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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
IN HOTELS.

Alexander y. Grant. a New York
business man. IL at the Rainier
Grand.
G H. Crammer, a merchant - Pt
Gamble. e. AZ the Ralnter-ufaud.
p BRyu~s. manager Of the newly
esta biiNhad Dominion hotel at Van
couver. - a guest ~ the Dillef.
= q. English. logger OF Mount
Vernon. IL AZ the piilsr.
p a. Gates. a Minneapolis man.
who owns large mining interests at
vaides. is stopping At the piller on
Ms way 70 the north
" 9 Amey. Naldss miner. "
registered az the Dilier.
r. r. Moody. a merchant Of Port
land. IL al the Butler.
Lester W David. a iumberman 81
Blaine. IL guest ~ the Butler
W. M. eomueii. captain ~ the city
OF Seattle. - At the Seattle
NJ FAIRIES. a tumhermnn u Fair
haven. ig at the Seattle.
J. West n recent arrival from the
gold fields near Dawaou. r. at the
Northern.
{. r. FULLER. lumberman ~ Sew
W'hatcom. Is a guest at the North
crn.
e. T. Moore. a caunerv man Of
blaine. is a. the Stevens
George NJ Miller q miner from
Porcupiue creek is at the Butter.
Miss Hav Prayer and sister. of
San Francisco. are ~ the city toir}
visiting friends.
" T. Collins a miner from CUES
nellie. u. =. is at the Butler.
l.. Havaahl and l.. TakaRi Japan
csc tourists. are stopping at the
Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
OLYMPIA WARTS AID.

olympia citizens have made a
definite proposition FOR an alliance
with Seattle President Allen Weir.
% the olympia Chamber II Com.
mrrrei made thc suggestion YratNf-
day ~ the Seattle Chamber ~ Com
mrrcr IT. said that n the latter
body would petition the legislature
90 leave the state capital "a plgm-
pia. aud use lts influence with the
kius county delegation e. that end
the merchants - Olympia would or
Eaniae an association pledged Coz turn
their entire trade Co the Seattle
Wholesalers instead ~ the Tacoma
houses
Mr. Weir said that this represent.
81 from $1,000 90 SO N01 monthly
Hc added that the olympic mef
chants had tnVehtisated the freight
question aud found that they could
set thH same rates from Seattle nm
from Tacoma. believing that TIA
enwa.N campaign threatened thH
business % Olympia. theY Wrre all
ready q turn their trade O. Seattle
n the ritiErHa 20 this city cared 90
accept the proposition.
The Seattle chamber. after listen
INK sttentiReiY. gave MI Weir "A
vote q thanks. but inld aaidr fur
Their business 90 adjourn aut - re-
spcrt 20 the memory O. Queen Vie
toria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
BOTTLE BILLIARDS

Interest h suli being manifested
Ia the bottle billiard tournament be-
lnE held az the Seattle athletic club
Thirty games we're played last night.
IL will take another week 90 fntuh
the tournament. Last nights seore
was. Mumfard (ebl beat Gillian teol /.
O.. Upper tsol beat Everett tf0l. q.
Upper t50l beat Kuhssuu gio0l: Gully.
ford tSl beat RounEfcld cor. Hop
kins ttol beat e. Rehh tSa1 Rlakt-
stone t50l heat Cullyford 1851. Moore
1850 beat Mumfurd t65) Gillian tsol
beat &. Behb $50. Rott tS5l beat
Robeson tteoi. Brbb tSol beat Mum
ford C65l. Rott tSal beat Moore ft5l
q. Upper t50l beat Gillian tsol and
Moore 1851 Moore t55l heat 6. TIP
per t7sl. Gillian t9ol heat Moore
ISL. Rott $50 beat GILLIAN taol F.
Bchh ts0l heat Rnbcson QO0l. Rott
(SSl beat Mumford ,esl. Rott ts5
beat Hehh tsol: Culiyford ESQ beat
Rott 1S5l. Cullyford tS5l beat Rob
eson ti0ol; Gullyford (sSl beat Denny
(1Sl. Mumford 1851 beat Hakcr tt0l q.
Gillian lso1 beat Denny f15). Hop
klns ts0i beat Mathixou 400. q.
Upper Upper ta0l beat Blackstone
(s0l. Hopkins ttol beat Denny ta5)
Everett cor beat =. Upper t10l. Hop
kins tt0l beat q. Upper tsal. Mum
ford tsal beat G. Upper t4el.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
= -
0pallte In Lincoln Court

