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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1909)
oor 7uyr.it aiiioxnTHBiusBA xOAy at. o, APPLE MEN IN ARMS AGAIN PORTER BILL Hoot Kitrr apple ft omen are up in arm agMtiet the Poller bill, which bag been introduced In Congress and propone to inereHne the size of the apple liox lined ly northwest growers. In addition to the resolution which was recently pawed iy tbe local bor ticultuiHl society protesting aiiiot Ita adoption, the Oiegon delegation in corgre has been formally asked to work againit the measure, aud the apple men of Washington have sent J. 1 Oumns. ownr of tbe big Potnoua api le lauch at Dayton, to tbe capital city to iW hia inlluence to bring atintit ita defeat. Jt la stated that the matter may be taken up otliclHlly by tbe Hood I iter Apple lironerH' union, which will couimuuicHto with other similar or ganizations io the state, asking that they uao their utmost efforts to pre vent the bill from passing; and alao tor their coopenitino a raising fundi to tend a representative of tbe apple grower ct tho state to Coogron to work with Mr. Dumas in opposing measure which it i. stated will mean au annual loss to growera on tbe coat of tl.OUOiOoU Ouh of tbe probable courses of ao tiou will be to prepare a memorial to confront showing that the present box In nae io tbe oorthweat, which wan adopted several yeara ago as tbe stand an box of the fruitgrowers' organize tioo, coutaina .'WO more cubic Inches than tho Winchester bushei, at pres ent accepted aa tha standard In the United StateH. Jt wi I alao be shown that a change such aa the one propos ed will disorganize the present nietlird of packing and shipping apples and place growera on the coast under un fair competition uitil an altogether new system could he inaugurated. Apple growers alao object to the passage of tbe bill in wbolo or lu part, particularly a provision in it which hUlts I but boxes not conforming to the larger size stipulated in tbe Port er bill shall be marked "short tux." This, they say, Is placing an unfair restriction on the abpple products of nnrthbwest t. It is also said that the applo box now in use contain over a bushel of applbs that are all salable and aa near perfect as It is possible to have them, aud that dealers wbo are pushing tbe Porter bill are taking an unjust course to compel tbe grower to give them more frail In order for the buyers to take piotlta which justly belong to tbe grower. Florida Editor Like Our Apples A lottur received by tbe Cllaolei from Albert Anson Urabum, who i-i now located at Oualu, Florida, und-r elnto of Jan. Hitll, nays: I took six Hood Kiver Haldwlna and SpilzeulicrgH, three (if each, out of a consignment of L. K. Clark's apples, which the II. li. Masters Company cf lift., i, purchased In New Vjik tor t .t'ir Chris! mas trade and expressed t ,om to Kditor in Chief Willis M. I ell of the Florida limes Union cf Jnoksourillii as a Christmas pieseut. Tho big editor sent me the foilowli g li t cr of lliunks. "Many thanks for the fine apples which are without a doubt tbe best wo havu over tasted since boyhood's happy days." Now isu t that Hue, Mr. Glacier .Mill. liy tho way, HpokHue will be repre k uted at tho Florida State Fair ill 'Iiiinpii. The fair will open February ' r I. How about n Hood Hirer IIh pl ly or exhibit? I will tuWe them to the state fair. Yours truly, Mmt Ausou Graham. Queer lres of F.nglNh Women. (Knribner's Magazine. ) ' Tho lirst dtty lu London brings so many lui ickhioih that it is as confus ing to roummbnr them as to recall, in their proper order, tbo changes of a linleldoseopo. It is apparent that the (iieu aro heinior here than with us; apparent, too, that this la a laud ot