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LOCAL — Bean Spray Pumps at Stewart’s River. If you want a good Spray If you want the best grubbing Pump, buy a Bean for sale by A. S t e w a r t . machine, buy a Swenson. Alex Stewart Mrs. John Wellberg and Miss F or S a l e . — Work horse, 8 Fleming were visiting in Hood years old, weight 1200 pounds. River yesterday. • Sound and true. Inquire at B ul F. H. Coolidge and wife, of l e t i n office. Hood River, visited friends in J. M. E. says the next time he town last Sunday. walks six miles to catch a 6-inch F or S ale Good 2-inch Mil- fish, he is going to ride. Same burn wagon. Inquire at Hus here, brother. band’ s blacksmith shop. .•NHWOW .«WOOD«* ALEX. S T E W A R T A. E. LAKE Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery at Nichol Brothers. Carboliueum for your chickens Children’ s Gv.ualls at Nichol Chown has it. » Brothers. Have you subscribed for this Rr number, Dry Goods at Cost, paper? If not, why not? at Chown’s. Get your water pipes cut and J. K. McGregor was a passen threaded at Husbands’ shop. ger on yesterday’s local to Hood Mrs. J. P. Carroll, who has been quite ill this week at her home near town, is reported as somewhat improved. Christian Wyss’ condition is reported as very little better. His physician thinks, however, that his chances for recovery are good. -*+++*- New Post Cards at Chown’s. DEALER IN General Merchandise Dealer in I Men’s Clothin I The Dalles, Or. When you want that N ew Suit John Carroll has been confined to his bed part of this week, his old throat trouble having reas serted itself. Hamilton Brown & Co. * and 9 m The J. Miller Co. Shoes I * 4 , II C l o t h es See us ? ! s Studebaker W agons A full line of the latter in carload quan tity now in stock. I BOOTS and SHOES Farm Machinery Always in Stock We are ready to meet any bona fide cash price on any line that we carry. Price Com e in-IIave a ñi E. LAKE Our new line o f Oxfords have arrived. Nichol Bros. Don’ t forget that the Bulletin printery is able to turn out first class job work on short notice at © reasonable rates. Dr. Bumble, of Hood River, came up yesterday and went out to see Christian Wyss, whose conditi6n remains about the same. Ä Ì ..«feiSÄW’.iv QUICK SERVICE When in Hood River take your meals at I n E v e r y b o d y ’ s M o u t h are our. Tooth Washers and the praise of them. They are pure, fragrant and antiseptic, cleansing both teeth and gums, removing the tartar and giving a sweet perfume to the breath. We also have Tooth Brushes, Powders and Soaps for dental purposes, and every requis ite for the bath-room and toilet. Our lines o f fancy Soaps, Perfumes and Sachets are second to none in quality, hut rather low in price. C. S. VINCENT, MOSIER, OR. and Restaurant | notice of intention to make Final five- | j j [ To demonstrate what I can do in the way o f Horse Shoe ing and General Repairing. DEBUSSEY’S I Chop House i | A N T E D ! H in town last Monday, and made this office a pleasant call. Mr. Wise had been back in the hills Shipping Strawberries Notice for Publication C. H. Reed, formerly editor of south of Mosier looking after Not Coa! Land. the Dufur Dispatch, at one some timber land in which he is A. P. Bateham has shipped a Department <rf the Interior. time U. S. Commissioner at that interested, number o f crates of strawberries U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon place, died at his Dufur residence E. B. Spalding and S. P. Smith to Spokane this week and last. May 17th, 1909 last Monday, aged 53 years. of Spokane were here last week The first shipment brought him Notice is hereby given that Carl J. Last year the first Fredrickson, o f Mosier, Oregon, who, on Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rainous, jn compa ly with John Heimrich $8 per crate August 6th, 1902, made Homestead En o f Hood River, came up last Sat- and the three made a trip into the berries shipped