The opailte thing. lining the court
Of the Lincoln Apartment House. IN
attracting more attention than any
other feature Of the elegant new
structure. ~ gives n finish that iH
unapproachable by the use Of other
materials. The effect Of solid walls
covered with Opallte r. remarkn bly,
attractive The fact that such walls
never become stained or dirty. ike
ordinary brick walls. but maintain
their gllateninR gatin-like whitencas,
is noted by all architects and build
era. AZ one ~ the strongest reasons
for urging the use 81 opalite I'm
buildings having any pretcnsionH 10
ornamental ideas The material IL
hnndlcd IN this city by the Miles
Piper Company. The object lesson
81 its use In the Lincoln building has
certainly not been thrown away
upon many Seattle people who are
about 70 build. judging from tho
new orders for the material which
are being received.
n you contemplate putting up
either neat store or o residence
call NJ the Lincoln building aud in
spect the opalite there IN the court.
Then you win be anxious 10 call
upon the Mlles-Piper Company. 7s-
~ Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
THE ANNUAL
BENCH SHOW

The Seattle Kennel club will hold
its annual bench show Thursday
Friday and Saturday. April 10 to e
inclusive. The unanimous desire 81
the Portland and British Columbia
citizens 10 join hands with Seattle
In forming a circuit. greatly infiuenc-
ed the selection Of dates.
Geo. Tluto. &, - Yandell. r. n.
Costtgan, II. g. Bromley and J A.
PEBBLES were appointed by President
Resieishcimer. as the executive com
mittee Of the show. All officers ~
the club are ex-ohicio members o.
this committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
POOL TOURNAMENT.

The pool tournament which has
been IN progress At the Seattle ath-
lcuc club for the past three days.
ended last night. Frank nelano
played the last game with <, h.
Eoheaop winning the tournament.
and "A handsome billiard cue. The
Score W the tournament follows r.
bclano CS0l beat W Mathruop tln0l
a.. h Robson tb0l beat " McTagur
(Sal. John Morato Uoo1 beat J
Noung Uo0l. D. Wright tS5l beat q
W. Stimsou uools pclauo tSol boat
Wright tS5Ns Rohrsop t50l beat Nor
alto tt0ol. I. prlano tS0l beat (. X
kuhaaun tSal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
BRYAN AS
A PRESSMAN

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. af--.The FIRST
issue of VIM. j. Bryan'B Newspaper.
The CommOner, appeared yesterday
afternoon. IL II a weekly. and makes
a neat appearance typographicallY.
A. promised BY Mr.. Bryan. this first
issue appeared without a line Of
advertising matter. II u reliably
stated that Mr.. Bryan rejected an
offer Of $4,000 from an English soap
manufacturing firm 10 run n page
advertisement IN The Commoner for
a stated period, 70 begin with the
FIRST issue.
Mr. Bryan entertained a large
crowd at his Office yesterday after
noon BY personally feeding into the
press a considerable portion % the
first issue of his paper. which he Will
carefully preserve. Part Of this edi-
ton was snapped up BY spectators,
who VIII put IL on the market at
q heavy price. The issue was 0,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24

