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Warren sheaf., 1905-04-06
samara in state Of Anarchy.

samara in State Of Anarchy.
st. Petersburg, March 13. Advices
from Samara say that anarchy is reign
ing there. The authorities are pass
i've in the face Of the most appalling
outrages. Numbers Of people have been
killed by bands Of roughs, and no one
ventures out in the streets
Warren sheaf., 1905-04-06
Sale of Ditchin0 ,JObs.

Notice is hereby given That on the 11th dav
OF O., Aprll, 1903 at One o clack P. NJ at CITY Of
Warren. al, e @ IN the County Auditors ONCE Mar
shall County, Mimi. will sell the Jobs Of die dc
glng and constructing the Ditch No. 10 Of Mar
shau County. established by the Board Of
county commissioners of Marshall County
STATE OF Minnesota. by their order bearing
date January 18th. 1905. viz; All in one Job or
in sections of 100 feet each each of said Sacl -.
lions 70 De known and numbered by stakes. as
snoWn py the report of the Engineer in said
mayer commencing at the one including the
Quiet ousle1, ana from thence successively up
stream to the one including the source -:
Bidders shall state price per cubic ward nf
excaVatlng which shall be in full for ali labor
a: ana material required for the complete execn-
on 5h hdd and W be let to the lowest
invltea il1vl Ior SAD work said work to be COM
pleted within the time required, and in the
manner ian , & &speclfisd in said Engineers report
more than thirty (3O per cent over
and above the estimated cost of the
SconsIrucuon, IN any case. as stated
N n the said order; and the successful
Pnd paaer " WI u Pc REQUIRED to give satisfactory
County, with two freehold sureties, Tor the
faithful performance and fulfllment of his
contract and to pay all damages that may
accrue py reason OF his failure to complete
contract The said order and estimates and
flee. = - = 10y AS VI VI
I, AZ Al, bids must be accompanied by certified
each bid. p = - "1Aoshls 'PshlsseA "
The right to reject any and all.bids is hereby
1 Dated March 18th, 1908,
ssF rs,.,l p. B. MALBERG.
i le1A1i County Auditor. Marshall
county. State of Min
neSOta.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
The Mysterious Trunk

Tho Mysterious Caessr Go, appeared
at the opera house Friday and Saturday
nights. The entsrtainm mt consisted
consisted OF slight-a-hanl psriorman ces
the most mysterious being the trunk
myrtery wherein young lady was
bound hand and foot AMI placed in q
sack and locked 10 a trunk. The lady
appeared on the stage Immediately az
terwArd and the trunk being opened re-
vealed tn, NJ "a in tn, trunk instead.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
AN OKLAHOMA LETTER
Geo. Sturd:vant Tells Something
About That Locality

Gro. Sturdevant former J asper citi.
you but who il now located at Nardiu,
Oklahoma, writes to the News as fol-.
lows Nardin, o. T., Oct, -, 'Oj
Editor J,.pnR News, Dear Sir:-I will
write you u short description Of this
country, as | promised sometime ago.
We came to Nardin, o. T. the 2Jth
Of April, where / embarked aAaiu in
the transfer business
Hardin is a town Of 800 or 800 popula-
ton and is quite a trading point for
tho people Of Ihe surrounding country.
Property in Ndrdin is high and rent is
real high also. NIrdin il adding some
good improvements, by building three
new brick business buildings aud lay.
ing new brick sidewalks oil over town.
Farms sell from 5000, to $4,000, per
quarter sectiun, owing to tho improve.
muuis. The priaciplo crops are wheat
oats, corn and hay.
Wheat was very poor this year al ay.
erage Of Is bushels per acre. OAts were
good aVerrg, 40 bushels aud weighed
Shout 40 pounds per bushrl, Cora was
Just fair will average 81 bushrl aud a
good quality. Hay was a short crop
this year. Alfalfa does well in this
country. Praire hay sells for 800 per
ton.
Ii has been quite dry for four or five
weeks, and are having our share OF
wind and dust,
/ Mrs. Sturdsvaut was not pleased with
Oklahoma, WHEN sac first came hers
but believe she is getting bett5r sGt-
ished the longer We stay and as for me
l am well pleased with the change.
We are Away glad to get the Jasper
News and read the happenings Of uur
home town. Closing with best wishes
to all. faurs trHly,
GEoEGB STURDgyASr
Nardiu, .. 7
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
som. s.e-onabis Advice.

