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AS CM.lMlTF.lt MAUSFl'
Owing to heavy tdiiptneiil Inmi
thin pliui ainl Walla VIU ptnls,,
vouptiM with tho mI writ ( Iioiih
Kniv 11 berriew, tin- Ifc'iiviT market t"ok
a tumble .SUurday last that hit the
tdiipiwr onlv mic out r pound fr
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lilt II ll I KT. fill l IM IIUS l II I' III"
pnrury jiiic mining U'iry grnvtcr
ilut was not JitirUl.lc. I.turn
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from m:ih tdmw the liiul ket tlieivto
U' a line on, Hml capable of nUortiirif:
1
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41 I III llMU It IIHJ t'tl.slt. 1111' lllll
j'l ui junttil therv would net the pro-
ut-r four cents jvr lmund, ami this
tciythiiig eonhiervl a prulitabh'
jirhv. The cream in price ha Utn
j-kiiiniir.l and llie romaiuing milk will
if wurve not sll for iu much, but even
ul this prico, the average Wiry patch
ill product? tlilO ptT aero, net. In
stead of Utling at all discouraged at
rioes, we think our berry g:ower e;ni
congratulate themselves, on having
demonstrated loth the chipping qual
ity of their Urries, und the range
J'uturo market!. From every point
"i
to
which they have botn sent comes the
;iiue report. iVnver say: "Your
berries compare favorably with the
home grow it product, even uftcr their
long journey." Omaha eNpressos its
w illiiiness to take a carload a day, and
siys. Hood Kiver berra s arv far U'tter
tiian any other reaching this market.
While the dispatch from the Oregon
exhibit acknowledging receipt of U-r-ri
says: "Hood III ver berries arrived
i.i tine shape and excel anything seen
in Chicago." In fact the report from
one blue is the report from ail. It is
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jason have been reacheI and that tor
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jts remainder prices will steadily ad-!
ii i i.i. A. us . . fii :
HKXith late, and a, least two weeks
later relatively than Wallu Walla,
Utah aud Colorado. As a result our
berries have this vear had competition
that ordinarily would not c met, yet
in no case, except the few shipments to
l)enver, proved unprofitable. A mar
ket has been found tkat in ordinary
vears will take all the berries we ean
raise, and at remunerative prices.
lK-nverand Omaha, will in an ordi
nary year take I'M crates a day, and
Montana and other oints about
as much more. Tueael that rem mi
grative prices have been obtained in
pite of extraordinary competition
givts assurance to the future,
aud
nhould be satisfactory to every berry
grower. '
B4MCISG MFTHODS.
An examination of the assets of the
"broken banks, discloses a, state of af
fairs contrary to that generally imagin-
.,1 l.v tha riil,lt. Tl o..,u ,l,,nl.t tliu
, . . 4. . . . . i
rrtiorol irtininn that iYta nnburu ttA
money of their own whic'i they loaned
out in the ordinary course of business.
It seems now that this is not the case.
The custom, as evidenced by the state
ments of the burst banks, has been to :
put in only money enough to secure
the circulation, ami tlien to go into,
business on the money of depositors.
The withdrawing of a limited amount ;
of the deposits, they being loaned out i about two-thirds of the lumber in the xi10 next morning Mr. Stewart met
by the bank, necessarily resulted in yard were burned Thursday morning. , the same old negro fellow on a Btreet
inability to pay, and coiuquent clos- The fire is supposed to have started car. When the negro saw Mr. Stewart
iug of the bank doors, with the state-' from a burning slab pile, startingabout he broke into a laugh,
lnent that depositors would be paid in ; 3 o'clock in the morning and not being : "Lool h"e. micle: why did you want
full as soon as the bank could realize ; discovered until it was beyond control. to more tas than ww net'-sljiir.v''"
on its assets. An exchange recently j By hard work a portion of the lumber j ,, Y-f .1 ' wa',",s;s: 1 WilIlt'1
, . . . " I J ! ,, dollar. Ididnt know zactly how ter
asked, in answering a statement con- was saved, f he loss will run up into -er. i pai(1 yoa .4o. didn't 1. bos?
cerning the national banking system. 1 the thousands, which will fall on the 1 goes home an tells the olo lady 1 dun
"If the purchase of government bonds ! company, there being no insurance, paid Mr. Stuard $15.40. Dat dollar be
to secure the circulation of bank notes ; About twenty men are thrown out of longs to me." Atlanta Herald.
is profitable, why do not the hankers
invest till their capital that way." We ;
suggest in the light of the statements :
made by the closed banks, that this is !
exactly what tbey do.