81 the sale OF one OF his mining prop
etttea 20 Victoria, H. {, people FOR
$4,000.
CENTRALtA. = The city council
has ordered the city jail 90 be thor
uu0hly uverhnulsd aud repaired. T.
Is IN very bad condition.
FAIRuAvEN. = As the result Of
cunning accident, carl Reed rut=
| fera the nmputufton Of one hand
blood poisoning having Got IN.
SOUTH BEND. e. A mass meeting
Of citizens was held here ta deter
mine plans for securing the sHthhs
liahmout IF normal training school
ABERDEEN jas. AFFORD IT
| ttaquium, stepped on defective
plank uu one or tho streets IF this
town, aud iu falling dedicated HE
hip.
WALt4A WAt.t.A. The Athena
Electric fJght 8 Power Co. rs noEus
/ tatlnR fer funds With which 10
build an electric llght plant IN this
city
NEW WIiATcOM. = iIohoos nt.
| tempted Ia escape from the police
I 81 this town. and were shot a. az
theA fed None were Injured. Sew
srat escaped
NORTH YAKIMA. special cleo
| tIau has been called fur Trh %, 90
decide whether the municipal bound
aries rhut br extended Co include
Park addition.
TACOMA. At meeting u prom
iuent EusliHhmen 81 Tacoma. II was
decided u hold. within few days.
memorial services for the dead
| Queen Victoria.
ABERDEEN Eugene France has
negotiated the sale ~ Hsil acres N
. chshalia ianda FIR $50 99o. tu charles
~ Davis. Tho land was owned by
| Mla hiFau capitalists.
FAtRuANES =Ex sheriff = W
de .urtmer. more popularity known
rs Honest Jack. has been appoint
81 state land Inspector lie urry-
cd six years NJ sheriff ~ Whattom
county
HpDK ANE. - A. the result ~ tha
Kicking over - a lighted lamp tn q
big dairy barn in the kailispeii val
ley. this state, nine COWS were In
ciuernted ana other NHIuable prop
rrty waa destroyed.
NEW wHATeoM The vtrit here
~ Mayor HhCou. ~ Waiia Waiit
has badly SCARED the .Halnun and
gambling element ~ this town. who
fear thar the crusade Instituted lu
the psnltfufiary city may D. FOL.
, lowed by a similar movement hrfe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
PORTLAND WANTS
To Get IT AWAY
Would Take Big Government
Contract From Seattle.

The contract for 1900 600 feet Of
lumber for the Philippines which "a
20 be let next Saturday by Major
Ruhlen, local quartermaater 81 the
United States army. II attracting
attention among Puget sound lum-
bermeu. II Is Understood that Hpe-
cihcations have been asked for by
Portland dealers with q view Of
competing with local firms. Con-
tractors here express themselves az
thoroughly confident that the lum-
ber will not be furnished by Port
land mills. The lumber will be ship
ped 70 Manila In two couaIgnments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24

A meeting was held this afternoon
In Charles +. Shrpard's Office for the
purpose % organizing a University
club IN Seattle.
The members are required 20 Be
rmatriculated students OF either \
college or university. Those present
At the meeting were Edgar Ames.
". A. Peters, l. Il. steadman. Z. ".
Babh T.. W. Andrew. Marshall
Bond. II y. LIS Farge. Wiulock Nil
Ter Rev. J. L. u. Llwyd. r.. q.
washhnrr and Pendlet0n Miller.
The number OF members Was lin
tied 20 100.
An election for president and
board Of trustees resulted as fol
lows.
President. E w. Andrews. trus-
tees. Charles +. Shepard. Edgar
Ames. Marshall Bond. Erastus
rlralnerd. Geo. II Huryf. l. b
Steadman and G. NJ. Austin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
SLASHED.

