5ced jiver (Slacier. Fill DAY. MAKCII 10. 1S99. 'Hie Ini'mtr-.' Institute. Tl.i. tinners' Institute held here last Fildny owl Saturday was the most suc cessful IfiTmirit of' numbers and hitcr-?-t iHkeii of any ever held In Hood Itlver. .R..C. Judson, Industrial agent .ithe.O H. & N i gave I.I whole at tfiitii toward limiting Hie institute successful. Among those from the ag ricultural college I" atlenhmi-e were r. in. SVvliiyHmibe, Professors A. Ii. ('ordley, E. U. Lake, G. W. Klmw, and A. 15. Leckenby. Deep interest was taken f fiur. farmers and fruit growers, and their questions andex jtfHeiice'glveii added greatly to the iii tcrest of the occasion. The prolessms vv..ro iviirer to lave iuestious pronnund- ttA uml idieer hi 11 v if live 'the ' res'uils of their experience or the knowledge indued 1V others. TlreTiimlluie wan called to order Fri day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, by Hon. V. I. Smith, who presided till its final ""adjournment Saturday night. The v'uUman first, hitr 'lut-ed Dr. Jruei VViJhyeurui'i', ho. H'tdtw' d the Insti tute n the thenu "Tillage a Factor In 1 the Conservation of Moisture' The discussion that ensued wan participated in by W..W. Phillips, VV. A. Winger land, U. R. Castner, C. E. Markhatu and C. O. nohertn. I'rof. (Vrdley was next introduced And talked upon the subject of the cod lia'uioth uud the time to spray. . He iiad had experience in Vermont, Mich igan and Oregou, and showed by his talk that he thoroughly understands ilis work. lie said he could not. rec ommend thearscnite of soda as a spray, as. It sometimes burned the foliage The time to spray was, first, when the -work of the.codlin moth tirst appeared t tlie uppk,' about July lt; again, August 1st, and, then September 1-itjjtiid If ,lhe weather kept anu, an- otheVspraying should he given about September 20th. It might be well, to sprrty Hist when, the blossoms fall, but he didn't think it necessary. Ques tions Were asked and the subject was discussed by K L. Smith, L. Henry, V. A. SlU'gerland, Prof. Rbuw and others. Mr. Smith stated that the ar renlte of soda had proven h safe and ef- f 'ttual spray with himself and neigh bor last season find that they would use It again.-, . HaluVday was an ideal spring day and the attendance and Interest in the t institute .Increased. ' The morning ses fsiou opened by Chainiian Smith Intro " Vluciug ; T.""S. Towiisend of Portland, whore lecture on "Dairying and Cattle LViilinif" was interesting to. its close. Hd said dairying uud fruit growing should go together and thought Hood River falley admirably adapted to dairying, lie showed the-necessity of breeding up '.ana keeping only , good . .stock hv comparing results from com- jnonk stock and thoroughbred. Coni- moil cows were too often hoarders that IM imt niv board. Gentleness in haiidiiHi cows. always gave good re. turns, in the discussion that followed H M ..Williamson iravc his Ideas Of fertilizing orchards by' keeping cows. He thought the time would come when Jto'od River would bo as noted for dairy products as it is now for fruit. Prof. Lake read an excellent paper -fu'in, Hon. Krulle Schanno on fruit growing Which referred particularly to Hood River. The" Glacier intended v'lin-rpublish Mr. Shanno's paper, and ffrniso ;p:rt of Mr. Townsend's, but the copies of both were, given to' the Ore f goiihin reporter with the expectation ',, Vtttt .lhei'i(iuld be published in that -VpspVr unU Uiereby given wider circula rs . tion than :oukl have boon obtained by v; j.p't)lliig;hejn In the Glacier, , f j 7v1F,"' M, NVillianisoh addressed -the In- tMivfc upon. ubjct of agricultural ,H??'4'nper,i" iBntf.ralt a"d sh'iwed .that friiiers were jdower.itpatronlzi ng --M Ireir papers than any ot her class One excuse for his, is that the farmer ts top Crowcll