niou, ruled by men, obedient to tbe w.iys anil comforts aud prejudices f men, not women, lime the nmlo bird has tho brilliant plumage. The bett of th mi, as one sees thein In Picoad il ly, in liond street, in St. James' itreet, in the curbs, in the park ot a Sunday after church, am Due looking fellows, well st up and coropuloiuly well-groomed and turned nut. Hut the women I' What hats, what clothe, what shoes, what colon, what amor phous figures 1 One heats ot Kngllsh economies; evidently tbey begin with tho dressmaker's bill. Who permit) that nice looking girl to weal a white tlhiinel skirt, a purple jacket, aud a fur hut with a liunoli of small leathers sticking out of It at right angles? Here si another with au embroidered linen oi at, aud a Lit of ermine fur, and a straw bat with flowers ou It I The groteequo costumes of tbe womeu wool I make one atop to staro were it not that tlicy are so common one ceases at last to notice them. Hut their last io dresa is nothing new. When tiiieeu Victoria etr Io lb throne their lartele.s v igui i s l ru torn were ooticf able. A w II dressed lady is described as wearulg iu Hit- days, "a blue satin robe, a bltck violet mantlet lined with blue satin and trimmed with black lace, and an emerald green bat trimmed with blonde and roses, as well aa ribbon and feathers !' Tbe complexions of tbe English bare often been exploited for our benefit Tbe damp climate and tbe exercise out of doors produce tbe red, tbey say. Hut on examination it proves to ba not tbe red ot tbe rose, but the red cf raw beef, and often streaky and fibrous at that. Tbe features are large and tbe face high colored, but it is not a doliicatejpluk, it is a coarse red. At a distance, tbe effect Is charming, bright, lefresbiog, but close to, often rather unpleasant. LI ere tba teatuic of tbe womeu, even the features cf the beautiful women, are molded; while tbe features of our beautiful American women are chisel ed. Don't be Hopeless abont yoursulf when your crippled with rheumatism or still joints of course you've tried lots of things and they failed. Try Mallard's Snow Liniment It will drive away all aches, pains and stiffness and leave you as well as you ever were. Sold by Ohis. N. Clarke. WKSI.EV L. JOXK8 KLKCTKI). Washington's Senatorial Candidate Without Opposition. Olympla In separate sessions the bouse and senate Tuesday elected Wesley L. Jones, of Yakima, to the United States senate to succeed Sen ator Levi Ankeny. While tho election was practically completed Tuesday, It did not be came effective un til noon Wednes day, when the two houses met In Joint session to canvas the vote of Tuesday Speaker L. O. Mclgs, of the bouse, nominated Mr. Jones In that body and Senator Canioron, of Yak Irvia ,-.. ttr.uoii Kla name In the wen- C ate. Moth are from Mr. Jones' wkbi.ey l. joneh. county of Yakima. This Is the first time In the hla tory of the state of Washington that a United States Senator lias been elected In other than Joint session and after numerous ballots. 4 "3 Knot Hurceeda Piatt In cw York. Albany, Jan. 19. As required by the federal law, the two houses of the legislature of the slate of New York met here today In separate ses sion to vote for a successor to Thom as C. Piatt, United Slates senator from this state. The votes today were merely confirmatory of tha choice of the caucuses of the repub licans of the two houses, Klihu ltoot, secretary of state. Penrose Ite-Klected. llarrisburg, Pa., Jan. 19. Boles Penrose will again represent the state of Pennsylvania In the United States senate, according to the votes of the two houses of the Btate legis lature, cast here today. He Is a resident of Philadelphia. This will be his third term In the senate. Flection in