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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30

ris,, sAnales Polit'cos y Litsrarlos, ,
sRsvlsta de Rsvistas, , sLiter stura D..
gestivas y sLa Espafa Moderna.s
Dlchos semanarios son de gran
importancis en- oil movimlento de las
ideas contemp jraneas. Felcitamos 4
la Dlrectiva del At.neo, por la deter
minaci6n adoptads.
Ell depsrtaueato del Interior
anuncia para ma fiana a las diez, una
subasta de 10 MADEIRA del pueDts so
bre el rio eMav!llss de Corosal.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
engsfiosos remedios que Sc snuncisn
90 cuando mas SO agradece la efcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Moiarrieta,
cuya superiorld I'D esta universalmente
confrmsda para curar las enfermeda-
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desespsradas en- perso
mas bien oonocidss, que 10 somsrop
dursnte tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuChe
produce melor sfecto que una docepa
dc frascos de cualquier oiro remedio;
porQue adsmas de ser 81 Inico verd q.
dero Curative radical del est6mago y
del intestine, sio engaffosa acciol
calmante, es Digestive y Purifcadur
de los aiimeutos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostis
tengs grabado sl nombrs Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De veuta en las farmacias de loa
seflores M. Biancoy y Ce, Ramon Alma
zan, y Fidel Guillsrmety do San Juan
Puerto Rico); y enlas principales dro-
gueri,s de Europa y America. Depo.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Haupriettes, 4.
Ell prinero de Ssiiem bre SO efec.
tuaran varias subastas para adquirir
5000 metros dc piedra con destlLo
csrreteras de ia lsla
H StdO moditc&Ca 8 ordenarZR
para Ia subssta de cernes fiescas de
esta ciudad.
--Ss han aprobado las pro2uesta,
de6nitivas de Ia Jutta escolar Ce ca
guas.
-Llamamos la atenci6n Go la poll
oia sobre Ia 3rionar n municipal que
pre- hibe que Sc ssquen Cal )nes do ba-
suras sntts de las disz de la nt che.
Ell gobernador Mr.. Winthrop
tiene el proyecto de regular 3,' 90 do
liars oil pueblo do Lsres q flo de que
Sc empiecen los trabsjos para hacer
un csmioo amplio 4 la sntrada do d.
cho pueblo
LA Junta local de Ssnidad ha
pasado comunicacioues q importantes
funcionarios dc San Juan para que
procedsn al arreglo de tcsses ce So
propiedad. que fueron denunclsdas por
los inspectores del ramo.
Nos esoriben de Agusdllla que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
TARIFA De lNSERcIONes
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A

UMARIO: = Una circular. - Decomiso de queso del
pals. escoar de San Juan.-Propuestas de pro-
fesores El departamento apresura SUI terminac6n L.
Mai6grafo electrico.-E fiscal Ell uez de paz de Qua
yama. Conferencan con Ell Attorney. Sobre expendo
eche -.Sobre arreglo de casas-Los ayuntamientos
Mr. Post.-El gobernador dara 1000 dollars a Lares,
para un camino-La question de los algibes-Ca;ones
de basuras Peri6dcos para el Ateneo-El puente del
rio xMavla sPedra para las carreteras ..Escaamen-
to en- Quebradlas. .-Robo de vaca en- Caguas
cendio en- Manatf A;bonito.-Otro escaamiento. en-
Caguas. s.-Caminos en- Adjuntas. as.-Probable nvestiga-
cl6n. Carretera de Adjuntas Lares. Certamen IL
terario. .--Transto de coches. --.Otras notcas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
SECC|0N MERCAN I'll
,Notas com,Icia|es de San Juan

