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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11
Missouri Odd Facts.

Four brothers, all Of whom live in
Missouri but who had not been to-
gether before in forty.one years, met
in Fulton a few days ago.
Some farmers near Clarence inn
ported 500 angora goats. In the
recent cold spell seventy.fve head
chilled to death, and brush fires had
to be kindled to save the rest.
One OF the interesting exhibits in q
museum az Boonville is a dictionary
which once belonged to Jefferson
Davis. 1t is a Webster's Unabridged
edition Of 1880, and was captured in
Mississippi in May, 1863, by Col.
Peckham, commanding the Twenty
ninth Missouri regiment. The book
is now owned by Lee Bohanno, Of
Boonville, a brother in-law of Colonel
Peckham.
A Joplin merchant has a Young
baboon in one of his show windows.
1t escaped the other day and went
forth hunting trouble. The first an
imal it espied was a fox terrier lying
on q wagon seat. 1t climbed the seat
and assailed the terrier, which was
about its size and weight. The dog
fought bravely, but within minute
the baboon hao it whipped to a stand
still, had shaken the breath entirely
out OF it, and pitched it from the seat
to the ground.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11

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1sansAs Hlh Kind You HAN llx,r Bp4lt
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11
OA9ToRTA.
Beam Il. HTh Kind You Han Als,r Bsuqtl
'', = L(z2ZzM
Tried to Poison Queen.

Vienna, June 3-The Morgen
Zeitung to-day states that persist
entrumor is current in Belgrade that
an attempt has been recently made
to poison Queen Draga Of Servia.
The queen, forewarned. gave the
poisoned food to a dog, which died
from the effects. The next night
King Alexander's French chef was
found in the palace with q bullet in
his heart. The police say he commit-
ted suicide.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11
Facts and Figures About Taxa
ton.

MUCH is Delng sal0 oy hepuOIlc6n
papers OF Encouragement Of public
affairs in Missouri by Democratic
officials. In view OF this fact, aud a.
a matter of interest to taxpayers,
the Mail takes pleasure in reproduc
ing the following statement from the
pen Of Secretary of State Sam B,
Cook. The article was addressed to
Mr. Brockmeyer, editor Of the State
Republican, in answer to an article
in a recent issue OF his paper under
the caption, "How Democrats Re
duce Taxation"
After a brief introduction to his ar.
ticle Mr.. Cook said:
81 respectfully submit thefollowing
figures taking for comparison the
last year Of Republican rule, 1870;
Tax rate, state purposes, 1870 on
the 500 valuation QUO.
Tax rate, state purposes 1908, on
the 500 valuation 1Sc.
Amount OF state tax paid on
81, 900 assessment 1870, IS.
Amount Of state tax paid on
$1,000 assessment 1908, $3.50.
Decrease as compared with 1870,
1920.
Certainly the total tax collected
for state purposes now is greater
than it was 80 years ago.
The population ofthe STATEN 1870
was only 1,721,295, In 1902 it had
grown too, 106,6G5.
The taxable wealth OF the state in
1870 was $3.50, 100000. In 1902
it was 81, 230,00O,000.
In 1870 there was only one asylum
for the care of the insane.
In 1902 there werefour asylumsfor
these uniortunates with a Hospital
for the Feeble Minded, a reform
school for boys, an Industrial home
for girls, home for confederate SOL
diers, home for federal soldiers.
In 1870 the state paid for the sup
port of the public schools $321,.
111.45.
In 1902 the state paid for the sup
port Of the public schools 81, no..
311.49.
This increase in the total amount
OF taxes collected and disbursed was
not effected through an increase in
the tax rate, but 1t was the result Of
the natural increase in the wealth OF
the state, and the assessment OF
which in 1870 escaped tax
alton.
In 1879 the railroads did not pay
any state taxes at all.
In 1902 the railroads paid taxes
on assessment OF eighty million dol
lars.
In 1870 all fees OF state officers
were retained by those officials.
In 1902 the fees and special taxes
collected by state officers amounted
to more than 100000 and every
dollar OF this amount went into the
state treasury.
These, briefly, are the reasons why
the democrats of Missouri have been
able to take generous care OF the
states unfortunate and distribute
more than three times as much annu-
ally to the support of the public
schools while at the same time reduc-
ing the state tax rate from fifty to
Is cents"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11
Three Persons Floating on a Log
The River.

