"food Jiver Slctcicr. ! HOOD 1UVEU, Oil., JUNK, 18, ISO?. j "" " ' i IIE EAST '.' A 7Y7. i J no i YtiiUHf: is groat pit per nun .mi.: The Last 1 ork l.rlgut.njr i oinpany 1 t lww,mvt luall, !.,, Uie ! lu fairly cnm.ncii.vd work, l'vl8offllV Uh1 . ,.unfalr.. OVor ! oonv.)U ted ulM.ut thirty-three- roils at the head of thoir ilitih. THswoik is alleutheh.l Mile requires '; 1 IhuU untune mo won tne larger portion ol it will tako. lit sulos this o.NiK'iiom-o ' is oeeti gained, hiid woiv the fuiiiv work to lie done over it ootiM Ik done I.i much less timo. It is pioluiblo that 110 work will be done lorn month or so, us most of those Interested aiv coin in lied l leave the dttob to attend to thoir crop; but us soon us those tire atet!ie work will bo again taken tip and proseeiited vigorously. The faim uot the oast side b.tve this irrigating matter in thoir own lianas, us all that la required is work. Time, persoveranoe, 1 im'usfy and atioiuv w ill jeimit thein j to uupply thcnisolvts with an ubuu-j di vteoi waier, and hi this respect they I e in much belter condition llian their; l a u.u-n on tlio west side, who have i .Hiijonof the rixer to cross at co- lo.Uloi xpniso, or els a givater i-x-1 ! s in getting the water up tin tno Wfsiiiue. The very tiiicst land in the vu.ii.-y is on the east side, ami there is a vast quantity of it. With plenty of Waur these lands will be increased to live limes their present value. The p...ulation will le inona-d twenty j inui's, ana uie prtHuicis iunv a ouu- .co,...Mueu. .Mejeiusaaei iueau. supply Is obtained. 'Ihe undertaking ivui8 large to men of small means, but thev slioultl remeuiur tliat tlie reward will be large also. Aiiiscle and energy will accomplish tlie work, and lrcncc delays, vxtvpl when unavoidable, aie inexcusable. One year's crop will pay f .r uil the work, tLerefore do not wasie tuut ye.ir. THOSE POLITICS. The T'uiie-MouiUatnccr publishes a communication signed by '"L'tio," tak ing tw to task for ussertiug that Hood ltner's candidates were not treated fairly iu The Halie. The (.'orrespomi ut dodges the issue by comparing . handler's vote to Uoon's and Shelley's "to Fr ZjTerald's. We agaiu assert that wl.ut we aid before wa true. Coon aiid B.ythe ran well here because it was tlu-ir hiue precinct, (.'handler ran weh, una was expected lo do so, iu The Ilies icause he inny nith tolerable j'uuess be called a citizen of that pre c.ncl. lather ran ahead of his ticket j litre for the same reaaon he lived here, -m. personally acquainted witn almost every voter hi the precinct, and bis vole shows the respect in which he was livid. jVlr. iiulcu ran ahead of his ticket iu Duuir, probably for the same reason. This ia exacted and is quite in the natural order of things. If ' Uho" will explain why Klythe ran 7i votes behind Moore, both being 11011 i vsiiients of The Dalles, or why l'rather tan -VZ votes behind Kuntz, both being iRiii-retidents, be will meet the issue squarely. As for the vote between fcuieltey and Fitzgerald, we observe that the latter ran nearly as far behind hi The Dadts us iu Hood Fdver, notwith-t-lauuiug the. fact that Mr. Shelley is credited to Hood River. In fact, the vote for school superintendent, if it fcbowa anything, shows that the spirit of ieiiyious intolerance is far from dead iu this county. "Uuo" falls into the error of special pleading. He should tr;. the general ouc. We will add, however, thut political sores are best tuied by bemg let alone, and that the Hi.. ,i,.ix wid not aam willingly al-...