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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27

l.. Bradley, the scenic photographer,
accompanied by Meigs Bartmess, made
the trip to Lost Lake last week, leaving
town Thursday and returning late Satur-
day night. Friday night was spent at
the lake, where Mr. Bradley thinks he
secured a good moonlight picture OF
Mount Hood and the lake. Other views
we're also taken. 1t is beautiful trip
to the lake at this season of the year
The trail from the desert to the lake
presents most beautiful floral effect
with acres and acres OF blooming rhodo-
dendren. Numerous wild flowers are IN
bloom. Meigs gathered % distinct varl-
cites and SAYS it is possible to find at
least half dozen more blooming with,
in reach of the trail They report good
fishing at Sandy Flat and the lake.
Tuesdays fire in Portland destroyed
the bakery that furnishes Mrs. Baldwin
with the nice bread that has found such
a ready sale But the bakery has been
re-established and the bread was received
by the noon train today and will be a
regular thing hereafter.
Captain A. S. Blowers, Hon. b. L.
Smith, w. A. Slingerand and IL, u
Stranahan, visited The Dalles Masonic
lodge, Monday night, to assist in some
degree work and the Hood Riverites re-
port good time and a grand banquet.
j. II. Gerdes has been making extern
sive improvements in his house near the
depot and has fitted it up fora hotel,
which will be known as the Gerdes
House.
Circuit Judge W. l.. Bradshaw was
married Wednesday, June 20, 1902, tC
Miss Agnes Cook of Portland.
Mrs. Langille arrived home last week
from her protracted visit in the Eastern
states
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27

commission shall be appointed and con
stituted for such purchase and sale' IN
the same manner and with like effect as
is provided in this ordinance to regulate
and fix water rates to be charged by
said company, and when such reason
able price and terms have been agreed
upon, fixed and determined in the man
ner hereinbefore provided, and the city
of Hood River shall tender payment and
performance on its part, the said com
pany shall and will make to said city
full and complete conveyance OF all ana
every part of its property rights ana
materials and interest in and to the
works of said company for the supply OF
said city with water within thirty (3O)
DAYS from the date of such tender by
said city thro h its common council,
and the said Hood River Spring Water
company shall be entitled to all the
rights and benefits conveyed to them by
this ordinance for the whole term OF
years as hereinbefore provided, unless
the said city of Hood River purchases
the waterworks from said company prior
to the expiration of the term specified,
Passed the common council, June
l6, 1902, and approved by me this 10th
day of June, 1902.
F. G. BROSIUS, Mayor,
Attest: J. X. NIcKELsEN, Recorder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27
Van J0lInsOn'S Cat

The following was related by our old
friend Van johnson and caught for the
Glacier by our shorthand reporter We
give it to our readers because of its in
teresting parallel of the traits OF charac-
ter of the human race often shown so
clearly in the lives of the lower orders
of animals:
Old BLUE is dead. She was good
cat. The most intelligent have ever
known. She was of fine appearance,
having long, fine, silky fur, of the most
aristocratic maltese blue. She displayed
her intelligence by learning so many
things without any training whatever,
for never attempted to teach her any
thing. When she was outside and the
door was not latched she would push it
open with her head and come in. II
the door was latched she would scratch
on the door and wait Tor me to open 1t.
" hen inside and she wanted out, she
would catch the lower corner OF the
door with her paw and pull it open. Ii
il was latched she would come to me
and catch me by the knee or wrist until
| spoke to her, then would run to the
door to be let out. When she was hun
grv she would pull my knee or hand
and look up in my face; but when she
wanted to be petted she would take hold
Of me in the same way and hold her
head down and look towards the floor
until | stroked her head. If | did not
do so at once she would repeat the oper-
alton, gently pulling me until she re-
ceiyed the attention she desired. She
Il. ~ ek,n.,Y nd III A ne
kind she did not like at all When any
other man was stopping with me she
soon became acquainted with him and
treated him the same as she did me.
She was great hunter, and IN the
spring season when the diggers and
chipmunks had their young, would stay
in the fields for weeks living upon them,
. never coming to the house to be fed, and
she -pt the house and barn free from
rats and mice. Many men have told me
she was worth $780, and | would not
have given her away for S5 at any time,
Now for her bad traits OF character,
! for like the best OF men, she was not
all good She was very sly and II she
! was in the kitchen alone and the cup
board door was uulatched, ii she was
= hungry, would open the cupboard dool
i'm the same way she did the door of the
: house and he p herself to anything she
!. wanted to eat; but if any one came IL
suddenly, she would slip quickly away
looking as innocent as possible and EN-
deavor to draw our attention to some
4 other place. | had forgiven her all he
y shortcomings, and although the hlret
Il man called my attention to Bluie's full
= sleek condition and accused her OF taking
e my young chickens, l could not believe
y that she had caught my - missing
It chicks until met her in the path will
one of them in her mouth. She knew /
is was wrong to kill my little chickens, 10
r she dropped it and ran into the house
e and when / came in asked me for some
thing to eat. was sorry to kill her, bu
7 there was no alternative, and when sht
:. came to me, took stick OF stove Woo
& and with one blow ended her career. >
BLUE is dead. Peace to her ashes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27

