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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Grand balI jan. 28th.

Regular meeting Of the 0. z. S. Sat
urday evening, Jan, goth, O'clock.
Put sulphur ia your shoca, hali tea.
spoonful in each to ward Of the grip
The ladies' aid society Of the Congre-
gational church will meet at Mrs. j II,
Dukes on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Cordley; wife Of Prof. Cordley Of
the State Agricultural college at Coryal-
lis, is the guest this week Of Mrs. G, D.
Thompson
i. L. Smith, G. ]. GessItng and A. P.
Batoham are attending the session Of
The Northwest Fruit Growers asaocia-
tion at Tacoma.
District Clerk NJ II. Nickelgen has
posted notices for 0 school meeting in
Frankton district, Saturday, Jan. 9th,
at 10 o'clock a. m
Attention!l Dr.. Barretts Farm !
Please return all books and other articles
borrowed from DR., Barrett, immediate
Iy. Mis-. P. G., BARRETT
Miss Virginia Marden, after spending
three weeks In Hood River, the guest Of
Miss Anne Smith, returned to her home
at The Dalles Wednesday evening.
Corrcction-The invitation to the din
ner given BY the e. A. r to the ladies
Of the w. II. G., Saturday, Jan. Goth,
include2 only their husbands and guests
especially invited by the committee Of
arrangements.
Dr.. Adams informs US that owing to
the dangerous sickness of Lenore with
kro; >, fayew frO,,, 7pi,ioi chs io ,o,- i H.,
recovering, lie is compelled to postpone
his article Temperance versus Prohi-
bition-tll next week.
The proprietor Of Indian Gardens
ranch Has purchased John Sweeney's
cider mill and came to town Monday
with a supply OF sweet cider. The cd
itor drank to his health while sanpling
the jug left u the GLACIER residence,
Size doesn tindicatequality Beware Of
counterfeit worthless salvo oSfered for
DeWitt'3 Witch Hazel S&lve, DaWitt's il
the only original. An infallibe cure for
piles and all skin diseases, Williams &
Brosius
The newspapers OF town are its took
ing glasses It's hQre you see yourselves
rs others see YOU. You smile on them
and they smile back at you; you frown
on them and you are repaid in kindness.
They are the reflex Of the town. Ii the
town is doing business, the newspaper
will show it in its adyer6sing columns.
Ii the merchants are spiritless, shiftIess
fellows, whose stores are jumbles Of junk
and jam, the newspapers will show by
the lack Of space they take Ii you want
the world 70 knew that YOU have 2 live
town, you can only letit be known
through its nawspapefs.--North PhiIa-
delphia Gazette,
L. T, Travis, Agent Southern R.R. Se-
lima, Ga, writes, i can not say too much
in praise Of One Minute Cough Cure. In
my ease itwor&ed like charm The only
harmless remedy thatgives Immediate re-
suits. Cures, coughs, colds, Group, bronehi-
tis, and all throat and lung troubles.
Williams 4 Bgosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Monnt Iood Nntes.
[Written lor last week |

Some Of the farmers have been plow-
ing and getting ready to put in their
spring grain.
The Mt. Hood sow mill started up last
week. Nh. Tpmlipeon is not well enough
yet to DO much work, but ia doing what
he can.
Norman Williams is logging for the
mill at Mt. Hood. D, r. Cooper is go
ing to log some 10 get lumber enough to
build new house 20 by 80, with a
double porch all round. Nothing like
IL, David.
A large timber wolf tried to catch Mr..
Fischer's dog last week. Better carry
your gun when You 20 out, or he will
catch you, Mr. Fischer You & ME.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Notice to Voters.

