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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
CongratulatOry.

Editor Glacier: Having been informed
that o. B. Hartley and w. B. Mcclure,
who until recently were in our employ,
are to open up new meat market and
carry on an extensive meat business in
Hood River, we wish through the coll
umns Of your paper to congratulate them
on their enterprise, hoping this large
business may be the means of attracting
TO our town much new business. Respect
fully yours, RECIPROCiTY CORNER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
ON GERS Elected.

The A. o. U. w. elected the following
officers, December Lat, to serve for the
ensuing year: P NJ w, ] e Rand: M M
N G Evans; foreman, Fred Howe; over
seer, e L Rood; fnancier, ] I Watt;
receiver, Truman Butler; recorder, II |
Howe; guide, e N Benson; inside
watchman, H L Crapper; outside watch.
man, M A Cook; trustee, three years
Geo. T. Prather.
The Degree OF Honor elected officers
as follows: P G, Mrs Geo P Crowell
G of H, Mrs Georgia Rand; Z Of II
Mrs Alice Williams; L of @, Miss Lily
Shute; usher, Mrs Anna Erwin; record
or, Mrs Eva Clarke; fnancier, Mrs Lu-
cretia Prather; inside guard, Miss Carrie
Butler; outside guard, 7 B Barnes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
d. B. Bazaar.

The United Brethren bazaar will be
held at the armory the 18th and 18th OF
December, next Wednesday and Thurs
day. In the evening of the 18th, at 8
O'clock there will be held In connection
with the fair q "Trade Carnival in
which 2s of the leading business houses
Of Hood River will he represented by u
Young ladies in costume. The U. D. or
chestra will furnish the music for the
trade carnival march. There will also
!, Be s, rendered q short programme Of rec
;tstions and songs. The gardener with
n;s choice cut flowers will be there; big
dolls. little dolls and boy dolls, p!cka-
ninnies, lady Dinahs and lady Pipers
will hold sway. The tastes and iancles
= ". ssch and eli can be satisfied. adj
n mission 1t door free through the day
but ,- viii charge 10 cents each for evening
Entertainment. sns viii serve fresh oysters,
coffee and sandwiches in evening.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Who VIII Take The aoose.

Mrs. Frank Davenport will give the
pick Of her nice flock of geese for :
Christmas dinner to any woman that had
q larger number OF her own children to
Thanksgiving dinner than she had, In
Guiding her son Franklin who ID Iaboring
as q Mormon missionary at Forest
Grove, Ore, and had his share OF the
Thanksgiving dinner sent to him ct that
point. In Mrs. Dayenport's family are
Ave boys and five girls living and one
boy and one girl dead. ANY woman
In Hood River valley that can out NUM-
Der this, send In and get the goose.
+. DAVENPORT.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and bound to the af-
fected parts is superior to any plaster.
When troubled with lame back or pains in
the side or chest, give it a trial and you
are certain to be more than pleased with
the prompt relief which it affords. Pain
Balm also cures rheumatism. One ap.
plication gives relief. For sale by Will
iama & Brosiue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Played Oat.

Dull headache, painsin various parts OF
the body, sinking at the pitofthe stomach,
loss Of appetite, feverishness, pimples or
sores are all positive evidences of impure
blood. Nomatter how it became 50 1t must
be purified in order to obtain good health.
Acker's Blood Elixer has never failed TO
cure scrofulous or syphilitic poisone or
any other blood diseases. tits certainly Q
wonderful remedy, and we sell every bot
tie on positive guarantee. Williams g
Broeius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Timber Land, Act June }, 1881
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United states Land Once, The D@lies, Ore.
soa. nov. I, 1e00--E0tiee is hereby given
scf ~ fsongress OF June g. 1878, entitled AAn
acf FOR the sale OF timber lands in the States
of f(;alIfornia, Oregon, Nevada and washing
ION Territory, -
ssk Portland. county Of Multnomah, stats 81
OREGON. has fhis day filed In this 0iIies bis
sworn statement No. Ill for the purchase o.
the north x northeast y snd n0rIn = noIlns
north. range No. east, ". n, and VIII oheF
proof 10 show that the land sought i inofe
Valuable for It's timber or stone than for sgfl-
cultural purposes. and % establish nls elalm
- aid land before the Register and Aeeelyef
af this offIee af The UaIIsa, Oregon o. Hzfur=
6es. Tie laza day of January III
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

Sheriff Kelley collected ell.46s.40 Of
delinquent taxes and has turned the
roll over to the county clerk, Of whom
ali inquiries must now be made IN re.
gard to delinquent ta1ss. Tns sheriff
has gone out OF the tax collecting bus
mess until next March.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Notice to the Public.

shall run an express wagon for the
accommodation Of the people in Nicolai
and Davenport camps and vicinity; also
q single rig for families to do their shop
ping with, ut reasonable pTicesi and Will
meet passengers coming by train or
boat by their sending card one day
ahead. Thanking my patrons for their
trade this season and hoping TO be better
able to supply their orders the coming
season, with best and kindest regards to
ALI. Il. D. CALKINs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
How to Care Group.

