The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 22, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 1008. Three L DEftlSlIl iviuri Actual Operation of PoiUI Savins Banks in Philippines. Two Tears' Experiment Indicates the Flan Is Successful. The only NIKtl, savings bank sys tem In opiM-ation under the American fliR Is Unit in the llillippiiieg, wliciv, alter twu years of experiment, the Institution has neon di-claiiil a Rroat uieess. In the report of the I'lillip liue couiinlHslon, just puhlinliid, the postal Kiiviuiis hunk is discussed brief ly, in part as follows : "The postal savings hank was first I'lH'nod in Manila on Oct. 1, HHxi. The law provides for throe classes, iih limitation s to t!i u.iiounts tli.il can he received at any one time iu t-ach class. Following the opening of the Manila oflice, other postal sav ings hank olllces were opened Iu vari ous cities, of diflereut classes, until at the close of the your 235 had been opened, of which 0 were first, 80 were secoud mid 140 were third class. Flllitlnu Adopting Srateui. "At first the Filipinos did not to any great extent avail themselves of the opportunity of depositing a portion of their receipts in the postal savings bank.unda great hulk of the depositors were Americans and of other nation alities. As the advantages of this sys tem have been disseminated through means of schools, government bureaus, private agencies and others, the pro portion of Filipinos is continuully In creasing, and gives very good promise that the Filipinos will learn to trust their money to the care of the govern ment, and welcome the opportunity. "The accounts opened up to the close of the fiscal year numbered 2,070, of which 347 were closed, leav ing 2,I?29 still open. The deposits reached the total sum of 780,301.03 pe sosan average of 108.21 pesos. With drawals reached the total amount of 280,4!U).21 pesos, leaving a net deposit of 509,403.31 pesos at the end of the fiscal year or the first nine mouths of the operation of the postal savings bank hut by no means the first nine months of operation of the average number of olllces, the smaller ones having been opened from time to time during the year, so that many had not been opened more than a month or two at the time these figures were taken. LneoiirnuiuK Siunll Acconnta. "The device of issuing postal sav ings bank stamps has met with some response. The stamps are simply a method by which small amounts can be deposited without the expense of lssuiug a book, figuring Interest, and opening Hn account. "On the whole, the receptiou accord ed the postal savings bank lias been gratifying, and gives good promise. The Investment of the funds Is In tin? hands of a postal savings hank invest ment hoard, .which carries a certain amount of the funds on deposit, and lias limited power of Investment. The law provides that 25 per cent of the money held on deposit may be loaned on tirsf-class real estate, under limita tions carefully drawn to protect the depositors, and 10 per cent on agricul tural lands under still more rigid limitations." t Chronic Constipation uivt'il. One who suffer? from chronic consti pation is in danger of many serious ail ment?. Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation as it aids iliiieetien and stimulates t lie liver and bowel?, re storing the natural action of these or enns. Commence taking it ti -(lav and you will feel hettej at once. Foley's Orino Laxative ifei-w not nauseate or tripe anil is very pleasant to take, lie . (ti.-e MiUtitutm. C'arke Druji Co. Ilrynn. lie talks In the morning and talks In the night, He talks when he's wrong and he talks when he's right ; lie talks in the ollice and talks in the hall, lie talks in the church and he talks at the ball. He talks to the Senate and talks to the House, He talks to the people as poor common souse ; He talks to the press and he talks to the crowd, He talks and he talks with a voice long niul loud ; Like an old clapper mill he'll sound to the end And die disappointed for office and friend ! John A. Joyce In Baltimore American. to I contracted when the child lias a cold. You will see from this that more real danger lurki iu a col.l than in any o'lirr of the common ailments. Tie o.isic-t mid o,trckct ny to cure a rolil is to t:tke t hainU'rl.iiu' t'mijrh R.