were among those who pro vided tlie materials. Prof. Leckenby kindly assented to be fireman. Mrs. John Parker presented the In stitute with A big basket of Yellow markets east and west ate reached by O. R. & N. trains, and people here say that they have the best railroad line on earth to do business with. It fosleis and encourages their home Industries nnd works along lines of development, and Its Industrial agent, R. V. Jtinson, - . . nU lB llliiuniiiiM rrin, ... w. ... Newtown Pippin apples, grown in ner , )h ever H(.tve (opting new industries orchards, which were admired ny an present. Chaltmau Smith distributed them to ull.ltt rangers In attendance. M' Wetbeired of Portland reporleil the promdings for the Assoeiaieu Press. ' S. J. Lasher represented and repotted for the Pucitlu Farme,". . J. V. Redingion, better known as J. Watermelon Itedingioh,' wT'.s the re porter for the Oiegonian. That quiet, uuassumiiig geniletnan who sat at ihe right of CUairiuaa Smith, looking as if he might be secretary of the meeting, was . Uf. i J. Wi Reilinston.; Noth ing escaped his observation while he gathered lyajerbd.. for a report that would have rilled iiiore lhan two pages of the Oiegoniaii had not the Irost it met with iu the hands of the night ed itor cut ft d'kwj'i tbfi!coru'Cni,;tO tit the space. Mr. Redington is a writer of considerable note '! acknowledges tieingthti author of " Beautiful Snow" o'het crin.paij-ti lies. Ii wss him rtnisll uud followed the red wulrlois fn.m his ranch in the Henpncr !Hills to the Hail Lands of Montana, where Chief Joseph. wa: glud to sue for peace u.,,1 l,..ln id make heavier the while man's, burden. , "Mr. Redington is a re--thed newspupir publisher. It was his long suit to' start a newspaper , In a town and neighborhood . that was on the deelinet when Ihe tuorigage al ways gave him' a chance to move be fore the community took active meas ures to accelerate his departure. ,: " . At the close of the institute trie fol lowing resolutions, were adopted: I The people of Hood River valley.rec ognlziug the benefit conferred upon' 1 1. ;u -,.. ii nit v hv the slate agricul tural college and. the Oregon expe.ri- meirt station' In' holding institutes ami imnartinir valnatile informatiot uuiied from the 0 FJ j- tt 'Tlils.iiuieti enn bo won at lhet"re of A. t PUMP. Best m Use. iHilmOT h.. tu.i.eit. ai- aoray Uf work and stuny or h.p tiihtitiiiiiins. hereby acknowledge our appreciation of the t ttorts made to advance the Interesis of horticuUme and agriculture in this locality, and ..fi;.r t ho iVilliiwiou resolutions: That our thanks are due In a large measure to Profes-orsSlmw, Icekenby, I .ii Up uml t'ordlev. and Dr. Withy combe and Messrs'. Phillips. Tow nxend and Williamson, for Iho aide papers uddresses and talks on the various suli- iecls preseltleU lor me coiisiueriunni J - . . ... '.. in. l.n...J l...a or the r auditors. -e itfi iuckcu una not all fallen on stony ground, and as sure them a hearty reception at any future time they may visit us on situ iliir errantis. 1 Tht we thank the transportation com nanies fr their efforts Ui further . . . ,.... .... the success or tlie insinoies oy giving ,veiuil rules of fare, and for the rtevel oi.ment of new- lines of product and Si.me.1 bv E K. Savage, J-F W att and R. R. 