lnere is man III our IOMH,
And this man is daisy,
He turns the prices upside down,
And drives the merchants crazy.
He decorates your walls with grace,
For dust and dirt he leaves no place,
Crowds all others out of the race,
This brilliant blooming daisy.
He keeps the finest stock in town,
And marks his prices all way down,
And is a workman of renown,
And to his business freezes.
Now, shall give you this mans name,
Possessor of this enviable fame,
Whose enconimus are all too tame,
Why, ,Jackson's the man who peaseS,
! show splendid assortment of choicest
papers obtaipable, and my new spring stock
is complete in all the latest of new designs
of home and foreign artists.
The stock of Paints, Oils, White Lead, Col
ors etc and the fine line of Mixed PAINS 10
be found ut my store are warranted 10 stand
all kinds of weather
Send for samples of YIN Wall Paper, ~
roll and up. Art Goods, Picture Moidings'
Varnishes, Brushes, Glass and Decorative
Novelties. Everything to beaUtify nome at
S. c. JACKSON,
Painter and Decorator,
Second street PhOne-Main %.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27
w. B. PRESBY,
Cow for Sale.

A fine Jersey Cow. For particulars write
iy4 JAS. j. COYLE, Cascade Locks, Or.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27
S. C. JACKSON,

Painter and Decorator,
Second street. PhOne-Mnin %.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25

Have 10 once the oniy set u abstract
books Of BralOs county Land titles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
THE ToMss' "ANeEL."
IN. Death sf Mr.. Fo-ssr Affects tho IL"
mate. over Her Demise.

New York. Feb. 2i.-Memoriai ser
vices we're held in the Tombs prison
for Mrs. Rcbecca Foster. known
the "Tombs Angel, who was burned
to death In the Park Avenue hote
Gre.
For 70 years Mrs Foster seldom hao
missed a Sunday in the Tombs. II u
many years slnce-she obtained the
run" OF the prison. For long while
like others. she went 90 the wardeniI
office daily and obtained a pass to en-
ter the gate. The daily issuance OF
passes became burden. and finally
on his own responsibility, Warden
Fallon gave her permission to enter
the place as she pleased. This eourte'
~ was extended to her by other war
deus.
In the woman's prison one service
was held. Hardened women. who mao
wlthstood the efforts OF Mrs. Foster
and who. time after time. when taken
from their evil lives by her, had gone
back 10 the old careers. cried Ike chll'
dren.
Florence Burns. who Is accused OF
/ killing Walter Brooks. was one OF IN,
J last 10 come under the influence OF
Mrs Foster. Convinced that the girl
| was innocent. Mrs Foster had severa
talks with her when the Angel
; did not appear ON saturday Florenc,
asked for her and was told she hau
| been killed. Florence was much AT
fected. but II was rot until the ser
/ vice sunday that She gave way TheI
. she laid her head upuu the shoulder oI
one of the matrous and slhbed.
All the co-workers with Mrs. POSTER
smoke OF hrr self-sacriGcc and the place
she had filled On the hearts ~ hundred
whom she had rescued aud sent ava!
10 lead better lives.
In the mems prIsoa there was a ser
vice AZ which prisoners in whom Mrs
Foster had taken an Interest wer
present Some ~ the men were pres
ent when her name was mentioned. AM
wept
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
GATES BIG DEAL.
n. Practically own. Port Arthur an"
N,,, after N.w Ori.sn. wa'sr""'h'
wv" gsr .s.t... % .