Itmsy bo piece Of superhous advice
TO urge people mt this SEASON OF the
year ~ lay 10 asuppiy Of Chamherlain's
Cough remedy. II is almost snre to be
needed before Water is over, aud muc,
more prompt and much more prompt
and satisfactory results ara obtained
vhen taken o. soon IA cold IL con
irncted aud before it has becumeprt,led
ia the system. which can oply be dous
by keeking the rem rdi ut sbard, THIS
remedy is 80 wiielV known aud 80 nj
together good that no one should best
tnte about buying il in preference 10
to any other. Il is for salu by Webb
Bros.
&odo7 Dyspepsia Cure
pl1es7S whaS YOU eat,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
JASPER SCHOOL NOTES
Examinations are the order This
Week.

Examinations are the order This
Week.
John Wright visited school Tuesday
afternoon.
Owlus to the fact that orange ribbon
could not lie gotten the schooi voted to
change the coIors. rney decided to
get royal blue aud white.
The high water during the Iast
week have been causing some tardies
by those who li'o in sho country.
Bsrnic' ProsI one OF The most popu.
lar and highly respected students Of the
HiRh School left Tuesday morning for
Nebraska whore she will m IKE her 10
turs home. Both teachers aud studeut Is
regret her departure.
Quite a number visited Litsrary Fri.
day. Those visiting toe Crescent we're:
msbls Boyer, Hattie mcQulien. Mrs.
Ralhbun nsd Mrs. Tablef.
One Of tho boys played ball 30 hard
Saturday he had to 50 he me Monday
Al recess.
The Crescent Literary society render
~ It's usual programme lsst Friday
evening. The question for debate was,
Resolved that the ART Of nature Is
moro beautiful than the ART Of man"
/ Speakers on tho Affirmative were: Stel-
Ia Etter, Minnie Sanford, Winnie on
ings. Those on the negative were, Ona
Boots, Pearl johnson and Bernict
Frost. The decision Of the judges wa:
10 10 favor OF tho affirmative. Tn,
remainder Of tho programme consisted
Of music, songs and reoitations.
Tho School supplies recently ordered
have arrived. Tnry consist OF 2 globes
one prim1ry chart, m,ps, di,tonary,
pointers etc. Ia next weeks notes there
will appeAr total o! the High Schoo
library funds.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
A ReadIhg Circle

A number Of ladies mot at the home
OF Mrs. Ollie Roberts last Friday aud
organized y reading circle. Officers
werc elected rs follows: Mrs. & Pitts,
president; Mrs J p Leiss, vice president
Mrs. Add joyce, secretary; Mrs. Hi
Heodrieks treasurer The oircls will
meet each Friday afternoon. The
circle will meet with Mrs. Bsllard to
morrow afternoon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
Mr.. Boyer Dead

Miss Mabel Boyer received altelogram
Sunday of the death OF her sather s.
Boyer which occurred at Willari Sat.
urday. She went to that placcJ Sundny
evening but did not get there until
after the funeral,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
JASPER DEFEATS GOLDEN

In IA Football Contest By Score of
10 to
The Jaspec High School football team
returned iftom Golden City Saturday
evening, ehaving defeated the High
School team at that place by the score
Of 10 too.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
Hors and There


