o
3(33d fiver Slaciei
FIUD VY, JUN'E M,
mat-iron
gar-
hard
oils,
WEF LOCAL MAI IE US.
Goes' eanutH.
Uriah Hoep cigars.
Ice at Culu & Graham's.
Fishing tacVo at Coe's.
Harness at curt at llullt'.
Wyj'fmr lime at Slierrill'a.
Jar rubbers and csis at Coo's.
Whitu Howing machinus. The People's
Bloru.
We have some bargains In groceries at
Rami'.
Camp stoves and camp equipment at
Battle's.
Shirt waists, full line, at IVone & McDonald's.
Vun can't resiHt the sweetneseof Cocs'
confections.
Bono Bros, solicit consiira meats of
strawberries.
White enn rubbers, new stock, per
dozen at Savage s.
For the best W?er shoo in town go
to Hone A McDonald.
Lumber tit Tucker'W, and making more
Send us your orders. 7
Always in stmk. Best grad of lin
seod oil at Shi-rill's.
Just received, a new stock of
tresses, at Sherrill's.
Don't forget the bed bug proof
bed steads ut Slierrill's.
A new stock of spray nozzles and
den hose at Huvagu s.
Those iron beds at Sherrill'a are
to beat for the money.
gash, doors, shingles, paints,
brushes, etc., utcuvuge a.
T. C. Dallas is anent for the Buckeye
niowor, the best mower on earth.
Vedette and Idenl bicvcles $25.00, easy
payments. The l'eojiles Store.
Thi best tool for orchard cultivation,
the Acme harrow, sold by Savage.
Rambler and Hartford bicvcles $35.00,
easy payments. The People's Store.
Your fruit will not spoil if put up in
Royal cans, to be had of E. E. Savage.
Whon you buy get a Selz shoe; they
will make jour leet giad. For sale at
Rand's.
When you want a good smoke, buy the
"Uriah Heep" cigar. For sale by all
dealers.
Lowest prices on doors, sash, paints,
locks, butts, nails, shingles, etc., at
Savage's.
Bono & McDonald are agents for Os-
born farm machinery, reapers, mowers,
rakes, etc.
Now is the time to take pleasure in
hammocks. Sherrill a is the place to
get them.
Note the Price. Stone jars, stone
churns, bean crocks at 15c per gallon, at
J. h. Rand s.
We have nlentv of money to loan on
first class real estate for long term. Fra
thor & Barnes.
Arsenic is an ingredient in thecoating
of cheap granite ware. The kind we sell
is safe. Savage.
' Bone Bros, have a lot of strawberry
crates to sell and they are the most per
fect crate in the market.
Chas. Rigg, the jeweler, has removed
to llanna & Hartley's grocery store, op'
posile the Glacier ollice.
We are closing out our stock of Planet
Jr (roods. Get some of them betore they
tire all gone, at Hand's.
', Screen door, complete, with hingesand
knob, fl at Savage s.
A ladv'a horse, a irood buggy ami a $12
harness at $125 for tale by Dr.F.C.Brosius
. RherriU's is the olace to buy your aash
and doors. Call and get his prices be
fore buying elsew here.
If you wish to sell your strawberries
It will be to your interest lo see
Bros, before parting with them.
' Mach'ne needles, and all kinds of ex
tras. See the new improvements on our
machines; so cheap, too. liootn s
Bed bugs are holding indignation
meetings all over the valley, all on ac
count oi lsurimess iron ueu sieaus
Rnhhrtr hose guaranteed, for the sea
on. nut to crack. Cheaper grades, of
course. L'uarauteed to have a hole
through endways, that's all, at Savage's
Do vou need a wagon to haul in your
berries? The "Eli" one-horse wagon
Borings uiider the box, brake, shafts
top box, spring seat complete, 55.U0 at
Savage s.
Sav. do vou know that you can get
more pleasure out of a little money spent
fur nn invan or niano. man any ouier
way? Wo handle the best makes, am:
sell them in such a reasonable way
Cume and seo us. Buoth s.
ot
as
Rev. Frank Spaulding is in attendance
at the M. E. district conference at ooi
dendale.
Oi'n. T. f!no t Ron had some fine
strawberries in their window Tuesday
that were grown by II. S. Richmond
Mt. Hood. .
Accompanied bv W.D.Scott, II. R.Lew
is came up from Portland Saturday night
and spent Sunday with his son uaipn
who is at Mr. Armor a.
Miss Lillie Shute is in attendance
delegate from the M. E. church of Hood
River at the Epworlh League district
convention at Goldendale.
Mitchell Freelander, son-in-law
of J. L. Blount, came over from
Tacoma during the week and is vieitiu.
with his wife ut J. L. Jf lount's.
Mrs. Alma Howe s wind null is ap
proaching completion. When finished
she will have water pumped into her
dwelling to all parts of the house.
The Glacier force was madi) glad on
Tuesday by the presentation of a hand
some boquet of roses by Mrs. Mercer.