~. Practically owns Port Arthur sud
N,r after Sew Orleans ws's'w"rE.
Chicago. Fob. 2i-Juhn W Gates "
Chicago. who has been In Ne" OF
I,1ns several days looking over inc
watcrworks plant Of that city Win
Chairman H. Hyams and Albert BaI'.
win Ir says a New orleans speeia'
70 the Tribune. with the idea OF uu'.
izipg the mains and piping for distrlo.
utipg fuel OH over the city aihrms the
above report. It is said the holders
value the property at 100000, besides ,,,.
su 'cient amount TO cover outstanding
/ bonds. -. st.,,,cb
Is recent deal IN which John w. "al's
acouirod control 81 Port Arthur shlI
canal and II Is said he already par
ticaIly owns Port Arthur and the sn,p
ming facilities at the new Texas poI,
through which Beaumont OIL prouu'
. comes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
ALMOST BURIED ALIVE.
Absence Of Undertake. saved a Ma" WI
HAD Hs.n Frog~n.

HAD Be-n Frnt~n.
New York. Feb. 2i.-Found frozen
in a snowdrift and apparently dead
after Fridays storm. william Ferry
a farmer. near Anthony. y. j.. lay for
ten hours on the cooling board Of an
undertaker's shop. surrounded by cof'
fms and the paraphernalia Of death
But for the absence OF the undertaken.
he might have been buried alive.
Ferry was found lying In the snow
The body was cold and the supposed
corpsc was taken 90 an undertaking
establishment Half a dozen neigh
bors gathered TO watch over the body
The absence Of the undertaken pre-
vented further action. when he ar
rived the party gathered in another
room. H.,
Upon their return to the coollnl
room they were hOrrihcl 10 hnd tn'
supposed corpse missing. BODY
snatchers" was their first thought ~
alarm was kont out and messehs'
hurried to .Fcrry.s home. Nhen h
arrived Ferry was disposing OF
hearty meal lie said he sudden
h.,,r,a conscious. and ohsgrviu. hl
surroundings. ned through side 400
and hurried home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
RRAIN.FooD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most comRe-
s"nt authorities. They have dis,
naIIed the silly notion that one KIND
~ food is needed for BRAIN, another
o. I'M muscles. and still another for
hones a correct diet will not not
Dourish particular rart Of ii the BODY ,.oli
mt n will sustain every other part
y1 however good your food may
he jts nutrimeut is destroyed 10y IN.
Jiyestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepare for their aRPe ara ims r OF PTS
doses of Green's August Flower the
.syorite medicine Of the healthy
uatlIions. 4 few doses aids dlgees-
ton stimulates the liver to heal,hy
s,v purifies the blood, and makes
Son feel bouyant and vigorous, l3u
49, oct DIR. G.. G.. Green's rellhbi'
s"medies at wilson-Jenkins Drul
GO store. Get Green's Special Al
mAnac.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
n.,..A 10 no., Jnr.aletIor.

Washington. Feb. 2I.-The uh'te :,
states supreme court has delivered al an
oninion i'm the case OF Minnesota yer ger.
ans the Northern Securities company any
In the application Of the state 10 M n,o
a bnl Of complaint in that court ! n'
opinIon was read by Justice ShiFa y,
~" orr notion Tor leave 20 Ole denied ON
,bc en-" ground the court was without Ju'
rlsdlctiou.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25

Tacoma. Feb. 2i.-John !, paws . anu
.,sori,tos have discovered a noun
90, mr. arsenic IN a range 30 miles
. '",, nj Tacoma. This Is claim.
"a 40 me- the first important body OF
arsenic ever found 10 America. ~
supply heretofore has come rom . .l.'r
vii United states now imports near
10 81 600 600 worth yearly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
,-,.,,,. p.,.rtmsnt investigation.

Austin Feb. 2i-R NJ smith o,
ne 80. county. and NJ. T.. Taryer OF
BcII county. expert printer and ac-
infant respectively, have been
49,. 80 In by the legislative invesu-
eating committee. Noulll' '''. Ut
stafford and Expert Printer Siil I'm
have commenced Investigation oil 'n'
dcnartment OF public printing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25

Manila. Feb. PA force OF native NATIVE,
constnbulary at Santa Cruz. Province
~ Iaguna Luzon. has captured Coree. .
second in command TO the insurs '.'
General Malvar. and turned MIN over
90 the military authorities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-25
FOR SALE.

