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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

SRI ....li..innr,~u, IT NE mat l. al Z
Is. u,"J IA fac. g. far- Tor the last - o
vs.r. Nrl nov { $50, Nv. uusn0sn
su teen ,". -sN l-ar. n j. very
" -rr.s frr nu. - taAr pns % 80 n hfs "a hat
a 30 90, .u.tfE" r. T. r- really d~plurahl~
t.,r % giri cannot 30 along honorahly IN
Sea NurA Ia -uu" thiuES I might have
.u.. ...i.i hsd / ,pu,.d-t To N" W'~h"'
90 men cultured. yes usually mun-yed
So rut never moral l could never submit
o. -..h things death - preferable M
f.r'rr. ha- followed mo since nav fathers
U.H avn NoTkinE IN = bouN Nhich u
co.. 'ir,-a d, wear 80 NM.
Ih. ls't.r- tn her sister amt 80 trend
On" iiire~s.'d a. Rlanch. w-r. written
partly with a r-n partly with a hlu- pen
tI t. her -isi"r she wrote
pt,uksI ~t~rrv. ~ corir,a ~, dt-egr~..
on This ~ ~ d. On every other topi' ""
have 10th heen headstrurs nfortu-
n,'elv nav di~uosition has hs'n such that I
could Not ALWAYS -" rhinE- - some It my
friends have You never ID undrr-i nd
M" nor my NHvs 81 doing things Now hat
our will. are about ru lash YOU may think
more s'ndlv of me
Mating 'h-. Last 'Nn NearS I have several
times hr.u tempted % 10 This. and now I
vii n. -u,r..--ful Tor th" nr-t time IA nav
4 - va sonnet NlIG wa " Ntlllh not hlltl'l
/ ,puld n j. hard =" do this. hui II -
sI.l' hlui"r not fu do hts 10 MOI gri"y -
for me though | huN" never intent ionall,
sad or done au unkiud hing IN NV life
I r-'oErlr' that m hfn has been a mis-
take a lppcl~>S mistake Oblivion -
What NAM You knoW how earnestly |
tri'-d 30 help myself and b~ indspend-u'
And Nith what -ucr"-s' You. Of all others.
know that nay life has been y failure
M haF fall ~,
YOU The autumn leaves and Ntsh you every
success SAY guod ~ for me tu al me at n" r
dear ous~ thrnk Won = fhuu-an' times
for all m" kndn"-.r- you have don" me-
Good nv. dear
To her friend sh. wrote that love had
nothing 10 do with her act u was just
failure The letter Was dated August II
She wrote
not think me foolish. bat | have made ny
ny rlnd 20 do It Prom The time Daddy
died have not had n happy moment lam
accountable for What do aud am Wiling
o. 'ak" m" chances The Numen writer's
In the new -p1pcr- pirate lot of foolish
UonSen-s abou' these thiug- 1hev are
generally thousand miles from he real
mark They very seldom giy" the real
reason tor an t,i such n | am about 80
commit rhsv usually ~ ~ Nas the result
at love afaIr Ia this INSTANCE - You
know. love had nothing 20 DO with ~ 4.
With King Midas everything changed -
gold. m NV oss" everything changed TO
iailut"
linus KINDLY 81 mo Remember ~ night
no. haN" been Nine has been an IN
happy life
Two men and woman called az the
hospital yesterday and asked permission
To- ss'.' the gIrl They wer" told that
her condition made e. Impossible 20 grant
the request Tho callers declined 70 leave
their names They saii thy hal lp.-u
making the rounds II the hospitals looking
for friend VINO was missing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
CARRIED TO ELECTRIC CHtIR.
Negro Murderer whose case Was Puzzle
Put tn Death.