Some of the Oregon papers have seen
fit
t to taunt Harvey .Scott with the fact '
lat, he did not enter the union army !
inai, ne ma not enter tue union armv
iuriug the civil war. While we do '
not agree with the editor of the Orrno- i
nonagreatmany ouestions, we do ;
heartily endorse his stand on the pen-!
. int. pen
011 ouestion. The fact that Mr !
niuii ijucbiioh. me iat.1. inai ir.
.Scott did not enlist is uobody'i busi- I
jiess but his own. and
d we wish to re-
mark with all due deference to the !
men who fought, that there were just I
Jis brkve men stnvel ut liinnu nu nnu t.f
them. We will add further that many
of the men who remained at U.J
raised the hog and wheat that sun- i
iiorted the army, and took care of the!
women and children, did as good and l llut aIter ar,)Ve "ute J wlU Ulik Mime
patriotic servit at least, as many who ! diate "lenient us jier my standing
lire drawing a pension today. Indeed, ;ad" ' IJkil'k,
itn examination of the pension listj Prop. Hood River Pharmacy,
forces the iielief that it costs not as yut ()f sight,
much to be conquered by an enemy,
us to be saved by a friend. The traveling public are now full
i I alive to the fact that the C'hicHgo.Union
Dalles City Election. ! Pacific and Northwestern line oilers
The democratic ticket was mowed ! tue very best accommodations to the
under in The Dalles city election Mon- J public from and to Chicago, Omaha
day by majorities ranging from 40 to ! uri(l intermediate points, not onl du
S10. The lepublicans did not nominate I rinK tue world's fair, but all the year
a ticket, 11 mass meeting of the citizens j around.
putting up the opposition. One pecu- j "World's l'air Truvelers Will Have It."
liarity of I he election was that the pnn- j The public demand through service
cipal oflices 0.1 the citizens ticket were j wi,en traveling. It is old-fashioned to
filled by democrats. Dr. Iiinehart.who ; change cars. On the through solid
I eltcted mayor; Douglas Dufur, re-, vestibule trains of the Chicago, Union
confer; Maloney. marshal; Ward and j Pacific and Northwestern Line, from
Clirisman, water commissioners, are,
w believe, all democrats. The total
xoie was GoS.
Ihenking bunk tvntinuo to W tlu Tlirr hiv rlnht or nine I'. S. piWnn
alvmrhing topic, nml On-pm with nil rr In Tin I lli' Jail, i limpd with
lnT Ut.isloil KinrvntiMn is not an x- sHIintf lliiuor to 1 nl !:'. It i irportnl
ceptimi to tin1 lint, us whs fondly Mip-! tlmt Jvputy Mr.li: I .I.hiicsoii will
p.wd. Monday thrvt' banks In I.inn tak them to Portland for trial u ihhii
iMiihty i'IomnI their door, U'lng the an hi" cun K''t a cnrlnml.
I. inn ('.unity National, ninl Hank of
Divpm, Ixiili f Albany, ami tho bank I
of I .eUtiioii. That I In' lliiaiu hil Mrin-
gonoy i 1 auH'tl by
th present iin'iu1-
fjirv iHitii-v ( tliin ei, liniment e.iniiiil
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Ih' ills lulled lv tin- nnt ardent Hllvcr-
lie, of vt In mi tt e
Uvn n jouall one.
iniilrvi t having
'I I, at the conditions
liitl lair In dimw ivors, Iiiotcail ill' Im I-
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tor, U it Ik'yimhi li.-;iule. I he lesson
: , . . ' . .
has been, im, a sharp one but lioecssai v
'
to ho learned, lty the time congrvw
meets in Septemlier its edicts will lie
made visible, and it U Imped congres
made sensitile.
A VouiiK lady nanuil llaikcrjumped
finm tne Stark street feriy at l'ortl.ind
one day last wrk, mid was drowned.