One rose measured sii inches in diam
eter. ', o
Fivt) Indians were arrested for being
drunk and disorderly on Sunday and
cun fined in the city jail till Wednesday.
A white man suspected of furnishing
them the whisky kept them company iu
jail.
Prather & Barnes, who purchased the
Champlin building, are having it set out
on the street and will put a stupe
foundation underneath. The whole
building will be remodeled and fitted up
for reut.
The B ttm Blown its.
One of the most interesting and ex
citing games of the season will take
place in this city on Wednesday, June
19th, between the Ladies' Champion
Base Ball Club of Boston, Mass. and the
Hood River club. The Boston Bloomers
4a iht. iumuI itiiivin this famous ladies
base ball club. Jf&ey are justly entitled
to the same, as they always appear up
on the field, to battle for supremacy,
dressed in the twentieth century garb
the bloomers. This is their seventh an
nual tour, and they travel iu their own
palace car. Ladies can attend thi game
without anv fear of being offended, as
nothing is said or done that would shock
the most fastidious. Game 2:b0 p. m.
Admission to grounds 26 and 50 ceuU.
1 1.e k tri : i:i tl.e Oregon !'. net r i
ArSoriauo.i.Vi. .. 11 1 1 niCf.w riiei :"I u lit j
eijr boi ry II. ut I .oiuerdai could mr. hue
bet u h.vi-il loru.t tUis.ulviurt Hoot I l.i.er
liioiuurs ; but when it wus fhtiibl.fli.-d
on June lot n, a great inuny ;ear u;o,
liobodv was in ii. o strawberry IniHin.'cs
except the Indians. As it required Hie
combined i tlorl of England and Uncle
Sum more than 40 years to etilo upon
the loth of June, IMP, as to w Inch nation
should control Urcgon, there is little hope
5o j ears later of an attempt being made
to change the dale. As well might one
sUart'pt to change the 4th ot July. It
will lorever siaiiii an inuepciiticiic'! nut.
In Uie same sense June loili stands as it
memorial to Signify that English domin
ion ceacd in uiJ ol w hat is now Oregon,
W usliiugtoii, Idaho and all of Montana
and Wyoming west of the Kocky mount
ains, and furthermore, us a direct re
sult ol the causes w hich led to the settle
ment of the Oregon question, the Span
ish-Mexican territory of California be
came a part of the domain of the United
Stales. '1 he pioneers In in all parts of Ore
gon would be delighted to meet the Hood
Uiver brethren eou Id the exigencies ol bus
iness permit them to ulteud."
W, P. Watson discovered apricot and
orange scale on a lia.el bush close to ids
house, whure orange peel had been
thrown by the children. He brought a
sample ol the scale in a jar to the Gla
cier ollice. This shows that great care
should be taken to destroy orange peel
or the peel and refuse of all California
fruit. A specimen ol the scale was sent
to the state entomologist, Prof. A. B.
Cordley, Corallis,witli inquiries regard
ing the liability ot this scaie becoming a
dangerous addition to our fruit pests.
The electric plaiit of the Hood River
Electric Light and Power Company
sturted up Saturday evening, June Mb.
The electricity was turned on at 8:43 p.
m. ii nd gue good light ill the stoies and
residences that hue been w irtd, except
ing ut Bone & McDonald's store, w lit re
the arc light went out because of faulty
connections, latrons ol the company
are much pleased at the success ol the
electric light. Other business houses
and residences are being wired since the
electric light has proven such an im
provement over the coal-oil lump and the
light ot otherda s.
Drunken Indius are plentiful and an
Indian tight is a common occurrence.
Last Sunday while the bull game was in
prioress, an Indian came madly chus n.
throiith tie grounds looking tor the
marshal. Some hoys started on the
run. veiling "a tight, a fight." Iinme
diatelv the crowd followed, and iu about
two minutes some &s 0 people were watch
ing two drunken Indians beat eacl
other. lhev were soon separated,
apparently none the worse for the wear,
and the ball game was resumed.
The M. E. church people on Saturday
last sent Ut the money to make the last
paymentoii the uiortgitgeun theirchiirch.
hen the panels come uaca llie cnurcn
will have a bee and bum the mortgage.
Kev. Frank Spaulding, during his paslor-
uge, has raised ?i4d luwarus paying ior
the building. Jiesides this, a turiiace
has been placed under the church that
Cost about fl4U.
War in liood River's chinatnwn has
compelled the old pioneer wnshee man,
Oh fllv. to flee tor Iiih llie lie leu ior
Portland on the boat lucsdav niornin
He told Recorder Niekelseli that the
chinamen occupying the house west of
linn laid bothered hun a good deal and
threatened bis Lie. It la thought he
went to Portland lor counsel or lor rem
furcenients.