-.! to the matter. JTA TIOXA L DEMOCEA TIC VEXTlOS. CON- The democratic nutional convention xueets in Chicago next Tuesday, the 21st. All indication! point to the nom ination of Cleveland, yet the opposition is strong and determined. Should Cleveland not be nominated on the lirst three ballots, he will ia our opin ion be out of the race and the light will lie between Morrison, rainier and )oics. We believe that should it come to this, Boies will be the nominee. lie ia front west of the Mississippi, and tins fchould give him a large vote in tue western states. And, besides, as a mat ter of state pride, Iowa, which has twice honored him with the governor ship, will give him her vote for tJie presidency and Iowa is a big state. The dispatches tell us we should thank Linger Hermann for the bill ex tending the time for payment on for feited hinds, for the appropriation for the Caioada Locks, etc., and that we should thank th3 democratic h use for tho defeat of the Dalles boat railway. It strikes us that if our friend, thegreat 'linger, de'-"i' ored't for Hie first, lie doj also for the last. We cannot uu d stand it, unless, indee I soul-harrowing thi tight' Binger has discov ered he is ni.i of this district and has suddenly withdrawn his mighty influ e m e and left tw to the tender mercies of a democratic congrtss. Naughty congress! Cruel Binger! Unhappy Oregon! tby burdens a;e indeed bard ti bear, especially the load from the Siskiyou. .. ... ' The ivpuUiom national convention nttitU i grnve mistake in nominating Whttrluw liehl Ur the vice iretlileney. Mr. lici.l for twenty year luw Uvn fighting the TyiH)jrujhliiil UnUm, iuuI hu bad uodiing but Mivora for them m well n all other labor organization!!. The 7iitnfi is a great paper and Mr. slinv Mr. llo!d assumed ohaigo of it. Mr. Harrison has been saddled with a ! o;u, Ulat lllvuk him low 11 before he ivaches the homo sirvlch, and we predict that Mr. 15eid will poll the ma jority of the trade unions voles agaii at the ticket. fiienp Ihite for too 4 The I'liioii Pacific oilers Us patrons cheap lih of July rates as usual this year. For dates of sale and limits of tUkel or anv additional info, .nation, applv to ; ",r.v iy li lted to call and i see my slock. I am determined to M r.i.l.isoN, ptase' you in (pialiiy and Agent I'liioii r.ieilie sicni, Hood 'price. 1 am hero to stay, and' respect Klvor, Oregon. , fully usk your patronage if my goods . i and prUvssuit yon. Tlio S. of V. Urant ('ni, Sons of Veteran, will j give an intormul ii-cepiion at the Ar mory hall on the evening of Thursday j June iii. a snort ntor.irv pi- gramme w ill k rcmloicd, and akc and strawUriio served. Metulici-s of theti. A. U., ami V. II. t., with fam ilies are invited to be present and help Us pas a pleasant evening;. Ky tmler of, t om m n 11:1:. tu a 11 iv i.Miirsnuis 1 Aw m,r ,H,pu,ar u, unvssful. Tlio i : exctvdiugly 1 v rates oll'cnd by the, lUujon p.j. lis vejip w j tu.m m Umwntv i,H;ilKWt Excursion , ,k.ksts !i;lk a, a,; tu.,.t.t ufUw system. 1 For dates of sale and limits of tickets, j or any addition. ,i information, ripply lo i l.l.l.MlN, ;vsteui, Hood 1 Auent Union Kiver, O.e racitic ;ou. A Minora Atlienluu .-. "Did 1 ever tell you." sai ,. reporter, "my awful exponent . time I wrus ever lumorcd by a c. the elder Salvini'r -My sn ter lian shown utr.uy kiudnosses by him wli Italy, and lir.d begged him to call on when he came to America It was t maid's af tornoou out. I was alone in t Hat wuh .lack, uiy int'prossible t .. year-old nephew. An accursed iinpni.