••ONE OE THE BEST" SAYS Ol'M
EXCHANGE.
Fridai at Gre*ham. Oregon.
COMPANY. XUataeilta (Hike
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Published
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HEUER STATE
Villa Ave.
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«nouM I m »«« hi *.y F.xpn-» or P«K*t«»rtive M*»m y Order, Registered Letter or
< hrvk. St «•»»•* < O’i tint ttl» t<‘ 2-’»< vlit*.
I is« 1 »XTi x U A X» E * in >i*'t<*reti«'<-to the u i»h of the mnj«*rity •*(our *uhM*rih**n the |«A|*«'r
I* *c:>t uj tii »11 urrv. iMgv i* t.*-»:«1. and mi order to diwoutitHle U rwei\rd. If you m bh tour
I
*• • j*-«l .«t th« < : «1 • i Inc % rar. Male that fart when \ou *« nd lit tour *uk*< i i|Hiou nt:d
>.oir rv.pt«- m u ill |M- heeded.
• H\\<«E ol ihbLESS In or«i« r • , change of addrv*» give ol«l as well a* new add re**
(‘«»RE ►MMiXhEXT* arv unutvA in < wry community. If no vorrvsjiotidenrv ap|M*.<r* irom
y*»nr i
_•! L.»r!i«*»d. you re rv*p* vtmi v reqr.estvd to *vn«l u.* ,».* i *ii\ local item* a* you van.
A rVr ’ k TISI X». k\l'K.* .t, «•« m > ik . 1« and will be pn»ni|»lly *«nt u | mmi application
J* ¡B Pit» X 1’1 X’. :* our *i* » laity . U« an a ell »-«¡uip|»cd tod«» die l»vM w or k at current prices.
Send ¿5c in Stamps for Three Months’ Trial Subscription.
Entered a* svroi»«i-< ’.K*s melter Mt the |*»Mortier Mt <«r-‘*hain. Oregon.
Some southern daily’s are a-
wakening to the fact that the
alluring pictures of nude white
women hanging on the walls of
the infamous saloons and dives
of southern cities, and the vile
drinks retailed in these same hell
holes are largely responsible for
the many cases of rape uixrn
southern white women by idle,
dissolute and drunken negroes.
A Ticket
When such articles as the fol­
lowing, from such men as Broth­
er Harris, of the Mount Scott
News. Portland’s acknowledged
best suburban paper and one of
the best-edited papers on the
c->ast. is received, it certainly is
gratifying to The Herald force,
whose success, if any, has l»een
greatly enhance«! by watching
Friend Harris’ work on his own Unllsd Artlsans
\.««-mi>iy, n «.
l..>, iii.-vt» in II. gn.-r ■
paper, and leads us to publish it ll»ll l»t »ii'l - 3d
Fnday <*avh iiionth.
for the benefit of our own people Ilciiry )‘*iiitlnt, M.
E. A. Nutlvv,
who we are sure will appreciate bt*v’v. All Aiti»»n» Wvk'oiim.
the compliment paid to the |>a|>er 611 SH«M ElflU LODGt X... tll, I.
ii. 1’ . m. .*1» **n tl.v »<«'..n.l und fmirth
w hich they have so loyally sup­ O.
W. m I iu —Liv <>( «n.*h inolith. I'hvollhvr»
nrv: X. i.i li.u i. ll, X G. , Mr». J.»H*ph
ported. The article follows:
••The Denver Slate llerahl, |»il>li*he«l
i l>y Timothy Brownhill at Grc»lu»m, lui»
<l«*vclo|ie<l into one of the l>e«t local
aevklie« in the alate. From the xtatnl-
point of a printer ami n«**»|M|M>r man,
it can truthfully l*c »aid that the |*e*i|*le
of The llerakl'a Belli cannot over-eati-
mate the effort» of Mr. Brow nhill. It
were im|>oa»ihle to get
patronage
enough into the eight |a«g<a of The
Herald to rc|xiv the puhlinher for hi»
effort.« in behalf of hi» reader» ami their
community, and it ia »incerelv to la*
ho|H«l they will all think of thi» fad
and by their lilx-ral »up|H>rt retain a
good thing when they have it. If they
fail to do thi» they will tw* a long time
getting another »uch a paper.”
