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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-23

In the County Court of the State of oregon
for Wasc0 County. In the matter OF the estate
OF John W, Murphy, deceased.
To Charles W, Murphy, w. ii. Murphy,
iyra Alta Barnes, William +. Dennis, John
Gregg, John Carroll Gregg, Hllda Gregg and
Glenn Gregg, and to all other unknown heirs
of John W. Murphy, deceased, II any there be,
In the name of the State OF Oregon you are
hereby cited and required TO appear In the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County OF Wasco at the July term OF said
Court at the court room thereof at Dales City
In said County on Tuesday the 9TH day OF July,
1904, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day
then and there to show cause, II any exist, why
an order should not be made as prayed for
In the petition OF Geo. T. Prather, administa.
tor OF the estate OF John w. Murphy deceased,
for the sale OF the south half of the northeast
quarter, and the north halt OF the southeast
quarter OF Section Eleven, Township north,
Range 10 East, belonging to the estate of said
John w. Murphy deceased, for the purpose OF
paying charges and expenses of administra.
tlon and claims against said estate and further
TO show cause II any exist, why the Court
should not find that said property cannot be
divided without probable Injury and loss to
the estate, and should not order that 1t shall
be sold M whole whether necessary to pay
charges and expenses of administration and
claims against said estate or not
Witness the Honorable Geo. G. Blakeley,
Judge of the said County Court with the seal
OF the said court affixed this 2Srd day OF May
A. ID. 1904.
m26t5 Attest: A. +. LAKE, Clerk
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-23
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1881
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
gon, April 2S, 1901 - Notice Is hereby giver
that In compliance with the provisions of the
act OF congress of June 8, 1873, entitled "Ar
act for the sale of timber lands In the states o
California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the public land
states by net OF August 4, 1892, the following
named persons have filed IN this office theil
sworn statements, towlt:
NELS NELSON,
of Blackduck, county of Bcltrami, state o
Minnesota, sworn statement No. 2t5S, filet
October s, 1908 for the purchase of the Elt
Of NWh and E14 of SWL section 0, township
north, range east, w. NJ.
ROBERT w. CALDWELL;
Of The Dalles, county Of Wasco, state Of ore
gon, sworn statement No. 1855, filed May Is
1903, for the purchase OF the SWL SWh sec
ton Is and SEL SEX section 2b, township
north, range 0 east, W NJ
That they will offer proof to show that thu
land sought Is more valuable for Its timber Of
stone than for agricultural purposes and Il
establish their claims to said land before th,
Register and Receiver Mt The Dalles, oregon
on August II, 1901.
They name as witnesses: August Woden o
BemidJi, Minnesota; Ernar VILLA of Portland
Or; Louis Nelson Of neschutes, Or; > w Cur
ran OF Viento, Or; j b Brown, Ralph Jarvis
Charles Jarvis and A l. Hoadley OF Hood
River, Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abovedescrlbed lands are requested to nj,
their claims In this office Ola or before said
nth day OF August, 1904.
ml9jy7 MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-23

Thursday night the visiting veterans
feasted on strawberries and cream
served under the oaks on the State
street school house grounds, by the
ladies Of Hood River, Fully 1000 peo.
Pile were gathered that evening on the
school house lawn. Seats had been
provided for 1000, and easily that many
more people stood within hearing dis,
tance Of the speakers, The enclosed
stand was covered with canvas and the
interior very neatly decorated with flag:
and bunting. w. j. Baker was chair
man of the committee TO see after thC
erection Of this stand, and he deserve,
4 good deal of credit for the manner in
which his work was carried out.
Among those who made speeche,
Thursday night were Colonel Jackson
on the Advancement of the American
Republic Since the War" Major ]. +,
Mayo, "Missouri's Part in the War be,
tw8en the States;' Hon. NJ. P. Isen
berg, Americas Volunteer Soldiery.' ,
The literary program was of higt
Iorder and contained selections by the
popular male quartet, y recitatHn by
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
Humboldt.

