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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31

Mrs. Richardson, has been quite
sick but IL better now.
MIR John Rogers, fell while taking
lumber out Of the iiumc, aud hurt his
ankle 80 badly that he will be laid up
for some time.
The L. Z. r.. r. Co. have again stop
ped taking ties, which will probably
be for all winter but the mills are still
cutting aud banking them for spring
usc.
The Oregon Lumber Co.'S, planer
will run steadily for the next month.
Aless,s. Jack and j. G. Nealcigh Of
this place have formed II partnership,
and have gone to keeping hoGse.
The Oregon Lumber Company have
ties banked at Pleasant Valley, North
Powder, Baker City and Hood River,
and can furnish 100000 In five days
notice, should the railroad company
call for thLl.
The last ear Of lumber for the ice
house was shipped from here yesterday.
T.. &. MiLIaR.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
rurs arn At woanJeI- xps..

The Indians fought desperately until
they were mnihilatcd, but their bravery
was no more conspicuous than that
which WINS unoBtontatiously displayed by
Bnme " tho soldiers. Perhaps ths most
remarkable case was that Of Prvate
Kelly, WHO @as shot near tho heart. lie
knew tho mortal nature Of his wound,
and as he rolled over Rai1 N Private
Grbach, "rm gone, sure; roll me around
ana mako u brcastwork Of me-" That
U.8 courage.
Private McKinzie Of troop b was hit
hard in the left shoulder. One Of the
6urkeOn3 saw lIo was wounded, and sent
- litter bearer to bring him in. Bat
Mcl<ia2ia would not Co. Ho insisted ON
shooting away Mt the stubborn foe. II
know I'm getting weak" said he. but
I've got 10 have a couple Of shots yet" !"
lie cd fire once or twice more, and then
no tainted from loss Of blood and was
taken to the rear.
Scrgt Tritle. Of Il troop, has what
some people call "grit." His first wound
WAS in his left hand, and minute or
two later be got another bad one in the
lip That would have satisfied the
average warrior, but the sergeant was
not inclined 81 retire. Just then Seryt.
Gcttlc3 was killed almost 1T Tritle's side.
Tritle saw the Indian who fired the fatal
shot, and although his own left hand
was shattered, and blood was pouring
steadily from his hip, he said, "Ill get
that Indian IIe did, and an instant
later a hostile bullet penetrated his left
breast. 81 guess I'll get these wounds
dressed now,' was his faint remark as
Ee crawled fo- the rear. Washington
Star
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
wearing oyershoes In DRY weather.

| have noticed during the dry walking
many persons using "rubbers," as il
the streets retained the mud and slush.
/ look upon the alteration OF these
wearcrs Of rubberB as result Of yield
ing to the influences Of II bad practice.
For myself, whenever | have worn rub
bers Ealerstres5 OF weather, | have been
only too glad TO cast them off at the
first favorable opportunity; but many
pe-loas persist in keeping them on even
al places # amusement, where they feel
particularly oppressive from the high
temperature. This tamely yielding to
the arbitrary influence of an uncomfort-
able article Of dress should be warning
against letting habit get the advantage
OF principle in such matters.
] nave heard that in some places in
New England, where the winters cold is
orainaflly severe, "arctics' are feature
OF indoor Gayctics, and that the Port
land Fancy" "All the Way to Boston" I"
aud similar dances are executed under
tie disadvantages Of these inculnber-
an:cs. Such experiences should be
needed by wearers Of ''rubbersn in dry
weather, lest they fall under the control
Of these oppressive foot coverings, and
perhaps be obliged to wear them to bed
boston Post.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31

