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Newspaper Page TextHOOD ttlVER OLAOIER, THUR8DAY, AUGUST 13 1908. Six EVENTS IN OREGON I Complain Again! Kailroadg. Salem Repeated and persistent complaints have been coming In to the Kallroad Commission from ship pers of livestock from all parti of the ktate of the facilities for handling livestock shipments on the 0. R. A N. and Southern Pacific lines and the rate schedule system for single and double-deck stock cars. The com mission has been asked to take the matter up with the view of lndu ng the railroad companies to either pro vide, a more adequate supply of double-deck cars or to revise the rate schedule and make it more clear and equitable. The cost of chartering a double deck car for shipping hogs, sheep and goats is about 170 per cent of the rate of two single-deck stock cars. There Is a provision In the tariff under which, if the company Is un able to furntih a double-deck car when ordered, the shipper will be furnished with two single-deckers at the same rate. Few shippers, how ever, are aware of this and those who are not are frequently 'bumped' for the extra coat of two single-deck cars. Those who are wise to the sit uation put in an order for'a double deck car which they know the com pany cannot fill and reap the benefit. Island City in Ruins. La Grande The suburb of Island City, four miles distant from here, with a population of 300, Is practi cally in ashes. A conflagration last week from an origin unknown, gut ted the business section, leaving but one store building, and took Ave res idences up in smoke. Shortly after midnight Friday the fire was discov ered. The electric pump at the water station was temporarily out of com mlHHlon and before it was set ia mo tion the fire gained such headway it was hurd to overcome. The Pioneer Flouring Mill, with all its contents, wag ruined at a loss of $100,000; the Island City M. & M. Company's im plement warehouse and contents, representing a loss of $50,000; a ho tel, blacksmith shop, store, bank Luilding and five residences totaling o Iohb that will bring the grand total up to $175,000. The amount of In surance cannot be ascertained. The La Grande lire department sent- a special train and helped to conquer the flames, which for a time threatened to devastate the entire residence district. l'lnn for Itig Farming Colony, Sunipter A scheme involving much importance to this section of Eastern Oregon, is the settling up of a large tract of land in this vicinity and Whitney by a farming communi ty. The lands in question are tracts once covered with pine timber, which In recent years has been cut down. The land Is now idle and of no use except to' sheep and cattle-owners, who lense bodies of It for grazing pirrJiosoB.' It can be used by them but a short while, as the grass soon becomes scarce after' range stork roatn over It a few weeks. It has been demonstrated that the foothills of bench lands of this Bectlon are wonderful producers of hay with the assistance of Irrigation, which Is easy, as the country is well watered by large mountain streams. There are' thousands of acres of this land lying idle at present. Lucky Hoy Mine (Joes to Creditors. Eugene The Lucky Doy mining property In the Bluo River district, in Lane county, owned principally by Louis Zimmerman, of Portland, has been ordored sold to satisfy judg ments. Te decre Btates that Grant Phegley Is entitled to $354.80 as re ceiver of the company, which shall be the first paid out of the proceeds. J. W. Shumate's lien for $354.40, with attorney's fees and costs, is next stat ed, and then follows many others. The receiver of the Title Guarantee & Trimt Company la given a Judg ment for $1250 in trust for its at torneys' of reccrd, Snow & McCam ant, ami then follows the mortgage lieu of the defondant Title Guaran tee & Trust Company for $255,450. The decree then provides for the manner of salo and who may be the bidders thereat. Knocks nt Asylum Door. Salem Friendless and homeless, James Cm tilers, nine months in the United States, upplled to the