-m-eilv. i lie Many rciii:iiknble iu'i af fected by this .rc.gr;i1i,.t! ,Ve ins 5o it a staple artuv -jf trade ner a Isry,- pari of the world. For rale bv Kier k Cass. LAB0B IN DEMOCRATIC STATES. Coal Minerc in Alabama Subjugated Into Cringing Dependencies. That there's a "rift within the lute" of the (Joiniicrs proposition to deliver the labor vote of the country to Dem ocracy Is becoming more apparent. While Mr. I'.iyan and Mr. Ciouiiers are making special apicals to labor, neither refers to tin1 deplorable condition of laher In the I eiiioeratlc South. Mr. Joint I'. White, for six years president of the Iowa Cnltcd Mine Workers, and now one of the national officers of the 1'nlted Mine Workers' Asoeiation, who investigated mining labor conditions In the South, is not so reticent. Iu a re cent address to Local I'nloit N'o. 07 of Aihia. Iowa, he told of ersecntlons of labor hi Alabama where a coal miners' strike was in proirrcss. He is ieit( as Miylug: "The miners of Alabama have been subjugated until a ninjority have become cringing dependencies. Al most dally some of the laboring men of that State were mercilessly shot down for daring to assert their rights as American citlzeus. Niuety-oue members of the Mine Workers' Association were thrown Into jail without having com mitted any crime other than becoming members of the organization." Ala bama is a State absolutely under con trol of Bryan Democracy. For Chronic Diarrhoea. "While in the army in 1803 I was taken with chronic diarrhoea," says George M. Felton of Smith Gibson, Pa., "I have since tried many remedies but without any permanent relief until JMr. A. W. Miles of this place persuaded me to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of which stopped it once." For sale by Kier & Cass. A3 KOOSEVELT SEES BRYAN. "You say that you have advo cated more radical measures against private monopolies than either I or iny party associates have been willing to undertake. You have, Indeed, advocated measures that sound more radi cal, but they have the prime de fect that in practice they would not work. I should not In this letter to you discuss your -attitude on this question If you die? not yourself bring It up, but as you hnve brought It up, I answer you that In my Judgment the measures you advocate would be wholly ineffective In curing a single evil, und so far as they had any effect at nil, would mere ly throw tlie entire busicos of the country into hopeless mul ut ter confusion. 1 put Mi'. Tuft's deeds ng;iinst your words. I nsl; that you be Judged both by the words you wish remenihnred, and by the words that seemingly you awl your party now desire to have I'm - -I ton. ... I hold It entirely natural for any great law-defying corporation to wish to sec .'.mi placed in til.' Presi dency I.. I her than Mr. 'Pa1', Yo.tr !!:!: to put a sVi to the abuses - I i lie e corporations arc- wholly i '. .-ill. Theodore lto.ie SEATTLE FAIR RATES Kifty.lMMr Kound-Ti-lp From Mit nnri Itlvcr Point. Sraldf, tkt. 12. S,K-cial rates will b made lor the Alaska-Yukou-Paclflc exposition by the transconti nental railroads from the East to the Pacific Northwest. Although the fair will be held in Seattle, the game low round-trip rates will be made to Portland. The Transcontinental Pas senger Association has decided to jrunt a $50 round-trip rate to Port land, Seattle and Tacoma all next summer on account of the 1909 ex position. The low round-trip rate will apply from Missouri river points and St. Paul and Minneapolis. It will be in effect from May 25 to September 