Mcssrs Coon y Crcod have finished
~lting siX Acrts pf strawberry plnnis
nt MOsler These should give nt lehst
half a crop ncXl year, ana after that
wei, wr suppose lllcy VIII start btlk
ut MoHur.
Molcriulg for building a new railroad
lrilFr upnr here nrc being gathered
here ItIe stuffed ulto, tlnt the ircAtlc
at the west end Of 'lc HOOD River
bridge Is 10 le rebuilt and iIB location
eliebiiy rhungoh
M.,V. Harrison ~ doing his walking
With the assistance Of n cane. Tho
cnusc WHW a wire unil iu Il board which
by for him with malicious intent, ran
through the sole Of his ghoe aud then
through Mr. llnrraon's foot.
Mr.. J. a. Konnc succeeded IN getting
good well Of water on his placc Ht II
depth of ~ feet Van johnson COM
pluling the work n was dinicult
piece of work, the malcrinl encountered
being tough cement gravel and boui-
dcrs.
We hnyc received a copy Of the Os.
wcgo Iran Il'orhcr, n paper just started
at that place. II Is neat aud clean ty-
pographlcoIly and lis reading matter is
well put together The GLACIER cx-
tends ita best wlshcsio. the new brother.
The Central Water aud Ditch Com
pnny has flied nrliclcs Of incorporation,
WIKI II. i, Davidson, j. II. Ferguson
mud E. +. llend as iucorpnrntors. The
cDptnl stock ~ &l5.OO0. The object IL
10 construct ilumc aud ditch on the
west side Of the river 10 carry 1000
inches ~ water, which will be used for
irlmnting purposes.
Watch our for mlc columns for some
of the hcst real estate bargains In the
country Iryou want 10 buy call on
us, mud II you want to sell, come. and
scc what we can do for you. We adj
vcrtIso all property placed In our hands
free Of chnrgc, aud are 80 situated M Ia
make The quickest sales. II will cost
you nothing unless a sale IN made.
While IN Portland Tuesday we had
the pleasure Of visiting the "Orcgon on
Wheels" ear. II IL certainly n credit
10 the state and IN those whOsc energy
and taste have created from Oreg0n's
products It fairy bower Of beauty. II is
lndcscrihahc aud needs to bc seen to hc
appreciated. II will prove fine adj
yurliscment and will open the eyes of
Eastern people 10 Ogcgon's capabilities.
II makes one hungry TO 30 To Port
land and sec AL the good things to eat
In the markets. There are radishcs,
young onions, lettuce, green corn, to-
matocs, IN fact, everything In the veg
clab.c line. Up this way a sack of po-
tnt0ca and head OF cabbage Is consid.
cred glutlDnous ulliricucy. Ii our
merchants would club together and get
n suck of sweet potatoes, it would be
memorable event, and one which we
believe could be- successfully carried
out
Monday night large section of gen
uinc Wehioot siruycd MP the Columbia
and the wurIh rain fell IN abundance
Tuesday uight it came down in tor
rents 0s though Drycnforth Ind cN-
ploded his surplus stock Of dynamite or
Melbourne had got into his garrct and
forgotten 10 come out. II has done au
iWmcusilyOr good. The fall wheat il
lust boosted oul of the around aud tlic
hills have already turned as green as In
the spring. The rdr gems to have
all over Eastern Dragon and
has placed The ground in fine condition
lor piowing.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
4 Ynlnnhln Dor.

Judge Bennett was here during the
week and 10 was the dog. II seems
some one stole the dog and left him at
White Salmon. The Judge learned Of
the caninc'a whereabouts and proceed
ed to serve writ of lalitat, which
catches 'em going as well as coming,
Oh the dog, or any one possessed o!
knowledge concerning him. Arriving
at White Salmon, the dog was found
To have Incurred AN Indebtedness of
$40 for board and lodging, which bill
the Judge paid. Before leaving, how
ever, he found that the interesting
canine had killed Il hog, the owner OF
which put IN bill Of damages for an
additional $lO which was also paid.
The Judge was after his dog, aud he
was bound 10 have him, but there was
n look in his eye as he boarded the
train for home that bodied no good for
the next man who sized up a retainer
fee.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
A signature That Escapes CrItIcIsm.