Why any sane person would want to
give that soulless monopoly ." vnls for
the privilege of jumping in th Willa
mette, when the leap could have been
made from the Madison street bridge
for nothing; is a uivstrrv.
Mliatb llioiilit r (hir !s: run berries.
The following letter addivaseil to
Mr. W. J. Kaker speaks for itself:
Dear sir:
We have leen receiving in this mar
ket some remarkably line strawberries
from your town, Hood Kiver, the eases
branded "Clark's Karly."' Tney are
the nearest to an ideal strawlierry of
anything I ever saw anywhere. Large,
round, tl rm. deep crimson inside as
well as mit, and the richest flavor of
any I'ever tasted. We raise suicrlor
strawU-rries here but hae no variety
IllHb V'lUillO IIIIB. 11UI1 I1IU11I f1lil
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due to soil and climate I cannot ti ll,
'
but I would like to get a lew of these
plants in the season, to trv them here.
' 1 saw your name stencilled on one of
the cases, so I address you to learn if
you or any of your neighUirs whoe ad-
I dress you can give me can furnish me
with a few plants later in the season?
Yours Truly,
Jos. C. Shattuck,
White Naliuou
Wju ik Sai.mu.n, Wash., June
KlUTOH Cil.AL lHli:
(i. A. Thomas und Marion Lode
visited The Italics .MotnhiV.
John Myeis is certainly lliechamiiiorj for taxpayers. It was early in the mom
hard 1 leaded man of tins commuiiiiy. ing and he was the only taxpayer there.
While holding drill for Mr. Adam's, By getting on tiptoes the old negrocould
Tuesdav. tlte sledtre irlan.vd hu,I simek
John on the head, knocking him sn.e-
less, but be is again on deck, and his
many friends are glad it was no w orse.
lhey were excavating for the founda-
tioii fur Uyrkett's new barn.
Mrs. W. L.Morris went to C'entre
ville last week to visit her parents.
There is nothing especial about this un
til it is explained that she rode the
round trip of eighty nu.t on borc-
al)d ?"" Ulttkl,' U fMUD,i tr
iiiilv uuj . i unb ul null,!) 15 Lllr-
one
voted to v
Isltlllg.
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tin, i '.a lu.i.i u s . ,ii.- t
the ioiijeinlale .Snitimi, and it is for
, ' ,
tue better. sui.txT to you, Ouurlay.
ChiximjK.
Tiie Plant r Burned.
The Oregon Lumber t o.'s planer and
employment, but it is probable the'
planer w ill be rebuilt.
At the Fair. '
Hon. K. L. .Smith, writin- from Chi-
: cr,. to ( Jeortre SUm-uiii. mvi "Ibiiuv:, '.
i. ,... i
j B""K K h wkrrl for :
fruits and several awards for best apples.
1 the names of liaker, Heald and
1JdVim'm "n larKe Jars 01 appuis, and
t,jei' are t,ie ljt'Ht ,lere- Quil a compli-
lnent for our ,it,Ie valley, that it can
d'M alt "nitlt in apples." He
(-,,.,,1
ft for loninto, Canada, .Sunday even-
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,n8- an(1 wl" raake wnlv a hhort "P ' '
CI'bJowl is way home, so will prob-,
ablv here bv the 4th
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
i July lst 1893 1 absolutely close j
'rny credit accounts for an indefinite !
I"0
craons having accounts over
MAayH due will please lake
nonce
or to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points, there is no change. Thin is the
finest and fastest roud.
Senator Ntamlfiiril uVil at San I ran-
MM V.'illS I IV.
I.lfjle ltordell was aciilit'ed by the
jury ruesdn .
Ahote Tiiem ill
I'nder date of Nh, the following let
ter was K-nt to Mr. 11. 1'. I nl-'ii
from Chicago:
" l'hc liixt crate of hcrric riivived
last night in giixl condition. The
, color, flavor and keeping inalitii excel
all other. In company uitli ,lihl,;e
llabeoek, jury on awards, I took a plate
of your berries and went to lbino;,
New York and New Jersey, cut a U 1 1 .
compared color Mint llavor, etc., and
your berries were pronounced the WM
I have the follow iug card conspicu . tt -ly
displayed: 'Kroni i 'isid Kiver, Ore
gon Clark's Karly Straw U-i I lo
nated by the Mood Kiver 1'rult low
ers' rnioii. l'ive days in an e.V':e-
i-iir, coining a distance of LViOU miles
without cold storage. The Hill. -t,
juiciest, I lest llavored and shipping
striiwlsTryt.ii earth. II. I'. Iavidon,
secretary.'