Under the provisions Of the RegAtration
law ell persons when registering are required
to furnish TO the re& isterng otlicer the follow
ing information:
Ifnammized, the time, place and court of
naturalization. In tins connection it is nee
essary TO produce naturalization papers, or
declaration ii intention.
Residence must be specific, giving precinct
section, township and range ii within town
or city, the street; number, ii any, and num-
Der of lot and block, If in any building
whore rooms are Numbered, the number OF
tle room ana floor must be given
In order to avoid unnecessary delay and in
convenience, every person desiring To register
should be prepared to furnish the above in.
formation.
Facilities will be furnished in every pre-
enct In the coanty by either Justice of the
peace or notary pubic. A. M. kELSAY,
JIa County Clerk
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Reciprocity's
BIG INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH TRADE.

take heihery Of sending card which we kindly ask
YOU send when making purchases at
store Of such purchase punched out until all
represented margin cancelled We will then
present you FREE large theequarer life size, (bu
water color portrait OF YOURSELF any member OF your family
friend, whose memory you may wish to perpetuate
knowing very general desire customers for family
portraits believe that there is family in this section but
what would GOOD portrait preference anything
could a ar appreciation Of their cash trade.
portraits will be made from any photograph tntype you
furnish viii be returned you) Remember not
required buy frame are presenting the portrait oppre
caon Of your patronage However shall carry large line Of
which will sell portrait customers at the lowest possible
price, but you buy frame cheaper elsewhere it is
privilege to do
TO enable you understand fully the value Of this offer
invite you call where samples Of the work and
frames can be
We hope will appreciate endeavor and favor with
your patronage ard in will you courteous attention
and the best goods at the lowest prices
Yours very truly
CLYDE 7. BONNEY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Il lang CiEee a. Vancouver, Wash, Jan. 10
ii.tl.-Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has Hied notice OF his in.
SeIitsoh % hlaAe nnal proof IN support of his
cSsl5,' Il anu Sn2t SAID proof vii be made before
t!1e hesiSter aud Receiver e. :. Land tlffic, n i
,Sai NShc9eNeF' ..' N2sa on Tuesday, February b.
JOHN I. SfSS0N.
Homestead Entry No. 9i35 fer the lot : ana
, ,,,.. 49, & VI SOUTHWEST Il section q township
he names the following witnesses to prove
.sS .siS eo9tinNoNs residence upon and cultiva-
uon ot said land, viz. '-''
"a Jo9go d. Turner Abe Groslong, Frank
salmon, Washington.
llsIfS " 4 DUNRAR. Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Written for the GLACIER.
lit. Hood.
- Sso~-lporT
n. a. cowoDoH

III n gg-fHff|-+f
Q mighty mountalnl with thy snow-crown-
cd head
UpMfted to the stars, have we well read
rse tale uutold, enfolding thee around.
Ungyllabied and whlgperlegs, devoid OF sound?
Can We thy wondrous hieroglyphlcs tell?
Need we some old-time nccromanccrs spell,
Ihat We thy past may bring to ligntonce more
And add thy story to historic lore'
What Of that tale, 0 moun,ain, grim end old?
Help rs 70 trace the outlines, rugged, bold
Help us to couut the years tho2 mast been here,
20 read the unwrtien Lines with intuition
clear
Whcn west thou born2 IN ages passed away
Fierce, soeLhiug fires and earth-throes marked
the day;
Upheaydls 7as q tossing, s1rging sea
Oi solid band tunbling tumultuously.
Amid the wild conyu!sions lined high,
Angry and tortured, upward to the sky
In bellowlng rage, asundcl burst thy chains,
While pent up fary from Thy forehead rains.
Up through the ether, black With solphurous
fumes,
Toss the rcd-heat9d rocks, and hery plumes
Flauut in wild spiendor round thy rendcd
crest,
And laya-tonens scorch thy painting breast.
Aoarso, believing thnnders dearenlng crash
around,
The universe ssein8 ccholng back the sound
Flash upon fash ofapgey barzt aad fade
Such was the record thy coming made.
And then, how many are tho ogos passed
away,
Measuring tho longth Of thy volcanic day
Till, throtlled by the giant hand vi Time,
Tny teIors ceased yet left thee still sublime
Towering aloft, thy gummit in the blue,
softly the clouds enwrap thee ali anew
The elements combine, fresh glory ct to find,
70 keep thee still q King among thy kind
Down in TIM yawnlns crater, empty wide,
Ibe neecy SHOWS Of centuries have sought to
hide,
And many a summers sun and waters cold
Have icy NANTES wroughtthy iorm to enlold.
silent and awesome is thy presence now,
sun rays and moonlight falling bn thy brow;
one solitary point yet breathing splpharous
steam,
Like incense from al affairs vanished CLEAN.
#ndly the winds howl rouna thy eohoing
heights,
fhy giuctera fash In eycr-changiug lights; !
Whiie vast creNGsses yawn, oark, deep and
wide,
And grinding avalsnohes crash on every SIDE.
Below, where kindly yerdure can foothold
fad
Thy lines grow soft, as if thou vert Inclined
10 gather new attracuous 10 LAy name,
New beauties thUt sh,!l certify thy iaiac.
Ana down thy slopes, like gathered cohorts,
stnnd
Dark giant eyersreeus, a loyal band,
Guarding, il regal state, tner crowned king, !
And all lis praise IN solemn anthems sing.
Proud, silent Iroparchl cold nnd passionloss,
Sanli we an unWrltten scroll untold ana guess |
hat may be traced in cycles yet to conner
shall eyermorg ny mighty voice be dumb?
Or art thou but lion, courhant now,
Win sleeping lerrors meath thy placid brow, /
Calmly awaiting at some distant day,
FesuT!us-like, 10 uufy some pumpei?
OLD mountain, let me tell ltlle tale:
Dost know tic White man c1mes thy heights
to scale;
Dost know tEaL nesting on thy shoulders
wide,
Where he short grass thy rougher wonders
hide
with frets on0 r1acleys MIA ,ire, III dnaud scal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
lonnnil NnmmIsfnes.