- Si.HhtGFe mat Escapes OfltiClSms
A document which was flied in tine reg
isters Office recently bore a signature
which wouil puzzle IN expert to de
cipher. There was bold start, a wild
zigZagtiDg Of pen marks up and down,
and finally tangle which might be taken
20 mean anything that suited the fancy
of the reader Yet nobody felt called
upon to criticise the pcnmanship, for the
signature was at the bottom of the trust
deed By which Baron Maurice de Hirsch
gave g, 100000 TO aneliorate the condi-
tioa CT Hebrew immigrants to this coun-
try from R!~sia and Roumania. The
baron has a fortune which some people
cay amounts to $l00,OOO,O0O Others put
it ut 5000 GOO, 900, but the difference is
immatcTial. When a nan gets sup above
$4,000, coo nobody will bother about his
skill with writing tools. In fact some
of the critics in the registers Office
skilled in such matters gave the barons
signature a little praise. They said it
was prettier than Jay Gould's anyhow.
New York Times.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31

New goods Just received at Hunt 81
Basps. Prices and goods 10 suit one
and all, both great md small. Please
cnil and cXnnlinc them.
Thursday evening JT Drlk, was
arrested ON the complaint of Grnnt
lGving, chnrVrd with settling spirilu1ug
liuuOrs in less quantities than one
gallon without having procured n IL
ccnsc M required by law. His cHnmi-
nnlIon took place before Justice Yields
Friday morning. aud he wns bound
over TO await the action Of the grand
jury, nj the suri Of 500.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
BORN.
In Hood River Thursday, the Goth
inst, to the wife of VIM. Rand, u SON.
NOTICE.

Proposals will he received at the Office
of the county clerk, at Dallcs CITY,
Wasco county, Oregon, until II O'Clock
M. of Wednesday, November 4, 1891,
for the keeping and care of the indi-
gent and sick persons of Wasc0 county
who now are or may become ~ charge
on said county, for the year commcnc-
ing NOvember11, 1891, and ending No
vember II, 1892.
Said proposals shall be for the board,
lodging, care, medical attendance, med
icinC, clothing, nursing, washing Of
clothing, and in case of death, the
burial in u decent manner with all tile
expense thereof.
Also, the expense of transportation to
and from the hospital by this bid 70 be
provided.
Proposals will be received at pro
capita rate per week, aud also for the
care of all the poor for one year.
Also, for the care of such nonresident
paupers rs may he committed TO the
care of the contractor (at u per capita
rate per week.
Separate bids will also be received
from regularly licensed graduates in
medicine for medical attendance on in
mates of the Jail and such other persons
az the court may direct, for the year
beginning November II, 1891.
The court reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
by order of court.
j. B: CRossEN,
County Clerk.
The DAfes, Or, Oct. Is, 1871.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
Wears No. 10 Moccasins.

John Moriarty, who has been at work
in SAMUEL Hodglsins' lumber camps AT
Black Brook, was in the city Monday,
and wAilc on the street attracted consid-
cradle attention. He stands feet OF
inches in his stocking feet, is 25 years
old ana wears No. 10 moccasins. His
foats Of strength are renowned among
the lulnbermen. He left for Brownville,
where he has made contract to cut
wood. Doubtless his swinging of the ak
will compare with but few Maine chop
pers. Bangor News.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
TIE MAILS.

Tho mail arrives nom ftmltshurf pt II o.
clock A. NJ Mednrndnts nnd sntird,,ys. dc.
parts 'to mmo dnsH'ai uuuu
For Chrrnwcth, lcarrHtE a. N. mIycsul
az NJ. AalurduyA
For whit" Nnlmot lrHvpA daily Mt 4 A, NJ
arrives NJ one O'Clock T., ~
From White Salmon leaves dr Fuldn. an
mcr Trout lake nnd Olcnwoud MDudnyH. nnd
FrldhyA
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31