-o whisiered to me that a hot kith was a good remedy for headache. "1 was iu my bath wrap, my dripping hair hanging about uie, when the liell rang. Oh. horror! The name on the card which Jack poked utidcr the door was Toniaso Salvini! I knew he scarcely understood a word of English. Jack.' I cuiil .a. ,.ftu 11111 till frut it ..j!illbluue lht sortiei- lind h iu and tire it oiT at him. He'll know what it is if you don't. Ile'U go away.' So said, so done. The little scamp caught the words quickly and repeated them glibly. "Fancy my anguish when Signor S;l- 1 vini began to question, to regret, to dep recate in a Hood of swift French, Jack gazing in widemouthed terror. 1 on the verge of catalepsy behind the bath room door. Jack bore it as long as he could, and then his sky piercing aecentt rose upon the air. '1 don't know what you're driving atr wailed ha "All 1 know is that she told nie to say she was sortie, and I've said it!' Don't ask uie the rest. 1 collapsed in the bathtub and tore uiy hair and wept." Hoslou Commonwealth. Air Stpita OTrr Cltlvn. The popular idea that the higher one geta in the city air the purer the atmos phere becomes, has liecn disproved by evidence given before a select committee on house of commons ventilation in Lou don. It is found that the air of cities like London, where soft con! is burned, is purest at thirty or forty feet from the ground. Lower than that the dust is encountered and higher the smoke front the chimneys. These conclusions were arrived at from experiments with frames of wood covered with blanketing material put at different elevations one on top of the clock tower at Westminster, another on the highest point ol' the roof and others at various heights dnwu to the court yard After five hours exposure there were found to he more smuts at high elevations than at low. hut on the level of the courtyard there were considera ble quantities of dust The inference from these experiments is that the common notion that the high est stories of the tallest blocks of flats are desirable for tneir salubrity is apt to be a mistaken oue. and that beyond forty feet uothiug is gained ' by jjonig higher unless a very great height soin- say -hit) or 5tH) feetis reached. Lomsviile Courier-Journal. In I run tin st h Cause of Fire? When Oxide of iron is placed in con tact with timber excluded from the at mosphere, and aided by a slightly in creased temperature, the oxide will part with its oxygen, and is converted into very finely divided particles of metallic iron having such an aflinity for oxygen that, when afterward exposed to the ac tion of the atmosphere from any cause, oxgen is so rapidly absorbed that these particles become suddenly red hot. and if in sufficient quantity will produce a temperature far beyond the ignition point of dry timber. Wherever iron pipes are employed for the circulation of any heated -medium, whether hot water, hot air or steam, and the pipes are allowed to become rusty, in close contact with timber, it is only necessary to suppose that under these circumstances the particles of metallic iron become exposed to the action of the atmosphere and this may occur from the mere expansion or contraction of the pipe? in order to accftSint for many of the fires which periodically take place at the commencement of the winter. Iron. Tho undorsljrnod lielntr loettleil near HtMwl Kiver, wished to 'Inform pur-Men who may l desirous of IiuvIhk mir voylnjj time, that