Connecticut. Hartford, Conn., Jan. 19. By a vote of the two houses of the state legislature, cast today, Frank B. Brandegoe will again be the Junior senator from the state of Connecticut. Notorious Woman Jailed. Kallspell, Mont., Jan. 18. Marlon Young, badly wanted In Seattle for holding up and robbing a man, has been urrested here by Sheriff O'Con aell. She Is also wanted in Portland and other coast cities for robbery, where she operated for a number of years. Iroquois Claims Ni-ttl,-d. Chicago, Jan. 18. It was made public today that after live years of litigation settlements bad been made In the cases of 30 of the deaths caused by the Iroquois Theater flro. It Is stated (twit 1 7 SO a cafo la to be paid. FATHER, WIFE AND DAUGHTER FOUND DEAD W. Ij. Seeley, a brother rd Frank Seeley who at cue time lived heir, where he owned a small propeity in tha valley. Is supposed to have killed bis wile, daughter and hirnt-eifj Heeley, wbo was a lawyer was at one time a Uuited States bank examiner, nd is supposed to hare committed tbe deed io a tit of Insanity. A dlepstcb to the Journal frota Seattle states tbat Seeley, bis wife, Kate M. Seeley, a member of tba Daught.rs ot tbe Revolution, and bis daughter, Kene Seeley, a pretty girl, jutt in tne flower of bar young wo manhood, weie killed by uokuown hands. Mrs. Seeley and ber daughter had been struck while In bed ly a hammer wielded by some oue prob ably tho Insane father. Their bodies were dragged to tbe bathroom In their residence, at .107 Kigbteeuth avenue. Seeley 's body, his bead hanging over tbe edge of the bath tut, was along side tbat of bis wife. Over tbe body of tbe husband and tba wife was a steamer trunk. This trunk furnishes tbe only unconnected link in tbe evi dence theat points to murder and sui oide for the question ia asked, "How did it get there?" It would seem im probable that Seeley, after having killed his wife and daughter and drag ged tbalr bodies Into tbe bath room, could have taken poison aad still haJ strength enough to place tbe trunk over tbe bodies of himself and wife. Yet tLii was probably what he did. Hnbbery was not au object iu tbe murders. Nothing stolen from tbe house. The deutLs must have keen oaueed as tally as i'li tay ot last week, for tluy M. Suulzei, wbo was engaged tu Miss Seeley, phoned to the youug lady us late as 'J.'M o'clock last Tbur day night. He telephoned frequently alter that aud it was bis prrni-tHi't l?oits tu raise tbe l.uiue that dually ended lu his forcing bis way into the bouse aud mukiug the horrible discovery. Tbe police were immediately untitled and tbe curouei took charge and is proceeding with bis iiivertigatiou. OREGON L-LFLETS Joseph D. Magee has been appoint ed postmaster at Lakeside. Will Mack of Grants Pass, charged with the murder of Miles Carier, was convicted of murder In the second degree Saturday. Married, divorced and remarried to his former wife at t he age of 21 years Is the experience of A. Vincent Holgate, formerly of Corvallis, now 3f Iialsey. Congress haa paused a hill to pay D. J. Holmes, of Salem, $500 as re imbursement for Improvements on land which was taken from him iu correcting the boundary of tne Warm Spring Indian reservation. According to the annual report of the slate game warden, he has suc ceeded, with his deputies, lu secur ing 90 convictions which accrued something over $3000 to the state In fines. Oregon City Oddfellows have of fered a reward of $25 for the recov ery or the body or Charles 13. Mid lam, who was drowned In the Will amelte river at Oregon City lust week. Mrs. Hawley, wife of Reprcenta tlve Hawley, has been honored by the women of the Congressional Club t Washington, D. C, by appoint ment as chairman of the committee- on