Mr.. r. Gray, who lives near Armenia.
Duchess county, NY, says: Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy is the best medicine
I have ever used. It is a fine children's
remedy for Group and never fails to cure. !"
when given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the croupy cough has
developed, it will prevent the attack. Ihls
should be bornein mind and o botrfsof the
Cough Remedy kept at hand ready for in
stant use rs soon as these symptoms ap-
near. For sale by Williams & Brosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

Sick headache absolutely and perma-
nently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleas
ant herbdr:n Cures constipation and IN.
digestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
back. 25c and Soc. Williams 1 Brosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

Aekerss Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on .
positive guarantee. Cure heartburn die
tress after eating, raising Of the foodr or
anv form of dyspepsia. One little ta1let
rive immediate relief. &c ana 5Dc-
Williams : Brosius-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

Call In and examine those fine auto
graph, photo and scrap albums at Brad
Ieyfs book store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
horn.
Church Notices.

In Hood River valley, Nov. 80, 1900
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Castner, q son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

he names as witnesses. Ray markIeys
oliver L. Richardson. Levi FealeIgh md Iae
Morse ell OF Hood REveF, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tns
ahove-described lands are requested to nIe
their clflms IN this office On Of befDre eaia
niSi9 JAY r. LUCAS. Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Hood River Public SchOol.

The following-named pupils were mel
ther tardy nor absent during the month
ending Nov. 80, 1900.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

ending Nov. 80, 1900.
Richard Bartlett, Florence Cox,
Faith Bartlett, Mona Wheeler,
Paul Blowers, Walter Parsons,
Harlie Drake, Frank Gee,
Milo Fredericks, Elwood Luckey,
Fred Mcmillan, Sylvia Russell,
Clyde Rand, Pearl Bradley,
Blanche Stuhr, Maynard Cole,
Aubrey Blowers, Anna jackson,
Teddy Button, Neal Evans,
Edna Evans, Harvey Rand,
Floyd Campbell, Willie Foss,
Eva Yates, Stella Stuhr,
Freddy Bell, Percy Adams,
Willie Evinger, Lily Shute,
Kenneth Baker, Lena Evans,
Claude Thompson, Gladys Sisson,
Lois Campbell, Archie Lockman,
Georgia Prather, Myrtle Howe,
Helen Davidson, Frank Tate,
Harry Howell, Paul Neil,
Clifford Ross, Clarice Bradley,
Floyd Cole, Gay Cramer,
Dean Sisson, Eleanor Zoe,
Ethel Hanlin, Albert Tate.
Willie McMurray, Leonard Miller,
Frank Hudson, Hugh Jones,
Merlin Sisson, Zola Neil,
Florence Dole, Bertha Cramer,
Anna McCafferty, Curby Ross,
George Burton, Florence Hanna,
Nettie Peugh, Cora Peugh,
DIN Spaulding, Chas Peugh,
Albert Halverson. :,
G. D. THOMPSON, Principal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07
Jewelry
For Sale.

10. q. @. or % acres Of land. Partially Ens-
proved. Go0d small house. EIx miles south
offown. East Side. near HARRISON mill. =
prune trees bearing fFuIls 10 apple tree.
Plenty Of snsIl fFalG. inquire s Rlsez. e q
na. =. oIL1zI&AEs
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-07