TRESroS. Y J. Aug ~ Edward
Savage former Pullman .. TER who
killed his mistress. Mrs. Ada smell. in
Jersey CITY last October, was carried to
IN" death char IN tho state prison to-
night The two deputies who performed
the task LAID the wasted form Of the onc-
muscular negro IN the chair ~ though
h. were "a helpless invalid. Savage died
without uttering sound. maintaining
the silence which has been his part during
most Of the term II his Imprisonment
Applications - reprt"v. Savage on
the plea that he was insane had been
made To- Gov. Fort and refused by hun
on the ground that ther" was no avidenc,.
81 insanity. During m" Governors alb
-ance IN New England anoth atternp,
was made 10 get r.pneve from President
Frrlinghyssn ~ the senate who was
acting Governor President Fralinghuy
aen had not been informed that th. an.
pliCat ions had already been passed upon
hy GOV Fort and was disposed To Weld
to the arguments - Savage counsel
mHe spent Ave hours Last SATURDAY trying
- reach Gov Fort 10y telephone and when
h, finally I'D - he was unable T. make
himself heard NJ IN" other end II the line
learning TODAY that Gov Fort had
already Cunsldered ia. case IN all tts
ar y-acrs senator Frelinghuysen refused
to grant rrprIeve.
Savagrs case has pnlzzled the alienists
who exam n 4 him He has T.arrstently
rclis.d - taia. 10 walk ~ Ia eat
tusd had TO be forced upon him. To-
day be- Wa taken into the centre wing
whore two deputies tried To make hin,
walk ~" refused o. move his limbs
and y WINS decided that h" would have To
N. carried - the chair SaVages keepars
thought ms condition and actions were
81. ttg Il NsaaT 81.
InsanItv He was pronounced sane by
eKIerts who Examined him yesterday.
SavaRe's wife visited him to-day hut
he could NOT Or would not speak to her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
THtTRNiN nm M 81.
Visits ChauiauuuA ana CattarauEuS and
SECS Ga,nor sent imenI ~ rrS where

DrNKIRH. y Y Aug 81 John \ Ink
chairman II the state D"mucrati" ""u1-
-nittse. held conference with state com
-nitteemen county committeeman and
other leading Democrats ~ ChautauqIia
and CattAraugus counties this evening
here
Tn. situation IN every district ~ tho two
counties was carefully revised t."
different matters ~ the cItie- IN tho dis
rricts were taken up and closely discussed
and arrangements we're mad. Tor an Aggr,'~-
slve campaign
Mr. DIX went from DInkirk - Medina
and Rochester and will continue his trip
throughout the state I'LL September -
NT DiH raId that the sentiment in the
stat" vas strong for Gaynor tor Governor
and was grow ing steadily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
Calder. ". a.. Think. Roosevelt win Con.

WAsHISGToS. Aug 20 Representative
Calder ~ Brooklyn who - In Vashin gton
to-day on depa rtment business. - 81 the
opinion that the New York Republican
State convention will boz controlled by
eN-Pre-ident Roosevelt by a tWo-thirds
vote the other third going to the organiza-
ton men
Mr. Calder docs not think that there 10
the leest doubt a. 20 the control ~ the
State "onN "ntInn los the direct primaries
men led by Col ROps..veI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
BANKER TRIED Suicide.
BiddefOrd's Alleged Defaulter slashea
His Throat With q Razor

BIDDEFoRD. Me. Aug. 3O.-Ths III turn
which former Treasurer Richmond Il
Ingersoll 81 the closed York County
Savings Bank was reported 10 have sh-
fered yesterday was said to-day -
have been a nearly successful attempt
at suicide. The old man slashed MS
throat with n razor and made a severe
cash but did not sever the jug,Ilar VEN
II IL expected that he will recover
IL il reported that his recent illness
was the result OF an attempt at suicide
He II said To have taken a powerful drug
the night before the bank was closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
accused SOLDIER Guam
Private Mct;re Charged VIM NIurd., nj
Two of HIS Follow Soldier.