Oregon Stale Innsane Asylum Saturday af ternoon upon tho ground that he was insane and that, if he runutlned at largo much longer he would do him self bodily harm. This Is the first . time within the memory of those connected with the institution that a person has made voluntary applica tion for admittance on the ground of Insanity. The case of Cruthurs is a most pit iable one. He came to the United States from Ireland with an Invalid mother, his father having died only n few months before. He had been in this country a few wooks when the mother died, and being alone In the world and unacquainted with American ways he lapsed Into an acute state of melancholia. Hooth Case Jury Votes Acquittal. Portland Separate verdicts of ac quittal were reported in the United States court nt 9:30 o'clock Sunday ' morning against each of the three defendants in the Booth-Singleton conspiracy case, Robert A. Booth, ex State Senator; James Henry Booth, x-Receiver of the Koicburg Land Office and their brother-ln-laW, T. E. Singleton. SOLniXRS AT AMERICAN LAKE. Regular and Washington and Oregon Guardsmen Under Canvas. Tntoma, Wash., Aug. 4. All Reg ular Army troops and the Washing ton and Oregon National Guard are under canvas. Regulars numbering 2584 enlisted aien and 113 officers are now In cjimp at Murray Station, 11 miles from Tacoma. The National Guard of Washington la represented by a full regiment of Infantry and one troop of cavalry. The National Guard of Oregon Is represented by two regi ment! oMofantry. In addition to these troops, which will represent the actual fighting force, are the engineers and signal corps men, and the rooks and bak ers. To Company B, of the Engineer Corps, Lieutenant L. II. Watkins commanding, has fallen the work of laying out the big camp. In which the entire force is being assembled. Per fect sanitary arrangements have been perfected. Cooking and baking have likewise been reduced to a fine art, and 41 men under Captain II. T. Ferguson, will bake bread for the entire camp. Lectures on various topics In mili tary interests will be given from time to time by specially designated officers. The Oregon and Washington Na tional Guard troopa will be In camp until August 12, and will be suc ceeded by guard regiments from Montana, Idaho and North Dakota. The regulars will spend the entire month In the field. Notify Prohibition Nominee Aug. 18. Chicago, Aug 4. It has been de cided to hold the meeting for the notification of E. W. Chafin, prohi bition candidate for President, on Tuesday, August 18, In Music Hall, Fine Arta building, Chicago. The EUGENE W. CHAFIN. notification address will be delivered by Professor Charles Scanlon, who Is permanent chairman of the. National Prohibition convention. The Nation al Prohibition executive committee will meet at the same place to con sider plans for the campaign. Lincoln's ltlrllnluy to lie Celebrated. Springfield, 111., Aug. 4. Prepara tions are being made for the celebra tion on an elaborate scale the 100th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, on February 12, 1909. The exercises will be held In this city. The entire proceedings will be under the general direction of the Lincoln Centennial Association. Invitation have been Issued to the President, the members of his Cabi net and to the Ambassadors, Minis ters and Consuls of the foreign gov ernments. Among those who have already agreed to be present If pos sible are Ambassadors Bryce and Jassuranb, William J. Bryan and William H. Taft. Cross Land by Balloon. Chicago, Aug. 4. A transconti nental balloon race, starting from either Los Angeles or San Francisco with the Atlantic seabord as the ob jective point, is being planned by the Federation of American Aeronauts. PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Track prices: Club, 88e; rod Russian, 86c; bluestem, 91c; Valley, 8 8c. Barley Feed, $24.60; rolled, $2526. Oats No. 1 white, $26.50; gray, $26. Hay Timothy, Willamette Valley, fancy, $14; do. ordinary, $13; East ern Oregon, $16.60; mixed, $13; alfalfa, $11. Butter Extra, 28c; fancy, 