OF Ljttle has gone to Beatrice
TO begin work Tor a large nursery
hrnl' 10 stlai
=, III. l.. Marble. made A brief
visit to Omaha the fore part OF
the week. say SEQ
Jack Glines of Falls City was a
! guest al Humboldt friends last
SaturdaS,noya ra}
Jay Tocke and wife have gone
to western Kansas ON a visit to
relatives. m 597I,
The Presbyterian Sunday
School hadua picnic Tuesday in
HummePs grove.
Mrs, Mary Emigh and children
are down from Omaha on a visit
ia rclassss uSar town.
Miss t.ulu Hagdiug has return
loA from seysral month's stay with
relatives in St. Louis. She will
attcud school at Bethany again
this fall.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

The union meeting was held IN
the Methodist church last Sab
bath evening instead of in the
park. This closed the union
services for this season.
Cary Cooper went to Firth this
week to assist in installing a
small electric light plant in the
Firth mills. He will be absent
about ten days.
Miss Grace Vets was hostess
to the young ladies' Jap club on
Thursday. The nature of this
event was a porch party and the
hours Of the afternoon were pleas
antly spent. q
Jas. B. Davis and wife went 10
Lincoln last Sunday and will
spend the week there. Mr. Davis
has a horse entered in the races
which will take place at the
state fair.
Mrs. Ella DUNCAN Las disposed
of her millinery stock to Miss
Bertha Dodge of Kansas City,
who has already taken possession
The business will be conducted
in the same location it has had
for years.
Rev. l.. Richmond Smith who
has been away on a months va
cation, came home this week and
will fill his pulpit at the Presby-
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
In Praise Of Chamheriain's Collie.
Cholera and Dia rrhoea Remedy.

Allow me to give you a few
words i'll praise of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" says Mr.. John Ham
lett, of Eagle Pass, Texas. II
suffered one week with bowel
trouble and took all kinds of
medicine without getting any re-
lief, when my friend, Mr.. c.
Johnson, a merchant here, advised
ME to take this remedy. After
taking II dose felt greatly re-
lieved and when l had taken the
third dose vas entirely cured. |
thank you from the bottom of my
heart for putting this great
remedy i'll the hands of man
kind" For sale by A.G. Warmer.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Art hur Upland left this week
for Canada where he will invest
in land if the country suits him.
Miss Kate Hudson will teach
school this fall over in Pawnee
county between Table Rock and
Pawnce City.
Joe Wcdhcr and Lou NJ arburg-
er with thcir wives went to Lin
coin Monday to spend several
days at the fair.
The Outer and Corbitt fam
lilies OF Auburn we're guests Of
W. e. DUNCAN and wife OF the
Park hotel last Sunday.
a small crowd listened to the
lecture on the temperance qrcs-
ton 10y a. G.. Wofenbarger at
the Methodist church Saturday
night.
Misses Ruby and Roxic Robin
son came home the latter part of
the week from the western part
of the state where they have
spent the past summer.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
ApoprED.

We. thcteachcrs OF Richardson
county in institute assembled,
do hereby offer the following res
plutions.
Resolved, that the thanks OF
the teachcrsof Richardson county
be rendered the citizens Of Fails
City forthcif kind Snd hospitable
treatment Of the visiting teachers
and especially TO the school board
Of Falls City for the 5 OF the
high school building.
Resolved, that we thoroughly
appreciated the series Of lectures
provided for our entertainment
and instruction Mrs. Wheelock,
for the able presentation of VIC.
+. T.. work, in connection with
the work Of the teacher; DR.. Con.
dra, for his vivid description OF
Nebraska and its resources; Prof
McAInrray for his helpful and in
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Conducted By County .Su0erfnfendenf c-oJr

spring address
Resolved. that we thank the
instructor for their efforts 10 give
helpful things to the teachers.
That We like their methods Of in
s~tructing in a practical rather
than d theoretical way, and the
friendly interest which they man.
fest in the teachers.
Resolved, that we endorse The
executive ability Of Supt. Crockcr
in conducting the institute in
such a manner as TO secure
promptness and despatch in the
work Of the classes.
Resolved, that We lend our ef-
forts toward the adoption Of uni
form text books throughout the
county.
Resolved, that we endeavor to
keep up a professional spirit by
entering heartily into the read
ing circle work.
Resolved, that we have derived
much benefit from the exhibit of
school work, each OF which in
spired us to higher ideals, in the
presentation and expires sion Of
subjects taught.
Resolved, that the services of
Profs. Watson and Carr in the
capacity of conductors Of school
exhibit and secretary Of the insti-
tute, respectively, were fully APP
preciated.
Resolved, that we commend the
Educational Department as a
means Of communication between
the superintendent, teachers and
school officers and urge each
teacher to contribute TO it.
Resolved, that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes OF the
X. G. 7. a. and that "A copy be
sent to each of the county papers
for publication.
Chas. NJ. French,
Albert ID. Sargent,
Maude Montgomery,
Committep
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Albert y. Sargent has been
elected principal Of the Msnley.
schoolsJot the ensuing year.
prot A. D. Larabee of Preston
was IN this city TUESDAY.
Tbc total enrolment Of the in
stitute vas 1G4, "A larger than
any previous enrolment.
PROT. W. y. Johns who was
principal Of the Dawson high
school last year and Miss Flora
.Fifcr who was principal Of the
Fails City high school last wear
swiH teach this year in the York
high school.
August 18th, Grace Abbott,
who vas a teacher in the Hum
boldt high school year before last
hecame Mrs. Louis Folts and now
lives IN Lincoln, Nebr.
Next week we hope 10 publish
the names and addresses OF
All The teachers OF Richardson
county,
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

terrain church on Sunday. Dur
ing his absence he visited New
York, Boston, Washington and
other points in the east.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

prot A. y. Larabee 81 Preston
vas IN this city TUESDAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
Modern WOOdm en-.

The record for March was an eXcep-
tionally good one, being Il new camp
charters issued and ssh new GER
tificateS written. The record for
March last year was a new camps
and 1.j43 certificates.
Under a decision rendered by Head
Consul Talbot, and sustained by the
executive council, a camp cannot make
an agreement with its clerk whereby
an amount less than ) cents month
can be paid the clerk as salary. Tn
der this ruling camp must pay its
clerk at least SO cents a year per mem
Der for his salary. Noodman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
ROYAL Neigh bOrN of America.

The net gain in beneficiary member
ship in 1903 was J.214 The total NUM-
Der of beneficiary members Dec. 81,
1903, was 1926.
During the year 1908 ten assess
ments We're levied. The deaths per
thousand membership We're five, the
number during the year being 3e9.
The state leading in membership in
crease last year was Illinois, which
had Il net gain for the year of l4S.
Minnesota came next, With Il net gain
of 7O9: Kansas was next, with net
gain Of 412.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
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Il is better to have one suspended
nle;,5ier reinstatnd ;han to have a new
one i9ia, Says the Oregon Reporter
ieiilstitements add to the strength of
the order 90 the value Of its teachings,
to the benefit of the members family
and is beneficial all around
Tile Ancient Order of United Work
men had 1868 members in good
standing on Feb. |.
New Jersey, Manitoba and Missouri
have adopted the guarantee fund por
ton of the supreme lodge rates.
Oct ~ has been set apart for United
Work mon day at the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition.
The Oregon jurisdiction is beginning
to forge ahead again and made a net
increase in membership last month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
IF E\>.l7l11l-lslisA q S:Ail5J l5Jk1l
az )KN|GHT5o
WAYG5.1tA1LJi1-N5l1SA3lA SA3lA5l&1&5<s~

The grand lodge Of Illinois at its
last convention 50 amended its laws
as to require each keeper Of records
and seal to inform the grand keeper
Of records and seal in making his
sPmiannUal report of the names of all
needy aged Pythian widows, orphans
and needy aged Pythians of his lodge
The information is to assist the Pyth-
ian relief board in caring for such as
may need assistance.
Ohio pythians have demonstrated
the need of home for the orders or
phan children, and tie needs Of other
domains cannot be less urgent, Knight
AT the Indiana Pythian jubilee, held
recently in indianapolis, class Of 99G
was initiated
Oxford lodge of Oxford, Ind, Will
shortly begin the erection Of Il $4,000
Pythian temple in that city.
There was a net gain in membership
of 3,5GS last year in Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
TWO TRIPS TO WORLD'sFA1R
lhe Graphic Will Send Two Ladies, One
FROM County, and One From City,
Collections Are 10 BE Wade BY Graphic Readers and the V4
Popular Ones viii Win.

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fair in St Lou7 u.lr summer 1t VIII
be the srande>s ssre haH. IL. the Ai--
tory OF the Wor.a scferaI fIIar, as
large as the OH Hr.a al Clieas8 ia
1>g2. The publishers 9e lie Graphic
have decided to siHe.a f5.etf5p tire
two most popular iaa0r. 00 r@u Tire
city Of Pine Bluff. eHe tras.# Jefferson
eoJmtt. outside tae=e.Le A=aep.tsez
VII be paid frGm ti.- SIM .a#.5as
Lave their homes u4t4 DO z1.8ra.
hcHdtns traaspotaat.a4- - ==r4.z
aHdreturn parlzq OF sjeeW Waz=#a So,
admission to the ground 49.#.a.lz.
streot=rar fare. ete.
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tip at tie Graphig's czpaA #e#0a ~
the one receiving the tarsez
af votes within the city ann s..g
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follows
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Subscription TO Daily Graphic, in a.
rears. each dollar paid, 10 votes
Subscription to Daily Graphic, pa5d
IN advance cne month, 65 cents, &
votes
Subscription 1s' Daily Graphic, paid
In advance. six months, $375. 1S5
votes
Subscription to Daily Grphic, paid
in advance, one year, $3.50, 400 votes.
Subscription to TWice-a-W eek
Graphic, paid in advance. six months,
- cents. 40 votes
Subscription TO Twice-a-Week
Graphic, paid in advance, one year,
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$3.50. 40U yot ea

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t"ahHie. Baa4 Ia a#tta. -.
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na9us must be fled WITH ths
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af tHe month in which they are issued
Il "a cash paid, and Il clipped from
Tie Graphic must be deposited 10
later than the last dag of the moz.2
in which the paper was printed - 4
which the coupon was taken ! Or
example, al March ballots must bs
deposited in March, and void e d.
posted later All April ballets mus
be deposited in April May bail 4. II
May and June ballots in June,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
ODD FELLOWS.
An Ohio Lodges Annual Walk.
Triple Link Notes.

An Ohio Lodges Annual Walk.
Triple Link Notes.
William Tel! lodge Of Newport, O.,
has an annual walk, a custom that was
INDUCED in by the oriSinators of the
order Recently the melnbers as
sembed at an early hour in the morn
ing at their lodge room and started on
a journey before sunrise. On reaching
their destination, a distanr" OF ten
miles they sat down to feast and
spent the day together.
The Robrkall branch Of Odd Fellow
ship continues to prosper. The lodges
are in safe, solid condition and are
growing rapidly III many Jurisdictions
Not quantity. but quality, tells. 1t is
better to secure each month a few
good members. members who will stay
in and attend meetings, than a large
number of those who will not show
any interest or Will drop out altogether.
The names of the several degrees Of
the subordinate lodge until the year
1850 We're as follows: First or white
degree. second or covenant degree,
third or royal blue degree fourth or re-
membranCc degree, fifth or scarlet de-
gree.
An Odd Fellows home Will be erect
ed in the Louisiana jurisdiction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
RRAIEzgEz;li] = . S!9!IEY

The Woodmen of the World made a
gain of 81. 14S during 1903. 1t had
1,4i0 deaths in the year, the losses ag-
gregating over $2.00o,OO0.
The Protected Home Circle initiated
over 1900 new members in 1903 and
increased it's assets over 100000.
The Fraternal Mystic Circle has paid
over 50. .00O,0 900 in benefits since It's or
ganization In 1854.
The Legion of the Red Cross has In
creased its reserve fund from few
hundred dollars to over $4,000 In four
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
MACCABEES.
state Commander Of West Nir8'hAS'
Tent JOttinGs.

One of the hardest workers ana most
conscientious leaders In the order is {.
C. Showaltcr, state commander oi
West Virginia, and he has strong
hold on the membership in his Jurlshic-
ton He has served in this p"slt>oh
two terms and under his leadership
the Maccabecs tn the Panhandle Sta'e
arr making healthy. steady gain. MIR.
ShoNaIter is the only representative
the jurisdiction has ever had IN the SUI
IRENE tent reviews and is one OF the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
RED Nj IN.
A st:ec@sAfuI Aemr III New jersey.
Along i..s. Trail.

Reports presented at tie session Of
the great counejI=o of New jersey >llow=
ed that tie orier lad experienced i
very successful great sNn, making; Il
gain of s tribes, !.0j0 members and
$4,000 fathoms Of wanp1lm.
The Degree of poeahontas has n
membership III California of over
5000
IoWhatan tribe of Baltimore is
claimed to be the oldest tribe In the
order 1t has twelve members and 10
600 fathoms' worth of property.
The order in Cincinnati has grown In
two great suns from one tribe with
fourteen members to five tribes and
one council with over 300 luelnbers
Tarke tribe of Cpper Sandnsky. O.,
claims the largest and smallest Red
Men in that part Of the great jurisdie-
ton. They have one member weigh
ing 307 pounds and another weigh
ing %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
knights and Ladies' of Honor.

The Knights and Ladies' Of Honor
during the past year increased its in
surance in force from SG6O00.0oO to
S75,O0O,0OO
Accordia lodge Of New York city has
close to COO members.
A class Of seventy-fve was initiated
in Detroit, Mich, recently.
At two union class limitations in
Pittsburg recently $50 candidates took
the degree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12

mest popular leader tIe state ever
rlertel HIS deeettHe a great aeai
ot tEa=to the asJler. WifItmest crafty
in& results.
or NarEl l tie l5TH@hts am LADIES'
Of tie Maeate'5 fad membership
In gaod ~faud,H@=at .5a5,56l7
Maa,s5tec tents in Texas haHe heon
mal5az @oed @aiHs in membership
sine tag fifst#af tIle yeaf IL Saw
telle=u feeeat!> r. ="!ectnd state con-
man4lar ot lie turisGtetion
Lima =lz4is:aa Is, sf.fl ;d ti.r head Of
t.=p fss.#l.2 tn il tie uniform
r.. - = close L. tae loo n..1Il, in
y
continue to grow aad are
~ HlzN. mc!9horS Z IS year
Ii,.. #t"at Is fr5r, al 'Ic'7e.1nd,
W5ti Il ats5efe,lsjI, of Marty Loco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
anAAsa:a ....,csasz<.-..., - n aks4 ARE 4z&s6
dAl5<!|@NIo IS

II Is said that the grand commandery
OF Knights Tcmplars of California and
California and Golden Cate command
cries of San Francisco have set apart
100000 for the entcrtatamrut Of the
visiting knights Tcmplars to the trirn-
nal Committre$ have been appointed
To meet trains with the visitors som"
thirty, forty, fifty and hundred miles
from san Francisco.
Washington II c, is 10 have another
coumandery of Knights TemrlarS.
Savannah, Ca, will build Masonic
temple Of marble and light colorpd
brick ia October OF Noyenhrr ne>t.
Z class Of ll& received }Ar t!rty-
second de4ere= At the tAirtA thirI an
na:#. r.alGfon Of the Scottish l;te bodies
If t=4e.=,-5=stle
rarea are l@@ehapfers in Muehtg]a
TIE ia3- #5eio- FeraaSaIar Will >7a
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tirsf teasr gwen Wa5 .t;eaeaa! N.3sa.
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namc ot' WASHINGTON Gneajize 4 Ma
sonic toast ana tie first in order At al
Masonic festivals
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
Fraternal Mystic Circle.

Erie Pa. now has two rulings. April
reports show splendid increase in
membership in Pennsylvania.
New York led all other jurisdictions
in March in securing applications.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-12
MOUNTAIN SUMNER RESORTS.

His.. class ii altitude: Io# IA frtee
aud temporal IT IN giata, East
Tennessee, North Carolina. South Cor
slsna and Georgia Also seashore
summer resorts from Virginia TO Flor.
.da
Low round trip tickets on sale June
st to September 30th. all good for re-
coacIe, and sleeper to tie heart Of re-
sort region, via Southern railway.
Let Us send you booklets. Land Of
the ShH,' summer Homes Folder"
@Beautiful Sapphire Country" and de-
scriptions Of the resorts, rates CT
round rip tickets. OF sleeper fares.
of board aud routes, and schedules,
reserve Your bertls and aid you in
your Sumner trip.
C. 4. DeSaussure. D. P. 4.
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