Mayor-eleet L, c. Brosius was sworn
into Office last week by Recorder Nick.
elsen, He has since appointed the fol.
lowing standing committees OF the coun.
cil
Fnaace Bel, Blowers and Mcdonald,
Judieiary--Daydson, Dukes, Luckey,
Fire and Water-Blowers, Mcdonald
and Dukes,
Streets and Public Preperty-Dukes,
Luckey and Davidson.
Health and Police-Moponald, Bell
and Blowers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Timber Land, Act June 8. 1S7S.l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
9oh. Nov. I3, lS99.-Notce is hereby given
that in compliance with the provisions Of the
act OF congress Of June 3, IL s, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the states ot
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory"
MABEL BRADLEY.
OF Hood River, county of Wasco, state Of ore
gon, has this day lied in this office her sworl-
statement, No IA, for the purchase of the
north Il southeast "a and north y southwest
4 OF section No. 25, 10 township No. norm,
range No. east, W. NJ, GGd will offer prGoI ic
show that the land sought Is more valnan pig
for its timber or stone than fer agrlcultuIai
purposes, and to establish her claim Z. sag y
land before the Register and Receiver OF tiiis ~
office at The Dales, oregon, on Saturday, thS
27th day of January, 1850
She names as Witnesses: w. R. Winans, "
Bradley, ]. l.. Henderson and Harry WYATT
all of Hood River, oregon.
ANY and ali persons Claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested TO .J Hlg
their claims in this office on or before sais
Mills JAY p. LUCAS, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
In Melnorianl.

Whereas, The untirnely death Of our
beloved brother, f. Ramsey, has bereft
Us Of most honored member; there
fore be il
Resolved That this lodge extend to
the bereayed family of f. Ramsey their
heartfelt sympathy, and that we hereby
pledge to them the assistance and pro-
lection within our power and consistent
with our order.
Resolved, That we extend thanks to
Columbia lodge, No. 5. for their assist
ance and manifestations Of brotherly
love.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolu-
tions be entered upon the records Of this
lodge and q copy thereof under seal Of
the lodge, be given to the family Of the
deceased brother, and that the charter
be draped in mourning for thirty days,
Y. j. WEIGHT
O. i. HARTLEY,
0. g. CHAMBERLAIN.
Committee IdleWide Lodge, / 0, Q. T.
Hood River. Or. Dec 2S. 1899
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

4IIow much land plaster should be
used per acre on clover, and when
should it be applied2' II . question
asked by one Of our subscribers who is
pew ir the clover business. We hope
some of our numerous clover growers
sill reply through these columns
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
LIST OF LANDS
for Sale
THE EMPORIUM.