There escaped Che notice of the Russian
cansors in Finland the other day small
paragraph ia u Swedish illustrated paper
which, it appears, was not quite to the
liking of the officials. When the objec-
tionable paragraph was noticed an order
came from the Russian officials that all
numbers were to be ''cllled in," and the
police actually went from house to house
and demanded that the papers should be
given up.--Lonlon News,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31

An SUtereatlag Experiment in Surgery.
viii the skin Of black man engraft-
cd upon q white mans body turn white?
That is the question DR.. John Eye. Of
Beading, is solving. He has just graft
ed eighteen small pieces of cuticle from
n Boston negro's arm to the spaces that
will net heal on Joel Saul's white leg.
which has been sore for two years and
which did not readily assimilate all Of
the TIE thirty pieces of healthy white skin
planted thereon Jan. 10, Ten of the
white PARTICLES did grow, though, some
OF them from the size of a pin head to
two inches IN diameter.
Ifthe black skin should grow white OH
q white body it would give rise to EN-
tiraly new theories in surgery.-Cor.
Philadelphia Record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
EyTI(E.

The shareholders Of the Oak Grove
Cemetery, Of Hood River Valley, arc
hcrcbynotihcd To meet ia odd Fellows
Hall, at Hood River, MN, 7lh lsDl, al
2 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of con
sidering approval Of transfer Of prop
crly aud other business Of great iinpor-
tnncc. a full Attendance IL grcatlv
desired. II. q. lILL,
President.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
1t DoeSn't Paw.

Out of City counterfeiters arrested in
the last eighteen months only twenty
three OF them had passed $50 worth Of
the queer" and only five of them hs'i
made profit of So per day for the time
engaged. 1t doesn't pay as well as saw
ing wood at sixty cents cord, and ar
rest is sure 10 come within year OF two.
Detroit Free Press.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
Tables will be supplied with the best tn
-NAKKET AFYORDs,----
GEORGE HERBERT Proprietor.
- HHIa H7iI7a
NOTICE.

As we have leased our business to
Mr. Hartley, we desire to close up our
hooks mt once. TO this ehd we ask
that those knowing themselves to be
indebted to us c1ne forward and settle
ut once, either by cash or note. Our
books must be closed up, and this is the
only way lH which 1t can be done.
PERRY Il JONES.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
The Camp-Fire.

Saturday the GAR. had their camp
fire rs advertised with the exception
that the rain Rladc it impossible to
carry out the programme US at first in
tended, and instead Of holding their
campfire outdoors il was held in Mid
dleton's hall. A table was set the fuil
length of the side room, fifty feet, and
this was covered with Il collection of
viands that would have made a holiday
dinner for the boys in war times. There
We're beans, Of course, and there were
pies and pickles, cakes and comiits,and
the various and sundry things good
and better that go to make UP gen
uine "feed.n after dinner, the sub
scription paper for raising funds to
build an armory was circulated and
$500 of stock was subscribed. About 3
o'clock the crowd took possession Of the
big hall and Rev. Rigby was introduced
as the orator of the occasion. lie spoke
at some length and made very good
address, which was frequently inter
ruptcd by hearty applause. Several
stirring old war songs We're sang and
the campfire was over.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
NOTICE.

From now until Dee. 1st next we
will close out our stock at greatly re-
duccd prices, for cash. All parties in
debted to us are hereby notified to call
and settle before above named date, as
"A change in the firm name will be
made at that time.
BLOWERS & CROwELL
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
MILLINERY.

have opened line Of millinery and
fancy goods, in the Cue, building one
door west of the GLACIER Office, and
invite the ladies of Hood River and
country to call and see
my goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere.
Mrs. II. S. HOwELIS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
'Nl0N PACIFIC RAILWAY
LOChL Card.

EAS uouNp 1tul MOOD uyru
NJ" !NW"H luYrH U Iiol.A. ~
.N" y Mh' l0j 70 w.
WET HOUND h'OM noon uyEu.
30 I, uNW'W leaves NJ 9.iO r. NJ
NV V MaN hip a. ~,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
4 Now Nrlt0nl IInnsn.

