HOOD RIVER SUN.
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Ti) ree months . .'ft.
(strictly in advance).
Advertising rates made known on application
MOOD RIVER, OR., OCT. 3,
T1m 0. R. & N. people have been
clo'mg some excellent work .for Ore
gon as well as for that railroad, in
experimenting with grains an
grumes on tracts of land in Eastern
Orison, and thus demonstrating
the quality and value of the soil
. During. the past few years the O
R. it. N. has keen the most effective
immigration agent Oregon eou
have had. ..." And it. has not only
thus shown up a portion of the
state's resources ..by experimental
lion ; and exposition, but it has
"brought this knowledge home to
the most desirable classes of people
for immigrants farmers with some
jneans who desire to better their
climatic condition. A large pm
portion of the excellent class of im
migrants now coming to this Sec
tion are doing so as a result of the
: "very practical and useful work of
the O. R. & M. (Jo. lhis company
Js also spending many thousands of
tfollars straightening and otherwise
improving their road between The
Dalles and Portland, which is
thoroughly appreciated by the
traveling public.
- The Pennoyer saw mill at Port
land is to be set running again as
soon as the machinery can be put
in running order. ; Who says times
arc not better? ... Pennoyer, one of
the calamity-howlers, and the re
puted poor man's friend acknowl
edges it by starting, up his mill,
which he declared would not be run
until better times. This is one of
the largest lumber mills in the
state and employs a. large number
of men. Many poor men are await
ing the mill to be set in motion, as
they expect to be 'employed in it.
Bully for Pennoyer!
There is a good demand for Ore
gon timber claims, and many
deeded- quarter sections are being
purchased for $300 tp-600. The
purchasers feel confident that these
'Claims will be worth from $6000 to
$7000 ....within five years. From
present indications there will be
very little timber unclaimed in
Oregon after, this year, and many
contests will be filed in local land
offices for the purpose of canceling
entries formerly made on claims
since abandoned. Portland Tele.
gram. . '- ' . -'
The Dewey celebration at New
"York, Friday and Saturday, was
the greatest demonstration the
world has ever shown any one man.
It is estimated that over . 3,000,000
outside visitors were Dresent and
that the city is $40,000,000 better
fixed" on account of it. Hood
. River might just as well have had
this celebration had Dewey been
.. r:i.i.i .... ii. .a i.
.rif.'iT.i 1 141 1 Mi II .i.ih Milliliter run. 1111 fin-
jections would be made to his land
ing here.
. Hood River valley contains no
more enthusiastic friend than Mr.
John, Bradley, . our enterprising
7aker. He has been in almost
verv state in the Union and also
in every nook and corner . of Can
ada, on the lookout for an ideal cli
mate,, but never found it until he
came-' to Hood River a few years
agov Being an intelligent and very
wbservant gentleman, he" is a com
petent judge in such matters.
Hon. E. L. Smith desires us to
say that' he believes our worthy'and
abie" representative to congress,
Hon.. M-A. Moody of The Dalles,
in- entmeu to- tne credit lor ootain
ingfor Hood River valley the ru
ial free mail delivery system. Nevertheless-the
people thus benefitted
thoroughly appreciate Mr. Smith's
efforts- for his valuable assistance in
Zfeelping Mr. Moody secure- for our
people this great convenience.
Appearances today are. that the
last-reported ultimatum of Cham
liertain will only be replied to by
Boer bullets. Either side is liable
at any moment now to fire the first
fetal shot,, and then ,. without fur
iihev declaration or ceremony, the
Tsar that will wipe the independent
Ttf-'republic out of existence will
Jte n.
Nearly 1000 ' copies of the Sun
eii! sent out last, week in this im
mediate neighborhood,, but not one
lalf enough to go round, judging
irom the demand for extra copies.
If you have not destroyed the copy
ivi -vriii bisf. woplc Rnd it to mmfl
friivft'l in the East or elsewhere.
