f ood Iiver Slacier.
IIOOJ) R1VEH, OK,, JULY, 0, Ji
.1 unjitTEui's jcisrir.
lMnkerton'snrivate army htw again,
Miited up trouble, and rinUoitoirs ;
wddiors have nt ItisUnot tho treatment
they deserved. That Carnegie or any
.', . , i V .in.
.other man or firm In.', aii.Uhoiiki base
tho right to employ whomsoever thoy
t lit at such wages as tl v vhooo to
fcUc i ftwlv wmvacl, orwonhl Ih, it
iVntogie vu not rooelvinu tho Uiohts j
.t pioieolioii lor the pui'iKiM' of paying i
hii tinploioos U'ttior wauos than i puul
iu othor vuuntrios, Imt Mr. J.'arnogic's
rights houM bo tuarantoAil by tho
.Mil houtios of tine stato, ami his wroiiff,
M uioiviwedieaby the saino ixiwor.
'ihe lu.iintainlng of annod forw iy
juivato indlviJuttls, U contrary to tho
j.iinoiilou of our govorimiout, and is a
.daniroruus inonaoe to our ijooiuca.
Tho utl'air at lloniohttad is to
,1)
plon-d, hut the ,iwpthy of ovory
Auurioau is with tho mon who gave
,up thoir livos iu dot'oiiding tluvmuolvo
.agaiust the hirxnl rlhtc;- of Mr. I'ar
liogio. It is wasto.of sy.nipulhv to moiU'n
for l'inkortoii' hiniiiigs. Thoy Jivod
hy tho sword und diod hy it, and every
luau who lov.os his.eo.umry will rejoice
ihut thov mvivod a n .oixilei'sdr.uhbing.
Wiltjon, the liiuuteivr of Mamie
Waicli, is ligain at large. After the
threats hy the mob at l'ortland, t-Uerin
KtlUy got a bud totav o;i, atid j.naile
.iiiTaiigcmoiHs for eonliniiio; YiiSon in
ihe i.-niteniiary. AceoRiinly tNitur-1
Hay evening in c mpaiiy with two;
.deputies, Wilson was taken a
lwn
oibtaneo from rorthnid and put aboard
the West Eide traiu at 4:40 in tke evoii
ing. Going up the last slue to Me
Minville, .a hack was hired the
party started for Sa'tru, Wilson jvas
jestrained of his lileity'Ln no way,
.jiid jumpiug from the carriage made
Ilia escape in the tUirkuct. The
alarm was at oi.ee given, and the next
morning searching parties were svnt
out from all neighboring towns, but up
to this writing, Tuesday, he Jiiis not
been seen. A burglarized house and
stoleu gun and revolver, Monday, was
jirohably Wilaons work, if so, he is now
veil armed, and will l a hard man to
take alive. If he oneo gets into the
4 'facades, he an defy .arrest. The
!ieep cump would furnish hini ammu
mtiou and some food, and hi gun and
fishing tackle iwhieh thesuecp camps
would alao furnish) wjnild provide the
balance. He may be taken but it
would be no matter of surprise if he
wa never beard from gain. Tva fact
that it has been suggested as probable
that he would kill hinwelf, will tend
to discourage those now seeking him
and if he is not caught shortly this sup
position of suicide will grow into belief
and thus he will be pasistcd iu escap
ing. In view of all the circumstances,
jt is a pity that the mob did not get
him, as the Multnomah bhcrilT, was
unable to keep him in custody.
The People's party National eonven
tion, in session at Omaha, nominated
General Jarua B. Weaver, of Iowa, for
president, andj. O.'Fiold, of Virginia
for vice provident, Jt was intended
to make the nominations on July 4th,
.but loug winded speeches used up the
time, nd Weaver's nomination was
not made uutil 12:4-5 Tuesday morning.
General Weaver, made the race for the
presidency once before, being the nom
inee of the Greenbatkpnrty in JSSO. He
received iu that election 307,740 votes.
The senate much to the surprise of
everybody baa passed the free silver
hill, and the matter new in the
house. It is bard to fay what action
the house will take in view of the coin
ing election, but it Is quite probable
that the bill wiil be passed, and equally
probable that the president will veto it.
The passage of the bill by congress
would have a tendency to spike some
t the guns of the People's party, hence
ihe probability of its passage.
I he river and haibor bill bas pa,ssed
Jwth houses, and there is no appropri
ation for the boat railway at The DalJes
Celilo rapids. The bill however ap
propriates 435,000 for the Cascade JL.ocks
and provides that the work be done
jby contract. If the money is made
available in time to take advantage of
the low water this season, there will
be a great change in the appearance of
the canal before snow Mies.