PreeIos MIN dc los articulos
que SO detallan en-
alma0enes
ARROZ.-Jap6n u Z At q 4};Iden
Nssi . 81, americana corriente de
es s25a340.
Aios de % ctvs. q 40.
,Jamones % . 81
Qussos amecs.a sl5. Patagr&. Is.
Tocino, I 15s
Jab6n, A.so a. S RooamorA
americana, 81 ~.
Pasta del psfs >4t.
Mlnteca t5t as an I y On latas do
7alo.
Harina de e5f . t6t.
HAbishuelAs blancas del pals s34 =
ansrIsanas est . 1.
Colorsdas del pals 81 "A.
Amsrisanas blancss largas 4 Is.
Garbsuzos s4a9
B&salao ~.
Cebollss &S4l.
Arenquey s6i.
kants1uillAi de sl4 l6
Pasta ansrisaaa en- cajas de una
Atroha Z Is.
Papas amsrioanas do q . 1t.
Id isledas q,
TAsaiO I 10.
varios articulys del pals
Pracl0s corriaatos
A1dcar para 81 consume:
Moscabado alaro de 81. g s4t
De mlel claro . a3.75.
Centrftuga elaro de u q s5s
Americans de l&a5t 40.
De- Poaos s4i q 5.
Algodjn de- A. ST.
Almld6n . u . A
Cafa oorriense sl1s III.
Oueros dulces s1s}a17
coeos de Is . 15 millar.
Ron 80 grados Cartier q 50 oenta.
vos gallon.
.,, .,s,..MAiz 81.
Sebo s4i q.Q.
Tabaoo, nominal.
CamDi0s 00rrIentes
Londres check 4.s9
Paris q 81 D
Hamburgo 3s&4x
New York q lis P.
Espana 8 div 26} q 26 D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30

ACCI0n6S
Banco Espsdol.. s18 & 20.
Banco Territorial. . 4&15.
B inco Pooular.... $3.50 as.
Buques anunclados
sMigusl Ga'lards con proc siencla
de Barcelona y escalas intsrmedias
saldrA hoy.
sCoano., Sali6 de New York
para esta el 26 del corri ente.
sCaracas.s s Aldra para New Yo. k
el del entrante.
<Ph 'lais'rh'a, E. 7 de Sc )tIem
bre prtximo e.tara aquf procedsnte
de N,w York = saldra al s'g liente dia
para la g layra.
16maron puerto:
De Faiarlo balandrs <Dos Her.
manos.,
<Ds Yabucoa bdro. &C 1sbie,it,.
Sc nabiHtdron de saEda:
Para la Habana vspor espa Il o,
<BlenOs Aires ,
G ,leta SAna para NJ Aria4 Fl ina
Gao y Nsguabo.
Vspor <Porto Rico, para Ia isla.
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Gaorgia Gilhey, descargando.
<Grabie'e 'es carganio.
<Foster Rices descargaudo.
COSTANGROS
<Ricarlo Ruiz, invarnando.
<Petras inveroan 10.
sNavagdazaua invern ando.
<Joven Naullna, pendients.
<Boriuqueo, invernando.
<Isabelas descargando.
<Uberisa, Vieques.
xOos Hermauoss Faiardo.
&C rab!el,t3S Yabacoa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
THE NEW YHEHcH REMEDY.
THERAPIOli.

This sgeesssfHl aud popular remedy. used In
the Continental HosDitais by hieord. HoHian.
JOieff, Yslpesg, and others, combines all tbs
1ssi1fTAfs " ~ sought IN medicine ~ tho
kig1, ssd sufpsssss everything hitherto ein'
THgHAPIOH no. msistsins It's woridrs
s0Vned sgg NsllmsTitsd reputation for do
fsngsDsgts 81 ibs kldnSys psins IN the bset,
sgg klEafsg simsnis, sHOfdinF prompt relief
sbsfs oihg gsilstIisd 7smsdiss have been
THEalIIOH no. Q fos inDudv Of tn
Dbs,1, selfff, Dippiss, sp'ts, bhiibss pains
sES sseilinR ~ j0lnts, govt, rbsumHiism snd
~ gisssAss feg sbit n bas IafB tDo mHrh D
fsfli0H ~ fMpleg mfffafrt safsHpafliihi ~ ~
~ afsiFsfiAa W suHffffs ifstb sBd ruin ~
hffiib, 1bis preparation pguass fhs whole
Osifis iLlauTl ~ hl's1 sHa ihagouEhis
sllsllfslas III Dsds,Dsus Haitsg from ths is.dy.
fHfhlFlyB no fiF fsbAssiios, slaspisas
Hfss, fAa ~ 1isiNssiHR consequences ~ ais'
Sipsiigg, smffi gFfsfHt 80, n Daaasass
silsiieNi peffi ef9Ewsl 90 n IsiasssaHs
sYlpfis'HE fNfff ~ ffsifsiNf HlfeaEih 80
gigW ~ iislsf spHffinf fun 40 fnsffHiinH NJ.
nye,es ~ iqaf ffflafa'f w. hsii uahssiihT
THthlYi0H 4 "a W ihs tsiseipsl rhsa,
AZ ena HeNisNif Throughout 10 NSTld Ffit
" fnFlsla q W ed ~ ~ Nv @afflA,
sislf sllib hHfilaf y lfilsl4a. ln1 0iaffYf
49, a. $40 fts,sgissn Spl.sfls M a. b1ii,
- EDisla shtla " sysgg fssgles psfisEs W
ssg " ~ htlssiT's Me ieswississsgs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