THEM'S OUR SENTIMENTS
Hon. H. W. Scott, editor of the
Oregonian, would make a repre
sentative U. S. senator from Ore
gon. ' He is a man of superior
intellect, great breadth of compre
hension in national and interna
tional circles of influence and has a
strength of character' second in
degree to no man now- before the
American public. His honesty is
fearless and .uncompromising. He
is the embodiment of the' new and
determined spirit of the great North
west and stands to do more for our
broader commercial and political
future than any other man. He
should go to the senate from Ore
gon. Blue Mountain American.
The city of New York was not in
the business of receiving Dewey in
a manner never surpassed just for
glory. It has been estimated that
$12,000,000 a day was left there for
several, days last week. It is
rare occasion when the almjghty
dollar does not play an important
part. .... - - ' - ' .
Water works service sufficient to
accommodate 2000 people is being
provided for the new town of Shan
iko, in Sherman county. ' We un
derstand that a new paper is soon
to be started in the new town by
Mr. Middleton, of Portland, for
merly city editor of the Oregonian
If the business of our postoflice
continues to increase right along.
as it has lately, it will not be long
until it will be in the third-class
list, with $1000 a year salary. """
If the people will be quiet for a
few days it may be permitted to
witness the exhibition of Professor
Kruger's skill as a lion tamer in
South Africa. ,
The palmy days of the Oregon
farmer are at hand, when he can
afford not only a trip abroad, but
an occasional operation for appen
dicitis. . . - ,
The old war veterans are all ex
pansionists. They could not be
otherwise and be . wise. Eugene
Register. ; ' - ' ; r
The Sun thanks the press of the
state for the many kind words of
encouragement and good wishes.
CUPPINGS..
News of Local Interest From onr
Nearby Exchanges.
.. Times-Mountaineer.
Geo. Prather, of Hood River, was in
i.ne cny on Dusuiess inureuay.
Rftv. .TertkinH And ffl.milv. of Hood
iviver, tire visiting irifjiutj in xne uauvn.
t . - : a r r i . j M'l r i . , i
T. P. Ketehum boueht about 400
lambs from Walter O'Dell, of .Hood
Kiver. . ' .. " . .
County Clerk A.. 31. Kelsav returned
Monday from a trip through ' the in
terior. W hue gone he visitea Antelope,
also the new town of Shaniko and the
Sherman county towns. Mr. Kelsey. is
of the opinion that Moro, Wasco and
Urass alley has an able rival m Khan
iko, as the prospects of that place are
exceptionally prigni. ... ,
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the county clerk's office today for a com
pany which will be known as the Shaniko-
Warehouse Company, with head
quarters at Shaniko, the proposed ter
minus ot tne Uolumoia southern Kail-
way. the capital stock will amount to
$42,000 divided into 420 shares at $100
each. The incorporators are B. r,
Laughlin and Wentworth Lord, of The
Dalles ana w . ti. Moore, ol Shaniko.
A shocking tragedy occurred near the
free bridge Monday atiernoon. when
Mrs. W..T. uyton drowned herself and
her two children a boy of 4 years and a
girl ot 3 years in the Deschutes river.
A family jar in tne morning led the un
fortunate woman to end her own and
her children s fives, the bodies were
recovered next morning. Uyton formerly
owned a farm near Ttie Dalles, and was
married here five years ago, since which
time he 'has been a rancher in Sherman
county. His wife was a native of Grass
alley. , " '
Moro Observer. .. . :-,.-.
Will those who think "Bryan will run
again" please explain when he quit run
ning f
Antelope has the $1,500 this year that
has been going to the district fair at
the Dalles.
Moore Bros, have sold a half interest
in Shaniko to a party of loading capital
ists, amongst whom are D. M. and J. W
French, B. F. Laughlin, W. Lord and E
C. Pease. Articles have been filed in
corporating the Shaniko Warehouse Co.,
and also to extend the townsite company-
.', .. , ;
uoiuennaie oenimei. .- .