SPOKANE. Jan. o. ~ Blanche
Gould, a young unmarried woman.
was cruelty slashed I'm the face and
disnRured for life In the Alladie cafe
on Howard street. by Mrs. Annie
Maatens The Woman-slasher ac-
cuaed entered the cafe box where
Miss Could vas sitting. and demand
ed, Where II my husbandT Anew
angry words ensued. during which
Miss Gould denied any knowledge Of
Mr.. hasten. Then the enraRed wife
drew a razor from her coat and
eiaahed Miss Gould across the face.
The girl WAS taken 70 the police sta
ton. where, with difficulty, n surgeon
stanched the flow - blood from her
wound. She Will be horribly scarred
for life.
Mrs. Maaten has been bound over
10 the superior court IN the sum OF
800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
NEGRO THIEF
SENTENCED

TACOMA. Jan. at.-fn the superior
court the negro. /. -. Fuller. arrest.
ed for the theft last summer - 81 io0
worth - diamonds from the hotel
apartments ~ Afr and Mfr WIibrrt
Harmon pleaded guilty = thr eharEr
q hIYiuEt rHurrHltng and dlapasiuF
~ stolen property and war sem.
fenced hY Judge Smell e. o. months
Ga the peuitenflar1 af hard lahag. All
Or the stolen diamonds Werc recover.
-. part 81 them in seattle hY the
aid - Acting chief % Police Mere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
ART LEAGUE BoHEmIARS.

a large audience enjoyed the pro-
gram rendered last night In the
council chamber by the Art League
BohemianH. after which a meeting
waa held which was presided over
by Vice President Dr. +. Weldon
Young The new members elected
were. Gen. J -. Metcalfe. Coiumb bus
T. Taylor. Geo. Folsom. Geo. Baale.
Clark VI. Nettletou. Miss Franklin,
Miss Shaw and Miss Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
SOLDIER
MURDERS
Slabs Filipino Sweet
heart 10 Death,

GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan. st.-Phin-
GAS Foutu, OK this city, who Is serv-
ing with the American army IN the
Philippines, has been sentenced t.
death for numbering his FIJI
plno sweetheart, OienrvlcnVe Tor
renee New Of the tragedy has been
reviewed in this city by letter from
the condemned soldier by one OF hts
GAINESVILLE friends.
II appears that Foutn' sweetheart
was one - the most beautiful native
girls in Manila. and WAS the idol of
the American soldiers. She belong
81 Go one OF the best families, In
a moment % insane jealousy. Fouta
stabbed her TO death With a sword
cane. lnnicting dreadful wounds
Genevlevc Torrencc Was only Il years
cid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS

The Washington Volunteer $3.50
citation held an important meeting n
the Arrnory last night. The coustt-
tuition % the association was word %
ed - that all persons who had seen
service In either the spanish war or
the Filipino insurrection. are eiiE-
ible To honorary membership. Tho
time 90 meeting was changed 20 the
first wednesday In each month.
a banquet has been arranged 70
commemorate the second annlvern-
airy OF the battle Of Santa Ana. n
will be held at the Hotel Stevens
Feb. Z at % .. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
WILL C0MMAN
BATTLESHIP

WASHINGTON. y. G., Jan. a.
Orders have been issued by the navy
directing capt. G. ~.
stockton 10 proceed to Manila AMI
take command Of the battieshlp Ken
tuck, which is soon due To arrive on
the Asiatio station from home wa
terH. The present commander ~
the Kentucky, Capt Colby NJ. Chea-
ter, Will return 10 duties In this coun-
try upon being relieved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
ANOTHER JAIL VICTIM.

George Relom. Who died yesterday
In the jefferson lodging house from
typhoid fever. was an inmate ut the
CITY tuu when he contracted the dt-
seasu. tie was removed l. tho Coun-
- hospital two weeks aGo. Last
Monday he Was disc harEed aud took
lodgings In the Jefferson house.
where he died yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
CHOKES ON
POKER CHIP


NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. e.
Thoe. Bush tried 20 eat a poker chiu
in order TO destroy evidence that he
had been gambling. The effort near
~ resulted IN his death. policemen
and doctors working over him for an
hour TIL he was out Of danger. The
police raided a Meadow street house
and caught five men gambling. -Four
Of the gamblers escaped into anoth-
or room. carrying the cards. chips
and money with them. They left one
chip on the tabls Thts chip Bush
tried to chew and swallow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
He LONCED
FOR REST