C. W. Harhimgh from South Dakota
was in liood Kier iust week and made
the rounds of the valley with Blurt
Rand. hen Mart showed him cherry
trees that had been planted two months
unlv, with well matured ripe fruit, Mr.
Hai baugh thought it a wonderlul sight.
He sais he will come to liood layer to
make his home.
Some one w ithout the fear of his con
science or the shot gun of W. P. Watson
aided the latter s Henhouse Monday
night and stole a $5 Plymouth Kock
rooster and two hens, ine nen iioiims
was locked, but entrance wiib. made
firobablv bv a small boy) through a
hole ujj inches in width by 20 long.
Two crates of strawberries, packed by
Mrs. F.G. Church, were sent to the Bulta
lo Expositionou Monday by G.J.Gessling
secretary ot the union. Mr. t nurcn,
it is said bv the knowing ones, lias wie
best putch'of strawberries in the valley
this season. The berries shipped to
Buffalo averaged iiti to the box.
Mrs. A. P. Morse had a birthday an
niversary last Saturday, June 8th, when
she was 72 years old. Her chil
dren, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
gathered at the home ot her
son. C. L. Morse, and gae her a party
on that date, and a happy day was spent
bv all present.
John L. Henderson has purchased the
Chun. 11. Rogers 120 acres in section IS,
t,.u i.Kliio y north of range 10, cast. Also
his home place of 5 acres at Frankton.
Ti n I...,.,- ..i.w.u t'.ir uiiln on easv terms
lor tboO. It is well watered, has a good
house and barn.
Judge Prather is not so much of a
kicker us he was. W bile in the woods
...,n n i,.irv the other day. looking for
Indian whisky smugglers, he uncovered
k and kicked it about till he
discovered 4s sticks of dynamite in it
Mash. -Last Sunday at
ilm hall imiiio George Smith was catch
ing at the home base, when by accident,
Sain tsiowers sieppeu on ucui6 o
and it was severely mashed.
Ti,n i,.linnnnnt tax list for Wasco
county .occupying 17 columns solid nou-
ttu ncl m ttlit'it t 8 ill the Mountaineer. Hood
uivs H..immieiits take up a big part of
the list, bale is advertised.for July b
itiuith. accompanied by Iiih
daughter, Mrs. Atkinson, came up Iron
V.,r:,ui no TllUsdUV. Mr. BoOllI Will
operated on for rupture and had a close
call tor ins Hie.
J. W. Robinson, wife and child of Ash
., .wf tvPi-H quests ot Mr. and Mrs. v
K Sherrill over Sunday. Mr. Robinson
. i........tu.l in i he Oregon King mine
la in n 11 1 11 -
at Ashwuud.
Mr, i; D. IVardman, Mrs. I la r wood
.,,,.1 t,i ,.i S. 11. Cox's children, and
Duncan went to St. Martin s
a .rich a camping outut on Tues-
i-ji .
One.
,.i r. p Rnus' cows cot into the
J kiv ui - f
feed box and helped herself too freely
one day last week, and came near dy
ing bui is uow recovering.
W. B. Co.e of the geological survey
, ;,. ir.,n, i m h. k Jieds Riiiur.ia
ii rwiuiriH that it siiowud at the iMK
licds the morning fie left.
.f Lueile Roberts was left
out of the list of eighth grade graduate
niibiished in the Ulacier last week.
m. .,,,.1 Ira lien Thevsen. who have
1,-1. living at Suokane,' have returned
to Hood River for the summer.
W N. West of Viento is back again
in Hood Rier for the straw berry season
l,.v,i,u berries for shipment,
u"J'"t - .
I neee and daughter of
Viento were visitors in Hood River last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A. W. Ackerman and sn Wal
ter of Portland are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F-f Armor.
Robt. Rand is buildi-ig a veranaa uor
The bulk of the strawberry crop ban
hi t n shipped. ShipliientH for I he season
reached lnj.li water ma i Monday, June
10, h, w hen about 8,00 1 crates went out.
The st'HSnn has been fuvorublc lor the
crop, mid probably finer berries, taken
us a whole, were inner sent from Hood
Kiver 'i belt; Iiiih been some complaint
ol rust and blight iu places, but where
the patcl.e were well cared for, the crop
gnu-rally is nil right, 'lhe output will
be greuter than List year. Prices have
kept up well, and at this date berries
are worth $1.75 to $1.'.)0 iu Hood River.
I he largest picking in one day, except
in the Davidson Fruit Go's big patches,
wiujmade by G. D. Eatinger, hist Mon
day, when lie brought iu loOcratea.
John Unlit intends vning East in a
i-hort time lo sell patents he has received
ob a bicycle coaster brake of disown and
F. E. Denzer's invention. For this reas
on he has concluded to close out his
goods very cheap, to ullow him to get
awuv tins summer.
B. T. Young's 12-vear-nld loy was
kicked in the mouth bv a horse on
Mm dav. Three teeth were knocked out
mid his lipciit. lr Brosinssewed up the
cut and the boy is doing all right.
