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HOUD KIVER OLAOIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 1908.
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BOWSER ASA SLEUTH
He Undertakes to Help Police In
Running Down Crime.
ARRESTED THE FIRST NIGHT.
Old Philoiophtr It Taken t th Lock
up on tho Chargo of lmp.rson.ting
an Officer Mrs. B. Informed of Hub
by' Action.
Copyright. 19. by T. C. MeClurt).
When Mr. Bowser came home to din
ner the other evening he hod a bundle
under bis arm.
It was a suspicious bundle.
So far as Mrs. Bowser could tell It
might contain a living child.
Or the dismembered remains of a
strouparm.
And Mr. Bowser utood for a moment
In the hall and looked at her keenly
and suspiciously. During that sixty
seconds ho seemed to rend her very
thoughts. She tried to return bis look,
but found herself shivering.
"What have you brought home?" she
finally managed to ask.
"Never you mind," he answered as
he placed the bundle on a cbnlr.
After dinner I want to have a talk
with you."
"Hut why do you act so queer, and
w hy do you look at roe in such a
strango way?"
"We will go down to dinner, madam.
If you have anything on your con-
rr 'sip
cold
HE LOOKED IitKB A CROSS MtTWEEl VI
DOCQ AND AN OLD Til AM P.
science It will do well for you to con
fess and throw yourself on my mercy."
"Oli, you've got another ono of your
streaks on, have you? I thought It
was about time. I don't care a cent
what Is In your old bundle."
Glanced Around 8upioiouly.
When Mr. Bowser entered the dining
room he glanced around suspiciously
at the walls.
Then down at the floors and under
tho tublo.
Tho look he gave tho cook made her
shake and shiver In her shoes, and sho
enmo within an ace of dropping the
dish of innshctl potatoes.
At Intervals during llio meal Mrs.
Bowser found his eyes resiling on her,
and If she had been guilty of poisoning
her mother or cutting tho cat's throut
sho must have betrayed herself and
asked to be taken Into custody nt
once.
When dinner was half over Mr. Bow
ser suddenly rose up and Inspected the
fildebonrd, as If suspicious that some
murderer wns concealed therein. Then
he looked into tho refrigerator and
sulITed long and suspiciously. Ills vic
tim had thus far escaped him, but he
was close on tho trail.
' "Well, hnvo you got through with
this monkey business?" tartly asked
Mrs. Bowser as she rose up.
"Lead the wny, womnn, lend tho
way," ho replied, with one long last
glanco around tho room, in which his
eyes took In everything, oven to the
china crenm pitcher with Its broken
nose.
Upon reaching tho Bitting room he
took a clgnr from his pocket and care
fully examined both ends of It to see If
It contained an Infernal machine. Tho
match with which ho llnnlly lighted It
was also critically examlued to see If
It had been tampered with. Then his
eyes fell upon tho cat, uud for sixty
seconds he stood and steadfastly re
garded her. Tho feline writhed under
bis scrutiny and finally made a dash
from the room.
"Are you going to piny the Idiot all
tho evening?" demanded Mrs. Bowser
as her eyes flashed and her cheeks
reddened.
"I am ready to explain, madam,'
replied Mr. Bowser t:s ho tooK a seat
"IVrhaps you did not see tho Interview
with tho mayor published In the pa
pers this morning. In which ho asked
the co-operation of nil good citizens in
tho detection of crime?"
"And you are going to co-operate?"
"I am."
Mr. Bowser suddenly looked behind
him.
't hen lie arose and tiptoed across the
room and looked out Into the hall.
Then he glnnced at the piano as It
wondering what guilty secrets It was
concealing.
Then ho spoke, and his tones were
Kleiitty and his gestures dramatic as
ho said:
"Yes, I shall go out this evening und
hunt down tho man thnt murdered old
Nancy Bay for the few dollars she had
In the house. The police believe that
ho (led to Europe on a sailing vessel
but I differ with them. I believe he Is
tlll lu the city. Aye, he may be with'
In two blocks of us and walking about
a freo as any honest man. I am sure
I shall know him on sight, however."
"Bosh!" exclaimed Mrs. Bowser in
contempt. "Tou want to leave th
detective business to thoso who are
paid for It If people around here get
to know that you nro slouthlng around
they will call you a fool."
"Bcmember who you nra talking to,
madam!"
"I shall. I say It's the craziest no
tion you ever brought home, and
you've brought a hundred. Give It up
before you get Into trouble."
