3food Itiver Slacicr.
hood itiVKii, on. sow ii, Mi:-.
TIM: NWLS.
Tint mull nrrlvi'i riiiin Mt. Ihrnil nl II n'.
i'Iii-U A. M. W I : liiv iiml Hut iinliiyit; iliw
iiu'l ' In millll' dll,', ,i iliiiill.
if rtli'llimi'lti, Iim'.
r. ,m, khi ut itn ..
' lit K A. M. nri Ivi k nl
l'i.f Wlillr SiiIiiimi, l. iivi H (I, illy ill H A. M
m i In-, ill Jinr ii . In, u c, M.
limn Whli,' Mn 1 1 1 1 t linvi- fur I'iiI, In. (Ill
put, 'i I in!,,' mi, I iili'iiwiiii,! MuimIm.v".
WrdlH'MilttV r 1 1 I I' I IiIhvn.
imn:i'' i,o( m, yi aitum.
I'YchIi xivlluii liohi'V Ml. ( 'i'iiwi'II'm.
lii'inl hi'. Willi 'n caul In tliU Ihhiic,
linn. I!
I . i-'inllli huh lii I'lirllninl
Tui'Nil.iy .
CiihIi l.ui'Kfy
III till! I.OI'liri.
Ik niiinln mi engine
Tin' ni'l thing ymi will hear will In- 1
(In! Iii i'.h luiml.
). It. I lul l Icy Iiiim a line dixplay of.
I,,IH III It iH hlllll.
'I'liiuiiliv, ri'il cldvi'i' mill alfalfa wed
at liuicl, I lent .V ( h.'n,
'A MHIci'm linliy ti um hceu very nick,
lull h now niil of (lunger.
I '.nl i hi r S u 1 1 1 1 ii y I i it i n-r nl llio I.ati
gllln I (mi-'. IJ:;ni to li.'iu. ,'iic.
Silcky 11 y iiiM-r 50 ri nt per Imx of
IT) diiillilc hIiccIm, ill I lie ilniK hliiic.
Mm. J. T. Ih'lk him gum to Mcilfuril
to mi ln r fullii r, who W HcrlmiNly ill.
S. K, Hurl tui'MH will hcII for ciihIi only
iiml ul it ii'iluct ion o fioin 5 to lo M-r
rent.
Shci 111" Wiiril wan Ihti" Tuesday, wrv-
Ul piin'ln in llic Mill Ix'twi'cli Hcalil
iiml 'iiiuiillcr.
I Mop in iiinl Iciivc your nii'iiMire for
tin- i;i. icii. A III KUiiruiiticil - yi'ii!
if iircTwrnry, u Hiiixiii. j
J. I-'. Aruinr I" iiitliniii u unit two-1
duly cwicii'( mi liln l inn, wlllrli lie
linn hImiiiI ciiin,lcl'i. j
Tllf I'tlltUI 1'aeillc U IIOW Nfllillgi
t' 1 1 1 1 I tup tickets In ('liinigu fur f.'iO , '
ami to Si. Louis for $17. i"i. j
Why il, you ciy $1 '" per suck fur
Scotch I'lfi! whent lloiir ulicii you run
Kcl II at ll ilnl, Dill! A- Co.' tor'.IO cts.?
'I'hif circuit court for Vusco county
Ix'Klns the Niivciiilior leriu MoinUy.
The ilockol Is Mill tolsMjuitc a long!
one. i
t 'itpliiin ( 'is- l putting a picket fence
ill front of his holla s on the sl:ile road,
ailihn Kreittly to the nppciilaiiiv of the
properly.
The unit Is twis'il the hitch creek
water company ninl W. Ii. Wiiums
will piohalily U Irii'il at the coining
term of coin t.
There was no school in ilistricl '2, 1 1 ls ;
Week, om mi; In the tc.'ich, r, .Mr. All
drew. I cilii? ill The hallcs ns.siinu
Willi (lie leiichcr's x ii 1 1 1 1 1 nil i n .
.'.immi vim (Ii of men's MiiN, troiisi-rs,
en'oats, liovs' oVi-rcials, lioys' suits,
Imols ami slhs's, v ill is' Kicrilhvil in the
liext .III tliiys at Itaml, iK'lit .VI'o.'h.
Our "Whole Wheat (irahani" Is for '
Mile at I 'rowell's store. We guarantee
-ery sack to he made of clean No. 1
Wheat. II.AIUIImiV lilios.
