viooci livcr iaiacier.
(HOOD RIVER. OK. OCT. II, WC.
jicxnsG ri;t:si:i; iv.x
The Portland Alpine Chili i an lmw
jointers to the vllifo !riMtM-i;-y id' Eu
roo In tin? matter of pmit' ii'Mrvi.
A hunting pr-iund ;!OniiW wide, lv
Hourly S0 iti ilfs lon;. ha U.'umI
apart for these proxy niount:iiiiivr; a
tenth part of the Mate. To ifiiMiiu
mate tin-vUliany, and 'ap tin- climax
.of tho crime, his nuiil hiylim , W. t5.
Steele, f Portland, should U- placed in
'h:,rV, TllO jHVpIo of the Mate do tli't
yd tealize tho irjury it h;.s nivivcd.
'1 ''ic fixithills of the ( aM'iulo l.ino are
tho IkM fui it lands in the Mate, and
tho proof ol it isinthe products of this
Beet ion. When such apphs as eiv
shown by 1. R. ( ix'jcr at our tair, mn
U' raised within ten mil' of the snow
line of ilt. HiHul.it bct nus evident
that the choicest fruit lands in t no state
are practically removed, from it Tl.eie
is no sense in it, no reason tor it. The
tdoekmeii will be shut oil' fioiu their
summer ranges, and inteiiiiing x'ttien
will be forced into Washington to rind
homes. On the other hand no possible
i.u e. in.... ii, 101 ''-i.
here of the club never visit it except by
j ... - . i .. ........
proxy, if we except Mr. S title who. ,HVntlv a resident of this .-011111111-owus
a summer camp on the southern ! ni(v u lw ,ltf wol,i, ..,.lkt.
side of Mt. Howl, where he goes to ln0"Ul u u:Ki lut ,liat u Wll tl)), lu.
rest his tongue w Ltu he has of licking j Ut, ., 0uf frU1K, ..Wt.-d to take note
government stamps, and make the of hu sumiim,iinpt We suggested to
readers of the Onao.u g.et his .-.o- h;m that noxvspar is a reflex of its
i-euee wuu auipose ace urns ei w nai no
does not know abouHhat n.dlv Userib
hied wart on the earth's cut.cle. The
s ate hasreevivedincalcuah'e injury and
all to satisfy the vanity of the Aipi"e
.club, most of the immU-rs of which
never cUtubed anything higher than a
streetcar platform, or- jiuisued the
wild animals indigenous lo the state
vxivpt that familiar urban variety vf
piu-teathered birds, yclept ju" old style
. English, ': Ye Chyppye."
BROKE Willi A BU.LIOX.
When the Polph bill X.irfeiting the j tried at all times to make it a credit to
Northern Pacific grant from Wallula the plaiv, and we fed that we have
to Portland passed con cress, President suciveled in so doing. The pajier is
Oakes of that wrpoi-ation Uiasted "that 'small and so is its income, yet it is
this aetion confirmed the company's i large enough to hold all the local news,
title to lands worth one billion of dol- and in the opinion of many of our poo
lars." The company now has a suit'ple, go it alone. The time will no
pending on appeal before the V. su- doubt come when a larger paper will le
preme court resisting the payment of needed, when a power press will be
taxes on the land bet-KUse ft was not i "h li' the price will be reduced,
yet patented. It is truly a sad state of j out this will be when the people give it
affairs when a corporation gets so much ; patronage enough to meet the expense,
property given to it that it cam o; uf-; and it will not be before that time.
ford to pay the taxesou it. Thisshouid
be a warning to congress imt to again ;
distress a struggling corponition w ith j 111 JU,K1S B'.