30, next year, and the final return limit for the tickets will be October 31, 1909. The rate is such that it Is bound to prove a strong Incentive to Eastern people to make the trip to the Pacific Northwest next year. Rates to the Pacific Northwest on account of the exposition front Chi cago and other Eastern poltns have not yet been decided, hut will be fixed withhi a short time by the Western Passenger Association. The rate Just granted Is not quite so low as was made for the Lewis and Clark fair, when a tariff of $45 for the round-trip from Missouri river points was granted by the railways. 1 Healthy Family. "Our whole family has enjoyed good health since we began using Dr, King a New Life Pills, three y ars ago, says L. A. Martlet, of Rural Route 1, Guilford, Maine. They tone and cleanse the sys tem in a gentle way that does you good. 25c at Clarke's drug store. Where relic's Hew. David lurk.-', - f Fayette, N. Y, ft veteran i f li e civil tf, who lost a foot t Oettvsbtiri!, snys: "Tie good Me tric Ihlter. huu1 il' lie is worth more than (!ve hundred (lobar? to me. I spent much tnrney iloctoriiitf for a bad rase of stomach irouh'eto little puipo-e. I then tried Klcctre Bitters flml they cured me. I m.w take iheni as a t ire, and they keep me strong and well." fiOc at Clarke's drug stwre. Henrv (ias:savay Iiavis, who was de- fentod with Parker four years ago, is wiser a. well as older. He says he sees no lwpe for the-Dcmocracy, and thinks Parker is again wasting valu able time In making speeches. St Jxmls Globe-Democrat Why Col s ur in ,ir i;. Heoaute yon liav loiitr cieil "iv.n an colds ami licuvritil lioin m w tl out tieotni. i t of in y k in', do i ot f i i. ,.w.rii .- il sit c l is an- O' l IJI.'un ii '""r" ' . . dangerous. I.v "yoi e know-tlial ii-n-nionia ami il.uiiiio caianli have their orfuin in h itnnin n e l l. Consumption : ,. i ..I i,i ,i i-,. Id hut cohi pre IB livn v ti v. , u. .. - - I .. l.. lVCCOlliill .U U .i i nf I'm veries that ttmil I..,. ..ll.uru We lonllli ll.dllMU lll. H liufc l'n . . : . ,i ... j uiit li u.l infectious li sei.M'i. Aiphtlieria, 'carlel fever, measles ami .r - K ...... . ..I. rat ikr V wliooping cougu oic ui vi, u.w.w . j Slightly Colder with Snow. When you see that kind of a weather forecast you know that rheumatism weather is at hand. Get rendv for it now by getting a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. Finest tiling made for rheumatism, chilblains, frost bite, sore and stiff joints and muscles, all aches and pains. 2Sc, 50c and $1.00 per bottle, S)ld by Chag. N. Clarke. THE TOTJNQ REPUBLICAN. In a business sense the young votert who have come forward since 1904 hav more at stake than any other class It rendering a right decision. Their ac tlve lives are ahead. They have mow years to live, and are now laying tht foundations of their business careers National policies and conditions are of the highest consequence to them. Per haps they are fanners. If so, let then ask the older generation how farmer fared under the last Democratic ndnilu lstration. Let them take the market reports of to-day and compare then with the prices that prevailed when Mr Bryan made his crusade for free silvet and hurled defiance at President Cleve land because he stood by the goli standard. At the same time Bryan Oe nounced the Republican party for It protectionist as well as sound tuoiiej position. Perhaps the first voter Is tc engage In manufacturing or lululnsr, v. wage-earner or otherwise. Does h want his American rate of wages anc the industry he chooses reasonably pro tected against foreign competition!! II he does Mr. Bryan's leadership will take him In the opposite direction. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. NOTICE OK GUAKDIAN'ls BALE OK REAL ESTATE In the County Court of tlie State of Oregon, for Hood lllvor County (formerly Wsoo County). In the matter of the Guardianship of Roba J. Tucker, now Klaus, Florence R. Tiioker, now Kluim, Leila E. Tucker, now Klaus, unit Koblna Tucker, now Klaus, minor children of Kobu J. Tucker, deceased, by Cora Belle Kluim, Uiiuidlnn. Notice Is hereby (jivi n that In pursuance of un order of the above entitled Court, made In the above entitled cause on the 5th day of October, hiOS, the undersigned, aa guardian of ac Id minors, will sell the premises hereinafter dt-crlbi'l. at private aale at the otllra John U land lli iiiiiTFon. In Hood Klver, Oregon, on the following lerms: The sale to be made of the minora' tntereat n raid laud, and lo be of the entire tract he re moter described, but subject, however, to the widow's dov.tr interest in said land,ata price not less than eight thousand (S OUl uullara for mini minors' Interest, to be paid one third cash, of which amount the sum of five hun dred 301)1 dollars must he cash Iu hand paid on the day or sale. The balance of the one third shall be paid In casli upon the execu tion and delivery of a pood and sufficient guardian's deed conveying the title to the pureha-ir id snld minora' interest In said really, together with an abntraet ot the title to said land, complete to current date, at which time and place the purchaser shall ex ecute mid deliver to said guardian, or to John U-In nd Henderson, of attorneys lor said guar dian, tlireo certain promissory notes (or tin balance remaining unpaid, for, to-wlt. the sum of Ave Ihoiisand. three hundred and thirty-three and 38.100 5,m:WI dollars, each note, for an eiUl amount, payable respective ly In one, two and Ihree years after date, with Interest on the same at the rale of eight 8J per cent per annum, payable annually, the mites made pnynhle to the order of said guardian at Snoqoalmie, Washington, the said !i"ics to be secured by llrsi moi tu'age on the sa d real estate and executed by the purchaser in favor of said guardian, the buildings mi said premises to he Insured in said ifiimdlan's favor auainsl loss by tire. In the sum nf fifteen hundred lftOO) dollars, and the said mortgage lo have all clauses for protection ol said guardian, tlie nines auu tnortifatfe to lie drawn by and to be satisfac tory to John belaud Henderson, of stlorneys for said guardian, the expenseol preparing Iiil' said notes and mortgage to be paid by the puichaser. That said sale shall be made from and after Saturday, tlie Tth d y of November. llHW. T hat the widow will Join In the deed of con. veyanee made by the guardian, and the price for the entire estate shall be not less man S12JKJ0. of which tlie minors' part Is SK.OOO. That the sale shall be made of the whole tract. Including the Mansion house on the premises, the same not being suscepnnieoi division into lots or smaller tracts without 1 ti i il t v to I lie estate. The propi rly to be sold, as described In said order, is as follows: First tract Tlie southeast quarter of the southeast Quarter ot section twenty-seven U7 , township (2) north, range ten (10) east Willam ette Meridian, containing lnrly (IU acres, ex. eentinir thereout tlie following described por tion thereof, heretofore sold and conveyed by order ot said court vix: H 'ginning at the corner to sections twenty. six (2fi) and twenty-seven (27), thirty-four Ctt) aud thirty. five (35), township two ('.') north, range ten (10) east of the Willamette Meridian: thence running north along tlie section line between sections twenty-six (2H) and twenty seven (Ifi), ten (10) chains to an Iron bar set for the northeast, corner or tlie land herein described; thence run south S degrees 57 minutes west parallel to the south boundary of section twenty-seven (27), ten (10) clmlns to an Iron liar set for the northwest comer of the land herein described; thence run south par allel lo the east boundary of said section twenty seven (-J7) ten (111) clialusto un iron bar on the souih boundary of section twenty seven (27), set for the southwest corner of the land herein described: thence run north 8'J degrees 57 minutes, east ten (10) chains to the southeast coiner of snld section twenty-seven (27), township two (2) north, range ten (10) eastof tlie Willamette Meridian, slier a sur vey made by John Lcland Henderson, sur veyor, In accordance with a former older ol the Couuty Court of Wnsco County, Oregcn.' Second tract Commencing at the south east corner of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-seven 127) In township fi) north of range ten (10) east of the Willamette Meridian running thence north thirty (;i0) rods, thence west eighty (80) rods, thence soutii thirty (K0) rods, thence east eighty (80) rods to the place ol begin ning, containing nueeu (toi acres more or less; being situate In the Comity of Hood River (formerly Wasco) and State of Oregon. This notice Is published by order of Htm, A. J. Derby, County Judge, of the Oounlv Court of Hood lttver County, Oregon, dated October 5, ISNI8. In the Hood Kiver Ulacler, lor rour successive weeks ana nve im-ert ions, the tirst publication nf which notice Is I lie 8th day of October. 1!H. aii casn ior tne minors micresia ler aeauct- li:g 10-ts, shall be psiri to John Leland Hen derson, ot Httornex s for said giniroiaii. by cer tified check payable to the i nn r ol Com Hclle Klaus, guardian. Jointly with l In. iSntional Surety Company of New York! ami all cash for Cora Belle Kiaus personally, shall be ptld directly to John Iceland Henderson, attorney ior sum iora iieue iviatis, COKA BELLE KLU'S, (Jumill.ni. John I.f.i.am) Hkkdbk'on, of Attorneys for fiuardian, o8:i? and for Cora Helle Klaus, In person. ft Oregon,, unaers Are you doing what you can to populate your state? OULtiOX XKKDS l'i:ri.K Settlors, honed l.irn.eis, mechanics, merchants, cleiVs, io.le v itli liraius, strong hands and a willing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. is sending tons of Ore; m literature to the Last fur distribution through every available aiteticv. Will you not IrIj. the noo.l work of liniliiing Oregon l'V si tilling us the iiiilties und aihlic.-ses of your ft it-nds who are lihely to he intereste l iu t;.i 'tutc .' We w ill be glad to bear the expense of sending them cuinplete information about OKKliOX and itsopi.oitnnities. COLONIST TICKLTS will be on sale .luring SKIT KM I'.LK AXD OCTOKKK from the Kast'to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities are From Denver s.'io.OO Omaha .".0. Kansas Cit v ::o.io St. Louis :i.").."t i i. u From Louisville ftil .70 Ciiniiiali 12:20 t'lewlaml 4L7f New York iVi.UO Chicago :t.s.oo TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID If you want to bring a friend or lelative to Oregon, deposit tin) proper amount with any of our agents. Tlie ticket will then be furnished by telegraph. J. II. FREDIUCY, Loi u. A.mvi, HOOl KIYKl!, OK K. . WM. Mc Ml k'H AY, Ucneral Passenger Agent. Portland, Orcguri Hunts Paint & Wall Paper Company ilavfn.hhtl a coini.lvt- lin.'of PAINT, OILS, VAKMSII LS an.l iiiu:siii-:s. HEATH & MILLIGAN MIXED PAINTS. Our stock of paper includes latest designs in Blanks, Gilt-', 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, Paper hanging, Sign work etc. Phone 671. First and Oak Streets. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO FRUIT DEALERS and Manufacturers of all kinds of Fruit Boxes Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit. MARION MacKAE I'ORTLAXD F. Y. ANGFS noon kivkk LIST YOl'U PKOPHKTY WITH yyacRae & Angus Portland and Hood River We are prepared to handle HOOD RIVER FRUIT LANDS on a large scale and if you want to make prompt sales give us your contract. Phone Mr. Angus at his farm, Home phone No. 1S7L, Hood Kiver. Write to the Portland office, 432 Chamber of Commerce. I ADVISE YOUR FRIENDS "The Best Way" To See Hood River Canyon and Valley is via Mt. Hood Railroad A RIDE ABSOLUTELY TREE FROM DUST Train leaves Hood River 8 A. M. every day and returns 5:10 P. M. Spend your