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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JOLY 23 1908.
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A Frost In July.
By C. B. Lewis.
CopyriKhted, by Associated
Literary I'reks.
When MiM Mary Cloves, forty year
pKl mid nunt of Eileen Cleves, not yet
quite lialf those years, accepted tue re
eponsilrility of acting as chaperon to
tlio youujt lady for n few weeks' Btay
In He lierlishlrc hills ahc determined
to do her duty nt nil cost.
They had scarcely reached the hotel
seleWed when that duty confronted
her. Paul Clifford, the artist, crosm-d
their path. The young people had
many mutual friends In town, but
had never loen Introduced.
In any hotel hi the Berkshire, the
Cotskllls or ou the xeushore a hand
aome young tIrl Dud a bachelor artist
of uote, with romance still leashed In
his soul, are bound to meet sooner or
later If given half a Khow.
Such ineetiiifis come about by acci
dent, or Providence takes a hand, and
the first think' they know fljey have
Introduced themselves to each other
and are talking about urt and motor
trips through Kurojic.
Aunt Mary understood this; also thnt
she was there to prevent It. She
would Insist on formality to the bitter
end. She did insist. Even when she
and Miss Eileen In walking out one
day were suddenly confronted by a
snake as much as nine inches long
and screamed and the nrtixt came run
ning up and saved their lives from
the monster she stood ou formality
and Insisted that her charge do the
same. The artist hero was dismissed
with a formal Ihv and went his way
with an odd sense of their Ingratitude
gnawing at bis heart.
Three or four days biter, however,
a family with whom ho was well ac
quainted In the city arrived, and a
formal Introduction took place. This
made things nil right in 0110 way and
all wrong la another.
IIo was now privileged to lift his
hat and say good morning, but the old
maid looked upon him as a possible
lover and added many precautions.
She was polite, but she was also vigi
lant. The artist probably hoped, as
another man would In his place, that
lu time sho would thnw out, and he
held himself ready day and night for
moro heroic deeds.
Around the second story of the hotel
ran a veranda, and the three pnrtles lu
the case had rooms opeulng on to this
promenade. One afternoon as the aunt
was parading up and down the veran
da she noticed that tbe artist was In hit)
room writing a letter. Sho at once
suspected that It was n note to be
passed to Miss Eileen at the first fa
vorable opportunity.
Tlio chaperon was disturbed, but de
termined. Sho promenaded clear
around tlio house, and upon her return
sho beheld a sheet of note paper lying
ou the floor. Sho also saw that tlio
artist had stepped out of his room. A
draft had caught up the letter he was
writing and drawn It through the open
window.
Aunt Mary was a woman of tbe
sternest principles. She reasoned It
out lu a moment that she bad no mo
ral right to that note. It was for her
to Ignore lis existence and continue
her promenade, but a.l at once her
stem principles took n tumble.
Sho stooped, seized tbe sheet and
fled to her room, which wns next to
that of her niece. Even then it wns
not too lato to snvo her lifelong prin
ciples untarnished. She could have
torn tlio sheet Into fragments before
reading tho lines written thereon. She
could, but she didn't. Sho read even to
the last word, and a moment later she
was lu tlio room of her niece, saying:
"I suspected It from the first! IIo Is
n cold blooded wretch!"
"Who Is, auntie?" was the natural
query.
"Mr. Clifford! I hnve found him out
Just In time. Oh, the perfidy of It!
Oh, the Insults heaped upon us! Head
that. No, let mo read It."
And, holding the half finished letter
lu her left hand and using the right
forefinger to punctunto tho air while
sho held her figure In tragic pose and
spoke from the depths of her Indlgna
tlon, sho read:
Dear Jim I havo soon both of them,
Tho old ono Is no roo.1 and badly out of
repair. WouMn t lake her as a (rift
Guess Bho was ono of the lint ones made.
The other 1b a clipper, with heaps of go
In her. Decided luirgaln, ami I ahull close
the deal nt once. Climbs tbe steepest hills
nround hero like n cut, mid you ought to
see her scoot on the level! The old one
i Thnt was ns far ns tho artist had
'written when ho left tho room, and
the breeze camo in and toyed with the
sheet and sent It to tho feet of the
woman who had a duty to do. She
finished reading and maintained her
poso for half a mlnuto and then sol'
cmuly Bald:
"I found It ou tho veranda. Tho
wind brought It to me. It come from
his room. I snw him ns ho was writ
ing It."