PINE CAMP. y. Y. Aug O-Pnvs,.
MCGEE. Tenth Cav alryman. was captured
az bonneville this morning after running
pistol hght with the Oneida county polics
officials who were endsavoring 70 catch
him and was taken to the city hosp,A,
to-day and there examined toy ID. > X
Calkins. who found four bullet holes IN
hts body. II II not believed that the
wounds will prove serious ana AZ The
hospital this afternoon u was said thar
the belief OF the attendants wa 'ha, the
soldier would recover He IA charged
with numbering two negro infantrymen
Corporal Jones and Private Turner. On
the way to WATERFOWL MCGes made a
statement TO the officials. fret sayiag q
shot two men, then he told the oticials
to change il and make IL read that he
shot at two men. He says that the AFFAIR
originated over a crap game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
No I>N RGENCI ~ DEL,WaRE.
Man Who stood ~ speaker cannon 20 Ne
RenOmInatrd

DovEE Del Aug ~ The Republican
stat" convention tomorrow 10 nominate
candidnt" for Representative IN Con
grcs- STATE Treasurer and Stat. Auditor
will not refer ia the platform Ia the IN
surgeur movement II was announced
tonight after conference of the retir-
ing state cnmmitte" that the platform
vii aN ODD this sSue
Reprcss NATIVE William " Heald of
Wilmington will 10 r"nnIninatad without
opposition Ne supported Cannon a. the
last session 81 COngress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
MARRIED..

APPo NANWrLL. On August Ao,h ~ rcrto',
~ our LADY ot iouTdes, BY the Re, fsih'i
Apo oi - Tcrrsa's parish. BROOKLYN ace
Audiey Maxwell TO Garrett Brady Apo
ELLIOT BARBFN on Monday. Angus a.
Atthr American church. Geneva. S~i'ss-isaf
Marguerite. daughter OF Mary /. sni 'he i'r
Henri Barbey. Ia Gilbert Compton PINOT ~
Deal. England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
senator ,iApp'. sea, Ns, In Danger.

MINNTAF0LIs Aug ~ Moses 2
IlApp seat IN the Senat" L. not ~ danger.
FRANK \ Day. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State committee. admitted to-day
thA' there - not the east Feasibility
- the Democrats controlling the iegisla-
tIre neNt winter
-Evas Z y. elect all our candidates
ne would not hav. ma jOrity ~ the
LaEi-laura said Mr. Dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

Trs vsu street edition ~ TIVE YvISrSo Sr--
6un'Ains al ~" financial nsw- AMI the stock an
bonf quota tons ~ me close ~ ne make, tn.
closing quotations incildInE the hid and a.ks.i-
puees. SIN addih"nAl usss ma ttef are con
uainsd also ~ 'ns nish' ediu0a " IHs EvHsIso
nCH.-AGt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
wholesale Pickle Dealers Organize

supreme Court Justice Brady approved
Yesterday IN. ARTICLES ~ incorporates.
~ the Wholesale Pickle Dealers Assp-
ciattun who have orEani1"d fpT lawful
social InteTUourse.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

TRANK 4. oAM PBELL- sAI-s4s v. lss -
Chapes. AmbulAnee Service. TsL isss S7''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

Pueblo warmed zap 20 thus kind ~ talk
pretty well. but they liked I X beitar
when he spoke 10 IN" veterans and th.
babies and the good Citizsns who carry
the babIes and when he GO, T-'rscnal and
joe he'd SONS. one m tho crowd
To lay IN" Cornerstone did not TAX" long
| II was Just like all such functions mortar
| a derrick = stone and the Colonel
The stops az OrdwAy. sugar CITY ami
Eads IN Colorado ware brief and I'm
evantful. Mr. Roosevelt h~am.'d and
shook hands and zaid kind things SeN
erai crates 81 melons were given 80 hun
A, EAds Mr. R.posevrli was Interrupted
by a thin woman trying 10 TAX. his plct'Ir"
She would hold thu cAmsTa ~ far aIoft
| that she couldn't $50 10 focus II and when
she sauee1ed the bulb IN" lens was taking
| m Mr.. Garfield and ham ~ the dis'as.
She got sorn~ fin~ views - the FAds aky-
scape
Just . minute please. the Colonel -aid
Give her a chance It's the first tItn. We
bad my picture taken on THIS trip
Everybody laughed almost hoistcro,I-ly.
for ~ course IN" Colonel has besn snap
shottsd quite som" recently In fact thsra
are four photographers IN tho train
Tonight Mr. Roosevelt - rolling through
Kansas. where IN. progres~Ive~ are IN
surEent He - now chatting with Gar
held and Plnchoi A great celebration
has been planned for him. and they eH-
poet him IN c,r loo@e and GO the limit
which those IN the train think he probably
will NOT do. Tho insurgents N dav pub
lIshed their resolutions, written by William
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
Ochr0ni0ny cd strasZne-
20 niebeZpieCZohStWa.