25c; choice, 20c; store, 18c. Eggs 24 25c. Hops 1907 crop, 56ViO. Wool Valley 1414Hc; Eastern Oregon, 816c, as shrinkage. ft; to Mohair Choice, 18 19c. KKATTLM MARKETS. Wheat -Bluestem, 8889o. Oats- $25 26. narley -$23. Hay Eastern Washington timo thy, $13 (it 14 per ton; Puget Sound hay, $9.50(if $10 per ton; wheat hay, $12.50 per ton; alfalfa, $9.60 10 per ton. Butter Washington creamery, 28c per lb; ranch, 21 23c per lb; Ore gon, 25c per lb. Eggs Selected local, 308ic per doz.; Eastern, 22c per doi; Ore gon ranch, 24c per do. Dy nu mite Fus, Found at Oakland Oakland, Cul., July 28. Deteo- tlves are scouring the city and Bur rounding territory lu an effort to lo cate three men seen In the act of hiding 3000 feet of dynamite fuse In the Southern Pacific Company's yard. East Oakland. It Is believed that thcbe men may be able to throw some light on the recent dynamite explosions In this city. Bathing Don'ts. Don't enter the water if you have eaten within an hour. Don't, if you ore fat, neglect a daily sea bath. Sea swimming Is the best and quickest reducer kuowu. Don't have a set duration for tht bath. It Is best always to come out nt the slightest premonition of cold. Don't go lu the water cold. It Is best to go In warm, even, slightly perspiring. He who begins bis bath perspiring gets the best reaction. Dou't plug the ears with cotton. Cot ton does not keep out the wet, since It at owe becomes saturated. Further more, no water can find its way to the drum of a normal f;ar. New fork Press. She Likes (oed Things. Mrs. Clias. K. Smith, of West Frank lin, Maine, rays: "I like good t hinr and liave a lopteri Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family laxative medicine, because they are eoeil and do their work without making a ftiH nlmut it." Tlieee sinlis piiriliers Mild at Cli&c. N. Clarke's drug ftore. 4V. "Hear nie, dearest," Implored the young man at the door. "I'm all on fire!" "Well," replied the iweet glrL "I'll call papa downstairs to put you oat " If you take Kodol in the beginning the bail attacks of ilys)i ia will I avoided, but if you allow tliei-e little Hi tack a to go unheeded it will take Kotlnl a longer time to put your stomach in good condition again, Wet a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by Keir & Cass. "Poor man 1 liave you always been blind?" "No, mum," answered Tired Titling untbluklngly Last week I wuz lame, but dere wuzn't euougb in it." A Faithful friend. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy since it was firft introduced to the public in 1H72, and have never found one in stance where a cure was not fpeedily effected by its use. I have been a com mercial traveler for 1 years and never start out on a trip without this, my faithful friend." tti II. S. .VcIioIh. of Oakland, Ind. Ter. When a man has used a remedy for 3'i years lie knows its value and is competent to vpeak of it. For pale by Keir & Cans. OIIDER TO SHOW CAUSE. I i llii" County C ourt of the Htiile of On-Kon, fur Hood Hivcr County (formerly Wwo County). In the mutter of the (litarillRiiHlilp of Rnhn J. 'l acker, now Klmix, Klnrenra it. Tucker, now K ail'. I.WIh K Turker, im KIhiim, and Knblnu Tucker, now Klaus, minor etitldren of Rob J. Tinker, deetawil, hy Cor Helle Klaus, Uunrdlitn. Now coining on tor hearln (lie motion ol Cora Belle Klaus, irimrdlan of Hie pemon an I extHteof Kol) J. Tucker, now Klmi. Florence R. Tucker, now K Unix, Leila K. Tu-kur. no.v KIhiih, mid Hotilna Tucker, now Klaus, iniii'.i children of Konn .1. Tucker, rtirmxed, dult apiioliited hy order of the County Court of the County of Wan, by John Leland Hendemon and Win. M. WatKon, her attorney, alleging: That, on the tilth day of 1ny, 1!IK, the pell, lion of Hald guardian wuh tiled in the aiinve entitled eaumi In the County Court of Wasco County, wherein lie xeekH, an kiii-Ii iruiiiriiitn, to eli certain realty belonging to twiil mlnnm dencrlbed In mild petition, mid praying for m ordei to nhow cauxe why mild real entitle liould not lie mild at private mile; That on, lo-wll, the loth dny of