Johnnv S'owtier, Indian, who lately
returned from Yakima, caught an eel
about t',1 feet long, in the Columbia
river, V ednesday.
A young lady desires a situation to do
housework. Apply ut the residence ol
Mrs. Fred. Howe.
For two weeks, John Hullt will sell
harness goods Ht cost.
The ineiuliers nr I lip lilVi rslilf txlgp, D 'ol
11.. mi' n qui sp il l hi-pii'H ni ill A. u. I'. Vt
Imll Saluiiniv. Die 1 ith, ill S j. in wIipii u n-
ieilii n will ba lenilurril lo Mr. Mint Mis.
Ill II' V HOrtP. All lllelllUlTH III lim wiirKinril
IimIkh'iiip cord Iii 1 1 y PviU ! to cit-npi-nile Willi
I lie ln'urep In Klioivbiit llielr ngnni f'ir mir re-
siipett-ti ini'intii'iH who uiu uLioiit to ii inove
iroin oiii'cniiiimiiitiy. i. of il.
Hi t inT ihiIIpp In unotlier rnlumn. VVphave
hren Inn lipuvv c ih-iikp iiiiltlnif In mnins.el
to Klvs our i iisininero boo I wuIkc "i viit. We
i ow liiive iih kihmI it supply u liny Kiw n In
tup Kiiileiiml llnd UKini'iiil liel.ng nf siiii-
iiicllon. V lire clmiuing i nl.v liull Inn nnei
lor hiiaiitiiiK llnil I'nri Luirt chiinirs. Sow id
we ask In prompt piiyineni Hie lust ol ev. ry
lllolllll. IIOOU KlVKIt KCit I Ml TKIIt,
A vnilnir conit'Ml for (lo PIcjh of Liberty for
our 4lli ol Ji.ly ei lebinl oii hint tiei n In mgii'
iiiIimI. 'I'll ki Is hiv lor ki if mil Innlm Ii '
liiivi'Pn n plu e l ut illiti n n' onvi In to.vn.
or llie voleiH In ilei oU I lie, r liuilol.i unit ciii!'.
1 He ni li c nl ii volo Is 10 imiu. Tub vimiiii!
mini tin Co sn't vnP' earl nil I of en for his
Oibt gli 1 will nol itesi'i ve lo m-l llie Ki 1.
Kieryhody In p.xpcctel to clean up tho
Hln-HiH in mint ol tin lr plmvs ol IhikIiipks mill
iiiiiku goo I know ing lor llie iouilli. No
ulio.illn ol Hie eraeiiern will Im hIIomsI on
tneslieeU down town, nn I can keep the
ti eels clean. Iloo I K V . r will nee I P pul
on lis best bib iiiui tiiener In reeplve flic many
visiioi's t but will lie beie on tbu Koui lli.
Miss Nellie Allin pres. nlert the Olai'lcr on
Weiinesitiiy Willi it Imskel of as nice vegi
li.bles us Jon ever sn . '1 bey were yrowii In
'i lie Inline burden wiihoul Ii rigiillon innl cuieU
I' ir bv bersi'll Mini niollier. lb basket cun
mlneil ii big mess ol pnise, loliuois, nun in.
riiiilsboi, let luce, turn u bnciuet l t'l.oice
popples.
ilieSiniilnv Hhool nf tlio Vullpy riirlxtiHn
eliureti obwrvpil Ciilliln n's litv .lime 2 I. The
elilliln n remli ipil in a eieillliible iniinni r un
i'.v ri ise t nt It led 'l lie lietler Pay," ami wen'
:ri'ct-i by il full hotiv. The (olleellon
.niioiinlr-i! lo $ .oil imJ w ill be devotud to loi
ein iiiissn nt.
The Imlies Inleresteil In "Snnshlnf" work
.till ineel ut the hniini of M s. Miner H'liut.
Ki liliiy Hfunno m.ut paOo'ciock. tiring tliiiu-
bll'S Mill M'is.-OI'H.
Up to 1'biir-ilny mnrnlim. s we po tn prpsn
Iim Jih nf.lnlv linanep roinnilltee biive re-
i i.ivi il suliai i ii'jlii n to Hie Minoiiiil ol 811 .50.
A Wg Ice ereiun frppwr lit Jenspn' will en
i b!e 1 1 mi lo s. II lep eieimi, (h-llveied on short
I ollce, i t :Uc a quurt. Plume 1 5.
Mrs. M. K. Shaw t nth nlinr tlioernduiUIng
.xeieise- id sit. Helen's Hull, I ortl.m I.
HoSinhbline of 'Irani' Past Is vialtlng
lis brother-ill bnv, W. K. Mhurrill.
Mis. Ionise (li.ridanl will iva ono of her
popular lecnuls ubmit ,lui:r 'Jltli.
The ( aiiiiviil.
