Mosier needs a Drug Store.
Fresh Garden Seeds at Nichol’s
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___________ Store.
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This is
b ree G las w are at Nichol s.
8onielhin},.
Bean Spray Pumps at Stewart’s
We repair shoes at the Bui.-
I'-TIN Office.
When you want that new pair
of shoes see Nicbol.
For Sale.—A g< od farm horse,
See the B ulletin man.
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Don>t
Arbor
forget
the
Day—Plant
base l)aii
Dealer in
dance tomorrow night.
Amos .Boot was a business vis-
itor at The Dalles yesterday,
Mrs. Billings, of Hood River,
was a Mosier visitor on Wednes-
day.
Have you subscribed for this
Husbands grinds your chilled
paper? If not, why not?
plow shares sharp, and to your
satisfaction.
Alex. Stewart was a business
A full line of Ladies’ and Miss
visitor in Portland on Monday.
es’ Oxfords snd Ties just received
Get your chilled plow shares at Stewart’s.
ground at Husbands’ Blacksmith
If you want the best grubbing
Shop.
machine, buy a Swenson.
Born—To the wife of Wm.
Alex Stewart.
Marsh, on Seven-Mile, April 8,
C.
A.
McCarger
was up from
i.b()9, a son.
Portland this week looking after
If you want a good Spray his interests in this neighbor
Pump, buy a Bean for sale by
hood.
A. S tewart .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginger
A new advertiser this week is made a flying trip to Biggs last
J. T. Vogt, of Hood River. Rear
Wednesday, returning yesterday;
his ad and profit thereby.
morning.
Mi’s. R. M. Bailey left yester
Mrs. A. Stewart visited her
day afternoon for a week’s visit sin, Ira Rowland, on the Wash
with friends at Hood River.
ington side yesterday, returning
C. G. Nichol and wife of Hood in the evening.
River, visited in Mosier last Sun
Mrs. M. Newlen, Mrs. M.
day with Mr. Nichol’s brother, Craft, G. P. Morden and L.
Sid M. Nichol.
Lamb were The Dalles visitors
on
Wednesday last.
We suggest again that it will
Mrs. J. N. Mosier was called
be to our readers’ advantage to
closely scan all the “ ads” ap to Portland last Monday by the
sudden death of her mother.
pearing in this paper.
She will probably remain for
The regidar monthly business some time.
meeting and social of the Y. P.
E. L. Howe and family, after
C. E. was held last night at
the hone of Dr. and Mrs. Robin- spending a fortnight at La Howa,
their fine country residence near
son.
Mosier, left last Friday for atrip
A. G. Jennings, representing to I a > s Angeles.
the Washington Nurseries at
We call attention to Miss Elsie
Toppenish, Wash., was inter
viewing our fruit growers last Denny’s announcement of her
spring opening of Easter hats.
Wednesday.
Ladies, here’ s your opportunity
Sheriff Levi Chrisman. of The to secure a latest style hat with-
Dalles, was a Mosier visitor on out going out of town for it.
Wednesday. He was accompa
W a r n in g . — Parents of
hoys
nied by C. J. Bright, an attorney who have been tampering with
from Wasco,
i lock boxes in the postoffice will
E. A. Rainous and wife came d0 well to warn them of the con
up from Hood River last Satur sequences if caught.
day night and snent. Sunday at
R achel S tewart , P. M.
their fruit ranch, a few miles
south of town.
For Sale
Men’s Clothing |
The Dalles, Or. i
MOSIER
Exclusive agent for
A full and complete line of
Hamilton Brown & Co.
GROCERIES
and
The J. Miller Co.
Shoes
IVhen you want that
New Suit
of
C l o t h es
A full line of the latter in carload quan
tity now in transit.
See us
We can Please You in Style
A. E. LAKE
&
Farm Machinery
Always in Stock
Nord
Contractors & Builders
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The Popular Clothier
f ESTI M A T E S F U R N I S H E D
ON APPLICATION
3 Cor. 2nd & Washington Sts. 3
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Mosier
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Special
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IN E V E Y B O D Y ’S MOUTH
are our Tooth Washers and tie
praise of them. They are pure,
fragrant and antiseptic, cleansing
both teeth and gums, removing
the tarter and giving a sweet per
fume to the breath.
We also
have tooth Bhushes, Powders and
Soaps for dental purposes, and
every requisite for the bath room
and toilet.
Our lines of Fancy
Soaps, Perfumes and Sachets are
second to none in quality, but
rather low in price.
Oregon
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
PHYSICIAN
HOOD RIVER
and
SURGEON
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
II. F. Bothfur has moved his
An “ Old Trusty Incubator,”
household go- ds down from The j 160 egg capacity, excellent con
Dalles.
Mrs. Bothfur arrived I dition and always successful.
yesterday.
They will occupy l"°. 50. Brooder free. Inquire at j
the Wilson bungalow.
B ulletin office.
BOOTS and SHOES
We are ready to meet any bona fide cash price on
any line that we carry.
