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KlVfltt OLAOIKii THURfl-PAY ftSPMBEil 54, 1009.
iEjmib Hiucr (Slarlrr
Issued Every Thursday by
ARTHIR D. MOE. Publisher.
Trial Comt tu ( low.
After tatting a week, during which
titiiH man; witneea were examinee),
the trial of tbe nuit brought tif N U
Efana against tbe Hood Iviver Kleotrio
Luht. Power and Water company
carps to close Saturday The prcgre'
ot tbe trial witched with interebt
at Hood Hirer, a tensationat develop
meiitejbad teen predicted by teverul
paieia early in tbe trial, but they
(ailed to laatei ialize. Tbe charge! cf
attempted bribery aad ctrraptioo of
city ottiaiala made by tbe ptesa were
Dot substantiated aod tbe great niaatt
of testimony, wbicb largely consisted
of tbe routine buisuess transaction
ot tbe light company, covering a peri
od of aeveral years m interesting
principally to tboie interested in tbe
atiit. It la not expected that a decis
ion in the rase can be reached for sev
eral weeks, as tbe testimony taken
filled 1CU0 pages, with stenographers'
notes, and will make COO when type
written, ltwill take month to do
tbis, after wbicb tbe case will be re
viewed by tbe judge and tbe attorneys
will make their arguments.
Shadow Social a Nueces.
Tbe shadow (oc'al beld at Park
Grange September 18 waa a very suc
cessful event. Much merriment was
occasioned by tbe lovely profiles
shown oo tbe curtain. Tbe gentlemen
oertaiuly did their part and we want
to thank them (or their generotdty.
A very fine program waa rendered,
as follows:
Solo, Mil Lena Iseuberg; recita
tion, Miss May Somerville; solo, Miss
Ktbel Farrell; reading, Mlsa Margaret
Vannett; solo, Miss Edith Andrews.
A few short epeecbfts were made by
membeia of tbe grange, wbicb were
very mtiob enjoyed by all. A little
social dauoe ended tbe evening's en
joyment. Tbe receipts of tbe evening amount
ed to about M3 net. Hurrah for Park
Grange.
Woman' Clnb Meet..
Tbe Woman's Club beid ita regular
meeting September 1G. Tbe borne
depaituieut beld a very interesting
meeting piogram. After a few Intro
ductory remarks by Mrs. Laraway,
papers were read on the following
subjects: "Where and How to Duild
a Model Home," by Mrs. Stafford.
"Ancient and Prebistorio Dwelling
Places," Mrs. Savage. "Housekeep
ing, Past and Present," Mrs. lilount
and Mis. SteiDboff.
your life against 25 cents is just exactly
what you aro doing ir you negieci a
cough or cold on a chest instead of
treating it with Ralhird'a Ilorelioiind
Syrup. A 28 cent bottle of this splen
did remedy will cure an ordinary cough
lieal the lungn and act bh a tonic for
your entire system. ISold by Cliaa. N.
Clarke,
Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held Saturday, Octo
ber 4, 1908, at tbe liarrett sobool
bouse, Hood Klver lirigation Dist
rict, for the purpose of raising fll,
000.00, said money to be used for de
fraying tbe debta of the District and
otbnr expenses. Tbe amount so
raised being au assessment of lit mills
on all taxable property I ) tbe distiiot.
Tbe polls will be opened from 7
o'clock in tbe morning until six
o'clock at nigbt. Said election will
to beld and the results thereof deter
mined in conformity with tbe re
quirements of the law concerning
elections In said district. Notice is
further given that 0. O. Jant?en,
Charles Franz and W, L. Niohols are
regularly appointed judges of said
election and W. H. Dyer, Fred Miller,
and P. H. Martin clerks thereof, liy
order of the board ot directors
R. W. Kelly, tfeo.
Dated at Hood Kiver tbis !rd day
of September li08.
(lenerat Hubert E. Lee
Was the greatest general the world has
ever known. Mallard's Snow Liniment
is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures
all pains. It is within the reach of all.
T. H. Pointer, Hempstead, Tex. .writes:
"This is to certify that Ballard's Snow
Liniment has been used in my lioiibe
hold for years and tins been found to lie
found to bo an excellent Liniment for
lOieumatic pains. I am never without
it." bold by C'luw. N. Clarke.