May, l'HK, the order wan entered In nald cause ami court tiv Judge A. K. Lake, County Judge of mild Wiikco County, ordering the next of kin of Kald wardH, and all persona Interextcd In siild eatale, to appear before aatrt Court on the Llilh day of June, 130K. at 10 o'clock a. in., at the county court room of the county court of Wasco, Oregon In ttie clly of The Dulles, iu wild eon nly of Waaco, state of Oregon, then and there to dhow caiiae, If any there be, why an order should not be granted for the sale of said real estate, and further, ordering that. copy of unlit order bfl published for four mic ciHMlve wteks In the Hood Klver (Under, a newpaper of general circulation, published In the city of itood Ktver, County of Wasco, state ol Oregon, the Hrst Issue of which punll. cation shall beon uiaaun aay 01 amy, isutc, That thereafter anld order was regularly published for the time required In sal. I order, as hy proof ol publication on tile in said cause dated Jnne'JMn, ltHM: That personal service waa had on said inln. ors and on Cora Helle Klaus, widow and next of kin, on the 28th day of May, twin, and that acceptance of service on said minor anil on aid Cora Helle K aim Is also regularly en. tered on said order, all of which will lie more fullv seen by eferctice to the returns thereon on file in said cause: That therealter, on Hald "Alt ti day of June, KICK. In I ha Comity Court of Wimcvi County, el the Pa lies. Oregon, the sulci petition to sell aid real estate cameon for hearing upon said order to show cause and proems as aforesaid; that at said hearing objections were made to the sale of said real estate by It. U.Tucker and others; that on motion of attorneys for petitioner, both ol wnom were present In court, the objection were overruled; That certllled copy 01 ine timer ounc nu lierlor Court of the Htate of Washington for k-imr I'onniv. dulv enlered. In the mailer of the (idoptioii of said Tucker minors by Albert 1 riMs Klaus and Cora Helle Klaus, their 1 aU 11 ml mother, was tiled In hhiu cause ill the ii'imi couiil.v l oin I. whereby the names ol said minors 'where changed from Tucker to K laus; Thai at. said time and place an order to sell said real estate waa entered by Jmlgu A K Lake, In said cause ami court, euinorizimr itwi oitniowertnir the said uTiiardlan to sell said real eslale fiom and after Thursday, the Hilt I, iisv of Julv. l'.iOH. as described In said petition ana in sain timer uiAtiir; Tbai. at the general election of the Htate of Oregon, held Juno 1st, lturs; me electors 01 ine State on iregon carveu 0111 01 wuhwit miiiiy tiu. t'onntv of Hood River, and that the llov. ernor of the B'ate of Oregon, on the 2d day of June. WUH by offlclal proclamation, proclaim ed said Conntv of Hood River as duly formed, and thai on the 24 Hi day of J line, IIKK, the tiovernor appointed the ouiuy omcers; That ine real esuite souuni. 10 u stim, i in the new Conntv of Hood River, and Slate of Oregon, and that all the papers In said eiuiso, and the cause llaelf, lias been transferred to sn4 Is to proceea in satu i:oumy 01 110011 River Hlate of Oregon; That as said order of salo was entered by the Judge ol the Comity or Wasco on the 2Mb. day ot June, on said order to show cause, r iirniil.la al said date, and as the said Coun ty of Hood Klvcr was orvBiilzed on the 21th day ot Jul e, ltKW, 1 lie question of Hie Jurisdic tion of the County Couil of Wasco County, Judge A. r,. Lake, to grant sucti oruer, is 111 douhi. And the Court liavlnr heard tho said mo Hon .and helmr advised In the pr inlses, and all the original papers In said cause bavin; been transferred from the County of Wasco to the County of Hood River, and now pro il tired laffore this Court In lie City ol Hood River and County of Hood River, White of Oregon, and the court Having examiiieu nie same and being advised In the premises, and having carefully considered the petition tiled In said cause by Coin Belle K laus, guardian, as aforesaid, on the Kith day of May, ltH'H. praying for the sale of me interest 01 ner sum wards li the real estate described