I will telegraph soon as I can git
In an ollltv. Fair os'ns Sunday; n
ship every day. Send me cards, if you
h ive any, and 1 will advertise oiir
s'ction. Thanks to the Cnioii for
timely assistance. Yours to command.
Jay Of v Kkwis, Supt.
NOTICK.
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nniinirr, W nli.. June I !, !s'.. ,
Com phi I Ml Iwikllin Is ell . nI,T ! ill ! ills . i II-'.
tv Hits I.. Kmiiis iiriiiiit 11,-i.ry .-S.:,. i,.r
iibanilmilnK Ins li inesti i 1 kinri N... TT :,
'tutril Man-li IT, IV'l, in. n i:... . iii!i,-.i
imrtiT su'lmti !', t" ii!i,i t, n, nli ..f mn,
a sl, W'iltaiiitti M.Tiiti.tti. in KHi -stint
county, WtuliiiiKt. in, unit n ie lo ll,-. vn
n lla'.loii ,t ai, eu;r; tin- vo l i,irtis .m
liers tiy uiiim.M!,-.l 1,1 ,,. ,,r ;. .r- w, I:,
t'uni'ur. r.'miji!si..r,er 1'. s t'tre'ilt i ..m f..r
l'lsirii i ,ii W itstiiiii.iu, hi ti's ..ni l- in in1
rtnlit.r, W 'asli::;i:..u. . a tl.-.M ii.n .t i.i-.m.
ul liio ri.vs. V. M . t. r.-i-.iil nut f.ir-
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John 1. i.si,-:1m, i:.-.-.ter.
B WiotfsJ lolUr.
Tax Collector Stewart coiu-s ia f.rhh
lhare of amusing incidents. The other
lay a fat. little, nndersized. gray lieu ird
negro man waddled into the apartment
i1 iV "rouga wio win.loW neiween
the apartment; but no one in the tax
office seemed to see him. At l;i.st Mr.
Stewart's attention waa attracted by
tarions and sundry noLes.
" Whut is it nncle?" asked Mr. Stewart.
"Mawnin. boss, niawnin. 1 jes' want
ed ter fin ont how much my ole huly's
tax w-oz, boss. I'm 'bout sho' it's erbotit
lix-forty."
Mr. Stewart consulted the tax books.
"Only five-forty."
Boss." said theold fellow in a dubious
1 ? betterjook erg
in. I'm
iu w lu us Lnj ni "1' ii t j
In spite of all the old tax collector
could sav the old fellow bunded him
The tax collector returned tin.'
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old man a dollar and gave him a ro-
CCl,
Thankee, boss, thankee." paid tho old
negro when he saw the dollar returned,
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A rrurtical Juke.
Tlie British sense of humor f reijuently
finds ita expression in pr.ictical jo!:es.
and the young "scion of tho aristocracy"
enjoys with artless glee a species of fun
that an American would feel waa adapt-
. f()p KhaonM Tho full()V,,' ,
pavf ui manifestation is reported from
over the water as having recently oc-
uurred 111 a well known country house.
A pompous and very dignified mi .'iber
of the government arrived at a friends
hoaf w,here he or f
visit, and was met at the door bv n tall
, . u r 1 " 1 .
footman whose familiar and impudent
imetinir immediatelv aroused tho ire of
the 0id gentleman. Ho mentally re-
I solved to report the fellow's insolence to
I his master.
I What was his surprise and horror.
Joy. the. "r?'
:atU udea h?h..a'r ' U'
intrr. 'HrlI, ,,. mnVMnmt Ilt m
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turn "Is the lnun lnad?" thoiiL'lit the
startled statesman; "surely he has taken
leave of his sensee." In vain ho spoke
soothingly to the supposed maniac; the
creature, who was of hngo proportions,
circled threateningly around him, and
it was only after a few minutes of really
uncomfortable anxiety that tho indig
nant guest found himself the victim of
a little practical joke on the part of tho
eldest Bon of his host. New York Tribune-.