/. Quarter block in Parkhurst, only slC.
Beautiful view. Lot l25 by $50 feet
2. Sc. 4 OFFS. W. u sec, 10, TIP. NJ, r.. s
E., unimproved; $50.
.. John sipma farm, in lots from s to %
acres, and from SO to 200 per acre. Terms
easy.
4s.E.]{ sec. 80, T.3N., II. 10 z. for only 500,
Some IMPROVEMENTS l6O acres.
SIS. 4 of S. ". u of N. WIS. l2,T9N,R
10 e.; 20 acres some improvements. 500.
On N.KofN W. 4, S. ". 4 ofN. W. 4, and
N. W. Hof ). W. $. s, T. I'm, R. 10 E.i leo
:. Barrettslpma Addition; SO perlot; Ten
dollars down and five dollars per month; no
| interest
s The Chas. II. Rogers 5-acre Homestead
| Frankton: good cottage and barn. sp.lnE
water. Price EOO'
9. The old Rogers Mill property at Frank.
ton, with falls and water power on Phelps
creek. Price 500,
10. The Dr. Barrett Improved Fruit Farm.
| m, southwest Of Hood River: 100 acres; 20 acres
In cultivation; 20 acres in fruit fine spring. 50
| inches rrigating water. Price $780, will be
II. T. r. Coon's so acres in Pole Flat, mllsa
southwest oftown; 4aefes cleared. Price sc
per acre.
y The l.. Neff Home; 10 acres on Hood riv.
er; 2 miles; good water; plenty of fruit; a
beautiful home. Price SlSO0. Ten acres and
house tor $3.50.
lS Chas W Gilmer Homestead, at Gilmer
WASH; 100 acres; fine saw TIMBER good soil.
well watered, Only $780, a rare bargain.
a. The Weidner Homestead, lG0 acres, near
Mosier 30 acres cleared: 2 springs; 400 fruit
| trees; good improvements Only Sl,00Q.
Is. The W. II. Bishop Home in Hood River.
tot G and part OF lot block |, WaGccma add.
lion to Hood klveE p city home. Only SLIGO,
10. Five acres cleared and in clover, ~ m.
southwest of Hood River Only 425.
Il. The Hansberry home 215 miles south,
west Of taWn; 10 acres. Everything complete
ana handy;go"d irult, good water. only 800
Is. The Chester Yields home. in the hllsone
mile east OF town.; q pretty home; good fruit
and water; ~ acres, Only 4l,l0O.
10. The Gordon TruiL Farm, 90 acres, " m,
west of town, SLIGO; ana nice cottage aL0
lot in Hood River, only GO.
%. The DR.. Morgan honse and lot in Hood
River; new barn. only 500.
o1 THE Fra nix i'm YroUpd fy1it ond
i E re AZ ~ ,-' ddit; d en n+ = @ w H59 ~
6c"r,sIo - tr"oa. I1 no hnrsa onG hor, tV.v
,"otn, n \ FrIot of ite hnnea ard S, n
itf sjOi f'l If,n M not "'iN '"iAii A"'-
% rrbo yvic,,i,on, form, ,,ilos s,r,,,,,a..
of town; 50 acres good buildings and i'm prove.
lnentsi spring water ana % inches Tree for ir.
i'S"'l"s' ii'' 'i''OO'
23 Forty acres, 3 cleared; north o., young
farrn "Hn NJ etnS IaId 0nyy s9n +S'i monroe
~
ree ne d piSgG, ~, H. iae ed YVES. orn M
frame bu!tdings only $500; one-third cash,
o. Tho l,,norsor horosstoaa on,r on. NH.
cast Of town; fine range; $3.50, '' 0''e 'I'''0
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
M. MI YArns. Secratarn

JI,Bevry, Loganton, Pec writes, "I am
willing 70 take ny oath that was cured OF
pnuemoniR entirely by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed.
Italso cured niy'chil1ren of whooping
cough Quickly relieves and cures colds,
coughs, ,e}oup, grippe and throat and lung
troubles Children all like il Mothers
endorse t. Williams < Rfosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

