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— LOCAL Buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at livery stable. Have you spbscril>cd for this paper? If not. why not? OUR EXPERIENCE Is worth FOR SALE A fe w full blooded y o u n g Rhode Island Red roosters at $1.50 each. Inquire of C. J. Lit- tlepage, Mosier, Oregon. ll-12tf MONEY TO YOU B. E. DUNCAN & CO. ORCHARD Davidson Building, : — — — an— m m iism m K-j’ ■ ■ ■ s i n s mi iw i A ll B usiness entrusted T he C are of the LANDS : Hood River,, Ore. For Anything in Hardware, Dry Goods, Shoes, Fur nishings, Wagons, Buggies’, Hacks or any kind of Farming Imple ments, i >aas - to Why buy a suit? Leave your old one at the Bulletin office and j have it made new. of The Dalles, Oregon S. D. Fisher can furnish baled hay and straw in any quantity, WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION Waite-Booth Nuptials. from a bale to a carload.' Inquire Capital - - $100,000.00 Surplus and undivid at livery stable. H- 12-m A very pretty wedding was ed profits - 100,000.00 solemnized at the bride’s home Have you seen the Aladdin In in Mosier on Sunday last, at high J. S. SCHENCK, P resident candescent Kerosena Lamp? On noon, when Rev. W. A. Stark E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt trial at Bulletin office. Vice Pres. Cashier i united in marriage Mrs. Isabella! High Grade Pianos. Cash or Booth and Harry E. Waite, of aasy terms. Paul Hubbard’s Murj Porlland, in the presence ofj H. G. K I B B E E 3ic House. Hood River. the immediate families of tlx ------------- i contracting parties and a few in- i LO ST. j timale triends. They were at-i NOTARY PU B LIC On Saturday, January 22nd, a tended by Mr. J. K. McGregor| M o s ie r - - - O reg o n Scarf pin, with opal setting. A and Mrs. Hattie McGregor. Af a25S3X reward will he paid for its re ter congratulations were over a turn to the Bulletin office. buffet luncheon was served by Local Train Service. We are making a special offer to our subscribers that . O. R. & N. J. W. Palmer and wife, of Miss Booth, Miss Jennie Booth will appeal to them, particularly those who are fruit T rain No. Duo Hood River, were guests, of and Miss Waite. growers or are interested in fruit growing. W est Bound. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. MeCargar Both Mr. and Mrs. Waite are well and favorably known here, 9 - - - 5:15 A. M. the first part of the week. Our ofFer is to give the M osier B u l l e t i n and B e t t e r the latter having lived in Mosier 11 - - 3:15 P. M. F ruit One Year for Two Dollars. Misses Leta, Ora and Georgia a number of years, being, in E a st Bounti, Waite came up last Saturday business here until about a year Every person in Mosier District should subscribe for 10 10:25 A. M. from Eugene, where they are in igo. She will he greatly missed 12 - - - 10:40 P .M . his home paper,Jand every person should have that are our Tooth W ashers and the praise (All mail train s.) school, to be present at their as she was very popular in the publication. B etter F ruit , which is invaiuable'to the o f them . They are pure, i*rni»rKnHand father’s wedding. They returned 30Cja| circle, man who woule makd a success of fruit-raising. In an tisep tic, cleansing both teeth and gum s, rem oving the ta r ta r and giving home on Sunday at lernoon. i Mr. Waite was also a resident fact, he can’t afford to hie without'it. Here is your Leading Dealers in a sw eet perfum e to the b reath . We opportunity to get the two papers for almost the price We received an interesting ac- of Mosier for several years. I k * also have Tooth Brushes, Pow ders and ORCHARDS and FRUIT LAND of one. This offer is for ali Our present-subscribe»» count of the closing exercises of ing the popular and ohliginj Soaps fo r dental purposes, and »very v the school in District No. 7fi, .-.gent for the O. R. & N. Go. at who renew their subscriptions to the B ulletin on,or. requisite for the bathroom and toilet. in large and small tracts. which took place last Wednesday this place, but at the present before March 1, as well as for all new subscribers. O ur lines of Fancy Soaps, Perfum es (It pays to list your property and Sachets a re second to none in night. It was impossible to pub time lie is holding a very respon quality, b u t ra th e r low in price. lish it this week but it will ap sible 'position in the Claim De with us.) pear in our next issue. partment a t the Union Depot in Portland, for the same company. McGregor Qc Bothfur, Woodmen to the Fore. The bride was beautifully