South half Of block near Allen
academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
bar schoolhouse In southeast par,
= town. Small new cottage, tenant
ouse and we'll on premises. Price
600.
Six room house and one lot of
ound on west side OF town. Price
90.
Six room house and two lots OF
ound located four blocks from
ain Street. Brick cistern on pre-
tnaFes. Price $3.50.
Us4he NJ. Is, Cole home place. Two
n half lots and q room house.
Ssnlace we'll improved. Price $4,000
BIO acre Brazos Bottom farm
uDrice. s2D.0O per acre. Will sell IN
nall tracts..I
70 feet front on Railroad steet out
Oh otto boehne's property. VIII
n ell part or all.
" Also other city property
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

Fresh flour for sale ate. l.. Jones.
 Bob Crossett was in town last Sunday.
 Dr. L. A. Jelks made a flying trip to Memphis Tuesday.
 Rev. H. T. Raney closed a very successful years work at Grays last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Snapp, of Fitz' hugh, were up last Sunday visit ing the family of Maj. c. w, Me Crory.
 George Washington Barber can now be found at the post office with his hatchet and Cher ry Tree. ready to serve Uncle Sam s patrons.
 Quite a number of the children enjoyed themselves at the birth day party given by Mir. and Mrs A. J. Marsh in honor of theil daughter, Myrtle.
 For Sale Cheap for cash ol with half down and monthly pay ments my dwelling and four lots in McCrory. Wrile or call on Mrs. J. B. Kittrell, Augusta. Ark
 The following have favored the News since the last issue: Harry Mann, J. L. Hartwick, A. E. Bur rows, J. G. Dupree. c. w. Stan ford, w. H. Jackson, A. c. Lew is, W. E. Jelks, Mrs. Berta Ter ", and J. E. Clghorn. McCrory enjoyed a splendid Thanksgiving sermon by the pastor and an excellent talk by Bro. Johns. Bro. Taylor $ socic ty of Sir Knights of Kindness was present. Each member wearing the regalia of the order The obiect.of the order is to sci the boys on the right track t make honorable men.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

School books bought and sold at the News office.
 Col. John Shearer visited Mem phis and St. Louis last week.
 MT. Daniel, of Eight Miles, was in to see the News man Satur' day.
 MT. Ford will be here next Monday if it doesn't rain. Cloudy weather does not interfere.
 MT. Lippman ofsOliphant, was in town the first of the week wis itiog his sister. Mrs. M. H. Pat terson.
 Dr. J. B. Neal and Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Taylor attended the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons at Little Rock last week.
 As their is practicallysnointer- est manifested in the obtaining of subscribers to the News for the Prizes offered, we hereby withdraw said offers.
 Have Ford, the photographer. take your picture on next Mon day. That will be his last day in town unless business is great deal better than it has been.
 We are very thankful to those that have paid their subscription account with the News. Now gentle reminder to our other friends. Last year was rather hard year and we did not expect many to settle, we knew it wash t made. This year, it was made and we kindly ask each one in arrears to remem Der the News. We are needing the money and "a friend iu need is a friend iu- deed"
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

Read our adds. They are your
 best friends.
 Mir. T. M. Buster. of Biver- side, was in townI Wednesday. A picture of yourself will be a fine Xmas Present. Have Ford to make you a dozen.
 Attorneys Summers and An drews, of Augusta, were in town Wednesday taking depositions.
 The Stewards of the church please meet at 2 p. n. Saturday, the 29 to make final settlement. Let all be present.
 Miss Laura Raspberry, whoI was visiting her father and oth- CT relatives, returned to her home at Charlottesville Wednesday.
 The elocution class under the excellent tutorship of Mrs. NJ. H. Patterson, will give an enter tainment at the hall Friday night Dec. 19tb.
 Edgar Pritchett visited New port Tuesday. He saw Boyd at his post of duty at Auvergne.
 Boyd expressed himself as be- E ing well pleased with his new po- sition.
 L. M. Petit, now of Schofner s Switch, visited his girl at Searcy Sunday and Monday and home folksa little while Tuesday morn ing, returning to his duties on the Choctaw going north Tues day morning.
 Mir. Ford ,the well known Au- gusta Artist can be found at his
 tent in McCrory next Monday
 which will very likely be lis last day. He has been doing a good business of late and for fear that bad weather will soon set in and cause him to discontinue his wis. it's, you had better have your pie ture taken while you have an op-
 portunity. \ [ On last Sunday night, Mir. James Johnson, off Cotton Plant. lead our fair and accommodating assistant Post Mistress, Miss Josie Angus: :to the hymeneal al ter. The ceremony was perform. ed at Cotton Plant, the home ot the groom. On Monday morn. ing, she returned home to Nc Crory, getting ready to move to Cotton Plant. The News and all their innumerable friends wish for them all the sweets and comforts of life. May Gud s richest benedictiOns rest upon them throughout the ceaseless ages of eternity.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