In Honor of P. II. Ilalch.
On Saturday, Sept. 20tb the Histor
ical Society of J be Dalles will plane
a market on the grave of I'. H Balob,
author of The liridgo of the Uods,
who is buried In the cemetery at Lyle,
Washington. Tbe society will also
visit tbe oburoh, now used as a school
bonne, which he Helped to build and
bold memorial exercises. The Dalles
people will go from The Dalles to
Lyle at about 7. lit) a in. Conveyances
will meet thorn and curry them to
their destination. The exercises will
take place In tbe morning so that
those attending can return on the
lialloy Gatzert. Those desiring to at
teud from Hood Kiver should either
go to Lyle on the Friday boat or go
COFFIiE
The dealing
If you don't
ling's Best, it
nothing.
is simple,
like Schil
costs you
Your grocer return! ?eur money If you doo't
like it: wa uav him
I Am In My New Quarters
With the most cmplete and up-to-date stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
etc., east of Portland, and we challenge them to
surpass our stock.
ARTHUR CLA
Hood River's Leading
to Tbe Dalles tbe nigbt betore and
take tbe morning beat to Lyle. Tbere I
will be a basket luncn served after tbe
exercises. Tbote desiring to attend
who bare not already made arrange
mens for conveyance frcm tbe boat
should leave thir names at tbe ottice
of Ontbank & Otten not later than
Thursday afternoon.
Celebrated .lot Birthday.
In honor of bis 71st birthday, which
orcured September. 17tb. a number ot
Mr. K. L. Smith's many friends gath
ered at bis borne last Thursday even
ing to congratulate and wish bim
many happy returns of the day. Ibe
affair was a surprise to Mr. Smith,
wbo did not know of it until the
rartv commenced to assemble. The
evening was spent in social inter
course during which refreshments
ere served. Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. (1. 1!. Castner,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank A. Cram, Mrs.
Cram, sr., Mr. and Mrs. W. F lar
away, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Blanehar,
Mr. and Mrs. IS. A. Franz, Mrs.
Adella Moe, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vab
Niece Handy, Mr. and Mrs. Cbae. A.
Ilrlggs, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Crowell,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler, Dr.
and Mrs. J. F. Watt, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Stewart, Mrs. O. J. Nelson, Mr.
aod Mis. Geo. Slocom, Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. llartmess, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. May L. Gilbert and
Mrs. A. M. Kelsay.
Euillle-Slruons.
S. Gilbert ISmilio and Miss Grace
M. Symondi, formerly cf Salem.
Mass., were man led at tbe borne of
Hev. W. C. Gilmore Wednesday even
Ing Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs Einilio
will reside at tbe home of tbe bride's
brother at Die.
Mnrse-.eill.
Gilbert E. Morse and Ida H. Neill
were married at the borne of Bruno
Franz Sunday, September ', by Kev.
W. C. Gilmore, in tbe presence of rel
atives of ibe bride and groom. A
wedding dinner was served and many
valuable presents received.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse will reside near
tbe lielmout plauer.
New Pastor Hold Services.
Hev. N. Evans, tbe new pastor of
the M H. church here, preached bis
Ont sermon last Suuduy moruing.
Mr. ISvans' discourse is (aid to rmve
highly pleased tbe large congregation
which was present to bear bim. Tbe
new pastor was formerly a prominent
member of tbis conference and for
several years whs located at Seattle.
Later be was connected with church
work in Eastern Washington. His
it ohnrge was at Cbaiiton, Iowa,
hut owing to the fact that the cliinttte
did not agree with his wife's health
he was compelled to return to the
coast.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank our many
frleads for their assistance and sym
pathy In the death and burial of our
Infant daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mscrum.
Mra. A. S. Disbrow.
Election to Amend Charter SuccesKfiil'
The speoiael election beld Tuesday
to amend tbe city charter resulted in
all three mersures of the xmeuduieuU
being carried. Tbe vote was a liiiht
cue and very little opposition was
manifested to any of the measures ex
cept the one providing for street im
provement out ot the general fund.