The C. E. Street Kulr mid Carnival opened
liiHtevjnliiK under what seeincJ lo bu unfx
oiublu allspices but. w hich turned out to be
very sueepssnil. rue music nyiini missis
...! wim i i' isrlitlll . innl me nun oy me
.oiiiup eoinpauy w us npprei iini ii. j or i n
living members nf I tin V. u. ori-iiPs:iu on-
.,1-1, ...I iiiii-. l'i'i.r. (' iii'i'iice. (illbeil. violin;
Mrs. II. I'. HIllilliT, Kllltin; .HI '. I,. llHri-
in.. nuiTin .11 ss l.tllli! r 11 I H nil. ni'iiii"'i'ii.
Hei't Knti ieiin. violin. The ninine!'Miu nt of
t lie fairpxi'iH-stlieiriippreelation. 1 lielinollis
wero iiresliieil nver nv ine .msse.s r.ui:nii
n.mnev .lnniiitpop boolb: A L'liea 1 uilio.caiiily
buolhf.Mfllie uliner, popioru mid peiinuls;
Hester Howe mm i;iirriu ier. wci ".
others, lie ereiun: Vrs. price, limey wont.
The pnntnimnie Mr ioiiikiii w in luiigiiu-i
piitertioniiiir. llie mit bhiiouii mip up i"
nltjlit, Thiiisdiiy. I veryuony win uo iuuio.
Married.
At Sura. Wnsh'nglnn, Jene lmi. C. .1. Fit
of sum and Miss Alice tl. Metcuif of llo id
Illver.
The bride Is a daughter of Mr. find M rs. Jna
Meicnlf of J loot. V. ver. The bridegroom Isa
sneroua furmer t Chirlie county, Wash.
The young couple will nmue tneir iioiue ui
urn, usii.
In Hond Plver. nt the Cnnpresatlenal par-
sonnu'i', on sun lay. June , iwi,
,mi M ss Anne in w evunnni. uoui m
county; Hev. J. c. iiemiineroiuuiuuuK.
C'linicli Sotifc.
Vnllev Chrl-ttnn Church. Sunday ebonl
.1 111., m I'l'l'iiph 111 lit II. 111. IMllll'UVOr
i : . 41 n in. l'ri'iiehinij Ht S:l") p. m, Mornlne
siibieet. - n r dutv lo Kvanuelize mr state.
Kveiiin?sulijei t, "PiessiiiB Toward the Murk
foniriPiiutioniil Chiireh.-Heivlcn with wor-
ii in lw. ..nmliietpil nv nip oasior
SII I M 1. '" 1 - .. V. . 1
siilileel ut inoinliiB seivlee. "I'ne Unieckoned
J ...1.... ... 1.J n ... mlllfr
l'rtU...I I I".. S V I'W III I ."V U. ..w.-i
iiu linniliev. snnilav m liooL at ie a. ni
The nub he Is Invucu lo tiiene serines.
United Brethren Cnnrch-Siindiiy senor. iu
10 a.m. Preaclilns at 11 n. ni. nun 8 p.in. ...r.. i
:il) n. ni. special iiiiim iu ai i ......
dav evening at .5:00. You nre cordially Invited
to all tnec serviees. it. w i'-"--
The New Goodyear
Velt Shoes for IVomen
$2.50.
'J liey are niadeof the best material by union workmen, and every
pair warranted. There may bo better shoes for the price, hut you
will wuste a lot of money and time In poor imitations before you And
them or anything fts good. ,
The U. i Smith Shoe for men, mado of White Brothers' box calf,
(2.50. This is a mute for the Federation, and if you want your
money's worth and wear, buy them.
II. S. & II. tan Hiissia calf Shoe, a good full measure of value at
t.1.1'0, but we can sell them at $2.5).
For f2.0J we have men's calf or kang. calf, full stock dress or all
' day Shoe. .,
No one anywhere w will ing to sell shoes on as close margin as we do.
We carry, also, the famous Julia Marlowe ?3.60 grade; M. A.
l'uckard Shoes for men at f?J.50
"iliimanic" Shoes for men at HOD
And the king of all SC11OOL-S110F.S, the Dis. 70.
Big values in men's Fine Shirts, Tics, Suspenders, Underwear
and Hats; ladles' Phirt Waists, Vrapers, I nderwear and Millinery
tit cut prices to close the season.
THE PEOPLE'S" STORE.
: Agents for lioyul Ta Ion.
Men's Harness Leather Belts, latest style
Leather Shoulder Uraee suspenders
Men's Tics, silk and satin, tecks and bows
Split Bamboo Fishing Hods, extra tip, iu cases
Fly Hooks, all varieties,
Flag, in various sizes, as low as
Brass Cannon, mounted on w heels
Cap Pistols, 5 bo iesi cups with each
Ladies' fast black, white looted hosi, A pairs
A lady came bad; alter a second lot, the other uay
were so coinlortaoie.
We carry the Corli.-s Coon brand ladies' and gents' Collars.