How the Peach Wm Pnnltieetl.
That the IuhcIoum pt;a:h has hoen do- j
rived from the hard shelled almond tan j
no longer ho nuccessfully donied. It is 1
said that the peach in ita original moil 1
was a virulent iioinun, and that the Per- i
sian warriors hronght to Persia some of
the seeds and planted them for the pur
pose of poisoning the points of their ar
rows so as to render wounds caused by
them to be fatal, but a change of climate
and soil produced a fruit which is not
only luscious, but is esteemed exceeding
ly healthful. Chicago Tribune.
l'lei, l atoi ) ( l.lss.
I will olginie a tein In r's review
class preparatory to iiiarter!y eaml
natioii in Angie-t U'innmg June '.'oil!
and cum inning live Weeks. Colics-
oMde,vsoined
11-s.d Kiter, oageii.
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I I. 1 111 till 1 still. Illl , I I', .1 ! i.i I It I 1 ., . ll.
Anv iiii'l all p. ist-ns t ;;i::nnu- nil'-t is.. Iv tin-
III. nt. ties, nli. .1 ,:ii,s nu , .jilt sii il lii 111.
I I i r i i.i i in iii 1 1 1 ; , Hi , -ii i,r I, . I, iv s.ii.l i.uii
lit ul tii'isi Isii ;.
JnlTiiiir.i ,1..; ii ! .. i i,:!ii ;.iii. K. n ls, r.
NOTICK lOK li Ttl.ICA 1 I(N.
; 1'iniifr I..UI il. At i .) :, isT.s., j
I'lll'i'.l M;,t. s J I .!!,, ...
Viiiiet.m t r. St',, In-,, i,i s;. ;
Nntli t, is lien In (turn tii.it in t- ! t.itiif
Wltll lilt' ,ri, s;,.,is tt t.lt art til l t,;', s. nt
.1 ttllf 1. is.'s. I Hi li , -.11 aft ,,. t ht s. lie ul
1 lllltl T l.'lll'ls 111 I l,e st,,l. S ( I Hilt.. I Hill, I Iff-
U' ,ii. M't ;,. In uii'l 'A ii - Ii. I. r ," t ,,ii ,it J- lt.ii i sr. :
tu I'm I aiii'i, '' ,iitit ui M'titii,. niAii siai,' ut
l in -;Jiili. I. .is lllts Ua.v lllt , in tn.s ..tl,,-,. hei '
s ll' till si ate: i i tt -s , .. 17., ;.,(' tl.e pill, llitsi' i,t
l!lUlV -, ttl .1 1. '11 Ml. Ill III loll 11-!lt
Nu. a I tl til, lllllf Nu. 1;; east, all'! II til uUtT
iihiI tu s,i.u lll.tt tl,e JallT s..i,;;t s mull'
taniutili. Ii r Its liiul, Ti.r Muni- tiu-.ti titi- niifi
rUiMral ,ir,i.si s ;,ii.l tu i -tnl.lisli .- , mini ,
tu sal'l lllllil Itetnll- Illl- lit 1,'tsl.T al.,1 lit I flMT '
nt tills otllee at a tie. .11 e, a. sli., nu 'I' lies, lay
the ami iiay ui Auuiisi, : s:i .;.
Sin- iiauies as ,i . t si II. I'. I'.iiriiliiiin;
IVri y . . .siiriai'i , .,,im . 'I'ii,.iii.s. m, 1 1 u inn
li. 1 ti,iiii, sun. ail ul I'm ! i.iiul i ir.
Any unit nil persuM-. i'l:i;fi'iu' inlti r t '.x the
llliutc ill -i t llle.l lull, Is ire I'i -1,111 stetl i, tn,.
1 1, ell- flail lis III lllis t .1 1 1 . ' till i . - helul'i .l 1,1 '.". I II
flat' ul' AuuuM Is'.' !.
jiilT uiil'.i .lui.ti I '. imnii, tan. lii'ti r.
NOTICK FOR IM'P.I.. CATION.
Tiinlier IjuiiI, Art .1 ui'. U, IsTs.j '
I'nlli'il States .an,' ' ilMi f, ' 1
Vuiii-iiiivi-r, t'ii-!i.. May, ;!, IMi'l.