Mis. MowclU exscts to leave in ii
IV w days, and yesterday she sent her
hisleis to their uncle in California, ac
companying them as far as Portland.
Those parties who promised to hring
lis wood will please get t lie same here
at once, as we vi ill not wait for it, and
when our wisiddifd is full, must have
rash Insleail.
Mrs. K. L. Smith and daughter Ann,
tire at I'liMdlriia California, and will
iirohahly i-in'inl the winter there, as
Sliss Ann's health is much improved
liy the change.
1 nseeticldcH for fruit pints and etc.;
London Purple, l'.uis (ini n, 1. X. I..,
Whale oil Miip, powered hellehore, j
Persian ihsccl jiowder etc., at the i
Jloml itiver I'liarmacy.
Hon. K". L. Smith went to Portland i
Monday to visit his in i!herdn-hiw Lev. j
E Ij. Conger, D. D., of Pasadena, Cal-1
lfornia, whom he has not seen for !
thirty years. He returned Tuesday. I
Drs. Thomson A Cains, will leave 1
for Portland, their headquarters, Sun-1
day morning, to return about February !
1st. All those wanting dental work
done, please call today, Saturday.
The trouble between the riparian
owners of Phelps creek are settled teni-1
Siorartiy, ai least, nui me waier rigius
n that historic ciwk will never bo set
tled until adjudicated by the circuit
court.
J. W. Morton arrived from Tillamook
Tuesday evening. Joe came over ex
pecting to Ikj tried in the circuit court
for trespass, on the cav sent up from
the justice court last summer, but as
the matter has iK-en dropped hy the
' prosecutor, ho had his trip for noth
ing. The bad weather has caused tho con
tractors at the locks to reduce the force
of stone-cutters, and !h of them were
discharged Monday. There is an iru
niense amount of stone on hand, and
tho force employed In placing it in the
walls will lie kept at work all winter if
the weather will ieruiit.
Mr. Willis has just returned from
Goldendale, where he was called as a
witness in the case, of Splawn against
The Dalles ferry company. Splawn re
covered judgment for ?0lll, for injuries
received by Ix'ing thrown across tho
neat in his wagon hy obstructions placed
in the road by the company.
The money of this district being ex
hausted, except sucti as is set aside to
pay teachers, no one w 111 do work for
the district. George Prather shows
himself to lie the right man for di
rector, under the circumstances, for he
ireti in and saws the wood himself, lie
says he will keep tho school going if'
his bucksaw and backbone uoiu oui.
A litter of pigs and their mamma,
belonging to O. H. Hartley, recently
awain the Columbia from near the
mouth of Hood river, and last week a
big steer, starting from tho same place,
warn up the eddy to the big rock near
the ferry landing, where lie climbed
out and took a rest, and then struck
out for the Washington shore, which
be reach ud safely.
Will l.iiiillln left this morning for
Ashltiiul,
Mis, U I vers ami son C'IiukI, jr to
Mcilfoiil, next W' illlCMilay to rehhie.
iSoiim! Apples,
!',.(', Miller picked this year from
one tree on (he Morion place ill hushcls
of nppicH of Hid Winner variety. Willi
tires si'l twenty feel apart licnrllij( lit
the Hume late, the yield would m a
little over o,l)0i IiUnIicIm to the acre.
' We ilu not mean to miickchI thai this
i yield has ever Imcii made or ever will
he, hut for some theorist with a hunk
ering for Inures here Is a IhimIs on w hich
to limine out a fortune for tho fruit
grower.
A llmiii liohl TieiiHiire.
h. W. Fuller of Cuniijolmrle, N. V.,
says that he always keeps hr. Kind's!
New hlscovery In the Iioiimi am! his
family always found the very Is nt re
suits follow It use; that he would Hot
he without It If procurithle. (i.A.hylu
mmi, druKKlst, CitUklll, N. V., snys
that hr. KIuk's New hlseovery Is un-
jdoiihtedly the Is-st eolith retuody; that
i i... i I 11 I.. I.U f.....ll., t..r ..I. .1.1
lie nils lineii i , in inn iiiiiiujr
years, and it hns never failed to do all
that Is claimed for it.
letter List.
The following letters remained In
the IIihxI Klver iHist olllee uncalled for
Nov. 1st:
fhlvell, Allert Cmltf, Kail.)
( 'hrlslcroii.MagnlcM I'reemuii, W V.