bo Is u ncaitloal surveyor of many your oxK-i'lonoo, an 1 1 that work eiitrtisteil to him will bo nciTorniotl with iliiiitob ami nvpt- 110M8. Ho hikes pleasure In ivtVn iuu' to ;Mr. A. f Mowers, (who for o;ir was oounty commissioner in Minnesota,) and for horn ho did oounty work as IllllllltV tOII'l'I'Viir W l I hi illiilllW p.,,, xv rilliiir mo tit Hood will ro- ceivo prompt intention. V. J. II AVIS. Dated Hood Klvor April i.th, iwl. Beatty's Organs mr Wi lli- lor etitiiWuo. Aduns Piiulel K. ltintly, Washington, Now Jersey ion sai.i: cm:u Now single harness. llmpilro Crowell's store. at Millinery. lailios of Hood The Kiver niiil Mits. K S. Howki.i.s. DR. M. D. MORGAN OlVor hi professional service to citi.'.en tf HtHid Kiver and vicinity. OKKICK IX MT. HtkUi HuTKU IN ALL ITS 1 KAN CHI'S. Hats Trimmed, TipsRe-curlcd, OX- And prices reasonable. Cull mid ' amine goods at Harrison's store. MISS INEZ STILSON TITLE ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS. Kcliab'e Infoi .nation concerning laud titles. Choice city and country property for SALK Conveyancing a Specialty. LWSt'coiHt. Strut Tk': Dalit Or I i:xi:cn'u;is noihi:. XotUv Is horoliy eivrn that J. It. M'dillcliin, I has Imh ii ilnly anthorlzi-il ns i-trrntor of the I lust will nml li'stniiii'iii of hl!:i Miilillrti.n Mis j ccassil, lo carry oat Uie provisions oi saiu will, j anil to niuiuiv'f tlio nttulrs nf snlil estate. All i iH-rsons having riniins inraiiist siihl estate I arc herchy niititle l to prrsetilitlic mono to s ilu executor, at HimhI l!ivr(ic;oii, proicrly at tested wituin tx months fiom theilnte herisa. ' .1. U. MllMII.Kl'OS. ! Kxerutoror Ihe last w ill nml teniciuriit of i Kiln .Miiidlrton le e.i-eil. I Dated ut lloml l.ici, ureoi-, June It lsui Al.HIXISTimoRS NOTICE. Xollrp U hrttby given that tlie nniierslg-ied lias been duly appointed by the comity court of the state of Oregon fo.- Wasen futility, in probate, a . tin Intat rati r of the estate of list tier backus deceased. All persons hnviinr claims ic'ainst wild estate tire hereby required to present thein to me, with proier vouchers nt in y residence near Ilo.id Iflver, Wttseo County Oreffou. v.lihiu six months from the date of this nollre. Kit Kit llmi'K, Administrator of the estute of Ksther Ihick us, deceased. Dated this 21st day of May ls2. 9 Has been thoroughly renovated, and a large ell added doubling its CAPACITY. Everything will be found neat and clean Tables will be supplied, with the best tho, MAUKKT AFFORDS. GEORGE HERBERT Proprietor. J, f. KBNNA, Painter and Paper Hanger, and all kinds of work neatly and Cheaply Done. j noon uivf.k, ortr.ooN. I ssiuxmsmt to e. hkck. -DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, ALSO Optical Goods. Fine Watch Repairing a Speci alty. Second St. The Dalles. Or. IAIER & BENTON Successors to A Hettinim RETAILERS, AND JOHHERS IN IlAItDWAItB, TlXWAHE, WoODEnWAHE, . AND GRANITE WARE. A complete lineof Heating and Cook Stoves, Pumps, Pipe Plumbers and Steam Fitter's Supplicsftilso" a complete stock of Carpenter's, Blacksmiths' and Farmer's Tools. ur lmiiufumr.. Ail tinning, Plumbing and pipe work will be done on short notice. SECOND ST., THE DALLES OR. iIIIFiIItiVd aiit! milliner v i j, i. iwrnmi k go, i NOTicK ron ruiUiic.vnoN. I .iuuI onii'e ut niniiucr,vasU. May H". N''J. To lliliim tiilhivtitti 1'rli'i' 'Ilium uiul till wlmiii Ik limy i'i'Ih 1 111, Notice I heivliy ulvcn tliat tl Mtow lnir iiumiHi 'llU'i liiixc illi'il nui Ii'imiI llu'lr Inl' ii- I toil III IllltlvO lllllll I'lOOl' III hllKI Ol' IIH'll' l-lllllll-,IIIUl ltl.lt Willi -I1ili'lll I'O llllllll lil'loni W, It. Illllllllll', Coiliml.'