realized $12 per nSE for What thrilling stories o f hair breadth escapes from the fero cious wild “ beasties” of Africa Mr. Roosevelt will have to tell his grandchildren some day. A contract has been let to Houston & Springer, o f The Dalles, for the erection o f a school building in Thompson’ s A ldition to The Dalles, at a cost of $2,583. Mrs. Lee Evans and Miss Nora Hunter have been atterdieg the Grand Assembly of Rehekahs, in session at Albany this week. They are expected home today or tomorrow. N otice :-A dance will he given in Stroup’ s Hall, on Saturday night. May 29t.h. Mosier people please take notice. Trio orches tra of Hood River. Good music. The floor is the best to he had. F or S a l e —One span work horses, 8 and J) '. ears old, weight 1400 each. Also one new 3 1-4 Mitchell farm wagon-half truck; one 3-in wagon in good repair. For particulars, inquire o f D. M. Duval). Moaicr, Oregon. 5-l4-2t HARDWARE Syracuse Plows, Harrows and Discs We can Please You in Style and in GROCERIES DRY GOODS Pittsburg Perfect Fencing The Popular Clothier } Cor. 2nd & Washington Sts. ) Ed Woods came down from La Grande Wednesday evening and left for his home in Portland yesterday with his family, who have been visiting relatives here for several weeks. c D Wige of Portlandi vvas A full and complete line of and Buggies Will Graham, son of Charles Graham, arrived in town with his wife this week from Knapp’ s Landing. They will spend the R. H. Weber, o f The Dalles, summer in Mosier. was in town on Tuesday last at T. J. McClure went to Albany tending to matters connected last Monday as a delegate to at with his land holdings in this vi tend the Grand Lodge o f Oda cinity. Fellows, in session this week. Miss Elsie Edwards arrived C. F. Stauffer accompanied him. last week from London, England, Miss Elsie Denny will have a and will spend the summer with fine assortmentof ladies and chil her brother, Felix Edwards, at dren’s summer hats on display at the J. M. Carroll ranch. Mrs Stewarts parlors, beginning Chas. Graham has greatly im next Monday MaS' 24th. Call proved the appearance of his early and make your selection. building, occupied by J. E. Cole C. J. Kopet, o f Milwaukie, as a barber shop, by weather Ore., was here the first o f the boarding and painting it. J. S. Cooper and wife of Inde week looking over the town with wKNMNi«»' pendence, Ore., arrived in Mosier a view to putting in a drug store. yesterday and are visiting with He seemed favorably impressed Mr. and Mrs. M. Craft. Mr. with Mosier, and may return in i I GOOD COOKING . | Cooper is a brother o f Mrs. Craft. the near future. H. H. Rogers, one o f the Stand ard Oil magnates, died suddenly in New York Wednesday morn- ing, of apoplexy. He leaves a fortune estimated at $50,000,01)0. F. R. Chown and wife, of Portland, came up last Saturday and stayed until Monday after noon, visiting their son, W. E. Chown and family. OREGON Exclusive agent for * of 5-14-lt H O S IE R W. A. HUSBANDS B l a c k s m it h Shoeing and General Repair Work. Satisfaction guaranteed MOSIER - - OREGON THE GLACIER PHARMACY Horse WELL WORK WELL DONE The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to put down open wells in any part of Wasco or Hood Counties, have a complete including pipe cutting and threading tool3. Also do alt kinds of cement and concrete work. A. E. N e g u s . The Dalles or Mt. Hood, Ore. 4 t or tf CHAS. N. CLARKE M O OD R IVER, O R E G O N Go To D a b n e y ’ s F ur ni t ur e Store You can get anything you want either New or Second Hand for your Home very cheap. Agents for C H A R T E R O A K Stoves and Ranges The berry picking season will year prcoi, to establish claim to the Great Southern road. Dufur Dis Hood River open in full blast at the Bateham land above described, before the Regis patch. ter and Receiver o f the United States i farm about next Monday. Part Land Office, at The Dalits, Oregon, on J.