such an overdue ot generosity. With l1 of Retting the gold hack into this
lauds enough given it to huild and 1 C0Ulltry ,be ttme of V-"
equip a dozen such roads as it has built, ! caUst' &M U the l"-l,wilio11 "
this poverty-stricken corporation goes ; t0 Ket i,mouut a,ul Muru U with
into the hands of a reviver to avoid I i"rest, in gold, added. In the mean
paying its debts, and asks the g..veru-iwLil,-'silvtrwillto,lt;,'ueto B
ment to relieve it of the hur.ien of las- tlie q"'in wil1 as fi,r fr(,lu
atiou. If the taxes are such a burden j lueut as eVer- llie l"tw "twls
that the company cannot pay them, it stlt,ilJK ut outx' ttl,d 11 11 IS " 11 sllvi'r
Yvould be a generous act on the part of -'"1l wi!l F. to u I"1-11'''1"" a.l
x B , . - business can uum go aheail on the
congress to restore the lauds to theippH?itic w,utract plan. In the near
public domain and let poor folks have I future, if we get down to the silver
them who could divide the burden ! basis, we may try tiie ipulists gov-
nmnngstthPm mid onntrilnin? Inwunls ! umellt money, loaned at : per cent,
" i
supporting state and county govern
ments. This county carried a load of
untaxed property held out by the same
poverty-stricken corporation, but now
it is located and paying taxes, the re
sult of which wi,ll be show n in greatly
reduced rates this year. We know not
what quillets of the law the company
relies on, but decency, justice and right
.demand that the Northern Pacific own
their granted lands for all purposes, in-
.eluding taxation, or none.
, - -
.uuutmjr a vulvae uaj m arci)y for a little while, and an unlim
W,orld's fair, and citizens celebrated in j Jted mon&nhy at tliat with neither
.grauu sua pe. iuu auenoajujc was
751,026, the largest crowd ever gathered
for the purpose of amusements. The
jam at the boat landings iiud depots
was terrible, many persons being in
jured and four killed. The Jireworks
at night are said to have been the finest
,ever attempted. The burning of Chi
cago was reproduced in bur scenes
the first being Mrs. O'Leary's cow, and
the third showing the city with the
fire under full headway, closing with
'Chicago in Ruins." The display cov
ered an area of 14,000 square feet.
An attempt is being made to have
he time in which payment can be
jnade on forfeited railroad lands ex
pended. Owing to the fact that this
Jias already been done .once, it is possi
ble the extension may not be granted.
V would suggest in the interest of the
present holders that when the North
ern Pacific failed to complete itscon
f racts, the time for earning these same
"lands was extended for it several times.
The jndiyidual Jand claimant should
receive at least as mu,di consideration
pa a corporation.
Owing to the higj.striko in England,
jpost of her ,eoal mines are shut down
find a coal famine is on. Ships are he
jng chartered to "carry coals to New-
fastle," however foolish the idea may
eeein. Anotner result. ot Uie coal strike j jaudi house, barn, spring, orchard,
is that the pa oer mills are out of fuel, ( meadow, never failing water supply
pud there is liable to be a heavy call on j with perfect wattr rights, irrigation
this country for news paper. What j ditches etc. For full particulars, terms
the ramifications may yet he is uncer- etc( a(itl the undersigned adminis
tain, but England without coal is much j trator efetate Harrison Corum, deceased,
Jn the condition of an individual with-; ttt -pjse pupie9 Oregon.
J. W. Coxpox.
mi: vacsi: or .
We had intended tirelipfrom ourex
ihanps whatever they might have
said, good, had or liiditt'ctviit, concern
ing our fair. A our exchange list Is
laixily fioni Eastern thegon, and as
our visitors utie from the valley or
Wa.-hir.gton, the icturn aiv, so far,
meaner. We made a sptvial reijiH st of
siivh nu'inU'is of the association us did
not exchange v. ith us to send us a copy
of their rcsjioctive papers, and every in
(liviiiual member premised to do so.
I'p to date we have received but three,
and as we arc not yet prepared to hv
llevc ii'.' nowpapor men are liars, we
patiently wait tor the other precincts
tobchiard from. We iVm y the w ine
supju'r and Mi- l-'riedlamU i's disserta
tion on v man's rights must have laid
most of the boys out; but Tina Icy Nick
ell anl Ira I'ainpl ell a iv of too heavy
jowl let fall Uiuler Mich a tin1. Will
some of the fraternity let us know w hat
has become of them?
is ;,."( A7i.v;s n amis-.