Much surprise was expressed by the
public at the publication in last weeks
GLAclW of the petition to the common
souncil for saloon license without the
names Of petitioners appearing, The
ordinance under which the license is
asked for provides that The petition must
be published. The petition is incom-
plete without the names Of petitioners.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

The Mount Hood school closed Friday,
Jan, 18th, with the following programme
Song, America"
Recitation, Always Speak the Truth, !"
Rollan Meyers,
Reditationi Suppose, F." Myrtle Tom.
linson
Recitation, kindness, Clyde Fred
enhurg.
Recitation ely, Birdie" Hattie
Cooper
Song, Mount Vernon Bells,
Recitation, "a Queer Little House,
George Cooper
Recitation, Twinkle, Little Star, "
DQlhert Tomlipson
Recitation, The Robin, Floyd Hess.
Recitation, Expansion, John Cooper.
Recitation, "Columbia's Flag" Joseph
Hess.
Recitation, "Pley Softly, Boys, May
Cooper
Song, "The Ola School Bell,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Isolated Tract.)
DTTgr ~n C.r1


Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
Instructions nom the Commissioner Of the
Generl Land QGice, under authority cSted in
him bJ section 2t55, y. $. Rev. Stat, rs amend
ed by the act cf congress approved Feb. 28,
1850 we VIII proceed TO offer at public sale, on
Saturday, the 5d day OF March next,
at the houror 10 O'Clock a NJ, at his Office,
the following tract Of land, to wit:
E% NV 4 $ G. l3, \. : NJ, r. II f., W. NJ.
lny ami all persons claiming adversely the
above described lnds are advised to lie their
claims in thiS oaice on or before The day
above designated lar the colnmonctlannt Of
said sale, othcrWte their rights will be for
ieted. JAY P. LUCAS, Regis ter.
OTIS PATTERSON, Receiver.
U. ). Land Office, The Aalles, Or, Jan.l7 1860
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
N0TIUE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Cmca at Vancouver. Wash, Tan. II.
ing-named settler has dlod notice Of his in
tention to make hGa proof In sui port Of
MS eiailn, and that said proof Will he made
before the Register and keceivar u. = Land
Uiace at Vancouver, WASH, on Tuesday,
February u, 1900, Wig;
LOUIS CLoQUET,
Homestead Entry NO 94s5, for the cast x Of
northwest u, southwest n ii northwrst land
southwest II ofuolthcast 4 section Is, town
shin NORTH, range = east, Will Mer
lie names the faloVing witnesses to prove
of said land WI:
James @. LYLE, ThomasJ. Whic0mb Frank
lin Il. keynold and Thomas NJ Whicomb.
ali o! Lyle ?. o., Washington.
Jlai-3 W. +. DUNBAR, Reg, ,ster,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Whnt Varieties of lnnlrs 10 plant.

Many prospective plnnter1 OF apple
orchards have asked my opinion on this
subject in the past and have invariably
suggested to them that the early fall
apples should not be neglected for this
reason;
Ready cash is always 2 good thing,
Ten trees OF red Astrachans may yield
20 to so bushels Of apples II they bring
so cents per bushel net (Which is GER
tainly u low figure at the time of year
when they are ready for marketl it gives
the grower just that much money to
buy necesgaries with Then come GRAY
ensteinsi they Nre always in good de-
hian6 The grower that has one or
more cars OF Gravensteins ean always
sell them at from SO to rs cents per box
net, The money for these early apples
alwaya comes handy to fruit grower
and does away with the necessity Of his
sacrificing his winter stock, have not
the time 70 give more spggestions in this
hne or 80 more into detail, but to the
thinking grower my few suggestions will
convince him that my plan is nearly
correct
alway sGgges. that the main crop OF
apples ehall consist OF Gravensteins,
Kings Raldwjns, Spit1enbergs, Ben
Davis and Yellow Newtown Pippins.
The latter variety have 4 prospective
export trade value, besides Keeping quail
ity The other varieties are for Amer
icaa markets. Besides the varieties
above suggested there are many other
first class red apples such as the Roman
beauties, Northern Spies and others also
some new varieties, Klickitat and Yaki.
ana, thAt are very promisingi all OF
which could be handled to good advan.
taee for winter and spring trade.
A good many fruit growers still stick
20 the old varieties and the methods OF
twenty-five years ago, not looking for
anything hetter Such people stand in
their own light To BE successful in
these days of competition one must be
on the constant watch for better fruits,
and better methods Of growing and
handling them.L. NJ. Speigl in Web
foot Planter
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
PHOTOGR MS,