Mr. Bowser took another tiptoe look
Into the ball.
Then he softly opened the parloi
door and looked In.
Then he looked over Mrs. Bowser'
bead at one of the back windows. The
sash looked auspicious. The panes ol
glass seemed to have guilty knowl
edge. "Sit still where you are, and don't
move a finger until I return!" he
hoarsely whispered, "nemember not
a finger not a thumb not a toe!"
"YouH be moving yonr fingers and
thumbs and toes toward an Idiot asy
lum before morning!" she called aftet
him as he disappeared down the hall.
The minutes went on.
Juit the Night For Murder.
It was just the night fur a
blooded murder.
A black vlsaged villain might even
then be straddle of the alley fence
with a thirst of blood In bis heart
Hist! Look out! Beware!
When Mr. Bowser returned he had
donned an old suit of clothes, was
wearing a Scotch cap and had the
false whiskers of a stage villain. He
looked like a cross between Vldoeq
and an old tramp who lost his all In
the great Chicago fire. Mrs. Bowser
gave one look and then burst out
laughing.
"Well, madam?" queried Mr. Bow
ser, with great dignity, after a min
ute. "I have nothing to say. Go right
along with your sleuth business. If
you get Into trouble don't blame me."
"And when I return, madam when
I return after having landed the mur
derer In a police station"
"Yes, when you return."
"I shall have a number of questions
to ask you and the cook. Don't at
tempt flight. Neither of you can es
cape me."
After standing for a few seconds
with a warning finger pointed nt her
nose be tiptoed down the hall and
opened and shut tho front door so
carefully that she heard no sound. As
he emerged from the gate he caught
sight of a man standing beside a treo
on the opposite side of the street.
In one .ninute Mr. Bowser had
crossed the asphalt.
Waiting For the Cook.
In another minute the suspicious
character was explaining that he wns
engnged to the cook In the house and
was waiting for her to come out to
tho gate. He spoke with the accents
of truth, and the old sleuth let him
go, but with a warning never to do It
again.
The next suspicious chnracter was
dressed In femnlo apparel. That was
Just the disguise a murderer would
adopt, and Mr. Bowser took up tho
trail.' He had pursued it for five min
utes and was about to advance and
place his hand on her shoulder when
she wheeled around and exclaimed:
"See hero, you old masher, If you
follow me another step I'll pull all
the hair out of your bend."
Mr. Bowser dropped the trail, but
two blocks on he picked up another.
It was that of a lamo mnn. There was
a faint odor of pegs and wax lu tho
air, and ho Jumped to the conclusion
that the murderer was passing him
self off as a cobbler.
Ten minutes Inter Mrs. Bowser was
called up on the telephone.
"Is this Mrs. Bowser?"
"Yes."
"Wifo of Samuel Bowser?"
"Yes."
"Well, this Is tho Fourth police pre
cinct. Your husbnnd hns been arrest
ed for passing himself off as an offi
cer, and he won't be homo tonight
Goodby." M. QUAD.
Through the United States Land
Office In Roseburg contests have been
instituted by the Federal Govern
ment against IS coal entries In what
Is known as the Eden Ridge Coal
Field, In township 32-1, north of the
Coqullle River, in Coos county. It Is
the belief of tho government that the
claims are wanted principally for the
magnificent timber that stands on
them and not for what coal they
might contain. The lands are em
braced In a forest reserve, but under
the law If they are proven to be
chiefly valuable for coal deposits they
will pass from the reserve, timber
and all, into the hands of the appli
cants.
Poor Mabel.
"I supimseJ your daughter was going
to marry a rich man."
So did we. but we have found that
he Is ouly rich In experience. Poor
Mabel "'-Chicago Ifecord-Herald.
Hia Peculiarity.
Mazlc Dk-k wants me to marry him
next week.
Grazclla Then you'd better let bun
have his way, dear. He always
changes his mind In about ten days.
If you take Kodol in the beginning
the bad attacks of dyppepma will lie
avoided, but if you h'.Io tlie little at
tacks to go unheeded it will take Kodol
a longer time to put your ctunincli in
good condition again. Get a bottle of
Kodol today. Sold by Keir & Caw.
Friend Now, if I were building a
house, I'd
(Jwuer Step aiound the corner,
please, and you'll find a butise I'm
putting up to cany out the Ideas of
my friend. This I the one I'm
building to suit myself. Judge.