I,. V.. Mokkk, 1'. M.
ilu Urn's Arnica Suite
T he Is-st salve In the world forCuU,
Itruin.it, Hores, ITeers, Hull Hhcuui,
K.-ver Soles, Tetter Chaps-il Hand,
ChlllilaliiH, Corns and all Skin Krupt
ions, and positively cures 1'iles, or no
pay reijuired. It Is guaranteed tk'ive
l rleet satisfaction or money refuudud.
I'rlre cents mT hox. For hale, hy
Hood Klver Pharmacy.
Tli llrllllanl Hkudrnt'a llllrmma.
A iTurvnrd student told inu mi hiiuis
fan story aUnit hiiii'iilf tin- other day.
It seems l hut recently his mother had a
yoiifiK lady cwcht at their lunue on tliw
iS.u'k liny, mill win a lie cure- from col-
leKe ill tllM ullernisill lie WHS llltr'xlliceil
to her. At ilililier alnu kIic sat oppoi-ite
him at the tahl. lie puid little atten
tion to the fair viniUir, us his min I was
en'roHse l with a prohleui in his lesson.
However, his hrothers were us assiduous
aspossilile in enter! iniii' her. As it j
liaplM'iied, tin) latter hud engagement;)
out that evenimf, imd, ns'Mrs. A. iiad
proiuiM-d Miss I. to Inivi; one of her hoiis j
take tier to the tin-liter. It fell to tin) lot
of my friend (ieori;e, the Harvard man.
He accepted the pittnttitm ir:ii'fully,
mid in due time th yoilllif couplo set oil
for th,' theatre. Arriving, (ieoro left ,
his companion at one hide of the. lohhy
while he sli ppi d Up to the hux oflicn and
purchuM'd the tickets-; then, turning
aliout, he hsiked toward the place whero j
he had parted from the youn lady, nnd I
was surprised to nee half a dozen there,
and yo gods! is it possible? he could
not tell which was his precious charge!
Here was a dilemma.
Oeorgn said he, immediately decided
tha rather than rihk Hjs'aking to the
wrong person, he would tnnd still till
tho young lady i-poko to him. Si ho
gazed at his tickets for what seemed to
him an age, but whh probably only a
. - t , i . .. i
iiiiiiuie, wnen .miss i. came up and paiu, j
"I fear you did not recognize me." "Oh, j
yes yes " (stammered George, equivo- I
rating "yes, I did; I thought they had
not given me the seats I asked for, and
was considering w-hat was best to do iu
the matter." Boston Herald.
A fOMCI KTE Kiilll'MENT.
Everything which ei'is-rieni'o has sug-
gested as likely to be brought into use In
removing derailed cars and freight is to
h, found iu these rooms. Along the
''1' K(("L' or mi,ro "jacks," boiiio
of them so powerful tliat a single man
can lift to a height of several inches
anything weighing from 1,000 pounds to
twenty tons; there are also wrenches,
roe, lanterns, axes, saws, hammers,
light and heavy; crowbars, torches,
drills, hatchets and numerous other up
phances.
Some new appliance is being
added every time the train goes out, and
all now things introduced in tho work j
are ailUeil as sihiii as mey are out,
It is very seldom that any tool is called
for during tho work upon a smashup
that is not to be found in tho resources
of tho car, all of which are accounted
for by a man who keeps a record of
every piece taken out and returned.
Upon the arrival of tho train at tho
wreck tho men are put to work iu chargo
of an exiierienced mechanic and fore
man. With startling rapidity tho wreck
is straightened out. Tho locornotivo at
tached to tho train is available to fur
nish wivver in clso jinv hnnlin'r ia tn h. 1
msn power m caio any uaunng is to oe ,
uone, auu 11 1110 uuguie 01 1110 wrutKeu ,
1 . 1 :o 41. . ..a .1.. 1 1 '
train is unharmed and on tho "steel," it,
too, can bo brought into similar use.
T .. .1... 1 Hi..,. ' I
, . , . . . , , .. ,
Coaches CJll-eful work IS required; While I
111 111U llUIItUlUM VI UUOHY LHhBOVlXllVl
in the case of overturned locomotives, I
which weigh from thirty-five to eighty
tons, tho work of righting and replacing
them on the tracks is no small job.
Oftentimes a few hundred dollars will
cover an uamages lor wnai iooks toa
. , . 1 , . 1
liovico like a wreck involving a loss of
., , .,.11 1..
mousanus 01 uouars. in most cases
wrecked coaches and freight cars can be
repaired at a comparatively small ex
pense. Locomotives can also be smashed
on tho exterior to quite an extent with
out costly or irreparaWo damage.'
-New
York World.