.llllli'l' rillU'll Mlllll-K t'livuii I'omt lor IMxliti-l ol W'usiiliiKtoii "I tiollll-UlllllO Wlll.ll. Oil WlMlll'KuH.V Jiu.v lHh lst, lit; WlUliiuii I'liisli-r. Uiuiii-Kli'iiil I'.ulry No.VvSI I'nr tlio it of h w M-'iiin M T 11 n r I'- 0 w in, ll- ilium'. Iln lollnnliiu w Iiihwhi-k to irovi lll! I'.HUllllll'llH H'l.,,ll'IU'l' 1 1 1 l 1 1 llllll t'lllllMI- hull ol, wilt! lllllll, I.'! lllllllil Wl li;lil, lli'lliy 11: I l.iM iis, lo-ilii'ii Urweli, UuUtI IliuUrr, aii 01 I- ulilit wusiiliiMin. Slimy A. Wilson. W Mow of w IIII11111 M. v ll-'HI ilri'i-iiMMl. llmni-ii inl Cuiiy No, s.'li'iir m, n of a W IllUt ll'i, Ol III'1! iV 1M l'l II I' I ". O W III, Kin- iiiiim i, lli- follow Inn wltiifi" m prove llrriollllllll'illi l'.lili'IU'i' llKHI iuuI rll.llvu 'Hon of, kiiI'I liiiul VI.-.; Iliiuy M. 'lr,-iiiirr, t'lir-U'i' w, llrll, John II. t'orliiini of Uliii uihhI I', o. wiililiitliiii. w illliini 1'1'iinIi'I' of 1 11I1I11 I'. 11. wic-ti, K tint H. Kiiul'-mi. riv-'iiiHnti t'. M. No. atl'l lor tlio e ' of it w ( U Ti :i 11 r 10 0 v in- Ilr niiini the follow Inn wllncsrv lo lo iinno (iiIOmi- IiIn roiillmioiis irsltlrilcc no n all, I t Ion of -mil liiiul l: .lining II. luii Irr, ,1 in-. l l' .liii'olii.oii, I'liilsilim V.. I.tir-i'ii, siiiinii'l wallmi nil of u liili' iiliuoil I'. O, w .ihl n ;Mn. Ill.VlUtll .InliN l. lil.OI.IIKOAN. Ui'Klxtcr. NOTICK l tU I'lTil.It'ATION. IVtor Si liiiiiil.intil 11U w I10111 II limy i-oihti ii. IjiiuI iMUri' ill Viiui'oiiM'rW'iisli., Muy 'Ji'.lvJ. NotUv W lirivliy Klvi'ti thai the follow I in), nioiiril Ml I Irr Iiiih llliil liollrc of lilx Iii trillion In tint kt' lliml I'lonf In i.U'ioi I of lilm rluim mill lliul miIiI proof will l ininli1 1 foio . It. iinliir, t'oliimlKNioiirr, I nlli'il Sl.nr t Irrilll t'oui l for lnsli lrl of WhnIiIiiij. Ion, ill 1 11'l.lrlliuilr, iislitllHloli, on Tlilll'Mluy August till IM'-J, I.: AI1IJ11I1 II. Hyrkrtt. riiivliiisi itniilon No. ;1I7 ninlrr siv. Sol tin-nrl ii'iroril si i't 'Jsi Inii lor tin1 north llllll of xvtloli l i tow llllli (i Iliil lll of rilll).'!' 10 i nil w ill nu r. Jlr iiuiio'i. ihii follow iin; wHiii'isi'K to iiivo Ills coin .inioi'.H rliilm to iiiwl cull l ai li m of, Milit laiul, ir. t'luirlt'H rciirMia, Wllliiiin t 'outo. I riuili Coiilr, .lolni I Vkrrl, nil of Trout l.iiUc I'. 11. W11M1,, tiriiiuc titllncr, of tillnirr l'. li. wash. Jnii-jyll John K liKniilitiiAN.IiiitUli'r. r MIDNIGHT j 'VHI innkn tlio s-i li' hhimiii of Hrjnt l' II ! llnllon'i. liiriii ut liooii liivrr. ! Di-st riptimi iuuI I'nlkrrc 1 "M Mnlr.lil" Is 11 conl-lilncl. lliiinlili'lonliiti, a v.-iirs oh!; nrli:lit I I'll niiinils; slrril l.y Mini 's 1 1 1; no ii'ionuiii; iiiiiii. 11 , iiiiri-iMiii,iiu i.inn. "Mainlwiit " I" 11 iiooil iiisiosil loni'il lioisr, n 1 loppy i'.i irr iiiiil niillr 11 tiollrr lor 11 Imrsc of ! Ills Mr. ".Miilnii;!il's" srrvlcc fiv will In- fin for Mnnli 'i vli r, ilnr ill tlmr of srrvii'i', or fl'i lor III!' sriiMin. I'rrsons lirrriHni; by Mtnifli- srri Irr nllil liiiirr liillin., M rali 1, run Imi'tl liy lli sriisnii liy lli ml, III lnniit piiyinrnt of ifa. Srii son tu clow .lulv I'i, tst-i'. I'. It, 'it I'lnX, KihiiI Klvrr, t)r. NOTICK FOK rCHI.ICATION. To Victoria K. .liilinsNin, Willlnin It! ivi;r liamrli, William .1. Smith uinl nil whom it may concern. l.mnl ( iltlrenl Vneonver Wash. May 1, Isirj. Notice Is lierrliv irlven lh.il Hie