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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910
TO THE APPLE
GROWERS OF HOOD RIVER VALLEY
This is the crucial year for growers of this and other North
western Apple Producing: Sections. It is to your interests to
become associated with reputable, experienced and up-to-date
dealers in Western Box Apples in Eastern Markets. We are the
pioneer house in handling: Western Box Apples in New York
and European Markets. Occupying: the strongest possible posi
tion to realize best results covering: any and all shipments en
trusted to our care. Handling: over 1100 cars of Pacific Coast
Fruits in the Eastern Markets last year is a sufficient guar
antee of our ability to conserve your interests in every way.
RAE & HATFIELD
317 WASHINGTON STREET, NEW YORK
WILL OPEN UP
BIGTERRITORY
Steps are being taken liy V. L.
Clarke, Mrs. Marlon MacHae, the Ep-plng-Brydle
Company, (). L. Yander
bllt, and others owning land lu that
district, to have the Post Canyon
road put through Immediately. Thin
road will open up 8 large territory
that Is being rapidly developed and
some of the landowners have already
slashed for the road through their
premises. When completed It will
make a great deal ot land that Is
available for (rult accessible In the
southwest section of the valley and
be one of the most desirable districts
In the county.
Seven hundred acres of land In this
section have been disposed of by Mrs.
MaeKae to middle west people, most
of them from Iowa, and the Epping
Brydle company has also disposed
of a good deal of Its big tract In this
neighborhood. The Iowa people
who have bought largely In the
Macltae tract have engaged A. C.
Hallam of Kansas City to clear be
tween 400 und 5K) acres for them.
Mr. Hallam expects to arrive here
shortly and will bring with him a
big steam stump puller and other
machinery for clearing and grubbing
different from anything. It Is
claimed, that has Ix-en put Inline In
the valley. Elmer Keeve, an experi
enced graduate horticulturist, will
have charge of the planlirig arid care
of the tract until It Is five years to
six years old, through an agreement
he has with the owners.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will le
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that ncl-j
ence has been able to cure In all its i
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's'
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive;
cure now known th the medical fro- j
ternlty. Catarrh, being a constitu
tional disease, requires a coiistitu-i
tlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting dl-j
rectly upon the blood ami mucin
surfaces of the system, thereby ile-1
stroylng the foundation of the dis- ;
ease, and giving the patient strength
by bulldlug up the constitution and I
assisting nature in doing Its work.
The proprietors have so much faith
In tta curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that It falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, (. Sold by druggists,
75c. Take Hall's Family Fills for
comtlpatloo.
Court?
mouse
Mi
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deed record,
iMimas road,
chairman Pumas
two days bailiff
witness circuit
witness circuit
County Court Proceedings
The following bills were allowed
at the August term of the County
Court:
ISeall Ac Co., rooter plow, .4:.
P. F. I'.radford, ax in (in Mimas
road, S.'.so.
V. 1). Copper, care of lawn, 1.1.
(J. W. JMmmick, deputy assessor,
$120.
Irwln-Hodson Co.,
71.20.
Jacob a-wi, nxman
$.10.
C. It. McCoy, school examination
$2..V),
Wm. II. Metcalf,
road, 7.40.
Chas. F. Morse,
clrculn court, $7.
Carl A. IVath,
court. 2.
H. W. Pratt,
court, $2.
(). II. I'hoades, chairman Iiiimas
road, S..10.
Iiert Sandman, one coyote, 1 .K).
I'nlon Oil Company, $.10 P1.
W. E. Hanson, deputy clerk, 7.1.
Hood Itiver Power A: Water Co.,
water and power, .10.0.1.
Shaw & Pronson, professional ser
vices, 11. .12.
L. E. Morse, Incidentals, $10..'!.1.
A. C. Statcn, hardware road dis
trict No. !!, $21 .10.
C. F. Sumner, supplies, 7.70.
S. V. Curran, superintendent road
district No. 2, 170.2.1.
Cottage Hospital, contract, $20.
.1. P. Lucas, Incidentals, 20.
.1. 'Ickham, deputy assessor, $210.
V. C. P.rock, road warrants, '!,
!:! :;:.
I,. F. Morse, to lots 10 17, block IS.
S. H., S .;:.
Notice to Apple Packers
The Apple Urowers I'nlon requests
all packers who want to park ap
ples this fall to call at the ollice of
the union and register th"lr names
and plare of residence , Oood pav
and a long season of work guirun
teed all experienced packers.
C. II. SiMtovr,
Manager Hood lllver Apple (rovers
I'nlon.
"Advertising brings success" If
what you advertise bears out your
advertisement.
PENDLETON PLANS
WILD WEST SHOW
Articles of Incorporation for the
Northwestern Frontier Exhibition
Association have been filed and all
arrangements have been completed
for holding the tirst annual "Pound
up" in Pendleton. Ore., which event
will be the biggest frontier celebra
tion ever held In the Northwest. It
is to be an annual event, and an ef
fort Is to be made to make it rival
the big shows at Cheyenne and
lienvcr.
When the plan was started a few
days ago the capital stock was
placed at :S,uii. The committee
was overwhelmed with applica
tions for the stock and the amount
was increased to $.1,0U0, and no man
was allow eil to suliscrllie more
than $lu.
Events characteristic of frontier
days and military spectacles by the
I'. S. army will have place In the
contests, which will cover three
days, September 2!, ." and Oct. 1.
Pendleton Is Ideally situated for
uch a show, slne it it Is the trading
center for cattlemen and horsemen
In practically all of Eastern Oregon.
Several thousand dollars will lie
offered in prizes, besides each contest
In the riding, roping and racing
events will be for the championship
of the Northwest.
Severn! hundred Fmatill-i, Walla
Walla, Cay use, Yakima and Ne
Perce Indians are to be invited.
I'.ronco busters ami owners of out
law horses from northern Idaho to
Oklahoma have nln-adj signified
their intention of participating. In
suring a frontier show well worth
going hundreds of miles to see.
A race track Is to be constructed
and the racing of cowboys ami Indi
ans In old-fashioned western style
will be a feat lire.
I ire in Oak drove District
A forest lire which started near the
home of I: P. Huge in the Oak
fJrove district, Sunday, kept neigh
bors In that district busy for some
time keeping it from burning up Mr.
noges new house, i ne nre was
finally coii'iucred with shovels anil
backfiring. Hugh Watson, who has
charge of the place, had Just moved
Into the premises, and feared for a
time that his furniture would be
destroyed Mr. Hoge and family are
at present on their way to Alaska.
Copy for advertisements MUST be
In the office by Monday NOON.
mWHfJrT1lJ"
Campers Supplies
and full line of Fishing
TacKle, Guns, Ammunition
Blowers Brothers
HA'R'DWA'RE
! Ill II I B I ll. II II I I Willi I II
Cor. Oak and First
GSn J VOGT cHon
- homing Uoday for the first
JSfetsv JorK. J1ylcs of
Hlfred Benjamin" Clothes
The mosT; remarkable assemblage of fine clothing ever
shown in this store. An exhibition of styles created
by the most talented designers in New York. Each
suit is individually cut and hand-tailored and on sale
at the same price asked elsewhere for ordinary factory
made clothing.
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