Lamar ione day last week.
Homemade Lard ~ Webb Bros.
Mir ADD Mrs Add Joyce visited friends
and relatives at Lamar Sunday.
New goods arriving every day =, M,s.
&. +. Campbells.
Mrs. Hattie ShpltoA was up nom
CartorVil- visiting her father Thomas
Seal Sunday.
Mrs G 4 Campbell has large line Of
street hats to select nom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rex we're down
from Lam'r Tuesday and spent tho day
with Mr. and Mrs Dell Beam.
When afler neatness, style hud price
in hats Miss Frick's is the place.
Mrs. Ralph Fairfield came over from
Columbus this morning for short visit
with ielStiVes aud friends.
8 bars Clairctt- soap, or 13 bars Of
Ark, or Polo soap 25c at Strattou's'
Mrs. Ncttie Myers, Mrs. G. f. Camp
bell and Mrs. r. Il. Larrick were Car.
thsge visitors yesterday.
Buy now, do noe wait ill others have
got the best bargains. II, 7. Frost
Mrs G. Man,ey returned TO her home
a. Auora Saturday after pleasant visit
With her daughter Mrs Ollie Roberts
Webb Bros have a fine lot OF homo
made lard.
Mrs Shoemaker returned TO her homo
at Pierce City tr'dsy sitera abort visit
with her son Bort Shoemaker 10 This
..-,....-, ,,,.-
81 ,,,,.,..' ~
FRANK H,"i WAS o'er from Wills
hah''7, "u" Si'n' " "''h 'iS'''ns MS
and frien3a
great sale. Ii. I. Frost
Nj Mann. p.t.rs., c,r,. 80, ,s,,,
~. ~ -
.ud,,,. -......,. -I,.u,,,tcr i'm Ia, .i,,e,
Mrs. ", h,ressuson.
n, str1,..,5.
az S''''''''' .
Mi.e-a M,rlls TALBOT and Eshol
Heuge auu M,ssrs uCkcr and Psul
Green %. Ca., uage spent Suncay With
Miss Gertlo Merrill in this ci,y.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
Notice.

All knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested 10 call and settle same
on or before Nov /. IL j DEARDoRFP,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26

" II Hogar has moved into tho Herd.
m1nibouse 10 tbs south part Of town.
Legpins and chest protectors at
the jasper Racket Store.
hoy thu year old son Of W c MaeAey
is very sick with kidney troubles.
All kinds of Jowelry at the
jasper Racket Store.
II. 7. Frost retained from Nsbra.k.
where he elossd . denl for s,ooh Of
merchandise.
Go TO tho Jasper Racket Store
for back and side cont BIZ, all prices
Mrs. wv Boueher is visiting he,
daughter Mrs ChAs Butts in Kansas
City THE week.
All kinds ot,Tablets at the Jas
per Racket Store.
G.. G. Swanson has rented the Phillps
house recently bought by S. y. Shoop.
man aud will move into is next week.
Baskets at Jasper Racket Store.
Walter LAuresee hns returned from
Kansas where he has been helping his
uncle Frank Jones during the thrashing
season.
See our new limo OF Caps before you
| buy. }. u. Harbur,
| A series Of revival meetings begnu at
she N L Church Sunday night 10 charge
OF Prof Sweetland. The services are
starting out with considerable interest.
Best grade OF sugar corn cans for Is
euts cans Tor ~ ornts. Boucher 4 Bon
Frank Mayors Was shaking hands
with jasper friends this week, W. look
for Frank t, appear ~ Jasper some Of
these days witL conventional black"
SUIT.
The finest 25c Handkerohiefs
you ever saw At the Jasper
Racket Store.
"Unce" John Gardner whose health
has been failing very rapidly Of late ia
very low and death is expected almost
st any time. Henry File is also Tin de-
clinng health.
Tom Kunkler has sold his 10 acre
farm miles north Of Jasper to T. o..
Douglas, OF east OF Lamar, The con
sideration was t35 AZ acre. Mr., HUNK.
Ter will continue his residenc on I'd E
PLACES till spri Dg whom Mr.. Douglas will
Iaks possesrion Of it.
Fine water sets al Jasper Rae
ket Store,
Carlyle Frost and sister Miss Bernioo
Frost lft Tuesday morning for Plsin.
wow, Nebraska, where they so 70 take
charge Of the store recently purchased
by their father. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost
will remain in Jasper until they dispose
Of their stock here.
Dou't iail to see our new line Of DresT
goods be'or. you buy. We also bnTe
the very latest dress trimmings. Resp.
j u HAEBUR
u. " Busby left Rneds for Miami, /.
T Saturday, where he goes to take a
position with nslumber company. lie
has been 10 charge of the lum Der yards
here since last March and has made
many friends who regret to see him 60
and wish him good luck in his new loca'
ton Reeds Items in Press.
, II that cold wave strikes you with an
empty coal bio ituon't be our fault.
! We've been wanting TO fill it with that
, fce nut or lump coal We are selling SC
cheap. Dickson Goodmgn Lumber CO.
Fine Berry Sets at at the Jas
per Racket Store,
Mrs Thos Dodd who has been visiting
her deught-r Mrs. Lee Garst al
Neodesha, Kansas, returned Monday
Mrs Garst returned with her for a visit
, with home folks.
The J, Y. Lewis Comedy Co played a
, lheOpera house last night aud is booked
for a performance tonight, There was
good crowd out last night and the
, audience seemed to be we'll pleased.
II you don't want to be running
/, around hunting coal with the themome
ter at zero YOU bad better look after j
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-10-26
For Fruit.