nomination of officers. The legislature of Oregon will ba requested to pass upon a bill provld lng for the repeal of the present antl prizefighting law, and the substitu tlon of another measure that will permit limited bouts between profes elonal exuononta of the manly art, Interesting Apple Nftt (From l''ruit Trade Journal ) A rush to utiloal apples at the pre vailing piloe of 14 0U a barrel is rap Idly depleting to stocks in the local cold storage wa chouses. The mnrkets of the east and central west are ottering good prices aud tbe lecal commission merchants are taking advantage of the prices recoup for last year's losses. i'bousauds of barrels were put stroage at $1.75 Last year the dealeis paid in many instances t'l W a barrel for apples theorhoard, and weie foiced t ) sell at a loss of more than fl.uu a barrel t Is estimated that there are ocei :0(l, UUU barrels ot apples In storage in Io in This January Clearance Sale of $uits and Overcoats For Men "'-T jTirlh.jr:gm' ""-' 'vii is iii nn i 14 it ore Al Will Not Rust, Crack, Cheapest Because Best H ERE, at last, is the ideal kitchen and CDoking utensil "THE WARE THAT WEARS ' made from Pure Spun Aluminum, and .0, guaranteed by the makers to last 25 years with average usage. "Spun" Aluminum, mind you, not cast Aluminum, which will Sometimes crack and scale. Spun Alumi num Ware will never crack, peel, scale or brv ak. Costs a trifle more than ordinary enamel ware, but is many time3 cheaper in the lon run, bscause of its wonderful dura bility and fuel saving. Enr.mel ware is iron coated with colored glass. Iron ex pands with heat Colored g'ass does not, but chips off into the food with dangerous results to those who eat it. That the use of enamel kitchen ware causes cancer is a view held by some eminent medical authorities. Dr. William STLyH. Dicfanbach of New York, in a paper en ommum ware Rr.oL $rni"rVi nf Rum M. rflAJima af m aft M vwa mm W Si J'. ?-;' Ml titled Observations on the Etiology of Cancer." read before the Bureau of Sanitary Science and Public Health duiirg the session of the International Homeopathic Congress at Atlantic City, discussed this subject. According to a special dispatch to the Philadelphia North American, Dr. Diefan bach advanced the argument that chipping Will Last a Lifetime of the hard-coated dishes, used in preparation of meals allowed minute but dangerous particles of foreign matter to become mixed witn tne food, these being taken into the stomach. where the cancerous growth is caused by abrasions which they make in the walls of the organ. "1892" Pure Aluminum Ware saves doctors' bills. It enables you to bake bread, pics, pan cakes, etc., without grease, which is the great cause of dyspepsia and indigestion. Aluminum griddles require no grease; hence are smokeless and odorless. "1892" Pure Aluminum Ware will not scorch or burn, is easily cleaned, will not rust, or corrode. H andsome in appearance. Looks like silver, but weighs only about one-fourth as much, and is light and con venient to handle. The original and only genuine Spun Aluminum Ware i3 made by the Illinois Pure Aluminum Co. at Lemont, 111. Every piece bearing their trade-mark, the Maltese Cross, and marked "1892" Pure Aluminum ware ts aosoiuieiy pure, v.r.oissome anu hygienic, and guaranteed fcr 25 years. See that you g.l th; rij.t goods accept no substitute. n J WW natf Only a few of the "1892" Pure Aluminum ( -? are shown here. Complete line wiii be ' Store of STEWART HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPANY ffJBRk iig Utensils E id at I Is h noteworthy event. Deserving of the attention of every economical man and young man who likes smartly styled, hand somely hand-tailored, perfect-fit ting clothes. Commencing this January 1 have nrranged my entire stock of Suits an.i Overcoats for quick sale and marked them at prices that will surely induce you to take early advan tage of these phenominal values. Now you have free and unrestricted choice of all: $1 ".