The few Klickitat farmers who exerted
"nerve" last fall and sent at great ex
pense to Walla Walla valley and pro
cured the red Russian wheat for a trial
seeding on uplands are said to be in
unusuallv good spirits over their experi
ment. The yield in bushels ranges
from 35 to. 50 per acre. To show the
marked difference of the returns a
farmer on Spring creek sowed blue stem
and red Russian side by side on the
same- character ' of soil. The average
yield of the former was 23 and of the
latter 35 bushels per acre. " All the red
Russian variety produced m Klickitat
this year will be used by local farmers
for reseoding. It is believed the demand
for seed will require the importation of
new wheat by Klickitat farmers.
Stevenson Pioneer.
Col. Davidson and Mr. Johns, of the
Lost Lake Lumber Company, of Hood
River, were in town several davs this
week looking after timber. Their mill
at Hood River is too large to' be kept
busy with logs from the near vicinity
and so they must get logs from other
places, and Stevenson is about the
handiest place to get them from.
One of Aguinaldo's. particular
friends and supporters, Jerry Simp
son the notorious anarchist, who
was talking treason before a Kan
sas audience the other; night, was
very properly hissed off the stage.
and his voice drowned by the re
sonant, inspiring, patriotic tones of
"The Star Spangled Banner." An
exchange adds that he was "lucky
(or unlucky) to escape with his
worthless life. . '.-..?"'
Dewey says he isn't fit to be
president, but during his adminis
tration at Manila, when he was in
sole command, he showed shrewder
diplomacy, better statesmanship
and more common sense than prob
ably would have been displayed by
either Mr. McKinley or Mr. Bryan
Spokane Spokesman-Re view..
Where They Are Now.
Take a walk through a .cemetery ofa large
city, and you will pass the last renting place of
t he man who blew down the muzzle of a gun to
see if it wae loaded. A little further down the
slope is the man who tried to jump on a mov
ing train. . The handsome marble shaft of the
man who blew out the gas casts a shadow
across the bosom of the hired girl who lit the
tire with kerosene, while in close proximity
lies all that is mortal of the old lady who kept
strychnine and baking powder on the same
shelf in the pantry. " The dude who wore a plug
hat in Texas is quiet now, and he rests beside
the gambler who turned the trump from the
bottom of the deck. The fair damsel who
pinched ber corset to the last hole and danced
every number at the firemen's ball, slumbers
close to her lover, the intelligent idiot who
rode a bicycle ten miles in nine minutes. The
stylish young man who smoked a cigar while
cleaning his clothes with gasoline, sleeps most
peacefully, and the branches of the rosebush
which adorns the last resting place of the old
maid who contracted the morphine habit and
took too much, wave over her grave. But,
alasl Beneath a grassy mound moulders a
greasy suspender button, all that could be
found of the printer's devil who lit a cigarette
over the benzine can while washing the roUer.
The troubles of the farmer who stood in front
of the sickle to oil his mowing machine are
over now, and so are those of the battle scarred
veteran who fought in the Mexican war, won
laurels in the last great rebellion, but failed to
successfully draw his musket through a barbed
wire fence while out hunting woodebucks.
Yes, the fools are slowly floating down the
river and through the backyard fence of the
past. Pretty soon they will all be gone ; then
someone will invent a way to make a living
without work, and life will become one round
ol hilarious enjoyment.
o OFFICE OF o
RAND & STEWART,
.'"'-' Dry Goods,
1 Fancy Goods,
I Boots and Shoes,
flHafdiuape, :-. ,
fGPoeeries,
' Croekepy. -
Hood River, Or., Sept. 21, '99.
To All Buyers:
Our System, "Buy and. Sell for
Cash," has shown wonderful possibili
ties. Our immense cuts on .
, Dry Goods, 10 to 30 per' cent. .
Stoves, 25 per cent. . ' :
- Crockery and Glabsware, 20 per
cent. . . '.
. Boots and Shoes , 10 to 50 per cent'.
Jewelry and Silverware, 50 per
r cent., to close but, .
. Toilet Articles and Perfumes,
50 per cent., to close out, .. :
-' Clothing, 30 to 40 per cent., to
.. . close out, , ' .
