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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1911
Sjuuh Siwr CSlaricr
ARTHUR D. MOE. Publisher.
Subscription, 81.50 Per Year.
CLAIMS INVESTIGATED
BY SPECIAL AGENTS
lix i I ffw
SUPPORT LYCEUM COURSE.
The report of Secretary Skinner at
the last meeting of the Commercial
Club to the effect that the two former
presentations of the Lyceum course,
provided for the amusement of Hood
River people by the Commercial Club
this winter, were not as well attended
as they shoudl have been, is, to say
the least, not flattering to the citizens
of the community. However, nil of
us are thoufthtlesa at times and maybe
guilty of "Letting George do it."
Hut it does us all good, of course, to
"wake up to ourselves" and make
good resolutions for the future, and
iimliuihrpdlv the ran tic siiL'irestion of
the secretary of the club will cause us
to realize that the club is not in the
show business for its health. Indeed
the members of the club deserve creilit
for the initiative in securing some good
attractions for the amimmeiit and
instruction of the residents of the
community. The numbers that have
nlrcat'y been presented were said to be
tj f a first class character by those who
haw them. The two yet to be given,
though of a distinctly different nature,
have made an excellent reputation,
Not only because of the relation with
which they stand to the club but also
because of their true worth they merit
a good attendance.
Grand Officers of Masons Here.
The Most Illustrious Grand Master
J. II. Richmond and Grand Marshal
Koy Quackenbush, both of I'ortland, of
the Grand Council of Oregon Royal
and Select Masters, paid an official
visit to the Mt. Hood chapter here
Tuesday night. R. M. degree work
was conducted followed by a banquet
to which the wives of the members
were invited. Frank Ginger and J. K.
McGregor, of Mosier, were present for
the meeting.
A special meeting of the Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons will be held to
morrow night when work in the M. M.
degree will be conducted. A special
meeting of the Masonic lodge will be
held Saturday night for the purpose
of conducting first degree work.
Hull Will Manage Three Plants.
Albert S. Hall, who retained the
management of the business of the
Hood River Light and l'ower Co. of
this place after it had been purchased
by the 1'acific l'ower & Light Co., has
been given the management also of the
White Salmon and Mosier plants. Mr.
Hall came here about a year ngo'from
Ilillsboro, where lie had spent three
years in charge of the electric plant
there. Previous to this he held a
position with the General Electric Co.
at Schenectady, N. Y. Mr. Hall is
an alumnus of 0. A. C.
The operation of the plant at White
Salmon will still be under the supervi
sion of J. T, Thompson.
Fined For Killing Deer Out of Season.
On account of reports from the upper
valley that deer were being killed out
of season in that region Game Warden
L. J. Fritz came to Hood River Satur
day in search of evidence. Reports
have recently been circulated to the
effect that 17 deer were slaughtered
this winter while the heavy snows cov
ered the ground. As a result, of War
den's Fritz's investigations Mark Wey
gandt and W. Jones appeared before
Justice of the l'eace A. C. liuck here
yesterday morning and plead guilty to
charges of killing deer out of season.
Kach were lined $50. Mark Weygandt
is the well known Mt. Hood guide.
Sowing the Seed.
F.verv effort made towards the
banishment of Licensed Evils which
liuvi! existed for years is so much hel
in the reform movements of the world
We look for temiiorarv defeats hut we
may reasonably suppose these an
educating and that the evils wil
enventually be conquered through
victory over sin and wrong. People
tell us if we ever get, rid of the saloon
there will be other evils with which ti
contend. Kven so. is it not worth
while to attack recognized evils as we
go through this world of ours? Our
greatest evils are those fostered by a
desire to accumulate wealth at th
expense ot our lellow men and our
battle ground should be with thesi
forces. It is deplorable that a larg'
part ol (ho world should lie called upon
year alter year to face certain eon
ditions ami not seemingly be able
effect a radical change.