Notliv Is IliM'chy L'iveri that ill i-ilil il laiiec
Willi Mii prut s, ins ul' tin.- net ui' I 'tin. . i't ss it-
.Illlll.-il, S7tS, l tllllit il "All II' I lul' tllfMllf of
tillllll'I' 11. 1 1 ' is ill t III- sillies uj . 'rilili.t'tiia. t Irt'-
.'iiii.Niivinlii, urn I ra h uil!1 i T T-itury, ,
.siiin Satiistin nl ( heii-nvitii, cnii.ty i.t' SUnma
lila, stall' ul uiisli.. (a,, t;. ., ,'ia.v li!, ,1 in
tills ollii'i- his mvui li statetin nt m. i;.V, , lor the
liiirili.iseut Hie n,v ', in', of sieiluii n. i lllin
tuivtislilp Nu ii Hurt h, ran..,. I,,,, ti e:,-l . vv m I ,
tviil ull't'i- pf.iul 1. 1 shun i mil , Inn. I miiiIiI is
niuri" Miliialile l.if us Minlierur stuue thin, for
ni;rif iillnnil ptitpusfs. i,t,. tu cstaiili-ii his
l-lllilll tu Slllil llill'l lieluiv tin- IteSIT Illl'l lii'- '
I'l'IVI'l' Of this tiliiee Ilt N'ltll.'l. liver, ivasll., ull
TiH'silny llie lsti, ilny ,,- July, isiiil.
lie niitni-K ns uitni.-s..s: Allen Univurlli ;
.t'lhn M. ('miller, J-' i hijU llniniT, Ji.lin 1'. liil
let I, nil oft 'hi'iiuwlt h, wusli. ,
Any itii'l nil piTsuns rluliiiini; ailv rscly llie
iiiiotv ileserilie.! Im,, Is nre reiiiesli.i tu' hie
tlu-ir rlniins in I hi.s ujlltv un ui lieluri. sniil sth
ilny of July, i'li.i.
inyiijys ' Jmin I). (iiiocm.r.AN. ltclstcr. '
NOTICK.
I S. I, A Ml OiT- KTi,
tlHKIfii.N 'I I V, ( lUlioull,
May, II Ih Ihiiii. )
t'otiipluint linvint; liivn fiiti'ri'il lit this ntllci'
by Alihunsii M. Itnrri II, niilnsl TIioiiuih I''.
Hope, fur uliiiiiilniiiiiK liis lioini sti'iiil entry
No. illiiS, ilideii April l.i, J.sjil, upon the m ).t of
n vv wvilon l:i township in i-nime 7 e. 'tv m
In wusco rotinty, liii ifon, Willi a view lu the
(itneellntiiiti ol saiil entry, iliesahl pni'iies are
liereliyaiiiiiuiiiiii.il In nppi ui' nt this olliee on
1 1 n :un It ilny of June s;u nl III o'rloeij a. in., Ii
respunil and liirnlsli lestiinony euiieeinini;
sulii iillegeil ;il it ii idtt n 1 1 1 1 -i 1 1 .
.1. '1. App.-rsoii, Ki-Klster.
I'eler i a jili't, Iteeeiver.
Tie Oldest Mb Haass in
JHUiiJUi
r.iin
IKsiiitili.-ilieil Hii!,
Hi. in I imi . ,i I. i-i'i iiut.i ii i I i.i.ii. allot- yifcl
Ii l l..r ,1 li.usi- .. In-.,. i 3 Y f fd iJ3
Wholesale dealers in fruils
and vegetables of all kinds.
Helena Montana.
( t X M KNTS S( IA( ITKI ).
JtKTI IiNS ((.(.iMI'TI Y; .vauk,
oaran
23 LuiXJ
- I'l till: IN
FURNITUPvE AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIAL.
Wall Paper, Faints, Oils etc.
A l.uyo up(lv t'f.iHHl '' to st II
OidvKr,ittt itiiit t dors ,iiiI linlt l ItMib.