Itouert MKIW, or ftnOWS rails, Me.i;i miikotinalpiwr insupisirt of his claims,,
went to sleep in a field the other day, and 1 nnd that said proof will bo made before tho
when he awoke ho was minusa good pair j veVwaihn
of trou:iers. Field mice, which swaru:
in Oxford county, had gnawed the gar
ment into shreds and carried it away.
Recent experiments upon the electro- j
lytic generation of pressure from gases
, i i . . .,,.)
formed in a closed space have been very
successful, and a pressure ol i.auu ai
Uiospheres has been obtained.
A4ai
NOO1M0 'ONVtlMOci
''03 2ujni3BjnuEH 'u 'MO
hi iaNv,aiM
'ii Aui NiuaiiHO
UOJ 1V33 33 liNVO
tflum DUfl 1R0JUI 'lBBDJa
m i ij 'tfioja 'niiiqo ;p
-uoja 'qttnon DuidooiiM'yf Kj
'oiuouinauj 7j8A8j tunijyti 1
U J U , I SJ .
l or sale ul Hood Itiver l'lial Inuey.
()lt SAI.K, Oil KKXT.
i;i(hty iicreH, six tnlles from town.
I'Vnir acres In meadow and alfalfa, j
N'.'arly thre? acres In strawlsTrles, in
full Is'iirlui; n'xt year; oik; of the very I
earliest Jls-rry patches in the valley.
Hiinil! on hard In Is'iirini. (iimd houxe
ham and wood hhed. Apply to J.
Wicklmm, on the premisos.
Prune Trees Cheap.j
We nnvo on hand a fine Mock of
homegrown non-irrigated and very
stocky fruit treea, thereforo sH?cinlly
adapted to our dry and windy locali
ties. -1 ft trees at $1 per 100, 1-(J at
f'i..r.O st KXiJKiO s-r KMH). 6-8 trees at
f7..Vi is r 100 70 iwr low. Also a fine
i stock of standard irpplc, js-ar, cherey
jiuid is'ach. Call and sec stock at nur-
wry, two mile west of towi.
Hood Uivcr Nmirery,
I'll KINdToN t Co.
If vou have prois-rty to wll, list it
with lis. We have concluded to lian
die all the Hisid river property we can I
and are prepared to do so on the very!
smallest living cominisHions. We are
so situated as to easily reach all sissi-
hie purchasers, (iivetm a list of the;
i,ri ii ell e villi ileyiri tfiuetl iiml u .. veitl '
do the rest. Call and ncc us at the I
(ii . licit olilee. I
t ....
i ti m m
wno may oc oe-iious oi iiuuii; siu-
FOK SALE. veyin' "done, that he is a practical
!! ' hiirvi-vor of many years exH-rience,
KiKhtv acres of dis-del land, with !'"! tlnit work eiit'rusted to him will le
plentv of water for any one wishing to jHTforined . ith dispatch and c.irrect
go into the Is-rry husiness; :tnn Is-aring ; "-" H' k, t pleasure in referring to
fruit tni's. Hindi, nears and nlums ' Mr- A. S. lilowers, (who for years won
i llv winter no nles: Hi acres now I
ready for fall grain. Also, two cows,
... ii ' . i
one span marcs, two wagons, harness,
and all farm implements; one stallion
I years old next spring. The place will
Is- sold separate or with the stock.
Two miles and u tiuartcr from depot, on
the east side of Hood river. For fur
ther particulars call at the (Ii.ai li:it
oilice, or on Mr. John .Sweeney, Hood
1 liver, Or.
T. C. Dallas has just received a fine
stock of cook stoves, ranges and kitchen
furniture. Call and sett them.
liant powder, fuse and caps at T. C
Dallas.
We have several farms and small .
tracts for sale. Call and get prices. J
Wax strings, tin cans, new stoves,1
preserving kettles and everything else.
p
S. Dallas.'
. i
FOK SALE. i
A 4 spring IJ seated mountain hack;,
new. A. S. lMowers & Co. j
A. S. lMowers & Co.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
The Crockett place, 11 miles west of :
town. Jniiuireof It. Waukkx. i
NOTICE FOIt PU15LICATIOX.
