The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 29, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Mil Conoswity of I'oitlnnd is here for a visit witli ber fou, Hsrrj Coou wsy and family. Mil. Nettie Cixckett aot daugh ter, Margie aud Hildr d, left Hood Kiver Sstuiday hod will go to their borne at Kttpert, Idaho. Mr. and Mra. Cluire Crockett also started Saturday for Kurjert, Idaho, where both Mr. Crcrkett aud bis mother bare homesteads. H. Hitcber was a Portland visitor the latter part of last eek. We uo derttaud Mr. Riober baa told twenty acres of the forty acre tract be pur chased of A. Wood a few mouths iuce. Mr-. Win. Kbrck went to Portland Saturday, she having been culled there by a U'lnpboue moaaaite ttatiuR tbat her son, W. C. Kbrck, is ill with pneumonia. Will's many fi lends in Udell and vicinity hope that be nay aoou recover health. Mr. and Mra. Douulas of Salem, Ore., have been visiting al the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. h. Sherman. frank llaruuiond, who bns beeo in verv uoor health for several mouths. is now reported greatly improved and amareotly on the way to reoovery, His many friends will rejoice to bear that such is the case. Kicbard Williams who has been as slating with the apple harvest at the Cooper fc Walter Fruit Farm bas gone to bis noma at Weiser, Idaho. Archie llollenbeck who has been visiting at the borne of J. l' Strong returned to bis home at liaudon, Ore., early last week. Mrs. Howell Mutcalf of Pine drove was over last week for a few days vis It with bor sister, Mri. U. K. Howei man. M. O. Udell was able to ride out Sunday afternoon. Ha has beeo ill aud was thought to be threatened with typhoid and his many .friends will be very glad if be is aoon re stored to health. Mrs. Claire Crockett bas sold bor six aore tract, a part of the Kemp eg' tate. Jleury Mcliu're who lately pur chased a ten acre tract owned by Mrs. llattie Crockett and alau a part ot the Kemp estate, was the purubaaer. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson aud little daughter of Aatoria, Oie., have boon hern for a viait with Mrs. Ferguson's brother, M. Hawthorne. Edgar Button of Hood Kiver was i visitor at the home of W. A. Lock man Sunday. Irene Fisher, who is at lone is set ting type instead of attending school as noted laet week, Friends wiab her ucoess in the new Held. F. A. Masses has bad a force of men at work planing gravel where motit needed on both the Uavldaon aud Tucker hills. Uuy Wilson has sold his 20-acre tract on Udell heights to Mr. Knapp. a brother of tho gentleman who at oue tune owned the 15 acre traot now ownod by L. A. K. Clark, Mrs. W. I. Hlbbard weut to Hood Kiver Sunday for a vUit with her mother, Mrs. Kiohatdson, who start ed Monday for lioy, New Mexico, where the has tiled on a homestead. M. Hawthorne has oompleted an Aluaka root cellar and is now build ing a large two Moor ben bjuse. '., C. Mahauey is building a barn. The Davidson Fruit Co. la prepar ing to erect a house on tbeir laud near the James Hunter residenoe. Mra. Harry Connawa? aud baby boy wbo have betin in the hospital at Hood Kiver were brought home Sun day. Kef ire I write you again another pretidential election will have oome and gone aud he of the Inning aide will be busy explaining how it hap pened or trying to mako himself and others believe that he voted with the majority and we will continue to live in our small way undisturbed nut fearing fot tho futuie whatever turn the political tide may take. Cold Weather Advice to all la to beware of coughs and colds TH he "TIME FOR A LIFETIME." WATCH REPAIRING BY WATCHMAKERS. a y Soaps, Perfumes, Dentifrices, Cosmetics, Bay Rum and Bath Waters; Cold Cream, Vaselines, Lip Rouge, Face and Sachet Powders-EVERYTHING A LADY WANTS in her boudoir to complete her toilet. This depart ment of our store is a show in itself. RIER CASS SMITH BLOCK on the chest; as neglected they readily leid to pneumonia, consumption or t r pulmonary trouble. Just ns smkhi as the cough appears treat it with Ital ian! s Ilorelioiind syrup the ftaiiUri cute of America. Fee ai directed ier- r i.. i.. -...i.... t ........ .,.,.1 u...i iiai iiitcrr. .m.uu mii.i in . huh . ............ I I . I . . . . n n . ... ..I .1... I....,.. 1'rice 25c, 50c and $1.0U per bottle. Sold by Ciias. N. Clarke. MOSIER. Dr. and Mra. Kobinsou returutil from The lialles Monday eventug, wbeie they had spent few days vis itiug relatives. K. M. Stiouti comnieuced execut ing for the new building Imt Mon day. The building ia to be a two story brick, 4UxOU feet Christian Wysaoame hometrom Ibe Dalles Wednesday aftttr a viait of aev- eral daya with his folks. C. U. Giabam arrived Wednesday atternoon from Piesoott, Waab., wheia be bas been employed all sum mer. N. P. Sturgess made a business trip to The Dalles lust week. R. E. Thomas came in from the range 1'ueaday and left for Portland the same afternoon. He said It was winter time back in the mouutains. Mr. Wellberg, proprietor ot the Piuea, made a nice improvement the last of the week by having a side wulk built In front of bia hotel. Measrs. Hardwlok & Graham bad charge of the woik. U. P. Hunter bas sold bis place to a man from Chicago. 11. K. Walte made the sale. Fred Evans, wife and son Dane!), went to The Dalles Saturday, expect ing to apeud Sunday vit i relative A. Stewart bas made a decided im piovemen". in the postotiice, by mo iog intg the nice new room built for the purpose on tho north side ot bia store building. It gives more room in every way, thus uiakiug it better for all conoerned. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Howe came up on the local Sunday. Mr. Hone wax very ill the first part of la.it week with ptomaine poisoning, but seems fully recovered now. Mr. and Mrs. John iJurliugauie came down on the boat Saturday, from lbe Dalles. Ihey expect to make tbeir home hare tor a while. Miss Alice Daveuport cumo from The Dalles Sunday to viait her moth er, returning on the local Monday. A. W. Mobr was iu our vicinity Inn! week doing some work tor K J ward Dinswore. Mr. lteutley of Portland spent a few days here looking over the country the past week. Mi. A. Kusohei of Kelso, Wash., Is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. F, Atlingtou. Mis. M. Harlau la able to get around on orutabes now. Her trienda will be pleased to hear of her iccnv ery thus far and look lorward to the time when she can take her place among tbein again. Ueorge Chamberlain hauled a loud ot IOC boxes of Spltzeuburg apples to the ware bouse Monday, there waa a number that went !1 to the box aud none of them over UO, and all ot them finely colored. Mrs. W. A. Stark returned home Monday afternoon, after spending a few days with her sons and their fam ilies iu The Dalles. The young peoples Endeavor society is planning to give an oystui supper iu the near future, an be getting ready for the date will be announced before long. Kodol ia a combination of natural di gestive juicea and it dii;tts nil l-Iiihscs id food and every kind of food, so you aec it will do the work that the stomach itacif does. Sold by Kicr it Cass. UNDERWOOD. Mr. Kirkpatria and N. M. Munch made a buaineea trip to White Sal mon the llrst part of hint week. While there they purchased a huise and buggy. J. W. Marab came up fioui Portland Sunday evening teturniug in the morolug. Mt. Maisb is having cord wood out aud is arranging to have land cleared foi fruit. Accurate I a pa way 30 A Pretty And a dainty appearance is desired by every woman, and toilet preparations are here in abundance Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes. 2G W. W. Saaoo of White Selmon at Bingen, is in Undwerocd at present with a crew of men and teams grad ing the lota originally owned by Mr. Joiif, but purchased by Mr. Me Ciackiu a short time ago, prepara tory to buildiug an apple house. Ed Thornton is ttlll cariyiog bis bhud iu a sling as Ibe result of a run iy. At any rate Ed ia made of pretty good stuff. Soma people would ot been bursted or ciushed by getting bait tbis fail, to say nothing ot bav iug a heavy nagou tended with wood run over theiu. Ed congratulates himself that be got off with a few bruiaea and a broken baud. 11 C. Debo is somewhat improved after Ix-ing confined to bis bed a few days aud Is abl to be out again. M. and C. 1 hum ton finished haul ing to the tcow Saturday. Tbey are shipping the lumber to The Dalle'. W. M. Urter