Sunday in the mountains. A. WILSON, Agent The Tide ol Froeperlty. The tide of prosperity may ebb and flow, but the great waves of Industrial wealth will continue to grow in vol uine with ever-lncrcnslng comfort and happiness lo our contented people, who will soon number 100,0(10,000. And be cause of our intelligent and skillful labor, -made so because of good wages aud good living, we shall make bettei fubrlcs and build stronger structures that in spite of their higher cost in the beginning will be cheaper In the end and will be wanted by the people In every corner of the earth. So that we shall capture the markets of the world In greater volume without ever sacri ficing our home murket, the foundation nf our national wealth and progress. Ron. James S. Shermaq. No one is immune i'1' m kidm-v trouble so just remember ili' I'o'ei K ilnvi Remedy will stop the ir-vsn'oriiie and rniw anv case of kidin-v md b'ndder trouble that is not ) y .nd the r. ttcli of medicine. Clarke Drug to. IN THE JUSTICK'S COURT IOR HOOD KIVER DISTRICT. Hood River lYiiut), Oregon. V. K. Kill-worm, I'iultitill'. i vh. V SUMMONS A. Sniilh, Defemtririt. I To A Snillh, the Bhove ntmiiMl nVf,'n1:nt : IN T11K NAM K OK THK 8TA1 K K oltl- f il) V. You, me liereby rfqulri'il to Hi.rHr un4 anHurer the compluliil tiled uuiiiKl ou In the aliove entitled nitlon on or hetnre tlie 80th day of October, 190S, or HiiftV-r J i ineHt to be tiiken iiKtitnMt you for t:euni ui 2H Mf. with the dtaburKcmentu of thi kii;ou. Given under iuy bund thin K.t It ilny ui September 1U0S. A. C. Buck, JiK'li e of Hie I'uiirr. Thin summons la puhlMu d I ix cm. Keculle week in tin llomi R vet- Glacier, by order of t'-e Hon, A. '. Ittii-k, .luilioe of the Fence in and f r aid district, heretofore duly Hindu timl entered; find the drite or the first publication thereof lit Neptenitier 17th, 19U8. KlllS LELAND HENDERSON, Tree. ' MARION I. HENDERSON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary 1'ublie Vice President S. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Treas. Hood River Land Emporium i 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. uregon Lumper company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SUMMONS. In the circuit Court of the stale of Oregon. for the Couuty of Hood ltlver. Walter I). Copper, Plaintiff, vs. Hindu l op. per, Defendant Kult for lMvorce HiinnnoiiH. To Rlnda Copper, the above-named Defend ant: In the mime ot the Htate of Oregon: You are hi reby required to appear and an. swer the complaint tiled mtiiinst jou In the above entitled suit, and within kIx wei-ks from the lllth day of September, l!r S.said day bei utr I he firm day of the. publication of thin fuimtnor.d; and If you fall so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply lo (he court for the relief dcmainh d in tier com plaint aforesaid, Hied in aald cause, lor, to wlt: A decree of divorce dlsMilvltii; the bonds of matrimony exiKtlni; between the plaiiitllf and defendant. In said ciiukc. Thix summons Is pnhlWii-d by virtue of an order of linn. A. J. Ileiby, .ludire of the I'ouu ty Couit of Hood Rlvei Couni.v, Ki ile of Ore. lion, duled Ihe nth liny of S. ptemher, A. I). 1SKW. which order Kpcclllm an i provides six week and sevi-u insertions publlcalion iu the "IIiHid Hlver Olacier," a weekly news paper published weekly In aald county and stale, as the n mn. a nil paper In wli'Ci, said aummons shall be tnhlKiel. Dated, Hoo.! ,-. v.-r, o.ixn. , Vm. John Lilanu IIknukiisun. BlCo22 Attorney lor I'lalntllf. vDMINISTRATRIX'H NOTICE TO CKlilITOR3 Notlti is h'Trby ('ven that the undei signed ha tteen upptiimeu a -iiiinistiairlr of Ihe ea tale of Hr'TsiO P. Maiker. d-eased, by the Couuty Court of Hood Kiver Couniy, Ore. All . i-or.s l,aUn cliiiins aaainn said es tate musl pr sni the shii. e to me, duly veri fied, at the office or L. II. Hailwi in Hood Klver. Ore., hi 6 mouths from first publica tion of this iioticv. Klrsl . uh lieu tlon Sei t. 24. IW.'i. E. II. HanwlK, .MAlllr. ('. M AMlKKh; Ally for Lslttto Admihhtrulrlx. IN THK JUSTICE'S CO I '1ST FOU HOOD MVKIt PISTKH'T. Hooil Rivur Couniy, Orejjon. W. K. Kllsworlh, I'laintlfl.l vs. V BUMMuSa.