This was, however, carried liy a vote
of 95 to 65. Tbe amendment provid
ing tor an increase in the indebted
ness of the city from 2, WW lo 5,000
was carried by a vote of 121 to 3, aud
the one permitting the city to borrow
funds to tbe amount of &,(W0 was also
successful by a vote of 125 to 35.
Hand Ke-orgonies.
Tbn Hood Kiver Hand has re-organ-Ized
end rented a practice room in
the building on Oak Street occupied
by P. S. Davidson. Under the re-or-gnuiatioo,
members will furnish
their instruments aud uniforms and
divide tbe revenu received, less ten
per cent which will go into the treas
my to provide a permanent fund.
The personnel of tbe band is li. Kent,
baritone, manager; W.Ueutty, cornet,
leader; V. A. Isenberg, first oornet;
L. Isenberg, second cornet; Cbaa.
Foster, first alto; O. Lakin, geonnd
alto; II. Blusher, first trombone; W.
tlmery, second trombone; F. Vogel,
tuba; F. A. Fleming, clarinet; K.
Kinuaird, olarl.inet; O. Zolles, bass
drum; A. Clarke, anare drum aud
traps.
A Traveling Man's Experience.
"I must tell vou my experience on an
east bound O. K. & N. H. It. trnin from
1'endleton to La Grande, Oie.," writes
Sam A. Oarlier, a well-known traveing
man. "I waa in the cmoking depart
ment with some other traveling men
when one of them went out into t he
coach and came back and said, 'There
is a woman sick unto death in the car.'
I at once Kot UP and went out, found
lier very ill with cramp colic, her hands
ami arms were drawu up so you could
not straighten them, and with a death
like look on her face. Two or three la
dles were working with her and K'vi"g
her whiskey. I went to my suit caee
and pit my bottle of Chanihcrluin's
C'olie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy
(I never travel without it) ran to the
water tank, put a double dose of medi
cine in the glass, poured some water
into it and stirred it ith a pencil; then
1 had (iiite a time to get the ladies to
let me give it to her, but I succeeded.
I could at once see the effect and I
worked with her, rubbin" her hands,
and in twenty minutes I gave her an
other dose, "lly this time we were al
rnont in l.a Grande, where I was to
In. t!he Brosiuc
Look over our Fine
Ladies, Misses and Children's
SWEATERS
On the Second Floor
& Mi
ever had. It includes all the newest in styles
and materials, including the new Directoire
Shirtwaist. Shirtwaists for up from
80c, $1, $1.25, $2
Winter Underwear
Now is the time to select youi winter under
wear while our stock is full and complete.
You can get what you want and it will cost
you no more now than a little later. You
leave the train. I gae the bottle to
the husband to be used in case another
dose should be needed, but by the time
the train ran into La Grande she was
all right, and 1 leceived the lliauks of
every passenger in the lar." For sale
by Keir fi Cats.
Will Itooui I'pper Valley.
A meeting that was untbuisastio and
well attended was held In Gribble's
ball, Mt. Hood, ty the resideuts of the
upper valley lad 1-riday nigbt aad re--uited
In the organization ut the Up
per Hood Kiver Valley Improvement
League. The uiguuiation starts oil
with fitly members aud the olllcets
are: T. 11. Lurwood, president; W.
H. Marshall, vice president; U. li.
Langille, secretary and treasurer. The
object of the league will be to adver
tise this rapidly improving section
and aid lu its development.
T. A. MtCurdy.
T. A. McCurdy, aged 85 years, died
Monday at the residence ot bis too,
U. A McCuidy, in tbe Crapper dis
irlnt Mr. McUurdv waa born in St.
Andrews, New Brunswick, inlSEJ, and
eame to Hood Kiver about eight
years ago. His wile, who accompanied
bim, died here June 20, 11X13
The deceused was related to the old
Oregon ploueer, T. W. Ffcttigrew,
wbo is credited with naming tbe city
of Portland. According to Mr. Ma
Curdy, Fettigrew und A. I.. Lovejoy,
nnthr nloneer in the state's early
rluva n u r ami to tom u coin for the
privilege of naming the spct.on which
now stands Oregon's metropolis, aud
the former won aud called it Fort
laud. Tbe funeral was held Wednesday af
iurnnnn and was oonduoted by Kev.