"Do you mean thnt Mr. Clifford
wroto this?" asked the young lady.
"I do. Was ever villainy more com
pletely unmasked! IIo has seen both
of us. The old one Is no good nnd bad
ly out of repair. I am the old one.
am badly out of repair."
"But, auntie"
"Don't Interrupt uie. Wouldn't take
her ns a gift! Guess she was one of
the first ones made. This about rue
about your own aunt! Oh, tho crafty,
sneaking villain!"
"But why should Mr. Clifford write
such things about you? lie is surely a
gentleman, and there must be n mis-
take somewhere."
"And he refers to you," continued
the aunt without heed lit the question
"he refers to you as a clipper with
heaps of go in her. You are a decided
bargain. You climb bills like a rat
You scoot on tho level! The man
ought to be driven from the hotel."
"He never wrote It!" exclaimed tho
girl. "lie never meant you nor me,
There is some awful mistake here. I
never saw his handwriting, but I'll"
"Walt right here!" hoarsely com
manded the aunt. Aud, with the letter
In her bond, she went down to the of
fice to consult tho register. She was
absent ten minutes, aud during this
interval Miss Eileen beard a man's
teDS ou tbe veruuda and peeped put
to e the artist looking about as If be
bad lost something. Wben the aunt
returned she bad the light of victory
In her eyes.
"The writing Is tbe same," she an
nounced. "He would be convicted in
any court in tbe land. I am an old
one and badly out of repair, and you
re a clipper and climb bills like a
cat If he doesn't leave tbe hotel this
evening we shall start for home In the
morning."
"But I won't go until we are aure
about it," replied the young lady, with
spirit
"Oh, we'll be sure enough about it
Meanwhile at dinner tonight we'll give
Mr. I'aul Clifford tbe coldest snubbing
a man ever received. If you don't as
sist me I'll telegraph your father.
We'll see if he will put up with hli
duugbter being called a cat and a de
cided bargain. I will do tbe snub
bing, aud you simply maintain your
dignity. Out of repair, am I? We'll
see if he isn't worse off."
Tho artist missed bis half finished
epistle, made a search for It and Anal
ly Indited another and mailed it away,
lie came down Into the parlors ten
minute before dinner, hoping for a
word or two with Miss Clcves.
She blushed at sight of him and
blushed still harder as be advanced,
but Bbe stood ou her dignity that is,
she turned her bead away and In
some confusion he passed her and re
marked to tbe aunt that It bad been a
fine day. Miss Cleves wheeled about
like a machine, and after fixing him
with a cold glare lasting thirty sec
onds she icily replied:
"Sir, you have made a mistake."
Tbe artist fell back. He almost fell
over himself In doing so. So far aa
he was concerned he mU'bt have fall
en over tbe hotel aud not been aware
of the fact. It was a summer frost,
and it nipped him bard. Had be turn
ed ouce more toward the girl be would
have found her pose as dignified as
before, but a look of something like
pity In her eyes.
Mr. Clifford did not enter the din
ing room. Frostbites take away a
man's appetite. lie went out Into the
dusk and sat down ou a bowlder and
Imagined that he was Sherlock
Holmes, aud after an hour or so be
figured things out.
Then he sent a telegram to a friend
In the city a friend who knew the
Cleves family well. That bight he was
missed from parlors and verandas. He
could play aud sing and recite, and
there were nlany inquiries for him.
When they wero addressed to Miss
Cleves her reply was:
"Excuse me, but I don't know tbe
party."
There was a new arrival at the hotel
next forenoon. He was closeted with
the artist for half an hour, and then
he bled him forth and found Miss
Clcves seated In a grotto, still wonder
ing how any man on earth dared to
write to another that sho was an old
one. The interview wmcn lonowea
was hot for the first fifteen minutes.
Then It gradually cooled off, though nt
regulnr Intervals for the next half hour
the woman In the case rose to her feet
and exclaimed:
"Yes, but how dared be write that
the old ono was no good and out of
repair? It's shocking, sir. It'a dread
ful! It's something that I cannot forgive."
"But you know, Miss Cleves"
"And how dared he speak of my dear
tilece as climbing a hill like a cat!
Aud how dared he refer to her as a
scooter on tho level! Think of it, sir
a scooter!"
