The Hood River glacier., March 04, 1893, Image 3

3food Iiver Slacicr.
1 1 00 D U I V K It, Oil., MAH( !U, J sil.'l,
Mil: Mtll.S.
Tht mall irrlvn rr.ini Ml. Hood at II ,r.
loud A. M. WccliifK.lnvx mill HhIui.Ihm,; ilc.
purl ". mono iliiyit a iiiiuii,
Knr Clinninvi'tli, liVftH A. M. iirrlvrn lit
I', M HuliiriluvN.
For Whllti Hiilniiiii l.'itvi-n rUlly at H A,
H'llvm itl iiiik iiVliielt I', M.
M.
Knnii WIiIIk Mitl in , vra for
nir. Trout lulu- iiuil (tb'itwimil
Wriliimilii.t und h i Idiivn.
nlilil, (ill
AIiiihIii j k,
It It 1 1: 1' LOCAL Mill CHS.
Mm. A. Kctrlmm to wrloiiidy III.
( 'hurley Wiilmco In on llinalck IUt.
i I, .. . ,. ,i ,4 .
Cleveland Im-coiiicm ili hlilent lit liouti (
odny,
Mih. I'rutt Iuin U'ii (jul to nick, buti
recovering.
Mr. Lyman Hniltli left for Attorln
ThuiMilay.
JihIko Virnor, wnxovrr from White
Haliinin yeHterilay.
.Jntiin '.i.nlllo puttliin ujxtiTh In
front of hlr, building.
Mr. nnd Mr. A. J. lUml wero at
Tho Dullea WYdmnduy.
Mlfi Allien f. Hniltli, tenrhor of
Jilano, oi'kuii nnd voice.
Mr, lliiynt'H iiihI Mnt. K. T. Jlowo
went to Portland Monday.
Mr. ninl Mr. ieoro MaUilan have
gone to California to live.
Men's nil wool iiiuler clothe at re
duced pi-leeH at JI.iiiiiu'm.
Cnrloiid tif Itoclio Hnrlior limn JumI j
ricelved at H. I). Iturtm'
Mr. mid Mr, .iculer mid daughter
of Arlington ar viHiting frlenda liore.
Wiilliirn ami Ilnrrlaon have for aalw
Jipplcn, drittd fruit, hutter, eggM, buon,
M. II. NI'k'Wi; liaa jinrchawd the
MntlilnN rehldeiiee and moved into It
Moiuliiv.
Captain Kiel. U quite -Irk. but we
liojaUo irrord hUdpeody mid complete
recovery.
I' you wnnt to do u cli buaioraa In
buying or wiling produco, mo Wallace
A 1 LirriHiin.
I'red (ioodfellow, who I nt plfMont
Jlvimrli. Montana niudo IhU place, u
Hying v Hit hint wiok.
Adjutant WIImoii of the Sona of Vet-
4raiiH wiih hero Nil unlay. I le In uti en-1
thunlaHtlc worker for the order.
, .....
JuiiK-ii r.. l eak ban H(dd half an cr'
of land to Aimer Cox. TliU U n hmihII
LrgintihiK of thoHprlug movement In
riul eHtalo,
OlingerA It.ino Iihvo JiHt 'crclvod a
stock of timotliy, hImo mixed and wild
Jiiiv. III Hell by the carload ton, or
bale on ruamiuabic li inm.
Mr. Moore, who came hfrn recently
from KencMMW, .'h., bait gone up to
Spokane l''a I In to take a look at WumIi
Ington'K immt energetic elty.
Captain ltlowcrx wan over from
Whit Snlnioii Monday. It In ijuiti'
Iirobnblo he w ill bo h Hood lilver cil
. 1 1 agniu In tho iieiir future.
W. 1'. Wat aon wnn tken Hick lant
veek and bin hv in p turns for a while
were hliuinlng, tint ptouipt tieatluent
oou placed him out of danger.
Flour D'm'Im mt wick, $:l.7." per bar
rel. ShortH JI.10 per hundred, JflM.OO
per ton. ( hop barley $).' per liun
lred, f'i.iKi per ton, tit lliuma'H.
Mr. Skilton of The DiiIIch Htopped otr
at Hood Uiver IiimI Wediiewlnv, uml
took a look up tho valley. Ho Ih i1-h1-mum
of locating in thiM happy medium
lielween the too wet uml too dry.