John K. II. Simpson, of St. Mark's
Episcopal church, Portland, luter
meut wus in ldlewild cemetery.
DeW'itt's Cnrboli.ed Witch
Salve is the best thing to us for
Sold by Keir tc Cans.
T. A. Vanausdale.
IIuz.-l
piles
Tbe body of T. A. Vanuasdalo, who
died at the home ol bis sister, Mrs. J.
VV. Mason, in Arcadia, Kansas, Sep
tember 10, arrived here Sunday eve
ninu. aeonmuauied by his family.
Funeral servlcoa were held iu the
chapel of S. K. liartmess' undertaking
eHtuhlishment Monday afternoon and
were conducted by Kev. F. H. Titus,
of the OhriHtiau church of Springfield.
Ore. Interment was iu ldlewild cem-
nt.erv.
Mr.Vanausdule was born In Hoou
nrintv. Mo.. December. 1805, aud
nnrnn to llood Kiver in I8U0. On June
20, HUM, he was married to Virginia
H. Miller, hv whom he is survived
with two childieu. He ' Is nlso tur
vived by his parents, who retlide iu
Miuxnuri. mid four sisters, who are
Mrs. Ottavia Witt, of Swarlz, Mo
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, ot Sylvia
Knn.. Mrs. Dorv. of Uarland, Kan.
and Mrs. Masou, already mentioned,
or Aicudia.Kan. Mr. Vauausdale w
ell known here and bis death wss the
cause due to typhoid fever, with which
he whs taken siek while, visiting iu the
middle west.
Kodol will, without doubt, make you
strong and will almost instantly relieve
vou ol all the symptoms ot imiigemou.
i;mI n lnittl of it todav. It is eolil here
by Keir A (.'aw.
Jeweler
Elocln
Line of II o
one
Ladies'
Shirt
Waists
Our Full line of Shirt
waists is now on dis
play awl it i.s the fin
est assortment we've
CAXBV RELIEF (.'OKI'S, ATTE.NTIOJi
All the members of the Canbv Relief
Corps No. 10 are requested to be
present at the next regular meetine.
Saturday, September '6, 1SW8, to
practice lor the Inspector, who will
vifit tlie Corps early in October.
The Kelief Corps' will also celebrate
the golden wedding anniversary of one
of their Past-Presidents, October 10, at
their ha'.l ; all the members are re
quested to be prest-nt.
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS
' Specialist
Kje, Kar Nofe und Throat
Office, Sew HroKhm block, oak Street
Office Homi phone 4:1 Hood River, Oregon
Pastime Parlors
On the Heights
Fine Line Cigars and
Confectionery, Soft
Drinks, Stationery &
Notiaas.
L. B. STEVENS & CO.
Amouncement
I wish toinnoti nee that I have opened
a first-clnsHjewelry and watch repairing
estahlishmeit in part of the store occu
pied by W. . Nichol and will carry a
stock of jew'lry, watches, clocks and
other goods h my line.
I will also do natch repairing in all
its branches aid guarantee good work
manship. I. H. Coolidge
NOT1C IKOK PUBLICATION.
fot Cosl Land.
Jjtmitnipiit of the Interior,
U. 8. Lad ottiee at The lialles, Oregon,
September 5, liMK
Notice Is herotf mvin that
6 1 H M. LITTLI-:
of Hood Klver,)i'i'KOii, who. on .Tunc 4. IW,
made hmnndcil cntt v (Herlnl No. (0I) No.
1.V.KI for K',XVvNK'.MW'4, Section 17.
Township 2 Isoili, Hunge 11 Kust, Wlllmnetl
Meridian, has led notice of intention to
make Hnal commutation proof, to estiitilish
clKiln to the lull ulK)ve described, before the
lieKtster and Icfiver of the United States
Land Uftlce, a The I hi lies, Oregon, on the
1-Jtli dy ofOetoer, llH-tt.
l lalnianl naies as witnesses: Rohert K.
