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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

This beautiful material in light weight
qualities is worn for street. visiting,
home, dinner, evening and Dridemaids
costumes, with garniture Of jewel pas
ecmcntcrie, embroidery, ostrich feather
bands or velvet Such Is the present
fancy, and it ceases 10 become queer
when we see the lovely gowns.
One for home wear is princess Of
black Tapped IN front diagonaIly from the
neck 10 the feet over tho left side, Of old
rose. with the opening neck and wrists
bordcrcd with black silk moss trim.
ming, dotted here and there with loops
Of old roge chenille,
Two cloths for street costumes are
combined with the lighter shade for the
vest, deep cuffs and under skirt, which
shows on the left where the upper drap-
cry is alightly lifted. The straight back,
front, pointed bodice and ful! top pOr.
ton Of the sleeves are Of darker color,
~ tan and white or brown, gray and
white or pale blue The light portion is
often braided with gold, silver or steel.
Lovely bridcmaids' dresses are Of pink
or yellow cloth. with chiffon sleeves and
yolics, an odd but stylish mixture, and a
further trimming Of ostrich bands or
tinsel passcmentcrie. Evening dresses
Of this universally becoming material
are most suitably trimmed WA feathers.
Some remarkably stylish dinner gowns
Of IL are made in princess style, with "A
half low neck and long sleeves, and are
trimmed with the jewel passementerie
that lights mp 50 beautifully.
Street costumes Of gray or tan are very
Frcnchy when made in the simplest man.
ncr, with an almost plain skirt, full
sleeves, pointed bodice or one Of the now
basquines ana trimmed with darker vel.
vet edged with tinsel or silk and tinsel
passcmcnteric
There are medium bluc, lead and gold.
en- brown shades for those wishing some
thing darker, but the light shades are
the stylish ones. Tea gowns Of cloth
have fronts Of chiffon or crepe over surah
and u trimming Of ostrich bands. The
success Of this fabric is not to be doubt
cd, as IL is already assured and is prov
ing one Of the reigning "fads. Emma
Hooper in Dry Goods Economist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

Last Sunday We took ride through
II portion Of the cHst side Of the valley,
COrum's place being the objective point
ana were more thun pcuscd with what
WA saw. such places us Lagos, Turn
cr'H and others. give abundant proof 90
the readiness Of our soil 10 respond 10
the lHbOrs Of the husbundmnn, aud 10
reward his toll with abundant hurycsts.
We found Nj. COrum ut home, and
! hltching our team made trip through
his orchard. Ofcourse everything but
the apples aud pears were gone, but
the trees were loaded with these to the
breaking point, and ~ they have been
irrigated for years, reiulc the fullacy
thNt irrigation Kills the trccsn. The
orchard shows signs Of neglect, but the
trees could not yield any more, abund-
antly without destroying them, which
shows that water will take the place Of
more faithful and careful cultivation
1t IL seeded 10 clover, the second crop
being about ready 10 cut, The red bloom
reaching almost waist high, IT is II
splendid place, made 30 by theprescncc
Of II fine stream Of water, four humid
red inches belonging 10 the place. Ev-
cry ten acres Of this plncc would sup.
pot 4 family, and leave II handsome
yearly surplus. In the Spring the
woods are filed with wild strawbcr-
ries, and their cultivated brothers yield
enormously. The time IL not far dis
tant when such farms ns Mr.. Corum's
viii be cut up into ten or twenty acre
tracts, and when this is done, and both
cultivation and water are applied ju-
diciously, Hood river valley will bloom
aud flourish like the rose, After samp-
ling the fruit and selecting some beau
tiIul specimens Of waX-Ilkc apples Of
to u.s. unknown variety, We continued
our trip, coming past HARRISON Bros
aud thence home. on every side were
evidences Of improvement. Young
orchards, new buildings, c!carings aad
fences indicate that the hardy settler
is hcwing out home and laying the
foundation for future prosperity. The
orchards, irrigated or not, were all laden
with fruit that would make even old
Orcgoninns open their eyes. The day
was perfect, the roads with the cXcep-
ton of the small bridges which needed
new planks sadly, were first class, and
the indications OF energy and thrift ev-
crywherc visible, enough to warm the
heart of the veriest pessimist. The east
side has always shown more or less ieal-
ousy of this side of the river, but with
their heavier soils and scIf-cvident SUI
pcriority to the balance of the world, it
can well afford to put aside any such
feeling: a ride through the valley will
convince the most sceptical that Hood
River is the great fruit-growing section
Of Oregon. 1t is in it- infancy now,
hut as it grows up it will out-top all
competitors.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
SHERYFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution and order of sale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for WaSco county, on the 18th day of
August, 1891, in the suit wherein I. r. Dawson
is plaintiff, and George L: Prather and l.. Fl.
Prather are defendants, to me directed, conf
manding me to make sale of the lands in said
execution and order of sale, described to-wit
The south half of lots seven (7) and eight (S) in
block ID of West Addition to the townSitc OF
Hood River, in WuScO county, Oregon. have
this day levied upon said lands and on
Saturday, the 10th dog Of October, 1891,
At the hour Of > O'Clock P. NJ, at the court
house door in WaSco county, State of Oregon,
will sell said land and all the right, title and
interest which said defendants had therein on
the 18th day OF January, 1870 Ithe date of the
mortgage described in the complaint in said
suit or have since acquired, at public auction
to the highest bidder thereto, TO satisfy the
Judgment, interest, costs and disbursements
in said suit, to-wit: $l,250SSlC0 and interest
thereon from June 5, 1891, at the rate of ten per
cent per ahnunl, and the further sum of SS3.2i,
costs and disbursements, with accruing costs
herein.
Dated August %, 1891.
u. T.. GATES,
Sheriff Of WaSco County, Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