'Allard, committee, nlomr the line and explaining eon ditlons to tople who, want to leave frozen localille and laeate more pleas sntly and profitably. On the south bank of the Columbia, Just ubove the month of Hood river, the new Davidson sawmill is now being constructed, and It owners expeet to have It cutting by the middle of April. Thev have let loaelna contracts for h.fKX'i.iHW feet to lie delivered bv June 1st, 1 he Ions to come from up Hood river and fiom White Palinoiwon the Wash ington side of the Columbia. It will be a modern mill, wrh alt up-t't nate appliances, atwl can -ship Its products Imtli liy rail hmi wait, anil ns enpneny III lie "(l (SKI feet ner hour. It will employ' Hdti men, 'most of whom will be men of' families, who will come wiui the mill from L( ross, Wis., where Mr. Daviitson has operated one of .the lamest sawmills for many years, and now that the Umber of that locality Is about exhausted, he eomes to new fnreuts to estHlilish his song in a reirioi) where Iouh will lie lusting for lonif years to come. - Kixtv acfes of bind and Columbia river front will tie itccupU?. U --prising nt f the Rut ton rann. i.ie. Hie -.(ireailing moilins m ikmi river will lie Imnehed so as to shoot logsright into the mill boom iu an eddy of lis folunibia. J.ost lake, 18 miles up Hiiod river, will be used asanaiural reservoir. A large building l being built to ac commodate the fruit cannery here, which has outgrown its old quarters. It makes, a specialty of putting up strawberries and app'e butter, and In Its new quarters will employ 7.1 peopie. There is also a box factory which seems to have its hands full of business, and Robert Rand Is about to start a brtcK- yard,-. UfuUh hts of llKd River claim that thev have one of the most healthful localities In the world, and tneir claims . .. . . . 1 ... 1. .. neein o la? well isirne oui oy me nearanceof the Peonle. The children yoii see'o'ir their wuy to school are per fect n eJU res of healili. ami me near little 2r vear oki babies seem to lie burst ing their. clothing with general plump iie. .- - , , , Jndulnflr from exneriences told here, fruit raisiuir would lie at) ideal pursuit wre t iiot for the buus tying 111 wan atthe llrst: end 0 the crop, ana l lie bunaboo commission man waiting ai the other end. A man can rise at early dawn with a clear conscience, ui.iri the lire In I lie kitchen stove, and. forgetting to till Ihe teakettle, call ins fHimlvlii seen out (in ine iMircu mm Imbibe Ihe splendid, lifegiving ozone and see streak of sunshine begin to chase each other along tne gratia sentine1.teaks surrounding his home. Then, wniie me leaaeuie is uurmux us bot'tum out, he can lake a stroll hroinh his orchard and mayhap lie will find the glorious morning sun warming Into new life a new brand of bug. Then he has to go to his library and read up on biis to find out if it is best to lake a fine-tooth comb. .and catch all these tiew-btlgs and donate them with open arms to, hospitable graves, or would tetternn'vite.t1j-Jiil io to breakfast, and for tney may 1 j '-? . . . . . Throw wajf: Your old clothes, Roots ami Shoe, Hals and Caps, or u.iything else not llrst class, und come lu and get new goods of us at one half former prices. ; A. S. BLOWERS & SON. CONFECTIONEIIY U tli place to get the tulet and best In con lerllonerltw, fsnille. nuts, tolmeco.clsurs.eUj. Ice Cream and Soda In Season. W. B. ('OLE, Proprietor. t All Teams stop at Reciprocity Corner. Wagoa Repairing. All kinds of wairon repalrlnn done on short Kotlee and t reasonable I',''"-,"' f'1.?, "ld nosersjii 1 1 II n Kriinktom 1 !. 1 1 . Jii'J'Ji5i A Desirable Home. I kor Hlfi. Four aeren. one In slrawlMrrlii bearlnir fruit trees; plenty of water Par Irriifa II. in. located near KiMiikton Kjac ed ho..l. frlee resoiisiie lor rasii. r. t "'"Fresh Milk, Areated and deodorlied, y1",. Strayed. Three head of cattle, coming two yart old. Earmarked and branded , 011 rlsht hip. Will nov a rard f'ir any Information eon ewiihiKjliem. H.W;Jt'UKKAN, Vlento. ' FOR SALE. . ....W 09 ,nml r Wa-ron. Vi Inch .... Will sell ) oi unoi ,,,J'F,AVAC,E t With (rood Improvements, S' mtle wmthwest of town. iiid wins.! near by. K"d rol. nleiitv of fruit and ine best "f land. ""l . Ml;tr m JOHN nll'MA Do You Want V T hny land 1" Hood Bl J " ViUley. If so, don't