E. .n - 49,. -. az
,,Nigdy ME ozu}em. sic tax Bills
kim mego grobu'' pisze Lewis
Chamblin, z Manchester, Ohio,
R. r. No. 8 AJAX v ten czas, gdy
uiebezpieozny kaszel ! .choroba p{uc
zniszczyla mnie do lis funt6w ma
przekore rozmaitYm. lekarstwom j
o%a]lepszym lekarzom. A Re dis
leszcze zyle zawdzieczam 1edynie
ORA King'a New Discovery, kt6re
mnie kompletnie wyleezyfo- Ieraz
waze 100 funt6w. j moge ciezko
pracowad. Ono wyleezy1os takie
osworo moich d. eci, choryeh ma
krup." Niezawodne ma kaszel j
zaziebien,e, jest to najlepsze j ME.
zawodne lekarstwo ma grype, asts
me, niebezpieczne choroby pluo j
wszYstkle uczucia krtanioYe, SOC j
sl.o0. Butelki ma probe darmo.
Gwarantowane przez NJ. J. Kowa-
lewsklego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

JeSli co stracicie, to tylko
k}opoty, truly i to zgryzoty,
jake macie. Natomiast zas.
przyjemnie wan bedzie na
stare lata patrzec, jak syn.
slicznie uprawia grunta.
= Jak to? dobrze upra-
via? = rzekf urazony .nieco
starzec czy Grzeg6rz my6-
Ii lepiej odemnie gospodaro-
wac? lepiej odemnie praco-.
wac?
- Kiedy, %ojczuchu, gnie-
wacie sic jeno; apprenticeship
.mnie ME zrozumieli. Was,
ia WIEN, Mkt ME zastapi, ale
cry to wy teraz 'vszystko ro-
'bicie? Hot no! inaczej juz i
die, kiedy obce rece pre-
wracaja wasza ziemie. Cho-
ciaz-bo sami dog]adacie
wszystkiego, =ale ju5 ME to-,
ami oczy ami nogi ME dopisu-
ia wan tax. Naprzyk}ad to-
raz wstajecie Q dwie godzi-
ny p6zniej, a i do lasu=nie
tax czesto zagladacie. Me
.%wymawiam wan tegc, DO pc
prawd2ie, lepiej, 10 szanuje-
Gle swe zdrowie, re sic osz-
czedzacie, tego tylko zada~
n.y.. Lecz. oni pr6zniaki
:korzystaja, a majatek ginie.
Ile6cie naprzyk}ad dawniej
miewali k6p zboza.
- Bywa}o oko}o dwudzie-
stu. "
"A te:az i pietnastu ME-
ma?
- Prawda6 to.
.--- Dawniej ~mieWaliscie
pelna beczke miodu z paste.
XII, a dis. 80. i po}owy tego
ME dochodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
NieWdziecz'':n!l!i.