attended the horticul tural mettiiig at Steventuu Saturday. This being a business meeting, the fair board made its financial report and settlement. Keports abow about 11 2o. above all expeuaes. A goodly number ot our people visited Hood Kiver Satuiiiay, Mra. Veacb, Mrs. Martin and Mra. Debait woie over on a trading expedition. Mr. fud Mr. Geo. E. Darting aud wife were over aud purchased a uew range. Civil Engineer Hall returned to V. bite Salmon lhuisday from Hood where he baa been cios sectioning and setting grade slakes on the Hood road. Chaa. t'raser and ciew hate lauded their big Will;:ii:etto donkey utter a week's lutnl wink i.u the road. They expect to do a t.ig Inn-iuess pulling stumps which we have uo doubt they (till, as Mr. I'rasir is au expel iecceil uiau in this oik. II. I! die) 'h inlHiit ha lireii quits sick. ur. Diimtilu waa called over during tue . ft k. J K. King of Cheiiowith made a husiuexa trip to Hood Kiiei Saturday. C. W S' ipu & Ci) . hio moving their donkey up to Kev. Layhau's place, where tjicy have a contract oi grub bing. Kennedy' Laxative Cough St, nip drives ; lit- cold out of tin H.vatcin through i'H laxative principle In tir-mi i nif a free and gentln iicliiin of l lit h iweU. Snl'i tiv Kicr i (.'lira. FRANKTON. The ii ills' bai-ket ball teama are pio greasing rapidly. Johnnie Oles u in somewhat im proved from the injury he received the first of the week. Friday afternoon a meeting of the Athletic Club waa held. Thursday evening the boys' basket ball teams had a practice game at the skating rink. Friday the directoia made the school a pluaNHiit call. The llivt bar-kct ball game of the season w u played at the rink Friday eeeuiug between ilool Kiver and Franktou. The sonre was ti to 18 in favoi of Fraokton. Do not let anyone tell you that some thing else ia Justus uood ua DcWiil's Kidney and libdder l'ills liccait-e there isn't anything just as good. Sold by Kicr it Cuss. WHITE SALMON. (Kr(.m KnterpriKC.) Edward Hunt, of Hood Kiver, apeul last Sunday with his wife in this city. S C. Zoigler and wife returned from San Diego, Calif., uiat Friday Mrs Chi 1 liueliler and three children accompanied (hem home and will re main with them tor six outha. The now pre a ia now hiatallcd and we will be able to give the people i cleaner eheot to ic-id. It ia Tjur ain t.i give tbe cewi in u way that the people want to nee. J s&'j- j Cupt. iNe.aon, of tho Steamer Si mons, was iu WhiL.e Salmon the Hrsf of the eU and lioiight 'JOU cords of wond from the White Salmou Wood Compiuy. A. W. lialsiger who ia now reaiding at Portland, haa anoi-pted a good po sition with the St. Johns' Lumber Company. Ilia Studebaker business ASK TO SEE IT NO APPRENTICES Face Watch RELIABLE DRHKHSTS cJ wKI be continued bare under tho management ot E. U. Dretk. C. W. J. Reckers, of Seattle, waa in White Salmon last Saturday and Sun day, visitiug Mr. and Mra. Aggers. Mr. Keokeia ia interested iu tbis val ley aud expects to make bla borne nitb na iu tbe near future. He baa or dered four boxes of apples to put on display io Seattle. Tbe fruit fair at Hood River waa a respect. An im truit of tbe very on exhibit. All success la every meoi-e amount ot best quality was kinds cf fruita trout Tbe Dalles, Mo- aler, Skamania county, White Salmon valley and Hood Kivei valley abowed klie great wealtb ot tbis country. And ly a combined effort tbe fruit of these sections will always command its own price iu the markets of the world. Porter Ward, of Uoldeudale, has jiiht returned from North lakima, wber he haa been attending tbe State Fair. Mr. Ward was 87 years old last March, and diove from Goldendale to North Yakima, a distance of 75 miles, in one day, and also returned iu oue day, ueiog about 11 houri on tbe road each trip. Mr. Ward crossed the plains to California duiing tbe excitement of 1S01. He cama to Goldendale six years ago to mako bis home with bis on, W, 11. Ward, Ag riculturist. A quiet yet impressive wedding took place lat-t Wednesday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C M. WoUard. Ibe contracting parties eio Miss Mary Wolfaid aud Mr. Hoy Vertz, both of wb"in aie well kuowu ;n Ibe beet circles tbiougbout tbe White Salmou 