go to Bouchsr,A Son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18
grow fine Strawberries without irriga-

grow fine Strawberries without irriga-
tion.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Wallace, step
daughter of r. II. c. Wood, arrived
from Minneapolis last week, where she
has been studying music, Monuay she
went to Vancouver to visit her grand
parents. Miss Wallace comes highly
recommended as piano teacher. She
will return to Hood River in a few
weeks to live and will give instruction
on piano to pupils desiring same, An
nuunCement will he made in the Glacier.
Mrs. II. G. Shaffer of Portland is
visiting in Hood River, during the
absence of Rov. Shaifer, who is in
attendance at the National conference
of the United Bretheren churches at
Topeka, Kansas.
M. E. Swigert, of 42l Mohawk
building, Portland, Or, who owns a
fruit farm in the Crappcr neighbor-
hood is naiXous to know if the name
"Fairoaks" has been applied to any
Hood River farm. If SO the Portland
party would be pleased to know of it
at once.
Less Aplin Of the Hood River Flour
ing Mill visited in Cornelius last
week,
G. j. Gessling returned Friday
from a trip to Salem and other valley
towns, where he secured large orders
for Hood River -four.
h. A. jerome, WHO went to Eastern
Oregon few weeks ago has found it
quite beneficial to his health and has
settled at Hood River where he will
engage in work. Mrs. Jerome has
gone to join him. - Forest Grove
Times,
A traveller who has just returned
from that country says he fond plenty
Of Hood River apples on sale in Ger
many, in good condition. Apples
from the Wallace orchard near Salem
were among them, for they went with
the shipments from HCod River -
Salem Statesman,
The local camp Of the Royal Neigh
lUI- Of America entertained Friday
night the following visitors from May
Go" ~ eau p at Mosier: Mr.. and Mrs
Jetfer-cn Mosier, Mrs. A. Stewart,
Mr-. Grpbam, Miss Dollie Graham,
GI'Ce Co,le. Miss Nora Root, Miss
E"ua Ecot, Miss Elsie MiddleswaTt,
leo Root, Mrs Porter Mr. and Mrs
/, NJ Hogan, George Haskie, Elmer
Cclle.
idit"r Michel Of the Stevenson Pio-
~ e., who wa. in Hood River last Tues
day -ays Hood River is a pleasant
pace +, pend a day and the visitors
had ar enjoyable time. 1t had been
ru years since the writer had visited
HooJ River and We noticed many sub
stantial Improvements, The residence
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18

Commissioner Hibbard left Monday
to attend the good roads convention
at Pendleton.
j. X. Vandenburg has opened a
bakery on the heights, and reports
a very good business.
Parkins a. Grimes of The Dallcs
made sale of Il fine piano last week TO
Mrs. Alice Shay Of Hood River
Marriage license was granted last
week by County Clerk Bolton to Ed
ward G. Kruger and Esther Florence
Woods Of Mosier.
n. 0. Billings and family are ex-
pected to move into town for the
summer. Mr.. Billings will assist Rus
sell & Reese in the o. X. barber shop.
G. b. Handy aud daughters of Boil
lus, Neb,, and old acquaintances Of d.
n. Byerlee and family, arrived in
Hood River Tuesday to look the coun-
try over for location.
r. II. Weber, horticultural commits
sioner for this district, believes the
Comice pear viii do splendidly here,
mad it il his intention to set out a
large orchard Of this variety on his
East Side farm.
dad" Fouts, who has been con
ducting the WaucOma hotel since De-
cember |, is well satisfied with his
business, which shows n steady in
crease each month. This is Dad 5
first hotel experience.
George Freeman and Phil Stewart
found two young beavers Tuesday,
W which had come down Hood River
with jam Of sawlogs. One Of the
little fellows was killed before he was
found. The other one was safe and
sound, and was taken home by the
men.
NJ. f. Jacobs of Montavilla, says he
sent one Of the o. r. d n. year books
TO DIR. d. +. Rae, of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, a few weeks ago. and the other
day he received word that after read
iug the book through, the doctor was
convinced that he would come to Ore
gon this summer to make his home
here.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
we're very successful with their sale of
good things to eat at Tweedy's store
On the heights last Saturday, and
have decided to repeat the sale this
coming Saturday. If you looking for
something good for a Sunday dinner,
C Il and see what these ladies have to
offer.
"They say we can't raise strawber-
rios at Underwood, " remarked Uncle
Amos Monday morning, but just look
here, " and he displayed hand crate
Of large luscious berries, which he dis
posed Of for 2jC a pound. The heavy
soil of the Underwood country will
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18