=
AGO. 3;
Gag a AZ
A no ! c6z? wszak ro'
bic cz}ek must.
TAX, ale ME zabijac sic.
Wszak moze sic .zdarzyc, re
was jaka6 robota cd razu
powali ma loze,a wtedy.. :.
my tylko bedziemy mieli "a
swoje.
- Praca: ME zahija, mole
dziecko; ona silly dodaje.
No, juz ME. pozwole ma
to, moi ojcze. Trzeba odsta-
pic majatez syno vi.
- Go? oddac majatek! -
zawo1a} starry z przestrachem:
Erh, kt6z wan m6wi,
azebySeie oddali majatek
rzekla >czule. - Alboz my
tego chcemy? Ja>m6wiea ably.
6cie mu odstapili - odstapii-:
H.: "a dobry doch6d, "a
roczne wynagrodzenie, "a
plate, jak pensye.
ALE bo" to:... = -. ...'>.
-. Czyz, ojcze,i tax ME
ma niego przejdzie kiedys
ten majatek? P~rzeciez chy-
ba ME wydziedziczycie syna,
nieprawdaz? doda}a 6miejac
sic.
- Coz to z1oWu "a gada-
ME! ale... ..:..,~
- Ale co? Wszak wasza
ziemia zawsze bedzie do was
n~aleza}a, ciagle bedziecie MIA
zarzadzac. MAJ moi, a wasz
kochany Grzeg6rz, vie pre-
ciez dobrze*co sstescie war
CT, jake gospodarz, ogrod-
nix i pasiecznik; bedzie tel:
zawsze zasiega} waszej rady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
Prawda.

! "a
Prawda.
Ola czego? Bo ME jes- .
telcie w gi' m}odymi,
moi ojcze. Brak tn juz Okla, i
brak raki, brak pana j PAM. ]
fGdyby by1a PAM, zarazby i 2
naczej posz}o. j
Wien ci moja droga, ze '
ieste6 bardzo zdatna do rza 6
dzenia ]udzmi. t
- A i to, pewnikiem wie-
Gle, ze was kocham. Ot6z wi
dzicie, jak to wy bedziecie t
szczekliwymi, gdy pozbedzie- /
Gle. sic k1opotu, a co miesiac, r
ley tel co kwarta}, jak tam d
zech cecie, dostaniecie sw6j q
dochodzik, swoia jakoby pen o
sya. 4
Dusza wasza bqdzie mia}a
spok6j, a warto go mice, bo6. il
Gle luz starry. Up
- Bodac ME, onegdaj G
sko6czy}em sze6cdziesiat lip
o6m.
A to tez. Potrzebuiecie b
tel przeciez ciep}ego odzie- t
MIA a WV go sobie odmawia- t
Gle, jak ty]ko siano chybi
lub pasieka ME dopisze. A t.
pleniadz? on nigdy ME "a
choruje, zawsze was dojdzie r
ca}y, Czasem tel i ola wnucz- q
k6w kupicie podarunek, co p
wszakze lubicie, n~ieprawdaa? r
- Dobre dziec;aki, gree" e
CINE mad podziw. t.
- Ot6z to-. A bedziecie tez q
pewno bardzo radzi isc wte-
dy ze nina do miasta i o.
t%rzymanych cd mas picnic
dry kupic i'm cos: w6zek, =
rydelek, konika? Ho, no! bop
ten starszy, jeno do konia, do :
rydla, bedzie z niego tegi ro-
botnik zaraz widac, re W zy' 'e
ZACH p}ynie mu krew dziad- "
ka. Wiecej tel do was podo, .
bny, niz do Grzegorza. ~
Starry dziadu6 ma to wszyst. y
kie pochlebne gadania Mary =
amy rozczuli} sic bardzo,
az zacza} ca}owac swe wnu-
XII. Tymczasem Maryanna u =
mysli}a jeszcze bardziej ujat!
sobie staruszka.
"A wieciez, kochany Oh
cze, 10 gdy tylko Grzeg6rz
stalby sic w}ascicjelem wa
szego gruntu, zaraz by}by o.
brany ma volta?
-: -.
- 81
.l
/ GA 81
NXxIIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
Piewsiz!yj raz to slysze,