As ages have progressed young
people have not. been taught sulhcient
ly gt oil principles. Moral training m
our homes and schools have been sadly
deficient and we are now only reaping
as a nation what we have sown. Hut
are wo not just beginning to think and
act?
Here is food for the optimist. Take
courage and go ahead. Gradually
people are being led on and on guided
by the beacon light of truth until the
fruition is reached and darkness of
doubt in n Heavenly Father's love and
wisdom disappears, bringing out. the
radiance of Divine Glory anil Gladness.
J. A. Hunt, (Vr. Sec,
W. C. T. V.
Or. Mary P. Jordan, who with her
husband was forced to go to California
three years ago on account of the
health of her child, spent '1 uesday
here. She made the hurried trip from
Portland, where she had come to
accompany a tubercular patient. Or.
Jordan states that the health id' herself
and her child have become almost
perfect. They are now located near
San Diego, at. Dehesa, where they
have a ranch. The topography of the
country there, she stated, is very
similar to that of the lined River
Valley.
Bids Invited.
Sealed bids will be received until
noon April dth, l'.Hl at my ollice ul
Hood River, Oregon, or the cum-t ruc
tion of three miles or more of Mvcvuavi
I!oai ill Hood River County, with or
without furnishing equipment. Speci
fications can be seen and particular!"
learned after Monday, March L'Otli, lull,
lit my ollice. Wight reserved to reject
liny and all bids, (leo, 0. I'liUii'itsoti,
a-U 'utility Judge.
Notice.
To v bom it may concern :
My wife, Mrs'. A. L. Silliumn, has left
my bed and board, and 1 refuse to be
roiqiuiiBible for any debts contracted by
On charges preferred by special
!.t.r,t of the federal trovernment evi-
deuce in two homestead cases, u. j.
vs. Judson 1. Moody and IJ. n. vs.
Wm. T. Moody, was taken by F. A.
liishop as notary public yesterday.
The basis of the charges in the lirst
case was that the defendant had not
complied with the bomestad law rela
tive to residence upon and cultivation
of the land tiled upon. The charges
aganist the latter defendant, however,
were based only on a failure to reside
the proper time on the land. The evi
dence will be sent by Mr. liishop to
the Receiver and Register of the land
office at The Dalles and the case will
lie decided there.
The defendants in these cases Were
reprcs'-ntcd by Attorneys A. A. Jay tie
ami K. 11. Ilartwig. G. A. Benedict,
a special agent from Portland appeared
for the government.
It is reported that this is only the
beginning of a number of homestead
eases for it is understood that special
agents are at work securing evidence
on other claims in the Upper Valley.
OF
The school board has called a special
eeting to he held Friday night, March
1, at the Park street school building,
f the leeiil voters of school district
No. 3, to consider the purchase ot the
lock on the heights mat lies jusi
hi tli of the high school grounds in the
leasant View Addition.
The property under consideration is
generally known as the McDonald
lock. I he school noaru mum it-
advisable to purchase tins properly
or several reasons. hducalors in
every part of the country are urging
that schools he provided wiiii eveiy
icility for out of door athletics, l he
Hieh school is greatly m need oi
, i.. h.; i.i,,.
more extensive groiuius no urn pui
pose. The McDonald lilock situated
as it, is and on account oi me level
hnractor of the ground is ideal lor out
of door sports. And in addition to this
the board realizes that on account of
the resources of the Hood River Valley
it will he but a short time until courses
f a horticultural nature will be estab
lished m the high school. As soon as
such action is taken the present tacili-
es of the school will be taxed and it
HI be necessary to make an increase.
Under these circumstances it is con
sidered advisable to secure a location
while it is possible. I he board desires
that a full attendance of the voters be
present at the Park street school a
week from tomorrow nigni, in inner
that the matter may be thoroughly
discussd.
An option was secured on the prop-j
rly the hist ot the week, lrom I. u.
weedy, who was acting lor me owner,
G. M. Coleman.
Court House Addition Ready to Occupy.