1t
River stores. This is notable product,
absolutely pure rich, and of finest flavor.
The Glacier in returning thanks Tor
handsome jar, can testify that II was
made by experts.
Mrs. w. H. Bishop and son Perrin
returned to Hood River on Tuesday ana
4 left the same day for the Warm Springs
Agency. Mrs. Bishop reports having
had delightful visit with relatives and
old friends in the East.
J.B. Hunt finds he will not have time
to finish painting the drop curtain Tor
the armory in time for the entertain
ment next Wednesday evening. he
wishes to thank those who gave him ads.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. HaWorth, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Haworth and Mr.. and Mrs
i e. M. Mann of The Dalles took Thanks
giving dinner at G. NJ. SissOn's. The
ladies are sisters OF Mrs Sisson.
Chas. T. Early will present to the
council at the next meeting proposi-
ton 10 furnish electric lights Tor sns
town. All he will ask is the right Z
erect poles in the streets.
Klose Tillicum debating society meets
) every Friday at Nicolai instead OF o.
Frankton. Fred Smith i president ane
Miss Lulu Austen secretary
e. Rosenkranz has moved to hi
. homestead at Underwood. He has !
; ;ne piece of land for fruit adjoining "a
= Underwood's ranch. -
; sam Blowers went to Portland Mon
: day. to attend business college. Cneses
3 ghute takes his place in the store Oh q
d S. Blowers & Son.
: G. Z. Rogers & Co. will have every
! thing in The line of Christmas goods :
{ | santa Claus old headquarters, Prsthsf
Miss Alvena Hoadley went to Iortlsn'
r Yesterday. She will attend nuanss
college.
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Attacked by a Ehinoceros.

The author of discovery Of Lakes
Rudolf and Stefanie" had shot a zebra
and his men were making ready to cut
1t up. when two rhinoceroses appeared
in the distance. Apparently the firing
of the gun ! al disturbed their a aud
made them thoroughly angry.
Though mor than 400 PAGES of the
rhinoceroses swervcd aside when they
saw us and then dashed upon us with
the speed Of r~ace-holses. As usual, my
black companions took to their heels.
making for a solitary tree some distance
off. II was hopeless for me to think of
reaching it and there was not so much
as a blade of straw for cover anywhere.
And behind the dendzebra which would
have been better than nothing, three Of
my men were already crouching.
There WINS nothing forit but to brave
the situation ou1; so / knelL on one,
knee, the better to take aim and With
my elephant gun in hand waited to firet
till | could hope to kill. 1t seemed
a long time before I could cover the5
shoulder of either OF the huge beasts, /!
aud knew any other shot would bel
useless. The result wasthat I did notl
pull the trigger till ii of the animals|
was only BONE eight or ten PAGES of.
ltstag6eaed and fell. but the next
mot,sat Msssons ita feet again Hwasl
not kitied.abu id ardor Ras cooled. for
i turned sway followed .by lis com
sPanion. Twice it seemed. about to fall,
and ! did not think q second shot would
be necessary; but it got away with UNI
diminished speed and though We fol-
lowed n for some distance we lest ie
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E-EZ2 ..HEEGE. F.sFLna|
.Faix, thin, 1 DON'T says Mrs Daily
loye-affair Is as good as o saints day to an
Irish peasant; and here she tells herself,
with o glance at Monica, Is one ready-madc
to her hand. +
SIN thinking what a lucky man DAILY is,"
says Desmond, promptly.
'sOh, git along wild ye now, an yer blair
ney!' says Mrs. DAILY, roaring with laugh
ter; whilst even Mrs. Moloney the dismal,
ard the old granny in the corner, chino in
merrily.
And then the visit comes to close, and
they all rise and bid Mrs. Daily and the
others ~'sgood-by;" and Monica, mindful OF
his late afltction, bestows a soft parting
word upon the subducd Paddy.
And now they are all iii the open air
again, and, turning down the boreen that
leads to Moyne. 1t is Desmond'sw way . well
as theirs, so he accompanies the girls with
out remark.
what brought you to see the Days, to-
day?' asks Monica, suddenly, without any
Interior meaning beyond the desire of max
Ing conversation; but to Kits guilty soul
this question seems fraught with mischief.
.Ol, / often go to see DAILY. ! want him
to come fishing with me tomorrow; he'sthe
best man about here for that, and trudges
behind one for miles without complaining"
Poor Daly!n
"Well,I hope you enjoyed your visit to-
Gay," says Kit, blitllclN glancing at him
mischievously from beneath her broad hat.
.'There was a Drawback says Brian, I'M
thinkingly. "Iswent there full of hope, and,
after all, she never offered me any of your
pudding!'
Tableau!.
Kits agoniz,d glance and Monica's ques-
tioning eyes awake Mr.. Desmond to a
knowledge of what he has done.
How did you hear of Kits pudding?"
asks Monica, looking keenly from Brian to
Kit, and then back again.
sOh!-thc pudding stammcrs Desmond.
"There! don't commit YOURSELF" says
Monica, in a tone that trembles. "Oh, Kitv'
Both culprits are afraid to look at her.
Does the trcmble mean tears, or anger, or
xhat?? Perhaps horror at their duplicity,
or contempt. Is she hopelessly angered?
CONTINUED Next Wcck.)
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WATTERsON BLAMES TAYLOR.
Declares He is Responsible for the
Shooting of (:neheI.