vice installed by Plumbing Inspector
Keen at the Normal School, which he
thus descrfbeEs
AT the bottom Of a suitable enamel
painted wooden trough a water pipe IL
run, from II upwards are extended
nIsnber Of pipes or nipples. from each
n thrown a small set Of water. Plac-
ing his mouth ~ the Jet the scholar
can easily drink without sOilIng his
clothing. The Jet IL sufficiently strong
- the mouth can not BE- forced down
70 the IipS can touch the pipes or nip
pier. hence there II no possible chance
Of contamination. Swiftly thrown
water alone comes into contact with
the person drinking. The cost II COM
Daratlyely trffilng and the device should
be Installed In all schools. Artesian
water does not need fiItering. Reservoir
water could BE- filtered at small cost
Of installation IN connection with the
abOye-described devices"
OTHER SANITARY MATTERS.
At the corner Of King street and
Asla lane the president had arranged
that a portion Of cement sidewalk
could BE- put IN. adding:
II find, however, about 40 feet Of the
building on King street has never been
moved back 10 the building line and IL
between eight and nine feet on land
purchased by the government in 1901
Tor street widening. When purchased,
the buildings were on the land. The
deed fails 10 state on whom the re-
sDOnslbillty rests for moving the build
in0s nov on the proper sidewalk space.
The matter viii be given further
prompt attention.
THE Port street premises condemned
have han the buildings Indicated torn
down ana wOrk II IN progress 10 put
the place IN good order. The owner Of
the Land thanks the board for It's ac-
ton,
THE premises on Bates street await
the decision ~ the Lessor ~ the land.
More active wOrk n promised on the
premises on HDstscs street, KswaIO
visited ny you"
Orally, Mr. PlBkbsu tOld ~ q place
on Lijiha street, bsblDG which an au-
wal Or wstsreODrss ran, where ~ o.
~ natives i've lB three cottages and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

Tomorrow. December sth. Mother
Parker viii attain the great age Of one
hui dre1 years. having been born De-
cember 2. 1895. She came 10 these is
lands with her husband, Rev. Il. ~.
Parker. as a missionary Of the Amer
lean Board IN 1893 and devoted Ter life
TO missionary work.
The anniversary IL a notable event
and her friends have desired 10 show
her respect and reverence, but owing
to her somewhat enfeebled condition
they are not able 10 do all they would
like 10.
The Governor has rendered the band
for a serenade between 3 and = O'clOeL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
THE QUEENS HOSPITAL
MAY LOSE SUBSIDY