Following on the heels of the dread
fill famine, the cholorea is sweeping
over Russia. Never was an unfortu
nate people in better condition to be
swept away by an epidemic, With lit
tle vitality left the poor starved crea
tures wiil be carried away by the
thousand. Jt is feared that the epi
demic, will sweep over all Europe, and
may possibly lind lodgement in this
touutiy.
Chairman Campbell, of the republi
can national committee has resigned,
owing to bis inability to get released
from his contracts as an attorney. Ilis
. successor will be elected by tjie esecu.
five copuni'p.
I bave haigaiiis to givo, to all those
printing summer goods. Call aud get
prices before purchasing elsewhere,
Ai its. It. tf. Ho weals.
Dr. F- C. iroBius, having succeeded
fo tlie nietical practice of lr. E. J.
Thomas, can be found at the drug
frforo day or night. I
' hood Jk.ver Ore., pec 18, 1891. I
mi: ii.x ni.i: a t iiOMi:sri:Ai
Thc attempt of irncglc to place .100
I'htkerton men In the work!- at IImu.
stead lVnn., Wednesday, rvsuUc.t In n
tattle hot ween them ami tho looked
out men
Ii . t.i'u itltimi.'Krw while HCSS. 1 10 takl'S pll'HSUIV 111 IVlori'lllJl l j
VliriHiin ikhiiiiv' is ""!, . ., i,..,,,.' ....i... , vviiw1
pivtcmnng to nimko umiih mi !,"'"K ;
: deputy sheriffs in tl o works, hail -:mlM'W'hoiii ho d'.d county work un
j cntly prepared two barges, llmnl with; county Minv)or,iw l. hi ability.
V ,i ,.i.,c ,u in ui.i.-'i I'l.'in u.iv I"' s wr'.ting mo it llooil will re-
stool plates, and In w Uu .i l.u io win ; ( a7t0ll;o1
, liOO rinkorton mon. Those mon wore , l J. II AYt ,
to k plaooU In tho works hy dayllghl 1uUh1 llooil Ulvor April Mlh, ISlH.
o.iuoxiUiy, mow mK "o fur .
to tho work. I ho
hotvrs Jisoovoivil tho s
looked out la-
scheme, and at
A . . .1. . ............
once pivpaiod to resist tlie attempt.
Tho followlllif Is the mvount of t llO bat- '
" ;
tie lis told ill the dispatches ;
.. ..v-Mi.-i. .11 i ,v i
llll. Allh.MIl n
IJ- J ,.'..!. ...I.- in ilin imii-iiiiiir un ir. i
Ion was mane 10 lanu oo. ecu mn i
- " . 1.1 ! . I....
the stnkeis met tlieiu ami a iieree mil
tic Mas preeipit.itod, Imlll shies ex-j
ihaiiginu heavy ol!cn ot fhms, the;
lMiikoitoiisnoii'ij? iinned vith wiiahes-j
tor Villi s. At the point where the at-;
U'llipi lO Kino w.is iii;hh, iiii iv "- i :
steip eiibaiilnn nt. Ti.iy were eoiii-j
polled to go iu single tile, and were
soon driven baei; to their boats by ai
steadv th-o fro,n shoiv. I ho noise of
tho battle spro.id atuutt I lie
ImiIoOitIi f
like wild l iv, and thus.iiid ot men,
women and children thronged the river
bank to witness the tight in progress.
The Pinkcrtou men nre determined
to land and thoy pouioti xolloy after
volley into t ie runus i.f the sinkers,
many of who.ti wore sIi'.c'acu iio n ny
thoir bullets, .-mhiio woiv J.iiady Injured
and others kiiied i.tiu i,-.nt. A Hie
battle progivs id llio s.i'iKers tonii una
position U'll.'nl bieaslworks hastily
iDiistrtieteil o. steel rails, and from this
place of safe iviugi'
o ielO able In pickotfi
, il.iv ... ,,,..i.., ;
nil US U.ty uppt .l.i !
t lie eiiai'ns as soon
on 1 110 lict'ivs ot (lie iioiiis. i.i me
i I ' mi 1 1 i i,,l i, 1 1 Siioei in-
r . . . . , i : . , . . i..t
ihut Klino. i.i" i tie fiukcrtoiis, were
disabled, an. I I ho lire became so noiee ;
thai tlie cre.v of too iowbo.it hastily I
. , . . . , l .i ,. ..I !