Declares He Is Responsible for the
Shooting OF GoebeI.
st. Louis, Feb. 2.-Henry Watterson,
editor of the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal. passed through st. Louis on his
way from Kansas City to Louisville.
de had been in Kansas City on private
business when he was recalled to take
charge of his paper during events
brought on BY the shooting Of Goebel.
In an Interview he said he was greatly
shocked by the news of the dastardly
attack, but that he fOresaw that some
would be struck by the opposi-
ton.
The murder of Mr.. Gocbel,'' he said,
and h subsequent proceedings at
frankfort. form the browning acts of
a conspiracy which has been q long
time brewing. The democrats in Ken
tncky ave been proceeding in the
strlctest accord with law. They have
been clearly within bounds of their
legal rights at every stage of, their
contest. They have been singularly
free from either conduct or expression
that could lead to the present public
excitement.
The republicans, on the contrary,
have dealt in little else than blood
curdling threats of what was TO hap
pen in case they We're disturbed in
their offices. Most people took this for
mere vaporing. But when the de facto
governor, Taylor. assembled at Frank
fort a mob OF murderous mountains
GERS, thoughtful people knew that
something serious was on foot. The
assassination of Senator .Goebel was
the principal object, and in the eS-
element which was bound to follow
Taylor saw his way to the extraordi-
nary and revolutionary proceeding
now In progress. y
"The calling OF the legislature to
meet at London is not merely an af-
front TO common sense and intelli-
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representative institutions but no re.
sponsible government. Represented IN;
British Guiana and HonrEkonp respec
lively, but neither styie Of govern.
ment, the commission points ont after
lengthy argument. should be implied
to the Philippines. a territorial roy
eminent, it concludes. is the desidsrn.
tum. The commission takes as n basis
for the government proposed the terri
torial organization of Louisiana. The
act is set forth in full. III provides for
a government and secretary of treas
urer and vests the legislative mwer
in a council appointed annually by The
president. Courts are also provided
for.
s.This scheme of government" saws
the commission. ..possesses' besides It's
intrinsic merits 4he b%istor;cai ;nterest
attaching to orpanization with the au-
thor of the declaration Of indcnend-
ence JaAerso, baj Na,,1;naI - f.st
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BORE FALSE WITNESS.
Montana Man Tcstifes That Dal,
Bribed Him 10 Blacken Clark.

Montana Man Tcstiles That DAILY
Bribed Him TO Blacken Clark.
Washington. Feb. 5.-I. L. Wright, OF
Missoula. Mont. testified for the defense
~ me ozark Investigation before the SEN
ute committee on privileges and electtons
Witness admitted receiving $500 for an
aindavit accusing members OF the legis-
iature and duplicating Clark in attempts
at bribery. This affidavit. witness testi-
fed, was false. Witness admitted receiv-
ing various sums from Days friends
before leaving Montana n since his arr
rival here.
Ben Hill, of Missoula. Mont, next
testified. He said his affidavit p,e-
sented in the case contained not 3
word of truth. The affidavit was thcn
read. In it witness said he entered
into a combination to assist in the
election of Clark and that he mad COM
,nl,.eu acts looking to the bribery of
senator. ior
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gence, but also an invitation to muir.
der and murderers. The republicans
have been freely predicting a reign Of
terror. When the governor pardoned
out of Jail monntaineers who had
been arrested for riotous conduct, he
gave public notice that any republican
who might murder a democrat was
in advance sure of immunity for his
act. What will come of it no one can,
How predict. With the militia riding
down the civil authorities, backed BIZ
money and u of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad-which is be.
hind all these brutal and corrupt
transactions, and has been the main.
spring of the republican foray-thc
people seem for the time being to.
have no They are as com.
pletely at the mercy of the republic
n as three years ago the .Armenians
were at the mercy of the Turks
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TWO VIEWS REGARDING A CENT.
BAN President Thought Il Worth Hunt
Ing for, the Bookkcoper Didn't.