iu the said petition, lo-wll: First tract The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-seven (27), lownshlniii north, range ten (10) east Wlllani ettn Meridian, containing forty (411) acres, ex ceptlng thereout the following described por tion thereof, heretofore aold and conveyed bv order of said court vii: H ginning tit Hit) corner to sections twenty slx I2i'.)nnd twentv-aeven c.), thirty-four Cll) and ih riy.tKe(;i ), township two (Jl north, range ten (10) east of the Willamette Meridian; thence running north along the section line between sections twenty-six (2t) and twenty seven C-), ten (10) chains to an Iron bar sel for the northeast corner of the land herein dcH-rihetl: taei.ee run south to degrees !7 minutes weal parallel to the south, boundary of section twenty-seven (27), ten ill)) chains to an lion bar set for Hie norlhweai corner ol the land liereln deacrllM'd; thence run south par. allel to the eual boundary of said section tw enty-seven (27) ten (ID) chains to an iron bar on the south boundary of section twenty seven (27), set for the southwest corner of 1 he land liereln described: thence run north N! degrees M iiilnutea, east ten (III) chains to the southeast corner of fald seel Ion twenty set en (27), township two (2) norlh, range len (111) east of the Wlllametle Meridian, after astir, vey made hy John llnd Henderson, stir vevor, In accordance with a former older o Hie County Court of Wasco County. Iregt n Second tract Commencing at Hie sottlli east comer of the Horn east quarter of tly southeast quarter of section twenty seven In township (i) 1101 ih "f range ten (I0 en -I of the Willamette Meridian runnteg thence north thlrtv t:h rods, thence west elahty tsO) rods, thence south thirty (!) rods, I hence east eighty (Hti) rods to the place ol begin ning, containing ttfteen (15) acres more or less; being situate In Hie County of Hood River (formerly Wasco) and Mate 01 inegnn And It appC'irtmr to the Com t also, I rem the said petition, thai the Income I10111 lliees t lie i f said minors la Insultlcleiit to maintain the said wards, and that It Is for the best In terests ol valtl wards aad necessary Ihst said real eslnte h nild lie, s ld, it Is hereby o tie', ed that I he next ot kin of the said waits, and all persons 1 111 crested In said estale, iippj a before the Con I on tho Mh dny of October, HUM. al IU o'clock a. in,, at the court room ol IheCoiihly t oti'l of Hood River County, ore gon, at the City of Hood River, in tlie sid County of Hi od lilvcr, stale of Oregon, then an. 1 there to show cause. II any there bit, why ae ortler should mil be granted or ttie sale ot said real estate. It In further ordered that a copy or said m". der shall be published for tour stiiTesslve weeks and rive Insertions, In the Hood Ktver Ulacter, a newsp:iM-r of general ctteulallon, published weekly In the city of H.hi I River. County or Hood River, State of Oregon, and circulating III sa d County, the first Issue of which publication shall be the tlth day of August, I'JUMnd the last publication of which shall be the 3d day of September. I'.HIS, accord ing to the statute In such cases made and pit vlded. ordered this 3d day of August, WO. A. J. I'r.itnt, County Judge. Stanley-Smith Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, iShing'les, Ete Lumber Delivered to SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers EXPERT HORSESHOERS We liavo tlio lit.'st up-to-diite tuachiiirry 11 ml expert work men Mini nre prepared to do all classes of NEW.WORK& GENERAL REPAIRS Yon have trlfd nil kinds of rlllg, . . .. .1 I (VmniH,.,. fcc ' fend tee I1W niUCll ururr in-y pin. action i 1 nfver aitt iiati iy an-ftum-Bir Pu11101m.u-T.1117 uin. uu Jowl better thfl minute you tnlie lli'in. Tlit'jr Lraco ,p ul pn nw life In yon, limkri you fuel Btrontrr.r anil bettor, because tlipy ara maue to rrtu late tho entire digoaClvdsyntem. Ooedoso will oodtIuco yon. ctt ! Soju BETTER THAN PRLS TS A. RUwis Medicine Co., '"' cf r, u s pat W2 Chas. N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon 0. EVERETT, The Practical Shoemaker, AtlltiKga' Old Stand. Fine Wor"k a Specialty. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. !Xpiirtmt?iit of the Interior, , I). 8. Uuti Office, The Dulli, Or ; July id, 1IXN. Notice la hereby given tliut HUN BY T. ANDERSON, of ML Hood, 'Ort-unn, who, on July at, t'.KM, initde Iloiiieilwtil .-nlrv Nn. Wtwil, for SW'4 Mild lots 1, 2 and 3, Kcftloii NO, Towniiliip 1 H, Itiintse 10 K, WIllHintttB Meritltr.n, hus tiled initife of inteiitloii to make Final Com. mutation l'rool, lo ealntillHh eliiiintu Hie land alKive deKerltieil. before Heirl.slerand Keeeiver at The Dallt'D, Oregon, on Hie !!;itn day of Aukiim, llios. i.'ialtiiatu nameit &a wiim'tixes: Kum;II Oobin,A)arlon W. Bhearer, LewlH WeyxHttdt tit una ' limiry Ullbert, all ot Ml. noon, nr. JHnao C. W. MOOHE. lla Inter. NOTICK Ft) It PUBLICATION l'eiariiiii'iilnf the Interior, U, H Land OtMeo, tit The I la I Ira, oreKiin, Jinieii, IW. Not lee Is hervliy (liven Unit MAKY I.. HOOTH, of Hood lliveM"lrea;'in, who, on June Hi, 190S, initil. tliiilier and Himifl it ' lien 1 1 n .No. WSJ. for NKNtVia, Seelion i, TowiiMltlp I N. U.iintu it K. wlllaiiietiH Moridliiti, lias tiled nutlee ot Intention to make II nil timber and aloiiH iioi'f, lo eaiabliKli elalin to the land above iieserltmd, hetore Ki lifter and Keeeiver of the U.H. I-himI Otliee, al The Dnlleii, Ore, gon, on the nih day ol 'efc-iileinuiT, I'liilniHiit naniea h wltneKmN: Marry K Marahall, Jamea 8. Wmonlon, Wllliaii. H. IiuvIh, Juhu Went and Caroline rhltiertaon, all of Hood Klver, Oregon C. W. MOO I IK, J'Jslll LeKister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Departtnent of the Interior, II. 8. Land Of lice nl The Halle, orugon, June at, IWW. Notice la hereby given thatCarulineCulbert son, of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, on June Hi, l!4)H, niHde tlintwr and alone tipplication. No. 4ir.ti. for NK''4Nfc, Wee. 20, W!.jN Vt '.4, t!K'4 W4 Sec. al, Towutdnp 1, N., Iiniige 11. K., WHIiinietie Merltllan, haa tiled notice of In tention to ninke tlnal limber ami stone proof, to establish el dm to Ihe land above described before the Heglater and K itlver of Hie U ts. Land office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 17th ilny ot September, labs Claimant imniea aa witnesses: Henry K. .Marshal, Janitu S . Hiinoiiton, William II. Da vis, John Wist und ilaly I.. Hooth, all of HtHid Klver, Oregon. C. W. MO' lUK, J"slo Keglater. NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION Department ol the Interior, I'. M. Land Ottlce at The Dalles, Ore. July Hi, 1908. Notice la hereby given thai UUriMfclX OOBIN, of ML Hood, Oregon, who, on July 24, l'JOil, maila lioniesiBad entry, No. LWHD, for NS'4 Section A), township 1 W., Itange 10 K, Wllia- melte Meridian, haa tiled notice or intention lo make final commutation proof, to establish cliilm lo Ihe land almve described before the Ki glsier an t Keetlver at Tb Dalit a, Oregon, on Hie 2Mh day ol August, 1W8. C.alnmnl nainea aa wllnesses: Honry T. Anderstiu,. Mutton NV. Sbeorer, lewla Wey gandt and llcnl'y tilltwrt, all of Ml. Hood, Oregon. t.W. MOOKK, J.':t aat . Keglsler. NOTICK FOIt PUBLICATION. (ISOLATED TRACT.) Public Land Sale, Serial 029. The Dallea, Oregon, Ind Offlce, July , im. Notice Is hereby irt en tliat. as directed by the i'oniniissloier of the Oenercl I -and ottlce. iiniler priivlslonsof Act of U.iikicsb approved Jtine-.'T, 1K, l'ulilie-No. ij, wo will oiler at putillc sale, to the highest bidder, al 11:30 o' cli ck a. m.,on the Witt day of Augtiat, (SOS, next, at Ihla office, Ihe following tract of land, lo-wit hK!NKV;.S.r. 'JO. T.I.N, B. U.K.. W. M. Any person, cluinilng adversely me tl ove tlesciibcd liiniia ale adled to file lben cla ilia, oroliecHooa, oil or beluie the dn, above delgiialeo loi aale. .