DR.. A. E. Rogers received a letter
from Boonville which states that an
object was sighted in the Missouri
river at that point Wednesday. 1t
was decided that the object seen was
person, and a rescuing party was
made up and sent out in the river.
The object sighted was found to be a
log, upon which were perched a man,
woman and child. They were brought
to Boonville, but we're so exhausted
that they could neither give their
names or tell where they were from.
1t was thought, however, that by
proper nursing they would recover
Nevada Mail.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-06-11

Stops the Cold and Works OF the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets
cure q cold IN one day. No ours, mo-
nav. Price as cents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Gin btlltgeS Getm.

~
1900 @der 2anb in Stearns @ountp in Ell
ner @e9enb au %perfaufeu, mo uur beuti9e
Sarmer mobnen, cine bis pier Weilen pom
Der Stabt, &ir9e unb Sdule, creamery,
Miible unb pom einem Warftplas, no ber
Sar,Her ale Probufte se,pinnbrinsenb per-
faufen faun. Ser go6en if idwer unb bat
lebmise llnterlase. Sberfld9e i9war3er
2ebm nnb menenfOrmig. Yreis fir rpilbes
9anb pon Sl5 bis $50 BEN Ider. Nu9 cul=
tipirte Sarmen Bel mir au faufen: 160 older,
pom beneu SIS inter Bfls nnb 30 Mder Wiez
len finb, NIT neuem Sranebaus unb StaG,
anbertbalb Weile BON Der Stabt nit 700
@tnmobnern; 5000. Serner cine 160 Nder
Sdrm, pier Weilen Don Der Stabt, rs Qder
inter PHus, 20 ader Wieien, Der Steft nit
Orabtaaun umgeben; preis 81. 1850. Cine
brittle Sarm, 200 Nder 9roB, 60 Mder inter
Pflus, 20 older @ieieu, Der gfet nit Drabt=
3aurt um9eben. @roBer Stau, Saus unb
Sru6tbans, 81 Meilen pen Der Stabt. Breis
$4,9SO. Nebf bieien nod anbere Sarmeu gu
iebr biQi9en Yreiieu, feline S25 per Mder. Die
Na9baren perlan9en bas Ooppelte fir 2anb,
bas ni6t 10 suten 8oben bat. Wer elm Bill
lises Seim min, penbe fi9 an
&enrp 8Iente, Hreeport, Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

Dte @eiie bilbet cine freunbi9aftlide
grtpiberung bes 8efu9es, ben bic Mns
Gent anb 9onorable Mrtt0erp gom>
panp bon Bottom Dor etliden Sabren
ber befasten 2onboner @ereinisung abs
i~tattete. S9on etnmal, 1888, 5ur
Seter bes $50. Sabrestases Der Mns
Gent anb 9onorable Mrtinerp bon
Bolton, mar cine aus Sfftaieren urb
@emeinen beitebenbe Population Der
9%onorable Nrtilerb Company BON
2onbon in Der r9ub">Stabt.
Die 9onorable 4rti1erp Company
bon 2pnbpn erbebt ben Mnfprl9, bic
dltefte mtlitdrifde Organization Der
Melt gu fem. Sbr bon 9einrid VIII.
ausseftelter Sretbrief itammt bonn
Sabre 1887. Ote auerit aus 8oser1>
f9iiben beftebenbe @ereinisuns fijbrte
ben Namen r8rubersilbe bon ct.
@eorg." 8alb fibrte man ben Sc
brau4 Der Mrttaerte Elm, unb in Der
Golseaeit purbe bic Organization porz
tptesenb etne Snfruttionsi9ule fiir
Offiaiere Der Sbemieftabt. Mber au9
I'm attipen &~riessbienfte bat bic @erz
etniguns %tpertbboue 9ienfte seleiftet.
Mls England unter glifabetb bon Der
fpanif4en Mrmaba bebrobt purbe,
btelt bic 9onorable Mrtilerp Gomz
panp bas Silburp Sort befeBt; unter
Safob I. bilbete bic Company cine se@
fir9tete Sorce; tpdhrenb bes Sreiz
bettstampfes unter Der Nesierung
Rarls I. ftanb bic Organization auf
Setten bes Bottles; fe mar bamals
bas einsise Regiment, bas benz Ret@
terangriff bes Prinaen Gupert Stanb
gu balten bermodte; Bel benz Mufitanbe
I'm Sabre 1880 f9iiBte bic 9onorable
MrtilerD bic 8ant bon gnslanb Dor
phinberung.
8om Sabre 1641 ab baben bic ies
tpeiltgen Yrinaen bon Wales als r,omiz
nellie @eneralfapttdne Der 9onorable
Mrtilerp Company funsirt, bas That's
fd9li9e aommanbo tpirb iebod BON
einem Sberitleutnant gefibrt. Ser
gegenpdrttse &ommanbeur Der Sreas
initiation tit Der Carl bon Oenbigb.
Ote Mneient anb 9onorable Mrtil=
lerb Company bon Bottom purbe i'm
Sabre 1888 orsaniiirt. Sbre 8ebeus
tung, fotpie bieienise beg 2onboner
@erbanbes, Giegt beute nur mebr auf
milttdrtf4zbiftorif9em @ebiete.
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Gtptr uno sdwtrt.
oia preabttdsr otssier ais essifer ans
9F Saaoemtdmeer.