Lee, Hon of John A. Wilson, out.
lown a amall tree Wednesday of last
rek, ami In trimming the limtm from
It bo fell, Htciking tho nxo Ui IiIh leg i
utiovo t tie knee, unit cutting himself
Imdly.
While gardens nre being made and
everything; Ih fpring-Iiko lioth in town
uml for milcH tip the valley, yet all
ucroHM rarkhiirnt on the hill U'twii'n,
the riiow Mill lies from eight inche.1 to
one foot lit depth.
Lnwrenco HIowcib wiih over from
White Salmon ThurHilay. Ho Iiiih pur
chased his father's InteiCHt in the More
at that point, which no doubt imcuiih
that the captain bus concluded to again
cunt his fate with Hood Klvcr.
nUI'll Dllllllllllll II D H LU IK Wimil IM '
lay laHt week struck tho axe into his
foot, making a giwli threo inches in j
Scott ltonrmnn in Bplitting wood one
length and running from tho toes to tho
Instep. 1 Us a bad and painful wound
that will lay him up for a long time.
It is a thing never before known that
tho price of a btmhel of potatoes (iulbn.,
ahould bo greater than n bushel of
wheat (10 lbs. but such seemed to bo the
fact according to the last report of the
lcpurlment of agriculture at Washing
ton. Wc have ordered six car-loads of fruit
boxes of all kinds, and have arranged
for keeping a good stock constantly.
Wo also have tho agency for tho Web
foot fertilizers, (-'nil and nee sample
fruit boxes at our new rooms under K.
of I. hall. Jlooi Kivkr FnriT Co.
T. C. Dallas has purchased tho build
ing recently occupied by Mrs. Ho wells,
lias moved it to tho east side of his lot
nnd will erect another building on tho
west side of it. We understand his in
tention is to carry a stock of stoves and
hardware, and to run a tin shop in con
nection therewith.
A bounty of three cents apiece Is
being ollercd for gophers caught in the
orchards of flonie of our enterprising
fruit growfia up tho valley considerable
damage was done by them, and as one
gopher is capable of destroying a dor.en
trees in ono season and still livo to re
peat the operation the fruit growers
iui well all'ord to pay for getting rid
of them.
Tho Union Pacific have published n
very neat pictorial world's fair folder,
containing colored lithograph of tho va
rious exposition buildings, bird's eye
view of tho grounds, with a complete
map of tho city, showing location of
tho fair, hotels, railway depots, street
car lines and city parks. .Copy of same
may be hud by addressing W. J I. liurl
liurt, Assistant (ieneiul Passenger
Agent, Portland .Oregon.
Tin' n'K'ilnr minimi meeting of the
Nloi'lilmlilt'iH of Mm (Ink (hove (Vine
Icry mmmiimIiiImih will be lu ld nt. K, ! I'.
Iiuil, iii'Xl Saturday nfli'iiiiKiii ,Mn ivl i
I llli III ii lYlM'l ). in.
I'.y order Momd of director.
Monday In wImmiI fleet Ion day, ninl
In IliU district llio iiiri'llii m 1 1 1 1 1 1 lie
attended by erory voiir. Tin- ilintrlrt
In In ildit, itiiil mil inily hIi'iiiIiI tbln hi
llllld, llllt UlCI Hrlllllll llllN (.'lllWII HO Hint.
It Hfi'iim unotlii'i' roniii iiuimI ln lirovld
cil. Ill (iiiu' iii-tic the lux Will li'ivu
In In' In ii miiiii Hiilllcli'iil. to ini'i'l llii Mc
iwcriil iIciiiiiiiiIh.
Mtiniilo Ollii(,'cr In iiHeiiiiillni' to
eliiuh on u freight ear Wi'dtii'mlny af
ternoon hIIih'i, ami eitiiihl )i!h I'imiI
llllilrr tli" ear w heel. I'm lunalelv the
I ('not . whm lilll half May nil tin' rail ainl
j till) IU'ehHiire eallM'il it, to Mill mil wiii'iIh,
ho unit l no ori wr o on y mil v hiiik-
hlniKelf Dial while the Iohk of a tor nail
or two 1h painful, he htill Iiiim a whole
loot.
A (W (nil.