CUlhx.se lliRii me uaigu iun. on .........
lip tliO liver, can.lhg as many '"',
wounded as liioy COlinl loach lo lrnvt- t
.I. . I.- ti...in u liieii iMiiuc iheV WOIV sent !
... ii... I,,,, ..t.. u i.,i :i, in'.,- 'I'lii'slri
'..i.'.T ,'.,.1..1 to iheir!
bviu ..wuiimv.. .1.. v.. .. - .
homos at lioliusUiiil, the itctal being
cairied t.i the undertakiny; cs'alilifli-
mt-uts in tlie town.
ll.e i.ews ei me ,
riot readied ritisUirg as cany as oi
o'clock 111 the liiolliibg, ai.d thousands j
of mili-workeis now Lite congregated
in the streets, while humircda ot oth-i
.. I ...;.l. .... ,.li Uiu .,,,.1
CIS, Hll III. H Ii llll LUII iiiiii iv i .'i
. . . 1
well supi'lieuw.tuammuiin ion, sun ion , - -v V,.-.i the ai l ... . . ... j
to reiltloice tlie SlriKCiS. soon as , j,,,,,..- is-. entitle l-.linu t lor tin-silent llii-
day b Oke tlie Str.kel-s fOclll rd a small ' b.r tan, Win ttiestatesmi'aliioriua. invcon Ni
hl'ass 10-,aiund Cl.tuon, .,d p a,,e.l a j va taan.J. Wa;:,in, --tiiry. M,s. Ha.;
within tiicstte.-.aliei embras'i.e, soarti,,, ji,.i1Mll :i;i, or n,r-i..i, n..., t,i;s.,av I
to comm. aid t.ie barges. At the same : nieil m tnis.nti.H- het-sw-nni siaieiin ni :.u. ;.'. I
time a lorce of more ihuu h.00 men u.ok : J.;;; the par.-i.a ':'Z:
up u position on the opposite side m
the river, and also planted eaiiuou,
whicii they protected with a breastwork
of railroad lies. Jui liefore o'clock
the cmnon rained on tlie boats, and
forseveral hours an awful bombard
ment was kept up. TIk- boat was spliu
tcied, but the heavy sttel plates on the
jnside prevented tlie balls from enter
ing the interior. Many of the strikers
however, wore export marksmen, and
thov sent shot after shot through the
p -inhales of the boat and intlicted ter
r.bl. "Mrv to tho imprisoned mej.
ATEMPT TO KIKE THE BOATf.
Wuciiit was fouud that little im-1
prcssion was nia-'.e with the cannon on i
ihe boats, an ellbrt was made lo tire I
the barues. A hose was procured and
oil sprayed on the docks and sides of
I the lurices. Hanoi after barrel of oil
. was emptied into the river above their
mooring place, Hie object Doing to lei
it lloai, against tlie boats, and then ig
nite it. 'i lie terrible deed was attempt
ed several times, but lite boats did not
burn, and tiie moo became infuriated
and hur.ed dynamite bombs at the
vessel with gloat ellect. Tlie situation
of thede eelives was bUth as to appal
the stoutest hearts, 'three times did
tnev ruu un a lluir of truce, but as
many timds it was sirickeii dow n by
bullets filed by tlie sinkers. Then it
became evident that t.'ie uinmu.iiiioii
of the beseied detect jvts was either ex
hausted or they were too much worn
out to continue the light. Towajds
dusk efforts were again made to burn
the boats with their living freight, and
they doubtless would have succeeded
had jt not been for the interposition
of the leading oflk-crs of the amalgama
ted association who went to the scene
of the war. Through their eU'ons it
was agreed to allow the detectives to
surrender; but this was secured with
the greatest objection on the part of tlie
men, many of whom had lost friends
and aciiiiauitaiiCs's during the day; be
sides there were thousands of turoulent
characters attracted to ihe place who
Wanted to see the carnage go on. Jt
wss not until some of the strikers had
pointed guns at the -outsiders that a
hearing was obtained. At 5 o'clock
the I'inkertons hung out another white
fla. This time it was respected, and a
committee of the strikers went aboard
to prepare tern's of capitulation. They
guaranteed safe conduct lor the I'in
kertons, provided thoy left their arms
and ammunition behind and agreed to
leave the place under guard, the de
tectives had no alternative, and prom
ptly accepted the terms of the men,
some saying it was the first time they
had ever submitted to such a humilia
ting surrender. When an inspection of
the boat was made, it was found at
least seven of the l'inkerton men were
killed and 20 or ill) wounded, many so
badly that they will die. As they were
brought from the boat, they presented
a terrible appearance. Many were be
smeared with blood, while all showed
signs of exhaustion.