A Faithful Friend
"I have used CliHiiiberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it
was firrt introduced to the public in
1872, and have never lound ono in
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected by its um I have been a couv
nieroial traveler lor is years and never
start out on a trip without this, my
faithful friend." says il. S. Nichols, of
Oakland, Ind. Ter. W hen a man has
used a reniody for 31) year he knows
its value ami is competent to ppenk of
it. For Hale by Ki-ir & Caff.
Jniuiiiese Will Not Take Places.
V. -nnlpeg, Aug. 11. No signs of a
settlement are reported by either side
In the Canadian Pacific railway
strike. Manager McVey, of the strik
ers' organization, announcod that the
company was endeavoring to secure
Japaneso for points west of here, hut
that many Japanese, although offered
J 175 a day, declined to work when
they learned that they wore to take
the places of strikers.
The men are In good humor and
have a month's pay due August 15.
Mr. McVey said that over $1,500,000
is to be paid out that day to strik
ers. Pickets are being regularly
maintained, but have Btrict instruc
tions not to come Into conflict with
either mon or company special
guards.
In Prison; Gets Fortune.
Victoria. II. C, Aug. 11. After
spending ten days In Jail because he
could not raise $6 to pay a fine for
dunlionness, Alfred Arthur Johnson,
alias A. Stanley, as he has always
been known here, received word In
Jnll that he had fallen Into a fortune
of 20,000 pounds through the death
of his fathor.
English Etchings.
The Holy Well of St. Anne nt Caver-
sham, Knglnnd, hns been dedicated In
perpetuity to the public use. Its waters
in the middle ages ludng renowned
for their healing qualities.
Stiffening of the brain, a rare dis
ease, was given at the Inquest of one
of the causes of death of n boy seven
teen mouths old on whom an opera
tion wns performed at St Thomas'
hospital, London.
The London Express mentions a
case of a private who, for failing to
recognize and salute his officer, was
condemned to march past and salute
a barrack pump for two hours each
day for a week.
In London the taxicabs nro used by
all classes of people day and night at
the uniform rate of 10 cents a mile,
and they present a most attractive ap
penrnnce In chocolate, blue, yellow
red and grceu hues, with chauffeurs In
the brightest and smartest liveries.
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath. Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
OUDKR TO SHOW CAUSE.
In the (nutiiy Court of til suite of Orison,
for Hood Kiver County i funnel ly Wkmo
County).
In (he matter of the (iiiarrtiiiiiKtilp of llohn J.
Tucker, now Kl.iti". Klo'fi.c K. Tucker,
ii-iw K.hih. I.eila K. Tinker, now klaim.
ami Itiiblim Tucker, now KIiiiih, minor
children of llobu .1. Tucker, deceased, by
Cora HHie KIhiih, (illaldlliu.
Now voinlr.it on lor heariHK the motion ol
Corn Belle KIkuh, KUiirdian of the person n-1
mini ol Koti J. Tucker, now Klaun, Florence
It. Tucker, now Klium, U'lia K. Tucker, now
KIhiih, und Holilna Tucker, now Klaiik, minor
children of lloha .1. Twker, rircrHHed, duly
aiioliiled liv ord'-r ol tho County Court of the
County or Wsii, ly John l.i liind llendernon
and Win. M. Watson, tier attorney, alleislnij:
That on the lutli day of May, I90K, the jieli
lion of mill unariilan wh Hied in tfce above
entitled cause In the County Court of Wanco
County, wherein he cek, ax such iruiirdlan,
to m-II certain realty belnniilnz to Mild minor
ileK.-illed In nald petition, mid iiraylioj for an
oidei to Hliow cause why said real estate
should not beuild at private sale;
Hint on, lo-wlt, the li-tli dy of May, l'.W,
111" order was end red In said cause and court
hv Judne A. K. Lake, County Jude of said
Wasco County, ordering the next of kin or
HHld wards, and all m ro'is lntresled In said
estule, toupiKMir before said Court on thevlilli
diiv of June, laOS. at, 111 nVlork a. in., at the
i-oiinly court room of the county court of
Wasco, Oreitnn In the clly of The I'alles, In
said county ol Wasco, stale of (ireaon, then
and there to show cause, if any there be, why
an order should not he lirunted lor the sale of
said real eslnle. and flintier, onb-rin that a
copy of raid order be published for four sue
renal ve wiekn In the llood River (llaclrr, it
newpaperi f nenerul circulation, published in
Die clly of Hood Hlver. County of Waseo,
stale ol'dreiion, the llisl Issue of which pulill.