Fredericks it Arnold nave about
ompleted the new offices of the addi
tion to the county courthouse, inree
new rooms will be provided and the
county olhcials, with individual olhces,
will soon he able to conduct their work
great deal more conveniently. One
the ollices will be occupied' by
ounty Surveyor Murray lvay. lhe
new rooms will have rear entrances as
ell us doorways opening into the
clerk's ollice and the court room.
Are You Wanting Land on the North Hank?
If so read this. One of the very best
20 acres of land in (he Underwood
country is being subdivided into twelve
acre tracts, only three miles lrom
id, and II 1-2 of Underwood. Just
slope enoutrh for good drainage, best
t sol . reasonable price and terms, n
you-.tre interested in this, write, phone,
or see me. F. W. Dehart, Hood, Wash.
Phone No, 2'Jsi;, White Salmon Central.
Attention.
Are you lookiiie toward the North
Hank with the idea ol investing m
some good apple land; i nine 10 ine
Underwood country and select a choice
10 acre tract, lrom a subdivision.
Iwelve HI acre tracts. Get in line, be
one of the Y.l. Remember we arc in llu
apple district. Price right. F. W. Oe
irt, Hood, Wash.
Hunt Faint & Wall Paper
Company
New spiTim- line of Wal
L'aptT. hveryuuni!; new, no
old stock. Remnants at big
reductions to make room lor
new stock.
Kimonas
New spring shipment of Kimonas for ladies.
We now have a splendid assortment. Anything you
want, from a 25c grade to a fine silk one for $10.
Underskirts
Ladies' Washable Underskirts of gingham and
madras, your choice - 50c
Ladies' Waists
Gingham Shirt Waists for Ladies in black and
white checked and plain blue chambray waists,
trimmed with braid, your choice 50c
Ladies' White Linen Waists with Dutch necks
and embroidered collars, with three-quarter sleeve
embroidered cuffs to match, each $1.00
Ladies' house Shirt Waists
of black and white checked
gingham and plain blue
chambray, well made and
full cut, your choice 50c
Ladies' White Linen
Waists with Dutch necks,
lace collars and cuffs to
match, each SI. 00
Middy Blouses, white
trimmed with blue and red.
Neat and comfortable at
prices SI, $1.40, $1.75
ti-.7 r. .v
- VA v r ' X
Suit Cases, Traveling
Bags, Purses, Etc.
The biggest line and best assortment in the
city and prices the very lowest.
Ladies' Hand Bag, nine inches, ornamented
frame, imitation leather, seal grain, each ,40c
Fine all Leather Hand Bag, full leather lined,
small purse inside and ball clasp, nine-inch frame,
each $1.00
Suit Case, 24-inch aligator, leather trimmed
corners, padded and sewed leather handle, gilt
lock and two clasps, each $ 1 .50
Suit Case of heavy sheep skin, russet or tan,
double steel frame, 6 1-2 inches deep, leather han
dle, each $2.50
Suit Case of selected cow hide, good stock, tan
color, double steel frame, linen 'lined, full sized
shirt pocket, brass lock, strap fasteners, leather
corners and padded handle, each $3.50
We have Suit cases for $3, $4, $5 & Up
Call and see them.
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Boy's
Suits
We certainly have
a fine line of Boy's
Suits ages from 2 1-2
years up ta 17 years
old. Boy's Suits in
all styles, sailor,
blouse, Norfolk,
Eton, Russian and
military, tailored in
the very best of
style.
Boy's Suits with
two pairs of pants in
o-assimere. serges
and worsteds with knickerbocker pants.
Boy's Suits for 51.50, S1.75, $2.00, $2.50,
$3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and up to $10.00.
We have some especially big bargains in Boy's
Dark Blue Serges, fine lining and splendid tailor
ing with two pairs of trousers, one with knicker
bocker and the other plain.