The I'nioti Pacific railroad and all
lines operated by It wont into the
hands of receivers Friday. This w as
caused by a suit of Oliver Ames and
other in the C. S. Circuit Court of
.strict of Nebr.isk.-i
i
,urnnll,jinS!,; ,Uilt j,' le would plant a
tree in stony and stubborn soil, deprive
it of water and care, Mint he would be
f(K)lish t0 wnilli!lin th.,t ,i10 tree was
Hna The tni, is Ull gi..ui.:..
am0 hm, Udore there was population
to M1.iporl it. It Viyvi h()It, in patioit
aul lwfc(ul Waiting for grass, but it
8truck a sllmS!iion of ..ns that the
graM furp(t , giw. It i,aa Wvn
1,1.lltot, in 8tui,iM,ril soii allj left ith-
jout WIpporti We have kept it going
when the income would hardly buy
would
: soap to keep tho devil clean, and have
The propo.sition to issue f lOft.OOO.OOO
... i . . t ii. : ii r.-.i...
to t ii.cii -lir iiri!v Itiir tti II i..
yond the reach of the iuijiecunious.
Then when these government promises
to pay, are redeemed w ith newer prom
ises to pay, the money question will be
settled.
Senator Stewart of Nevada recently
-
remarked that "this country would
have been a monarchy to-day if it had
not been for the U. 8. Senate." He
did not give his authority, but in the;
light of the recent actions of th; body
which Mr. Stewart adorns, the people
are ready to wish that it was anion-
I jeers nor parliament. There are cases
w hen even Miltiadts wouldn't be a bad
man to have in charge of the law-making
department.
J. Arrell Johnson of Tnpeka, Kansas,
claims to have discovered a liquid prep
aration that will change the color of
the negro and make him a white man.
This may or may not be true, hut just
at present the white man is having
such a tough time that the African is
foolish if he makes the change. Better
a contented negro than a dissatisfied
pale face.
The Americans still maintain first
place as builders of fast yachts. In the
recent contest between the American
yacht Vigilant, and the English yacht
Valkyrie, the former nroved herself the
letter boat iu every trial. Three races
were sailed, the Vigilant winning iu
all of them.
There is just one thing prevents the
average Portland merchant from heing
classed as a pig his age.
ADMrSISTIJATOIi'S SALE.
On Saturday, Octoher 28, 1803, at
The Dalles, Or., I will sell at auction
the "Harrison Corum Farm," one of
the finest farms in Hood River Valley,
on Xeil creek six miles distant from
J the town of Hood River, 280 acres level
In Mcniiiriani.
ti I rc i i.i.isov.
We mis thee from our home, dear
father;
We mis- thee from thy place.
A shadow o'er our life is-as;
We miss the sunshine ol thy face.
Wo in'.ss due at the table,
We miss thee in our praxcr;
We miss yen at Uu- Ihvside
We will soon meet you thcio.
We miss thy kind and willing hand.
Thy fond and earnest care;
Our homo is dark without thee,
Wo miss thee everywhere.
County Pair Males.
Tin: l vi i r Ok., Oct. 1J, K:t.
l'.ii inn (it. a ii:u:
Perhaps a few m uis from The UalUs
fair w ill be of interest to your icailcis
and may also serve to assist us in
making our Hood Kivcr fair for ''.'I
a gr ati-r success by avoiding the mis
takes even if we can not lind much
woi'ihy of imitation. The fair is Is
hours behind time in getting started,
-and entries which wore advertised to
close Tuesday at 10 a. m., are still open
on Thursday. This gives the latest ex
hibitors a decided advantage as they
can see how much eoinpetitition there
; is, and enter or not accordingly,
j Although the premium list is fairly
complete, people seem incline I to
I prefer entering articles for which there
j arc no premiums oti'ored. The woman j
! with her foity-levon varieties of doy-,
'. lies, lain!irc(Uins etc.. are the bane of
the sreretary. He fumes and swears
in vain and gins ahead. It solus to
le the main idea of those present to
get the pruniums, not to sec the ex
hibit; and tho first three days of the
week there was scarcely a (htsoii on
the grounds but ofliecrs and exhibit
' ors. (.Juite a iiuiuIht of Hood River
itos are in attendance; among the
number are V. 11. Button, C. J. Hajes,
: M. P. Isonborg, II. A. Pratt, Frank
Sn-sbe, H. C. Patehani and Peter
Motir. Several w ho had been in :it
l tendance upon the Hood Kivcr Hrti
j cultural fair were very emphatic in
their praises of our fair ami the nian
! ageinent.
Although no charges were made the
merchants, for space for exhibits, there
w-as not a single business man repre
sented. This noon, entries are still Ix-ing
made and the pavillion is completely
tilled with exhibits but not w ith jn-o-'
pie; however the races in the afternoon
' drew a good crowd, ami i to I sellers are
hilarious.