cation Kliull be on the Until day of May,
That thereafter said order was regularly
published for the time required In said order,
as by proof ol publication on II lu In amd cause
dated Jitneln, ll:
Thnl personal service was had on said mln.
ors and on Cora Ut ile Klrni", widow and uejtl
of kin, on tlii-Wih day of May, l'.HlH. and Unit
acceptance of service on said minora and on
s lid Cora llelle K'lins Is also reuuliirly en.
tered on said order, all of which will be more
fully seen by efereiii-e to the returns thereon
on II le in said cause:
That therealler, on said '.'Hill day of June,
l!W, In IheCoumy Couitof Wasco County, at
The Dalles. Oregon, the said petition tosell
said real estate cameon for heitriiiK Ukii said
order to show cause and proces aa aloresuid;
Hiatal said hearing objections were tniide lo
the aale of said real estate by It. K.Tucker
and others; that on inollon of attorneys for
petitioner, bolh ol wuoin wire present In
court, tho objections weie overruled;
That cerlllied copy of the order of the Hu
perlor Court of the mate of Washington lor
King County, duly entered, In the malterof
the adoption of said Tucker minors by Albert
i roaa Klaus and Cora Belle Khuis, their nat
ural mother, wua riled 111 said cause In the
Whkco Coiintv Court, whereby I lie iiitiiu-s of
said minora where eliiuiKed from Tucker to
That at said time and place an order In sell
said real estate wua mini d by .Indue A. K.
bake, in said causa and court. RUIIiorl.luv
and empowering the said guardian to sell
said real i slate fioui find after Thursday, the
:ilh dny of July, l'JOS, as described in mild
petition and In aald order of sale;
Ttiat at Hie general elwtloti of the Ktute of
Oregon, held June 1st, 1WI"; the electors of the
Suite oforegon carveu out oi w asco couuiy
the County of lloou mver, ana iiihi tne uov.
enior ol the i-cate oi iiiegcn. on me iwi nay oi
June. 11KW hv ollictal proclamation, proclaim
ed audit County of HiHd Hlver as duly formed,
and that nil (lie 'UM day of June, lMUt, thu
tlovernor appointed the ounty olHccrs;
1 hat the real estaie sougni 10 n soiu, is in
Ihe new County of llood lllver, and Slate of
Oregon, and that all the papers In said cunav,
and Ihe cause llseil, nils neen iransierreu 10
anil is to proceed in said County of Hood
Hiver, Hlateol Oregon;
That as siild oruer oi sine was enieren ny
the Judge ol Ihe County of asi oon the 41 h
riav ol June. I!IH. on said ordt r to show cause.
returnable at sain uaie, aim as ine sain louii-
ly of llood Klver was organized on Ihe 211 1
diiv ot June. UHW. I In- ouestlon of the Jurisdic
tion of the County Couit of Wasco County,
Judge A. ri. Lake, to grant mien oruer, is in
doubt,
And the Court haviiu heard tun sain mo
tion, and belint advised In I lie pr, nilhi-s, and
all the original iicrs In said cause having
been transferred from tho County of Waseo
to the County of llood Hlver, and now pro
duced before this Court In Ine City of llisul
Klver and County of Hood Klver, state of
Oregon, and Ihe Court having examined Ihe
same anil nctng aiiviseu in lite premises, ami
having carefully considered the petllion tiled
In said cause by com in ne Mans, guarunni,
as nloresald. on the liilh day of May, WH,
praying for the sule of the Intel estsol her said
wards ci the real estule described lu the suhl
petition, lo-wlt:
r 1 1 SI trill I - I lie souiuchm uiciiier ill (lie
soutbeasl iiuarlcr or sect ion Iwi nty-scven I,
township vh north, range ti n (lin east Wlllam-
etiu Mei diiin. containing lortv tllll acres, e
cepllng IhcriK ut the following described por
tion theriiir, heretoiore sola ana conveyeu
hv order of said court vlx:
H "ginning at the corner to sections twenty.