Boy's $10.00 Suits, now
Boy's $11.00 Suits, now X
Boy's $12.00 Suits, now v uu
The Paris Fair
The Store That Gives
You the Best Values
A SNAP
Four acres adjoining the
city limits on the Heights. In
two-year-old Spitzenburg and
Newtown. Six room house,
large barn and good well.
WILL SI LL AT A
U A R C, A I N .
L. G. TuGGINS,
Hood River, Ore.
The Middle Valley Mill
Is now in operation and ready to fill orders for
LUMBER
Three and One-half Miles South of Odell
PHONE 6X1
Mt. Hood Milling Company
OARDALE GREENHOUSE
Rosea 2 years old from 30c to 75c; $3.5(1 to $5.00 m do.en. We have many
of the newest ones. .Shrubs and vines of all kinds. A eplend.d lot o Mountain
An Catalpa and Poplar, 0 to 10 ft. high. A few specimens Cata pa, Hardy
Pe , ialH of all kind , a line lot of l'iones. We have p en.y of Aster, 1 anny ,er-
Salvia. Cosmos. Snapdragon, .vasiuruu m, i. uum., m... ...
C, m re cut ilowers on nana ai an nines, rww
aniums
greenhouse pot plants
a
Improve
THE QUALITY AND
INCREASE THE
YIELD OF YOUR
POTATO CROP BY
USING
Utah Land Plaster
FIRST CLASS GROUND
BONE FOR POULTRY
i
For Sale By
A. WHITEHEAD
EARN AN ORCHARD
noun KiVKi: ni;ni.l;i i,a.m
for mtli- I'V owner; clmiiv ten liens
( ;ii'iihuisl On liatd l nu ts !; miles lrom
city, vlrvation n!"'Ut l,MHl iVrl, almost
level, led slml Noil, 1 vv acre sivyetir
ild tiers; balance ra'Y ilate I'lice
i 1 ,700, easy terms. T.. reliable party
will (jive wink clearing and earim; for
adjoining ten acres, amount to apply on
purchase price. Addre.-- I'. IV liol:ll,
Portland, or plume A oil, I,
A. L.
Dated Keb. itt, 1011.
Silliman.
inSH
1 lion ul ll In Land Twenty iicres near Hum
mil Mutton, live nerH nunrly rlrureil, stnti II
limine unci lrn, (tooil nprliiK nml creek, with
HveorHtx Indies of water. Uooil ilralnaui',
line red shot will, no waste land, no shle loll,
no rocks, no i'ly, no Inortpim, deep mil.
Worth i'M) per acre; will oiler lor u short time
tor Mi.ntm. K '. MHliHiiev, 1207 Knurne Hi reel,
i.ood iiiw i, urcron. Term'-', loi tou-nleil.
loieeiiii.v tune Will trade up one le. iiim
amount. tl
For Sale by Owner
20 Acres
Three acres fevon -year-old New
low us, two acres lour years old, 10
acics solid I In ee- v ear-olds, ,'i acres in
bay, one acre loeanlvi nes, one acre
strawberries between trees. Some
small fruit and small mixed family
orchard. Seven room luaifc, piod
burn and outbuilding. Two miles
soiilhw est ol tow n. Hall ca-h w ill
handle this place. If intcreMed
I'hone 3332 L
and owner will lake you to property
in automobile. ill sell 5 or 10 acres
Painless Dentistry
U pur irUt our hobbr-onr itiulr (or jn fend
n,. uorim. i lM, H,1 Mil ! lh lt r'l"
to t f,,u,vt tvnirh.rf. tin mtttvr hv muh yea
J.HJ. f'tmieartf uttr rrlrtMt.