Ed Miller, met with an m i lilcnt
WedneHiliiy night that, eame near ler
inliintlng fii'ully. lie wiih working in
the planer, on the night hIhII, uml
ftliout 10 o'clock I hero being a Icinjior-
ury HtojiiiaKe, l''.d mt on Mm nvcreoat. !
When the machinery ntai'ted ii(.;ain, lie j
went to work with IiIh overcoat, a Imi
(fin vhm one, on. Tint tall of the coal
caii.'ht on iihcl Hcrew on the shaft of
the driving w heel, ami in ahoul three
hccoimIm It gathered J)d in, tearing hi.i
clotheM nil' and throwing him on the
main belt which carried him u hhrn t
diiiUnce toward the engine room,
throwing him lieud foiomoHt to the
"(""'' icelved an ugly ganh In the
Hialii which hied freely. Hr. I'-roMim
wuNcallud and iIiohciI he wound, and
n few diiya w ill all damage rejiaircd,
hut it Whm a cIohu call.
She I'lncx for (ireeiiN.
Ciiltuit Dave, the veueralilu Indian
relic of W hite Salmon, lelU u that
I Hcvcral of the iih iiiIhtm o hi family
j "viudiH,ohc.l. Ono of bin niMci who
' lontill (Dave Miyn) young and good j
j looking, being only two yearn oMi i j
il'ian he, Untilleiiiig fiom imligi rttioii, j
j having nothing to dlgcM, w hile the j
! tender partner of old liave'a Iio.miiii and 1
I wealth l Hick and tiled of Ktlnion. J
! she'ln Mirfcited, Hated and gorged with!
i.. , ,, - .7 , . .
It, until the Hiuell of a chinook wind
.,.,, h,.r mU)I1M(., ,t.llK M.x?;e,tise j
', , ' , , , ,.!
of tho hpriiig run of Ib.h. A the old ;
' ladv ban had a hteitdy diet of that kind '
, , , , . . , '
; of n1 '""tln, her Mid-;
den turning agaiiiht it causes out cul-j
Mum fiieud toHUspcct that bee liver i I
i deranged, and the coppcr-eobuvil angel
j of Death U near at hand. Wc hope!
however when the tender gi'm-, audi
Riieculeiit tulo roots have padded out i
her digestive mill, and stopped her!
backbone from cutting a hole through j
her Htemum, that her good health j
w hich hat followed her sporadically i
i for 1111 years, may again take n linn!
j grip of her vitals, and remain with her!
to the end.
NOUN.
Near (.'benowlth, Wash., February
nd, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill, a
sou. Tho baby lived but u few hours.
A Winter Visitor.
Arthur Dishrow, while out hunting
near Sandy Flat Inst week, followed a
cougar's tracks In the snow until they
led him to V. L. Morse's cabin. A
broken window showed where the big
cat had gone to, and a further exam
ination locuted it on top of Mr. Morse's
bed. A well directed shot settled the
trespasser. Mr. Morse was not occu
pying tho house at the time, In fact
told us confidentially that had hu been
at home when tho cougar cmiio he
would have gone out tne way the cou
gar came in, if tho door hud not been
more convenient.
The S;clliiiir Club.
The Hpelling club failed to matcralize
last Monday ovenlng, but tho commit,
tees will combine tho two program
mes and an entertaining and intoivs-
, till I 1.. fcM, 1
' tlmo wiU bu hml Monday eve.
March 4th. The school will be called
to order at 7:30, aharp.
Dkm.a. Watson,
Secretary.
Whitic Salmon, Feb. '11, istw.
KniToit (jii.Aciint:
IiWyear at this time Uowers had
been in bloom about two weeks. May
Brooks found tho jirst bowers February
20, 1S!).'J. There has been quite a num
ber of yellow llowers found, and one
pink was found by Fddie. Morgan. In
about a week tho hills will look beauti
ful, covered with pink, yellow aud pur
ple llowers.
Tho grading on tho White Salmon
road leading from Palmer's Ferry to
tho church will be about completed
February 24th. Thero has been from
thirteen to sixteen men on tho road
this week.
It lookod natural to see the steamer
go past yesterday. 0 h ack Palm
Tho remarkable statement is made
that there aro 10,000 suicides a year in
tho Austrian army. Either tlio em
peror's soldiers hold their lives very
cheap or there aro two ciphers too many
in these figures.
Tho discovery of immense fields of
coal in Washington has already caused
an enormous inilux of capital into that
stuto and tho output next year is ex
pected to bo inoro than 2.000,000 tons.