Pigeon shooting by the gun
club attrac'-) and
interests unotlicr
clas,s of people.
X.
j Tuank Ymi.
Whereas, The Union Pacific railroad,
i with their proverbial magnanimity, did
furnish and send a special train from
Portland to Hood River, carrying the
press associations of Washington and
Oregon to attend the horticultural fair
; at Hood River; and
' Whereas, The presence of the mem
, Ursof said as.-ociatiuiis did contribute
, largely to the success of our fair and
the future pomological interests of our
: valley, and
! Whereas, W. II. Hurllmrf, the geti
; ial passenger agent of said railroad com
'. pany did contribute in many .vays to
the successful carrying out of our pro
gramme; now, therefore, we, the eom
; mittee having the matter in charge, do
i hereby tender our sincere thanks to the
Union Pacific railroad company and
I W. II. Huriburt for their valued assist-
auce,
i
W. P. Watson,
L P. IlKAM),
Oct. 2, 1893. Committee.
FOtt SALE.
A 4 spring 3 seated mountain hack;
new. A. S. Blowers & Co.
B. R. TUCKER,
PPiU'KIKTOB OP
BUS.
LUMBER
OF ALL KINDS.
MAXUFACTUREK, OP j
FRUIT BOXES, j
HOOD RIVER, OR. j
AI-0 UEAEH IN j
DRY GOODS,
STATTOXERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY ETC.
j Terms Strictly Cash,!
AND AT j
I Prices never heforehenrd of in Hood'
River. !
NOTICE FOR PURLICATlOX. j
Land Omcont Tho Iiallcti, Or., Sept. 1 1, ltfW.
Notli'ols herohy niven that the followin!;-
I nuim-u Mmer tins tiled notice or 1ns iiilention ,
i to iniiko linal priHr in KiipiKirt i
; of his claim, nnd that mid proof will lw inude
j before tin? KiL'isl'T Hn.l H-civrr of the t'. H. !
I Ijind Olflce at The iJullcs, Or., on Saturday,
l ut'u vxti, viz:
1 Joseph Purser,
! Homestead Application No. 4n(C for the e. V,
j n- e. 4 of sec. :t, tp. 2 n., r. lo e., V. M.
ne names tne following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: C. I). Nickel.vn of The
Dalles, or., nnd Amos L'nderwyxl, Kd t'nder
wood and L. Nealeiuh of Hnod liiver, ir.
ltWx-2i Jons W. Lewis- Uegiattr.
EOf RIVER I
STOP TMdT
Dr. Grant's
km
- -
X i'j v incipient
' rnnmimnllnn.
-fCLunn Fever, Pneumonia,
I . Y . 1., I. .. I n II nh IIPAH.
"y i'cliltls, Croup, Pninn In tho
Eriuibt. Throat and Lunns.
CAN'T BE BEAT FOR
CHILDREN. TRY IT.
i-ttn-AitM) f
O.W.R. Manufacturing Co.,
PORTLAND, ORIGON.
l-'oi sale at Hood Kiel' I'lialluaey.
Nu u i: i-oi; prm.it.- thin.
I iiti.l I f:ie- :lt I II.' iMllrsllr. Si-.t. -.11, I s'l !,
Vil HV Is l-.rn l-v cllill 1 1 -1 1 1 till- Inlloultli:.
ti:n i, v i i Ic r Ii.in ii ,. ,1 not I. . if lils i iii rat Inn ;
I., niii!..- ihi.il i..i i n Nii;iMHt i. li s i'IiiIiii, !
ami tnul n.,1,1 i..o' will Im run,!,. ! fniv Hit-1
Iii-InIiT IOIiI lir.VM I I . s. I ., t '. ui I In- l"nl!i-i !
t'r. N . ' , n. ! i I s- ;, i:
ii..m.M.-a.i i-in.:iih.ii s... for,., ii.
n ' , .mil n ' ' , a ' , -' I l p J aril in.
II.' n ini.-N il-.e inlli.w in w ilne.N, i.i i,ioi.
I,n1-,,,I.I..IIn Ivn!,. .,'.' IIO.MI llll. I .IllllM.-
Hi. II ol, sicl.l I. III. I. I.-: .lllllliN t.i'Hls, of Yin-
nIi -III- . W 'in, 'I,, !! .11:111, 1 .iicr. I'.i.r Mnlir.