DR.. Wayson. al the meeting Of the
Board Of Health yesterday, made a re-
port on the controversy with the
Queens Hospital authorities. He had
received from the Attorney General az
oral opinion 10 the effect that the hos
pital ought. on account Of it, quasi
public character, TO provide a small de-
tentiOn ward for contagious cases. II
had bound itself In a manner 10 accsde
90 the needs Of the public health By
the claims IL made when fighting for
its subsidy IN the Supreme Court. DR..
Wayson advised taking the present
controversy into the Supreme Court.
saying:
Have the matter Thoroughly thrssh-
ed out. so that when we send a case 70
the hospital it viii be properly taken
case Of"
He gave several instances of harsh
treatment by the hospital authorities
Of cases sent there. One poor man was
turned away three times In one day.
Let Attorney General Peters and the
hospitals attorney agree on a mode Of
procedure for having the matter at ia
sue decided. II the hospital made A
fight against the public and the Govern
ment, the speaker was confident that
public opinion would settle the matter
in manner that would not be good for
the hospital
DR.. Wayson asked for the boards
support IN his action. He would not
embarrass DR. Judd, as an attending
physician, or Mr.. Robinson. as trUs-
tee Of the hospital, by asking for their
opinions, but he would like 10 hear
from Brother" Fernandez.
Mr.. Fernandez merely said that ~
agreed thoroughly with the sentiments
Of Dr. WaysOD,
Mr.. Robinson moved that the matter
! be placed in the hands OF the Attorney
! General as suggested, 80 that the IT,
cue might be decided as early az pos
sible.
DR.. WaysoD, however, made the sDg-
gestion, which was adopted, tbst TIE
I Board Of Health meet with the AttOrs
ney General IN special session ~ the
call Of the president
THE KONA TROUBLE.
/ President PiDkhaIn made report on
the recent trouble over leDer suspects
| IN kOna, HAWAII Under directions "
| that end the Government physician
was securing the voluntary sttendsBce
] " suspects for examination "uDtU b.
! terferepce occurred from certain pro,
fessional men" Two VI the suspects
/ including one whose case OocasioDed
] the trouble, came 10 Honolulu am,
presenting themselves az The Healtb ~.
! nee, requested an examination. Being
found MOI Infected they were returned
10 their homes, al expenses being POD
by ihe Board Of He8lth,
Inc presldenf commons ihaf "seYer'
al professional men undertook ~ 40.
eide ip ono ~ these cases Bhat ma
lazy leaves ~ the hoaTd n Healthf
] ana thipkf ihe unwilling client
is better satisfied WIN 40 boaId'l
methods ihan ne action ~ ihe lnDgl M
i~ney' 10 adds ma fhe Atioynfs
! GfWTaFF experiment NJ PREPARED A. de
ffnd ihe HpyVnmeni pbya.oian
snfipph pilNkfN9 WAgER
~ Flnkham efpTefsed hlnfr1 "
grained Wlh ihe solution ~ 90 gufs
ZION NJ ihf mfens ~ spppi yinF alink
~ #aifr M school phileIep N W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

Oh Saturday morning and The members
Of the Hawaiian Mission chIGren'S
society have arranged simple pro-
gram, az follows;
Saturday morning q committee q
The SOelety uM wait upon Mother
Parker with q testimonial carefully
engr0sse6 and tastsfuiIy Oruafnentsd
aud during the morning E9sne 4 the
great great grandchildren - the early
missionaries vii give q @hDDEBpg,"
which viii consist u presenting little
gifts 81 flowers. fruit and Otber cOntri-
buttons u like nature. The sunday
morning services a. KawaishaO church
VIII b. cOnGDete1 ~ Iea6ing Hawai-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
POULTRY SHOW.

CONTINUED from Page a.
I'd, j. Apio.
Blue Runts.
LIST, G. p. Wilder.
Colored Pouters.
LIST, }. II. Craig.
Sd, j. II. Craig.
I'd, George Domingos.
White-Splashed Pouters.
Sd, s. G. Wilder.
LIST, w. w. Wright.
White Pouters.
list, J. II. Craig.
3D., j. ii. Craig.
4th, C. Armenian.
I'd, George Domingos.
Pied Chocolate Pouters.
LIST, s. G.. Wilder.
Homers.
1st, Il. Newcastle.
LIST, r. Newcastle.
Blue Homers.
LIST, r. Newcastle.
Chocolate Homers.
LIST, w. G. Weldon.
Black Homers.
LIST, G. +. Peterson.
I'd, w. G. Weldon.
Dark Blue Barred Homers.
I'd, w. G.. Weldon.
Dun Fantails.
ID, w. w. Wright.
Light Blue Checkered Fantails
LIST, w. G. Weldon.
Dark Checkered Homers.
I'd, w. G. Weldon.
Blue Fantails.
Cd, w. w. Wright.
LIST, C.. Arnemann.
Hens.
LIST, Gerrit Wilder.
Brown Jacobins.
LIST, G. Armenian.
Black Jacobins.
LIST, q. Armenian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
AN ATTACK OF GROUP wARDEr
OFF

"Our little girl, two and one-hall
years old, woke up coughing with thu
group one evening recently. We hap
pened 10 have some of Chamberlain Z
Cough Remedy on hand and gave he|
two doses Of II. Sho went back 10 slesl
and woke mp next morning without 1
trace Of cold. II n certainly greaI
medicine" says A. j. LnRinbill, editol
~ Star, villa liiea, Georgia, u, =. Al
An attack ~ Group can always bi
wnrded on NY giving this remedy NJ
soon as the eroupy cough appears, II
has been IN use for many years and he |
never been known ~ fail. II eontninI
no harmful drug aud may be- given n
the smallest ehld with perfect conf
drgee for sale by oil dealers an
dfugRisis Benson, Smith A Co., Id
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
.SIXTY-DAY
LAW hULDS