"But you now understand"
"Why, if her father come to know
that she had been called a cat, a
scooter nnd a bargain, 1 should trem
ble for the consequences!"
Nevertheless, when n man bus expla
nations that explain and when he goes
over those explanations often enough,
even an indignant old liiatd must be
convinced at last. So it was with Miss
Cleves. She finally melted, drew a
breath of relief and, seeing Miss Elloen
strolling toward them, she called to
her:
"()li, dearie, It appears that we have
made nn awful mistake. It transpires
that Mr. Clifford was writing to Mr.
Gaston about a couple of nutos that
tho latter had asked him to look at.
Therefore I am not an old one, and you
dou't climb hills like a cat If you
can find Mr. Clifford bring him here,
aud I will aiologlze."
Any artist who didn't pursue his ad
vantage after that deserved to be left
behind In the race.
If any one baa tome across a young
man with a lop shoulder and a pair of
bow legs and answering to the name
of French, please forward particulars
at once, ills heartbroken father is
here at the Gulch and wanU to know
The Land of the Fres.
"There's eight nations reprcslnted in
this ward of ours," said Mr. Holloran
to his wife on bis return from a po
litical meeting. He began to count
them off on his fingers.
"There's Irish, Frlnch, Eyetalhuis,
Toles, Germans, Itoosslans, Greeks
an'
Mr. Hollorau stopped and began
again:
"There's Irish, Frincb, Eyetallans,
Poles, Germans, Iloosslnns, Greeks
nn' ain't It queer I dlsremlmber the
other want There's Iris, Frineh"
"Maybo 'twas Americans," suggest
ed Mrs. Hnlloran.
"Sure, that's It," said her husband.
"I couldn't think." Youth Companion.
LIVELY NCKR ITEMS
Always Something Doing In the
Land of Giveadam Gulch.
SEEKS LOP SHOULDER MAN
Editor Jim Hellso Wants to Know aa
to His Whereabouts In Order to East
the Mind of a Heartbroken Fathar,
Other Important News.
Copyright, 1908. by T. C. MeClure.J
Henry Sldne aud William Davis ot
Lone Jack bad a dispute last Satur
day ns to tbe weight of Secretary
Toft, and guns were drown aud eight
shots llred. When shyster lawyers
shoot at each other no oue is hurt
The editor of the Blue Hills Ban
ner called us a liar over the telephone
the other day. Three hours later,
when we appeared in Blue Hills wltb
calling card In our hand, the mat;
bad been gone into tbt mountains fj
twcrtioura.
A lOVNd II AIT WITH LOP 8H0ULDCR9 AND
A PAIH OP BOW UOS.
what has become of bim. If any of
tbe cowboys around here hung him
for horse stealing, forward particulars
Just the same. It will ease tbe father's
mind to know that his son was not
drowned lu some river or smothered
in a snowdrift.
Numerous subscribers are writing us
to ask what candidate we propose to
support at the coming presidential
election. As postmaster of Giveadam
Gulch we wish to hold our job, and
we shall be in no hurry to come out
and swing our hat Bread and butter
first, patriotism next.
Colobel John Slont of Big X ranch
called on us the other day and insisted
that the Kicker pick a fuss wltb Ja
pan. Because we refased to do It he
stopped his paper and went away mad.
We have had to gently shoot tbe colo
nel three different times In the last
four years to keep him In the harness,
and it looks as if we should hare to
bore blm again.
Tbe Hellso Opera House closed its
season last Saturday ulght with "Un
cle Tom's Cabin." It was a dramatic
close. Tbe boys shot out all the lights,
three actors had their shoe heels shot
off, and the company started the next
morning to walk the distance to Flor
ence. Wo are a theatrical people at
the Gulch, but sometimes we grow
most too enthusiastic.
Some of the papers in this territory
are making fuu of our presidential
boom and asking where it Is. Don't
sweat your collars, gentlemen. We
have started out to be president of the
United States, and though it may take
a llttlo time we shall get there In tbe
end If we don't catch the measles.
Walt for the dark horse.
Mr. Buffalo Johnson, who imagines
himself a holy terror, was notified by
the vigilance committee last Sunday
evening to leave the Gulch within six
hours. He got out with five and a half
hours to spare, and the tracks he made
In going were five feet apart Wben
it's up to a western man it's beautiful
to see him hustle.