White Salmon Side,
July 4, EditokGlacieh;
White Kalmon is booming; corn is
tasselling out and ears forming. Fruit
is looking fine.
Bipe peaches were brought to the
store this morning by Mr. Warner,
Can Oregon beat this?
We are having an old fashioned cele
bration today, there are now about 200
people on the grounds and more arriv
ing every moment.
flood River must look to her laurels
or her sister across the river will knock
her eye out. A. S. Blowers.
fcP-if& A JIKATTY'8 organs t
SfllllJrlf LPU buriruins. For l.urtl-
c lars, ca.aloine, auuresrt Imuiel Y. Utility,
",Vi.sliinst"n, 'i:vv Jorsoy.
The undersigned Mint, located near
IIihM Klver, wishes to liifoim parties'
who mav ho desirous of having sur- I
11 .1.1 I . .. ..I . I
veylng duu ttuit he In ii practical ,
surveyor of many years cxiHTiencc, i
.! tl.,.t w.nL ..i,lYii!...l I.i hi, ii will In i
. i . i.i. I . a . i i ,.... i
nriornieu w mi ,iiniui,-ii mm ikiiiti-
,,,vm,v roiiuuisslniier In Minnesota,
lllll I'. I UIMI V I I , 11 .1 HI .1 li II" ,
EXWTTOUS NO'l'H'K.
Notlw In hereby nlvou tlmt .1. It. Mlilttlcton,
Ill, un II illli . lllll Hi 'I if ii ii i.miiii.'i in in.
luM W 1(M, ,,,,,, ,,, nil. Muuu. t.o, ih-
eeiiw.l. I.. . uny nit lire 1 iin I -.Ions ul 4il.l will.
anil to iiuuiiKf the iiliiilrs ui miUI eititle. All
ivisuus hu inn e!ulu; ttitlnl mla twlato
"re hereby lin('t,i'U (n im-.i'tmCie nioiirto n.ihl
OMiiiiur. ul llimil tiiveiunvea. I'li'l'eil.v "I-
lv.U'.l Mil. nil sl liieiith.i louii ineiliiieliertMl.
.1. II. M;inl.l'.l 'N.
j.-v,
ivuloror tho last w 111
uinl tcsti'inell't of1
i l'.llii MuhiU't'iu ee t ii-i'
l'ulciUit UiHiii Kier, iireisoe, June It K'i.
A lM I N I ST It ATOK'S N 0 11 1' V..
Nulice Is horvhy civil Hint U'.e iiuileiNlj;neil ,
hns Im u ilnly n Hiinti..l by Ihe emmlv i-mirt
il the .Mnle ii inumi mr k iimm County, In;
in'ob Ho, inniliusti alor of the I'sitit.' ot K .thi'r
ilitekus Ui-einseil. All ih isoiis linvlin; i lnlins
imaiuM sn'il I'sinle lire hereby tviUilnl In
iiu.e!il thi'in tome, with .n.er Miuihei's at
1 . , i . . i i.i. .... ii .......
Ci'mnt v iiivj;.'!!. w Itnin mix months from the
itn'e ol this notieo.
Ailinlnislintiii' of
1::kii Mow
the
estate of lather
Hiiekus, ihveikMvl.
Luted litis ilst ilny of Mil' Wi
ITIinlier Ijtml, Aet .time ;t, 1S7H.
NOTIl'K FOK rriJliK'ATlUX.
t'nlte.l Slates I iin.l i Hlli.
YANivrvu: Wash., June 11, Ki.