There is something pitiful about a
woman fighting against tho ravages of
time, tho combat is so unequal. Far
and away bettor is it to accept tho inevitable.
"WICLCut Zc; Zt ?
at run ai:mory.
May Biiiis ireli li
.Mm
I 1 A
htmi
H. I. G. K.
i"vl:.,?'..:.?;--5A
G. A. M. E.
Hm
F. Be
ANCIENT ORDER OF
H ERCULES.
r
"GAINES."
win iiinid' Hut m iiKiin of hm nt r. ;;. iint.
I'iu'h fiiini ul llnoil lilv'r, Oregon; llnilti'il to
lllli i n iiiiii'i'i Im'kIiIi'i my own.
Descrlpl Ion uml Pedigree,
liiilni'" tiny, i lirlil 1 1 1 1 I foot whld, nri-i liy
A llle On him. No. tfswi lu n of Ji-mIii inlitin 2: L'.t
J. H. H. 'J:J0; Ini Uuliiei !i:l!i; l.nlliili KiH.kli
'."Jii' ;: A Hit r.lllln ' ntin-H w.Alhn Ura-
limn 'i-.'Sii i find liuiii;liiK Aliimiil lili'l
I imii I (iIIh i H i ily mux ninl niin of (iolil JKIri
Willi Inula IIiii M) a . Mih of lli
I I ill'll I A llll'illl, III ui n full lilollli'l' In tin III 1 1 UK
A llll'ihl, Mill' hill' of llinnllli mill lilolii!
vvIih Imlil Hm wnilil li ioii ri'riirilr H: 12 uinl
I inniiy ollief i.ii'i (ly iiiiik.)
j limn, Kil W 'ln-liT, Hrlnl 'iW, l.y 'J'ti'iiiuia I'.
i Wiilliirn (iii' or Die (In in ill I ,y I'limo It Hon
j ol .lnhii I. III. I . i 1 1 1 1 It; -, IhIiii of MllllllM It,
j piicliiK fi'CKi'J ol 'iM't, mid trulliiiK ri iiiinl of
j (iiiin.-s Iiiih hlmwn lilliiMi lf to lie II Kiniii juinl
f.t .-.1 v roll. Ai li i year olil liml year Willi
! lour wii lc. iiiiiiii;( In' Irutli il mi cIkIiIIi in
I 1 M rnnilK, 11 , M ('111 mill llhjll "VI'll rllllt
liioii until thrown nut of Iniit.lnu.
dllllH H' KI I VII'I! Il l' Will llll tJJ.IO (till! Wlll'l.
mint U known n, l,i' In foul, or w ill lir'i il ly
f.liil-li' n-rv li e or Hi iiHoii, IT pnrtiim kIiiiiiIiI no
ilii-lii-. (iiioil .ji..t 1 1 1 vill he fiirnislir'l to
iiiiin of imtioin nl i'.!.oo m r mouth, line nnc
will l- I :i lii-n to I'K'M'iit iiri'l'lt'litx nr I'.m'iqii'H,
hut Will not hr I VKliiitllthll'I'llliIlM miy oeciir.
I'nr fiiitln i liiloriimtliiii eull on or uiMreM
I'. !t. III TTOS,
Ilnoil l'.lver, Oregon.
- i:A!.l".It IN -
Stoves and tin
ware, kitchen fur
niture, pruning
tools and plumb
ers goods of all kinds.
Ih'l'.iirliinf linwnri' a K't'liilty.
W. H. WILSON.
j ATTORSEY-AT-LA IF.
ItOO.MS M, AND -"',, N I" VV VlMJT IIUCK,
j Tin: ii uxr.s, orrwon.
Iirri'ii 4 Me.tKrKK,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Chap;nan Eiock, ovor Postoffice
Tilt: DAI.J.KS (Utr.iiON.
JUST RECEIVED.
A new Htoek of Ladies' and (junta
WATCHES.
l"ILLi:i) ANDSILVEK
cam:s, cjiains,
c1iakm.s, etc.
SPECIAL attention jriven to clean
ing and repairing wtitcbes.
J. H. FERGUSON,
Hood River, - - - - Oregon.