fall to See Tucker! Fruit Land, Berry Land, drain Ijnd. or Hav Uud. at prices you can I equal In in yaliey. B. K. tilt K KKuji-kerOr Hood River's Leading Business House, COMBINATION MEAT MARKET Grocery re . t ir a' ; mhriiranin nr rfflall. at nrtoes lower than Tb.6 BeSt JDreSSea. MeaiS, li,rHand prices., Nocoutrnct too large fur as. Logging cainps and railroad cainjis lalto nota-J. . n -m -m i . in thnMiv. Wa tmnrAiitpe our snsar KinPSt. TjlTlfi OI UUrea JH.eaiS,.llr..dlIaHiiud KreakfiwtBac-oi,. If not absoliitclv Hist ! take tliem tiucK ana .rpinnti hib monry. liucon Is niniply out of sight. If nt as repn-senU'd it costs you nothing. ouclireakutsl The Purest Open Kettle Rendered Lard, F.1 ut an by lT. guarantee It aluo. at iV per roll.' We receive It twice a week, so I M TT 1 J nl Fresn ureamerv xjuiier uismwavsrivsh. -our trade m this, as la other lines, has Increased greatly .-because we keep a tlrnt-elass article, "Fin a Lot Fresh Stanle Groceries tlZrZ competition. - . , - . . FlOUr and Feed.' We handle two grades of Flour. Our Stock of Canned Goods, Extracts, etc., - kept uptodute. .'. ' -" . ' ,' '., . OAr, n,olee Flower nnd Veeelable Heeds, government tMed and Northern grown OCOU9 We guarantee them. ir they uou t conns up, uring im-iu ii.. Ir eon stantly Land of the Apple. ; Hneclnl correspondence of the Oregonlani Il.mn Kivkr. Or.. March 5. Hood Kiv.er'.. Vaney;!- huS vaeqlre4 a well deserved -reputation . for " prod uelng superior fruit,' although lisfncatioii on the map, In the heart of the Caseade mountain runjro, would not - Indicate that it waa u fruit producing region. Just now many of the apple growers of Hood Kivei' valley se selling their winter apples, getting $1.25 net per l.ox of r() pounds ot the Inst kinds Freight on appleslo I ortiftinl is oniyo cetus per box. A good Hiaid River apple' tree will yield 10 to 15 Imxes a year. The traveler by train passes Hood River without' seeing much. of it, ot gel t ing an idea of Ihe size of the town, which to piemresuuely located on a gentle slope allove the railroad, among oak openings, and coutitins ruany taste ful homeso ' . . r'- After the .streets shall have lieen graded and' sidewalked, (t Will eause the homes to- 1 terraced, and much mitir-ove atiitearanees.. -. The town's population . Is 50(1, with a: tributary trading , populaiion. .'of 2500. -' The benches arnl valley are settled up for a length of 20 miles, and apple orenarus and strawberry jiatehes predominate. Wlieat and oorn for home u la ralsetf, and there la a grist mill six tulles; up the river.;-Last season '.Hood 'River raised and shipped erat of strawbeTries, which nette'i $1 25 aerate. vMi-viwit earlv to Montana itfien be Jeit-able to subscribe fori a k,viilng inps,' und later n to Denver encourage tliem to stay, lor uiey may r Cnfc be-a bug that will eat up other bugs. UniOU DBIS Ana ir nennqsanair eircie mi un til sliikf -Ihat. a .-cut-worm has lieen operi(ting in the dark with his little hatcheU he-hS to gi and get an old cavalry saber, order the grub to come up out of the ground, and cut off his iiitK The cut worm then dies, of course, but all his relatives come to the funeral, and continue the good work of cutting, and ihe saber gets dull chop ping off their heads. If stout soldering irons, heated to about 400 degrees, were touched to Ihe tails of all codlin moths. thev would refuse to stay where they urn nut. wanted. I nev nave inaios ennuirh to take stich hints, and if the town marshal would serve a vag notice on every biitf as he stepsoff the baggage car at Hood River, all pests might be k,ept fropi get ling up to the valley or chards, and ralsiiia fruit would be j delightful dream, At the new orchard Hhoiit tn lie started for raisinir brick, no arrangements are as'yet being made to fight eodihi moths, and perhaps this in-is i stent nest will not bore Into brick bats, as it might Induce too proruse perspiraiioii. How to raise eggs 'itli iint chickens und mortcanes without money may not I easy, but it may be possible to cross a hiicklmt with an annle and raise a fruit that a codlin ' . . . r ..... .. .J . ... moth or unytntng eise wm not cmre ui tackle. J. W. Redington. ! 