Notice ts hereby ulven that In in:nilianeo
with the l'iiMsion of tho in t of i 'undress of
Jimu ,1, l;s, eittitU',1 "An net tor the sale ol
tin hei Inmls in the states of l allli'i ina, Ore
ii. .11. Neaila. ami Washington Ton Itnry,"
Ma paivt A.i ameron.of hue salmunonmiiy
oi Kliekitiilsiaieol Uiish., hastlusilav llle,l IU
,lW(1,ri,x. her-ivoi n stalement no. I tl. lor the
iu
imrehnseol thes iti:h east .(ilartewl see. tin. II
in t,iwn.liii lin.5 nortli. ranae no. Ill east, ami
w ill oiler .rtmf to show thai the limit sonitht
Is inori' nlmible lor Its Uiiilu'r or si. me than
fur lurteiiltinal ntriose!.. ami toestahloh her
claim tnsnhl Ian, I bemre the lleuister mnl la-
. ., ....,.,.. ,ht, ,:t .... .. .,. soi.temher IMC
eeiverol tins olliee at aneonver wasainmon
sllt. n,mm ,w .esM.s: James Itrown,
-f-runk l-ane, liurden 1'ulnier. oi' white Mib
mon. wasinuton, CluiiUs lVar.oa, ol Trout
Ijike Wasiiiimion,
Any ami ul! rersmis elalmin. iu!verely the
I illmvo tlesenhe.i lamls are rriiaested to liie
itilxive ilesenhe'i lamls nre rrnm-steil In lilo
, ihi'ircluuns in thisoirnv mi or Ktoru saal 1-t
j ilav ol sejiten.ber, iss:
; JiiiVaiii.il Jo.iN 11. llKOilllKUAli, Keftistei
! M)T IV K VOll l'l'lil.l CAT I ON .
Timhor l.antl, A. t Juno .1,
t. s. I..mh ntuci:
i OllKtiCX C.l'V. Ul'.l.iioN .May.
, is;ii
....
V.. 1 Li...-.,liv tv l .. tllfl, ,M I'ltlllll Ikin
i RlulNl .;s t ,n, , iin n... s .j.asi, w.ai.ami
will, aier inoiiitoshow that tin iaiui souni i is
more valnatile tor lis tinnier or sione tnaii en
ai;riei'.tniral mtrtioses. nnl to establish tier
eiaini lostiiil limit heiore the l.olstcr inn! lie-1
reiver n tins oir.ee lit lir-.'i City, I iieoii,
on Motiiiuy ll;e lath nay ot August K-i
She unif as witnesses; Ilonn-eH, Ciitn-1
boll. S.irah A. Ib-nl, b tn ol lC.i' l Pm: laml j
Multmmiali Conti.y Oregon, Charles Cole,!
Snmlv. Claekanias County nr.. Tlios. J. 1't-ek, I
til I'm llaiul .Multnuiuali l otinty Oregon.
Anvaii'l nil ivrrsonn etnimiitir lelversety the
nlsivi--ih.si.rihe.t lamls iiiu ru.iuestit.1 to the
their i-laiins in tins oilho on or beioro Siii.l
15. .lav ol .u-ust. KkL
myZlyV J.T. Al-l'Kttsos, Resister.
J.
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XII
TITLE AESTR ACTS,
REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN AGENTS.
Reliable information concerning lantl
titles.
Choice city and country property for
.SALE
Conveyancing a Specialty.
139 S-coml Street - - - - 77k Dalle Or.
ITEL,
Has been thoroughly
renovated, and a large
ell added doubling its
CAPACITY.
Kvcrjllilns will be found neat and clean
ASH. TlfE
Tables will be supplied with the best the
makkkt afkokds.
OEOUOE HERBl'lItT Proprietor.
iC.
M
ZfcWi I
i- - i . '-ii.;Si ''.'3 --kJ -A ixi.s'.j-'.i.A':,v.7 .-- ' f rv
M ift-ltl'MMWJn A v X 11 '. I U
tm?i ,n
ViMtf1??tf !lh,ecVe-'c1!;tn1
Wf l2 oar f!ca5C,tii'"-H,os.J.
VY? Iovq Our Mrilte
AT M. V. IIARRISON'.S.
The Popular Liverymen,
Desire to call your attention to tho fact that
they are stilll running their well known
LIVERY TEED- AND SALE -STABLE,
AND
Are prepared to furnish buggies, or hacks with reliahle drivers, to carry
fishing, tourist or othor parties to all points in tlie valley at reason
able rates. Good saddle horess always on hand. Horses board
ed by the day, week or month. ,
SECOND STREET
-
oirs it 1 moil toi Mi
XOTU'M lOU ri'W.lCATION.
I ei. i'r,'liiiiiil,iiiiit all xvliiwi lim.i eonivm.
Unm nieei.i .un-..u.i vn.ti., May a.i,i.sni
.Villi CIS ll'IV IV UIM'II lUIlt lilt1 I illl. Ill-
, Vine ,; i,i,,,i muiee i' in ...
wiiiiou hi miikc atml i-i m i -t m
cltillti Ml.l Imu mnl miml will in- aim..' lie-
I'm w . IV. I'liiii'iu. nuumnAMiiirr, i nun.
hhu,...i hvtiil I 'mil I Uu' IHMil.t .'1 WiiMiltnc
lull. III liolvli'lnlllle, Wuslllllltlotl, mi ImiiHiluy
AiuusHi.i IMiJ.