Tho sisiy-day limit is declared a
valid law ~ a nnanlmoua opinion.
etsitsu 30 thief JnsttOo FrcaF the
rurions court grants perpetual VITA
~ prohibition % =. Ahnl against Mary
llncki. and Judge he Bolt forbiddlDg
tho TRIAL 81 the case % MARI buckle
~ >. Ahmi ~ the present term OF
the nrrt circuit court g. W. ASH
ford appeared FOR petitioner. ana
Thompson A Clemens and Attorney
General Peters for respondents. This
h the syilabuss
Tho provision OF the Organic Act
that each law shall embrace hut one
subject. which shall be expressed In
It's Tile should be literally construed
The title may be broader than the act.
provided IL II not delusive. the act
may cover different matters. provided
they have a natural connection ana
are fairly embraced in one subject A.
provision limiting civil jury trials.
unless by consent TO the first sixty
days OF each term In the first circuit.
may properly be included In an act
purporting Ia it's title TO amend "a GER
tain section OF the Revised Laws re-
lating To terms of the circuit courts
the other provisions OF which act re-
late To the length. adjournment and
extension OF the term in the several
circuits"
ILLEGAL ASSESSMENT.
:. Hookano. district magistrate OF
Eva. has been sustained by the SUI
preme court In denying writ of sum-
mary possession TO Carlos A. Long. ad-
ministrator OF the estate of II. w. Holt,
deceased. against X. w. Holt and many
Others ito forfeit lease held by de-
PENDANTS OF certain lands i'm waianae
and 10 recover possession of said lands.
the ground OF forfeiture being a breach
of covenant TO pay the taxes on the
lands"
The lease was made on November
%. 1862. by II. w Holt. executor of r.
w. Hollis will. TO John Dominis Holt
for the period OF the natural life OF
the lease The defendants are the pres
ent holders OF the lease. some of them
being subtenants under the others.
{. w. Ashford and Il. A. c. Long
appeared for plaintiff; A. q. NJ. Rob-
ertson. Thayer & Hemenway. e. C.
Peters and Smith & Lewis for defend
ants. The syllabus of the opinion, JUS
tice Wilder being the author, is az
follows:
AN assessment OF taxes to an estate
IL not authorized.
"A lease in which the lessee cove
nanted to pay the taxes can not be
. forfeited for the nonpayment of the
taxes by the assignees of the lessee
| where there is no legal assessment"
: II was alleged in the complaint that
| the defendants refused and neglected to
= pay the taxes for the years 1900 to 1904
l inclusive. The taxes for each year were
assessed to Est. Holt. II. W." Judg-
= ment was rendered in favor of defend
Q ants by Judge Hookano on the ground
= that no taxes had been legally levied
= or assessed upon the lands, and plain
{ tiff appealed to the Supreme Cour'
5 on the points of law. The judgment
: appealed from Is affirmed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
ATKINSON At CIVIC
FEDERATION MEETING

Secretary Atkinson was 20 have at
tended, yesterday and today the meet
ing Of The National civic Federation IN
Washington nJaok Is the duly ae-
credited delegate from Hawai- 10 the
Federation, 10 was going 20 sneak on
the subject of immigration Win special
reference 10 this TeWllory
Prom tho events 0f the past few
days in which he took parl himself
ihe Secretary would NOT be IA a loss
foT mateTlal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
oHAMRERLAINis Pam BALM

There Is no danger from blood poison
resulting from cut OF wound " any
kind, when Chamberlain Pain Balm
Is used "a is am antiseplio dressing
and should te in every household. For
sale Ly an Dealers and Druggists.
henson, smith 4 con iAd, Agents for
Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

oahu County Supervisors viii mes
ihls evening, hassrp, Lucas and Moor
viii present report sustaining th|
position ~ Supervisor paele ln the mad
isT NJ lhe ko0laul0a road trouble,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

The supreme Court has allowed the
American Hawaiian Engineering a
Constipation go 1915 on ils claim fQT
eXlras on mo Fon street wharf con-
traci Originally lhe claim MAS for
$500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08
DIVORCE CASES.