20 Acres. 7 I will sell 20 acres. Improved or unimproved land, within one mile of Moon mver nciiooi; prettiest building sue in mu vmi-y. . 107 W . J. tJAKrll, Save Your . Soles I Ilv going to the Pioneer Hhoe Mhop, where you can Vl good work done: alKo.all klndsof shoe supplies. C. W KI.I'H. l'n.prletor. That 50c Shirt. We have a fine latindrled White Shirt for half a dollar. Come ' and lay in a supply while you can get them at this figure. We have ten dozen of them, but "they will not last long at this price. Ask for That 50c Shirt. G. D." WOOD WORTH. Carpet Weaving. We have purchased the' celebrated New comb Klv-Mhnltle Ijoom nnd ore prepared to do all kl'ndeof eariet and me weaving. We ftirntHh warp and weave fof 18 and 21 cents per vard. . ' " ' ' ' Cull at Ilono McDonald store nnd exam Irjjniwork. V. WINCH KU Land for Sale, j . " i t. nr. .... ' , IWO poUIlUH lor at CUV ; . .. I . ., . i ... . Do not forget to call on us Saturday, as we shall have special sates on many articles on that day of each week. , ' . ' " ' r 1 ' ' ' in i,tin,. ror onr health, but we believe In making honest prices on all artt cleg which we handle, and we expect to mane a prom on ever) iniiig wo j accord the same privilege to our customers, as we expect tnem to mane on wut ni and also on what they buy of ns. Ifthls maxim do"s not govern there could b no perma nent success. We sell at honest nnd fair prices, aim we Duy in me same u . ' " 11c apprcelnt.es onr way of doing business is shown from the fact that our business has quad rupled In the last six months, and during that period we have been compelled to treble our force In order to give the public tne accommodation neuraiem . ' Htore opens at fi:W A. M. nnd closes at 7:30 r. M. every day except Sunday. Sunday, store open from 8 A. M. to9:.'X) A. M. BON NEY, Proprietor. InS tracts, varvlng In size, from trt SO acres. Highly Improved, partly Iniproveil and unimproved. Abnndaiiie of Irnuating Water on most nr the land. No trouble to show nrooerty. KastHidn V. miles out. Neai ia cliool. HAKBlS)r IShOH. CLYDE T. Wanted. ; To do harness work for dry oak wood: also, produce taken for part , pay for all hnrness work (J2(if K. I). CAI.MNH. Poland China Boar. A thoroughbred Poland C Ina boar tor ser vice; also, young pl for , vn , Fresh Cow For Bale. Apply to T. It. fX)OV. Horses for Sale. Konr head of work horsos, 1300 to 1100 weight. Also, wngon snd harness, will trade for cord, wood. Inquire of J. T. MKItKILU 1X1 Srtanei'. i'.IIe deprecated this fact and ri!' ;iiopi,.tj,ecri. the;day when farmers M Ki: "bjtf:" better situated, - as a class,' v, timuf jiey aVe. today. Thu better tltrss "ii:nnf-i-pJeT wera lhoMj- who kept abreast L.. Mlf. Oie" times, and idrired' to be' among. ' '" 'lliV'iwtr--to - learn of ;nythlug that ;:.;ild jrelp them in their line of wtirk. TeillaKjay-'evehliig .J'rof. ", Leckenby " talked n i-subjecC Vf grasses. . A '' ifli. eA8fvll; al'en !' Wok4'UMHt;;ivv',V-''i ' '' ' Ulsiu;Traayv;epe";t. cook,- o'eUt ;iulUu'cdi4X,lw life h" lasted till t s -fvlr.HiWf-Eic- (Sefebwied for its ihaiiv itiiod.coulis: 'iuid.it ueeniea us T!ravy,,wiiUi ( tleteraiiiiaiiou :t tearu i-.