W. Winegar was sledding lumber j Big social dance in Stroup’s A number of young members gowned in a London Smoke trav - 1 to the northwestern part of his Hall Saturday night, February -HOSIER OREGON of the local’Camp of Woodmen elling suit, the groom wearing 1 homestead, for the purpose of 5th. 0. Newman, of Hood Riv- CHAS. N. CLARKE - HOOD RIVER, OREGON of the World spent two days Ibis conventional black. They left building a house. Mr. Winegar er, will furnish fine music and week helping their brother Wood on the afternoon train tpr Port- wifi he Wasco county’s extreme i the floor will be in excellent con- REAL ESTATE man, E. J. Bailey, raise the land, where Mr. Waite has re- north western resident. dition. Local train service will frame work of his mother’s new cently purchased and furnished 'i*yu. (jOSy Home folks have a make it convenient for out-of- In large or small tracts, at all g M M t w t a u w w i M i w u e i i w x i W H M W B U s t i a t t M K i w i w m m n w i e i m i M « prices, from 1 to 9 miles from i GOOD COOKING house which is to replace the one i beautiful new bungalow. A ¡-‘ li 11-blood fifteen months’ old town parties to attend, QUICK SERVICE Every- j Mosier. If you are looking for recently burned. The boys all large'-vrnwd of friends we><- at j erseB heifer that had the mis- 1 bod/ invited., ___________ ___ __ | something really good do not fail 3 When in Hood River take your meals at worked with a will and accom the depot to hid them goodbye | hap 0f filing a calf. Taking up There was a terrible accident jto see me before buying. Can plished a great deal, which was and to see that they start'll -on t|le j^ew Thought idea of turn- jn school Monday—one of the make you fine offersin improved much appreciated by the family. life’s journey with a good sup ing seeming defeat into victory, teachers tell over the earth, land unimproved orchard lands ply of rice and old shoes. Among they set about milking her. As a which was sitting on the floor in at from $20 an acre up. Have those present were Mv and Mrs. result they have a fifteen months’ ‘ the school room. Fruit Growers Meet. ¡also a few goad homesteads, The Mosier Horticultural So .J. K. McGregor, Rev. and Mrs. old* milch cow. For a young Mrs. M. A. Mosier came up homestead relinquishments and ciety held a most interesting W. A. Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. milk producer this certainly from Portland last Saturday and ¡and timber and stone claims at ! meeting in Lamb’s Hall last Mon Wood. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mo breaks the world’s record, or visited her husband over Sunday. reasonable prices. List your a ra n ti day, the principal subject under sier, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Young, gives it a very close rub. property with me, it pays. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Akers, Misses discussion being "Spraying,” CHURCH DIR Bin ORY. D. D. Hail. Mosier, Ore. which was handled by J. P. Car- Bertha and Jennie Booth, Misses! Dtath of Miss Evans. Address. — Lock Box 84 Leta, Ora and Georgie Waite, | M ethodist E piscopal roll in an intelligentand instruct Miss \gnes Evans, who for the ive manner and listened to by Marian Wood, Mr. Hannum; past nine months has been living Sarrvices*; first Sunday in each For Salt about twenty persons who are Masters Billy Booth, Stark and ; in the vicinity of Mosier in the month, 11:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Estel Akers and Teddy. Young. a At a bargain, if taken soon, engaged in fruit raising. hope of recuperating her failing R ev , R alph C haffee , Pastor. an old established Restaurant in Another meeting w ill he held j health, died Sunday, Jan. 23rd, W atch m aker and J ew eler » Hood River,.Oregon. Good loca- SCHOOL NOTES. at the same place on Februaty after an illness of about one B a p t is t , / m * \ „ , . 