One George Henderson of Utah got
It into his bead thnt it was his duty to
remove us to another sphere, and on
Monday morning he called in at our
sanctum to do the little act. After he
had fired five shots at us we took a
hand in the game, and George is now
In the hospital and a doctor Is looking
for the bullet in bis shoulder. He an
ticipated an easy victory and a crown
of laurels and is somewhat disappoint
id at the outcome.
Jim Hellso, which Is us, does not
bold fourteen different elective and ap
pointive oflices, as some of the papers
announce. We hold only seven, and
we don't know where on earth to score
up another. Some newspaper men may
think It a duty to edit their papers
from the poorhouse, but we don't be
ing to the bunch. When we work for
the country at large we expect to get
our dollar a day and board and lodgings.
Tbe money stringency that struck
the country last full has had no effect
whatever ou Giveadam Gulch. There
was only a dollar or two lu the town,
aud that has been circulating from
hnnd to hand to give everybody a fulr
show. Another dollar is expected next
month, and then we shall probably
have a real estate boom.
Mr. Charles Harrison, a representa
tive of a waterworks system, returued
to Chicago yesterday after a stay of
four weeks in the town. He came to
see about putting in waterworks, but
as he saw only one gallon of water
used during his stay be became dis
couraged and went his way.
We had nothing against Mr. Thomas
Weed, but wben his wife gave a birth
day party and left us out in order to
administer a social snub we communi
cated with a sheriff In Pennsylvania,
and Mr. Weed went back east last
week to finish the balance of his term
lu prison. We are not a cantankerous
cuss, but we are the head of society
In this town, nnd any attempt to rub
it In on us will witness the departure
of some well known citizen.
Mr. George Bates of Lone Jack has
lost his third wife and has our con
gratulatlons. She has eloped, like her
predecessors, and if he doesn't over
haul her he may count on being rid of
her for good and all. If be takes a
fourth he ought to get oue so lame in
both legs that she can't skldoo. As to
divorces and all that, George is not a
mHU 10 lei mem Doiuur nun.
lu shooting at Jim Cummlngs the
other day an Individual from Mon
tana named Waterford killed a valua
ble broncho belonging to Silas Wll
Hams. The man is in Jail, and even if
he pays the price of the broncho the
Jury will want to know by what right
a critter like him Is carrying a gun
around. No wonder Arizona is re
fused statehood. M. QUAD.
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, tShing'les, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers
EXPERT HORSESflOERS
We have the best up-to-date machinery nnd expert work
men and nit' prepared to do all classes of
NEWW0RK& GENERAL REPAIRS
FEELING BAD?
tomivch oat of order, Llrer tin Keith, Bowel all clogged
bp, aud yon hv that all-gone-tlretl-oiH'jfeollagt
Take an NR Tablet To-night.
Ton will begin to feel better tt onee. Their action la
different from other LWer nnd 8 to mac h medlciuea no
frlping, no tickenlng or weakening aenaatluaa They
make yon feel good.
BETTER THAU PILLS FOB LIVER ILLS.
"If atnra'a Ramedr" mm Taklatal la tha rmrr haas Bra.
'sarlption tor sour Stomach, Sick lifiulache, Luis ot Appe
tite, Sallow lompleilon, constipation, Liver complaint.
Skin Dlseasea, Chills, Malaria, Bliionaneat, Dropajr, Plm
pins and Rheumatism. All of ili.s. diseases are caused bf
stoppages and consequent decay and fermentation in aoms
Or ail ul the digestive, organs. S a ISs ai. SelS Iverywhara.
CHas. N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK TO
CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Wasco County, on June
19. 19UH. reirularly atiDointed the undersigned ad
ministrator of the estate of I.. T. Udell, deceased.
All persons having claims againnt the estate of
the deceased, are hereby rcxiuired to present them
with the proper vouchers therefor, to the under
signed at the office of John Lelond Hendenion.
attorney for the eetate, at Hood Kiver, Oregon,
within six montha from tbe date ot Una notice.
Dated this 24th day of June, im
j25-j23 M. M. ItUSKKI.L, Administrator.
notick'for publication
Depart mon t of tbe I nlerlor, I .and Office at The
Dallrs, Oregon, may in, iu.