Ot>R KKPAIKINtl dri'«rtnir>.t W iiv.l
tonuii.:. Main auriti, «1 m \V i*i. lo l»«u<-'t
«1 ul >rnd your **,*rk l>r regi.lvrrd M«ll
&.* SO i»|>«ir. •»> wal. li
METZGER & CO.
Hl BUTH BTHKIIT. POUT LAMP. OM>
It mean» that you Mill have evrrv
luxury nini comfort — the Ulm**»!
cuuitcay (rout all eiupluve*— a »ale
trip ami one that will I m * a plea»-
lire an*l delight. It ia the
3140 PORTIONS
V FUO4 OHC 6 KANO PACKAGt-
SHORT LINE TO
CHICAGO
And B E S T a» well.
W.
t’l .ver Camp X’o. 318, Gr.-.li-
im, n.<'<*t» in Kvitnor'a Itali <>n
2d mui 4t I. Monday» at M p. in. t>. F.
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l'ln-rp, t'lvrk. Via-
iting W.<udiiH*n Welcome.
0.
fit you to rye gla«»r» or ipec-
taele«. Perfect lit guaranteed
Your eye» fitted at home. Write (or
free l»»*klet dew ribing .air method.
Kememlier, the glaasea we fit you
to are worth ¿5.50 any where on
earth, < >m |*ii* <■, only * I 00
Mean» more then mere
truii»|H>rUUioii II It I» over
Stanley, V.G.; Mr». II. E. I>avl», »«•!••
rvtnr.
Call» K* nn.*i, lr.*n«urvr; Mr».
Kulh li 'l.it». P. I*.
W.
One Dollar will
)
Anything von wlah to know about
t'liiiifortnble Traveling will l*e
gladly tol*l you by
Mor« and
ter Munh tM
far I««» money than you u»ually
pay. if you insist on ¿»tting
OLYMPIC WHEAT HCART3
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5 Pound f^ckafe J3*
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the writers standpoint, has been
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in every way a successful one.
U3 tmc
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TMC MuHtY
MUHfV ran
P'MI a
A P I'HunMOf.
alpa A Of.
Meet, ev.-ry Saturdav night in tMd Fel­
l^e
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Nook
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A MODEL HOME.
low»' H ill. C. IL Miller, X'. G. ; Emil
15J third Street.
W’e wish that our country was
NwOt|«^- ’«rw • WharfM by
PalmquiMt, V. G. ; Itulph K. JoniiMon,
blessed
with
more
homes
of
this
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PORTLAND,
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OREGON.
Whi le returning from the Ore­
Secretary; G. W. Kenney, Trea»lirer.
^TME PNfTlMP F10URIN6 NIU5 id* -
All vi.oing brother» cordially iuvit«»l to
u
rOMTLANO-
OKQ M
gon Press Association a few character.
attend.
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weeks ago the writer visited
HOOD RISER COMING TO THE
r. a. »iioKT, a. d .
1. U. »m*KT, M. u.
with a friend in McMinnville.
FRONT.
In that ham? ha* b??n reared a
A little over six years ago the
family of children all of whom
4-
writer was in Hood River. The
I
are now holding responsible posi­
town at that time had a popula­
•• THE PEOPLE'S LOBBY.”
tions in public life, each respect­
riiyMixt.iUNNtngvont.
tion of about 600. It was a
We heartily commend the ef­
ed in the town in which they
sleepy little town. —real values forts of Success, and wish it suc­
were raised, and in the commu­
Gr»»ahA’u.