()() Suits for 17.o0 Suits for....v 9.75 12.50 22.50 Suits for 2." 00 Suits for 15.50 18.50 J. G. VOGT wfistern Ni-. York, with Nlasra county lHMilii.k- by 200,000 barrels. O i ami mints the National Apple Sr o in VM: I In i ltl r sent to thfl S)okauo CbHni'x-r cf O mmeice aud read at a ! meetiu of li t truetonH of tbat bodr, , I if sh 'H'tr y 'f the Cdnmifn lnl Clnl "f Om.ilis Hint' b that Hih city is d -1 !,-. of hti in tbe cooperation of h ' i I'- aio ;.)i- nil business .men to the iid tbht (lie liifi v i -1 1 r j i . may be hell iu Oiviih i m 1909 ThH hllpr Hl.ati'H tb I Oniiilui coatributnd to Iho suocees of tl;e lirst National Apple Show: Bil l lint, Hiuoe there has beon a Bontltimiil pxoieHsed to have ibe show next yenr held in tbe middle went. Omal a is the place to bold If. After the reading of tbe letter E P Caitier Van Dixsel stated that It has not been di t irmiiidd -that the Apple show will le hold outside of Spokane. This city mnv cl'dm it fo.- auotticr year. Unlll this question l l l onu -ined ho Hiietfested tbe lutter In n fai red to tho Apple Show ConvDittee t t the Chamber, of Comnieroo. The lot tor was ti uly referred to tbat commit toe. The oai oi hp ,es which won tbe oupitHl pirze ot SitKKI at the National Apple Show at Spokane, Washington, reached New York on Monday of (hit week and was oi exhibition at the Krle pier until Wednesday, whon it waa sold, 'llm car came to D. Cross- lev k Son, It huving been secured by William Ciosaley, tbe managing di rectoi of tbo tlrm, wbo is now in tha Went. Die cat was grown ty Michael Koran of Wt natoheo, Wash., and It waa . without doubt, tbe linest car of fruit that, i'hh eier brought bore from the ft'de in vnahinRton. lhe var e tlea coni'ir.Ud ot Home lieauty, Wine sap, Jonnthnu, Arkansas lilaok, Hlack Twig, Wintei liiiuana, Delicious and (Irimos C Idei'. i'he car grossed $2,:iiU.,r)0 tut this sum does not icp resent all tbat was obtained by tbe pro'id grower; bis prize money amniintint! to about j2,000, th tarn including teveral amounts ottered by J. J. Hill and W. T. Claik lor choice boxes in mldition to tbe 11,000 ottered by the management. .Notice Hood Kiver, Ore., January 11, 900. To tbe stockholders of tbe Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co, At the stockholders meetinn held January 5. 19(1!). it was decided to srll out to the Pacific Telephone Co. The Faoilic Co. takes all property of the Farmer's Co. and pays all of its debts. Further, tbe Caeitic Co. agreed to n imburse tbe stock holders ot tbe 1'arinern Co. to such an extent a to reduce the monthly payments of the Farmers' Co. to (it ty (50) cents. No tices of the amounts refunded bare been mailed to you. The Home Tele phone Co. agreed to give tbe stock holders of the Farmers' Co. a three .V "in s contiact at a dollar and tweuty- tire cents (fl.Uo) pel month. J. W. Shipley, secietary Farmers' Mutua Telephone Co. WHITE SALMON VALLEY LANDS 64. 2 miles from Underwood, fine sightly loc ution, excellent soil, not a atone on place. Mot-t of It eacy clear ing. Will noil 15, 20 or 25 acres at $125 per aero. 65. 40 acres one-half milo from lin en in, good Mill, line big Kpving, north slope, nee from frost, cay cleailng. f tH l r ucre. (ill. 10 acre!1, cornering on town of Iliiemn, fnii level tract, fine soil, a very closiraMe small tract. fl(H) per acre. Very eaay terms. ti7. Another 10 acre tract near the aloe, fronting on the White Salmon river, fine soil, somewhat broken up by ravines, a beautiful place for a home. $75 per acre. 68. 