; Mill and Loggers Supplies, 30
" , " per cent., to close out,
has proven that it can be done and
make money. Because the credit
merchant " "';'' ' ' .' ". '
Pays from 2 to 10 per cent, more for
goods : -.' ' " . ' '.
Pay 8 a book-keeper good wages; .
Loses 5 to 8 per cent, of accounts, which
you must pav :
Loses the cash discounts in buying; .
Forgets to charge items sold,' making a
total ditterence in favor of "Buy and
'Sell for Cash" of 6 to 18 per
cent. . Consider this and our LOW
EXPENSES and you know why we
.meet PORTLAND CASH PRICES
'; (minus freight) AND MAKE MONEY.
The complete success of our effort
justifies our decision to include Ahlt
GROCERIES on the new -percentage
basis. ..... ' " ; '.:
To make our reasoning plain compare
following prices with credit purchases.
also CASH BIllS FROM PORTLAND.
Extra C Sugar, 18 lbs.". . , : . . .'. . . $1.00
D Gran. - " 17 ft8.'. . ... . . . . . . , . 1.00
Washing Soap, full weight, 7 bars. .25
Pearline Wash, powders, 1 pkg. ... .05
Monkey Soap, 3 oars. . . , ! .25
Yosemite Coffee, 1 lt ... ; ; ......... . .10
Arbuckles "... .2 lb. . . .25
Mocha and Java, 1 fi . ,', . , . . .30
Sun dried Japan Tea, i lb .45
Star Tobacco, 1 fi '. ; . .45
Battle Axe " 1 ft...;,,;-.......,. :.45
Scalping Knife, 1 lb............... ..35
Big Nickle, lfc. .30
White Beans.33 Bs 1.00
Pink or Black Beans, 30 fbs 1.00
No. 1 Rice, 16 lbs... . 1.00
No. 3 " 20 lbs... 1.00
G Diamond Flour, warranted, bbl. 3.10
H. O. Mush, pkg...,...;: ..; -.10
Grandma's Mush, 3 pkgs. ...'..,.: .25
Feed Cawh Market. . . . - . ,
Pyramid. Washing Powder, 4 lbs. .V .20
Lard, 5s. . .. . . . . ... ..... .'. . . . . . .-.'. . " .45
' 108. . . :.. :. . .90
Calumet Baking Powder, per can. . ' .25
Folgers " , ." " - " ' . : - ..35
Prize : " -.-'- . " J- " .. .40
Salmon, . ' ." .10
tomatoes, " , , . " .10
Com, ' 4 -. '.'. " . .' .10
Sardines, . .. ..... ;. .10
Condensed Milk, .. " ... .15
Pickles, per keg . . . ... ; '.'.. ............ 1.05
Pickles, per bottle. 20
Syrup, Ex. Heavy Drip, per gal.. .': .50
Lemon Sugar, per can. . ........ .20
Peaches, " .. .', . . .10
String Beans, ; " .10
Peas, ... " . ., ......... .10
Assorted Jellies, per glass .1214
Dairv Salt, 501b sack. . . . . . .50
Table " 101b .10
A full line of Fancy Groceries, Can
dies, Spices, Crackers and Mushes at
CASH PRICES. ' ; ' ; .
All "salable PRODUCE accepted as
CASH. ' ' . . . :
Does it pay you to buy on credit?
. Does it pay you to buy in Portland ?
Not while we live and remain
- 7 Yours frulyv '
: RAND & STEWART.
RECIPROCITY
Is still in the field
Fresh and
- t v- Bacon,
Groceries, Flour and Feed
In Every Nook and Corner of JEIood River Valley. . ,
NEW AND FRESH GOODS AT "RUSH ALONG ' PRICES
- .., Largest Retail Business in the Valley.
, - "Miss us and you are not in the swim."
"Quick Sales and - Fair Margins of Profit"
:""r;'.": ' :x Suit us. : .'..;'--.- :'".".'"
. Here are some samples: ' " . ' . ' ' . ;
Picnic Hams. .......... . . . . .11c v :v; - ; ''
Lard 50 and 90c:
'J'-;''v r Rolled Barley, per sack. . ....... . .,..90c ' " ''.-..' : "
v' . .. - 1 Shorts, per sack ...'..-...- .Hoc
, , . Cream Wheat Mush, 3 packages for 25c - -.