$500, ooblnw
r Iiu, riilulnuMii', iiieti'tr.!! iJHUiol F. Beutty,
nlniiijloii, New Jiisey.
i 'J'be uii(leiijriied U'iiifj located near
j Hood River, wishes to inform parties
i who may be desirous of having ur
iveyinn lone, that he U a practical
u'rvevor of many years experience,
' and tlut work entrusted to him will be
i performed with dispatch and correct -
1 lies.-. He takes pleasure in referring to
(Mr. A. IS. Klowcrs, (who for years was
county commissioner in Minnesota,)
I and for whom be did county work as
county surveyor, as to his ability,
il'aities writing me at Hood will re
j ceivo jirompt attention.
! O. J. Hayes.
! Dated Hood River April 6th, 1891.
j JOHN H. CRADLEBAUGH.
I V.TTOHNKY AT LAW,
i
I'raotlws In all tho oourtu of Oregon und
j VVinliiiiiitoii. SiK'riul nttoiition given to con
I vcyiuiclmr.
1 (J LA ' 'IER OFFICE,
j HOOD RIVER OREGON
Land Locator.
Everv body wants land in Hood
i11j T fiitiim 'oii' ti- i
sirable tracts of good land on my list
lor Homestead!) ami umbered
claims, with running water on
them. I can locate several stockmen
advantageously. Do not fail to see
me at Hood River Falls or address me
at Hood River, Wasco County, Oregon.
V. Ross Win a.ns,
Locator.
J. I. KBNHA.
Painter and Paper Hanger, and
all kinds of work neatly and
Cheaply Done.
noon nivtii, ......... oreoon.
J. M. HCSTISUTON.
C. II. StCKIXSTKY
li-slUJll A XtJ-UillilUU J I
srccKssoa tu i. m. iirMiscrox & co.
ISO Second Street -
The Dalles Or.
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance
AGENTS.
Rents collected nnd taxes paid for non
rosiilsnts. f,niut paix-rsof nit kinds prepared
on short notice.
Abstracts of Titles a Specialty.
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS. 1
DESIGN PATENTS, I
COPYRtCHTS. etcJ
For Information and free Hrartbook write to
MUNV ,i CO., 801 IlltOADWAY, Nkw Yoiur.
Oldest liuvcau for seuurlng jiatonts In Anierlca.
Kvery piiteut tnkon out by us is broiiRht boforo
tue jiubUo by a uoiice givuu free of charge iu tlis
I'tictttific nieyiatt
1tinrest rtrculM Ion of ny sclontiflo paper In tho
world. pltMHtUDy illustrated. No Intelligent
lu.m should be wltlmut It, Weekly, 83.0(1 a
enrt !.'( ?lx months. Address MfJNN & CO
i'l DLisntus, obi iii-oadwuy, Hew York. City.
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tr-v.ii V'ir
DCALCn IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
STATIONERY, GLASSVvrARI!,
LAMPS, BLANK-E00K3, SCHOOL
SUPPLIU
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NOTIONS, CANDIES
AND TOBACCO.
The Prather, Bfjildlng,Sscond a Oak Sis.
PEARHOUHT & HGOB
Ofli'T for sali; .VJi),i)ii) htnii'lai'l t n cm iro-nt on hi!i li r land.- without Irriga
tion or irinnure. HtirlMrn s aie iiieoir'parably superior to those ttrowri on
Hwali-H or watered soil -"-irii;.';ili d trees win ti plauti 'd on hi-h Mid dry noils ar
liable toftunt in t:ro-,, tli aiid if t!n-y Ihc, i ! lifilJe to b; 7dfS years liefor
they bear Id amount to anvthiiit;. Our I i " an-l'rc'ttci;t ly i':i bearing tb
"ini year from wttinj on!. ill .-(-iid -i-t-i : to fiih-taitti.-ite tb'n astrtlon.
Ajtjifff. J'f'irx, I'i i''iry.t I'finii y, I'lu.iiK, ( V. 'v'--', ifiiln'-'H find Afirirot,
Huiiill fruits in variety, ornamental treen and hhrui, and 1') varieties (out
of JtJtl tttM) of row. Spi riiiliii ?, J'ri'ii'n. S;Veral varie! ie- of J'i i( J'caf.h'i
and L'arf.i Tir.nn lUt-Uit rrUn. SH-eial i i h I u f r j i : 1 1 s to tho planting in lots
of 100 to loot). Correspondence invited. Addn -s,
I'I I.K'IN'OTOX h CO.