The public are invited 10 cau at my gallery
and Inspect my work. aim 70 gtve s,lfiSf,,c.
ton ~ aH cases where work is intrusted to
specially. CUAS RrfsGS "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

Lewis Dennis, salem. Ind, saws, 'kodol
bysPepsia Cure did ae more good than
anything ever took. 1T digestS what ven
eat and can not help but cure dyspepsia
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Beef Likelr 10 Advance.

Fresh beef IS likely to be higher in
Portland this spring than even it is now,
according to D. W, Ralston, well
known cattle dealer Of Yamhill county,
who makes business Of travelling all
over the Northwest in quest Of steers fit
for market. He finds that the supply
has been well-nigh exhausted in Oregon
Washington and Idaho
The large cattle ranges Of South
eastern Oregon, he says, have been de-
nuded of both steers and COWS, by Cal
ifornia dealers, who paid such fancy
prices that stockmen almost decimated
their ranges, and are thus at a disad-
vantage as regards raising new crops OF
calves. The dry seasons Of California
had almost annihiiated the cattle.of that
state, and when grass again returned to
the plains this winter, the land owners
were willing to pay most any figure for
stock to start with, The war in the
Philippines also added to the demand
FOR fresh beef in San Francisco, and So
stock, badly needed in Oregon, was
driven south in obedience to the abnor-
nal demand.
MI hdlEbyll goes Ipk lCDk LOT suip-
ments East from Oregon this spring, as
local consumers are willing to pay
higher prices for cattle than can be OBJ
tanned east OF the Rocky mountains.
Oregon not only has TO feed her own
population with beef, hut the cities Of
Puget sound and the widely scattered
settlements,of Alaska look 10 this state
for their fresh beet and mutton. North
ern people are used to paying fancy
prices for the necessaries OF life, and 80
the best market in the world exists on
that side.
In regard to mutton and pork, Mr,
Ralston has no such misgiyings, az sheep
can be kept fat on the ranges all winter,
while II pork goes much higher than at
present, shipments viii be made from
the great packing cepters Of Chicago,
Kansas City and Omaha. Beet, how
ever is bound, to co up along in March,
April and May and the present retail
prices which consumers think 30 high,
will suffer quite an advance. .--Oregcnian.
-----------------------
F.BThirhield, Health Inspector Of Chi
cago, says, KodoI Dyspepsia Cure cannot
be recommended too highly. L. cured me
4 r. Alf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

Fruit Commissioner schanno advises
spraying fruit trees now with solution
Of lime, sulphur and salt for San Jose
scole
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned, having been appoih,leoIf ~
executors Of the last will and testaliAte,nt %
Andrew 4 Tieman, deceased. late o. 1.,',s az
county, oregon, hereby notify al peiso,,tt pnso,,t
having claims against the estate, to pfessi;; s;y
them, with the proper vouchers, within si.4 si4
months from the date of this notice 10 ss,,s ,,F
executors At Hood River, IN seid county ai'
state.
= -'s' s. BLOWERS
W. NJ. YATES,
Z. E. SAVAGE,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
NNnd NnnerTisNrs.

The following road supervisors have
been appointed BY the county court to
serve until after the June election, when
they viii be elected by the various
districts:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
NeKinle1 Clnh.

There will be a meeting OF the Nc
kinley club saturday, Jan Goth, at IA
p. m, at Prather'S office, to elect officers
Tor the ensuing year and 70 elect 8 del
egates to the state league Meeting to be
held in Portland, Feb, 9th.
G. j GEsstJNG, President,
". NJ, YATES, Secretary.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
For Sale or Trade.

VIII sell on time or trade for anything of
equal value
acres good strawberry land near town.
Is acres near Tucker, partly improved
Cash buyers need not apply.
jl2 w. A. SUNDERLAND.