- C. W . toiKie. Keglater. Jti-ulS lU)l'l It. AHHitsoN, lteceiver. x;Vru;K Toit' pu u liwtion , ' liepartinenl of the Interior Land Oftlee at The Dallea, Oregoii, July 13th, ItKM. Notice Is lieieby given that LEWIS OWKN, of Mt. ll.aat, Oregon, mho, on July 17, latri, made Homestead Knlrv, No. lus, lor SK'4aW, SiH'tlO'i 4, NK',NW4 and N'.NK.ii, fSectlon V, Towualiip 1 ., Kauge 10 K.. Will Binette Meridian, (('. O. Mot, July 17, l!;) has riled notice or Intention lo make final five-year proof, to establish elalin to Ihe Innd'above described, before- the Keglalur and Keeeiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on Ihe mil dav ol September, 1W. Claimant tonnes aa witnesses: William II Kdlck, Umla It. WevuBiidt, Jr., llert Sand man and William s. Ui ibble, all ol Mt, Hood, CLW. MOORK. atlalO Keglater. Lumber Co. Any Part of the Valley wnten Mil cathartics for CoTiatip ths REAL Cura. Tnka KR TibleM ton Miuoinnm 111 r-iuut. irou FOR LIVER ILLS. V V St Louis, Mo. rtrKicr M l I li m II NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION. Departtnent of the Interior, IT. 8. Laud Otllec at The l)alli , Oregon, July 9, 11I0S. Notice In licreb.f given Unit Charl"1 H. Miller, of Mowlcr, Oregon, who, on November 1, IWii, made bninenleaa entry No. IfiitftV, for NW4, seelloa Ih, 'ItiwiiHliip 1 N.. IIkuko II tC., Willi., melt" Meridian, hit tiled notire of Intenilou to make tlnal minimi tutloli I'niof, tot1a01li.il elalin to t tie land nltove ilivi rllieil, before, tile Lteitihter and Ueevlver, at The liallea, Oregon, on the IStli doy of AnKlist, llloK. ( luiinatit nainea as witnesxea: T. C. (Jodber win, W. li. Hlokea, Benjamin Wotalaaud N.K. Hluken, nil of Moaier, t trefoil. Jlil-al;! U. W. MOORK, Ketdater. Notice. Heated bids wilt be received for the erection of a one. loom Helmut biitltliiiic in District No. 6, Hood Itlver Co., Oregon, lo he ready lor occupancy by O.'tober 1. UHiH. I'lnna and apeiv IticalionH may be aeen at the residence of dls- irieii it i K in ,Mt. iiood. liuiH win no opi ned at 2 o'cltH'k n. in. on Tuesday. July 2K. laus. The Hoard reserves the right lo njtt any or uu Diua. nti..Mi'. 1.. I.AKWOOU, Dint net Clerk nalidat.Mt. Hood, Dr., July 18, 1!KW. lo Win. liiingcr, Marshal of the tMy of Hood Itlver: hi i : In compliance wlih the rei)iilrementa of n.'i-i ion n oi tne unaneroi ine uny oi tioou River I triinsmlt Hie following list of the assessments which remain unpaid for the gi ailing oi fine Ml reel in ine cuy ot lionil Itiver. This assessment was lev ed by Ordi. nance No. lot entitled, An Ordinance to estab lish the grade ot i'ine til reel from the center line of .street of the town of Parkhurst, now an in billion lo the city of Hood Klver now Third Mreet. Ill the city of Mood Klver to the center line ol Nirnnanau Avenue, now i weirtn Sireetln the City of Hiaid River and to repeal Oi'diutiuce No. lii enlilled. An Ordinance, to e-tiilillh the grade of 1'lne Ktreet from the c tiler line ol A wtreel or tne town ot I'ark bursl now nn mid i I Ion to the City of Hiaid River, to Hie center lliieofHlranaban Avenue otherwise Known as County Komi, now I weitm street in tne i n v oi iiood tiiver, and lc ying asseasments tton the property beue- tiiieit tor I lie i o-i oi graiiiug sain nne street foi the pui'sis. of raising the sum of Three. Hundred Hollars, the hhiiic heliu ttie actua cost of grading said Pine Street, assessing t he property benefitted hy the ratling of Pi e siriH-t ana uireeiini! an entry oi eacn assess. ment In the docket ol City Liens and said assessment was entered In the Docket of City Liens on the uth day of Ma , luoa, and more than twenty days have elupsed tdnce aald flute ot entry, ine lonowing assessment are delinnueut and their tulereat from and after the dati of the'r delinquency, namely, the IHth day of July, 1008. The lollowlng list Is In tubular lorm, Is made up from the docket of city liens, describes each assessment which is delinquent, give the name of the (lerson to whom ass ssed, unu the particular descilp tlon of the prniKMly assessed, and the amount of the assessment tlitireou now due, and is as loiiows: Uarrett.Slpmn Addition. Henry K. Lancet ux, lois I and i, blk C H'2 80 Walter u. Hull, lot.H blk c Ill Ksi. John Donahue, I is 2 and ;t, blk . . . 