'alley. The wedding to' k pUce at (! p. m. Kev J. Mor gan Lewis pronounced the ceiemony Ahifh made the couple huabcrd and itife. After tbe ceremooy an elab orate leant vaa found waiting aud all presto: Iniind thomtelros equal to tbe occasion "Of tucb a feast, " states oue reporter, "1 w; a nnver before al lowed to partake." Mi. Wertz bas just completed and furnished a nice bungalow to bich he and Mrs. Weitz 'npaired amid eh iwers of rico. Ibe Kuterprizo jjius their many friends iu wishing tor them a most prosper mis uud happy coyage oil life's rugged sea. REPUBLICAN MEETING AT PARK GRANGE HALL Hon. H. M. McKinney, nf Bakei City, well known thrcugbout tbe ft ite. pill adders a liei.uld cau mans l.n eting which will be held iu Park (irauge Hall Saturday evening, Oct. 111. Mr. McKinney will dieousa tbe irfhiicB of tbe campaign and is said to bo un Interesting and convincing talk er Arrangements hare also been Hindi to have local speukurs address the meeting. A geuetal iuvitetiou is extended residents of nil sections of the valley to attend. Notice to Water Cuii-.umer8. We will not furuiah water hereafter to be used in any but "tank" closets A word to the wise is suflloient. Klectrio Light, Power & Wutei Co. The Youths' ( onipunion for Chrlaimas There are three good reasons why Tho Youth's Companion makes one of tbe beat of gifts tor (JuNstman time, for u birthday, for auy occasion when a present is in ordei. It Never bails to (Jive Pleasure Tbeie ia something iu eveiy issue of Tho Companion.-for every member of tbe fumily. The cbildicu never pass it by, and tfie pureuts are restless un til the children reluctantly put it down to go to bed. (kcj It ia Faay to Order by Mail; You need nut go through the vexa tiou ot Christmas shopping to make a pieseut of the companion. Sit dowu iu the quiet of your own house, aud send tie subsciipticu. The compan ion will be delivered wherever you say, on Christmas morning. It Conies Kreiy Week iu the Year Nine cut of teu Christmas presents have loat their novelty by New rear t, I lie Companion provides a continual pleasure, for it is renewed 52 times until Christmas comes aain. If there nuother present equal to It tbat costs so little VI. 7or The uew subscriber receives free the double holiday un rubers and Tbe Companion oaleuder for VM, "in Uraudmother's Harden, " lithograph ed in 13 colors. Full illustrated annnunoenent ol the new volume for 1DU9 will be sent with sample copies of the paper to any address free. Tbe Youth's Companion, 111 Iierke ley Street, tloston, Mass. Electric Line for W hite Salmon A special dispatch to tbe Journal saya it ia tbe general supposition that bii electric road will be built from llusum to White Salmou and llingen. a distance ot ten miles. Later on tbe toad ia to branch off throughout Ite country of Camas Prairie, Trout Lake, Pine Flat, Bristol, Snowdea and iu time every desirable point in western Klickitat county. Messrs. Vaughn and Simpler, eiectiical eu gineers, have been ruunicg lines for the past two weeks, seeking tbe best route for the new eleotrio pi eject. A fcice of men ia at work Matting rick near the Whito Salmou falls, above llnsum, lot tho proposed plant w hich is to furnish power tor tbe eleo trio road and also for lighting the cities of White Slamou aud lliugen. Ibis undertaking will be ot great ben efit to thia valley aud western Klicki tat county iu general and meaua de velopment and increase in value of the lauds A better aiaiket for all kinds of produce will follow the com pletion of the enterprise and a sub stantial boom will be the result when tie trolley line is a. reality. The 'anchers living nlcug eud adja cent to the White Salmon valley aie now compelled to haul their prrduce over rough roads to the nearest rail way market and it is especially iuci n veuient in tiansprrtlng Iruit Mom the orchard to market An electric lead will do away with all this. ""Will Honor I'ionei r Frail Urowera Sigual honor will be paid the pi oneei fruit gioera ot tbe Northwest at the uatioual aople show to be held in Spokano, December 7tb to 12th ot this year. ISclifving that great credit is due thoxa men wbo were Hist to tee the pnsvbilities cf fruit raisins iu ttii Northwest