Tea or Tablets at Chas. n. Clarke's
drug store.
Stein.Bock clothing beats them all
Vogt Bros.
For good hat, buy Gordon at Vogt
Bros.
A delightful place to rest at Hotel
Wau-Gwin-Gwin after your Sunday din
ner.
For groceries, flour, meats, fresh and
| salt go TO Frohn & Heaton the Ideal
market on the heights.
Patrons of the East Fork lrrigating
Co, can have water at $500 as usual by
giving written notice to G. r. Bone or
| G. G. Massiker terms cash, East Fork
lrrigating company, by G. R. Bone,
president.
Homemade sausage, bologna, minced
ham, pressed beef, ETC., at Homan's.
c. R. Bone has few tons of wheat
clover and timothy hay left at his ranch
and at the Livingston place that he
will SELL
J. 7. Holman has hired new meat
cutter and sausage maker and now
makes all his own sausage.
Sunday dinners at Hotel Wau-Gwn-
Gwin, 75c.
While a bilious attact is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets are used. For sale at Williams
Pharmacy.
Don't forget the place Hotel Wau-
Gwin-Gwin, for Sunday dinners, 75c.
Order your Sunday dinner at Hotel
Wau-Gwin-Gwin, Saturday Morning.
Fine line OF meats and groceries for
berry piCkers, at Holman's.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18

DO you use Lath? Get our price and
compare it with that of competitors.
You will make money this way. Ore
gon Lumber Co.
FrOhn & Heaton, the Ideal market,
on the heights, will treat you right.
Fresh Salmon, halibut and shad at
Mcclure Bros.
See Frohn & Heaton on the heights
for nice, dry l6.inch stove wood.
Fine potatoes for seed and table use
at Frohn & Heaton's, the heights.
Walk-over shoes all the latest lasts,
at the New Store. Vogt Bros.
Best creamery butter at Mcclure
Bros. 50c and 60c.
If you have not contracted your
berry crates with the Davidson Fruit
Co., better do 50 quick and get the
benefit "f the reduced prices at which
contracts are now being made.
A new line Of Walkover shoes Just re.
ceived at the new store of Vogt Bros.
Well, don't you see that if you wi.h
to see well, you should see Clarke the
OpNlCldus budl dHlbbu NOTh III RIdrS
fitting.
To make room for new stock all cut
glass will be closed ont at cost. Clarke
the jeweler.
Fresh Chinook 'almon, halibut, clans
etc, Friday and Saturday at Mcclure
Bros.
Buy your berry crates and fruit boxes
at the Hood River box factory. They
are homemade and the fruit sells at top
prices when packed in them. Hood
River fruit deserves good boxes, and
when you buy from the Hood River box
foctory you are sure of supply when
you want them. Our prices are right.
Davidson Fruit Co.
Lewis and Clark hatpins at Vogt Bros.
new store.
Complete set of Blacksmithing tools
for sale; also will sell or lease shop!
well established business. Located in
Hood River w. J. Baker & Co
Cleanse your system Of all impurities
this nIunth. Now is the time to take
llulhster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
| will keen Won well all summer 35 cents
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Gloves and mittens at cost. Largest
stock in the city. Must reduce the
stock, S. j. Frank
w. J. Baker has some beautiful lots
for sale near Chas. Clarke's residence
on the bill.
For sale.-SOme of the finest lots on
he hill, fronting the river. Also lots
in Riverview park and Idlcwild, See
W. J. Baker.
Just received-New line Lewis and
Clark souvenir Plus. Call to see them
ct CIarke's the ieweler.
50 acres on the East Side, q miles
out. 10 acres in Young orchard. A snap.
W. J. BAKER.
Do you want at prescription filled
accurately a"d with just what the doc
tor ordered? Then take it to Clarke's.
Shingles. See us for best prices.
Oregon Lumber Co.
Use Williams anti-septic hair tonic
and keep off gray hairs.
Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same
day order is received Oregon Lumber
Co.
All watch, "1ock and jewelry repair
work guaranteed by Clarke the jeweler.
Mantle, wall aud cookoo clocks on
easy terms at Clark's.
Mcclure Bros. carry the best leading
brands of Bntter-Hazelwood, White
Clover and Washongal.
100 acres, | miles from Mosier sta
ti,r, pp main road. UOO1 Snrinu. So5 an
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18