•
Oregon
were not rated overly high a nd
cess in organizing what is to be
nity in which they are now liv­
farmers generally were not get­
known as “The People’s Lobby,” C. 11. ATWOOD, \1.1).
ing. Knowing this we were of
ting much for their produce.
the object of which shall I m ? the
course interested in the home
About that time new blood com­
maintenance of a body of com­ lioimvopatliic Physician and Surgeon
life of the parents who had
menced to see the advantage of
petent, fearless men during each
so successfully raised their child­
Call* Attended to Day or Sigili
soil and climate in the growing
session of Congress, at Washing­
ren. We found the home a mod­
of fruit. Interests were com­
O*ticc Phon®. Mrtln YJ.
ton D. C., whose business shall
el of neatness, a place for every­
Hv«. Phone. Main «3.
Sen Nalurt's Wondrous Handiwork
bined. The whole people stood
be to meet with congressional .»rne« m«« l■o»T.»r«lc« Gresham Ore
thing. everythin? in its place,
together for the advertising and
The above 1« the usual verdict of the
'Through Utah
committees and to there work
the mother neatly but plainly
traveler using the
upbuilding of Hood River. It
and Colorado,
Missouri Picific Railway between th«
for the enactment of laws favor­
attired, quiet, intelligent, enter­
H oik », t>-12 a. m., l-ó p. in.
was soon noticed and commented
Pacific Coast and th« East.
able to the common people, the
taining, and exceedingly pleas­
upon that every time a citizen
an«l w«- believe the service an«l arm«.
estoppal of graft, and the en­
ant. This mother was not pro­
1 niodatlon* given merit thi« slate mm I.
DR. H. II. OTT.
of Hood River left home he made
Fr.nn I»« iiv* r, ' »Lirad i *pling« and
fuse in her affections upon meet­
forcement of law. W’e believe
I’ h .-' i I*». there ar»* two through train«
t> K N T I M T
I dally to Kanea* t'ity and St Dnil«. t ar­
the fact known through the local
ing her son. but one could see
such a lobby could be profitably
rying Pullman** latest «tandard ele«»-
papers that he was John Doe,
Greetl ïam.
tri<- hght<-«l «l'-fping rar*, chair rar*,
the love light as it can only
employed during each session of
I an.I np t<> lai«- dining rar*.
For lh«M rt|«tlv«« and Illutltallv® Pam-
Till-» Mine excellent service I* opar«
whose home was in the land of
over rosTomc»
Oregon
|>hlrla, write to
shine from a true mother’s eye.
of the Oregon legislature.
att- l fr«»m Kanaa« <*lty an«l M Ixitila to
the big red apple, and he gener­
M« ! tphla. I.lttlr R« m R and Hot spring«
II you are g ng Ea«l or S«»ulh, write
The true ring of welcome rang
W. C. McBRIDE, Gtn'l Agtnl,
ally had anywhere from one in
for ml«’« ait'l (nil Information.
The Improvement League of
out in speech as well as action,
W.
c.
MC
BRIOi:,
Gen.
Ajt.
J. G. McElroy,
his pocket to 100 in a box to Montavilla wanted an 80-foot
PORTLAMD. ORE.
124 Third St., • Portland, Ore.
both for the boy and the strang­
show the superiority of the Hood boulevard from the W’illamette PHYSICIAN J"” SIRGEOJ
er within the gate. Soon the
father arrived. Just a plain, River apple. Inside of a year river to Fairview. A large num­
Call* Promptly aitrn.led to.
Hood River was known far and ber of people objected. The Im­
old-fashioned, honest, industri­
tlllice at Sandy Hotel.
wide. Her population increased, provement League then decided
ous citizen—such a man as the
« »KKC.ON
HANI»Y’.
land values soared, (too high, on a 70-f<>ot thorofare.
The
world admires. One who con­
said the moss back) and they are Board of Trade, because of im­
siders his first duty to wife and
still soaring. Today Hood River portunity of a number of citizens
OUST PREVENTING FLOOR PREPARATION
children. No idler, he—nothing
is
a bustling modern city of 2000 affected in the change, has de­
of the saloon, the gambling table
inhabitants, has two newspapers, cided with the latter on a 60-foot
or the dive does he know. Christ
either of which would do credit street. Hence there is now a
is at the head of the household.