The question of building another
school house IN this district Is one that
will have to be answered in some way
soon. 1t was thought when the addi-
tion was made two years ago that the
building would be sufficient for several
years, but the fallacy Of this idea is now
demonstrated. There is now an at
tendance of eighty-nme pupils, and
there is not room for another one.
Every seat is occupied and every avail
able spot is seated. The big box stoves
in the centers of the rooms occupy
much valuable space, but to dispense
with them would be impossible unless
heaters were put in, and this would
cost too much, and that too without
giving room for more than sixteen or
eighteen pupils. 1t is quite certain
that the Taxpayers have had enough
Of patchwork, and that the only thing
that can. be done is to get rid Of the
present buildings and put up n building
that will accommodate the district for
years to come. More than this, the
building should he 50 planned that, if
necessary, mn addition can be built
without destroying its beauty. 10 put
up such building now would be a Sc
we're strain on the district unless the
same was bonded and those who are
yet to come be made to pay share of
the expense. 1t is something that will
have to be done, and we call our read
ers' attention to the matter 50 that they
will have time to digest it before the
annual school meeting next March.
Hood River will doCble in population
in 1892, and the little folks must have
better school facilities than we will be
able to give them under prestn condi-
tions. Besides this, the building of u
good school house will prove quite
factor in causing others to locate here,
and SO will prove indirectly profitable
Investment. District bonds to run ten
Yeas would make the payments easy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
Sheoi md Pillnm Casn.

The sheet and pillow case party last
Friday night was well attended by as
ghostly aud ghaslly II looking crowd
Of nondescripts ~ it WAS ever our good,
or ILL., fortune To see. 4 pillow slip
with holes for eyes and nose, and with
eyes and nose making a misiit behind
them, ia just simply horrible The
ever-p?escnt small hoy got IN his usual
work hy placing board across the
walk aud downing several of the
GHOSTS to- the dctrment of their
wrappings, for the ground was muddy.
After unmasking, games were played
for nn hour or so. everybody seeming
to he enjoying the affair. Financially,
we believe it netted about six dollars.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-31
Why cough, when S. j. will stop it.

Have you seen the Sl5.O0 antique
maple bed room set ut the furniture
store?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-09
8etpeiSfGue.

4opfpeb nnb Rbeumattsmus, bte Werbauunascraansn
raren IN ihle4teu 3atanbe, bic seser merfd5 anaez
srtfeu, bate teuen Gppett uno mar fberbaupt pSas
,tanrts entttatst. Gre Glai$eu electric Bttters ba.
ten tn furirt.
Goparb Sbepberb, Sarrtsburs, 81 bate Elm.
osne SSunee am Ssine, bic i4on a&t Sabre selaufen
fsben S&eften Sudlen'S Nrnica Salbe unb bis
gBnnee If sebetlt. Scbn Spsater, Gatawba, Obip,
bette tini @aIesn am geias bur& Stebtr peraria&t.
Die Mer.te ertldrten ieinen Sal ais nntetlbar Cine
rtsa Salte taben bu reufdnbtS surrrt. Su baben In
snea sI ~ seeten. AboIph Drets, aBpmpiOn & Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-09