EVERETT. Jan. 2t.-Chas W.
Mudgett. a carpenter, aged 70. u ~
found dead IN his room on Cedar
street. this town. The ease Il IN
d0uhtediy one of suicide. In Mndg
ett's room was found scrap Of pa
per on which were written the words
Please do not disturb me. as long
for raat. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
TRAGEDY
AT SANDON

sANnoN. n. c. Jan. sa.-An cid
erly Engiishman named Geo Chap
man was burned TO death In a build
tng in this town owned BY r. A.
Chapman. The IRE originated In
the victims room. presumably from
= stove. Chapman probably was SUI
located. for Il appears he made ne
attempt to escape from the burning
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
STATE CHAT

OILY MIA Frank J. shatwsiI.
an AGED pioneer ~ this citN. g. dead.
FAfkiiANEN II y kuvkrnHaH
. printer, is IN Jall here. insane from
too much Liquor
SPOKANE - This city 4 In TIE
grip 81 an BE trust. and the peapge
are laneutlHs loudly.
KENT -. " smith has c8mpist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
Mr.. FRYE VS..
MARK HANNA

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. "a
Bitter feeling has developed between
Senator'S FRYE and Hanna over the
authorship Of the ship subsidy bill.
Senator Frye, the real author. has
been totally ignored in the press, and
all amendments 10 the famous bin
have been submitted % Hanna. The
president Of the senate Is inclined
10 look on these actions as intended
Guubs. and he has seen ~, finally.
70 Intimate in plain terms that ne IL
the author of the bill. and expects
t. b. recognized an such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
None (dn Explain Her Marvel
Gus Power.

THE FUTURE CAN BE TOLD.
OF the many clalrNoyautH that
have visited Seattle Gertrude Ms
rem la the first 10 guarantee her
work.
e.. s.sa=as #s=sH.ts be- 4s
she reads your tifr aerur-
ntely ur viii not accept pay.
GERTRUDE MYHIS.
huitr g1s coiuuunde Hotel.
First Ave. near Pike -.
sa H.##= tsH#s.s.. 90 -
n yuu are tn doubt about bust
ness sHscuiptlana of changes. yuu
should see thia wonderful little NO
man. she reads your life like an
open book Thousands ~ grateful
people tell the benefits u her time
ly advice. Consult her on all affairs
81 lie In no case does she ue-
espt pay ~ the object 81 your visit
is not explained without asking
question a visit viii make you her
lifelong friend All are welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24

Mercedes, princess
Bourbon objection
spanish Neapuilan
educated holds the Of the
al an
Carlos III abdated
hls
Isabel
princess OF the Astufian. b old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
Law firm Moves.

Benson Il Aust have moved their
Law offices ~ - Bostou block.
Lot 4GxI00. room cottage. close 70
car line. for $500.
Lot 2Gxf40 with new 4-roOm cot
tagA furnished. for 1880. $50
cash. balance easy.
t-rOOm cottage. lot 20xf3z. for 1880
800 cash. balance good terms.
Lot g0xl20. room house. a corner,
for 1870, close N.
4-rOom house. lot 50zfr0. one block
from Madison car line.
Lot 25xf02. with f-roOfn piaatered
house. $50 cash balance 80 per
month
Lots So 10 800. close 10 car line. on
inHtalluents.
Houses and lots in ell parts Of city.
W. J. McCONNEI.L A. CO,
fZ4 Pike, corner Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
Only One injured.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. q a
special tourist train on fhn 81 Louis.
Iron Mountain a Southern railway
vas wrecked near walnut Ridge.
The only perron injured was a Pull.
man porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24

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The best running watch is the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-24
pEsERTER GOES BACK.