No. 2 I)ekum Iiuilditifc', X. V. Cornei- t and Wa-bint't-:!; St.- Portland, Or.
oi; V J'l I.KiMi TON, Hood Klvcr, Or.
i THE DALLES MEEOAiraiLS CO.
m:alki:s in
Hay. Grain
In carload lot1?, or retail at th very bwest market rates delivpr
ed anywhere in the city or at the depot free of charge.
Mailorders solicited and promptly filled.
M). :Y.)1 UMl SKCOM) STREET.
LT.8 IH
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND
FEED, GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Gonfecti ouGry and Cigars.
(Joods gold at the lowest po.-sinle cash price. One prico to everybody.
FIRST. AND OAK STKEKTS - - - - HOOD RIVER ORF.GON.
II
; .
! mhk xkw town Iid ivn pintttvl on the I
j JL old unp Krimmi, at tlio i-'m-ks am! ijiiis!
of Iliioii rPvi-. with l:;i'L.'i' Hirlitl.v im-.
broad stivcts and alleys, uood nil, j . ! s
cold watiTiind shade in inin'. -:e.ii, e:'-;
1'i.K't ilrainime, licliu'iitUil iimuiiiitiM di-,
mate, tin- ei-ntral a'traetiun as a
in.Mintain summer resnrt aud for all ;
lrenii. heiuu the lienrest t'lusi to;
Mt.li...,d. It is also ur.iaraji.-!e.l
as a niaintlai'turiiii.' e.-n!er. ht-iii'.' j
the natural eenter l'..r l.V.l sq'.iiM'i' '
miles of the l.e.-t eedar atnl lir j
PJlIMrtEK, l'lissessiii:; millions ol ln.vse vvx-
Jt or In its dasliiair stream anil waier I ..! i
ilislly Iiariiepsed. Where eheai lm.live
jiower exists, there the ii.it niiAo-tisri. s ;
will center, stirriiundfd hy soil and e:i-!
mule that cannot he excelled anywhere
for fruit and it-rienlmre. and with
ti'misiuirlitt i.m si ! -:i . - assured Yon
will mid tins tne place to iuar.cn
jiert'ect home or
i ay.n;;' laveol- i
ment.
TITLE PERFECT.
See me c n the ground,
or adress me at Hcod
i RlVei, WaSCC CO., Ol
W. E WINANS.
A. S. BENNETT.
a ttolxi:y-a t-la ir.
OPFIf'K IN SII.VNNO S lU'll.lUN; COI'.NKH
OKOOI"KTAN1 SiKCONl) STliKET,
Tho Dalles, t nvsoii.
iBeatty's Organs t'S
I AV rite for catalogue. Addivs Daniel V. lie;
Are the
ST.
atty
Washington, New Jersey
ON SALE
TO XjXj
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
i
NORTH and SOUTH
EAST HOUND FROM HOOD KIVER
No. 8, Express leares at
No. a, Mail
ll:Sl A.
10-.H i'.
W EST BOUSD FKOM ItOOD BTVKlt.
BXo. 7, Express leaves at 5M V. M.
No. 1, Mail " -t:l A. M-
TI1HOGII SLKEPE15S UECLIXIXG C'ilAIU
OAHS AXD PINKUS.
Steamers from Fortland to San Francisco,
every 4 days.
Finlrotrj tn nnrl Thmr
m
lUU 11UIU XJUio
For rates nnd general information call on
PKI'OT TICKET ACKNT.
Y. H. trr UldUUiT, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
2.'d Washidntoii St., Portland Oregon.
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AUD DECORATING.
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teed. HOOD RIVER, - - - OREGON.
I.STKAY.
A 2-year-old red heifer. No brands
or ear-mark. H. 1'iuuuii
ESTilAY.
Two red 2-year-old steers, branded
TL., conneele'd, m the hip; very iarite
for their ae. Any one finding them
will be rewarded for feeding tin ni und
notil'vin me. O. B. IIahtlky.
B.il TUCKER,
rPuFlllKTOB OF
3031) HM HILLS.
LUMBER
OF ALL KINDS.
MANUFACTURER OF
FRUIT BOXES
HOOD RIVER, OR.
also in; A K 11 IX
DRY GOODS,
STATIONERY,
TOILET ARTICLES;
PERFUMERY ETC.
Terms Strictly Cash,
AND AT
Prices never before beard of in Hood!
River. V '
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