- --r- - -i
All'!, Ill IS.
llyrkett.
rurehnne Ahl'llniUun No. SIT muter we. Sot
thi' ml ii'Miinl iil '.I' IMl lur I no lioi'th
l.uil i.t M'eu.in Ui liivuiMiiioU iiortu nl rimue 10
I'llKl Will llll'l'.
II.. inline llin fnllowliivt UiiPie In inovo
tlti enilt.lOI'HH eillllll Hi llll.l I IlltlVllllull III',
.mUi, tuna, vi.t: i iiim Uh I'i ii'miiii, liiliim
l i.ate. rrimU I'mile, ..mui 1 rl.ei l, ml el l inlii.
I.nl.e I', n. wu..li Iiimimii vluiner, ol ihlmei'
I'.u. ui.,li,
Juii-Jvll .loii.'i H. i)i'ouiiK(l.vv,Hn!lKh'r.
jSIIDITIGHT '
VIII wuiUe Ihe M l it K miimiIU'I' IM"J at K. It.
Itul. mi H I.i tiu si noon Uher.
IK'MTijiliiiu mui IVilirco.
"Mhlinht" U a 1'iml -btueU Itiitiiiilelmilna, fi
Vl-ill'.! lllll. UllU'lll I.i 0 iHllinil'. NUI'll ll.V fllllll
HiiiiiDii-imuiili; nalu, tl rii''!'-linlliim mule.
".ilniiituiil" Ikii uniiil (iiH'Milime.i liuiM', n
l loin in ner anil unite a Hotter iur a noise ul
his .Mll.
J 'Mi.inl);lir" M'l vlee Tee will he 1D for slnj-.U
j wr lee, uiic in l.iio' 'i wrviee. m :.l lor out
, season. I'ei'Mins hreeuiii by Millie set-leo
i unit inari' huh in; to lateli, emi hiveit hy Inn
, M iisoii by tne mniittonal iaymenl of SVi, Hon
son to eluM' .Inly I.i, IM'i.
I I', II, hi; I li'N, llooil ltlver, Or,
NOT UK I'Oll ri'lU.ICA'l'lON.
I'l'linher 1.1.11,1. Ael Jiino .1, lVH.J
t'nlte.l stales I an, I IMllee,
Orison C. in uuou, .way, ,, Isvi
No'l.v Is hereby (Iveu thai III eiiniilane.i
w llll Hie tun. isii'nii ol tlie ael ot Conni'es of
June .1, IMS, eiutlli ,1 "All aet lor the sale ol'
timber Ian, Is In mo Males oi' Callloi nia,
1,'ou. einla ami Wasli.inion fen Uol.i ,' .Nil's,
miii',1 A.Heul, wblow oi I'm siaii.l Co., ol Mult
liiimiih, via,e ol "vin, na In.s i!.i ale. I In
this nine..' her sworn slat em. nl, .. '.'.C, a n't lie
liui i'liaeol taes' jM" ,iiinl s'a -1. 1 ,.n s,-...;mi.;I.iii
ii.w n .ion o. X m.u t li lalue .'in.s'l' . w . ,M. nii'l
w III inlei- I'toni In siniw that Ihe i.ool sii'.ikiiI Is ;
liiore laliiahle or Us liniher m s.oue than lor
aurieiiuui'iil inii'p"..,"., mi l to esliihlish her j
e,aiui to sanl mini beiofe Ihe Uer., si. r ami lit- !
ieler nl tins oll.,e nl i mi .;nn l it v I i eoii,
mi MouJay the 1, an ila.v oiAniisl IMC.
Slio nones ns wllne-M'-: ItonteeH. Canis
bell, ol l-.ast I'm i lai' il, .Mnlliioinaii I 'mill I y !'., j
Clnifles Cole, of .sunny I 'aekiiiniis I utility j
oie,;nii, Tmi.s. ,1. 1'ee.i, n a l I bit r et . .hnili-on, ,
li.nii ol I'oilinii.l ..ll.lllioiiialiCoiliit.v Ui.iin.
Any anil all ersoiis elaiinlii': ailvei sely the j
above ili sinhe.l lali Is aie ie,Uesle. t hie
Hu ll- elainis lit tinsoiuiH oii or iietoie sal, I l.nli .
ilay ol AiiKtlsl, sii'.', '
in,. i-jy.o .1. T. Ai'i't itsos, UeKisier. i
! i;xi:t i io;:s Ntn iu:.