40acres2 milea from Underwood, in a sheltered little vsllev, earlieM strawberry location in the whole Under wood district . About .'5 acr t jioml till able land, balance tit only for pasture About 12 acres in cultivation AImhii Delinquent List, Hood Kiver Irrigation District I hereby certify that the following aweeiBmenU for the year UK 8 lu the Hood Kiver Irriga tion DlHtrtcl, Hood River Coumy, Mate t Oregon, are delinquent: NAMK AND DESCRIPTION F. W. Angus, ol'i aeien In N 1 Oeo. Wlllaid Drown, loi 0 i P. H. &rrolY,'beg.'N W A l IB cor. tii.et V m r, 8 11 eh Hi ll K 1. 1 N Q T K N T N OT I ( ' K To STOCK HOLD OK FAU.MKltH IURIUATINU CO. II. 11. Allen le.li Mr-. .1 llimif i It. Cnlilwell I'Oi Vnine t'rnmer. 11. A. CiiminliiK . n. i-A it)L:er M. .1. Koli Hie kiln I. lluv s. Ilershey . llerhey M lllltlson.. .iollt'M I. W. .link Inn lirlN KniulMin .. .Mariin . Mereer . K. Movtis . W. Mflntosh K. ('. .Mahiuine' Ulan lluilsini... W. H. lVHler. A. Keiul s. Sinionton.... ll. Hetmril ll.'A. Kuss Itusslt'T ,V liillKll'irtl UMll KotilMllK I. I.. SllaTiHhHIl I. C. fut u '. .1. Snull nhn ittel K (). Tnl W. II I'eli.n 4! acre? in ctiawlicrries, 3 acref mure ready lo si t lo lienieR or trees, five wi ld tn irrijjate, phiiih (rem fpring piped into land. About 'M bemii g fruit trei-. 450 Newtowns set this spring, 25 rtpitz enberg set u year ago. Han the innViiig of one of the tinust ranches in the Un derwood district. A good income from the start. Price 500. Half down cash. 69. 80 acres 4J miles from Under wood. 4 acres in alfulfa, tl acres cleared. About 50 fruit trees, some just coming into bearing Newtowns, Spitzenberg and inter ISanana. iSew house, barn ind out buililiiiL'S. SO acres easily cleared. Trice f40(H). Term?. 70. 1K) acres 4 miles from Under wood, overlooking Colombia river for miles, land gently rolling, deep loose, red shot clay soil. The most desirable of all toils (or growing highly colored fruit, land rattier heavily timbered, en o gh wood to more than pay for clear ing. A fine commercial proposition if taken as a whole, but will divide into small tracts if desired. $100 per acre half cash. 71. 75 acres adjoining above tract on the north, identical in every way, but will sell in small tracts at from (50 to $100 per acre, on very easy terms to thot-e who will reside on the land, will accept labor for part ol purchase leioe or some portions of this. Owner will clear, plant to orchard and care for same for purchaser if desired. 72. 80 acres 2 miles from Underwood, uncleared, more or less furface rock, but vsry fine soil with plenty of mois ture. A tine opiortunitv lo get a good home close in This lanil grows especial ly fine peaches, as well as all other fruits to perfection. mile from school. Price $80 per acre. Eaay terms. Will accept part in labor. 73. 35 acres miles from post office, railroad and dock. 1J acres set to M aui erriea and peaches last spring, ai mil n or 7 acres slashed 'and burned ead' to g'lih, 2 or 3 acres so called lev i dam land, w hich will grow anv ih'ng. I.ai il strictly first cIrss for all kimls of f : nit. Less than an aero until ' loiJ! I 'nr cnlt vation, w hich is more or less '. i:w rocky. Telephone line along place, . ftU.lWl . !.'.. . .ts .'Jn i is.im i . 15.141 ! 15 1 0 Jll.ni I. W . lii.iU HI.IW , ;s.'J . 12 VI , WI.0U . Ml.lO . l-J.Ui . :'.( iv .no &.zt II. OJ 6 ID :...! Hill) 11.110 Jl. 