oas Meiultat In Nem yort h6bfien
Grotohilstbrduen bergisben. st. .9oui,
3ribitne, rep.
MuBten mir I'm perHoKeneu Sab
betennen, baB bas @rgebniB oes foeia
ltfiid5en Wotums binter uuieren gr
martungen 5urdd9ebIiebeu mar. 10 ton
nen mir btesmal unter ben in ieber Be
atebung an rnieren ungunifen uerdn,
oertcn nmfdnben nit benz WablreluI,
| tot but1aus aufrieben iein.
Der Risoergans ber 6toaomifd,eu
gemeaung, bic aeiddftJi@e Depreffion,
Der Wtangel on 8ertrauen In Sen Sort.
gang Der Grbeiteria1e unb wa6rltd
ni6t aum Minoeiten bic isit 8o@eu In
Die Heiben Der Mrbsiterbemeeung tiinff.
ll1 btneingetro9ene onti.pablpoIiti5de
Agitation lieBen neitgehenbe 6offnuns
gen bur9als ni6t auffommen. Wir
baben aber troboem unier boridbriaes
unfer entf1iecen giiniiigeren Nerbdlt.
nillen er3ieltss WOtum nidbt nur ouf.
re1t erbalten. ipnDern bafeI5e In fehr
olelen Difriften ollein in Der 6tQbt
Nep Oort um einen geringeren ober
96aeren pro5entiab beymebrt.-N. y.
goltsaeitung, foeialoem.
Der Wablitee ber Demofraien i'm
Staate Nem Oort if sr6Ber aIs man
AHfangs angenommen bate. Sic bas
ben ni9t bios ibr gan3es Gtaatstidet.
lonbern anfdeinenb aud eine Mebrbeit
Oer @eiebsebungsmitsIieber erw1blt.
Die S9ulb On ber NieberIage Der Mes
publitaner trd9t sub6roerji ibre DuI.
ourg ber Se.n platti9en Maid3inen.
bsrri9aft i'm Staate, Der Mangel an
etner umfafIenben unb grhn6liden
yartet Organization unb enblid) bic
Sel1ti9teit, nit tpeldber bic bemofrati,
tcbe Wafbine in ber Stobt Stem gorf
elne ebsn beliebise ober ben5tbiate bes
motratifde Mebrbeit aur llebermdlti.
gung Der legitimen grOBen repubIifani.
iben Webrbeit in ben 2anbbifriften
liefern fam. @rft penn es binfdtIih
bieier brei puntte anoers, bas heibt
beher gemorben, baben bic Nepublifas
ner bss 5taates Stem Oort ausfid5t
bort pieber bauernb ans 3uber all
tommen. .-@inc. IT. pr., rep.
SotDeit Die Wa1IeraebnifIe Bis iebt
borliegen, befdtieen Re ben giubruf.
bab bic eadIaoe fid felt BERGEN Derbft
tDenig gednbert bat, Ohio, ber einaiae
staat ber bon benz boridbrigen gr6.
beben peri9ont blieb, bat R1 tpieberum
tlir bic RepubIitaner entldieben. Weuu
mon iebo9 ertDdsi, bob bic game re.
publitanifd3e yfationaIpartei BEN Iebs
baftetten Nntbeil an bsr grmdbluna ihs
res O6eranfiibrers McRinlep uabm;
oaB Die SiinfIinge bes &aubaolles in
allen Ganoestbeilen Gelb fiir ibn auf.
bra9tea; oaB bic Semotraten BON
Obio ounm geuus tuaren, fi9 ftir freie
Stlberprdgung au ertldren unb baB
enblt9 ibr @ouDerneurscanbioat Bel
einem Sbeile Der partei ieIbft b6dff
unbeliebt mar, 10 mirb man ben 5ieg
MfcGinleps f6werlid) aIs eroBen Sri.
umpb beaei6nen f6nnen. Cine pIus
rolitdt BON IL 900 big Is, 900 nod els
nem iol1en WabItampfe bietst ben &c. |
publifanern teine 8eranlafIung, Inut
au trdber. 9ab He bic Mebrbeit In |
Der 9esisIatur erlanst baben, 1T eleiG. |
faIls nur etn aueifelbafter @ewinn. |
Eenn ! bic @treitisteiten. bic istt 3wi.
|hen ben nod oer Senatorenniiroe ale.
tigen Gilbrern ausbre6eu nerben, biirf, |
ten bic partei fur bic beporfebenoe
prdiibentenwabl nidt gerabe einiaeu. |
-@bieago Gbenbpoh, unab.