Robertson, Wil am H. Robertson, Peter Sall.
man and Jolm llder, all of Hisid River, Ore
Son. C V. (' iKK.
slCoS Rcttlste'.
aDMINSTRATHIX S NOTIt'K
1) CKKD1TOK8
Notice Is hery Riven that thennderstcned
has biH'n aptsttliKl administratrix of the es
tate of (.corse . .Maslkcr. deceasHt, by the
Comity Court ollood Klver Comity, Ore.
All persons living clainiH aicalnst said ea
tate must pr set HiessTiie to nie, dtily verl
11 1, at the otti- of K. II. Hartwlg in Hood
Ktver, Ore., six ) monthH from tlrst publica
tion of this nolle.
First pnbllcatm Sept. 24, IWH.
K. H. Hartwlg. MAK1KI MA8IKKR:
Atty fur tsue Administratrix.
IX THE JISTICK'S COURT FOR
HOOD UVER DISTRICT,
llood Rer County, Oregon.
W. K. Ellsworl, Plaliitlir.l
vs. V
A. Smith, Dxleilant. )
SUMMONS
To A. Smith, tit above named defendant:
IN THK NAV; OF THE STATE OK OltE.
(JON. Yu an herety reiittlred to appear
and answer tli(cim)iluiut riled agninst. yon
in the above ottlle,! action on or twlore
the :lth day of ictora-r, lsKW, or sutler Ju lge
mcat to Ite t:ikn against yuu fr the sum of
KJ.;. with Ihelisburs.-ments of this action.
(itven undertuy hand this ltilli day of
September WM.
A. I Buck, Justice of the I'eace
This mi mno Is published for six con.
setuitive weeks n the Hoort River lilscitr,
by order of C-e Ion, A. C. ttuck, Juth'e of
tbe I'eace In.sn f r said district, heretofore
duly made andtntcrcd; and the dnle ol the
first puhllcatloi tnereof Is Septemtier 17th,
IW.
feXKCUTOK'SNOTICK Tu CKKUITOIIS.
Notice l hcrcV (jiveil thHt tlic iiiKtfrKtKiicd
has ttecn notntnti it ttnl Hpotiitpl Kxt'tinir
of tli" fiiUttcol tlcn K Sllllmiin, riewiiKo1.il)'
the I'ounly loll of Hood Klver totiniy,
sint of orcga. Hint nil hts iik hnvliix
c I mills hl'hIiim slit extnte re reiiic0d nnd
and notified lo ifsenl tliem, duly verlfletl,
to the iinderiilKi'd at the ottice ol the llutlvr
IliUiklnu 1 iiipny. Hood Kiver, Ore , within
nix t) inonlli frin the dute ol flftl ublica.
tton hereof.
Kirat publlcntln AliK8t 2,'tli, IsHW,
T KIM AN HUT1.KK, Kxecutor.
K. H. IlartwlK, Aiu.-ney for Kstate. uit tst
w m
Fans Jb
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU
Winter Underwear
will therefore get the benefit of having
just what you want when you want
it. We have u most complete lot in
medium weight cotton fleeced, heavy
sanitary fleeced, wool fleeced, and all
wool garments for men and boys,
women and children. Anything from
a child's fleece lined garment for 10c
up to finest wool ganuents for men
and women.
Men's, Ladies and Children's
Union Suits in both wool and cot
ton from a medium weight cotton
fleece lined suit for 25c up.
WOOL HOSIERY
Of every description, suitable for the cold, damp
winter weather that wiU soon be upon us. We have
an exceptionally fine assortment this Fail and invite
you to look it over.
A Full Line of
FUKS AND FR SETS
For ladies Hnd children. I-ook them over while the
necortmeiit is eointilele. Second Floor.
...Hood River Opera House...
CHAS. N. CLARKE, Mgr.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
The Play of the Hour
HER ONE GREAT SIN
Presented by a Specially Selected Company Including
MISS FLOREXCE STANLEY, fornily with
Dustin Farnani in "The Virginia n."
SPECIAL NOTICE Tho newest "Diroctoire Gown" worn
by Miss Stanley. Designed by Hale Bros., San Francisco
Prices 25. 50 and 75 cents
Curtain 8:30 sharp Reserved Seats Clark's Drug Store
...Coliseum Skating Rink...