OF special interest to lady travellers in
England is the establishment of the lady
guides i'll Coclspur street. This venture
is only about year old, and the enter
prising ladies who started were roundly
laughed at by their friends, who thought
the project II visionary one. But the
success of the plan has been abundantly
proven. The ladies in charge undertake
10 do everything that u stranger in Lon
don would wish to have DONE They
recommend hotels and lodging houses,
and will engage rooms for you in ad-
vance, if you 50 desire. You have only
to name the location, price and general
features of stopping place, and they
can be relied on to procure it for you.
They shop for you, engage servants,
meet friends at the station, take care of
the children while you go pleasuring, or
entertain them at Nine, Tussaud's or
any other place Of amusement that you
may elect; show you about picture gal
leries, get tickets of admission to all the
difficult places, and, in general, supply
you with what you lack to make your
visit comfortable, with the exception of
contented MUD, the travellers most
necessary commodity. At the head
quarters of the Lady Guides there are
reception rooms supplied with news
papers and writing materials, dressing
rooms, private rooms in which to inter-
view servants, and modest restaurant
AS a correspondent says: 1.-The over
worked, the shiftless, the lazy, the
stranger, all go to the Lady Guides y
Helen Marshall North in New York
Ledger.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
Photography

II there Is one art more than another
requires skill and in which bungling
work is an never ending source Of AN
noyance, it is that of the photographer.
His work is always up for inspection,
and ifpoorly done is source Of cha
grin. The travelling photographer
with his tent has made more honest
people blush for very shame Of them
selves than all other arts and trades
besides. The moral to all this is that if
you want good work done, go to first
class photographer, one who has II per-
mauout business and reputation NJ
stake. The photographers art can not
make us all beautiful, but it can give
us an accurate counterpart otourselVes
and this is all that is required. Besides
pictures are given to friends or deaner
ones yet, and the donor wishes to look
as we'll at least as kind old dame Ma
ture intended. This being true we
take pleasure in recommending 10 all
our readers who visit Portland B. G..
Towne the photographer, corner OF
First and Morrison streets. You will
get iirst-clrss work, and you will get it
at the very lowest rates. We speak
from experience, and know his work to
be the equal of the best anywhere
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides parents
Hon. and Mrs. Il. l.. Smith, of this
place, Sunday September 9th James
T.. Rand to Miss Georgiana Smith.
Rev r. l., Eliot, assisted by Rev. f,
M. Aunks performed the ceremony.
At the residence of the brides par
ents MIR. and Mrs. M. b. Potter, near
this place, Thursday October lst Mr..
Homer Mcfarland, of Heppner, to Miss
Happy Day Potter. Rev. w. l.. Nc
Evan performing the ceremony.
At the residence of the brides par
ents near Hood River, Thursday even
ing October lst MIR. Warren Miller to
Miss Alice BOorman,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