3 BS Klla Thompaoii, lot II, blk B 30 F. K.Vort Ainiindson, lota 1 and 4, blk A. 5.7 Ailr d Magara, JN' lot 9, bin A David I. Ktoue, NJj lot 10, blk A l'leuaanl View Addition. Kst. Kilo Mlddleton. lot C .07 6fi.27 Clarissa J. Thompson, lot 4, frac. 3, blk 8 10.07 Isabella Elliott, lot 3 iSO-lllO), blk 8 21 .1. Teuseher Jr., lot4, blk 7 ISO 1). McDonald, lota 3 and 4, block 6 . . . . 43.30 Hulla Hub-Division. Kst. John Honahne, lot lt. blk 9 4.99 First BH.vllst Church, lots 1 and 18, blk 9 6.22 O. L. strnuahan, lot 19. blk 9 2.tV Henry A. Taylor, a. 2i ft. lot 20, blk 9 14 Henderson's Sub. Division. James Mcltaln, lota 5 and ft, block A 08 Parkhurst Addition. Susan Frlabee, lot 4. blk G 5.02 A. A. Mcheuck, lot 3, blk 8 Stun J. C. .Vlinoniou, K. 7." ft lot 1, blk 9 11 00 J, K. N1CKKUF.N, Clly Recorder. Under am! in pursuance of the above warrant for the purpose of satisfying the assessment menlMinea in satu warrant, I will on the oth day of Sept. HH at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the Iront door or city nan, in the pity or Hood Klver, in Hood River, county, state of Oresron. proceed to sell at public auction to the hiirhest bidder for cah in hand the aevcral tracts and parcels of Und above menUoncd pr so much thereof aa can hernial separately to advantage sumcient to pay auch de- linuuent aasehamenta UiKether with intereat, costs ami aisDursinerHa. Dated at Hood Hiver. Oregon, this 31st day of July. iUU. WM. QANGER, Marshall of the city of Hood Hiver. NOTICE FOR PUI5LICATION Department of the Interior, IJ. S. Land Oftlee al t he Dulles, Oregon, June 22nd,1908. Notice is hereti given that KKTON T. rOLTS. of HikxI liiver. Oregon, who. on June sMnd, l'.08, made 1'imber and stone sworn state ment, No. 4i.7. for mw-4 m-,'4 s-i Nr.'i, s.rtl.in 34, 'lownshlp 2 N Range UK.. W. .M.. Wlllametle Meridian, has filed notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof, to establish claim lo Ihe laud above described, before the Register and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 4th day f -sept., IW. Clulmani names as wit ne seas: John Wills, ler, Harry C. Whialer, Clark Htnufler, all of Mosier Oregon, and O. L. Waller, of Hood Klver, Oregon. 12 s3 C,W. MOORE, Register. Hunts Paint & Wall Paper Company Have added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH KS and MtUSIIES. HEATH & MILLIGAN MIXED PAINTS. Our stock ol paper includes and high Grades, From i()e up. A tun stock 01 room molding, Picture rail. Plate rail and a small line of novelties in Framed Pictures. CALCIMO, the latest thing in room tinting, mixed to order. Painting, Paper hanging, Sign work ete. Phone 671. First and Oak Streets. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO FRUIT DEALERS and Manufacturers of all kinds of Fruit Highest Prices Paid JOHN LELAND HENDERSON, Pres. MARION I. HENDERSON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Publio Vice President 8. E. HENDERSON, Sec-Treaa. Hood River Land Emporium Real Estate, Loans, Conveyancing and Surveying Conveyancing and Surveying a Specialty. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED The President of the Company is prepared to do Surveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds. Home and Pacific Telephones. Oregon Lumber Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ORDERS FOR Lumber, Lath, Shingles Piling, Cedar Posts and Poles SOL1CITKI) Can also furnish Slab Wood 2.50 per cold, f o. l. Hood River Citv Okfick: Phone Main 51 -DEALER IN- Staple and js? jg? Fancy Groceries AND HARDWARE. SOLE AGENTS FUR Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. HOOD RIVER IIEKJHTS, - . OREGON. ZEICQnT stable ..Livery, Feed and Draying.. Ph; C. YOUNG Dealer In Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish HOOD RIVER, ORE. Phone Main 471 Free Delivery latest designs in Blanks, Gilts Boxes for High Grade Fruit. Mill Okkick: Phone Dee Linn LL, STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. Hnrsps lmnglit, gold or exchanged. I'Wkiiiv i arties can secure first-class rigs, special attention given to moving furniture an I' H' I)'- nV (: even 1 hing horses can do. I