- -Pyramid Washing Powder, per pkg, ,25c . ''.---
' ... . - Pearline, Six 5-cent packages for. . ,.25c
We solicit your patronage. Goods delivered. Store opens 6:30 a. m
CLYDE W. BONN EX.
Iff You Appreciate a Good Thing,
';' ';,r '.VJ GET A 'y':
HAIITFOIID CYCLE, $35; VEDETTE, $25.
:'." :."' "' ' ;:-' Gtffc' :'-" -'-'"'. '' '..
The Royal Tailors hve clothed six million men, nd have made a record of value-EivinK and
Artistic Fitting. We are showing their superb
. - uuwu. i uu win men yuuj ijeii 11 yuu uun i see .uieiu uiiiii aiier uiueniig eisewneie. ...
Men's Wool Pants, Ready Made, Cheaper than Anywhere,
: ' ' '" " , - - cmmtfo' : ' - - : ;.: --.
.'.- - ,.WE GIVE THE VALUES.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
Hood River, Oregon. .
The HOOD RIVER TRADING CO.
: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES.
REAL ESTATE
Notary Public.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Go to Sherrill's for your couches and
lounges. '." . ..
Buy your school shoes from Bone &
McDonald. - " . . '
Don't foreet to call and see Sherrill's
new stock of pillows.
Try our famous Lustro Roast Coffee,
20c. .per K. Bone & McDonald.
Sherrill's newJ stock of Rockers are
hard to beat. ' Call and see them.
If you wear shoes, The People's Store
is interested in you and gives very best
deal. '
Bone & McDonald will sell vou bakinc
powder for 12c. per lb. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. ;
Just opened up a flue line of ladies'
Mackintoshes. - Call and see them, at
Bone & McDonald's. , r
For your mattress springs and bed
room suites call at Sherrill's and get his
prices before going to Portland. .
HORSES FOR SALE.
C. H. Luther has for sale cheap at his
farm the Berger place, 8 :miles south
west of town, A head of work horses,
harness and wagon.. ......
WHEN YOU WANT
First-class paintine and paper hang
ing, call on E. L. Rood, at Hood River.
Paper hanging and kalsomining . a
specialty. ' ... , '
FOR RENT.
Several houses for rent on the Para
dise farm,' also comfortable home and
large orchard. The right man can make
money raising fruit. A good place to
winter; Will take a portion of, pay in
worn. Apply to nr. Aaams, .
FINE PAINTING.
R. Lane, of Hood River, is Dreimred to do all
kinds of Artistic, Decorative, Sijrn and land
scape Paintine at the most reasonable jmces.
Give him a trial.
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of action selling
Cured Meats,
Lard, I
samples in the most elegant colorings pro-
Conveyancing".
F. SHAW,
Physician and Surgeon,
HOOD RIVER, OREGON. -
Office: Over Everhart's Store. 'Phone 81
Residence 33 and Central. -
J.
F. WATT, V
Physician and Surgeon,
HOOD RIVER, OREOON. .
Telephone : Residence 81; Office 83. Surgeon
for O. R. & N. Co.
. Physician' and Surgeon,
Office over Williams' Drug Store. Telephone
. . , . ..; ... Main 112. r
HOOD RIVER, - - OREOON.
JOHN BRADLEY
,' . , .. HAS HIS i
NEW BAKERY
In Hood River, Opposite Postofftce,
Now Ready for Business,
Is prepared to furnish, at all times, any and
"everything usually found in a
first-class bakery.
Bread, Pies and Cakes Baked to Order
on Short Notice.
P. F. Bradford,
Manufacturer of AU Ktnds of - r i ,
BOXES
And
Fruit Packages.
HOOD JIIVER,
ORE.
EVANS & RUSSELL,
BARBERS;
HOOD RIVER,
ORE.
First-Class work at the moderate rates of 15c a
shave and 26c for hair-cut. .