-'h tffowiiet uioreUie.eeei'eW jif Jhe'c'ui r -Jlnarvart. Tlirouirh' Ihe kindness of 'xfemrTOlaTat' H5S-nTtIeri-:cook sVove jirovidedUiB-i-ueeessary uteivsUs. .aVla sWjtvrlrtlipT-iectOTer's prne- i'Ali. flie.'al tiUusttntiirts--' Acting, the dellca- ,c:fvt-j:iM nisttea up n'H Oilinlnv. Tlie Hood Jver straw berry is Justly famous. This valley raised -2(,u"i'Oxc8 of jipples last season, uf which 8,0t are still held. ', Hood. Rtycr'. fs bVffe Wrth pure mniin-iHiu-watermined' over tint town. imiiiw .ilvht inontlM 'the- etlmate -isn fli.ilirlit.fiirik'rni ulnlt-fv lasts- atsmt four nnmtllti.: ' -Attuongll generally ,qune oficti, one of1 1 he- rlafp - wltiter'g 8torm deposited iwo fcet:pf snow, ami the I Uenuoiuefer registered 4degreet below 'i1ie ". ail n ihil al u-fjill'. herev is 33 inches, andiit) Inches at I he . Dalles. Xli 4"t?rwf ti .5s -5 " rni U-9 east of- Portland, and23'w'eSt i'f Tlte Daljea.. HootJ River '!s.tempenHtee tw rf iiever.had aivy Sidooii8-i-,le' :t'ow'ii -gt'reeis af ;dark excent rav.JiioonJigUt 'h.iglifs.' bat the J,rivr ,'lia's" A s'tandiivg-' propos.it top to- fut-iirebleeliyetliuittinftuoi! wncweyr t'le"battd if ruatiiAvlli JVD4:;ft i"u 'Vrttlt ttx'fires. - i Fjiw.J0 wili3 Op'' Hoocf.. rWer Tl (tfej-iiviC ifalJ.'is CO feet mi iiiiie...' ac- I curding careful pom putotlmul mudej tatrtf-Hifsi-M ir-'-lMHt. a.vallaW.e wat et Can sing, but this SINGER is a bird. s We are selling JSInger Sewing Machines for $25 cash, or $10 on the installuent plan; $10 down, balance iu monthly payments of $o each. These are high arm, five-drawer machines, finished in oak, with all modern Im provements. No one need be without a sewing machine at these prices and on these easy terms. - Come and see them. Leller from Howard Isenberg. Manila, P. I., Jan. 1, 1899, Happy New Year! Dear Folks at Home: This is the first day of the new" year and I iiii'u In hopes that lavfore another t ear foils around I will be at home. It dta?s not seem like a New Year's day for it is about as warm a'day as we have had, but for all of that,, every-, body is Imppy andjn gisid spirits. Ve had a fine (Tinner at my mess .tod.'y, among' other- thities plenty of rt s i e' '4 J- . .t...l.t. jvivtr iruii, ior , which wc uin u f4ks at home" and especially. Agues Dukes, Bheseiit ine several can of friiit which I ehjoyed very much, not only myself,, but all-t he members of my mes.,..'JL'hey join nie in sending sincere thanks.'- 1 do not know whether I have ever ton you where.1 mess. There are ten clerks here at headquarters. All of lis "reeeivfB coiumutution of rations, whfeh auuouiits to 75 cents (gold) per duy. We'iiave .it 'quartermaster ser geant that ltoks after everything,. He is an Oregon! . " We" have" tKiught dishes and cooking Utensil nd have a nioe 'tatiltr 1o.jt;doWri ld? AVe y -f)Uf-cM)k $!6uiex fpet lUQntKund $15, Our waitef also tends 'to our rsHiisand iiersoffal efiects: : M-i rouHle"Ijim' nt sutt'eiing very much Trout jiardshlps f nev-rihe(es i wouM-ltke G. D. WOODWORTH. Dealer in General Merohandise, Farm Implements, LUmber.etc, Hood River, Oregon. ' """ ' , Yirm Yum woven wire MiMiress... , Commnn woven wire Mattrqss!,,.., ..- Wool MatiresS...... ,. T... Kxy.lnr, wool top Mattressi " IVnistcads ..... I challenge any one to get lower price9'lh Itirtland oa'these goods or any others that I bve,'eu. V - S. R fiARTMESS. . 1 80 . 2 50 . 2 23 . 1 SO GEO. T. PBATHER, Jnslieeof the Peace !.,. let 1 - ..; 4. For Sale. Horse, harness and cart, or will trade for a yaller dog. K-VH.1 HAVAMK. Eggs for Hatching. fluff Wyandottes."il.r.E At a Bargain. Home line fruit land near town,1 Including spring of 60 gallons per minute, and other water rights. T. K. QOQN. Plymouth Rock Eggs. Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at 50c for 13. Come and see (,he hens, or leave oraers at tne post omce. ni wnr. y. 4. YlANI). For Sale One of the best paying smalt fruit farms In Hood Klver. (Jood location, well watered. Good bulldinus and a plwant borne.' This Is bargain. Call at this omce; Wanted. To trade s two-horse spring wagon for a light one-iiome rig. CHAH. V. KKKD, ,n3 i Wrapper IMstrti t. ht: tht short time he s mruini. n,.