Father and mother both honor to a tow-n twice the size, one of conflict of action between those
him, and have d>ne so for many which, the “Hood River News who should be working in har­ maintain« nn« x«*»,ll»*d «ereIre from th»» w*«t to
tli«- •
mim I • «’iUi
Making elo«e co!inwtl««n*
years. Supper ¡3 announced, Letter,” E. R. Bradley, editor mony for the good of Montavilla. with
train»* nf all t re naeuu linen tai line*. p*>
and
proprietor,
has
just
publish
­
aengera are glv*-n their
Why this constant warfare be­
the product of the mothers hands.
No indigestion comes from such ed a finely-illustrated, 20-page, tween the chiels of the Villa? Choice of Routes to Chicago, Louisville,
Memphis and New Orleans
meals, —the table spotless in its special edition that is a credit to Why not bury the hatchet, the
SEND FOR
DU5TINE BOOKLET
ANb THROUGH TIIEME POINTS TO
the
community
it
represents,
and
THE EAR EAMT
manufactured by
prejudices, and self interest and Prcwiprrtlve traw«»l«*r*
covering of almost perfect linen,
dealrhig Information a«
th»’ l*»u«**t rat« J» nB<l beat raute« ar»’ lnvitr«l
WP FULLER a CO.
and accessories. The conversa­ to the push and enterprise of its all join the ranks of allied pro­ t.»
to orr» «iM>n»l with the following re|»r. *enl-
ative*:
PORTLAND
tion serious at times, then in editor.
gress?
B If TRUMBULL. Uornmerlcal Ag«’nt, 142
Third Mtr»«»*f. Portland, Ore.
TACOMA
SEATTLE SPOKANE
lighter vein, and the meal is over We heartily wish that the peo­
»’ IJNIMEY, T. P A , 1« Third Street. Port-
It will be noticed that a good J. Ian»!,
and thoroughly enjoyed. Then ple of this country would get
Or«*
«
J*. T lo.MUs->X’_ p-wsgnjer Ag»*nt, Col­
comes the open fireplace with some of the Hood River push. deal of correspondence is missing man Building. *» H * i**. " - '■»
the brisk wood fire crackling up­ If they would our dear old coun­ in this issue. Some ads. are
on the hearth. Plenty of good try wouldn’t know itself inside also unchanged, the copy having
books, magazines and other of five years. The prejudice, been received too late to permit
literature is much in evidence, mossbackism and knockers of publication and make change
and all enjoy the evening and would be out of business, and in in ads. Hereafter all change of
0
the apples that are passed their place would be men who advertisements must be in our
wouldn
’
t
be
afraid
to
spend
a
hands not later than Tuesday
around, and we retire in good
season to a good old-fashioned dollar for the advertising and night. If possible, correspond­
bed. a large room, well-lighted upbuilding of a country whose ence should be mailed to us on
moîçt ins
and aired—all conducive to re­ superior is not to be found on Monday, but not later than Tues­
earth.
day. This is very necessary if
freshing sleep. An early break­
we would get the papers to our and unicn acific
fast, goodbyes are said and we
Gresham has reached that readers by Saturday. In an ef­
are gone, the memory only re-
3 TRAINS TO lilt fAST DAilY
stage of growth when a modern
fort to insure this we shall here­ Through Pu1he,n »»»mliM, «ml tour'»!
maing, but what a memory. It
j |
YOU HAVE:
water and sewer plant is an ab­ after close our forms Wednes­ ,|. .fu«-««'» ■'.*( • l‘> "o I**. 'illii'H*'. »i«‘
is an incentive for one to do bet­
k.IO* ; toiirl.l .■.*■. r u.illy '■> l-.»i..«.