Notice Is hereby given that
KltA VIRION U llltOMlIM
ot Hood River, Oregon, who, on April Ulli,
190H, made Timber Application, no. ui, mr
HWk SW '4 ot Hei tion Xi, T. li .North, Itunge
10 East, Lot i of Section S, l,ot 1 and MhNK!4
Heotlon 6, T. 1 North, Utilise 111 Kant. Willam
ette Meridian, bus filed notice of Intention to
make r lnal sroof, to elublln claim to me
laud above druerl bed . before tbe Rt'K later nnd
Kecelver. at tbe Dalles, Oregon, on lite 2'nd
dftyofJuly, HKi.
I ne Claimant niimea aa wiuiefeH: vv . K"e
Wlnann.of Hood Kiver, Oregon: Thomas Col.
Ilns.of IltMtd Kiver. Oregon: Charles It. Hone,
of Hood River, Oregon: Oeo. K. Wlliains, of
Hood Klver, Oregon.
I1I2U-II7 w. Mtiuiir., iicgmer.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land office at The Dalles, Oregon,
June 2.1, ltfiD.
Notice la hereby given that Robert W.
Caldwell, of Hood River, Oregon, who, on
April jutn, Itwa, uinue titsutwmi i'.iiiiv.
i:tl. Sir NKi.SKti of Sccllnn NSWHanil
8K'4W'4, Section 25, Township J North
Raiiga K Wllliinu-tie Meridian, ltaa tiled
notice ol intention to mase mint uvu'vear
ir,t to etitbilali cliiim to the land above
descrllted, before Hie Heglater and Receiver,
at The llallea, Oregon, ou thi Jtth day ol
A'lg., 1!K.
Clulmaut names aa wittiett: 1.. K. Lyons,
R Iph Jai via, diaries W. ileld anil Karl K.
Harmless, all of Hood Klver. Oregon.
J2j:s) c.W. moure, Kegisier
NOTICK FOR PUHLICATION
Department of the Interior, V. Lund Office,
at The Dalles, Oregon, June 23, 1'JOa.
Notice Is liereby given mat
MARY I.. 1IOOTH.
of Hood River, Oregon, who, on June 10, 19UK,
made timber and stone application no. ,
for NWiNWM, (section at, 'lowuamp t n,
it l.' WHIiiniette Meridian. Inui tiled
n..ii, i,i i in. 'i t Ion to make dual timber and
mono proof, to csiublleli claim to the hind
above nrscrloed, he lore KKltf and Receiver
ol the U. s. fjind Oftlev, at. The Unties, Ore.
(on, on ihuntli day of September, Woe.
t'lailliunt liaioea aa numw. ,j . .
Marshall, James 8. rUmoiiton, Wllliaii H.
Davis, John Went and Caroline l' n Inert son,
ul! of Hood Ulver, Oregon,
J'Jslfi
C. W. MOORE,
Register,
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
II, M. ljtnd Office at The Dnllt-s, Oregon,
June 2!), m.
,., ..ti-nn 11, nt Pa isilltie Pnllicrl.
INllUl-n in 11,-1. -J ft 1 . - ' -
sou, of Hood River, Oregon, who, on June HI,
lig, niaae iiniiier aim swiie ph'ih whom,
,ti7ll, for KK'.NKV. iscc. 20, W!,NW'-4. 8K;
NW'iHec. gl, Township 1, N., Iluiige 11. K.,
Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice of In
tention to make tlnsl Umber and none proof,
to establish claim to the land sbovedetcrlbed
before t lie mgister auti iticetvei 01 me u n.
I.hiiO Office, ut The ll'e, Oregon, on the
17tli itayornepl'utter,r.tos.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry .
Marshal, .fumes K. Smmnton. William 11. Da
vis, John West and Mery L. Hooth, all of
Hood River, Oregon. C. W. MO'lKf.,
jiupi Register.
Notice Is hereby glv. u that the nndersignsd
will receive bids at his office tit lira city tl
i. r. n tr. (nlv l.tl) inelils.
Ive, for transcribing and Indexing all records
of Wasco Con nl. v lo sny way ailcciing rea
estate situated in IHski Kiver iawiiiv, hm
liiinscrlptstobele-lllen In record books
to be furnished by Htsjd Kiver Couuty. Uitls
should specify the, amount per folio of one
hundred words lor transcribing and indexing
1 ....!.' a hoiifl In the sum
of Three Thousuud Dollars will berequlied to
insure tne lai.niui iwuuimnuiv ...
tract. The right Is resei ved to reject any or
all bids A. J. DKRKi ,
County Judge of Hood River County.