The president OF one of Wall strcet's
wealthiest banks finished debating a
private telegram to his stenographer,
and, taking out some change to pay for
the message, dropped a penny on the
floor.
Johnson" he said. "just find that
cont"
johnson searched diligently, but the
coin refused to be found, says the N. Y.
San.
If you can't find it, never mind.
Get that telegram off and send Robert
here"
Robert. one of the banks
came in and was told 10 find the cent.
He got under the desk. and removing
the thick fur rug made Il search for tho
missing coin without success.
Well" exclaimed the president, test
lily. get a light"
A candle was brought, aud after a
third attempt the penny was discovered
and was handed to the president, who
dropped it into his pocket without q
word. Just then n customer came in.
"Ah, good morning, MIR. Jones" said
the president. "Wlil l renew your
$50, 600 loan at the same rate and time
as before"
why, certainly, sir, Certainly. The
money market, l understand. is easier
today"
The next morning the head book
keeper of the bank sauntered jauntily
down to the correspondence depart
ment. took n cent from his pocket,
tossed it on the mail clerks desk, and
asked for a penny stamp. The coin
twirled a merry dance on the desk,
then rolling of, plunged into the waste
paper basket and was lost to view,
"Confound it," exclaimed the book
keeper. after poking among the papers
o few times. Il can't bother with such a
small thing as that" Producing an-
other penny he got his stamp and
walked off.
IL may he added that the presidents
salary is well up in the thousands and
he is q very wealthy ma besides. The
bookkeeper has a salary of 50, 500.
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ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.

Federal Troops in Kentucky to Take
Part In Lnwion Funeral.
Washington, Feb. 5.-.As evidence
that the authorities have no idea of
using federal troops in Kentucky the
only regulars stationed within the
boundaries of that state, four com-
panies Of the Second infantry at Fort
Thomas, near C%ovington, have been
ordered to Washington to participate
in the military display on the occa-
sion of the funeral Of General Lawton,
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CITY AND COUNTRY CATS.
Many Curious FONTS of Difference BE.
tween the Two Animals.

An observer has noted that there ex.
list many points of difference between
country and city cats. The country
cats. he declares, arc larger and heavier
than those of the city; no reference
being made in this comparison to such
civic cats as might come under the head
of "pampercd pets" but only to plain
cats. the cats Of the back yard and the
housetop. This superior weight of the
country cat, the observer says. is easily
attributable to the diet of small field
animals and birds which it enjoys. But
there are other pecnliarities of differ
ence, he proceeds. which are not SO
easily attributable to diet. For in
stance, the color of the country cat is
generally either gray Oh tortoise-shell.
the commoner color being gray. On
the other hand, observes the cat expert,
the preponderating color among city
cats is black.
In the next place, the color OF the
eyes in city and country cats is found
to lie very different. the latter leaning
largely to gray and green, while the
city cats eyes are mostly yellow, and
having far more glitter in them than
nave Lueif country COUSINS. III inc
matter of tails, too. there is n differ
cnce, the oity cats tail being much
longer and carried more nearly on a.
level with the back than that Of the
country cat. The country cats paws are
much latter, broader, aud softer Chan
the town cats, the pads Of the former
being like velvet, and those of the latter
like rubber.
Altogether, between the big-barrellcd,
gray, light-eyed, velvet-footed country
cat, slipping noiselessly through the
young wheat stalks, and the scrawny,
longAai!ed. yellow-eyed city cat patter-
ing down an alleyway like a flying
shadow, there are such differences as
viii, says the observer, result in timein
the formation of two distinct species,
felis rusticus aud fclis urbauis.
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President Gilman, of Johns Hopkins
university, Baltimore, is to start in
the spring on an extended European
trip He has been given leave ofEab-
sencs by the trustees in recognition
ofahis services as head of the insti.
tuition since .its foundation.
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Admiral Won Diedr;chs, who was in
command of the German warships at
Manila at the time of Dewey's VIC
tory, has been appointed chief of the
German naval general staff. Vice Ad-
miral Bendemann has been appointed
to command the cruiser squadron, in
succession to Prince Henry of Prussia,
who is coming home from the Asiatic
Ska&inn -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-02-10

Don Carlos, king of Portugal, has a
string Of titles absolutely out of pro-
portion with his personal Importance
or with the influence of his Kingdom
In the worlds affairs. He is king Of
Portugal and the Algarves, within and
beyond the seas in Africa: lord of
Guinea and of the navigation and
commerce of Ethiopia. Arabia, Persia
and the indies"