Catering to the best class f patrons only. Hardwood Floor, Kiirnous
Richardson Hall Bearing Skates. Special attention given to beginners.
For private lessons apply to Prof. A. Waldotein. Wednexlay afternoon
for ladies only, (jeneral admission : Afternoons free, ekates "tic, child
ren 15c. Evening; Ladies free, gents 10c, tkates 25c. Hour?: Afternoon
2 to 5. Evening 7:30 to 10. : : MUSIC IK ATTENDANCE
Waldstein & Knutson, Managers
Notice to Stockholders of Farmers'
Irrigating Company. .
The annual meeting of the Stock bold
ers of the Farmers' Irrigating Company
will be held at the K. of r. Mali, up
stairs, Saturday, October 3rd, 1908, at
10 a.m.
All Stockholders are urged to 1
present; important business will come
before said meeting.
By trder of Directors.
M. II. NICKELSEN,
Skcrktary
No. l.
The following Amendment to the Hy-LawH
ol the Farmer' lrtlKatlnp Company were ap-
Iiro'.eu u fclie IHHiru tt Lltiruioin, nuu uii'
ecled by them to he submitted to the Mock
holders for their approval or rejection at the
regular annual meeting of the stockholder of
mm rompany, to De ueia on tne .iri uiiy oi
October, lwis:
KKHor.vRO. that ParnnrapU 1 of Article VII
of the liy-bHws of the Farmer' Irrigating
Company be amended o ai to read a
follows:
Akticlk VII.
I. The annual meeting ot the Htockholdcra
sha I be held at the home ollice ol the com
pauy, al Hood Klver. Oregor, or tuch other
place as directed by the iMic-iors, at the hour
or l o clock p.m., on tne mm isatnruay iu
September In eacli year, and the Secretary
shall cause a notice of such annual meeting
to be published tn one or more or iiih county
nurers. or such other newspaper published
in Hood Klver county, as the Directors
may determine, for not less thsu three
Issue of sild paper. Immediately preceding
said Stockholders meeting.
No. 2.
IIhsoi.vku, that Parugraiih 1 of Aitlcie VI
of the lly-Laws of the Farmer' Irritating
company ne amenuea o a to read as
follows:
AKTICLR VI.
I. The Board of Directors shall consist of
seven members, always Including the Tics,
demand V'ice-Fresideiit, four ot which num
ber shall be chosen at Hie first annual election
alter the adoption of tnls By. Low, for a term
of two years, and Hi ice lor a term of one
year; ut the second annual election after the
adoption of this By-Luw three directors shall
beciioen for a term of two years, snd llieie
alter each class of directors shall be chosen
for a term of two years at the expiration of
tneir term ol oniee.
No. 3.
Kksolveu, Hint the 2nd Paragraph of
Article VII of the By-Laws of the Farmers'
Irrigating Com pauy lie amended so a to
read as follows:
ARTICLE VII.
II. At all stockholders meetings stock,
bolder my he repress ntcd by proxy, w hich
must be in writing, ami riled w Hi i tie Kec
retsryofthe meeling ; pro id"d, Hint prox its
shall be held and voted by a stockholder in
the company, aud no: otherwise: provided.
further, Hint no stockholder shall vote a
greater number of share by proxy than the
iiutulcr of shares owned by said stock
holder. By order of Director.
M. II. NICKKI.SF.N,
S'-cretary.
NOTICE.
Bids wilt he received up to noon, October fi,
at tbe City Recorder's ottlee, for grading stale
treet, according to apectrloatloii on tile. The
right I reserved to reject any and all bid.
Street Committee.
A
We have a large assortment of
BOOKS suitable for presents, on
the Second Floor.
air
HONEY"
Ladies'
Coats
This cold weather is very
suggestive of a new win
ter Coat and we have
one of the biggest as
sortments and most rea
sonably priced lots ever
brought to the city.
These Coats are all new and this season's
styles, perfectly tailored and most taste
fully trimmed. You will be suited in this
department for we have the assortment
and our prices are lowest. Coats for
up from
$4.50, $5, $7, $7.50, $10
For Sale
or
Exchange
40 acres, 25 Is apple land ; email
bouse, 2 aore oleared. Prioe is $2500.