1 tion; 8 lodging rooms in connec- 7th, at 1 o’clock, p. m. The fol H O O D RIVER, O R E G O N year. Second and Fourth Sunday in ti()n> four of which are furnish- Alfon Parrish is not in school lowing subjects will be discussed: For some time after coming each month, 11 .30 a. m., 8 p. m. ^ p rice ¡3550. $350 cash> bal- M p f c S ? Pruning, J. P. Carroll and others. this week. to Mosier Miss Evans seemed to R ev . W. A. S tark , Pastor. ance on installments. Rent $26 i Repair Work left at C. G. Nichors Alice Shogren is registered in Preparing Ground for Setting gain, but with the advent of Mias Booth’s room. Store will receive prompt attention. Out Young Orchards, C. A. per month. P. O. Box 567, Hood t HRISTIAN The' third and fourth grades , Winter her strength again failed. M Cargm. Will be in. Mosier every Wednesday. River, Oregon. j 21 tf What Trees to Set Grafted be are taking their mid-year exami She was horn and lived all her Every Sunday at 1! :30 a. m.J life near Corbett and at the time and 7:30 p. m. fore or After Setting, A. 1 nations this week. Notice, for Publication of her death was 18 years, 7 Sunday School at 10:30 a. m Batoham. Next week.the names of those months and 17 days old. DR. H. L. DUMBLE Prayer meeting Thursday eve-j U .S .L a n d Offio-e at.T h e D alles, O re - who have been neither absent ning at 7:30, followed by Bible gon. D ecem ber 22, 1909. On a Long Hike. She was ever patient and nor tardy during the month of cheerful through all her suffer study class. Every one invited. N otice is hereby given th a t, the Tramping on a $5009 wager from January will be printed. PH Y SIC IA N AND SU RG EON N orthern Pacific R ailw ay Company, Q p t y 1 M ( f ] \ / [ I T h p q New York City to Portland, Or., We all feel that the good work ings, and her untimely end is U nion S unday S chool whose poatofiice address is., s t . Haul.. a ■ v and return* via New Orleans, >f the librarian deserves honor mourned by a host of friends, i HOOD RIVER OREGON: Norman R. Grantham, who hails able mention. Miss Alefora hits Especial sympathy is felt for the from New York* arrived in town been most faithful with this sorrowing mother, who has been 10:30. D k . I). R obinson , Supt. .-»elect.under the provisions of the A ct For Sale by S eventh D ay A d v e n t i s t . o f C ongress, approved July 1, 1X98 (30 on route for Portland at 4:30 work. There ait* over two hun a most faithful companion and S ta t. 507, *>201-as extended by the Act P aul H u bba r d , Will practice in Mosier and Sabbath School. Monday afternoon. dred books in the library and attendant during the long illness o f Congress, approved May 17, 190t>. Hood River, Oregon. May be reached by long dis Ur. j Grantham states that he they have been kept in a most of deceased. Meets every Saturday at 11 a.-ithe \y..l-2 SW 1-4 S e c .. 23, Tp, 1 N.. is a wireless tel ‘graph operator | satisfactory condition. Alefora The remains were shipped to m., at Baptist Church. E. S. I r . n e ., w . m . No. 05735. -------- tance phone. Home phone 61. Any. and all persona-claim ing adverse- in the employ of the Cunard j is at her post every Friday at the Corbett for interment. Funeral E r n t s o n , S u p e r i n t e n d e n t . - - - — ly the lands described, or desiring to RicM O S T i m e d Steamship Co., plying out of morning and afternoon intermis- services were conducted by Col Y P S U E I object because of the m ineral characte Notice for Publication New York to Europe. He was sions, when lx MUS are brought umbia Grange No. 267, of which 1 of the land, or for any other reason, to Sewing Machines Repaired [P ublisher.] Every S u n d a y evening at 6:30. the disposal to applicant, should tile deceased was a member. at work one day in his cabin »ack :uul.others taken out. th eir affidavits o f p ro te st in this office, ........................ — — D epartm ent of the Interior; • ■ < » » - when A. P. Harrigan, a grain on or before the 1st day of February, U. S. Land Office a t The Dalles, Oregon- L adies ’ A id S ocif . ty i9io. dealer of London, England, came POULTRY HILL ROOMLETS. (’. L. McKenna, of Portland, - N O T IC E . D ecem ber 10th, 1909. G W . MOORE. Second and fourth Wednesdays-» in and the conversation drifted The Y. P. B’s was a business visitor in town , will _ . meet . _ next N otice is hereby given th a t C harles R egister. of each month. to the walk of (). P. Myers, who ' c u t ’» sid ay , I».» *. - l id . a t <.30 p. g H aw ver, whooe post office address- Wednesday night. LFir.-A Pdb. D»‘c.31 E ast Pub. Ja n . 28) Cackle! Cackle!! Cackle!!! m. After regular business a is S alt L ake C ity, U tah, did, on the hiked from New York to Port ° f March, 1909, file in this of- short program will he given. 5th land, Me., thence to Chicago, in Eggs for Breakfast ever) morn BOCKS. STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL ¡ice Sw orn S ta te m e n t and A pplication.. Notice for Publication 30 days. Grantham said it was ing now. All are invited. SU 'PU ES OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and No. 04-^97, to purchase th e SW 1-4N E As the snow melts awav the Unite»! S tate» Land Office, Tin- not good time. Harrigan said it P r o g r a m C o m » m i t t e e . 