. ! " i;i-..-n l -co un.i
( y, ' 3 l',uiW- corn, owl
i''- ia -: fr,-,' wlicn ,ui!i'n ,-r
foil' miri, i een-r-
P'1. CmilulUtton Ire,
"' a MoUrOro.ni $5.00
V.J;"kBii.lieTth4.00
jpT I Gold filling 1.00
V -"ir,.m.i r;iii,.. 1 flfl
ly-h Js!iv.,f m;.... .SO
5.00
Bt Rod Rubber
".m.i 7.50
. . . ... c ft
DIJ.I will. Pinnin in Mmiiii PamHH Ixlr imn .JU
II IUM IIUIIDNID li PieUHB IHT METHODS
All irk fully ifnnrnnti-eil for flftrrn jenr.
Wise Dental Co.,mc
Painless Dentists
filling Building, Third ind IrVastilnEton. P0RTIAND. 0R6
Villi- II 'Hi SAM TO 1 T Bl. ,uuu.).,w
I- : . ,'-' ini m
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fc-i WH
Holman's . Meat MarKet
On the Heights
Wanted UearliiK oreharU alxnit 111 ai-res,
Newtowns or Miltzenlei't;s. Wale ugu price
and of select anil choice for past three years.
Must smiHl investigation. N. A. moiiipsuu,
tiu;tt) MonroB Ave. Chlcano. ul.i
Wunteil-rosition by married man, ae ;ts
AmericHii, well ediicaled, local rcierenees. ah
caretaker or assistant on orclmrd, tarm or
Kentnnan's place. Willing to assume any
resiiousihllity on work. Wife splendid house.
keeper aim cook, vwh uuinim l ii
service. Address'.'. Care Ulacler. ."':!..
Wanted-lmproved Hood Hiver (arm. Ten
acres or more. M usi ue a uargaiu. roium
pa merit three I'ortland lots, value uw aim
tttlilO cash. Address A. U . Willieim, -WW Jeucr
son at reel, I'ortland, Ore. ai;t
Wanted A Klrl to do ueneral housework In
family ol live. Mrs. Truman nutler, ai.i
Lost-Ladles gold watch; himtlng ease, 17
lewell, Waltliam movement, between it. r.
Ueiklnsand I'metirove llox t'o.'s Mill Kind
er return to Ulacier omce or is. r. uerKin
and receive reward. . ai
Wanied-illrl to do general housework,
Apply to Mrs. K. A. t'rani. apt
ili
PLUMBING
STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING
WINDMILLS, PUMPS, TANKS
C. F. SUMNER
Opposite Poitofflce
soecialtv. Our prices are reasonable, rot plants ai me r uiu na.ua,t Um.,
hone 1972 M Fletcher (b Fletcher R. 1, Hood River
WANTED
Wanted Position by mail and wife on
ranch. Husband li'mu lor all nmmi worn.
,Vite uood cook. Apply Mt. Hood Hotel,
room It). at.)
to do pruniiiB.
hone Udell 8;l.
About
n-i:t
Wnntcd A man
three days work . I
Wanted l,ow priced ranch team about
!ll nounds. hack or Helit wneira, disc spring
tooth harrow. 2 tents ran or larger, f. .
box .sfirj. m-H
Wanttd Work on a ranch by two young
men. t all '.n-A.
Wanted Woman to du washlnj tor lamily
of three. Phone lmii-Iv
Wunteil To buy gf)d, sound horse, suitable
for orchard. Must be gentle in every way
Phone l'Jt.J-K. a"
Wauled one-horse lann wan .n straw
berry cultivalor and one-hore beam plow
It. K. Heller, I'hone 21.;v'.
m;10
l'houe tllo-X..
t'utler ltros.
KorHale-l'lymouth Hock egs lor setting,
')0c per setting. W. 1. Smith, ttla May street
Kor Sale-Heed potatoes. Call 9H Hall street
hone 'JSl-K. M rsstmionlon. W
Fur Hale Horse, also 1-horse Witgon' and
harness. Inquire at Uelts sinullo or piionu
')-X,
For S'ale Oldsmobile in prime condition.