40 acres uncleared adjoining above,
$1,000.
j 11 aores; eix-room house, barn; 68
apples, 22 peaches, 2 pears, 17 cher
ries, bearing, 17 one year old peaches;
team, barnoss wagon, cow, chickens,
etc. $4,000.
12 acres, 57 apples, 2 peaches, 20
one year old apples, 3 acres potatoes;
no buildings. $:S,0C0.
25 aores uncleared laud; 4 mile
from Mt. Hood postorHce. $60 per
acre. One-fifth cash, Laliuce easy
monthly or other time payment.
J. Adrian Epping
Phone 1942 K
IX THE JUSTICE'S COURTrFOR
1IOOD RIVER DISTRICT.
llood River County, Oregon.
W. K. Ellsworth, Plaintiff.)
vs. SUMMONS.
Bert Butler, Defendant )
To Bert Butler, tin iibore named defendant:
IN THK NAM ! THK iSTATE OK ORE
(iON, Vou are h. n by required to appear
and answer the t-i 1 1 (. In i n t. tiled against you
in the above enlltud action on or before the
30th day of October, lutm, or sutler Judgment
to be taken agiiint you for the sum of
$19.70, with the dlsburs ments of this action.
(liven under my Imnd this Itlth day of
September. lJOtt
A. C. Buck, Justice of the Peace.
This summons Is published for six eon.
seculive week In the Hood Kiver Cilacler
by order of the lion. A. c. Buck, Justice of
the Peace In and for snid district, heretofore
duly made and entered; and the date of the
first publication thereof Is S pteraber. 17th
18.
IX THE JUSTICE'S COURT FOR
HOOD RIVER DISTRICT.
Hood River County. Oregon.
W. K. Ellsworth, Plalntlfl. ' )
vs. SUMMONS.
James U. Crippen, Defendant J
Tn Jnine C. Crippen, the above named de
fendnnt :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON, Yon are hereby r,nulred to annenr
and answer ttie complaint tiled against you
in Hie aivive entitled ik-tshi. on or before
the tfulh day ot Oct-.l?r. 108. or suiter Judge
ment lo be taken egaiul you for the sum ..r
SliMS. with the disbursements of tins union
Given under my hand this lti day of
September I'JOi
A. i . nuca. justice of the Pfsee.
Thl sum in .us I pu liMii! for six con.
si'Clillve wo ks In the llou l Kiver Glacier
hv order f the Hon. A. c. Buck, Jusii-e of
the Peace In and for said district, heretofore
duly made and entered; and the diilenfihe
first publication thereof is September irth.
WO,
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & Cass.
Choice Roses Shrubs, Vines & Gladiolas.
White Wyandotte Etga for Setting
from Mated Pens $1.50 & 92.00.
Fletcher & Fletcher.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale-House and one or two lota, tlnee
blocks from postofflee. Will take good milch
cow aod one horse as part payment. Enquire
ot Matt Russell, Hood Klver, Ore. 30tf
For Sale-House and lot, 60x 100, In Hood
River Park addition, Hj6. T.G. Husbands. (27
For sale Rick wood, pine, flr and oak, W.00,
U.iO and 5.()0 per cord delivered. Bruno
t rani, Houte No. 2. tu
Dry Kick Wood for sale; split extra tins
from dry logs aud piled close. No bark; will
deliver down town. Write the Crescent Fruit
Co., r. f. d. 1 or Phone 2023-M. M
(iood Horse For Sale Cheap-work, drive or
ride, weigh about 1100. Bargain for small
rancher. Diopacard to Crescent Fruit Co.,
r. f. d. 1 or phone 2U23-M. 2
Lost Between Indian Creek and Blowers'
Hill a child coat, gray with white braid.
Huder will please notify K. H. Bhepard, care
Better Fruit Publishing Co. 24
W anted to Buy Comparatively new second
band, one-horse wagon. Must be good and
cneap. Call up Phone 195-K. git
I-ost Nickel dust cap for wheel on hearse.