followinu- tliiiiinl sillier laisllleil iiotlre nf his Intent lull to nia:;e iliial proof In siiiiikiiI 01 his claims. ami I hat salil proof w ill lr iiuule l lore Hie Iteiiister ami liis'elM-r t'. S. Land oillct' al 1 Vancouver wash, an July 'i'i, Is:;, vU: William M. Ijk'Uc. I're. D. s, 2ki tor thee 1 1 w '4 hco (iTp 3 n r II e wr 111. lie Inimes Hie follow lii witnessrs to prove hi. ei ml 1 riiioiis lii.ltli'jHi, inn 111 101, t en 1 1 1 v ill Ion I nl.siiiil hind vi.: I-1 ank lane, Pihr iru- siion-4. t- iiiii'c liroshoiiir. Nullum W mul, t 1 1 VJ w lilte Siilmon, Klieliltal eoiinly wash. mayll-Jnls JmiN i. IiH.ih.iih.aii, Itisjlstrr notice for rum.ir.VHox. l and t ijllre ut Vancouver,.. wusli, May l , ls!r.'. To Howard C. Cool: ami John Itunielt and nil whom it may concern. Notice is hereby clvcii that tlie follinvinif nuiiicl settlers have tiled tiotlceot their Intent I in loiuiiketlnal priKil in .supportofi heir claims i.nd that Mild proof will be miidc before tlie l!i :;ister atnl Ihs eiver l . S. laud oillce at Van couver, wtisli.oii July ls.fi, vu: AmoM I'ni'.erHixid. Application No 10 to purchase under wr. 5 ret s.,-,1. s a), for tiie s nw 't and lols 1 and 1 sec V. Tp .1 n r l ie iv in. lie names tiie followlun wltnes'e to prove bi.i rout initials resilience Uiioti ami cult I vat ion of, mi ill land, vi.: unlia.ii tiiano, nnd I'liviil K: lliilway, bjilh of fheuou itii wash,, joiins Tanner, of v ni:e Hahnon. iiiisli,, Joseph l'ur.'r, pi Itisiil river Oreuoii. also Kdward I'liderwiKid. Apnlieiitlim No 11 to purcliiisp under sec. 8 (let ept 2) lS'Hl for tiie e ijne 14 , w '4 u and ke, 11 e !4 see l.'i Tp :(u r IU c w in. He names the folloM lnif witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and culllvn llon of, Kiiivt land u williaai Ilia no, jiavld K.Ordway, both of Cheiiowlth wash, .limns Tanner, of white salmon wash. Joseph Turner, of Hood river Oreiron. also W illiam Iirnno. Application No 1. "1 to purchase under nee. 3 net Sept lsliO; for the lots 2 Hi and 5 see :ti Tp a 11 r n e w in. Hp names the following witnesses to prove hlscontinuous residence uisui and culllva lion of, said land, vi.: Kdwarrd I'nilrriviMiil, Amos I'liiierwood, both of white Haimon, wasli. Ilavld IC. Orilwuy, of Cheiiowlth wash. Josepii Purser, of Hood riviir Ore;;on. myllJnlS Jolin 1). Uk(K,iii.iah, KrlKtrr, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber I.uiul, Aet Juno '!, 1S73. 17. H. l.Ann.OKFlcK, Oukocs City, Ouuuo.n .tiny. 7, W)2. Notice Ik hereby given thut in compliance with the provisions of the net of Congress of June:!, 1H7S, entitleit "An net .'or !heiiieol' tlm beriliincls in tlie states ol I 'iilllui liln. ( irenon Xe viiiliiiintl WHshitftiton Territory.'' Mm. Jlur riet S. Johnson, u w liJow of l'nrtlantl, county of Multnomah, slate of Orego.i, has thlsilny Hied In tlilsoMcc hersworn statement No. 'i"M, lor the purchase oft lie w J4' n c ,., c no '4 and ne h o J4 of section No. 21 Iu town ship no.3 south. iniiKi! no. K't east, W.ni. anil 1 V i 1 1 uliii- proottOHliow thai tin; lllllll suukI L is more valiiubli.' for Its timber or stone tliiiu for agricultural purposes, anil to establish her claim to said land before the Register und Kc ceivi.rof this olllco at Oregon City, Oregon, on .Monday tlio 15th day of August KYi. She names as witnesses: Horace S, Camp bell, Surah A. Held, both of East I'orrlanil Multnomah County . Oregon, Charles Cole, Sandy, 'Inckamas t ,'ounty Or., Thus. J. peek, at' Portland Multnomah County Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely tho above-described lands are requested to II lo their claims in this ollieu on or before suld 15, day of August, 1M!I2. niyiflt-Jyao J. 