Very cheap It sold at once. U. V. Howorth,
K. U. No. 2. I'hone aiJU-X.
iilS
For siale-A new l-t-inch rotary disk plow-
been used a few days, cost S,7, will sell lor
K. A. Massee I'none Odell 141. j.!Vl
For Stale Kggs from the following pens for
sale ISlaet Minorca.l'lymoulb Koek, lirins n
,cghorns and Khoile Islutnt iveus. rnone
tli-L. W.H.Cory. tl-
For stale Alfalfa and wheat liny; It miles
out In Barrett district. I'hone 32W-L. Halpli
Hicks. mi
For Mh,Ib Seven shares of stock in the Hood
River Orchard Land Co., for SSI) per share.
C. Had ley, It. 1). :i Jk
For Sale-Uood phaeton and harness s;ti)
Box T.
II1M0
For Hale Uood bay horse weight im Ap
ply O. C. .Nelson, currier It. I). I. nc.'.i
"For Haie-l-'ull bioo-l I'.rowu Ieglioru eggs,
81 .00 per setting, two setting l..-iU. rnone
1H42-K. Airs U. 11. Koomns. ui,)
For Sale-Uood Guernsey cow.
Glacier ollice.
Inquire at
ni2;i
Kor Hale Small brown mare, weight ltoo
Works double, single or undei the saddle. A.
bargain if taken at once. Have also a in w
Moline spring tootli harrow. Was used 1(1
day last year. Call l'.i7-b. A. A. Helieuek. mi
F"or Sale Pair of bay geldoigs, T and 8 years
old. True nuller.. Fast on read llest all
round team In valley, l'houe Odell H'l.
n i23
Kor Sale Team of horses, wagnn and har
ness. Horses 8 years old. w ig'it ltetl. Apply
M. A. Zeller, near Summit, on Mt. Hood K.
phone: 20
HOOD RIVER
Wanted a good Jersey cow.
n';!U
W anted A saw mill in the Upper Valley
to cut liiuOu.Omi feel of tlrst-class llr. Uood
market In the neighborhood lor the bulk ot
the output. Mill sue iree to responstnie puny
liox '.HIT, Hood Hlver
Wanted llitls on logging SO acres in the I.
ner Vallev. Box. A. m SO
Wanted Man wauls work on fruit ranch.
Union apple packer. Ilnve taken short course
in horticulture at Corvallis. Address, K. A. 11.
SW Oak street, Hood ttiver. I'hone ;iul.. m;t0
Wanted A lanitor at the Cottage Hospital.
.See Suierlntendent. 1S
Wanted-Uood, sound, gentle horse lor gen
eral use 1200 lbs
HAY AND
phone 1IH2I,.
OATH for sale,
iii2H
"Kelly iiros
If
The
Prescriptionist
Tho man who iloos the
wei'hin, tho measur
ing the m a n w li o
knows how and why
the man on whom ev
evrythinu; depends.
Our responsibility is
never lost sight of for
a moment in prescrip
tion tilling. Every
prescription leaving
our store is faultless
from any standpoint
that you may take.
You may feel safe and
sure if we till your prescriptions.
An exquisitely colored "Pom
peiuii Beauty" Art Picture is being
given tree thi.s week with every
jar of Pinflneian Massage Cream
sold by
Carl A. Plath
Pharmacist
"The Rexall Store"
I'HONi; 66
HOOD RlVr.lt,
OKI". CON
The Purity Dairy Co.
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
THOS. D. CALKINS
Mi
I
An Up-to-date
Electric Bone Grinder
Has been installed and we can now furnish Poultry
Raisers with unlimited quantities of
GROUND BONE.
Hood River MarKet.
I
SPRING OPENING
'liolu,' Wi-K.
Kor Mule vioixl nilleli w
in!
l'lionu Otlell m.
Bill
FOR SALE
Kor Sale lilm'k Mlmiri'ii cocks direct from
Nortlaip In N. V. Ht-st brceuer Hi America.