- Bert Butler, Defendant ) To Bert Duller, tht aboTe named defendant : IN THE N A M tc OK THK STATK wKORE (JON, You are hereby required lo iiipi-ni- aud answer the compiaini jurn ami you in the alxive entliled ai'tion on r iefi,i-.; the (tuih day of Oi tober, lftllt, or suiter Judgment to be taken atrainst you for the rum of J19.70, with the :iMburnriiieiita of this aclion. Olven under my hand this Ir.th oay of Bcplember. 11K18 A. C. Ili;ck, Justice of the 1'iace. This summons Is published for six con aecuilve weeks In the Hood U-vcr Ois-l.T, hy order of the Hon. A. C. Buck, Jusilcn o the Peace In and for said oiMricI, heretofori duly made and entered; and ihe dale of the first publication thereo' ! .September. ITih, :5 i-i.M, . URiEGQN 5::qj Line oUnson Pacific 3 Trains to the EastDaily Through rnllman Btandarda and tonrlut sleeplnir cars dally to Omaha, Chicago, Hpo I nne; tourist sleeping cars dally to Kausaa l It y: through I'ullinan tourist sleeping car (nersonsally conducted) weekly to Chicago. Reclining chair cars (seata free) to the East dally. linlon Depot- Leave. Arrive Chicago-Portland Speclnl for the Kast via Huntington, dally 8:30 am 8:50 pro KpoVane Flyer lor Kastern Washington. Walla Walla. lwlslnn,'oenr d'Aleneand Ureal Northern points, dally 8:15 pra 8:0U am At Ian lie Kx press for the Kast via Huntington, dully 0:00 pm : am I'ortlr.nd-IVndleton local for all i olnts between Pendleton and Portland, dally 7:15 ra 5:16 pm RIVER SCHEDULE FOR AHTOKI A and way fioiifcls. connecting wll h te!Hner for 1 1 aco nod N'oi-th ll.'.ai'h steam er Hassnlo, Ash street ri.w' (water per.) loo p. m; Dally except Hunday, Saturday, 10:00 P. M. FOR Daytn, Oregon 7:09 A. M. I City and Yamhill Hiv- . er poinls. Ash street i dock (water per.) Daily except Sunday. I I'OR 1, KW IHTON,:40 A. M. Idaho, and way polriU. I from Klparin, Wash, Dally except Salurday 6:00 P. M Dally except Buuday. 7:30 P. M Dally except Buuday. 4.-00P. M Dally exept Krlday NOTICE rOR PL'IH.ICATION. Dejiartment of the Interior I.an I Ollice a: Tlie Dalles, Oregon, oc. 7tb, puis Notice Is herebv iriven Hint. I.UTHKR WINI'HKK. of Mosler, Oroiron, li", on Aug i, I:I7. Hindi t'oineslead Kntry, No. I. "a r... .No. Oil ', !or FUNWK Hf-ctlon 13, Township N., Range It ,., Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention loniake final comrnulalion proof to establish claim to the land above oes'Tihed, lielore Register and R-celver at 'I he Dalles, Oregon, on the IMih day of November, l'.iw Claimant names sa witnesses: Nate Htur ge I'l'arlis Hen Lett. I,ee H unU r aad 11,11. Sell wn, all of Moier, Oregon C. W. MOO UK, . oliuU Register. OKKIC'R nouns Krelsrhl Housr u. m. lo 12 noon: 1 to 6 D m No freight received or delivered after 6 p in. IMw nt'i'i ticiiol Honrs for delivery of ex press i-nd hatruage will ta 8 a. rn. till p. in. VM. McMURRAY. C. EVERETT. Tlie Practical Shoemaker, At l:i(.'y OM Stiintl. Fine Work a Specialty. ORDERS FOR Lumber, Lath, Shingles Piling, Cedar Posts and Poles SOLICITED Can also furnish Slab Wood f 2.50 per cord, f, o. b. Hood River Mux Office: Phone Dee Line City Office : Phone Main 51 GILL -DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries AND HARDWARE. SOLE AGENTS FOR Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. HOOD RIVER IIEIGIITS, - - OREGON. PASHION STABLE Livery, Feed and Draying.. STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. Horses bought, Bold or exchanged. Pleasure parties carl secure first-class rigs. Special attention given to moving furniture an pianos. We do everything horses can do. Ph. C. YOUNG Dealer In Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish HOOD RIVER. ORE. Phone Main 471 Free Delivery