six pi) and twenty-seven cril, thirty-four CH)
and thinv-tiie i;c, lownsmp iwu ;j noun,
range ten (Id) east of Ihe Willamette Meridian;
tlienee running north along the s.-i-tlon line
between sections twenty-six (in) ami iweniy
seven in. ten 110) chains to an Iron bar ol
lor the norlheal corner of the land herein
dea-rllied; tlience run snulli H.i degrees 5;
minutes west ntirallcl to the south boundary
ol section twenty-seven (J ), ten (III) chains to
an Iron bar set for the northwest comer ofthe
land herein described; thence run soulh par.
nllel lo the easi iMiundiiry of said sen Inn
twenty-seven ('.'") ten (Id) chalnsto un nun bar
on the south boundary of section twenli-
seven ('7I. set for the southwest corner of Ihe
land herein flescrineii: ineuce run norm ssi
degrees 57 minutes, cast ten (lO)chaiiis lo the
soul i least coiner of said section tw cut v seen
(?7), township two (21 north, range bn (Kb
oast ol tne W liuiltieiie Meridian, aiierusur.
vev made by John l.elsnd Hondo: son, sur
veyor, In accordance with a former older ol
the Coiiulv Court of V nsco I ounty, oregi n.
Second Iract Comnu iii lng at tho soutii
east coiner of the Hurt: east iiiaiior of tly
sunt beast nunrU-r of srcllon twenty-seven ,
In township ('.') north of range ten (10) ea-l ol
Ihe Willamette Meridian running then
imrtU thli tv (30) rods, thence west eighty (SO)
rods, thence south thirty (-Ji) roils, ihenee
easi ,ighiv Idu) rods to Ihe place ot begin
nlior. coitt,inng tlfteen tl.'n acres more or less:
being situate in the County of Hood Klver
(formerly W asco) and Mtate ol Oregon.
And II appearing to the Court also, from 111
aald petition, that the Income from the es
tate ot said minors is insumcieni to mainnuu
the said wards, and that It is lor the Desi in
lerests of said wards sail necessary that sab
real estate should be sold, it is liereoy o de
ed that the next ol kin of Ihe said wauls, mid
all persons Interested In said estate, appj a
tlelore mo louil oil me union) in ih:iiht,
11108, at It) o clock a. in,, ai tne court room oi
the coiiulv Court of Hood Klver County. Ore
irou. at the Cllv of llood Hlver, lu the said
County of Hcod Klver, Male of Oregon. I lien
ami there lo show oause, II any there be, why
an order should not be granted lor the sale ol
said real estate.
It is turlhei-ordered that n copy of said or
der shall lie published for four suivcsslve
weeks and rive Insertions, lu the IIihhI liner
(Jlnclcr, a newspaper ol general citcuisiion
nnhllKhed weekly ill the City of llood Klver
County of Hood Klver, State of Oregon, and
circulating In m d County, the first Issue o
u.k.i.,1, itiilOd'u! Ion mIiII lie the tit li diiv o
August, llKW.and the Inst publication of which
1111 n ine Hrt usy Ol repieiuuer. ii-w, ,-voi-u-
lug to the statute In such cases made uud pin-
Vided.
ordered this 3d day or August, inos.
A. J. I'KKBY,
Mac? Couuty J udge.
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers
EXPERT HORSESHOERS
We have the bout up-to-date machinery and expert work
men and are prepared to do all classes of
NEW WORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
b silk C-r c.j-, i-ri-i. jr
iT7ni' imi mil lllllllllMl II II IIHIMiiillllillWM
V R U
bi n i
Better Than Pills
For Liver Ills.
9
ATUKI't REMEDY is better than pills, bocanae It ctj In tho right way.
t itmnirtlu-in the Btnmaeh, alJs Msotlon, enrei IiynjiniiU, eleumoi the
hlver and BnweU, rurli.g Constipation.
Usually one NR Tat:-t la all tint l noeesiary to currert the average trou
ble. It itirtl In the Etumaeh and lean-hci thruugh tha Llvur. Kidney aud
Inteitlne, dlsmlvlni mil naithlnc is it "'
NR Tablets are always it rk-ht mil neither sicken, grlpa nor hive inj
harmful after effect. SET A tie DOX.
Chas. N. Clarke, Hood River. Oregon
13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
V. S. Land Olllee, The Dalles, Or.,
July li), 11108.