eia ~pseabttdsr cinsier ais esrifer ans
grSlaoemtdmeer.
CUR freubiyen lie5errafhung aller
Greunbe Der oeutfden Di4ttunft bat
aaiicr Wilbelm tiiralid benz in glltora
lebenben 2priter Oetlep b. 2~iliencron
auber beifea Offiaierspeniior Elm idbrs
li9es 9nabengei9ent BON 1000 Mart
bepiaigt. Der aaifer folste nit biefer
eblen Shat benz 8eiipiele bes Senats
Der freien 9anfeitabt Samburs, Der
betanntli9 por Ginger .3eit benz iinnis
gen Di9ter S@uitap Salfe slei9fals
sinen idbrli6en Gbrenfolb ausiebte.
Oetlep b. 2ilieneron gilt als elmer
Der bebeutenbten. urfpriinslihften unb
traftboniten beutfden 2prtter unferer
Sage. gr tpurbe i'm Sabre 1874 gu
aiel seburen unb fdOpfte f4on als
ainb in fetner Observation-Disclosures
9eimatb cine innise unb leibenf9afts
li9e 2iebe CUR Natur Der norbbeutfaen
Gdnof4dft, Die thm tbre tletniter1 uno
berborsenften fei5e- erf9loHen bat.
5riib unb aus tnnerftem Srieb purbe
2iliencron Solbat. Mit freubiser Be-
seiiterung ma9te ct bic &rtese 1866
unb 1901 als Sffi5ier nit, unb
aus beiben Selbaiigen febrte er pertpuns
bet auriid. oils 9auptmann nabm er
ben Mbf4ieb unb mar bann ldnsere
Sabre als 9arbespost @erpaltunss@
beamter in feiner 9etmatb. Spdter
panbte er fi9 gang Der Oi9ttunft gu,
lebte ldnsere 3eit in Mmerifa unb bann
IN Mltond.
SIN Glitter bon 35 Sabren f9rieb
2ilieneron fein critics @ebi9t, nit 40
Sabren lteb er fein critics Bud erf9ei>
men, bic nQbiutantenritte." Sas 1T
be5ei9nenb fir i'm. @rft als Elm an
grfabrunsen unb grlebnifen rei4es
2eben binter ibm lag, fiblte er fi4 gu
fiinitlerif9er MeuBerunq q%etrieben.
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Daber fduf er 10 pents 9albes unb
unreifes, 10 biele @aben elmer ausee<
reiften, INSTRUMENTATION perfDnli9<
feit. Won feinen Werten nenneu mir
nur bic betannteften: feline Nopenenz
unb 9ebi9tfammlung r1nter flattern>
ben 5abnen," unb bic unter ben Solicit
tibtiteln Scr 9aibesdnger" unb
n4rieg unb Srieben" enlightenment
0t4tunsen. Seine &riessz unb
S9la9tenbilber finb uobl bas Srisiz
neuite unb @isenite, mas er sef9affen
bat. 9abe: tit er faft Der einaise Der
,Mobernen," ber bic 8anabe tpieber au
@bren sebra9t bat, benz gu sleiaer 3eit
bas nu9tise patbos bes 9elbenliebes
gu @ebote ftebt, tpte bic Spielmanns>
tpetfe unb Der S9elmenbltd bes fab>
rerben @efeIen.
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NabiFpn am Gbippema.