THE LITTLE STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES.
EH MEAT
McGuire Bros.
DKALERS fN
Fresh and Cured Meats,
I ai-H Pnulirv.
Fruits and Vegetables
iiMnfini Cms is the place lo buy meat!
s. ...'.. i...... ii.,.i cv nnissinii from un eX'
" ' 1 " I " I' I , ! V, ; convinced
u' "n : " .riwuVs riivi .We vuriety of
iooii: 'eleiin. tender meat und that our prices
"TrvnV'nwl-rlh roaat of Reef for dinner,
s" -. .i...i ii... nimlllv imrl fluvor UlleX
celled, und we will prepiirp It in such a jjid
und eonvenient inunncr for the kn fe Ihui any
Hiniiiour can curve U. e nave uu tue in"
Tr Delivery. Fhone 35
Stockholders' Meeting
Morlilioaieisol lliP Kiist Fork lrrlunilii(; o
...i. ....iiT... iiini there m'III bearieciul ni-et
'.. . ....in ,..'ti,.,.. itios ' nillee in llnnd Uiver
nt lOo'eloek Siiturday, lima 2n, IsOl, for the
pn rpo. oi ehelin,' n direeior
Je7
C. B. HONK, Hecrpliiry.
Peanut Roaster.
it's, hoca it iwit.11111 Kimsipr ui lutest putsr
.n.t ,...n simiilv mir eiistomers Willi the best
nuality ot pi'iniuis, iresn
Sumple ineiii.
mnsied efpry d.ii
t'Ol.KAUKAllAM.
Dalles. Portland & As
toria Navigation Co
Steamers
Regulator and
Dalles City
Pnilv (except Sunday) betwepn
The Dalles, Hood River, Cascade Locks
Vmiennver and Portland,
Touchlnent way points nn both sides of tbe
r,.iiimhiit Kiver. Z
Ruth of the Mis.vp steiuner hnve been re
built und lire In excellent simpe foi the sea
iu of hsM. The llPKiilntiir line will piidvavor
i.i vlvp lis rutrons the best ervice possible.
1 . - Ln B,..,ii.imv unit pleasure, travel
hv the steamers "f tlipVo Kiilator f.tne.
. t 'in,',,s..i,1p iitnl Sutnrd:iV.
liOLMiiainr i-rtvsttl 7 a. m. aionday, Wed-
' rJi.v Portland i a. m.: nrrtvp at Tne Dalles
5 n. in. Arr e nt Portland 4: p. in
kooi. ivaiiv id .-v- , : I'nrtlann "nice, unit st. nw..
the Oak street entrance U) the uienwoou ofllcei Colirt sireeu
house. W. Al-un vy .
ts is, Gnerl Agent,
POctVU iuwiiivip
a. m
The Dalles
SATISFACTORY
PEES
eai
YOU KNOW, is not always easily altainahle. Sonmtlmes the pric
Is objcctionahle; often it is the quality, and occasionally BOTH are
unsatisfactory.
We always try to have, both price and qnalit right. If we caa
(uriiish you a shoo that meets these requirements, we know you will
baoonie a shoe customer of ours. Tho
C. G0TZIAN &C0S SHOES
Combino both essentials to a remarkablo degree. Wo carried them
last year and are now restocking with the same make. We hav
them in men's, women's, youths, misses and children's, and ask you
to examine (JUAMTY AND THICK.
vv ft m i jnuL. run iiwifiL.Hi v.
4 i - . B
9
t
'i STYLE
M CORRECT
IGoodvehs
Welt
with Irivisinu
Ccnii Soli
Maajfaoturccl
if biiEISICS
1 "-.
V, -i-.v
50 SUPERIOR
QUALITY
THEY FIT T!E FEET SSfte
'i1v Equal lonny $3 Shoo cn Ilia Markol
3,tl fmirSMln iIim i" lw tti.in. In.lrt mi Mm rttlo
fm, g c. corziAN a tu., rrop r,
Ota SfiQO IpOa ST. PAIX, MIWN.
FOR SALE BY
bone fc McDonald.
Storo USTcws.
27th SATURDAY SURPRISE SALE.
17 in. Scotch Linen Crash Toweling, full bleached, 12,c per yd. With
every ten yards purchased we give, free, one Star Holler, the neatest
towel roller nude; it sells for L'oc. SATUHDAY O.N LY.
f5c
5.5c
25c
l 25
per doz 25c
per Uoz
She said they
5c
10c
5c
50c
CLOUD CAP INN
CONFECTIONERY.
None but the finc-t graih-s of Confections kept. Home-niake Taffv,
Ice Cream and Krnits. Ice-cream Sodas served from the finest up-to-date
fountain in town.
Agent for The Dulles Laundrv. Special rates for family washing.
ERNEST V. JENSEN.
For SPRAYING MATERIAL
Call on Clarke.
For PURE FRESH DRUGS,
Call on Clarke.
