hood River. Notice for Publication. Iiepni tment or the Interior, Land otllcenl Tne Dull', Oregon, Inn.' 21, tikS. Notice Is herein' uiven tlinl liuberi W. Ciililweil, of Hikii'I Diver, On-iiin, who, on Anril Jillli, Wi I iiisile Honitftcnil Knlrv. No. I.ian, for N K' ,SK', of Section 2fi, N'V innl SK'.slV '4. Seeiioil So, 1'ov.uslilll i Ninth Itinne o , Vilbmeite Meridian, bns Hied notice of linenilim ! make rtiu five-year prool, to eMiiiillh el.ilin to tbe 1 nnl iibove ili set ibeil, before Ihe lteltU'r aud Ilei-elver, nt The DnllcM, (Iriifon, mi Ibe 14th day ol A'i , MK ., , i lu'iiiiint nimies ns wlliieiwea: E. r. ,Lyi'. IS Iph .lirvis, Cliai'ii'K W. Held nml hall K. I! n inirNK, nil of Hoo l liiver. Oreiton. i2jj l'. W. MOOKK, Keg later NOTICK FOE rUUUCATION. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Lund DIBoe, The Drllea, Dr., June 2, VK Notice is hereby niven that THOMAS HltOliKICK. of Hood Hiver, Oreuon, w. o, on Nov. 1, 1902, made llomeateail enlr. Nn. liiw, ror r,liv See. 8. ii nd lots 4 and r, Section 10, Township I N, Huimo 10 li, Willamette .Merldiiui, bus filed notice of Intention to muko Final Five 1'roof, to eMnhlisii claim to the liind abovi described, before Ilelstor and Keeeiver, si The Dulles, Oregon, on the lulu dny of Inly l'Nis. cialmiiiit iiiitneH us witnessis: Duvli L. Halhiiry, Cburles A. H'.utti, John odsoi. and .Iriines O. Cameron, all of liood Kiver, Oregon. C- W. MlXUiE, Jlj He Inter. Notice for publication Department nl the Interior, II. S. Lund Olliee at The Dulles, Ore. May 29, HUM. Notice tslien'by given tliat Lucy A. Hoadley, of Hood Uiver, Uregon, who, on August 7, 1901, made homestead entry, No. ta'hlS, for NE'4 Seetion 21, loiv:islilp 2 N., Itaiiga t) K, Wllia melt" Mei j'liiin. bus filed notice of intention to nii.ko lln.U llde year I'nvif, lo establish chiim to the Intid aliove ili'scrlbet before the Ht'Klsier nn I Iteci-lver at Tin Dalles, Oregon, on Ihe 1Mb line ol J 11 1 V. UK 8. C.aitimnl munesus witnesses: Ralph Jaryis. riiomas Citlbrailli, Hurry Haekett, Frank Fosbei and K. Caldivell all of Hood Uiver, Oregon. C. VV. Moore. Register. JlH Jlii WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ORDEItS F0U I Lumber, Lath, Shingles Piling, Cedar Posts and Poles SOLICITED ("an also furnish Slab Wood $2.50 per cord, f. o. b. Hood River City Office: Phone Main 51 Mill Office: Phone Dee Line 3 I I H -DEALER IN A Itnnralii. Kisiitv acres, four miles l-OII til if Miw-U-r, Id mill's front Hooil Kiver; KHOSS-iilz, Nevi towtiM ami 1'i-ai'h trees; nml liam: (mod team horse, ! w'tpm, harness; -rtouJ well; a niiiall or- i liard in boating for home use; iinitse IniM lurniiure; 100 tacks potatoes. Ititlanm of land easily cleared. Price, f 1,000, if sold In I!0 day?. With tlio ad ilitional of f(MX) the place will he worth fS.tXiO in one year. Apply to Dr. Jonei or Dr. Dumble. ADMIXSTrvATOH'S JS'OTK'E TO CIIEDITOKS. Notice is hereby given that the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Wasco County, on June lu, ltniS, regularly appointed the undersigned ad ministrator of the estate of L. T- Odell, deceased. All persons havinx claims against the estate of the deceased, are hereby required to present them with the proper vouchers therefor, to the under siKiieil at the cilice of John Lelond Henderson, attorney for the estate, at Hood River, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this24lh day of June, 11108. j25-jiia M. M. KUbSELL, Administrator. IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, lor the County of Wasco, In the matter of Ibe iiiilicatioii of Simpson Copi'le lo p-glsler the title lo the following described tract of lunit; situate lu theCounty ol 'Wasco and state ol Oregon, to-wll: Lots numbered 0ne(l)aml Two(2),ln Block luum. bred Three (3) or Wlnnu's Addition to tile town, (now clty)of Hood Rlver.aa lT the re. corded plat. Versus O- P. Dodge, Mrs. O. P Dodge bia wile. Clara E. Jones and A- B Jones, former l.iuliand of Clara E. Jones, and all whom It may concern; Delendantv. T'0-!' Doi'ge. Mrs. O. P. Dodge, his wife, Clara E Jones and A-B Jones auit ull whom It may concern, Deliuilaiits, In the Name ol I lie slate of Oregon: TakeNolice: That oa the iitli day of May, UN, an iiptilicalion wni III d by said Simpson Coq'ile in tiie Circuit Court in Wasco Oaiuty till' iultiiil registration of the title ol tlio above described hind. Now, unless yon appear on or bcloie the I7ih day of July, IWi. and snow cause why Midi application shall not be giiinicd, tbe saiiiesb..lt be tiiken as co-if.'ssed. and a de eree will be entered according to the prayer ul the application and you will be forever barred Irom disputing tlio same. This notice is published, hy tiie niuest ot Ibeappllcabl In Hie liisid Hiver (Jlacier tor four weeks, the first publication of which, is tiie ISiii nay ol .lune, and l:nt publication of which is the Htli day of July, iUUS. Witness my liaii'l tin I the seat of saidCir cuil court Ibis inn day of M iv. IWJK. SeulJ S 11OLT0N, Clerk. NOlItK FOIt PL'KUCATIOX Dcbarl metit of the Interior, V. 8. Land Offlcc ut I'lie Dalles, Oregon, June 'J-Jnil.l'.XM. Notice is hereby Kiven Hist Kltl'uN T. K)1.T;, or Hood Klver, Origon, who, ou June S2nd, I'!, made Tlmbei and Sloue sworn slate tnent, No. lilil. for NWIi NEl4 NK'i. Meet Ion m, Township 2 .N . Ksnge 11K., W. M., Wlllsmelte Meridian, has tiled nottoe of his Intention to make final proof, lo establish ciaim lo the land above den'ribed, before the Register and Receiver, al The Dalles, Oregoi., on Ihe Ull dy of sept., iWW. Clsitnanl names as wltne sea: John Whls. ler, Harry C. W'hlsler, Clark BlaulKr, all of .Hosier Oregou, and O. U Walter, of ii o l Klver, Oregon. S'iti C. W. MOORK, Register. Clover and Timothy seed at White-he Staple and Fancy Groceries AND HARDWARE. SOLE AGENTS Ft Ut Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. HOOD UIVEIt II KKJ I TS, - . OREGON. -sF'-SSIIOlNr STABLE Livery, Feed and Draying. TNAHAN & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. Iliiri-c8 huuglit, Hnlil or exclmnyeil. Pleasure purties can secure rlrst-class rign. Spwial attntton (iven to moving furniture ana piltllDe. vVo il i (iverythiii liur-es can tin. Ph. C. YOUNG Dealer In Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish HO D RIVER, ORE. Phone Main 471 Free Delivery