‘ E. Cole had the misfortune of th e pickers have already ar- tlu' 23rd <lay ° f June, 1909. last Sunday to lose a valuable rived and the full crew will be Claimant names witnesses: Isaac M. Thomas, Thomas C. Godber- young milk cow. The animal ready for the busy season by son, Mrs. G. F. Godberson and Axel E. broke the picket rope and in Monday morning. Peterson, all of Mcsier, Oregon. Piano feeding around, ihe rope became C. W. MOORE, House Register, caught about one o f her hind School Notes (First Pub. May 21. Last Pub. June 18) legs, and in struggling to free HOOD RIVER BRANCH Final Examinations are being herself she fell into a ditch and Good value at given in every grade this week. Notice for Publication broke her neck. United States Land Office,The Dalles, E O W Everyone is cordially invited Prices The counties of Wasco and to be present at the Commence- Oregon, May 11, 1909. Notice is hereby given that the i Wheeler will get together and i ment program to he given at Northern and Pacific Railway Company, build a bridge across John Day Stroup’ s Hall, Monday evening, whose postoliice address is St. Paul, has this 11th day o f May, Terms river at or near Clarno Ferry. A May 21th, at eight o ’clock. No Minnesota, 1909 filed in this office its application to bridge at this point has long admission is charged. select under the provisions o f the Act PAUL HUBBARD. Agent o f Congress, approved July 1, 1898 (30 b ?en needed. Much travel pass After the graduating exercises Stat. 597, 620) as extended by the Act es over the road between Shan- ; next Monday evening, a ban o f Congress, approved May 17, 1906, S 1-2 of S\Y 1-4 Sec. 14, W 1-2 of iko and Fossil and the ferry is quet will be given the Eighth the NW 1-4 Sec. 23, Tp. 1 N., R. 11 EWM. not a safe means o f transporta Grade in Lamb’s Hall. Every Any and all persons claiming adverse P a i n t s , O i l s , a n d G l a s s tion across the river when it body come. Adults, 25 cents; ly the lands deseribed, or desiring to object because o f the mineral character is swollen by spring and winter children over 6 years, 15 cents. of the land, or for any other reason, to R o o m a n d P ic t u r e M o u l d in g Contractors & Builders the disposal to applicant, should file rains. Rev. Gilmore o f the First Con their affiidavits o f protest in this office, All Kinds of Lubricating Oils on or before the 24th day of June, 1909. Passenger train No. 3 west gregational Church of Hood Riv E S T IM A T E S F U R N I S H E D C. W. MOORE, bound, ran down a man named er. will preach the baccalaureate Register. Walter Baty at Rowena, last Sermon at the Baptist church (First Pub. May 21. Last Pub. June 18) ON APPLICATION WALL PAPER Wednesday morning. Baty was here at eleven o ’clock Sunday i For Sale Doors, Windows, Lath taking a valuable horse from morning. May 23d. The public Portland to Fairfield, Wash., on a is cordiality invited to be present. Lime and Cement Ton or more acres of good fruit J. M. Elliott this we k sold to freight train. The freight had Hard Lines. land, 31-2 miles from Mosier Geo. Schlegel, of Amity, a ten- nulled onto a siding at Rowena J. K. McGregor Station on the little Mosier Creek. to iet the belated train pass and Sonu people certainly seem to Level road and plenty o f good acre tract of his land two miles Washington St., bet. 2nd and 3d General Real Estate Dealer east o f town, at $85 per acre. Baty had stepped off the freight get more “ hard luck” in this water from creek and springs the ......... whole year. Contains several TH E D A LLE S : ORE. Mr. Schlegel has moved his fam onto the main track and walked world than ought to lie coming Town Property and Fruit Lands ily and household goods up from along with his back to the ap- to them. 1 P Trvon o f Glen" Food springs, one o f them hav- ' our office ing enough force to supply water wood. Wash., was in Amity and will proceed to int- preaching passenger train, which Notice for Publication Improved and Unimproved. last Tuesday and recounted a in a house and for irrigation. prove his land. was whistling around the curve. few o f the trials which he has This tract of land is one o f the U. S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon April 29. 