Finder please return to Fashion stable. s-.'4
For Sale Roan horse, weight about 1,200. A
nne work or larm animal. Enquire at Fash
ion stable. . h24
W anted Ten teams, by Oregon Lumber Co.
Phone Oregon Lumber Co. at Dee or Mr.
Early ' ottice lu town. an
For Bale- BOO lb. horse, cheap; will work
single or double. P. D. or li. Hlnrtchi. m
For Hale Lady' black driving or saddle
horse. Address O. V. Edwurds, care Glacier
office.
For Sale Dark Bay driving horse, gentle,
weight 1200. Phone 1S0-L. ol
For Hale pigs for sale,
phone iLX.
R. Noble, Far
ol Lost Sept. g
black buttons.
a grey gweater vest, with
Finder please notify 8. E.
Eliot, 27 West Park l,
Portland, Ore. ol
Wan'ed Permanent work on fruit tannin
Hood River valley by steady, reliable and
practical man of middle age with family
Call up or write Oeo. I). Culberlson & Co. ol
Man with small capital can make $150 a
month, old established business In Hood
Klver. Write G. H. J., Glacier Office.
For Rent-Beautllul large room with large
closet and privilege of bath, hot and cold
water, for two or more gentlemen wishing
good board aud room. Hide entrance 277
Oak St.
F'or Sale-Ten acres, two. miles from town
on Belmont Koad. For particular Inquire
of A. Butt.
For Sale-My Interest In the sawmill bust,
pes at Mt. Hood. A bargain for some one
If taken at oace. Geo. M, Wishart, Mt. Hood.
Oregon. Phone No. 2S.
Bor sale Two span of horse. Weight of
each team about 12 or 13 hundred : geutle
well suited for orchard and farm work
C. E. Glaze, Hood Klver. Phone 19,-) M.
For Rent-From October 1st suite of two
oihce rooms wi.h all modern Improvement.
Hood River Banking and Trust Co.
Wanted-Ladles desiring
113-L. 8
nursing, Phona
For Sale At a bargain, 1 National cash re
gister; 1 steel vault safe. Euqutre of Vogt
Bros., Hood River, or Seneca Fout, Portland.
Wan ted-To buy a good, gentle, fresh milch
cow. Address O. 21. Nesblt, K. D. No. , Hood
River, Or.
8trayed--A Jersey heifer with metal tag in
ear marked 200." Owner can have same by
communicating with Flint Wood, Odell and
paying coau. Phone Farmer 8.1.
For Kale-Horse and harness.
F. O. church.
Call or phone
For Sale One black mare, aged nine year
and weighs 1050 pound work double or
fngle and perfectly true. Price JtS. Phone or
enquire of chaa. Strauahan.
For Sale-OrRpesfor Jelly, 2 centsa pound,
J. Adrian Epping. Phone UH2.K
SUMMONS.
In theclrcuitconrtorthestate of Oregon,
for the County of Hood River.
Walter I). Copper, Plalntlir, vs. Rlnda Cop.
per, Defendant-Suit for Divorce-Summon.
To Rinda Copper, the above-named Defend.
ant:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
ou are b rebj required to appear and an.
swer tbe complaint tiled against yon In the
atmve entitled suit, and within six week
mm the Kith day of September, lWW.said day
belntr the first day of the publication ot this
suiiinioi.s; and If yon fall an to answer, for
want thereof th- planum will apply to tbe
court for the reller demanded in her com
plaint afotesald, lilrd In said cause, lor, to
wn: A decree or divorce dissolving the bond
of matrimony existing between the plalntllf
and defendant lu wild cause.
This summons Is publisher! by virtue of an
order of Hoo. A. J. Dei bv .Judge of the Couu.
t. iouiti.f H.hiI River Uutt my. Slate of Ore.
koii, dated Ihe 8th day or S. i t.-mls r, A. D.
l'JUM. which order specifies nu pnividesslx
week and seven insertions publication fn
the "Hood River Glacier," a weekly newa
paper published weekly In ..M ,...h
state, as the time, and pap. i in which, said
summons shall be published.
Dated, Hood River, Oregon, Sept. 8, 190S.
, John Lei.and IIkndkk.so.
WOoa Attorney for Plaintiff.