Notice la hereby given that
HKNKV V. ANDKRSON,
of MU Hood, Oregon, who, on July 28, 1904,
made Homestead entry Mi. IMW, lor ntM
SW'i and lota 1, 2 und , Ktetlon so, Towimhlp
I w, Kange lu I., v iiuiiuriie meridian, iihh
tiled noliee of In ten I Ion to make Final Com.
imitation l'roof, toeKlithllHh claim to the land
alMive described, la-lore Keglater and Keceiver
Hi The Dalles, Oregon, on Ihe 2,jth day of
Augunt, 1IKM. Claimant names aa witnesses:
Russell Uonln, Marion W. Shearer, Lewis
Weygundt aud Henry Ullhert, all of Ml.
llood. Or. C- W. MOORK,
J'.MiilKI He later.
C. EVERETT,
The Practical Shoemaker,
At Itipga' Old Stand.
Fine Work a .Specialty.
NOT1CK KOR I'l'lil.ICATlON.
Department of the Interior,
11. 8. hand Ollice at The Dulles, Oregon,
July 9, HHW.
Notice is lierebX given that Charles II. Miller,
of Mosler, Oregon, who, on November 1. lwm,
made homestead entry No. IM8H, for NW4,
.Section 15, Township 1 N., Range 11 K., Willx.
mett'1 Merldliin, liaa tiled notice ol Intention
to make float commutation I'nsif, toestsbllsh
claim to the tnd above described, before Hie
lleglBter and Keceiver, at The Dalles, Oregon,
on the IHtli day of August, Ulu8.
Claimant names as witnesses: T. C. Oodber.
son, W. H. mokes, llenjumln Woods aud N'.K.
Htokes, all of Mosier, Oregon.
J1H-H13 C. W. AlOORE, Ri glster.
Notice.
Healed bids will be received for the erection
of a one.rooin Nchool building in District No.
li, Hood Klver Co., Oregon, lo be ready lor
occupancy liy Octolier 1. liKSS. I'liina and spec
llleatiotis may be seen at the residence of ills
trlct clerk at ,Mt. HihkI. Bids will be opened
at 2 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, July is, l'JOS.
The Hoard reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. li INN i E L. I. Alt Wool),
District Clerk,
1 hiltd at Ml. llood, Or., .Inly 18, lju8.
NOTICK FOR I'UIM.ICATION
Depiiiiiueiil r tin- Interior, II. S Lund Otflie,
at 1 tic panes. Oregon, .nine -ii, i-.ra.
Notice Is herehy given that
MAIIY I,. IK KITH,
of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, on Jrtne hi, l'JOH,
niiide timber and stone application .mi, it,
fur NWiSW!,, Section 21, Township 1 N,
Kange 11 K. Williimette Meridian, has riled
notice of Intention to make final timber and
stone proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, belore Register and Keceiver
ofthe II. S. IjwhI Ollice, at The Dulles, Ore.
von. on Hie nth dav ol riepteinber. IU08.
Claimant names as witnesses: ,oarry r.
Marshall, James 8. Wimonlon, Wllllain H.
liooiu I.tli, U't u,,,1 I'urnllnft Cnlherlson.
all of llood Klver, Oregon.
c. w . fliootti'.,
J'.lslll 1!?!.,S!';.,A-
NOTICK 1'OK PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Ijind Ollice at The Dalles, orugon,
Juue2,'l, lUW.
Nolle" Is hereby given that Caroline Colbert
on. of His)d Klver. Oregon, who. on June HI,
IIKK, niHile limber and stone application. No.
41-.T0, for NK'4NK'4, Sec. 20, WSNW1-4. HK'-
NW4 Hiv. si. TowiiNhip I, N., Kimge 11. E.,
iiiaini-tie ivienfliau, nns uieu nonce oi ni
Icntlon to mnke tlnsl timber and stone proof,
lo establish claim to the land above dcucrlbed
belore tlie Register and Keceiver or the U S.
Land Oltice, at Tim Dulles, Oregon, on the
17th dsy of September, l'JOs.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry F.
Marshal, .lumens. Mini. niton, William 11. Da
vis, John West and Majy I- HiMitli, all of
Hood Klver, Oiegon. 0. W. MOORK,
J'.isltj Keglsler.
NOTIck H) R P UBL10AT ION
Department ol the Interior,
V. H, Liiiiii Ollice at The Dulles, Ore.
July Hi, 1U08.
Notice Is hereby given that
Kt'S.ii:LL siOBIN,
of Mt. Hood, Oregon, who, on July 24, 1MI1,
mailc hoiueslead entry, No. 152K0, for NV!4
.sect ion 20, township 1 8., Kange 10 E, Wllla
ineite Meridian, has filed notice of Intention
lo make tlnal commutation proof, to establish
claim to Ihe hind above described before the
Register and Keci Iver at The Dalles, Oregon,
on llicttih day ol August, 1U08.