Hartwick
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HARDW ARE
Syracuse Plows, Harrows
and Discs
Come in-Have a ñt
Quite a delay in train service
A team of bay horse and mare,
on the 0 . R. & N. main line was four and seven years old, 1050
caused last Tuesday by the burn lbs Inquire at B ulletin office.
ing, early Tuesday morning, of
a bridge at Arlington.
For Sale
DRY GOODS
Pittsburg Perfect Fencing
Studebaker Wagons
and Buggies
and in Price
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OREGON
THE GLACIER PHARMACY
May be reached by long dis
tance phone, Home phone 16.
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The Bailey Gatzert was start
Notice
ed on a new schedule last week.
She will make daily round trips
between
Portland
and
The
Notice is hereby given that a
Dalles, handling all the through meeting of the Commercial Club
passengers and freight.
The of Mosier will he held in Lamb’s
Dalles City will make three trips i Hall on Monday night, April 12,
a week from Portland to The next, at 7:30 o’clock, for the pur
Dalles, handling way freight and pose of reorganizing the club and
passengers.
electing officers, and the trans-||
R. P. Orr, a plasterer and brick action of such other business a s 1'
meson of Hood River, has been may come before the meeting.
It is especially desired th at1
in town this week finishing iq
the addition to The Pines Hotel. ovor,v individual interested in the
Mr. Orr is an expert at his busi- welfare ,,f Rosier and vicinity be
ness, as the work he has done in present at this meeting, to sw ell;
Ivlosier will testify. Persons de the membership and aid in the!
siring good work done in his line furtherance of matters of great
importance to the community.
will do well to consult him.
CHAS. N. CLARKE
We are offering some extra
good values this week at
10c
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15c
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Get your Job Work done at the
Bulletin office.
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W e have the latest in type
and stock.
An order for
printing is sure to be gotten
?
out on time
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Our work is neat and guar
anteed to be satisfactory in
every respect
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25c
It will pay you to
See them
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MISS M. !.. M K T C A I.I’. Assistant
New or Second Hand
Notice for Publication
Department o f the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
March 24th, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Hans H.
Nielson, of Mosier. Oregon, who, on
August 8th, 1907, made Homestead En
try, (Serial No. 04182,) No. 15668, for
NE 1 -4 SW 1-4, Section 14, Township 2
North, Range 11 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final commutation Proof, to
establish claim to the land above des
cribed. before the Register and Receiv
er of the United States Land Office, at
SEE HERE
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The Dalles, Oregon, on the 7th day of
Why
pay 500 to 1.000 dollars May. 1909.
Why ps
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H. GLENN
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HOOD RIVEI^, OREGON
Department of the Interior.
( U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
March 19th, 1909.
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
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SURPLUS, $20,000.00
Notice is hereby given that William
L. Rowland, o f Mosier, Oregon, who,
R esources over $425,000.00
on August 17th, 1907, made Homestead *
Entry, (Serial No. 04188,) No. 15676,
for SW 1-4 SW 1-4, Section 11, Town
ship 2 North, Range 11 East, Willam %
ette Meridian, has filed notice o f intent * Interest paid on time deposits and in our Savings Department
ion to make Final commutation Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
Banking by mail prompt and satisfactory
described, before the Register and Re
ceiver o f the United States Land Office,
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 5th day
o f May, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. E. Husky, o f Mosier, Oregon;
Go To
Earl J. Bailey, o f
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James Camp, o f
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Alex Stewart o f
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C. W. MOORE,
Register.
You can get anything you want either
(First Pub. April 2. Last Pub. Apr. 30)
C rown
Several real estate transfers
For Boat Landing.
were made this week, and others
will 1 follow
soon. « « , Mrs. « E. Gobi)
The
t ,;>r 1 from
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(vlayton Vmcent her resi- sey ^ Smith, under date of the
(ience on the hill overlooking* the 7th inst., is the result of ccrre-
tovvn. J. h. Mc(*reg’or purchased 1 Sp0licjence between Mr. Smith
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two lots on Washington street, and our townsman, J. N. Mosier,
and C. A. Frey sold to A. Reb regarding a boat landing at Mo
orns about 15 acres of fruit land sier, and is most encouraging:
a few miles south of town.
W. I). R O G E R S , Proprietor
Mr. Smith is General Manager
of
the
Open
River
Transporta
Mrs. F. S. Gunning and sister.
Miss Alice Davenport came down tion Company.
from The Dalles last Tuesday to M r . J . N . M o s i e r .
see their mother, Mrs. Mary
Mosier. Ore.
Davenport who has been quite
Dear Sir:
ill, hut who at present is some
1 have your 1 >tter of
what improved.
Two other
March
29th
and
shall make it a
daughters, Mrs. Harry Kemp, of
Hood River, and Mrs. Ed Wood, point to call upon you and the
the latter with her two little other business men of Mosier as
soon as possible. 1 must go to
H ood Rivet
girls are also visiting here.