For all kind3 of PATENT MEDICINES,
Call on Clarke.
WALL PAPER,
For
For ANYTHING IN
Call on Clarke.
THE DRUG LINE,
Call on Clarke.
Flie ul
acier Fiiarmacy
10
Large assortment of Hammocks. Look at them.
75c and up.
Iron Beds, latest designs and lowest prices.
PAINTS AND OIL8. Tho best is the cheapest. I havs thorn.
BUILDING MATERIAL, including
II
iiiuiuiiic-,1
At Portland prices.
A large assortment of WALL PAPER in new shades and deelgna
Undertaking and Embalming.
Get prices on anything in the Furniture line of me before going else
where. At iny old stand on Oak slreet.
W. E. SHERRILL.
GEO. P. CROWELL,
Ruccosnor to E. L. Smith-Oldest Established IIou.,a In His ralley.J
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Flour and Feed, etc.
This old-established house will continue to pay cash for all ita
goods; it pays no rent; it employs a clerk but does not have to divide
with a partner all dividends are made with customers in the way of
reasonable prices.
GE.O T. PRATHER,
U. S. Commissioner and Notary Public.
PRATHER & BARNES,
HOOD RIVER, OF.ECON.
FRED B. BAKNES.
Mfitls, Cmiffiii Bed Estate, Ihi, mow to Lot
Ixits and Blocks for sale. Taxes paid for non-residents.
Township Plats and Blanks in stock.
Telephone 61. Correspondence Solicited.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
Agent for the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS TAINTS.
REMOVAL
Having removed to the new store building one door west of old lo
cation, I would respectfully invite old friends and new customers
everybody to give us a call w hen needing goods in our line. We do
not handle even-thing but will enlarge along the lines of
BooRs. Magazines, StatioRsry aiflXiiiareil Gooils,
As the demand may warrant, and shall endeavor to merit a share
of vour patronage. Respectfully yours,
E. R. BRADLEY.
Job Printing a Specialty.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
mm Oregon
and UwsftN Ptcmc
wall
THE DALLES HOSPITAL.
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P. O. Box 640, The Dalles, Oregon.
Bid3 Wanted.
Bids for th fr-tfn of ft "hool honw nt
Nli o'nl. in liifrlot N. 2. will be rsriveil hv
thf houid of rtlreci-r up tn .lulv im.
IM iinftnd niie.'itlCHtliins ninv he won Hi the
rsl.ln',' f M. H. S'flf'iin. lhe distn-t j
plprtc. The ho ird rcseives ih right to rejpet
anv and all bids. J
B nrder of tb Board of Directors of
Elstrlct So. . .
Steamer Iralda
Of the Rjralntor f.ine leaves Cs''n''e fx)-ks
ri..n- o..Ai.i Knnduv. nt . ni. leaves Hoo I
nivpr'nt Sr.M) ii. in. ArrivP t Tlip liMlleHt
li 0 R-iornins. pvo The Ihillps at 2 p. in.;
an Ives ii' Hoo.1 Uiver t 4
V. I'. Al.l.tiWA. 'ienpral Aent.
Town Lots for Sale.
ADDly to WATT,
rr Sec'y Hood Biver Towowio Co.
Time Schedules.
E. Bound. Fr'm HOOD KIVER W. Bound.
ChippRo
sneciai
11:25 a.m.
Spnknne
Klyer
8:27 p.m.
Suit .tike, Denver;
Kl Woi th.nmuhn, I'ortinntt
Kansas City. St! Mp. clai
Iiuls, Chlc.go 2:C5p. m.
and the Knhl.
Walla Wftlln, flpo-:
Itnre.Mliinenpnlis l'ortlnna
Mull nnd
Kt nreu.
U:4i p. m.
Depart
8 p.m.
81 I'aul. Dulnth,
Mllwimkee, Chi
cago and Knst.
Suit Lake. Dpnver,!
l-'t Worlh.oinalia, Mali and
S p.m.
Kx. xiinday
rt.ittirday,
10 p.m.
A a.m.
Ex. Sunday
Kaunas City. Ht.
I.'iuis. Chicago
and tne t.ml.
From PORTLAND.
Ocean steamships
For san Krani'i'soo i
Sail every o days.
Comtmbia River.
Htkamehh.
To Aslorlii and vtf
lundlmjH.
Wllhinieite Rivpr.
(JreL'i)ii CUV. New-
berg."salum & way
lanclinga.
1 WlI.T.A M FTTK ASH
7 a.m. Yamhim.Kivf.R8,
Tue". Thur.'Oreaoii City, Dayton
and Kut. and way liindinjjs.
m. I Willnmettoflliver.
Tuns. Thur., Portland lo Corval-
and Sat. limit way landings.
t.v.Klparta.l Lv lwist n
KiLlll. HNsKB HlVKR. S l.'n.
daily. llipnria to Iiton' dally.