and who plauted the flrtt orchards, in what ii now one of Ibe greatest truit nctiuiis i.t tbe couutiy. Manager li J. Niely has anuogud a nt trihu'e to ba shown them at tin Spokane exposition. There are lei-s than a dozen of tbe early truit grow ers now living and thete have betn oomniuuioated witb and Invited to be preseut on tbis oooasion. As the iei tors of fruit growing Iu tbis section of the country they will reoeive mark ed attention at the alfairs given in tbeir honor dm inu apple show week. Among the earliest o' tbe North western fruit groweia are W. H. Cov ert of Grand Foiks, H. C, and Dr, For the Children To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit, cour ace, strength. How Is it with the children? Are they thin, pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You know it makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up the general health in every way. The rhlldren mnnot poMlblT hT (Ckk1 hllh un lia ta Ixtwwli are in proper condition. Cor m t iit ranitlpatlon b; Hiving "U IxUt tu at rllu). AU .Klbl.m(x-coleo. t. O. Ayr Oa.. Ixwn. Km. iMttlMWWI I 9 HAIR VI00K. yers AWE CURE. CHEKKV PECTORAL. W hav no werti 1 W pub Han th formulM oral! oar mdiein-. N. U . Ulalock of Walla Walla, Wash ington. Mr. Covert trough! tbe first trees into Hiitisb Columbia in tbe early eighty 'a and Dr. Ulalock tegau raising fruit in tbe Walla Walla valley thirty-five years ago and bas been en gaged In it ever since. Both of these men are coming to Spokane for tbe occasion which will be held in tbeir honor and other ot tbe pioneer grow ers ot Montana, Washington, Idaho and Oregon will be preseut. "Ibis handful of men were the first to realize the possibilities of fruit glowing in tbis great country," said Manager II J. Neely, "aud we can not deny them great credit for tbeir foresight and iudustiy. It is fitting that they should be given special hon or at tbe Bret great fruit exposition held In tbe Noitbwest. We have se cured a liBt ot all tbe pioneers of tbis woik and have sent tbem invitatious to the memorial to be beld in their honor." Exhibits from the natioual apple show have already begun to airive, the manangement having arranged for free cold storage accommodatons in all exhibits except those in tbe oaiload oontest. Exhibits have already arrived from British Columbia aud from. different sections of the Northwestern states. These will be kept In Spo kanelnntil tbe show opera. Nearly two hundred entries have already been made In various contests at tbe show. t hrough tbe efforts of Senator Pilea of Washington it ia probable that the duty on exhibits from liritlsh Colum bia will te removed, i be federal gova ernmeut nas snown us interest in me national apple show by assuring Man ger Medy tbit tbedepattment ot agri cultue will furnish judgos for tbe f fidir. Coffee Always u n i f o r m our best product sold in 1 lb., 2 lb., 2 lb. and 5 lb. cans. Your grocer will grind it better if ground at home not too fine. Nature Provides But one California It is the natural winter home of many thousand of the world's best people. Under gentle influence of its mild winter climate every amusement and rscreation abounds. Sue h bathing, boating, fishing, driving: puch picnics, par ties and "jollifications." . GO TO Los Angeles, Paao Rubles, Hot Springs, I Id el del Monte, Santa I'arhnrn, San Diego, Santa Monica Cruz, or a score of similar resorts ami yon will find health, congenial sur roundings, hospitable associates, faultless ac cominndationH nnd num berless attractions and convtniences. The 0. R. k N. Co. CONN1XTING WITH The Southern Pacific Co. Makt s inexpensive mind t ri p excursion rates to California A six months stopover tieket Hood Uiver, Oie. to Los Angeles jincl re turn is$58.80. Coive-pcnding rates are in effect to other points. We have some very distinctive literatim covering California's winter resorts, ami will take pleasure in giving you ail of the informaiion and assistance at our command. For tickets, sleeping car reservation", etc , call on, telegraph or write F.'S. SMITH, AsrntO. R. A X. OR Wm. McMurray, Gen. Pass. Agt. Portland, Ore. TESTED AND PROVEN. There is a Heap of Solace in Being Able to Depend upon a