NOTU'K FOR PUBLICATION.
(ISOLATED TRACT.)
Public Land Sale. Serial 020.
Tho Dnlles.Oiegon.UndOfnce.
July S, lHOfl.
Notice N hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of tliettenenl Land oittce,
under provisions of Act ol l.ngiess approved
June 27, UHia, I'ubllc No. 9U, we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at 1130 o -clock
a. nt.. on the IMh day of August. IH08,
next, at this office, tbe foltowlug tract of land,
'"tsK ik NK I,', Htc. 20. T. 1. N., R. H, K., W. M.
Any irone claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file their
claims, or objections, ou or before the day
above designated for sale.
V. W. M00RB. Register.
J9-al3 hovin H. arsbson, Receiver.
Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate
In the County Conrt of Wasco County, now of
Hood Klver County, State of Oregon, In tbe
matter of (iuaediaiishlpof Koba J. Tucker,
now Klaus, Florence It. Tucker, now Klaus,
lA-Hati. Tucker, now Klaus, vnd Roblna
Tucker, now Klaus, minor chil dren of Robu
J. Tucker, deceased, and adopted children
of A. C. Klaus and Co a Ilelle Klaus, his
wife, by Cora llelle Klaus, Guardian.
I, Cora Hello Klnns, gunrdlnn of the persons
and estate '( itoba J. Tucker, now Klaus,
Florsnce R. Tucker, now Klaus Leila 10. Tuck-
ni.u, 1 lout, t.,,,1 it.ililnu Tnnlr., iinuL'1,,11.
children of Rous. J. Tucker deceased, and!
adopted chili. rete of A. V. KIhqr and Cora
Helle Klaus, do hereby give Notice that in
pursuance of tut order, of Hie Coursly Court of
lliecouniyoi wasco.nowjiooa mvcri oimty,
htiate ot Oregon, made and entered in tlie
above entitle cause on Friday the 2iith day of
June, A. 1). l'.'tw. I the undei-Mlgned as said
gunriiian win sen itie premises uescriuei in
said order and hereinafter described ut pt'l
vute sale. 011 1 lie following terms and condi
tions: The price must be not less than eiilit
tnnusnntl aollnrs tgiouu.) lor tne minors inter
est in said land: of which sum ftve hundred
(.MJ0) dollars must be cash In hand paid on the
spot, to said (iuurdlnn, or her uttorney John
Lelaud llcudurson for her, on the day of sale;
nnd the furl Iter sum of not less than one third
of the suiil t.-f)U0. to include Die t'm. to he Jul d
as aforesaid, iihiu the execution and delivery
of a guardian's deed for suid really together
wltb on uh-lruct of title for said really; lite
remaining two thirds of the pnrchtise prl e lo
be secured hy first mortgage tin saiti really,
and the debt evidenced by three promissory
notes, each for one third of the remaining two
thirds of said purchase price, puvable In one,
two and three years resiecilvely sfter date of
sale, Willi annual Interest thereon at the rate
of eight pensent per annum, from date of sale
until paid, said mortgage aud said notes to be
executed dv ine purchaser or purcnascrs 111
favor of the said (iuardlan. and niado pay
able to said guardian's order at Seattle, king
County. Slate of Washington. In pursuance
ol said order and on said terms, 1 will from
aud alter the mill duy ol July, A. I) 19., pro
ceed to sell ami win sen tne following (tesci to
ed real estate, subject only to the widow's
dower and confirmation of wild sale by the
Coiintv Court of Hood Klver County, afore'
uid. The property hereinbefore referred to,
Is narttcularlv d scribed as follows, lo-wlt:
Two certain tracts of land, heretofore situate
In the County of Wasco, now Hood River
County, Htate of Orcgon,-
Klrst tract Tbe southeast quarter of tbe
southeast quarter of section twenty-seven (27),
lownsbln (2) north, range ten (10) east Willam
ette Meridian, containing forty (10) acres, ex
cepting uiereout tne following aescrioea por
tion thereof, heretofore sold and conveyed
by orneroi saiu court vis:
H. ginning at the corner to sections twenty.
six (2ti) and twenty-seven (27), thirty-four (Ht)
aud ilnrty-llve ("), township two (2) north,
range (10) east of the Willamette Meridian;
tbence running north along the section line
bcl ween sections twenty-six (2ti) and twenty
seven (27), ten (10) chulns lo an Iron bar set
for tne northeast corner of Hie land herein
dcB-rlbed; ttvei.ee ruu south W degrees f7
in mites west parallel to the south boundary
of section iwcniy-sevcii ('J,'), ten (10) chains to
an iron bur set for the northwest comer of the
land herein described; thence run south pur.