'J'. Api-euhon, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1H7. United States Land Ofilco, Oregon City Oregon, May, 7, MI2. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance wilh tho provisions of tho net of Congress of Juno,"., 1878. entitled "An tu t for tho sale of timber lands in the Mates of Ciilli'orijin, Ore gon, Nevada nnd Washington Territory," .Mrs. Sarah A. Held, widow of Portland Co., of Mult nomah, state of Oregon, hits this day tiled In tills oihee hersworn slaleuient, No. 2sZ, lor tho piirclmseoriiM.',':so!.and NHw4l'tiCf ,X.2 1,1 n townshlpMo. ;j, south range .MoK. w. M.and will olior jirool to show Unit tho laud sought Is inure valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, nnd lo establish her claim to said land before the th gister and Ke ceiver ol this olllio ut, Oregon City Oregon, on Monday tlio 15tli day of August itiitl. She names us witnesses: Horace H. Camp bell, of Kasl Portland, Multnomah County Or., Onirics Colo, of Handy Clackamas County Oregon, Tims. J. Peck, uuditiirriet H. Johnson, botli ol Portland Jmltnomuh County Oregon. Any and nil persons claiming adversely the above described lands mo requested to tile their claims In thisolilooon or before said I5lh day of August, 112. no 2-4y.'.0 J. T. Ai'i'HitsoN, Register. Doob S. 15. fict there V Well I uhould smile. H. li. 1 1 1 DEALERS IN Houso Buiiilor'a Gocib. Susli and Doors, Mouldings, Bruits and Wood Tnrniiigs. Lime. Piaster nnd JLath Coil ing, Rustic and Flooring. UN HllilltTIXT NtiTH'i:. O. I., HTUAN AH AN, t'riNMrnl, Having purchased I ho business of l'KKUY A JONKS. I 11111 prcpitivd ti furnish the very chohvst tiality of BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON At tho Very Lowest Rates. I have constantly on baud a Hue stock of 2Ha":c2a.G), IBacoii axxd. Laid, In fact, everything In my lino. O. B. HARTLEY, Cornor Oak and Fourth Sts., - - Hood Rlvor, Oregon RAWSON & WEBER rmu'itii' .nuts Have on hand a fuU supply of Fruit, Shade uud Ornann'titul trotn; grap vines, hiiiiill fruits, Koscs and Shrubbery. Ko sure to get our prices U-fure purchasing elsewhere. Kciiiombcr our trees arc grow 11 strictly without Irrigation. THE DALLES. ------ OREGON W. A. St.tNtii:itl.AM, Local Agent. "WE HAVE ZDECZLDEID That thirty dnys Is ns long us we can "credit goods, nnd would respi ct fully reipicst our patrons to guvcrit Ihcmsolvc iiecordiiigly. i ""ppvO 1 TTH V JuuaUUUiMWl Ul j I peoiaStiesi Prescriptions and Private Formula And a Comploto Lino of DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND MEDICINES. YOURS FOR HOOD RIVER, Crandall & Burget, DKALEr3 IN Furniture, Carpets, Yin(iowSliades.Etc ALSO CARRY A Full Line of Unfleriakiui Goods. Mail Orders Pronplly Attended to 166 Second St. The "Dalles, Or. dinger ivory and Oak Strut, near Postqffice, HOOD IUYER, 0KEG0E. Wc have First-Class Stock and Outfits, Double Buggies, Hackf and Saddle Horses. A Fine Four-Eorse Coach, suitable for fishing or excundoi prrtieH, carries nine, pasfengere Parties taken to any accesti bla point. KeliabJrj drivers. Our Dray delivers baggage or freight anywhere ir the Valle Charges Reasonable, i it 1 1 1 1 1 ni vit VI ll.f. tHK, His'ri'tuiy. arket TT pissa i U X Xwv JL mL LXsrU W A t 1 I JulULJi J UUiU JUdiiUJ 1',v.swWL'2'-,L--','y,'ir I Mi & Bone, Feet M ia . ' i i