1 Nolle Is hereby clveti thai (he unitersluui' 1
i has beemtuly iii.iininle.l. hy Ce llolim alile
! eouul .. einii l.oi . iis.-iieounl i un .on.eviviilor
i ol il,e"i slate inn I III m .lanie, A. 1 1 iin.il lis i He
I ol suhl i ounly ii.nl iu. ineeaseil. Ai., .-
sons l,av ln eiabns auuiiisl anl eita.e 10,'
heiebe iiKtuleil lo inesent toeir claims, .Inly
I ve, i, e 1, le ie,iii,e.l hy law, lo Hie at limi.t
j Itlver, I necmi, mnl ui.11,11 six Inontns hum
j the iia;e ol iuls iio;iee.
I .s v v t r t ool t u.
I I''xi-i;tr oftl.e estate ol .imee A. Ila.iiilns
Jl.. '-! Hi.nl llivt'f, lr, ton, J'.'.ne llilli K i
NoTUi: if.: i f:;i.ii v
i i
I'i.N.
I.anil iHl'.eo ul Tiie I 'alii-., l
,Ui:;'.. t.'i:. I
Not .ee Is hereby k
iv. t
i.e.
,111 I':,' 1 ' itlif- '
V 'I :..., .
.Tl I 1 Im- ,'lallil, i
ti.a-' I 1 M- l.te
1 il. ut i i.e i ane.s ,
-mine,: se, '. l- r ,'ns i, :,'.;
io maUe iln.ii , i '"i .'l
an.l I ,at s.iiu j,iu,a i
Kei.stl r ale i hire! e.'
nr. mi July is, I- i vi,
T, l. r N
s-ia.
I. H. No. rjtis lor tin' lols'.' l an t I tin.l s e
n w 1 , s. e Ui I 2 inn . I ramie I.i e m-
He names Ihe r.illoivln : wit -e to .ro .e
,1s eoittniiats r. .ii'.e.ie.. njion an.l .-nil i aU
m'sal I laml v.: Miiri'iant Winemil, K. T.
, H Inuiis, John Hlvers, M. l. U heeler,
allot
li"o.l Ulvei'tnemjii,
I iiil'.lv 1,1
JollJ V I.KWts, Ke.:lster.
Noriri:
FCK I'UIU.ICATION.
t.tui.t 0::iee:at Vmienuvr wash, .lime 2. I:1".'.
.Notleeis laiebv clu n thai l.ll! folloil 'In.!-
, i.... i ' ,-. ;.i ... ,,r ..la in f h.n
111.1.1' .. Sll-Illl' 1UIS llini .
lo iiinUe llm, I t I 111 slli't'oit
I i or his e:aim,.iml liiat sunt proof ivlll be inn le :
I bi.f.ife the agister ami Keeeiver f. S. Laml
OlMec at 'iiiieiniver M'asn. ion AugitKi I,
lSic', viz:
Hnvld K. finlvvne.
C'ii'-h nn.llcntl(.ti No IT ninlrr the llril mm-. I
Hon of Hie net approve I Sept. ! Is:), lot- the;
n vv I, n c '., n '., ii ' una s w;, n vv ;t see. ,
! i.i i'. .1 n r t e w m.
Hp names tho rollievliiT witnesses to prove
,., . I ,.,.,. ,,,t miltk'M.
ins e-etiiinii'iis , '-.sin. m i-j ,
...... .,.' ... i.i i t .1,. A I.1..U I ',,,l,.rvilMl l
111,11 ,M, Sillll lllllll, ,l'.. i
Kilvvnr l I'l.ilerwo i'l. of white Salmon wash
Vi llliain HrBiio, William Ketinivly, of Chetns
with wa.-ih.
Jnll jyl'i Jons I). Oi-iooiiahak. tb-nlster.
NO I ICE KUt l'l'IiMCATION.
I.snil fiflleetit Thi! I'nlles Dr., Juno 11. W2.
Notleeis hereby itlven that t'tn follnwlnir
ni.mi"! set'h r ha.'. Illel notice of his Intenllon
to inak (Inn I priHifln sni'port of his elabii,
ami that salil proof will be mini.' before the
Kelster anil Ifee -lver I', K L. O. tit Tho Halle
Or, on AiiKtist II ISW, vi.:
Charles .Saunders.