Wee A. I.. Wlicelcr, Itclmont roaii, null mile
west ol ball pain.
Kor Sale-Ilcsldcn '( anil two lots l ltliiinil
lHinliiiiii. Hoiikc lias cement liascmeiu aim
inoilcrn conveniences Imjture ol 'l im Meaty,
lione;in-X. in.so
years old, fresh
Deuu, ,'r, mile soutti
mat
Jersey cow,
Dec 1. I'lione ls:i I,. K. r.
Sa le-
Kor
ec.
of Uockford s store.
Kor Hale I '; Inch Old Hickory W ilson In
fine condition, i'lione lii l-X. Noon or even
inKS. F. II. Ilwinnell. mB
Kor Sale or Kxclmnt'e-Sprlni; lnrm vvatfon,
good condition for work horses or top linsiKy .
I'hone lHU.K. mit
Kor Hale A very fine tilack inure II years
old, weiitlit lirii pounds, perfectly gentle, a
ifooil true worker and driver, not afraid ol
automobiles, a staunch true puller and not
havmi! any further use for her, will sell very
eheiiptothe firm buyer, fall up Is:; X
mi) Harrett Idslriet.
Kor Hale Gentle driving mare, sale for lady
or children, light keeper. Thoroughbred.
( heap. Ins. Sliaw & Itronson. Phone :tl. m-.S
Kor Sale Dresser, Heater, Cupboard. Kitch
en (Jem, Chairs, nearly new. Inquire 701
Prospect Ave. in'S.i
Kor sale Koan team, weight about '2F.tM,
sound and reliable. Also whkoii and rack,
pri-e reasonable. I'hone J0IK.xK. I,. .Mc
clain, iionte 1.
Kor Sale Alfalfa and wheat hay; delivered.
S. .1. Krank, li. K. 1). No, ;t. rtlif
Kor Sale May.
I'hone odell '.".Mi.
Apply .1.
Thoinseu.
lll-.'S
FOR RENT
Kor Sale Hose Comb White Leghorn eggs
for setting. Kdwin Kice, K.astside, Home l,
box M, phone 2071,. a'
Kor Sale-l Jo acres, 10 miles east of I'ortland
iiiid .'j miles ol liutleron Hie North bauK roan
Klne unit land and much ot 11 ready lor uie
plow. Kor details, address or call on J. I...
Skelton, Itutler, Wash. mil
Kor Sale -I'lyinniilh Kock eggs. Price Sl.Otl
for Ifi eggs. IJ line I'lynioutu llock roosiers,
Come and see I lit' nt . A. O.- truuder, l(jol
1'iueSI, h
Kor Sale Six tons ef No. one hay In loft,
live miles mil on Westside. 1'. o. Box 105. 1U.W
Kor Salc-llood Ulver Apple laud, unlm.
proved ft, HI, 10 and 1"U acre triicts, none better,
at Winnn's slaiioll on Ml. Hood lty Also two
good liuggles and harness. Kxcliaiiges made.
I'lione Udell 17. Write W. It. SVitians, Dee,
Oregon. t
Kor sa le
1'. o. box I.'.
Horse. I'hone odell
Portland, Ore.
74, or write
ni23
Kor Sale Cheap-A Hue cottage on May St.,
near the high school. Inquire of A. VS . On.
tank. all
Kor Sale lieautiful residence site
lull. l'JSxiW lift, tor sale by owner
I'hone 2U.X
on lite
Phone
mlS!
Kor Sale-Strawberry plants,
W. S. Hull.
all
For Kent-Desirable otfiees tn the new
Helllirouner lluildlng. These are lhe best
appointed offices In the city, (let a com
fortable ollice and watch your business
grow. ni2 .1. 11. HKll.BUO.N'NKK, Owner.
Kor Kent Two nicely furnished rooms
within one block of poslotllee. Phone 10S-H.
niSS
MISCELLANEOUS
Lost overcoat, between liutler Hank and
East Side. Kindly leave at Franz Hardware
or E. W. Kirge.