C iiiiniuit names as witnesses: Henry T.
AMilcison, Marion W. Bheorer, Lewis Wey
giuiilt and Henry Ollbert, ill of Mt. Hood,
Oieuon. I.W.MOORE,
JJ i a20 Register.
NOTIt'K FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED TRACT.)
Public Und Sale, Serial 02.
The Dalles, Oiegon, Land Ofllee,
July 3, 11(08.
Notice Is herein- given that, as directed t
the Commissioner of the Uenercl latiid Ollice
under provisions of Act of Congress approved
June l'Hifi, I'ulille-No. iM, wc will oiler at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at 11:90 o'
clock . m. , on the ISIh day of August, IHUS,
next, at this ollice, the following tract of land,
to-wlt:
SK i4 NE '4, iSec. 20. T. 1. N., R. 11, E., W. M.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to tile their
clBiins, or objections, on or belore the day
above designated for sale.
c. W. Mookk, Register.
J-al3 Iahms 11. AusisaoM, Receiver.
noticf: for pu hlication.
Department of the Interior Land Oitlee at
The Dalles, Oregon, July lillh, MO.
Notice is hereby given that
LEWIS OWEN,
or Mt. llood, Oregon, it ho, on July 17,
IWii, made Homestead Entrv, No. HhAt, lor
SE'8W'., Sei-lloii 4, NE'4NW'i and NNE,
Section , Township 1 8., Range 10 E., Will
amette Meridian, (K. C. .VBI, July 17, IW1
has Hied notice of Intention to make dual
Uve-vir pnaif, to eatHtdlsli claim to the
hind above described, before the Register and
Receiver at The Dulles, Oregon, on the 12th
dav of September, llw.
Claimant names aa witnesses: William H
Edlck, Louis C. Weygandl, Jr., Hert Sand
man and William H. Orlbble, all ol MU IIixkI,
Oregon.
C. W. MOORE,
I atislO Register.
To Wm. Ganger, Marshal of the C ty of Hood
River:
Sir: In compliance wHh the requirements of
Section i or tne Charter ot tne city or llood
River I trsusmil Hie following list of the
assessments which remain unpaid for tlie
grading ol Pino street In the Clly ol Hood
Klver. This assessment was lev. ed by Ordi
nance No. ll entitled, An Ordtnsnee to estab
lish Ihe grade ot 1'ine Street from the center
line of Street of the lowu of 1'utk hurst, now
an addition to the city ol Hood River now
Third street, In the clly or Hood River to the
center line ol stranahan Avenue, now Twelfth
Street In the City of llood River and to repeal
Ordinance No. l-'2 entitled. Au Ordinance lo
establish the grade or I'ine Street from the
center line of A street or the town oi Park
burst, now an add i I Ion to the City of Hood
River, to the center line orstrauahan Avenue
otherwise Known aa county Houd, now
Twelfth Street In the Cily of Hood Klver, and
levying assessments upon the property bene
fitted tor II, e cost oi grading said Pine Street
lor the purposi or rinsing the sum of Three.
Hundred Dollars, the ssme being the actual
cost of grading said Pine Street, assessing the
Sroperty oenciuieu ny ine grading ol Pi .t
treet aud directing an entry of each assess.
mcnt in the docket oi City Liens and said
assessment was entered In the Docket of City
Lleus on the Uth day of Ma , liiOH, and more
than twenty days have elapsed since said
iiate oi entry, ine louowing assessments ure
dcllmiuent and llielr Interest from and ul'ler
the date of their delinquency, namely, the
lNin uay orJiuv. luos. 1 lie loiiowing list is u.
tHbtilar lorm, Is made up I'roni the docket or
city liens, describes each assessmenr which is
dcltnquonl, gives the name or the person to
Whom ass ssed. and the parilcubir oesci lo
tion or the property assessed, and tiie nmonnt
of the assessment thereon now due, und is as
ioiiowa:
Barrett.Slpmn Addition
Henry F. l.ageel us. lots I and 4, blk 0 112 X0
.4(1
Hunts Paint & Wall Paper
Company
Have added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VAUNISH
KS ana BRUSHES.
HEATH & MILLIGAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock ol paper includes latest designs in Blanks, Gilts
and high Grades. From 10c up. A full stock of 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, Pnpr hanging, Sign work etc.