Sine reue Srti9aft in Sawper County,
8is., an Der Omaha 8abn. @elesen ant
Gonberap Sluiie inrnitten zines fridtbaren
unb perlpredenben Sartbols Sifrifts. Gus
ter Miscauonse, 8aB unb pife In beiben
SliHen. g(ubersem6bnlide @elesenbeit fir
Qanbiu1er. 8enn sSbr fir cine te,ie 9ofa-
ton in1t, peridumt nt9t, biele leue @e9enb
Az 5ebem. Sir Wfappe mnb polffdnbtse @in=
selbeitem ldreibt an ben Yofmeiiter &dbiiion,
Sarpper Gomntp, Wis., ober an s. %. Eeass
bale, General 9aiiasier=Msen 6. ct. g. M.
&S. SIN. ct. saul. 42s5t
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mfE bekuftftt.

profeffor: r8in febr erfreut
Sic gu feben, s rdulet Miilz
lei. IS unge Srau: uMber ntf>
fen Sic benin ni9t, 9err profeFor, bab
Id por Sturgeon erft seheiratbet babe9"
-P flor: vMber natiirli9,
parbpn frau M iiIler"
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BIGGER ais norOpolarfabrfr.
Gin ttetiser 0efdbrte Nearss aaf oeffem art,
tiiden 0epeoitiuuem.

Der Neser Mattbeip !9anfen, Der
Commander Hobert 6. pearp audi auf
feiner nG9ften Norbpolar= Expedition
besleiten tpirb, 1T Der ftetise @efdbrte
pearps auf beffen arfttfden Sabrten
felt 18 Sabren setpefen. Sanien lit,
tpie pearp unldnst fi9 duBerte, Elm
bS9ft inteqigenter Mana nit elmer
ftarten Neisung fir medunifde Mrbets
ten. gr perftebt ebenfoppbl Grob>
f9miebarbeiten ausaufibren, als einen
S9litten gu bauer ober Elm Boot au
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lenfen. 9anfen 1T elm gutter S9ibe
unb permas bic polarbunbe better gu
letten als Elm gsftmo.
Mattbetp 9anfen, Der bon Der Ofz
tiifte Marblanbs ftammt. TT feirt NolI>
blutneser; in feinen Mbern flieBt au@
tautaitf@es 8lut. ST 1T fleta bon
Statur, aber mustul1s unb febnia aes
baut. @igenfdaften, bic ibn fir Ste
Nrbetten unb bas grtraset Der @tra>
paaen in ben arttif9en Resionen Be,
torbers geetsnet erf4einert IaFen.
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&pe3tal=Mn3et0e.

Gin W6belSei9dft, bas ii9 elmer 9uteu
&unbi6aft ~erfreut, in einem blibenbeu Qaubs
iidbt4en nit &ir9e nnb S9ule 9eleSen TT,
unter annebmbaren 8%ebinSunsen gu faufen.
Suite @elesenbeit fir eiuen 6euti9eu @es
f1Gftsmanu, &raufb eitsbalber ii Der gi>
9earpunsen, bas @ei9dft 3u per=
Weseu Ndberem menbe man ii@ an
u. @. M o,
10=ba Yier3, Worrifon Co., Winu.
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Aulter EttruhI.

. ame: rQ9, bic 2iebe 1T bod
etgentli4 Der re9te Quea auf Der Safe
in Der Wifte bes 2ebens."-5 err:
u&ann fein, aber es sebt nit ibr tpie
init 10 bielen Saienquellen; bic ibren
Durft bapon lOf9en, finb meiitens 3a>
i~1eeIe!"
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9ieb # all i'm parrbof.
2ebtbtn Mbenbs tpurbe i'm fat6olt59en
Pfarrbaufe gu MObren Bel Sreu9tlin@
gen, 8apern, etngebro9en. Sa Der
Pfarrer feline Sausbaltung fibrt, fonz
bern ii4 bonn nabe selesenen 3lofter
bebienen ldBt, bate Der 9ieb lei9te
Irbeit, ba Niemanb i'm !Saufe mar.
Der Oieb fttes bur9 bic 8ii9e Elm,
fprenste bic in ben Gang fiibrenbe
Sbiire auf unb beraubte bic i'm Wobns
atmmer itebenbe pfriinbefafe ibres
.Snbalts, etpa $1,000 Warf in Wertb.
papieren. Ser pfarrer fab our felben
.3eit betm abenbli9en Rartenfptele.
BON benz Dieb bat man feline Spur.
9as &einltat Ron Nerbenfisber.
Srau s. Sues pon golbwater,
Wi9isan, iaSt: rNa@ elmer i9ltnts
men &ranfbeit pon N%erpenfieber blteb
mir cine iebr betenflt9e 8ei6werbe
i'm 6alie unb on ben Gunsen 5uriid.
Sc maGt mir srobe Sreube gu iasen,
bab i'd u%olitdnbiS sebeilt BIN bur&
ZEN @ebrau9 non Dr. Warner's
Mbtte @ine Of Gar Sprup.
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9nterrGantt @aat.
Dis &emssabIe Wstiussb GouVamt bon 0sus
bon ame TIRE 0efmt@te.

Snterefante @dfte tpeilen aur 3eit
In Ontel Cams 2anb. Sn Bottom lift,
elmer @inlabung Der Mncieni anb
6pnorable Mrtiuerp BON Bolton fol-
genb, eine Mbtbeilung Der Spnprable
Mrtillerp bon 2onbon, Der Mutters
organization Der eriteren, einsetroffen.
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die Aut1utrud1e.

Sreunbin: rWie, Dor bier Wo>
den bat 9ein @atte f9on bieie Gnt>
bedung gema9t, pobur4 er pl0bli9
gum beriibmten Manr, tptrb, unb beute
trttt er erft bamtt an bic Seffentli9>
fett9"-P n: 80
ta muBte mir bod erif Elm neues &leib
MAIDEN lafen!"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17
Bargains i'm Real Estate.

8 acres, three miles from town, all in berries
good house and barn.
10 acres AZ miles from town. 5000 house and II
acres cleared Good apple and berry land.
100 acres 6 miles out 900 bearing apple trees,
acres in berries, and all kinds OF other fruits; 30
acres in cutVation good house. barn and milk
house; income $1 100 year.
40 acres 4H miles from town. 20 acres i'll cultiva-
ton, in bearing trees; can sell in 20 acre tracts
5 acres miles from town, 300 apple trees the
balance in wheat and clover.
20 acres miles out all in apples 2 years old.
20a TX miles out, all cultivated, fine apple land.
SOa, miles out; Boa in cultivation; bam&house,
For prices and terms call ON or address
H. F. JOCHIMSEN, Hood River, Or.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17

their hog and hominy in their pockets
and visited at the beautiful home Of
Mrs. l.. D. Boyed ON the East Side. They
all report having enjoyed lovely time,
even the refractory member. N. b.
They did not see any rattlesnakes.
The new store started by Mr.. Bray
ford, quarter-mile west of the school
house, is succeeding much better than
was expected. The proprietor is an old
hand at the business and knows how to
cater to the country trade, and carrying
with him at all times full stock OF
squareness and politeness and fair deal
ing, backed up by stock of goods not
eoualled by any store in Hood River. he
should be, and no doubt will be, well
supported by the appreciative public OF
this community.
The fruit Of this vicinity has about
all been harvested, except apples, OF
which there is a goodly quantity, and by
intelligent culture is OF fine quality.
Several have refused $l.75 per box, and
all demand that they are entitled to the
highest market price.
T. d. Tweedy, whose feet, he says
went on strike, is now far on the road
to recovery.
S. A. Skinner, who visited at San
Francisco with the G, A. r., has re-
turned, and is so iull OF the hospitalities
rendered them by the citizens of the
Gate City, that he spends half his time
out on the fence talking about what a
hin time he had, and what a grand
thing ii is to have been one OF the ma
tion's defenders in her serious time of
need.
Washington state, admitting Oregon s
superiority in educational matters, has
drawn from this community p. H.
Sparks, to serve as principal of the
White Salmon school, and their dis
cernment is creditable to them, as he is
one of the most popular teachers wher-
ever he has been engaged, and will give
them perfect satisfaction.
We learn that Rev. Oillenger, who
has been serving as pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Belmont, has been transferred
to some other charge. We are sorry to
see him go, as he has been an earnest
worker in behalf OF the church, and his
family pleasant addition to the society
of the community. We wish them much
success and congratulate the people OF
his new charge in securing his services.
Now, in concluding this communica
tion, we earnestly ask the assistance of all
the people OF this section who desire the
public to know Of the advantages of the
Barrett district, and ask that all items
be left at the new store, where box
will be provided for their reception. All
communications, however, must be
signed by the writers, not for publica-
ton, but that the responsibility OF the
item may be furnished to the editor of
the Glacier should he demand it.
QUANTuM SuFFIcIT.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17
DnkeS Valley Notes.