Among the special students at Bryn
Mawr college is Miss UIne Tsuda, a
Japanese woman. VINO is the teacher of
English in the Peeresses' school at Toxic.
Miss Tsuda was one of the five little
girls sent III 1871 by the Japanese gov
ernmoat to be educated in this country,
she aud one companion remaining here
for ten years. She is much interested in
raising fund to establish scholarships
in the United States for japanese girls,
who will fit themselves here and return
to Japan as teachers in girls schools to
be established there. -Har'el's S Bazaar.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
q. \. Land nlllcn.

OREGON CRY, Or, Sept. 10, 1891.
Notice II hereby given that the plat
Of Up. n RG T. has has been received
at this office, and will he filed and open
to homestead settlers on aud after Oc-
tOber 10Th 1891. j. +. APPERsoN,
B. r. BUNT, Register.
Receiver.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
THE MAILS.

Tho mnll arrives nom Atrnltuburr M II a..
clock \, NJ WodHvdnyH ANA Saturdays; dc.
parts 'lr nnic days - noon.
. For th"nowoth, lcaPrsnt a, NJ arrives at
III, NJ. SATURDAYS
For White Salmon leaves daily Mt n A. ".
arrives ut one o'clock T.. VI,
From white salmon lcuvcs fnr ruldu, an.
hef, Trout take nnd UlonwOud Mondays. aud
Ffiduyg.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
A Burglar.