Phone 671. First and Oak Streets.
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
FRUIT DEALERS
and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit
Fa
o
oxes
Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit.
snsoi
JOHN LF.LAND HENDEKSON, Pres. MARION I. HENDERSON,
Attorney-ut-Law anJ Notary l'ublid Vice President
8. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Treas.
Hood River Land
Emporium
Real Estate, Loans, Conveyancing
and Surveying
Conveyancing ami 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.
3 tio
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Walter D. Hull, lot 1 blk C
Ksl. John Donahue, lots 2 and 3, blk II .
Kiln Thompson, lot H, blk H
K. K.Vert Amundson, lots 1 and 4, blk A
Allred Hagars, N' loll), blk A
Iisvld I. hlone, N1, lot It), blk A
Pleasant View Addition.
Kst. Klla Mlddleton. lot C
Clarissa J. Thompson, lot 4, frac. 8, blk 0 1U.0
Isabella Kllmtl. lot 8 i.Vl-KO), blk 8 21
J. Teuscher Jr., lot 4, blk 1 1.50
1). McDonald, lots :i and I, blork 6 i-i.M
Hull's Hubllivislon.
VM. John Donahue, lot l. blk 9 4.UU
First Baytist Clutreli, lots 17 and 18, blk 9 6.2-J
u. u. Btrananan, mt m. oik .:
Henry A. Taylor, 8. ft. lot 20, blk 9 14
Henderson's Hub. Division.
J utiles Mcllain, lots A and C, block fi 08
I'arkhurst Addition
Husnn Frlsbec, lot 4. blk fi S.tri
A. A. Heheuek, lot 3. blk 8 2il
J. U. Cimonton, E. 75 ft lot 1, blk 8 1100
J. U. NICKKLKKN, City ltei-order.
Under and in pursuance of the above warrant
for Ihe purpose of satisfying the assessments
mentioned in said warrant. 1 will on the 6th day
of Sept, lsu-i, at the hiur of 10 0'elock a. m.. at the
front door of city hall, in the city of Hotal River,
in Hond River, county, state of Oreiron. proceed
U sell at public auction to tlie hiRhest bidder for
cash in hand the several tracts and parcels of land
above mentioned or so much thereof a can resold
separately to advantaKe sunicient to pay such de
linquent assessments together with interest, custa
and diabursments.
Dated at Hisxl River, Oregon, this 31st day of
July, lints.
WM. GANGKR,
Marshall of the city of Hood River.
NOTICK FOH PUBLICATION
Peiartment of the Interior, IT. 8. Land Office
- at I lie Danes, iirenon, June J2ud,lUUh.
Notice is bereov elven Unit
KKT11N T. KOLTH,
of Hood Klver, orcs-on. who. on June Bind
l'.KW, made Tlmbei and IStone sworn staltv
ment, No. 4i", for NW', SK'i 'i SK
Section 84, lownsblp 2 N Hiinire 11 K. W. M.
Willamette Merldliin, liaa Hied notice of Ills
Intention to make final proof, lo et.tslilii.il
claim to the land above described, before the
Register and Keceiver, at The Dalles, Oreitot,,
on the 4th day f Sept., I WW.
('lalmunt names as wltne sess: John Whls.
ler, Harry t:. Whlsler, Clark Stautler, all of
Mosler Orecon, and O. L. Walter, of Hood
River, Oregon.
J2 s C. W. MOORE, Register.
h n aft
uregon Liimper tompany
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OUDKHS FOR
I
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Piling, Cedar Posts
and Poles
SOLICITED
Can also furnish Slab Wood $2.50 per cord, f, o. b.
Hood River
riltsvAnnliim P I, n o. t n I C 1 f .w . fn Til - T T!.
A xiii w r i v IV . jv iiwiio it mil U JliLi vrri.li, Jl JVCC J-a-llid fk
-DEALER IN
GILL
Staple and j&
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDWARE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
and Stiletto Cutlery.
HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, - - OREGON.
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
STIIANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood Eiver, Ore.
Horses honglit, sold or exchanged.
Ploasnro jiartk-a run wen re first-class rigs.
Special attention given to moving furniture ana
. urn.
A'e do evcryi Iiinjj liorsee can do.
Ph. C. YOUNG
Dealer In
Fresh and Cured Meats
Lard, Poultry and Fish
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Phone Main 471 F-ee Delivery