Well-earned Reputation. For months Hood Kiver readers have seen the constant expression of praise for Doan s Kidney Pills, and read stxmt the good work they have done in this locality. Xot another remedy ever pro duced "such convincing proof of merit. Ueorge K. I'arrish, living at &. Oak St., Portland, Oregon, says: "Not a symptom of kidney trouble has ever returned t-ince I used Doan's Kidney l'ills some years ago and I am pleased to confirm the statement I gave in their favor at that time. Prior to using them I sufi'ered a gient deal from dull, heavy pains in my back and through the reg ions of the kidneys, this trouble having resulted from a severe cold. I was gradually growing worse when Doan's kidney Pills were brought to my atten tion and lieing impressed by the good reports concerning them I procured a supply. As stated above tbey com- The School that rin m BUS ! iESS COLLEGE SMui AUTOMOBILE Means a Self-propelling Carriage and should mean one that is always ready to go; neither tired nor on the disabled list. : : : : The I. H. C. Auto Buggy Is built to fulfill those requirements. It is built for and guaranteed to do service on rough country roads. Price F. 0. B. Portland, $850.00 For further information see d. Mcdonald Hood River - - Oregon t.iAKt ITUIM OWN STOCK POO03 C i uoi,.i SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix In feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top TAzz For Honei, Cattle, Sheep, Swine nd Fowls. They are made from the active principle or ti e covdenied essence of the drag. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Art Ju it aa food when 10 years old as when 10 daya old. They comply with all pure dree; laws. Ask tor and try once SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Feve, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powdct Spavin (Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO Incorporated; Capital Stock $300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota II. S. A. For Sale by Hanna & Perigo. Our CrocKery Depart- 4 '8 OU(Je(l (.own with all that is newest aud best. The beautiful imported China is be-giniiinp-l.ijitrrive. We are making great ieductions in odd pities and broken sets. We still have a full line of Fruit Jars, lliugs, Caps, Jelly Glasses, Stone Jars, etc. Universal vStoves and 13 rTo'sPQ The remarkable success of our sale r-c induced us to place further orders for the new Universal Ranges and the wonderful wood saving base burning heater so that every one may be supplied at the business getting prices inaugurated on receipt of the carload. Carpets, Linoleums, Rug's, Draperies Now occupy an entire floor. We only ask your inspection we know the prices are lower and believe you will feel justified in inspecting an assort ment seldom exceeded. 200 patterns in room rugs and rogiird less of the last 15 days' sale we still show 30 pat terns in Linoleums. Our stock Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Port iers, Couch Covers, Blankets, Bed Spreads, will please. Uhe Upholstery Depart- ryifritf i bvt'i-run and for a time we accept new ll vJll L woi k subject to delay, but we will give you the best job yon evi s,iw. Place your holiday orders now. HARDWARE can The carpt'iitei- can have any tool made. The umsoti eftii get the very latest. The farmer ciin get every known convenience. The logger can get a complete outfit. The Fruit man can see 14 styles ladders and every thing he needs. Stewart Hardware & Furniture Company pletely disposed ol my trouble after a abort use." Plenty more proof like this from Hood River people. Call at C. N. Clarke's drug store and ask what customers report. For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foeter-Milborn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember tbe name Doan's and take no other. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in large or small tracts. Some very good land at low prices at present. Good growing community. Six miles east of Hood River. Also homesteads and re linquishments. Parties wishing to buy will do well to write or see GEO. CHAMBERLAIN Mobier. Oregon Washington a:;d tenth streets portland. oregon WRITE FOR CATALOG Ton in a Good PoxVUm