MT. Raspberry came to the News office Monday and inform. ed us under oath that he had cul- tivated two acres and a half in cotton this year. That there had been gathered from said piece of land three bales of cotton and there is at least one bale yet un- picked. He says these are facts and that tickles us. But Wood ruff countyssoil has never been permitted to show itself.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

Mrs. Dr. Wortham visited Wynne Wednesday,.
 After a short visit to home folks here, Miss Ellen Atkinson returned to her studies.
 Mrs. Berta Terry. of Forrest City. was in town w ednesday shaking hands with her many friends.
 Mrs. J. w. Wilder returned home Wednesday from WyEne,
 where she spent several pleas
 ant days visiting.
 Rev. F. E. Taylor, wife and daughter Miss Edna, MT. and Mrs. John Phillips, Miss Cora
 Phillips, Capt. Charles Daily and the News man gave thanks at the home of our friend, w. c. Boyd on Thursday, Thanksgiving day. To make a long story short. we enjoyed one of the most sump- tous dinners ever prepared by human hands.
 H. T. Bradford, our state Com
 missioner of Mines Manufacture
 and Agriculture, is desirous of increasing the exhibits of the agricultural and manufa curing interests Of this county. Now is the time for our farmers to send MT. Bradford samples of noto- riety. Samples sent should have his name, the name of the article sent and the post office address. The Department will pay the ex- press. Send your fine speci- ] mems direct to H. T. Bradford. Little Rock, Ark.
 On last Wednesday, evening, a beautiful double wedding took place at 8 o'clock at the Metho. dist church in Augusta. The I contracting parties were MT. Ar thur Rushing to Miss Willie
 Booker Roddy and MT. William Norton Jones to Miss Beatrice Berry Roddy. This was one of
 the most brilliant weddings that ever God smiled His blessings
 upon in Woodruff county. The
 News and their many friends
 trust that the realities of this life may be heroically met and
 crowned by the Prince of Peace
 with the eternal trophies of om-
 impotence.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-27

to call and look over the neatest, most complete STOCK in Woodruff Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

a ella. El escasl, rnido que 20 hacfa
medic la dlespert5, pues did una
yuelte, pero al pesado suefiO &c
aQuelis maIf1anls Gle mala noche Sc
apoder6 otya veg de su cuerpc,, rn
medic de prolofbgados suspiros. las
pareci6 que halofs. dormido sI6la eu
Ia CANA, mientras 81 10 haIcfa en-
81 div2n, cubiert0 con s&banaa, 10
cual aumentaba mas ain Ia cc,n-
fusion en- aquel estrecho reciuto
lleno de ba1,es y vestidos, Gila-
minada por la dolole luz naai;inal
del cielo y del lago cercsno. lQl6
emoci6n ouan do VI q mi ssposa
adorada 0n aqtlel le,cho de fonda
de sventura, en- la misma p5sicl0n
encantadorR qMe tantas veces ts-
bfa 20 admirable, con IN t,ruzo
msnteniendo su cabellera ntIein-.
tras ell otro desnudo y bello SO des.
tacaba slhre isI sabanal Sc 10 Rfr-
mo: estuve & ounto de estrangu.
larla para gus no volviersI Il DO.
seerla aquel hbmb bre; pero all incIi.
narme sohlre stl cuerpo, aluciLadu
por aquel feroz deseo, saeaiii5Ia
uno de esCls lRrg05 y sofocade8 SO.
llozos, ansIlogos q los del nifIo oue
ne ha dorrnido pesslroso despues de
una repression h'ntonces vi cuo
scs o1os eat 4ban encendidos, him
chados por el Ilanto sus pAtpsdos,
y Sc apodeIro de Tni alma irlmerlsaL
lastima, ante ii'responsabilitIs'i i
deoilfdad tantss. Ah, que faGl e,s
hablar como 81 obrp, el N treadrr
de frases cuaniio nos dice con her.
moso gesto teatral, <M4tala n
n Necesi6as0 para clio ol tnstflnttl IIel
homicidio, IN allnil cobarda y ma
nos de verdugO Tome Ia pglei,5a
sin mirar atral' ulaa bora teslplles
tome el tren.
En Paris nae sentf incaDsz DIS
ocu parnle de mis- negocios y vine Il
aqlnf, 6Ionde me encbn-
ire tan solo y d0sgraciado; ou,s
aca6e pOr u t ilizar mi revolver,
ahora CONTRA MI lnismo. lEttes
agnjerito que me hice en- Ia calo.zA
~ al ancHano MerIvet enseIh aba lss
,icatriz debsjp tIe 81 blancp DRbe.