Razors Honed.
Give Us a Call.
II. C. BATEHAM,
-PROPRIETOR-
COLUMBIA NURSERY,
HOOD RIVER, OR.' v
ALL KINDS OF NURSERY STOCK; LARGE AS80RT-
V . MKNT. BEST VARIETIES.
An invitation is extended to the public to call
and inspect my trees and shrubbery. .
M
T. HOOD HOTEL
HOOD RIVER, OR.
G. A. iBELL, Prop.
First-class jn Every Particular. Moderate Rates.
Table Supplied With the Best in the Market.'
E. S. Omnger:
j. J.
MT. HOOD STAGE CO.
Daily Stage Between : n - ' . .
Hood River and Cloud Cap Inn.
First-class Turnouts for Tourists and Commercial Travelers.
Competent Drivers, Good Conveyances, Moderate Rates.
- General livery,, delivery and
The best of care taken of transient
Bring1 Your Fruit tol
The Davidson Fruit Co.
h, jVimI Get the Highest Prices.
When markets warrant,-we ship the fruit, otherwise handle it in our
. cannery.' We aim to merit your patronage by providing the' most
remunerative markets possible for your products. .
. WE SELL FRUIT BOXES AND CRATES OF HOME MANUFACTURE.
Agents for Studebaker Vehicles, Canton Clipper Plows and Cultivators,
- . and other Agricultural Implements and Garden Tools. The best
; at moderate prices. - ' . - . .
HOOD RIVEK, - - - OREGON.
ALEX STEWART,
-DEALER IN-
Genera 1 Me rchandis e
OF ALL KINDS. -
MOSIER, : : OREGON.
Country Produce Taken
' ": ; ; .' ; - o
Don't send away for what you can buy at home just aa cheap and just as good.
IF YOU WANT
GOOD SEASONED LUMBER OF "ALL KINDS AT REASON A
- ' BLE PRICES, CALL ON
Davenport Bros.'
-DEALERS IN-
LUMBER, WOOD, POSTS, ETC;
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
THE DALLES
R. H. WEBER, Prop., The Dalles, Or.,
Grower and Dealer in-
TREES
Fruit, Shade
i ' AND . '
Ornamental
' Evergreens, Roses and' Shrubbery, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies;
". : Dahlias, Peonies, Etc.
' . , , ' ; Nursery and Packing Grounds half mile east of Fair Grounds.
Agents for the Myers Lever Bucket Brass Spray Pvmp.. .- ; .
Remember onr Trees are Grown Without Irrigation. Send for Catalogue.
-Telephone 830 - ' ' P. O. Box 292.
Ed Williams.
WILLIAMS
-Proprietors
Hood river PHflRmAcv,
HOOD RIVER, OR.
Prescriptions a Specialty-Eille(l Night.
Stationery, Toilet, Articles, Perfumery , Etc. -
FURNITURE
Store With a Full
Undertaker and Embalmer, Paints and Oils
Building Material, Wallpaper, lite. - -
We are not given to sputtering around about what we are doing, but
, are here every day in the week, selling goods too, at Portland prices.; :
S. E. BARTMESS, -
KM SFE WEL . '
' Dealer in choice brands of " ' ' ' . . -
KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, TO-
13ACCOS, Etc.,
All Kinds of Soft
KEG AND BOTTLED BEER B Y THE GALL ON.
GOTO,
m 1j. Blodgett
-FOR-
Harness, saddles, bridles, whips, collars,
Stirrups, Robes;
Everything Usually, found in
Good hand-made harness. Carriage trimmings. Repairing done.
A. B. TOI.EY.
dray work of every description!
stock, and satisfaction guaranteed.
in Exchange for Goods.
Lumber Co.
NURSERIES
Grape Vines
.AND . i
Small Fruits
j Dr. F. C. Buosnja.
&: BROSIUS,
Aft
and Complete Stock.
- HOOD RIVER, OR.
Hood River, Or.
Drinks, Hats; Ete.:
Sweatpads, Etc.
a First-class Harness Shop.
LlICKKY.