1909 Information cheerfully Furnished In the best locations in Mosier District. The Grand Lodge of the Ore He was warned to get off the undergone this Spring. Notice is hereby given that the ,,, Sheltered from high winds and Write or call. gon Independent Order of Odd track, hut was apparently con first place his wife has been sick contains good deep, rich soil, Northern Pacific Railway Company, at the hospital at The Dalles for post office address ‘is S t Paul! Fellows conferred grand lodge fused and the train caught hint, a long time. Then while he was from the creek, which borders whose Minnesota, has this 29th day of April! OREGON the east, the land lies toward the 19<>9. filed in this office its application MOSIER degrees upon 210 candi away from home a valuable crushing his skull and breaking west, with a g ra d u a l slope to the to, select under the provision o f the Act dates at Albany last Wednesday. mare was killed: then he lost a of Congress, approved July 1. 1M>8 (Su DR. H. L. DUMBLE This is the largest class that has both legs. He was taken at once hundred head o f lambs, and to foothills. One dozen 3-year-old Stat. 597. 620) as extended by the Act Spitzenherg trees are growing o f Congress, approved May 17. 1906 before cap the climax, about a fortnight to The Dalles hut died ever been taken into the Grand ago his little daughter was on it. Will make a very pretty the NE 1-1 SE 1-4 Sec. 28 Tp 2 N R 12 East. W. M. ■ Lodge o f Oregon. reaching that place. PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON ______ frightfully burned on the leg. home. Price per acre, $100, half Any and all persona claiming advert - Verily, ‘ it never rains but it cash, balance on easy terms. ly the lands described, or dt siring to Come and see it. Owner, OREGON jxnirs. ” Mr. Tryon was in Mos object because of the mint ral character HOOD RIVER of the land, or for anv other reason, to ier visiting his father, who is C h r ist ia n W y s s . J. E. N I C H O L S the disposal to applicant, should fil-> very il! at his home near town. Mosier, Ore. U n d e r t a k e r a n d f uneri. ’ P i r ee t o r their affidavits o f protest ir, this office, Mr. Tryon stated to the BULLE AW call- pren ptL ait n*g' : < r tfo y city v r cu .n try on or before the IOth dav o f June. 1909 Will practice in Mosier and h ’TihalmiuQ ■: S recto ft v TIN man that he sold his wool Nichel« HMir„ Cor. Oak »pW Fifth Sts Si* ’al att* ntiou c M* > icr upon re- c w MOORE, Advertise in the B u l le t in - May he reached by long dis clip to The Dalles Scouring Mill yoon KIVEK. o; tx.ON reich f Register. for 18c per i*iund. and get results. iFir*t Pukv. May 7. ¡ 1 t Puh. June 11.) tance phone. Home phone 16. Oregon EILERS’ H. GLENN & CO. Hardwick & Nord Mosier - Oregon Drop a dollar and a half in the slot and draw a prize—the Mosier Bulletin delivered at your postof fice for one year. For Sale. 47 cords good 16-in. pine and fir wood, cheap. Call at B u l l e t in Office. Shoe Hospital All persons desiring their foot wear repaired call at the Bulletin office and leave work. All work done neatly and with dispatch. Get ycur Job Work done at the Bulletin office. We have the latest in type and stock. An order” for printing is sure to he gotten out on time : : : Our work is neat and guar anteed to be satisfactory in every respect : : : M o n a r c h S t e e l | s t u HP ö L ____ puiiEip =J_—1 1 Si Catalogue and discounts. Pulls stump 7 feri diameter. O n l y Steel Stump Puller F a c t o r y m the id making their own Steel Castings. Guaranteed for 500 horse power Address: Zimmermani! Steel Co., Lone Tree, la. W. M. KOLLOCK HOOD RIVER OREGON General Agent for Oregon