IjiihI iillliv at Vancouver wash, Sept. Vll.lsiiu;
Notice Is hereby kIvcii that the lnllowini;
nunieil settler bus tiled mil lee ol his lu
teal ion to make llmil proof in siiiort of bis
claim nnd Unit said prool will be minlo before
V. K. lumbar. Commissioner l si. Circuit
Court fur District ol wiishluKton, nl (ioldca
dalo Washington on November 11, lsstf.viz:
l'etor D. Mills.
lid. Kiitry No. .Wl for the lot 1 and s of
n e !4 nnd i e ) of nvt). See. U Tp 3 n r Yi cast
w III.
lie mimes tbe following witnesses to prove
ti.m
bis continuous residence upon nnd cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: John II Whilc
nuh. Anitust Hansen, K. 11. Hewett, Tboiiius
11. Whllcumh, all of (ioldeudali Wash.
Hpt.illnov Joiin I. (iKooiiKHAS, Register.
SUMMONS.
In Justice Court of Wasco county, state of Or
eun, for Haldwln precinct. Charles 1,.
.Morse, plalntiir, vs. Kicimrd Uowen, do
fenduiit. To Ulehiird Ilowcu, the i bovo named defend
ant: In tlis name of the state of Oregon, you lire
hereby required to appear mid answer the
compiulnt llled uxninst you in the ubove en
titleil suit, now uendini: In tbe above entitled
court, on or urloru Dteemlier 23. ISSi.l, and If
,vou la" 80 to '"s'r, the plutntitt will take
t . f , , .. , r ... . Kllin ... Slsiv!
V . " . . r 1 m ....... .. ...... 1..
lor lanor, ami iiiaiei uu lurinsncu dj- nun, in
Urlvlni? and bankhiK n certain lot of telephone ,
poles at Hood Itiver, V asco county, Oregon, i
and for labor and servltvs in driving said
I . .', .. ... j..,..ii ..., a.1..
idles, performed by Charles Joiinsou, .M. ! :
liO.v, I IIUHIH-U .HUlKllll, cieiiuiB auui
Hand, Frank Watson, Multy Dukes T. 11.
,;,,u7finL' i',Knr..i 'r "i'- t1..o,VJ .Ii!,!' i i.- i
Kankin, F. W. liarlnv. T. C. Iallas and 1.. h.
Moi-su, which ucoounts have biH'ii assigned to
said pialntlir, wlio Is now the owner of tho
I same, 11 ml lor his costs and disbursements
j herein.
' This summons is served U)n you by pub
lication in the Hood Klver (.i lacier, a newspii-
....hiisiied nwtivnt Hood itiver. Wasco
county, Oregon, for Klx successive wit-ks, by
order of Joscnii A. Knox. Justice of the Peace
,,, ,.,,,1 ,,. . .1 1r.iiei and count v. which or-
tier was duly made and entered on the
day of October. 1SH3.
JOHN H. CKAIU-ElUrtm,
Alt' y lor Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Olllcc at Vancouver wasli Nov 1, 1S!','S.$
Notice is hereby civen that tbe following-
named settler has tiled notice of tils intention
William Kellendonk.
Application to purchase 2tiHt'orthew n eji
nnd 11 w A e see lii Tp S u r 10 e w in.
He names the following witnesses to prove
i.t.. -.!..!.. ..v ...a Ul.l l.inil iirwlnr nrnvll
,m 0fseetlon 3 of tiie act of congress approved
sept, ai jsiw, viz: Amosi nderwi
I nderwiKid, Hurry Olsen, all of
,w, Join darkson, of w
Amos i noerwoou, r.unmu
iif HiKHt Klver
wliite Salmon,
wash.
Ill)', i derfl
Joes D. Geooueuas, Kelster.
Ha3 just boen platted and is now placed on the market. All lots are
reached by the pipes of the Hydrant Company. If you want to build a
house for a home or to rent, buy in SOUTH WAUCOMA. It is tho
finest residence property in the city. Terms to suit the buyer.
H,C. COR
T. Ii. EMERSON.
All Around Painter.
KAL30MINING,
PAPER HANGING
AND DECORATING.
I'llei K iiliMiniilile uri'l HitlKfiictl'lll K""r"l
lelll.
JIOOI) JtlVKK, - - - OKKOON.
XOTKK.
All accounts due me not paid or put
into notes l.y tlm li'ith (( this month
will Is; collected hy law.
K. I. Cai.ki.nh.
T. C. DALLAS.
i Stove3 and tin
ware, kitchen fur
j niture, pruning
tools and plumb
ers goods of all kinds.
j Itei,ilrWii;of llnwun; u srlulty.
W. H. WILSON.
A TTOliSKY-A T-LA IP.
Kimj.MS M, AM) ii, NKSV VlWiT IllX-'K,
T1IK DAM.KS. OKK'JUN.
inn u A M k.n kfke,
. .