leg z7--.-7-- -z---7 ..7T
- PieWszy- raz to s1ysze,
ale .czy tel to prawda?
siyszalamt o juz cd vie
lu, a piss sal 4 m IS nn =, mo.
jemu, ably ssi9Epostara} po-
zyska6 grunIE7.E::bbo wybory
juz niedaleko,:a7ggmina i ma
wet nacz elnik:-Fpo,W vi pra~
gnie Grzegorza -zrob:6 VOL
tom. -.
Co? Grzeg6rz w6jtem?
= Tax, tax 1ojcze. To
tez %dopom6zcie =nu ~ tenn,
boo sami wiecie, re. ME zla
rzecz to w6jtostwo, jeszcze
ola Grzegorza, coto i rozum
ma i ezlek pismienny. Me:
. ISL - ..." y -: .@# ISt
odm6wcle, ojcze:. Ot6z i
G~rzeg6rz.
. Gdy Grzeg6rz ~wszed} do
izby, ojciec-:z u6miechem "a
pyta} 60, czy. prawda, ze go
chca zrobic W6jtem i czy on
przystalby ma to.
= Gadaja6 :pono ludzie,
DO gadaja,,i Maryanna mi O.
tenn m6wi{a, re. pisarz tax
twierdzi{. :"
- Toe jesli tax, moi synu,
to ci i zapisze wszystko.
- Ale pewno trzeba pred
rejentem rzek}a Maryan-
ma - DO ola naezelnika wy
pada wszystko podawa6 u
~rzedownie. MECH 10
Grzeg6rz jest w}ascicielem,
to i w6jtostwo mu oddadza
zaraz. Wybory "a .tydzie6.
- Kiedy6 tax, to i do
UiZes -~..s.
W kilka dni potem Gala
Perzn6W stawi}a sic
rejentem W miasteczo
ku. Tu staruszek zezna1, ze
odstepuie ma r'z ,:' syna ca
Ee swoje mienie, sobie zas
wymawia calkowite az do I
smierci ~utrzymanie dwies'
Gle rubll pieniedzmi. Adwo-
kat spojrzal ia Bart}omieja,
p6zniej ma mlodych, a wi
ze W wszystkiem rel
wodzi ME Grzeg6rz, ale Ma
ryanna, zapytal staruszka. !
Czyzescie Isle dobrze
namy6lili, poczciwy Gospoda-
rzu?
Bart!omiej milcza}, wido.
,znem tel by}o, il by'o mu
rozstawac sic z tenn, ma
20 Gale zycie pracowa}.
~Zastan6wcis sic, staru-
dobrze - rzek} znowu
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
JARRETT.

A parcel of dry good was found on
Saturday last near the Rockford store.
The owner can have the package by
|decribing its contents. Call at Rock
ford store.
L. E. Dart is putting his land in fine
shape and planting out young
orchard.
Joe Hengt has force of men build.
ing fiume on the Hood River Irrigation
district and will soon be ready to lei
the water run so that the berries will
not suffer for water this season.
1t would be we'll if the supervisor
would attend TO the wornout bridge
on the north end of Methodist Lane
and fill up the deep chuck holes 80 as u
be ready for berry season.
Mr.. Manning with his force of mel
and teams, his now putting the eighty
acre into fine shape and setting .ou
orchard on the south end of Rockforc
avenue
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Cold boiled ham at Mcclure Bros.
Buy your seed oats at Whiteheads.
Buy your seed oats at Whitehead's.
Early Rose seed potatoes. Whitehead.
Shoes made or repaired at Johnsen's.
Early Rose Seed Potatoes. Whitehead.
Diamond Chick Feed at Whitehead's.
Best line of Spray Nozzles at Melon
aids.
Hazelwood Creamery Butter at Nc
Guires.
A brand new surrey for sale by Harris
on the Heights.
Blacksmith shop for sale by F. f.
Harris, on the Heights.
G. Fl. Carrier, expert piano tuner and
repairer. Phone 210K.
Full cream cheese, 224 cents pound,
at Holman q Nicholson's.
If you want shoes that don't 60
wrong go to Johnsen's.
Blacksmith shop, tools and stock for
sale by Harris on the Heights.
Holman & Nicholson, on the Heights,
have some very fine comb honey.
Money to loan on improved farm
and. T. ID. Tweedy.
Home Rendered Leaf Lard at Mcclure
Bros.
II your shoes have gone wrong take
hem to johnson.
Highest market price paid for veal
and chickens. Mcclure Bros.
Get your spray hose from Mcdonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Harris on the Heights has several sets
OF double and single light harness toi
sale.
Order your wire.wound wooden water
pipe early, vs it is not held in stock
See Joe Wilson.
If YOU want to buy, sell or rent Hood
River property 60 to A. W. Onthank
Money te loan on first mortgages. Eotar
ial work of all kinds and legal papers
carefully prepared. Also fire insurance
the very best comp anies.
M. Pendergast, who recently bough
the Churchward place near Van Horn
has returned from Ft. Worth, Tex.
with his family and they are nov
living on the ranch.
The Apple Growers Union has Just re
peiyed carload OF Rex Lime and Sui
chur Solution and has more on the way
They also sell Black Leaf Extract an
Arsenate of Lead. Give them you
orders. II
Car of Utah Land Plaster. Whitehea
Horses and rigs for sale at Harris o
the Heights.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cur
any case of kidney and bladder troubll
not beyond the reach of medicine. N
medicine can do more. c. A. Plath.
The Baptist church makes new dt
parture this week in the establishmer
of a quarterly meeting This servic
will take the place of the formt
monthly business meeting and Will {
of social character as we'll as tf
consideration of the business affair (
the church. The Tuesday evenin
meeting of the young people continue
to be marked with interest and el
couraging progress is being made
the plan looking toward the tinishlng
the church interior.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores OF Hood River Readers Are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.