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Iwlil 18 CO 1 M 00 j Mi III) Is 0 1H 14) 14 00 let 00 , li Oil 114 00 ' ha I. hefot Si 4 ax to $119 17 m 30 29 r. 117 00 29 25 m oo paid e del. 117 00 l.V. 02 1 16 25 BS M) S3 40 29 -2S 87 7,1 .r6 50 59 -'" 2S 25 il S5 if.t IS 9 75 2I'4 0 3 f.l 10 70 S 61 4 40 3 05 10 70 13 77 l: Oil 5 98 2 42 3 01 8 SI 5 98 3 (it 3 111 3 (tl 3 til 2 14 211 IA J H O H 5254 27 50 36 lit) 70 50 Sfi 67 40 89 05 199 70 2tH 20 2I9 31 100 48 S 88 f(l 8(1 150 u 100 48 50 86 50 Hli 50 86 50 86 17 79 398 V, Notice Is hereby given that unless so-hl delinquent Rssesstnenti, together with the cost and pereetitage as stated in the forenolnn list, nrc paid on or berore the time of Mile herein afler named, the real property upon which snch assessments are a Men, will be sold at puhlli; auetloii for the purpose of pollectlng such assessments, percentages and costs as required hi" law. on Thursday, the 11th day of February, ItXrl, between the hours of II) a. tip and 8. p. in. of said day or at sueh time as the said sale may then he adjourned to, gnl, sila tq h made ( my residence In the Barrett Ditrlot at the corncrof ClarV Street aiU Itickford Avenue in said Hood River Irrigation Distriot. Dated this llllj day of January, UM9. If. E. D.R r, Colliotor European Plan Roooma per day 75c and Rooms per week $4.00 a tnl Phone Main T559 New C -ncrete Building Steam, Hot and Cold Water Electric Lights, Bells and Phones All Outside Rooms Whtrler hit' Mrs. M. Willis I -' Please nav at 1he TreHMiti-r s omee. lull er llankliiK l u. By order ot Board ol lilrwior. riiiiniy and stale roaiw on one side, hi li oi J milt. Price $fi000. Easy terms. 74. 20 ncres 1 miles from Under. wVhI, 75 to 100 bearing apple trees (i00 I nxes 1908,) 200 app'e trees, 2 yrs. old, Newtowns and Spitzenhergs, 1(X) teach trees, 20 in tearing, balance 2 yrs. old; 10 pears Bartlett bearing, 20 cherries, Royal Ann and Lambert, 6 txaring, bal ance 2 yrs. old, 8 bearini! prunes 11 acres strawborries, grape arbor, house, barn, water piped to house from spring with rain. Extra early location, deep, rich soil, but some lying on rather steed slope. Magnificent view of both Whit Salmon and Columbia rivers. Fine lo cation for ideal home. Price $5000. Write or call on W. F. CASH, UNDERWOOD. WASH. Fifth HOTEL PHILIP BUKNSIDE ST., 4th and 6th Street Oars and Bumside Bridge Cars Pass the Door PORTLAND, OREGON. Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES and BRUSHES HEATH & MULLIGAN MIXED PAINTS. Our (Stock of Paper includes latest designs in Blanks, Gilts and High Grade-, ffon, 10c up. A full stock of Room Molding, Picture Rail, Plate Rail and a mall line of novelties iu Framed Pictures. CALCIMO, the latest thing in Room Tinting, mixed to order. Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Work Home Phone 116 First and Oak Streeta MAKfc YOU.. OWN 3 " " SKIDOO HORSE AN: Crush and mix in feed or salt. Makes Your Stock Look ivptsr ock- ii Ublc Lik; 1 For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. The cordensed essence ol the dm. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashts, Cliop Fee ! ir firm as good when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply wilh alt pine ii -' ,. and try once SKIOOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kih.ev Chic'.. Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fevi Hot Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic ti-,;t m. -SpaviatCure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL fc'LLiC i Incorporated! Capital Stock $300,000.00) Wetertown, South Dakota U. S. A. For Sale by Hanna & Perigo. r the ' -i just : k lor -..lira. -. tea U IN O? L. ILWW Sunset ,Mi u Ins offers tha readers of this paper tha best opportunity of the year review or reviews . . . $3,001 at 1 wtAfc, mffSJIUIIlL . . . , l.OU WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.25 FOR )$3.00 AND FR EE y ,our order' tful Pnonhitft, a ft-pan bos illustrated In four colon with US Western views. . SUNSET MAGAZINE an nuneiace. CAUreaw A