..ii . . 1 1 . .. i i . . i
n.-t;nl.' Joiin W. I.r.w is, It.-iiW.r.
NOTICK lOU Prm.lCATlON.
t nn. I niliiv :il nn.-. mi .-r wash, st-)i. '.'I, Is' S
.i;tv l llrl. l v i,i.ll Unit tin' fnl'iiwllm-
ii.mik'.I N, tt!, r tin- lii. 'l noli.- nl III. In
I. iu'.oti n iiimI.i-tin il I'i'K't in sii'"'-t nt Ins
i-1 ;i I 111 nn.l I H-.t - ml ". III lie lini.l.- l.itof.'
W . U. lninl.:ir. ( oniiiiiNsn.ii.'i- I'. si. rnvn;t
li -ill tr iMstint ol v. -UI nrlon. nt l.ol.l.'li-
iImI.- .i.-lun ;'.!!! on Vim . ii.!.. r II. vt I, it
I'll.r 1. Mills,
ll.l. fnttv No. 'it I n- Hie '...t I nn. I
', nn.l - e 1 , ol li ' , s. e. li I'p i u r l'J
Vst
U III.
IU- n.-ll'li-s tin- follow In-; v Itnrss... tn jiroM'
liis i-uiii .mil .i: . i. -:.!. mi- uin-u mnl .-iiiii;i-I
nut of. s ,..( l.ei.l. . John K hlliN
:itif. nn-l Ihin- n, 1-1. It. Id w. tt, 'I'lioiinis
M, nlt.-oinh, nil .'I 'I -I. il'ln '.- W n-li.
;! S'tio I J..IIH 1. 1)1 iiollli. IV, ltislsl .r. j
No rii i". I'di: IT I'.l.H'ATloN. i
I.:i::.l o:f,.-. nt i ir, .; .ii CI! r. A nil. '.'" Iv:. j
Notice I- h.i.hv ,:H- I'nit the r..low 1 1 iti - '
ll.lllli.i s, tl'.-r lei- tlle.i liotire of Ills int. lllloll j
In i:i..i,i- r.nnl i'1-ooi in sii-'ort of Ins I'litiin. i
HI-,. I tli-it s.,iil ('roof will I., tinele hilote the;
In u'isler iiml II. eilM l- I . S. I nn.l I nliie nl I
nieunn. iti I h. i.ni on I 'i t., - t. Ism, : j
John I'. Ilnniii. i
It'l. A'. N'n. O.V for I he n w ', of n u
, e s '!', ;nr e W III.
He IKIIII. s I he loll ill III',' Witnesses to nr..ei,
IliS I'olltiriUiUls resi.lell.-e llH.ll nlnl rllltlNil-!
I loll nt. s;,hj I:, ii, I. I. 1 'hurl, s -.t. -111111. Wilt- I
i.lhl Kl lesell. M ills . I eks. Niek . l.er. llll of
I ii-enite U ks iisen eiilllll l'r.'i;nl!,
,
M)ll( ii l l)U I'l Ul.K ATIDN.
I .Mil! i Mti.-e at The !'iil!es. nr., net. !i, Isia ;
Nutlet Is li. r l' i;len I lull tile t.llu Uiii- I
Il.lllle.! set I lef ll.l ll lei I II. 'I I. e . 'f ll I s til tent lull !
1. 1 iniike liniil 'r.. III ii'..it i.t Ills ehiiiii,
Illlil t III. t . Oil ITih.I' will In' Illll'le lie!,, re tile
K.'iriNt.-r a ll.l h.-eeUer I . S. Ian. I ..ill,,- ut
Tlie I'iilli s i !'., mi M'iiuIiin N". 31, I v. '.1, U: j
Marl. hi T I.. .. '
1 1.1 No. i oi ; I,.;-t lie iv ' j n iv ; , nail v 'j w
; see l'i I 11 V ,1 e IV III.
He nam s the ! ', mi:;'..' i iltirsses to i:-nw
Ills et'l:! tlir.i'l.s les-lenee u..i Hll'1 eii.tl-U-
liuil nl S..14 laiul 1 1: ( niirleis 1. Mi r. ,
I.e'.vi i:. M.'ise. v nl t;.mil, Aii:.iiii I.. I'm l.s, j
llll of i .1 lili.ll III .ti . '
I N't 1 II1V l'l .lull V . 1.1. M Is. I :. i st er. !