Gelilo tomorrow to have steamer
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A great drawback to progress "Tw in Cities” launched. Will
and growth in Mosier is the lack make trial trip Friday, with gov
of houses lo rent. Not a vacant ernment in sp ection Saturday,
house in town and a number of and must leave on trip for Pasco
families turned away and others the first of next week,
kept from coming in ami locating
Captain Riggs suggested the P a i n t s , Oi l s , a n d G l a s s
here Itecause of it. It would be building of five cribs at Mosier
a line investment for some one to he dove-tailed like a log cabin R oom and P icture M oulding
to build a dozen cottages in and and filled with rock, running par-
near the town, for the benefit of allel with the river at a distance All Kinds o f Lubricating Oils
people coming into the country, from the bank sufficient to in-
who want a place to stay while sure landing at low water, the
they investigate the great possi- three center cribs to he close
hilitieS of Mosier hut who, with- enough together to plank over,
WALL PAPER
out a place to shelter them, will and the two outer cribs to lie ex-
Poors, Windows, Lath
go elsewhere. Our hotel faeili- tended some distance from the
ties are entirely inadequate to other three, with planking reach-
Lime
and
Cement
ineet the increasing demand for itig from the shore to the three
accommodations, and it is next center cribs. This is merely his
to a certainty that were a dozen suggestion and is given to you
comfortable houses huilt within for your consideration.
Washington St.. bet. 2nd and 3d
Will take pleasure in talking
the next month, every one of
the n would lie immediately occu with you about this matter when THF DAI.LES
:
ORE.
pied. Got busy, some one. Do 1 go to Mosier.
Yours truly,
not koep settlors out when they
D )K sky i>. S mith .
wan! to come in.
Don’ t forget that the Bulletin
print, ry is able to turn out first
class job work on short notice at
consonai le rat« s.
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Oregon
an acre for fruit land when
W ARR EN & STATER at Mc
Minnville, Oregon, can sell you
first class fruit land for $65.00
an acre? Send for Price List.
PEACH ES!
PEACHES ! !
We have a fine lot of 3 -ft
peach stock to offer at a bargain
at 10 cents each.
Write or
phone.
C hapman & K ollock
The Home Nursery Co..
Hood River, Oregon
Shoe Hospital
All persons desiring their foot
wear repaired call at the Bulletin
office and leave work. All work
done neatly and with dispatch.
Omma'it namea witnesses:
V. I . i oung, o f Mosier, Oregon,
C. F. Stauffer, o f
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J. R. Huskey, of
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Nathan Sturgess of •*
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C. W. MOORE.
Register.
(First Pub. April 2. Last Pub. May 7)
for your Home very cheap.
Agents for CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges
Hood River
THE
Oregon
HALL
-DRUG
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Robert Wallace, whose leg wa 3
Tickets 75c; ladies free. Base
badly injuied several weeks ago ball benefit dance tomorrow
while he was working with a night.
ran T
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hurt i’t again the other day.
An anxious inquirer wants to
He
r l i u S Y t " n r 1 iS h0me
Portland to recuperate.
(i.
Leonard and E. Reeves
Department o f the Interior.
were i ortland visitors this week.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon Mr. Reeves has lately come from
Manh 29fF 19051 Chicago with his mother and
Notice i* hereby given th a t William two sisters.
H e has purchased
Koy Mokes, of Mosier, Oregon, who.
on December 21st. 1904, made Home a part of the Davenport tract
stead Entry. (Serial No. 02431.) No. and moved out there this week.
140S3, tor N\\ 1-4 NE 1-4, Sto. 15, and
Monday. June 7th, will be a
fff Tot^Mp t IWth2 Range'll^East1 P » 1 day in Portland, this date
Will; metre Meri. ian. h;t> fiied notice o f having been set aside as 'Home
intention to make Final commutation C o m in g D a y ,’ by the Portland
Proof, to establish claim to the land “ Rose —
Festival,
the formal
above described, before the Register nose resuval, as tne iormai op-
and Reci iver of the United States Land ening day of the six-day celebra-
Office at The Dalles. Oregon, on the tion. when all native and adopt-
7th day o f May. 1909.
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ed Oregonians will hold a big
Claimant names as witnesses:
family reunion. “ Home Coming
Them:.* Godbe.«en. Ole L. Olson, Roy
Thomas and C. C. Stoltl, all o f Mosier. Day” is the same as “ Old Home
Oregon.
W ee k " in the eastern cities when
C. W. MOORE.
native sons and daughters gath-
Register. er in from the wide places of the
earth to their “ ain countree.”
Notice for Publication
STORE
T h T T S S
answers
S v e n are: t o a u e e T h a s T h e ”
some one to run it: because both
have to lie known to be appreci-
ate(j : because both are good ad
vertising mediums; because both
have to be pressed; because it
sometimes changes its dress and
tells tales. The correct answer
is: Because every man should
have one of his own and not be
running around after his neigh
bor’ s .—Ex.
M onarch tmn
I stump
ruunO ™ “
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*nd
Zimmermann Steel Co., Lone Tree, la.
yv >1 KOI I OCK
H o o n RIVER ’
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OREGON
General Agent for Oregon