D. S. Xo- 7WI for the u w H nee. 12 Tp I n r 9
e w rn.
He names Ihe following witnesses to prove
his continuous resilience upon and cultivation
of, suhl land, viz: Levi Kealeiuh. Joe I'tnser,
l ee morse. I.011 .Morse, all of Hood I'.lver Dr.
; J2-Jy.J0
John w. l,ewts, newsier.
(Um liuiulior 8 second hand cook
stove f()r ul Urimu'u.
M. HEW&n5CH
f:I.
rjiU atifiuui-iiouji.!
HI
tSKhr
HOoD RIVER OREGON.
rip.
- DLALCns IN
Houso Biij.Id.3rs G'cda, Sash
.,1 Ti..
BriGiets a n Q ffooi Turnings.
Li7.no. Piaster and Lath Ceil
ing Hstio and Flocrmg.
Cofflnc dz Caclrctc.
UN Hlloia
O. I.. hTUAN All AN,
I'nslilenl,
Mercer S Dies
SUCCESSORS TO 0. B. HARTLEY. '
Will supply tho puMIc with tho very choicest
BEEP, FORK AND 1OTTT0N
At tho Vory Lowest Ratos.
Wo have constantly on hand u tine stock of
SZc-r-C5, rSacom. arid. X-iarcL,
In f.iet, evor.vtlilng In our tint.
Our wagon will run through the" valley and to tho mltli Mutnlaya Wed
iics.lays and Fridays. All ordori lillod promptly.
Cofnor O.ikanJ Fourtli Sts., - - Mood Rivor, Oregon
I
llJSOli
I'Knl'llirT'iltS
Have on hand a full supply of Fruit, Shade and Oniain "it.il trots; grip
vines, s;uall tVn't -. !'. i'i and Slinihliory.
lie mho I i "i t i ll,' p' iees I efin'o pnrehasl n;; o'-cvt 'hero,
I t.-ni'i i I ..i .mi' ! it is nil' glow n strictly v.itl.i-n' iu-'i.-tiioii.
i I J !
l
,,.-n ....... ...., tri " "j v 72i V "
V'v ,iro. pj ..;' :j' .... v ' M3dmmw
That Ihilty da. i I s ! t : s Me in i n! ' m-, M d volild r fjM'ft fully
"e I :! ...i' t'r i' s '.i i.'oi' i ' ' i . ' 1 1 1 . ' i s i r I il.V.
JJ ;j fci k l,u O S
Private iVrriiiilr. ) uiLt'jij ihMkM.
And a Complcto Lino of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND MEDICINES.
YOUFH FOR HOOD RIVER,
DUG, WILLIAEES & EROSIUS.
PEAR.JHOUNT (PORTLAND) & HOOD
RIVER NURSERIES.
Oiler for wile odu.iXM) siainliiril trees jjrnwn on hih 111 lauds without Irriga
tion or manure. Such trees are ineoiiiparahly superior to those rown on
swales or watered soil Irrigated trees when planted on high aud thy soils itro
liahlc to stunt in growth and if they live, It Is liahle to ho 7orH years before
they hear to amount to iinvlhing. Our l iccm are fret) ue ut ly in bearing tho
2nd year from sotting tint. U ill send releienccs to siiliMtant lale thisusHcrllon.
Jjllrn, J'larn, I'l iicir.i, J'ruiim, I'ltonx, CJurrim, (Juttrr and Atricot,
huiall fruits in variety, ornamental trees ami shrubs, and 40 varieties (out
of lUOtestsi of roses. S'irriattirx, 1'riann. Several vttrlcties of if J'nvhea
and 'arli T xa IVivL 'inwu h Special inilncenii'iits to those planting ill lotu
of 10(1 to 1000. Correspondence invited. Address,
ril.ICINdTON A CO.
No. '2 Deluini liu'iSling, N. V. Corner 1st and Washington Sis. rnrtland, Or.
(Hi V riLKlNC lON. Hood Uivcr, Or.
C0K.& Bishop-
Contractors
DPlana and
Pilf
HOOD RIVER
Crandall & Burget,
Df:ALEF.S IN
Windovv7 Shades,
Poreikc, Carpets,
M0 CARRY
A Fall Line of
MsilalijiiC-oOui
Mail Orders Pronptly Attended to
166 Second St, The Dalles Or,
T.'
iW't' NDTH'K
ii. c.chi:,
Hi-orwU.'jr.
a WEBER
1.
and Builders.
Estimates
MM.
OREGON.
Etc.
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