NOllt K HiR PURUCATIOX.
l.ali.l i 'Itli i' at Yanemiv. r Wasli. c.-t, T, I. j
.",1'tiee S Ili'i-el'l ni.H: t:lilt tile follou Ilia- ;
miuii-l , ; j ;,-r . in . c !. I i.ut I th.-tr in-:
'lilt lull ! make li ,a. I j . I . ' I 1 11 si , , 11 I , ,t their '
I'iiillil .I...I that -a..! n i l Mill I." Inane li.s I
..ii.' U' 11. h'ilihl.r I I ! 1 1 1 1 1 s a , n e r t'. s. I'ir-i
.nit I iui-l I'.r iM-lii.-l -f w .11. i nut. 'ii nt iml-!
ih la. aie -.i.siii n.ii'ii nn ,'.i en.l.er Is. lsn.: .: j
(..elLie li.lliill'. i
1 1 1 ni'sti a 1 Ai'l-.U-.iti.iti Nn. - 1 1 for tlie w ;
nl" ll e ' , II '4 l s , u:i'l II e', ol n e ,si-e
I ;i i ,l I' IJ a-t u ,,i Iner. I
Ml I'al.tis t):-' I'lU'iV. II L' l Itlieeses to .rol' :
his et'lil .ntl'ills tes.,,1 nee ii Hii ami ell It ! ill ii ill I
i t s; , i . t laiiii. i: .Ni .'i. i Ami. i".ii, llermiin ,
l,eit-ehl, Aihel'l Ui I ; 1,1. a I of Klllilii 1". II.
U a -in i. L'l. ui, l- i ank sl.aw, of ten wood 1'. ( I.
V iishitton.
I ;, . ruo i. I l.in.
I'lirelins,' A , liealloti No. 17ti imiler :
f nf.'itiiic aet se 1 1 1 M ls.iO loi t t- ii w J, Mr :i.l
'i'p a n r IJ east ill tnef.
ill- names the lolloM-Jllli ivilllessi-w to prove
liis eotil iiuioiis i-laiin to unit i-iiltlvatioti of
wild Inn. I viz: Nelson Amlri-son, Herman
Karlselii, Alhert HerlM hi. all of I nlilii ', u.
iisi,iin:toii; l rank hiuv, ol I ilenwooil I'. (.
Vi iishinton.
fM'tll-nvlT JoIIN II. CiKoiilledAII, Ki'SjIstlT
NOTICK FOR lTBUCATIOX.
I.aniHitlice at Y'niieoiiver Wusli. Sept. S!i:i.
N'otlr'-ls hereliy L'iven that Hie folloivina.
natneil s.-tl ler lias tiled not lee of her Intent mil
to make coniiini ation timil pr.Mii' in siipjH.rt of
her i ' I a i ) 1 1 , ami that said proof ill lie iiimle
lielori' the Ke'.'ister and K ei Iver T. S. Ijmd
Otlii'i' al iiiieoiiver H a.sli. on NuveiiiluT
J.'l, l'.i:l, vi:
AM.'c M. Wor.isvi -.rth.
II K. K.'b;i for the w s w , ll and n):t
n v ' , sir Jl I'n :i n r if e iv in.
Slie name tlie f'olloM'in witnesses lo prove
her I'ontinnoiis i-e-idei.e.' 1 1 1 k ri and enltiva
I. in of, said land, viz: Walter liates, Kaehael
Itowlamls, Harry Shank, Williiim Kinraid,
all of Wliitesalmoii Wash.
iiullispia John I). ;i;o;iik;a v, IleirUtcr.
.0TKi: FOR Pn$IJCATI(.
I .nn it Oitlee at The Dalles Or. Sept. II, !!.
Notice Is hen liy L'iven that the follnwitiK-1
named scltier lias tiled not ice of her intention j
to maUc tinal prniif in -u)nt of In r claim, j
and that said priMif will he made hefnre tlit-j
l'.inisler and Receiver t. s. ,.. at Tim Dalles i
Or. on Saturday Oct. ', 1.', viz:
Mary K. Krazler,
Homestead Application No. VI 3 for then. e. i
of nee. 5, tp. 2 ii., r. iu e., W. M.