TTt' A ''- try
wlttiiv. t'iil.i.j
Prepared to iillliih at on. m :hie
.lit I e;il :illi
!iS AMI'
p-"m mi
.KUtp.l PS AN i KI T Ml I US IN
KAKDV ARE, TINWARE, Etc, Etc.
Corner of Soooml .anil I'ihIcimI St roots.
( i t t nr. it;
Acorn and Charter 0:ik
Stovos .mil I'.ini.fs.
(.tills, AllUilllllitloll Illl'l ;nil'liil.; (.nmls
r,,( Coal,
.
I ,!.!, kslllll I .SsltileH,
I I
aiililli.ikel's M:l!i ii.ll,
Si tel' I'.l'i'
Pumps und PpiH',
Plllllll'iUg Supplies.
wis
Tluit thirty il.it s ., ;,s m i
lis ', -1 fur 1 1 il 1 1 . s In
oeoiaitiasi
5
Prescriptions and
Private formula
Anil .1 Conipletu t.i:u; vi
Tl D TT n fl f1 TT V. T.ff T fl H T
fi III. . l. l H I I. II I
u il u u u , u ii Li id i u ii u
yo'jrs foh noon nivnij.
DRS. WILLIASSS Sz BOSIUS.
HOOD RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
DEALERS IN
House Builder's Gcotls, Sask
ilV"
Brackets nd woofl Tiiriius.
Lime. P-laster and Latli Ceil
ing, Kustic and Flooring.
Ccfifl'nc; dz Ccicl-ctc;-
UN SIl'iiM
O. I, STItAN All AN,
I'leshlenl.
RAWSON & WEEER
l'i:ul':;ii:Tni;s.
I lave on liiind a full muiiI.v nl' I-Vuit , Slim If itml ( iniMUH'iittil tiis-; ir)-
vini'H, siintll fruits, Knses and ShntliU'ry.
U- HWle tn p't nlir jifinM lu fiir" iirehisiiiir inscwlieiv.
lleiiii'iiilier niir trei'Miiri'i'itMi strieily wit limit irrl"ni imi.
THE DALLES. ------ OREGON
1'. II. Sl AN InS, I,ni-;d A.m'llt.
THE STj-TCSS.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE
Choicest Meats. Ham,
Bacon, lard, Game,
Poultry, Also Dealers in
VEGETABLES AMD FRUITS.
Corner of Oak utid I'mirth Strcels, - -
im i"i .n" imiMM'.iimujmiiini.ijuL urjmmmjiiamswm
I
A. S. BENNFTT.
ATTOHXF.Y-AT-LA II'.
oPJ'irK isiiA.osi!rii,i)i(i n ntxKit
j OP't'Of'HTANI) SKCOM) STUKKT,
The Dulles, Oienn.
l OIi SAI.K.
Six lots in Viui(!onia, ISO acres In
Skamania county, and sevcrnl farms
in the valley.
J. If. ('it.Mii,i:iiAi !ii.
rs -i" VY
, . ts. .s.i.v s'
. lass o eo1n, ul- i ii ebeiip ("lade
si 1 1 -t ! 1 1 1 III
Stuclebaker
Csbnrns
,.; s i s i
1 -MllS.
iiimI I ,n I I i.y '
lei I M iv i l
lei, I:;,is & Stavcr
( i,iu;i.;a,Cs V :r I inillnral I ni'ib ineiiln
i ami M.i' lilm n.
I BARBED WIRE.
dscieed
:ii; iri.llt t.'", i!-, :i t , I ttmild liisi-nnllr
it I ' belli - -s :i.' ' : di il ;! .
n a n
Jfyte
ujv
ni
illiUUU.
(I I IT fl U Tl
A I J I I li' f
u ii n u in
f.sl' Snlli
II. I . (in:
-s i'ri Inrv.
- Hood Uivcr. Orci'nn.
inn mmii imiiimm
JOHN K. CRADLEBAUGH.
.".rriilt.NKV AT LAW.
rriietlri H In all lli.t eiinrtu nl' (imcon and
Witfil i i I tor I i i. Speelul nl lent Inn (jiven to imn.
Veyitllelnv.
(um:ii okfick.
HOOD UIVKIl ORKiiON"
FO.T SAL!'.
Iloiiso and lot in Hood Kiver. Ap
ply l" A. S. i;i,(ivi:i!s.
Crowe,