1-4, NW1-4SE1-4, E1-2SW1-4, Sec. 12, EXCHANGED SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN FOR Dalles. Oregon. D ecem ber 22nd, 190!!. was. and before the argument Poultry Hill people (llUl ill oir Tp. 1 N ., R. 11 TWM.. and the tim b er ANY PERIODICAL AT PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. N otice is hereby given th a t the thereon, under the provisions of the act was over, Harrigan posted $5000 working clothes*.- Local Agent for The O r e g o n i a n . ----- •State of O regon ha-- tile»! in tins ollnv of Ju n e 3. 1^78. a-td acts &nien:latory, W. H. Cook has received a against $2500 of Grantham’s NOTICE. its application. Serial No. 05720, to se _ . , . know n as the “ T im ber and S tone JA S. E. COLE. money, as a wager that he could letter from Mr. Lorn >n. stating lect under the provi »dins o f th e Act of 1.) the fruit growers a n d m e m - L aw .’* at such value as m ight be fixed not walk 10,000 miles in one that he has purchase 12(H) fruit Uongr. ss of A ugust 14. ls)8, amt the hers of the Mosier Mo Fruit Grow- by appraisem ent, and th a t, pursuant to Mr. A cts supplem entary ami am endatory ers’ Association : — Estimates for s :cl! application, the land an-: tim ber y tar. The start was made Au tcTi-s for Spring plantin gust 22nd. 1909, and the hiker, Cook will do the work and ovi .»(«¡•oai« th e n to. the W H alf o f M V Q u arter of lime and sulphur solution for th‘reon have Uen appraised, th e tim - : jovn*- .*+++»- •»WX.MMt*-.** .«»•»»i.v&f»' See. 13, Tp. 2 N ., R. 11 EWM. 259,000 board fe e t a t the time he struck Mosier, was. see the planting. spraying should he in my hands -H per M, and t!ie land J205.75;. Any and all |>ersona claiming adverse- Mrs. Bailey has the luml *r he told the Bulletin man. 5 days th a t said applicant will offer final proof # ly the laruis- liesrribed, or desir- by February 1st. ahead of schedule, despite his and material on the ground for J ohn C arroll . in sup;?*rt o f his application and sw orn ing to object because of the m ineral Building statement that sickness on the the new resilience. sta te m e n t on the 2nd day o f M arch, ch a ra c te r of the land, o r for any o th er Manager. will proceed as fast as the weath 1910. before th e R e g iste r and R eceiver Way delayed him several days. reason. to the disposal to applicant, DEALER IN of th e U nited S ta te s Land Office, a t shouhl file Hieir affidavits o f p ro te st ir One feature of the contract i er permits. The tire seemed al ? The D alits, Oregon. this office, on or before the 1st day of FOR SALE. t tat. Gr*r than, must enter i ivory most a disaster, hut true Ameri pttbon is a t liberty to p ro test F eb ru ary . 1910. Registered EulT Leghorn cock th is Any purchase t w n "broke,” make his ex can pluck and energy, with ai»l before en try , o r in itiate C. W. M iwire . R egister. Z (Fir^t Publication D*c. SI. I,ast Pub. Jan. 2SA erels at $2 each. Also i ure a cor.t» s t a t any tim e before p a ten t is— peases while there and leave from neighbors, will soon make - blood Rhode Island Red cocker- sues, by filing a lo rro to ra tc d affidavit- "broke.” He makes both ends all as goo» 1 or better than liefore el* at ¿1 each. in this office, alleging facts w hich, meat by giving lectures. He the ftpt?. HIDES! HIDES!! HIDES!!! has averaged alxtut 36 miles per W w WINEGAR wo - j W d e fe a t th e entry. Mrs. Myra Winegar has John dty since the start and from his ’ W C* W- M OORE. Call at the B ulletin office »in«?- r n T T T ,) T\ A T T *’ c* Soniarao<*o, looks his nKiljtv to BttrlirHrfWH» m f "“'Ork L i gist» r.. »ret tags to suip y»tur iiidt*» to* j2C;U 1 7 . V J- J J JJLJkJ I n i » it lish his long wallc ahead -it a nif • » of uTtuincf V. t;: ‘ 1 ff»ti » ( F i r s S F u h Dec »1 L ast Pub. Fet>.2a.lp KaiiiTmr.r . n avi.1s«in Srnnnd. of t> i * and tuk’ d >wn the wager. p ] I ■ O After seating up h *re half a _ 11V di/Ui'JtVJuKD 'lid the srrii’ f.»- G. E. Townsend v(\Mciies for urn-* -tio n ajai! j . m m.-rii* tiu'-j»* people. First National Bank Special Offer Call On Us. to our Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon. This offer withdrawn March 1st THE GLACIER PHARMACY g I I I D EB U 8 S E Y ’S I Restaurant and Oyster House F. IL COOLIDGE P i a n o s , Organs, morning at A. E. LAKE and Sheet Music t "The Popular Clothier” i Men’s Clothing, Furnishings I and Shoes S, OREGON I ; : Mvi Washington Sts. Ì L.>nknd ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN u