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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-12-08
peIk County Observer

,,,o Of coffee in town at Howe's.
D ~nev's chocolates and bon bons
Y ". R. Ellis. -. >. >, H.
tler eTrndependence to Portland.
r0I go line of dishes at Howe's. One
a a. n 10 all, any day in the week.
ir0 : = MoTimmonds, Of Airlie, was
T. ;onss visitor in Dallas. Monday.
,onov of private parties to loan at
mUHI cent on welI-improved farms.
SrBlrr & EAEIN.
onocial Sale of Dishes; 10 per cent
9P ,otion on Tuesday Of each week.
roUaHARH & ELLIS.
ewallest line of Lowney's Christmas
"s of chocolates ever brought to
Dallas % at W. R. Ellis
1rstice Hardy Holman served as
circnit Court bailiff this week. Only
onc bnilifr was appointed this term
Come in and look at my new line of
niobes, lust opened up; 20 per cent
-odnction on every piece of dishware
n Orders Grocery
Milo Woods, who left for Victoria,
n G., few weeks ago, decided to
stop at Tacoma, and will probably
snepd the winter there.
W 7. Bristow, of Lewisville, was in
town Tuesday. He has taken his
rpddIer wagon off the route for the
winter on account Of bad roads.
WR. Ellis, agent for the Oregonian
and Telegram. You can have them
|delivered by special carrier at your
|door by the day, week or month,
DR.. Fl. L. Toney, dentist; graduate
|of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
|stairs Uglow building. Hours 8 to 12
and to S. Examinations free. Phone
AS.
Miss Isabella Noltner and Mr.. Boyd
R Welch were married in Portland
I'm Thanksgiving eve. The bride is
daughter of A. Noltner, the veteran
newspaper man, and a niece of J. j.
Williams, of this city.
The Carnation Club will give its
second dancing party in the Wood
man hall tomorrow night. A large
attendance Of members is anticipated.
The management desires to announce
that no spectators will be admitted to
the club dances. The dance will be-
gin promptly at 8 80 o'clock.
F.S.. Ramsey, senior partner of the
firm of Ramsey & Marshall, arrived
home Sunday from several weeks
business visit in Omaha. He says
the weather was bitterly cold when he
left the Mississippi Valley and that
the return trip was made through a
binding snowstorm. He is glad to
be back in Oregon again. He was
accompanied on the homeward journey
by his father-in law, Thomas Record,
Of Strongsburg, Nebraska, who will
make his home in Dallas.
W.P. Dyke, formerly of McMinn-
vile, has been appointed as the Polk
county representative of the Oregon
Fire Relief Association, the well-known
mutual organization having its head
quarters at McMinnville. Mr.. Dyke
has his office with W. V. Fuller in the
Crider building, on Mill street. This
association is popular among the
farmers Of Polk county, and has a
large membership which Mr.. Dyke
expects to materially increase within
the next few months.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-12-08
Fine December weather.

flhe december weather.
Seven bars Of good laundry soap for
25c at Howe's.
Inc OBSERVER Office wants the print
ing you are particular about.
Those Oil Cans at Howe's never
oVer-ill your lamp or lantern.
Rolled barley for sale at the Rick
reall Touring mill, in any quantity
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rowland arrived
home Monday from an extended stay
in Hood River.
Attorney Gus Hurley, formerly of
Independence, has located at Vale
Malheur county.
Special Sale of Dishes; 10 per cent
reduction on Tuesday of each week.
LoUGHARY & ELLIS.
1 can save you money on your
magazines. Come in and let me figure
with you. W. r. ELLIS.
Ralph Garter, agent for Portland
Journal. Leave orders at Belt &
Cherrington's drug store.
Mrs. S. H. Tetherow, Of Falls City,
and daughter, Mrs. W. E. Gilbert, of
Salem, visited friends in Dallas,
Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Fawk, OF Oak Grove,
and her cousin, Miss Eline Fawk, Of
Salem, are spending the winter in
San Francisco.
Miss Alice Lacox returned to her
home in Sellwood yesterday, after a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fenton will ceIe-
brate their twentieth wedding ami
versary at their beautiful new home
in this city on Saturday evening, De-
cember 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Collins, of
Suver, visited their son W. D. Collins,
Wednesday. They have many friends
in this city, where they made their
home for several months.
Miss Flora McCallon arrived home
this week from a visit at the home of
her uncle, W. B. Davis, at Lind,
Wash. She was accompanied on the
homeward trip by her cou sin, Oscar
Davis, who will visit relatives here.
Wild strawberries are in bloom in
the hills south of Dallas. H. G..
Campbell brought to this office a
number of blossoms, Wednesday, all
of which were perfectly developed He
says many Of the south hills slopes
are white with these flowers. And
Christmas is less than three weeks
away.
H. B. Cosper, deputy assessor Of
Polk county, has been severely i'll
with lagrippe at his home in this city
for the last week. Mr.. Cosper con-
tracted a severe cold while visiting
relatives in The DalIes recently, and
for a short time after his return home
he was threatened with pneumonia
He is now convalescent, and hopes to
be out again in few days.
E. S. Cattron, former prominent
business man of Monmouth, was re-
elected Mayor of Wasco, Monday, by
practically unanimous vote. Mr..
Cattron has served the people of his
town in the capacity of Mayor for
many years, and, under his progress
sive administration, Wasco has been
made one of the best improved towns
in the state. The enthusiastic vote
given him in Mondays election shows
a fitting appreciation of his good work
for his home town.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-12-08
Card of Thanks.

[ desire to extend my heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends who
came forward so readily with their
help and sympathy in our late bereave-
mont. Words cannot express my
gratitude for the kindness that has
been shown myself and family.
Mrs NELLIE HAYES.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-12-08
Jersev Calves For Sale.

Two full blooded Jersey calves for
sale. Mutual phone, Black 5l5.
0. E. DENNIS,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-12-08
KNIGHTS Elect Officers.

Marmion Lodge, No. SO, Knights Of
Pythias, elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months at we'll
attended meeting, Monday evening;
@. c., DR.. Fl. L. Toney.
V. O., M. A. Ford.
Prelate, H. E. Jorgenson.
M. Of E., G. N. Cherrington.
M. Of w., A. i. Dennis
M. Of f., J. A. Lynch.
X. of r. & S., J. E. Beezley.
M. at A., w. 9. Bignold
I. g., Scott Campbell.
o. g., A. P. Starr.
Trustee, w. F. Muscott.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
8atan3en tn Imsf@t.

Cine 9lauisl bes neuen gitp. unb
Sown= @eisbes f4reibt Dor, bab fein
Beamter, @ngetelter, Neent poer Die
ner elmer Corporation, Sirma, @om-
pa9nie Ooer PeriOu, wsl@e sinen Srei=
brief belibt ooer untsr einen iol9en
Opsrirt, ODER bic einen iidotii9en @On-
trait befiBt, elm Staotamt balten barf.
gsridieoene Der bonn Wabur srnannten
gsamien i9einen bieIer Slauiel su
iinterfe6sn uno Der MaDor tpinidt ;u
piHen, Oh IS notbmenois fir bieislben
isin wiro. ibre &sfi9nation einsurei=
den. gr bat fi9 bssbalb on ben Staot.
antualt 9epenoet, unl bon bieIem cine
Guslsgun9 bes @eieBes gu erlan9sn.
Sahelbe 8efeB oerbietet aud, nit
einem angsfelten Der StabtbebDroen
sinen @Ontratt ab3ui9lieBen uno cine
Strafe bon $1,000, fopie aud l. 10
Sabrsn 3u6tbaus uintsn ben uebsr=
tretern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
8rpkbritannien.
&eerbirte9 aItung.

q " " He
2onbon, 20. april. Srob alsr
5sbartitsl IdBt fi9 Die &ssierung burd
bic gnimidlunssn In Ofafien nidt
aus benz @sleiie bri1gen, uno bleibt in
Der 3uf9auerrOae.
Die Nnttinoigung, baB Der iapas
nii9e @eianote in Yaris Dem Winifer
bss ~@eubsren, Selca1e, einen 8eiu9
abgeitattet uno nit ibm bic Neutrali=
tdtsfrage beiproden babe, mirb In lei=
tenoen &reiien 10 aufgefabt, oaB So.
pan pabrf9sinli9 teinen formsaen
ooer ipe3ielen prOteit erbOben bat, fOn=
bern muir Ii9 per9ewihern uOnte, bab
6rantrsi9 feline Neutralitdt mabren
tuerbe. Sas %austudrtise @mt nimmt
an. oaB Srantrsi4 san3 getuib cine
iolde @rtldrung a~6ge9eben bat. Bis
iebt liegt nad Nnf9t beg auspdrtisen
Nmtes feitt 0sweis Dor, baB bic Heu=
tralitdt perlebt puroe, unb es 3iebt Dor,
ansunebmsn, bab 5ranfrei5 bieielbe
mad ieiner lIusle9ung wabrt. Man
erinnert baran. bab dbnli9e 8ei9uloi.
sungsn iiber. gelleBung Der HeutraIi.
tdt srboben uurben, als &Oiefwenstp's
@ei9mabsrl fi9 bel NOif ge, Waoa=
sascar, befano, unb man nimmt an,
baB bic sssenudrtisen 8ehauptuneen
ni6t mebr @runb 6aben.
Neuer &ie b a nj b r.
geIfaf #, 20. Mpril. Der tteue
Sampfer Der 6amburs-I meritas inie
.Mmetifc" rurbe heute bier bonn StG=
pei geIaRen. Ct fann 16, 900 Sonner
labst uno 1000 pahaSiere a%ufnebmen.
Sas Gdif if fur ben 8erfebr 3uiiden
Sambur9 uno Sem Yorf befimmt.
Canada.
g tim bic g 9uIen.
0ancpuper, 9. g., 20. Npr.
Na9 G1lub Der Mefe ia9te Bif9of
Condemned, Der papft babe ibm mits
getbeilt, bic Si6Befen aufsuforoern fir
getrennte S9ulen ein3utreten unb ibre
&inber in gstrennten @4ulen unters
ri9tea 3u lafsn. Die grtldrung mirb
biel beIproden. ba ge9enmdrtig Elm
beftiger 3ampf Fur unb 9esen &e9ie.
run9sunterRhbung getrennter S9ulert
m norbueHli9en ganaba gefhbrt tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
Neue Sntorporattonea.

SOlgsnbe @eieai9aftsn erpirttsr
bonn Staatsietretdr lire Sneorpora.
tions= papiere
ySbe &ealip & 2oan Company,
Oiian; capital SIS, 900; Sirectoren
Wiliam g.. Soan, Wi0iam q. geatp,
Sarrp %. Beatp.
Die ngbansbias GOunbrp NRucia.
tion" @uanspile; capital 800, 900;
SirectOren: Jreo @s9ert, Noam Subi,
Senrp 6. &Otbmspsr, Senrp 8. Ssbb-
Ter uno @6arles 6. Oldham.
Die nJrantton Oil & Winina Co.,
Srantton; capital $25, 200; Sirecto.
rem: Gbarles s. @riBner, Winiam
q. Sobn, @oiparb Grante, Samss %.
5arlou, @e6fer Pef, gbarIes W.
Wnrtlep uno Souls W. Wat6ias.
Die v@abaib Grsoit grdanss Co., "
Wabaib; gupital $40, 900; Sireetoren
.. u. Wattern, W. 6. SoneppeG,
SacOb &inesberrb unb Martin 8.
96apler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
LAUNDRY =. =. =: =: :: =: e.: e.: !: r.: !:
Rh gbonss e&
@reenfielb, 20. Mpril. Gre

8reenielb b, 20. Npril. Gre
~eigerattige S&aoenerfabtlase f@tpebte
i'm Danced areisgeri9t. Grau Sufan
Dr.. Iridium unb ibre o~reiidbriae 9ot=
ter tratsrt als 8ldser gsgen ben @irtb
CHARLES Strong bon Warusu unb
beiien girsen, Die Nmerioan GocieiD
go. bon Stem Sort, auf. 6rau
Nidum's 8atte, Elm @slsiisarbeitsr an
Der Big Sour 8abn tpurbs i'm Se3em=
Der b. s. bon einem 3use set0otet, als
ct unb iein Witarbeiter 6rant @amr=
bea auf einem Sanotarren bon einsm
3uge getroffen tuurne. gs wurbe
be5auptet, baB bic Mdnner nn9etrutts
fen tuaren uno Die beraui9snoen Sc.
trdnte in Stron9's Wirtbi9aft srbiel=
ten, tuesuegen fe benfelben berantTort=
lid balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21

Sie &efrutirungs=S o.
tionen fir bas itebenbe Seer iinb bon
Wafbington aus bend9ri9tigt NOR
ben, bab nun audi minberjdbrige Ges
f@ruten, fails tie a9taebn Sabre alt iinO,
%angetporben iperben tDnnen. Hatiirz
li9 miifen bieie bic 3uitimmung i6rer
Gltern ober i6rer geIeBli9en @ormiins
Der buben unb fDrperli9 6tnlGngli6
entpidelt iein, penn Tie in bic 8unses>
armee aufgenommen perben f0nnen.
Die Iltersgren5e sebt aliO ieBt bon Is
Biz 35, itatt bon 81 an. Ser @runb
fir Die @enberung lit, bab serabe in
benz Otter bon Is Bis gu q Sabren 6ei
@ielen Der Wunf9 etntritt, Solbat gu
tperben, unb bab bic 4rmee bur9 Die
bisberige @ltersgrenae quite Solbaten
berlieren niirbe.
Ginem NageI in Der Saus<
tpanb berbantt Der 5id6rige 9eorss
Sacotpstt in Getparf, sc. g., fem 2ez
ben. Der &leine mar nit Ieiner Mut=
ter BEL @ertpanbten gu 8eiu9, bic i'm
s"fpeften Stpd npbnen, unb benubte
sinen Nugenblif, pG6renbbefIen er
aqein 9elaHen mar, an bas pffene SEM
Iter gu flettern. Sin @pr9ang in Der
StraBe erregte feline QufmertIamfeit
unb Der &leine le6nte ii9 aus Dem
6eniter. 9ierbei perlor er bas Glei9s
gept6t unb CT fiel in bic Siefe. Der
Sunee pGre unfeblbar auf bic Strabe
aeitiir3t, penr feline aleiber ni9t an eli
rem 9rpben Nagel in Der 9ausipdnb
bGngen deblteben tpGren. Sin Mann
aus 9ep gorf, Der bic Strabe e%ntlang
fam, bDrte Elm 3inb jdmmern uno iab
ben &lsinen spif9en Simmel unb
grbe f9peben. @r elite in bas 5aus,
bru9te ben &feinen in Si9erbeit unb
iibergab i'm Der eri9redten Mutter.
Der Sunee ina unberlebt, f9rie aber.
neil feline &leiber aerrifen tparen.
Sie3eitungbesS mitboz
nian Snitituts bat tiir5li9 cine Be-
reiderung i6rer &urioiitdten Sammz
lung erbdlten, unb atpar tpuroe lie ibr
bon einem @ormann einesIuiterintooz
tes bonn Yotpmuc : slufe gei9enft.
oils elmer Der srpben 8dbne feline 2as
bung auitern anbra9te, bemerfte bas
@uge bes 0ormannes in Der bunfel=
.brarnen Mafie einen glGnSenoen tpeibz
li9sn @egenftanb. Neusisris beuste
er fi9 nieber, bolte bas Ding nit Ell
mem Stpde beraus unb ertannte NIT
8erpunbsrung elm falf9es @ebiB.
3pif9en ben seOffneten 3abnrsiben
mar cine iunge Qufternmui4el getpaaz
fen. Sas S9alentbier tpurbs nit feiz
mem unssp0bnliden 9auis na4 benz
@%mitbioniun Snititut sef6idt, mo- bic
3dbne sereini9t unb bas eanae Stiid
auf sinen fleinen unterfab geiteQt
purbe, en- benz nunmebr cine etiquette
befeitist lit: rOtrea @ireinia, auf
fiinItliden 3dbnen gepaafen. @efun>
ben auf Der 90be bon ppint 2ootout,
Warnlanb."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
6rnnoeigentbnms llebertragungen.

2ena S4ier an Wont G.. @oburn,
Got 4, WiQsrs Subj, She'll bon
Bells Subo, Got 26, Sobnfons erben
ISo., 6fli9 bon Cornell. $1,000.
@opin 3. Sbioeler an @owin g.
4Qen, Got 48, gospeG & 6lemin9s
8rano Yietu Nbr., iioli9 bon 90.
Str. $1,000.
Sba DO. pstermatt an Nnna S6o=
mos. Got 8. 60. 8, Glet9ers South
grOOtRoe aob., fiOli6 BON IL. Str.
$1,000.
2aura Softer on Sable u. Cor,
Cots $40, $50 unb 463, SadIon part,
80. so BEL 121 unb 81 bel ISL SUB,
bac.. Sobep Str. Bis &alfon Ibs.,
n6rbli6 bon @iirtslbabn. $1,000.
college Seisbts &ealtp COMPANY on
Suian Or. SambIsn, She'll Got z,
Rin9an u. u. Sruftses Subj, Sbeil
%ubsnlot II, 80 lei 90 SUB, ber=
bsRsrt. NOrbIsite Ohio Str, Dfli9
bon Decatur Ctr. 1925.
Sarab 8i6arbs IL. u. on SamueI
q. Msbler, Got SO, Sabioion's 2.
9ob., IS bel AS SUB, bsrbsKert,
Wetisite Sisblano Nps., fholi9 bon
Nortb Str. $4,000.
Nnna 8. Sdslte Of, Subj @ambiG,
Got 229, Qsle u. u. Oft part aooi.
tion, @sfisite Der Semp!e ape.. iio.
LID bon Seem Oort ctr. $1,000.
Woob 6. Wilion an 2ouiia 6.
gropn, She'll bon Got 2, WaibinetOn
gOulebaro Wobition. Sfisite Delaware
Str, n6roll9 bon 80. Str. sl10O.
Sophia 6. Matbems an Inna 8.
@Omftod, S6eil bon Got l, Newman's
Suboioifion, Sbeil bon Bruce place,
Stoweftsde Niblano Ips. uno %. Ctr.
$1,000.
SenrD Spedman an bic @arfelo
part Building & 2oan Nheciation,
Got 8, S6urman's part place Sub
bipifon, NoroIeite Der 81. Str, tuef=
lid bon SQinois Str. $1,000.
Ssnrp 6. grunIon an l1lpIes g.
Wi6ener, She'll Got 8, attins & Ser.
Tins unibsrftp place gob., SO BEL
40 SUB, Gillette Der Weribian Str.
rlOroli9 bon 33. Ctr. $4,000.
Samuel 9. @rubbs an Stella 8.
goparbs, Got 81, Strong & Cos
Subj, glud II, SObnfon's grben
@oo., 38 BEL 135 CUB, bacant, Of=
ieits Der part Mbe. ftiolit bon 81.
StraBe. $1,000.
Soiab 9. Bill an Yasquau 9ignori,
She'll bon 9ots 8 unb 4, Bulbs Sub.
bon Mubenlot sc, % bel 100 SUB, ber=
beRert, Sfieite Der 2ibertp Str. n6rb=
lid bon Georgia Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21

Bauerlaub ibf9eine.-
6. g. Carr. apartment : 9aus, 800
Norb psnniplbania, $14. 00G. = Cora
@rap, Cottage, 8aBwea, nabe @fa.
lamb. $4,000. = So6n 6. Woobaro,
@otass, @aibinstOn nabs WapIe,
$500. = Bernard 8aaman, Cottage,
1917 Mabifon Mae., $3.50. - 3. 6.
@afper, b6l3. Wobnbaus, r.. nabe
pe%nnfplbania. $500. = SRI. 6. @.
Wales, Cottage, 49,, nabe Clifton,
$1400. = g. 6. &ubuib. Wobnbaus.
o., nabe Cottage, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21

ameritanii9e Staatsf9if Dor einem
Oerirauenspiirbi9en Nnfer. Nsuerbinss
f9eint iosar Die imperialifii9e Nei=
guns In einigen punttsn f9wd9er auf.
3utrsten.
Cine befrisOigenoe grideinung tritt
ii6eran bsrbor: oas Clement oes politi=
i4ea Nbentsurers uno &rieesbsbertbums
miro our 3eit tiberaa 3uridsordn9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
Cfertlumen!

CferItttem, SGntttbIumen
uno 0ffansem jeoer Mrt TT
Oct gr6Btem ttmo praGttgnen
Iuswabt. Ssbt TIT eS 3ett
Sbre Sefeuumg az MAIDEN.
Yertermanh StpS. Co.,
241 Wan. Wpe. Sci, $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21

Spnntag M5emo, 80. april,
TT oer GIoiette Smrmbaue.
Gtntrttt 25c fur SEER ttmo
Dame; Grtra 9autet 1Oc.
WorsagItMes Yrogratttt,
STUN S@tmb 3am3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-21
8aie=8aa.

Die 9eitrigen spisle rsiultirtsn tpie
folgt:
Wmeri Moeiation n.
2ouisbile, 20. @pril.
2ouisbille ....l o. 9
ct. paul. ....0 O-1O
8atterisn = Scott, g. 5erouIon
lno Ssrter; Sla9le, O. 5erguIon urb
3alustp.
ationaG=Si9 a.
SEEM Oort, 20. Mpril.
Sem OOrf. 40 01001100- 3
philadelphia .01O1OOO11- 4
8aiterien - Wilie uno goperman;
Su99lesbD uno abbott.
Bottom. 20. Npril.
Bottom .......O OOOO2O0O- 2
8rooflbn .....0 20201200-7
gatterien = Seri6p uno Nsebbam;
Sonss unb Bergen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-27

Wandes, two pant suits for boys.
Vogt Bros, the store Of today.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-27
Make Mnseo Exhibit the Rest.

To Whom it may Concern: II is inn
portant that Wasco county, as county,
make creditable exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark exposition to be held in
Portland the coming summer, This
can be done il the people Of the county
act as a unit that is each individual
contribute what he has worthy Of ex-
hibiting, which taken as a whole will
make large and most attractive eX-
hibit.
Wasco county has more varied pro-
ducts than any other county in the
state, therefore can make a more at
tractive exhibit at the fair than any
other. lis fruits, vegetables, grains,
grasses, woods, woods, minerals, etc,
are the very best-nO other county can
equal it. But to make display OF its
products requires combined effort, the
cooperation Of every producer in the
county.
To interest you in the importance Of
making an exhibit at the fair and to se-
cure your cooperation is the purpose Of
this letter. You are requested to pro-
cure something exceptionally fine this
year, something worthy OF being shown
to the people Of the world, and when it
is produced turn it over to G. i. Schmidt,
who has been appointed by the county
court, to take charge and arrange Wasco
county's exhibit in Portland. There
will be no expense to you, the county
court having provided for bearing the
expense Of making the exhibit. What
Is desired is exceptionally good samples
of fruits, vegetables, grains, grasses,
wool, timber, etc.
Every county in the state will have an
exhibit at the fair. Let Wasco county
be in the very first rank. 1t can pro-
duce things that will startle the world.
Lend your assistance in making this ex-
hibit. Show your pride in our own
county, by helping to display its best
products.
Address all communications for infOr-
nation to G. l., Schmidt, The Dalles,
Oregon, Superintendent Wasco county
exhibit at Lewis and Clark fair.
A. +. LAKE,
County Judge.
II. j. HIBBARD,
Commissioner.
G. II, SToUGHToN,
Commissioner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-27
$4,000 LAND SALES
AT WHITE SALMON

S. Waters, the Izaak Walton Of
White Salmon, who was in the city
Friday, brings the good news that the
White Salmon Land Co., the recently
organized real estate company in that
town, has transacted land sales within
the last three weeks aggregating
$40, 900.
S. w. Condor, who disposed Of his
ten acres and residence to f. A.
Bradley of Spokane for $1,000, has
made one of the latest transfers. Mr..
Bradley was attracted to White Sal
mon because of the fruit industry (;
is delighted with his purchase and
intends to move there with his fmily
within a month or 80. People from
all parts of Washington and Oregon
and the East are inquiring for White
Salmon Fruit land, and Mr.. Waters
expects to see many new settlers in
that part of Klickitat county within
the coming six months.
MIR. Waters has contended for years
that the White Salmon valley has
some of the best fruit land in Wash
ington, and has done considerable to
attract immigration to his town and
country. Mr.. Waters believes that
some day White Salmon will have rail-
road facilities, but even If these con.
veniencies do not come for several
years, the farmer who is looking for a
place where he can secure good land
at reasonable price should look up
the White Salmon country.
"When l was married | went on a
farm in Wisconsin that was 80 miles
from post office, and today that
country Is one of the best counties
in the state Of Wisconsin, says Mr..
Waters,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-27
which means untold tbousands Of

which means untold thousands Of
dollars to the cattlemen of the South
west. The list Of his new varieties Of
plums and prunes reaches past half a
hundred. The sugar prune, the best
grown In his state is his; the giant,
the best canning plum was originated
by the California wizard of horticul-
ture. From an insignificant flower
from Australia he has produced a
large beautiful one which never fades,
and which bids fair to revolutionize
the millinery business, for it has
been purchased by firm of Partisan
milliners, who propose to use 1t in
the trimming of women's hats.
And the man is only at the begin
ming of his work. For long years he
struggled along wrapped up in what
he was doing, but obliged at the same
time to look out for the bread and
butter end Of the game. Since the
grant to him by the Carnegie insti
tute of $40, 600 a year, this has changed
and now he Is at liberty to devote all
his time to his chosen work. 1t will
not be long before he Is acknowledged
to we what some now proclaim him
the greatest man in California.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-27
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DIR. Dumble had force Of men last
week setting out apple trees on his
recently acquired property near the
school house.
Alton Cunning is moving his house
hold goods to Eggermont. The fam
lily will come In the near future.
q. F.. Williams was in this neighbor-
hood last week looking over his apple
orchard, and making arrangements
for its cultivation and additional i'm
provements.
A little son of W. Il. Gregory was
seriously i'll last week, but we are
glad to note that 1t Is now fairly on
the way to recovery.
Miss Swigert has made con siderable
improvement on her farm this spring
Among other things she has had quite
a number of apple trees set out
The doctor was called on Tuesday
morning to see the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Martin who
is on the sick list.
The prevalence of the whooping
cough in this neighborhood has re-
duced the attendance of the school to
considerable extent.