A. U f ftAl'irCfr'l fiisii. Aur.V'ortland.Or.
J. B.sI KV, Airent. (Inort Uiver.
Team for" Sale.
A 2M0 team, well matched inr 8U".
jy U. 8. QALLIQ.VS.
-FURNITURE
The vounu man loves the young woman-,
That's his business.
The young woman loves the young man;
That's her business.
The voung man and young woman get
married ;
That's the preacher's business.
Tliev will need furniture, carpets,
' paj er and building material ;
That's my business.
S. E. BARTME5S.
EMBALMER.
Timber Land, Aet .lime 3, 1R7S.1
NOTICE 1'OH PUJiLlCATlON.
United States f.and Oince, Vnnoouver,
Wash., Mnv 21, 1!K)1. Notice in hen'by Riven
that in compliance with the provisions of tho
act of wintcnss nf Junes, l;s, entitled "An act
for the Mile of timber IhiiiIk In the atates of
California, Or"gon, Nevada and Viihltii;toii
ten ltoi v," n extPiided Ui all the public luuu
fates by act of August 4, lx"2.
OI.IVKK 1'. KU LI'S.
Of Fuldn, pounty of Kllekititt, Btatfl of Hum
Initlon.hasthiHdnv tiled Iu thiHollleehiaswoin
KlatPinent No. 2."0S for the purcliaKe of tha
lot 1 of section No. 2. and loin 2,
and 4 of seeiion No. 1, in township No.
5 north. rnn:;e No. 11 cant, W. M., mid
will oiler proof to show that lhe land soiiuht
Is more valuable for its timber or stono thsn
for ugrlpuliti nil purposes, and to establish his
claim to said hind before lhe Kepisler und
Kecciver of this ollice ut Vancouver. W anh,
un Tuesday, the 27th day of August, 1'jMl.
He names as wimcFses: Halsi y l. Oilti.JnnB
Wvcrs. Hcnlamln K. Oneil und trjimuel If.
C'o'le, all ol ! ulda, WnsMnKlon.
Any and ail persons eliiimlni; adversely the
above-ilpscribcd lauds are requested to file
their claims In t his niBce on or before salu
7ll. Hutw,f All,ll!.t. 11)01.
in.Ua W. H. DUNBAff. HfgUter.
Timber Land, Act JunpS, 1ST8.1
NOTICE FOii 1'UJihl CATION.
United States hanrt Omco, Vancouver,
Wash., .May 1!1. Notice is hereby etvpu
that in coiiipliunro with the provisions of thu
u'-tufcoiiKruNM of June 3. IS.S, entitled "An
act lor the sale of timber lands in the (slates of
California, Ureon, Nevada and Vasliingtou
Territory," as extended to all the public laud
states by act of August 4, lsw,
MUKUICAI .luNLH,
Of llusum. couni v or K lickitat, stole of V asl
liiL'lon, lias this day tiled In Ibis ollice his
swori. stalttiieriL No. 22H, for the piircliMWJof
tim southeast quarter of sention No. At. in
township So. it iiortb.ranue No. lleabt, W .M..
and will olh-r proof to kbow that the land
sought is moi r. valuable for lis timber or
thtoi tor uiripiilturat mirnoses. and to
Vsiablisii bis chum to said lund betore tba
K.visier and lteeeivi r ot this ollice at au
couver, VAasb., on Friday, the li-th dsy of
August. 1UI1. .
he names as witneses: Jonlthan 1.. fcuinip,
ls.nuid Mump, and Jennie Slump, all of
t'ulia. Wash., and Uwenllian Jones of
llusum. Wash.
' bWKKLUAN JONES, w
Of flnsum, county or Klickitat, siateofWash
lnion, has this (Jay tiled in this oUlce his
sworn slalenieut. NifcKl.j. for ttie purebiisc ot
the sonlnwest quarter of section No. , J n
township No. 0 north, range No. 11 east, W .M.,
and mil oiler proof to snow that the land
souirbt is more valuablefor its timber orstone
tiuiu for agricultural purposes, and t' estal
lish bis claim lo said land before thp iti-gitu r
and iw-l-r of this offliss at Vancouver,
Wash., on Krldav. the Kith day of AuuhtKi1.
He names as witnesses: .louiiuau i.. oiuinp,
fonard Htump and Jennie mump, all of
r nlda, Wash., and Mordlcai Jonas ol llusum,
VV uso. . ,
Any and all persons claimine adversely th
above-dc-ribc l lauds are requtated to llie
tneir chiiiis in Ibis office ou or before j.d
liith day ot August, I'Xil.
je.aS W. U DUNBAR. Bcf IsKJT.
Flyer
4: Ou.m.
Kx press
o:il a.m.
Arrive
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
Ex.Sunday.
4r;50 p.m.
Ex-Sunday.
.1::I0 p.m.
Man, Wed.
anil Fri.
4::)0 .m.
Mon.. Wed.
and Fri.
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