Percy ]. Fehanar. the desertef
from the freue.ton naval station
arrested Tuesday night BY Police
Umrer Pfril VAS taken back 90 the
dry dock this morning.
Wards circulating utrhry. 1910 -
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The Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday afternoon
adopted resolutions u regret az
the death Of Queen Victoria and
sympathy with the British peo-
pie In their bereavement. As a
) further mark OF respect, the
chamber then adjourned.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24
II Saved HIS Leg.

PA. Danforth Of LAGRANGE, Ga. suffer
ed for6 months with frightful running
sore on his leg, but writes that Bucklen'
irnica Salve wholly cured it in five days
For ulcers, wounds, piles, it's the best salvt
in the world. Cures guaranteed. Only 25c
Sold by Chns. N. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.

Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. April e.
leOl.-Notiee is<hereby given that the follow
ing-ha1ned setter has filed notice of her
Intention 10 make final proof in sup
port Of her claiHI, and that said proof vii
be made before George I. Prather, b. s. Com.
missioner, at Hood River, oregon, ON Tues
day, June II, 1901. wiz:
NEIdIIE FOGARTY,
Formerly Nellie Hotter ,aus, of Mt Hood, Or
II. h. No, $50, for the south u southeast q
and south u southwest Il section II, township
north, range 10 east w. NJ.
She names the following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon and eultlva'
tion of said land, viz:
j. NJ. Lenz, j. A. Knox, P. l.. Aubert and o,
II. Rhoades. all OF Mt. Hood, Oregon.
mSJel JAY p. LUCAS, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24
9food River GLACIER
Me,nnriaI Services.
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1901

Memorial services will be conducted
n the NJ. r. church in Hood River, May
26th, at II a. m. Rev F. r Spauldine
will preach the sermon. All other min
listers with their congregations are invit-
cd 10 Join in this service, All old sold
iers OF all wars and their families are es-
pecially invited
The ministers Of Hood River have for
many years taken turns In preaching
the Memorial sermon. Last wear the
sermon was preached in the NJ E.church
by Rev.. w jenkins of the Valley Christ
ian church two years ago it was prenched
by Rev j. l.. Hershner in the Congre-
gational church three years ag6by Rev.
]. T. Merrill in the u. B. church, and
this year it comes around again TO the
NJ. +. church.
All old soldiers OF all wars and sons OF
veterans are invited TO fall in with Can
BY post at their hall on Sunday morning,
at 10 80 and march with them to the
church. The Relief Corps will also
march with the old soldiers, The com.
pany OF young lady zouaves, under the
command Of Mai Booth will act az escort
Of the old soldiers and Relief Corps on
Sunday, if they receive their uniforms in
time.
At the service in the NJ. f. church, J.
R. Nickelsen will, by request, sing the
song, ole Fought Tor the Cause He
Thought was Right
Candy post and Relief Corps will ar
range a programme for Memorial day at
their meeting tomorrow A full attend
ance at this meeting is desired.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
positive guarantee. Cure heartburn, dis
tress after eating raising of the food, OF
any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet
gives immediate relief. 25c and Doc
Williams 4 Brosius.
Acker'sEnglish Remedy will stop q
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re-
funded. 25 and SOC. Williams & Brosius
Sick headache absolutely and perma.
nently cured by using Moki Tea. Apleas'
ant herb bdrink. Cures constipation and in.
digestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
back. 25c and soc. Williams x Brosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24
A Word frnm ihe Sexton.

To the people whose lots / am caring for ]
will say that expect my pay June LIST. Come
and see II you are satisfied with my work.
To those VINO have made no arrangements
for caring for their lots, | will say, Come out
and at least clean the weeds from Off and
around the mounds. There Is a good water
supply In the cemetery, and all II will cost
You IL II short piece OF hose TO reach your lot
with the water from the nearest stand pipe.
| cannot allow my hose 70 be tampered with.
A. o. HERSHEY, Sexton.