She names the follo i Inn witnessevto prove
her coiitinuoiis resideiwi" upon and cultlva
tinn ol said land viz: .John A. Wilxm, T. K.
Wieken,. J. W. Diiralisand A. InitaMs, all of
Hood liiver, Orcu'iiii,
M.-l'roc21 John VV. I.KU'IS, Heglstc-r.
THE SAINT'S REST.
at
AHBSVILLR
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
CYRUri ORLE WIILSKY
a sH.cialty.
(.'all and see me at the mouth of the
White Salmon.
W. Woods Proprietor.
S.E.Bartmess.
FURNITUHE AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIAL.
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils etc.
A ,ti;o supply of, ami IWlusivi 1,'ijibt to boII
Colobratoil liquid colors ami tlntoil luaila.
UnclcrtD-kin Specialty.
Prepared l nil nili at nmv, a Hue ela-s of eoillus, also a cheap grnlrt
but neat anil Mibstantlal.
17a n
.ioiti;i:i;s anh
:: HAHDWARS, TINWARE, Etc, Fto.
Corner of Second
el l. t int II I'
Acorn and Charter Oak
i
j Cnutf -irKl IJllll'im
btOVOS .ttlll l.Ulh-
I , , . ..,... i I
( lllls. Allllllllllitloil IIIUI SW t lllg loNMls,
Iron, t'oal,
P.laeksimth Supplier,
Waonniakei's Malei ial,
Sewer Pipe,
Pumps' tunl Pplpe,
Phunhin Supplies.
I
That thiltv davs if as Ioi.l' ti vie can
re-pn-si mir patl'U'S to n
Prescriptions mid
Private Foriuula
Specialties!
And a Comploto Lino of
Mm CHEMICALS AND MEDICINES.
'
YOURS FOR HOOD RIVER.
DRS. "WILLIAMS & BROSITJS.
DEALERS IN
House Builder's Goods. Sash
and Doors, Mouldings,
Brackets ni Wood T n r n i n a s.
Lime. Plaster and Lath Ceil
ing Rustic and Flooring.
Cofia.c Caslotc.
ON Sllult'niT ND'l'it 1.,
O. I,. STKANAIIAN,
I're-hleiil.
Tib. "Da-lles T"o.rccries,
RAWS0N & WEBER
I'llurUlKTiiUS .
Have on hand a full supply of l'ruit, Shade and Ornamental trx-cn; grap
vines, small fruits, Roses mul ShruhU-ry.
lie sure to get our prices U-for" purchiisinKeisM'where.
Rcniemher our trees are grown strictly without Irrigation.
THE DALLES. OREGON
II. Stanton, Local Aent.
TbLD BTJ"TC-EI1.
.1 HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE
CIioicest Meats, Ham,
Bacon, lard, Game,
Poultry, Also Dealers in
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Corner of Oak nnd Fourth Streets,
A. S. BENNFTT.
AimitXEY-AT-LA W.
OPFK'KINSHANNOSHI'Il.IfN(ioUNKH
OF COCItTA N I SECOND STUKKT,
The ImIIiw, Oregon.
FOR SALE.
Six lots In Waucoma, 4S0 acr'S in
Skamania county, and hevcral farms
iu the valk-y.
J. H. Ckadi.ehauoji.
i;r,i.ii.i:i:s in
ami Federal Stroots.
' Cl, .JU ,rr
Hint l rrUi
I chnrtif it.
.
am!
Mnw.ri.
A(ii:Nix It'll
Lewis & surer
111
muuiiuui
('imiiiiii)s Ais'ileultiilrtl lmiltiiif nU
iiml Machinery.
BARBED WIRE.
....
credit c. U, and would r--H tflilly
ivel'n theliiselves ai'eordlnvtly.
if. c. (nr.
Hr rrlitrjr.
hi
! AralSlFCOiDIiM
ltlf-l ATT
iiev,
lift
Hood River, Oregon.
JOHN H. CRADLEBAUGH.
ATTOIINKY AT LAW.
Iractice h, nil tha coiiru of OreKon and
WiiKhltiKlon. Hpi-claliiltuntlonKlven to oon
veyaneim;, (H-'ier offk;e.
HOOD 1UVKR OREOON
FOR SALE.
House and lot In Hood River. Ap.
p'y to a. s. Buy up.