allel to the east boundary of said section
twenty-seven (27) ten (hi) cliiilnsto an iron bar
on the south boundary of section twenty
seTen (27), set for the southwest corner of the
land herein described: tiience run north 89
degrees 57 minutes, esst ten (10) chains to the
southeast corner of said section twenty-seven
1271. township tvo 12) north, range ten (101
east or the Willamette Meridian,
Second tract Conimrncing ut the south;
east coiner of tbe northeast quurter of tl
southeast quarter of section twenty-seven (2,,
In township (2) north of range icn (10) east of
the Willamette Meridian itinnlnu thence
north thirty (90) rods, thence west eighty (NO)
rods, thence south thirty (tf1) rods, thence
Cast , Iglily (Sti) rods to the place ol begin
ning, containing fifteen (15) acres more or less;
making forty-live tii) acres In sil; together
with the Iniprovcmeuts, ctcisisti'ig of the
two-story cottHge and out buildings heieon,
and as provided In said ordi r, sa d premises
not bring stisceplible of a division Into lots
ttMracts, without Injury to Hie cslute, will be
sold, ss a whole. In one tract.
This notice Is published lu the Urod River
(Hacier, In accordance with Ihe said order re
quiring the notice to be published In a news
paper of general circulation, published week,
ly in theCounly of Wasco and btale of Oregon
tor foor successive week and tor five Inser
tions therein, the first publication to be the
2nd dsv of July, 1'AKt, and the last publication
July ;llh, l'.SH.
Tbe Bale will be made subject to Hie dower
Interest of said Cora llelle Klaus, formerly
widow of Rola J. Tucker, deceased.
CORA HKI.LK KLAUS, Unardian.
Wm M. Watson, Seattle, Wash. John I .eland
Henderson, lliaid River, Ore., Attorneys for
Onardlnn.
NOTICK FOK PUBLICATION
Deonrtmrnt of the Interior, U. 8. I jnd Office
at The Dalles. Oregon. June22od,l'JUK.
Notice Is herebv given that
ERTON T. Kol.TS,
of Hood River, Oregon, who, on Jnne 82nd,
1908. made Tlmbei and Stone sworn slnte.
ment, Nn. 4Kt. for SWIj NE'-i NK'i,
Section S4, Township 2 N.. Range HE., W. M..
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of bis
Intention to make final proof, to establish
claim to the land above dewrthel. before the
Register snd Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon,
on the 4th day of cpt.. m.
. Claimant names us wltne sess: John Wills.
Icr. Harry C Wblsler. Clark Htnufter, sll of
Mosier Oregon, ana O. L. Walter, of Hod
River, Oregon.
J2 s3 C. W. MOORE, Register.
Hunts Paint & Wall Paper
Company
Hare added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH
KS and IHIUSHES.
HEATH & MILLIOAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock ol paper include latest designs in Blanks, Gilta
and hifth Grades, From 10c up. A full stock of room
molding, Picture rail. Plate 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 Streets.
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
FRUIT DEALERS
and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit Boxes
Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit.
.10 HN LELANP HENDERSON, Pres. MARION I. HENDERSON,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publid Vice President
8. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Trew.
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
Purveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds.
Home and Pacific Telephones.
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Oregon Lumber Company
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ORDERS FOR
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Piling:, Cedar Posts
and Poles
SOLICITED
Can also furnish Slab Wood $2.50 per coid, f. o. b.
Hood River
CityOfficb: Phone Maiu 51
Mill Officii : Phone Dee Line
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-DEALER IN
GILL.
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDWARE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
and Stiletto Cutlery.
HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, - - OREGON.
ZaT-SZOIr STABLE
Livery, Feed and Draying..
STKANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
Horpes bought, sold or exchanged.
Pleasure parties can secure first-class riljs.
Special attention given to moving furniture an
piiinos.
We do everything hornes can do.
Ph. C. YOUNG
Dealer Ii
Fresh and Cured Meats
Lard, Poultry and Fish
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
PKone Main 471 Free Delivery
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