Henry Z. Highton has filed an APP
pearance as attorney for Minnie X.
Buzzell in her divorce suit against Per-
cy c. Buzzell.
Sarah X. Kupau sues Lowell X. Ku-
pau for divorce on the ground Of fail
ure to provide maintenance for libel
ant and two young sons. The parties
were married in Honolulu on June %,
1899
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-24
GOLD RUN Mine
HAS PAYING ORE

Ore assaying sl73 in gold, [silver,
lead and copper has been taken from
the Gold Run mine ON the head
waters of the Washougal, and S. ii.
Cox Of this city, who is interested in
the claims, is SO confident there is
fortune in the mine that he is willing
to trade a $2500 farm in Hood River
valley for stock in the Gold Run COM
pany.
Mr.. Cox returned last week from
Portland, where he had taken some
samples of ore gathered last Monday
from the dump of the shaft now being
sunk at the mine by Eph Winans and
his men. This ore went S34. 76 in the
four metals to the ton. Mr.. Cox says
$40 Is perhaps about the average value
OF the ore. The ore is well mineral
lied, and with the combination of
gold, silver, lead and coppe", mining
experts say it indicates rich deposit.
The fact that st. Louis company
is spending large amount of money
in developing ledge just above the
Gold Run mine would go to con frm
the belief that this region will soon
be- a money making proposition. The
Gold Run Mining Co. has contracted
for 50-foot tunnel. When this is
completed cross cuts will be made and
more tunneling done as funds permit
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-24
CITATION.
ClIAllON.
In the County Court Of the State OF Oregon

In the County Court OF the state OF oregon
for the County of Wasco.
In the matter of the Estate OF George Owen,
deceased, by Edward Cook, Administrator.
To the devisees and heirs and all others an.
known, and George orton owen, father Of
George owen, deceased, Greeting:
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 al palles
City, in said county. on Monday, the 18th day
OF August, 1865, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
of that day, then and there TO snow cause, II
any exist, why an order Of sale should not be
made of the real estate sought to be sold in
accordance with the prayer OF the petition OF
the administrator, Edward Cook, heretofore
filed In this cause and which SAID real estate
therein described is situate In the county Of
Wasco and State of oregon, and Is known as
the south half OF the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter OF section twelve IN town
ship two north, of range ten east, OF the Will
annette Meridian, containing ~ acres OF land,
more or less, and the part OF which said land
soughtto be sold is the undivided one-halt
interest belonging to said estate.
This citation is Issued by order of the Coun.
ty Court of Wasco County, Oregon, A, r.. Lake,
County Judge, entered on the 10Th day OF July,
1905, and public atiOL Is made IN Hood kiNer
state as a weekly newspaper OF general circu.
lation, n accordance with the terms Of said
order for four successive weeks, ana for i've
successive insertions, the hrst publication OF
which paper showing this Citation is the 9TH
day Of July, A. d. 1905
Witness the Hon. A. Il. LAKE, Judge
tsEALl of the said County Court, with the
Seal of said Court affixed, this 18th
day of July, A. d. 1905.
Attest. - DITON. CLERK.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-24
Pay Your 81 for a Hunters License.

Better take out a license if you eX-
pect to do any hunting this year.
Game Warden Fritz, who was in this
city last week, says he intends to see
that tho law is enforced About 200
licenses have been issued by tho
county clerk, and many Of the farmers
in the interior part of the county are
demanding that hunters show their
license card before they are PERMITTED
to hunt on the promises.
The new law requires everybody
who desires to hunt to have a license,
unless the person is hunting on his
own land or land belonging to his
family, in this case the law does not
apply. The license fee is one dollar
for RESIDENTS and so for nonresi-
dents. The clerk is compelled to for
ward all the money collected at least
once every three months to the state
treasurer. The money from licenses
and fines so collected will 90 into a
fund called the game protection fund
which will be used for the protection
of game and fish. The fine for the
violation of any of the provisions of
the game law is not less than S25 nor
more than 800.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-24
strawberry Returns at Puyallup.

The Puyallup & Summer Fruitgrow-
res Association Washington has is
sued statement in reference to the
berry crop of this year. Up to and
including August 5, 10000 crates of
raspberrles had been shipped and
336, GIG received and turned over to
the treasurer. There are still many
outstanding accounts, but these are
being collected daily. The associa-
tion is receiving orders for canned
goods and sample cans are sent out
for inspeCtion.