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ANYTHIN
O
solute necessity. Our city dads
ly
Kii'lliilliu < ii«lr <*»r. (•‘•«I» frei*) I.* Ih»
day norm, and go to press Thurs­ i E««t
ter, to think higher thoughts, to
dally.
to advertise you cannot do
will postpone this step till we day morning of each week. We
do noble deeds, to push forward in
lrt»v. « 1 At rlye*.
I S IOS IIM’OT
better than place an ad. in
shall, like Eugene, pay a dear
hope correspondents and adver­ < III1'
a quiet gentlemanly way toward
m» P M
'>• A. M.
I,«>I!TI. \ M>
price for the neglect.
hail/.
iMlly. i
S'Beaver State Herald
HI'E' IAI. (>>r
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tisers will act according.
a higher life. This is the lesson
vi » Huntington
Anrona «ending a *k®trh an<1 dn*rrh»tl<>n may
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.jHfrkly aaoarfaln <»nr opinion free wh<«th«r an
learned from a home that, from THE HERALD, ONE YEAR, $1
HI-OKAKK If.VEK
It has a large circulation
indention la probably patentabl® (’«»nimwnlra-
Hally.
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HANDBOOK on Patent*
After much thot and having Fur E«.ti ru V'...||||I1/1< III . iv.il» W»ll«, L.-W tlonaatrictlrronfldantlal.
tent free (Fldeat agency for «»«curing patent*.
and
is constantly growing
Patent* taken through Munn <fc <.o, recelva
gon thru the matter very thoro- hton,U<H«nr<i’A1 n .»n»l '». • al .Northict ii ¡»«»ini• tpwriaf
n»»fke, without charge in th®
in favor, is well edited and
7:1.’. A. M
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ati . axik - rxi-i'i--1
ly The Herald has desided not to fur
baily.
bally,
i
the »•■» »la lliuil-
I’he People CffO
adopt the reformed, or fonetic, lllgloll.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly
Large«! cir­
Will
Read It, oLL;
culation
of
any
«dentine
Inumai.
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year: four month*, |i Sold by all newadealar*.
sistem of spelling. After read­ CAI.,
bully.
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fur«n I*" 1 ,..«.«■»-
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Branch Office ffÀ» K SL, Washington, D. C.
will no dout be glad ov it. If
RIVI li 8CHEIH Í.E.
this iz not redeable, or if it makes F"H AHTOK1A HI"I m no P. M ó «HI P M • •••••••••••••••••
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u laf to mutch, let us no and we way
»■X»-'|»t
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Hbli »t*..>iix-r fur llw**-
• Watches and Jewelry
Sonila y.
<*. xml Sortii H■■•II. Sunday,
Of I rains
wil spel it the old-fashund wa « 1. niiH-r II»««» 1». A«h »t Mntiir<l*y ;
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repairing a hpe < ialty
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All Work Guaranteed.
next weke. —S. A. Pattison in
FOR PAYTOX, Ont­ 7 :•«> A. M. 5 VI I’ M.
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For SjH‘< ial Bargain« In W h I c I ivh , Men
Central Point Herald.
rón city h 'oiii'iii!.
Hally
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& Short
A Pleasant Way
To Travel
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W. C. BELT. M. D.
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
C alls P romptly A nswered
T routdale ,
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Hiimlay.
rti’vpl
Holiday.
• Fred D. Flora,
I .,r Lewliitoii. I.Idi***, »ml w»y pulula Irwin
Rl¿'"»r»"*’Kl"»''«
A M or "•’"n •rrlv*1
• WATCHMAKER and JEWELIR
tmln No «. dolly eai ejut M«tiird»y.
Arrivi- Blpnrl« I >’ M.. ‘lavlly » k - i -H Friday.
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Ticket Oftlee, Third fand Wiinhington,
Telephone Mnin.714.,Ç. SV Ntringi-r,
City Ticket Agent.
win. McMurray,
Gen’l l’iinnenger Agt.
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191 Morrison St.,
• PORTLAND,
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OREGON
Near Pap’* Reetanraiit.