portion will compare favorablv with
towns much larger than Hood River"
Mrs. Bachelor wishes to announce
that Miss May Davidson viii have
charge Of the dining room at the
Country Club Inn this summer The
Inn is now prepared TO receive guests.
Among those registered at at the Inn
last week were Mr.. and Mrs Van Fri
dagh of Texas, aud Mr. and Mrs.
Coghill of Portland.
Fred Deitz is preparing to leave for
Mayville, n d., where be has been
given the contract to erect a $40, coo
normal school building.
Mrs. Marie F. Beatty Of Portland is
visiting Mrs. Louie Goddard at her
ranch in the valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18

G : Smith who vri,os from, ,fin,o
apoljs inrlosps a subscrintinn fnr IN.
Glacier SAVE. "y. aro bavino" " .,.,.
late spring here; showing TODAY lNIay
10Y, and weather has been so cold vege.
tation is doing very little. Trees have
not started to leave out yet"
Mrs Howard Isanba,g is ,n from,
Cascade Locks and has rnsn,ned I"r
position as srepograrLcr for H.. rr'it
Growers union pr.fessor i.onherS
will be here fine lattnruart nftbn n,n,,tt
AZ soon as his srbnnI tarn, 10 nan,mI,t'J
Fest Slider. in tho Oia,, r,iahhorl.al
are very mucb di.apnninteJ honomya ','t,,, ',h,,
ditrh water has nIt rnac,oJ ,h",, " NJ, NJ,
Drthman's crnns Mood wot.r ,, nndi, -''
T,..l.I:....:i,
i,ir ,l''I's l ~ S9I't.Y ~ we Ooh.re-
s".io'i,11l ~ '',ul'l' " w, meet FrIuay aIlef-
WIN '"I'' Ueo, % l. '"'''or'
i'al I'S - w n"tl'l ol V"E'"h", 'alo
All, '.,I eI ou'''aN w. SPe"p tne summer
WIN 'le' son : Ia''''''
The ladies' on the heights wish to an
nonnce TO Their lrlrnd~ that hereafter
they VIII be at home on THURSDAYS,
The Woman's alliance will meet Fri
day afternoon in the William q. Eliot
Hail.
Tho rhildrnn ,f iLa Unitarian C,,do,,
school enioyed \ picnic At White salmon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18
RAILROAD PLAYERS
TAKE SUNDAYS GAME

The railroad boys took Sunday'srame
by a 2 to score. The visitors u'ayed
good ball, having some epleodi' field
players The locals were weak at sec
ond, one Of the adverse scores bong
made by wild throws by Bishop. Morse
played an excellent game, and made
the one run for the hpmc zine.
Record Of the players:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18
A Fair Proposition

Lewis Il Clark Fair hats at fair prices
to be worn hy all fair women to the fair
OF 1903. II You haven't got the cartare
walk there, but be sure to call at Nine.
Abbott's and get fair hat.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-18
Report on WOOIlen Mill.

The special committee Of the woollrn
mill proposition will report at a special
meeting Of the commercial club Friday
evening, at O'Clock.