-ur m h ii.iU war, nut, nevf ruleless wouM-iiae mi KJiE&2Lp!: --very al ways-be allowed- V thereja a prBeeuUpwwpetl near. fOtti.n?' sorjie-tit i-ufi ihe.- staled tianwatte sorry" Wso many of our W5yS writing rlffi ?tht U "bit condemmlt.g their officers. I will t!wi-l nd should never tave 'heen had to .prepare tliem were prune pud- , ghurce 'lias "made 'arrangements! iwents e. .diugViaut;e pudding, . potato salad, ; for ah InexiiaMsUb'le supply of Ice and Pr,I"e'-. .. -tv " j . .1.1 stinor 'so tliere isnotrouiile alwiut the i ; stream shtnes InavoUaife ;Uressil)c and gold sauce ;.','v'The"-audienr 'w .rfleliB.Uted.wiUv.tli ' leeture "nmV ntlni v rgot! irfew' Tdeaa Irt " I Jeel eoiifident thut those i-riters will see the day when '"'VThHr-Yh; .in tbey win lit ashamed of their actions i nifi.1.W,' mV?.l.ttt;4l. niMtrrc , Cettii.ly, we alt had U would seerrvthatln the-due e,.urM3 TJt etf.t.fegesou Amf. piaWactiing.' "lCnuTth that h. ir- I t: .? f Notary Public for for Hood River District I ... .' ) . - : . Uregon. ' I am prepared at all times to draw and1 eisotrte Deems and Mortgages, and all kinds of le gal papers carerully prepared ,,. '. s..: -t 1 ' I am also prepared on short notice.to furnish correct AbstracU. . Also represent the oldest and strongest Insurance companies: so If you want your property lnsuryd don t fall to eall on me and gefaa policy in a reliable Insurance company." . , . ; And wlien itenme-s to Real 'Estate,' 1 am trie one ?rttt want'tosee.' If too Want to buy, sell . . . "..."I..., 1 i,i....,..,. U'hlinUulm.in rtnn'f fn 11 tn Cull Oil Of WTlt 0 I BlsonegotWtMoanson ral e-tte, I have.beejt a Mid6Ut Of H-M River '.""'X'or therefore am thorougniy sciiuawea who j f.'V-'- - ....... , uiin cookin.' Ihe different dishes 1 tri.nnrt.ilin facilities. The Portland i.i-s. K. L. Smith and Mrs. (.Jeo. market la reached by daily boat, and, " Continued en I bird" pafc. - ' AND CASH ONLY; is what 'mekesi prices so low on Hardware: Harness, -Doors, , Sash, s Paints, . Guns and Aniihunition, v : Stoves, Shoe Findings and Bike Supplies, -AfiJEWZER'S NEW STORE. Oils, To Exchange, ; For a small ranch, a six-room house, hard finished, snd &0 by 100 foot lot, Also, a vacant lot. Address APPINOTON & CO.. f2-i 602 Alblna ve Portland. NOTICE FoiTPUBLICATION. Ijind Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Jan. 31, 18W0. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled potlce of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Iki-elver at The Tialles, Oregon, ou Saturday, March 11, ' CHAM.KS PRATHAR. Of Mosler, Hontwitead Application No. 4C4, niih. nonhpiint V.' northeast M section 21,and north y. northwest , and northwest north east V. section 22, townthlp t north, range It east, w. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his cont inuona residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: W. E. Huskcy, A.T. Prettier. Oeorge Hus kev and William Silephenson.ail of Mosler.Or, fitmlO JAY P. LUCAS, Register. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Ijind Oflice at Vancouver, Wasli., Feb. 14, PSS). Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing uamed settler has tiled notice of his In tention to make Hnal pnsif In support of hll claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver V. M. Ijind Office, al Vancouver, Wasb on Tuesday, llurch 2, lsWl.vlx; JAMKS BROWN. H. E. No. 92M, for the northwest quarter sec tion ii, township 4 north, range 10 east. W. M. He names the following witnetwes to prove hts continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, VI: Matt W'llken, William Olson, Fred Wllken and Charles Huff, all or White Salmon P. O., Wnsnlngton. ' f!7oi24 ?. It l)VS BAR, Register.