Thursday evening about ten O'Clock,
Thomas Ryan was arrested by Consta.
BILE Olinger us he was coming out OF
Delk's saloon. Olinger and James
Hoag' had just come in from Mr.. Pot
ter's place, and Hoag went from the
barn to the hotel, on his way over be
heard the noise of breaking glass i'll the
rear of Delk's saloon, and listening
soon heard footsteps inside He at
once notified Olinger, and they re-
paired to the scene of action in time to
see Ryan crawl out of the back Win
dow, and to arrest him. He had bro
ken Il fourteen by sixteen inch pane OF
glass, and when caught had about Il
quart of whskey in tin bucket,
placed within reach inside of the Win
dow. He was examined before Justice
Yields, Friday morning, bound over to
await the action of the grand jury, and
was taken to The Dalles ON the morn
ing train. His excuse was that he
wanted u drink, and there being no
body to wait on him, he Thought he
would help himself.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Plenty of fruit ems nt lInrrlson's.
Houses 10 rent by t. w Wlnans
Mr.. and Mrs, Howell, nrp located In
Honduras
Mrs' Charlotte Hull left Tuesday for
Nebraska.
Pictures framed to order at the fur
nltuC store.
Docs 5, Il. get there? Well should
smile, :. H.
White sewing machines for sale at
:. T.. Bartmcss'
Collins and undcrtakcr supplies at
the furniture store.
Call and see the new school suits for
boys at llanna's.
Miss Annie Dufur, of Durur IL visit
ing Miss Mollic Coc.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold ut llurri-Un's.
Carpct at the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices,
\ fine line of GENT furnishing goods
''''
Fresh oysters al the bakery; by the
quart, % cents oyster stew, - cents
Rev W, l.. McEwun and wife, arri-
yea mere lfom Portland Thursday.
CnutnIn l. H. Dukrs moved into hla
new house III belmont, Thdrday.
Mr.. f. If. Middleton. editor nf fine
Wn.cu N,,,, Waited mi. srctiou yrs,rr.
day
Mrs /. Y Thomps won't T., part
hand "Wednesday IA visit thr rxno.j.
ton,
HcCprc purrhnsiuy r,ilrnud ord stcnm-
shin tickets cnus,I,, uoruis Union I'm.
citc system.
Mn. IlowrlI- Ian. inst r,,c.iv,d , fine
stock Of hnts. shnu,s clc. tnll uud rx.
anime them.
C.otnp e. Tovu.is far vour .rroto.
graphs. corner OF tint and MORRISON
streets PortlaItG.
Mr. Arthur De Roche. of - PAM
Minnesota. visited Sir. und Mrs
Bishop FRIDAY.
The mast week bu4 hrrn nrolirc or
mnrriup". mo- lra than thrl" hnyin"
lnkcn pMcr here.
Iuckcy and family were pnss.
cuu,rs Ia, puTtb,ud ~, ihr R,yui,t,r
TL,usdny mor,uun
g. >, M, ,,--
m pnrt,,nd yr',rrdnv n,,r,,in,, IA 49,,
main l,rn few DAYS.
Miss rosa N'au VINO mas peen VISIT
Skinner Wash Friday, ~ 49,
Inc oregon Iumoer company 5
mllls at Norm Powder are all closed
II. Quackenhush ana iamily who
have been stopping ~ the henderson
house, lett TINS week lor for.l"lld.
Mrs. ID. i. Perclval OF Cheney. Wash
1ngtoh, was mere thls week Vlsltihg the
family of her brother ,. i, Blythe.
Mrs n. J. Watson who has been
spendlnp the summer here returned to
Portland with her family Wednesday.
Mr.. JI.rhert vos called to Portland
,,sI EriJ,v an orrouut of the death of
her nnrIn Thomas u. Tnvlor M 81
.Jvbus.
C,ntoin Blowers occompanjcd bv
bis daughters Minnie ana tNa. md
.on Sns,nv nrr i'm Portland tnk}np in
Wa n~nnujIinn
olIa .nry"yinr in the White salmon
"onntrv 3nkinv his Inst visit there
J"rinn thn Week
"'' us Wv y
Mr.. {. &. Roberts arrived home
Rohart" naetimr him in portLnd md
returnin" wifh nm
'7
Go to b. &. Townes, corner of First
and Morrison streets Portland, for
Su"a S pn,,l, p,"L - tpa vori, Iowo,, Eat,o SV
'''''' "''N '' '''N "N'' ''.'
Mr. j. II. Middleton and family ar
rived here Monday and Will remain
for short time only, leaving in week
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On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS

OF ench week between September 10
and October II, the Union Pacific will
sell excursion tickets to Portland and
return ut one and One-iifth fare for the
round trip.
Visit the Exposition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY
LOCAL CARD.

EAST HOUND FROM noon HIvEH
mo T. ENprcm leaves nt ilOl 4. NJ.
NO Z, Mail 1854 r. NJ
WEST nOuND FROM HOoD RlVEH.
No = lNprAH leaves nt 7'iD T.. W.
ma, J. Mai bii A. NJ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
DIED.

In Sissons California, September II,
1891, Alice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
5. +. Black, aged 6 years, 8 mos. and
IS days.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
BORN

Sunday September, eth to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. h. Tate, a daughter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
Alliance Meeting.

The County Alliance will meet in
the hall of Excelsior Alliance two
miles west of Hood River at the hour
of ten O'clock IL. III. October l3. All
delegates in attendance will be enter
tanned by the Alliance of Hood River,
The delegates have chartered the Reg
ulator for the trip.
W. J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary County Aih~nce.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03
Now Omen.

The stock books Of the Hood River
ArmOry Association are now open and
ready to receive subscriptions for stock.
All who wish to take stock will please
call at Blowers & CrOwell's store imme-
diatelv as it il necessary to commence
operations ut once. COMMITTEE.
Don't listen 10 what the neighbors
say, but come aud see for yourself. A
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for $23 at the furniture store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

Have you seen the $500 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture
store?
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STATE or Ono, CRY OF TOLEDO, .,
Ttfr,Ao CotfvrV %

IsUVNA NUUNTII
FRANK ], CHENEY makes oath that he
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nEMIsoM UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
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A. W. GLEASON,
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