W. T. Baker, real estate agent, Hood
River, Oregon, says: Every winter !
suffered severely from lumbago. AS
soon as the cold weather came on l was
in misery and although l doctored and
tried many remedies. / could not find
the slightest relief. After suffering in
this way for three years, my attention
was called to Doan's Kidney Pills and |
procured box at Clarke's Drug Store.
The contents Of one box OF this remedy
gave me great relief and continued its
use until was free from kidney com
plant / give Doan's Kidney Pills the
credit for my cure.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United Statee.
Remember the naTe--Doan's--and
take no other.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21

Get early cabbage plants at White
heads.
Get early cabbage plants at Whito'
heads.
Mrs. D. Mortimer went to Portland
Tuesday for visit.
The St. Marks Guild will meet with
Mrs. E. ]. Young Friday afternoon.
A. B. Shelley reports the sale of 40
acres of his place south of Odell to W.
o. McCaw.
The Rev. Mr.. Warren, of The Dalles,
will hold services Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock at St. Marks church.
Reymund Early, Elwood Luckey,
Este Brosius, Harry and Burleigh
Cash, Sidney Henderson, Albert Cara
brant, Ferdinand Struck, Ray Murphy
and Karl Onthank, all students at the
University of Oregon in Eugene are
here this week spending the spring
vacation at home.
The Music Club reports good meet
ing with Mrs. Sletten last week. A
practice of the music for the open
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
Dumble Tuesday evening. The next
meeting of the club will be week
from today at the home of Mrs. A. A.
Jayne.
A. S. Hall, from the Willamette val
ley came last week to take charge of
the business of Hood River Electric
Light, Power & Water Co. J. Caring
ton, of Portland, has been here audit
ing the books Of the company for the
past week and it is understood that a
deal is on to sell the plant to outside
investors.
The Mosier Fruit Growers Associa-
tion has selected A. p. Bateham, Amos
Root, C. A. McCargar, J. M. Carroll
and d. P. Harvey, directors for the
coming year. The board has chosen
H. M. Huxley to manage the affairs
of the union. Mr.. Huxley releases the
management of the Hood River union
May and will then move to his ranch
near Mosier.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
For Sale.

% acres of peerless apple land, miles
out on the East Side.
800 trees years old
100 trees years old
$50 trees years old
12S trees year old
67s trees all commercial varieties and in
prime condition. Will sell entire tract
or subdivide For information see L. A.
r. Clarke, Odell, phone Odell l24 or
address Shelley 4 Son, Carson, Wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
Christian Science.

Reading room, No. Davidson bldg,
corner Cascade and Third Ave. Open
daily from to 5 p. m. Services in
Reading Room: Sunday, II a. m.
Wednesday 8p. m. Subject for week
ending April "a, Everlasting Punish
tnant "