We had quite shower of rain last Satur-
= day. which makes the farmers think II time
TO sow their fall grain,
The cool nights make the rattlers hunt their
den and the coyote set up his winter howl
. He gives concerts nightly.
Our school began last Monday with 20 pupils
enrolled. Miss Daisy Thomas of Mount Hood
is teacher. We have confidence in her as
teacher.
Work has been resumed on our new school
house. We hope it win be finished this lime
before we let up.
School started in the old building until the
new one Is finished.
Charles II. Stanton is thinking of moving TO
NientO this winter to work awhile.
W. g. Dodson is home now and is working
on the new school house.
Dennis Dodson can be seen almost every
Saturday evening in his buggy going TO the
dance in the Crapper district There is Il
magnet or Ruby that draws him in that di-
recton every week. Which is 1t, Den?
Our Sunday school was well attended last
Sunday. We were glad to meet everybody.
Come again.
one night last week, while wife and were
coming up the Wyman grade, saw the cou-
gar that read about in the last Glacier. It
was in the road ahead of us, and wanted to
90 back to NJ. ID. Odells and get him and his
dog; but my wife was more brave than | and
insisted on going ahead. So we went ahead
wife in the lead and following, trembling
with fear. Before we got TO 1t it left the road
and climbed a tree near the road. When we
got close enough to get good view of 1t my
wife pronounced 1t a-chipmonk! We got
home safe, but still insist that it was the L..
II. and ID. cougar.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17
Pine Grove GleaningS.

Samuel Miller and wife of Waterloo, Iowa,
visited with their nephew, w. Fike, the past
week. They are on their way home from
san Francisco.
Mrs ]. L. Davis and son of Newberg, Ore,
were guests at the Davis home couple OF
DAYS last week.
Mrs. Rice is entertaining a granddaughter
from Mount Tabor, ore.
The enrolment for the first day of school
was2l for the high room and S3 primary pupils.
Rev. Hershner of Hood River and Rev.
smith OF Portland are calling ON the people OF
Pine Grove to see what the prospects are for
bailding a new church.
Martin DragSeth is home from Sherman
county, where he has been during the harvest
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Newman will go to Portland
tomorrow for couple of days visit with Mrs.
Newma1's brother.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17
sheriTs Sale of Real Estate.

SherifI's Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out of the Circuit Court of
the state of oregon for Wasco county, on the
5th day of September 1903, and to me directed
and commanding me 10 levy upon and sell
the property Of the defendant hereinafter
mentioned, for the purpose of satisfying n
judgment in favor of Kittie Coe, plaintiff, and
against the Hood River Manufacturing Co.,
defendant for the sum of Sil97.50, and the fur
ther sum of $50 attorneys fees, and the fur
ther sum of S24 costs, have levied upon, and
on
Saturday. the nth day of october. 1903,
At the hour of o'clock p. M. at the county
court house door In Dalles City, Wasco coun-
ty, oregon, will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, for the pur-
pose of satisfying the said judgment the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Commencing at the N. w. corner of the N.
COe Donation Land Claim in Sec. 26, township
3 north of range ten east; thence south TO the
center of the o. r. & N. Co.'S right of way on
the west line of said ID. H. c.; thence in an
easterly direction following the center line of
said right of way 935 feet; thence north 30 feet
To the north boundary of said right of way, at
which point a stake was set for beginning or
corner; thence north 209 feet; thence east 800
feet; thence south 100 feet; thence west 209 feet
TO place of beginning containing one acre of
ground. +. G. SEXTON,
sl7OS Sheriff.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17

H. f. Davidson and wife celebrated their
tin wedding Monday evening, September Is.
Relatives and friends planned TO give them a
surprise party. The small boy got wind of
the affair, and u big crowd of boys gave the
wedding party a charivari. Tin pans and tin
wash boilers were in evidence to beat the band
The charavari was bowling success MIR.
Davidson invited the boys 10 Keep up the
music. He rather enjoyed it fol a while, but
finally had to succamb, and the crowd was
treated TO cake.
The ladies' aid society of the Congregation
al church will meet at Mrs. Cantield's Friday,
at 2 o'clock. Special business.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17

sailles, 0. For years he was troubled
with kidney disease and neither doctors
nor medicines gave him relief. At length
he tried Electric Bitters. 1t put him on
his feet in short order and now he tes-
titles. "I'm on the road to complete re-
covery." Best on earth for liver and
kidney troubles and all forms Of stom-
ach and bowel complaints. Only Soc
Guaranteed by Chas. N Clarke, druggist.