AttorneyS-at-Law,
Chapman Block, over Postoffice
i ill'. 1) M.l.KS il!i:;oN.
'
The iiiider.-ined Is ing located near
Hood Itiver, wi-ii. s to inform r,lir,i'
county commissioner in Minnesota,)
and f r whom he did county work as
county surveyor, as to his ability,
l'aities writing nie at Hood will re
ceive prompt attention.
C. J. IlAVKS.
Daled Hood liiver April Cth, 1891.
' A.s. lll.ow ki:s. W.M.Yatks.
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LAMPS, BLANK-BOOKS, SCHOOL
SUPPLIES,
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NOTIONS, CANDIES
AND TOBACCO.
The Prather, Building,Second &0ak Sts.
THE DALLES MERCANTILE CO.
THE DALLES ORECiO.1.
DEALERS IN
Hay. Graii
In carload lots, or retail at the very lowest market rate deliver
ed anywhere in the city or at the depot free of charge.
Mailorders solicited and promptly Tilled.
50. 392 to 391 SECOND STREET.
Union Fuel lie Further Reduces tbe rates.
To Chicago and return 50. first class;
St. Louis 147.25 Omaha, Kansas
City, Sioux city and HL Joseph $30.00
first class, llates correspondingly re
duced to all eastern points. Consult
j Union l'aeific agents before purchasing
I and vou will 1 convinced that the old
Overland is the cheapest and quickest
route to take.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
I-and ORleeatTba DalleaOr. Sept. 29, 1833.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the following
named m-ttler has filed notice of bis Intention
to make Html proof In support of his claim,
and tnal said proof will be made before the
Itegister and Heceiver I'. H. I.. O. ul The Dalles
Or. on November l j, 1X, viz:
Jack C ion.
Homestead Application No. 17!ififorthe n
n e !i and n e ?4 n w h-c 1 T p 2 n r 11 e w m.
He mimes the following witnesses to prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: James Lewis, of Mo
sier I r. V. Winchell, Hans Uise, 1'eter Mobr,
all of Hood Klver Or.
octTnvlJ John W. Lewis, KeRister.
THE SAINT'S REST,
at
A M E S V I L L E.
WINES.
LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
CYRUS XOBLE WHISKY
a specialty.
Call and see rue at the mouth of the
White Salmon.
W. Woods Proprietor.
THE
"REGULATOR
LINE."
T&b Dalles, Portlanl k Astoria
Navigation Co.
Through Freight and
Passenger Line.
Through daily service (Sundays ex.
ctptod) between Tbe Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Regulator lsaves The
Dalles at 7 a. m., connecting at Cas
cade Locks with steamer Dalles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill street dock) at 6 a. m., con
necting with steamer Regulator for
The Dalles.
PASSENGER
One way
RATES.
,.$2 00
.. 3 00
Round trip..
Freight Rates Greatly
Reduced.
Shipments for Portland received at
any time, day or night. Shipments
for way landings must be delivered be
fore a p. m. Live stock shipments so
licited. Call on or address,
W. C. ALLAWAY,
General Agent.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
General Manager,
THE DALLES, OREGON
ill
id Feefl,
J.M.Huntington&Co.
139 Second Street The Dalles Or.
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance
AGENTS.
IlentH collected and tases paid for non
resldMitH. Land papers-Jof all kinds prepared
on short notice.
Abstracts of Titles a Specialty.
B. R. TUCKER,
PBi)PKIETOR OP
111
LUMBER
OF ALL KINDS.
MANUFACTURES OP
FRUIT BOXES.
HOOD RIVER, OR,
ALSO DEAER IN
DRY GOODS.
STATIONERY',
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY ETC.
Terms Strictly Cash,
AND AT
Prices never beforebearrl nf in Hood
River.
A good set of single
harness, hand made,
from $15. to $20.
Team lines $2.50 to $3.
Full line of buggy
washers in sstcck.
Boston Team Collars, per pair $5 50
Team Lines, per set o to $2 50
1 J Breast Straps, 50 to 60 cts
Halters fl 00
Feather Bone Whips 50 cts.
. E, D. CALKINS,
Hood River, Or.
LANGILLE HOUSE.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Commercial Men and Tourist's
Headquarters.
The Cloud Cap Wayside Stages leave
the house daily for Cloud Cap Iivi
during the season.
Dinners for Lodges, Parties etc.,
a specialty.
Rates $2. Per Day.
W. A. LANGILLE, . Proprietor
I D RIVER ILL