Kor Help-Any kind, apply at lioyce's C lie.
No charges to employers.
Lost-. brass mounted spur on oak street
betwe. n 1st ami 4th, March 11. Finder please
return or phone Chas. Struck for lewmd. n't
Lost After school on Thursday afternoon
in town, a bill. Dense return as it was
errand money to ( ari Koberg. ail
Notice I a am prepared to do all kinds of
leion work. Leave orders. I'hone :. 2F. K.
S. Cohoon.
ii i'2S
Lost Antomoldle chain near Harbison's
old mill. Reward. Kinder notify Wm. Clark,
care I.. E. Clark. I'hone 207. M. inltO
Kor Sale-Trees, limn Newtowns Arkansas
Hlm W and Spits from :i to 4.j feet. N. A. Crow,
near Tucker bridge IMiomMWi-m.
OF
MILLINERY
On and After March 27th
J. (Q. L. HAWLEY
Kor Sale
one doll
due for tal
-Huir
pinglon eggs. Setting of
l-'i one dollar. Orpingtons Hire good lyerit and
tie use. I all ls.!-k. m.iu
For Sale Small team of horses, weight liltfl
each, age 9 and 10. A good gentle heifer II)
months old mid good milker. Call 211. X.
John Kadlltr. i"'
For Sale-Two lots on which are small house
and bam. Cor. tith mid Prospect, l'rlce IS1IXK)
part cash, l'houe 275-K. 11. O. V'anAlleu. ahi
Kor Sale A Jet black team, age 5 years,
weight 1000 each, gisid drivers, good workers
nnd u irisid all round team, not afraid of an.
toniolulcs. Apply at once for bargain. I'hone
:!I4-K. il. Wllinvard. aii
Kor Sale One work horse, weight lit) or
1200, will work single ordnutile, also one good
light hack. Inquire of J. .. llershner, J17
Pine St.. Htxid liiver. ai
Kor Sale liarred l'lynionth Koek and
Hrovvn 1 .cgliorn hens. Flue Jersey cow. lei
21X.M. II. P. Coburn. h6
For Sale oeauiitul high-grade upright pi
ano, must be sold this ween. A nig snap, in
quire of F. E. Matt, Newman's barber shop.
Hotel Oregon. nia
lxist Between town and K. S. Cohen's place
in Krnnkton Keb, 22 a bear skin neck lur.
Finder please phone 2,i7-Xor call at thlsot-
gce. Kewar-I. ni.'.i
Jersey Itnll for service S2.00 and strictly
cash. Fraukton District. I'hone2llX. Aprl3
Kound Autombile chain,
offlce.
Inquire llhu.'icr
For Sale Kit r fine nursery stock includ
ing Newtowns, on leys, Spitz and Anjou
Hears. Fine tor resets.
I 210-X.
Cutler Hros. Phone
al.'t
4(C) The Dalles Serial No07221
NOTICK I'UK l'lJliLlCATIoN
. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
The Dalles, Oregon, March ifith, pill.
Notice Is hereby given that the Santa Ke
Pacific KHllroad Company, by Etta K. Wrenu,
lis attorney In fact, her post otllce address be.
Ing THE DALLES. OKK.tiON, did on the 21st
day ot January, l'.dl, tile In this otllce its up.
plication toselect under the provisions of lhe
Act of ongress approved June 4, ls'J7i:to Stats
;M, and June li. 100O, (lit stats: (114). Hh"4 ,..
Hon 11 Township 1 North, liange 10 East. W
M., ItiO acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described, or desiring toobeet be
cwuseof the mineral character of the land, or
lor any other reason, to the disposal to'aii
pllcant, should tile their affidavit of protest
m this ollice, on or before this and dav of
viaylDll.
('. V. MOOKE, Register.
Fublished in Olacier Ith'ated at Hood Kiver
Oregon. nva 27 '
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