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School Notes
Arta and Carroll Cole were afc-
Go to the Mosier Lumber Co.
for your sash, doors, srceens etc.
Dculh O f “ Bobbie’ Ross
ness idea is forgotten, and the
Robert Fessenden Ross, the Qnly thing uppermost is a plea t o ,
, only son of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. get out o f jjaying what th e y ,
■ G. Wm. Johnson was a busi­
wJ-ol-v, I i i C l I c il X 1*6 iVcA-ilCS l i o S p l O u i honestly owe Lue paper.
Blanche
and
ru/beri’
Ross
were
ness
visitor
al
Bridal
Veil
«on
FOR SALE
1
absent
Monday.
Monday.
I
t
o d a y afternoon o f U * week.
Those some men will meet the ] ) u r j n g t } - g m 0 n t h 0 f O c t o b e r I W Ü l S e l l
One team i 6*year-oid horses,
Evertt
Fraedrick
was
tardy
from
injuries
sustained
on
the
af--newspaper
man with a smile,
color, one s^ re!,1 one black.
Miss Lucy Mullins, o f Hood
W eight 2800 lbsi Guaranteed River, spent Sunday and Mon- Tuesday morning,
details o f the accident were given then ask him to say in his paper
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good workers, double or single. day in town with friends.
Mrs. Gove is absent this week
in
these
columns
at
the
time,
but!
that
he
is
the
most
enterprising
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Apply to Geo. Chamberlain, M ti­
Mrs. J. E. Iligley and little owing to illness. During her ab-
* if the ar)d progressive citizen.
ThaL’s :
nothing
has
been
said
dier, Ore.
10-14 tf
Rejr. Price
Special
daughter w e r e over-Sunday sence thePnmary b'.'P118 are hav* brave fight the little fellow made, their idea o f business.
2
1-2
in.
Wagons
with
bolster
s;
ring
and
guests o f her sister in Portland. j'T a forenoon session and the or the constant care, tender nurs­
Now, tiie newspaper is a busi—}
spring seat,
Now is the time to look up
higher grade work is being con-
$100.00
$85.00
ing
and
the
best
medical
and-ness-
It is not a glory making
ytour subscriptions for Maga­
2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as above,
Mrs. Ed. L. Howe was a pas- ducted in the afternoon by Miss
110.00
90.00
surgical skill that could lie se- machine. It can no more live on
zines.' Ask . for catalog of Cut senger on Tuesday’6 local for Booth.
3-in. Wagons, same as above,
115.00
95.00
cu ed, or the agonizing prayers sentiment than its employes. \ 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire,
Rates.
tf Portland, returning home yes­
05.00
75.00
The eighth, ninth and tenth of the stricken parents and rela- It niaJ’ surprise you but type- j
terday.
M orier B ook S tore .
0, 135.00
120.0O;
grades have moved into the new tives, who were constantly at his setters don’t work for nothing, i
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W. if. Cook was a passenger room upstairs; and the interme-J bedside, or the sympathy and and no amount o f persuasion w ill!
top and brake.
^ a n t m R^-A good homestead
125.00
100.00
on yesterday morning’s local for diate grades have moved up anxiety o f the entire population make them do it. I t ’ s true you i
rfelftiquishment. Call at Bulletin
15-lGth Studebaker Buggy, same as apove,
110.00
100.00
Portland.
stairs, in the room formerly oc- Qf Mosier, among whom Bobbie may owe 81 for a year’s back
15-16th
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office or write, stating price and
100.00
85.00-
Eric Nord and family, o f Ste- copied by the higher grades, was a great favorite.
Bulletins subscription, yet if 3,000or 4,000
Studebaker J uniors, ■
8.50
6.50-
gfiving rjft description.
venson, Wash., are here visiting |he old room down stairs will be o f the little' fellow ’s condition reason like you—that we collect
fitted up for a playroom and were asked for daily and hopes the news for the fun of it, \
relatives and friends.
Ed Burt left on Monday for a
lunchroom during the winter for
his
eventual
recovery printers work all night just to
J. T. Davenport spent last Sat-
visit to Portland.
months.
were
entertained
by
many
even print it for you, the paper mill
u 'W y and Sunday at Odell with
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up to the morning before the end ¿fives us our paper just because |
Mrs. Geo. Wood left on Mon­ his sister, Mrs. R. H. Kemp.
October Strawberries Ripe:
came.
j it wants to see us do well, the !
day for a visit in Portland.
In a fire at Shanikolast week,
F. E. House is hot after the
The body was brought fro m ; machinery men give us our|
ffr. C. A. Macrum, o f Port­
one man lost his life and the Hood River strawberry record, The Dalles Wednesday afternoon machinery for the same reason-
land, spent last Saturday at the
property loss was estimated at not being satisfied with bringing and on Thursday morning at 9:30 then it becomes a different niat-[
rkneh.
A. J.JJerby
B usiness entrusted to
$10,000.-'
Jin the first local berries to mar- short services were held at the ter. Instead o f $1 worth o f glory
J-. K. McGregor was a business
T he C are of the
C. G. Stoltz, o f Greenwood,
^HSt spring, lie coaxed the residence, conducted by Rev. A. it is $96cash each week for help
L awyer
visitor at the county seat on and J. A. Cooley his brother-in- plants to ripen some o f the lus- Q_ Corbin, pastor o f the Chris- and supplies, -News, Montgom-
Monday.
First National Bank HOOD R IV E R - OREGON
law, o f Norwalk, Iowa, were clous Iruit the other day and as tian Church, of Mosier, and Rev. ery, W. Va.
I f i Pickering and w ife were pleasant callers at the Bulletin a-result Hood River strawberries D. V. Poling, o f the Congrega-
o f The Dalles, Oregon
Thomas Lelliott returned on
visiting in Portland fib first of office on Tuesday last.
| were on the menu at the Hotel tional Church, o f The Dalles.
I
tfce week.
Oiegon Monday.
Last spring Tin's morning ¡he remains were Wednesday from Salem, w h ere! will have PROMPT ATTENTION
C. G. Stoltz and w ife and Mr. ¡yjr
j
he
has
been
working
with
the
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— House brought in nine Imxes taken to Portland for cremation , i
^ ^
Capital
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$100,000.00'
The Misses Bertha Booth and a„,l Mrs. C<oley
returned Mon- lvhMl
¡„ U]e
rnl tf leph° " ‘ !
Surplus and undivid­
Notary Public
Those
who
accompanied
the
re
Iiucilla Brackett visited in Hood lay evening from
day.
an„ w wer<!
served at
„ t Hie
the s g a a m
m e e l j . , J i T t o P o S T beeTdee the i _
.
... « a few —-j
- | | k ket
e t and
e r e server)
ed profits
-
100,000.00
and
f&ver last Friday evening.
visit at Portland.
:otel and the other day he sur- j family were Mr. and Mrs. J. N. | 1116
M o s i e r
H ills
Fire Insurance
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s i d e n t
WV E.- Chown and wife and E.
Julia Ward Howe, the noted ■ prised people by having the her-; Mosier and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. J
E d M . W il l ia m s
M a x A . V o g t Mosier
Oregon
tf. Stroup and w ife visited in author and philanthropist, died t ies in marketable quantities. — | McGregor
Vice
Pres.
Cashier
Land
Orchard
Pbrtl*nd'the‘first of the week.
last Monday at her summer home j Glacier,
i number o f floral offerings
Drop into the B ulletin offiec
Mrf. J. P. Hunter, of Portland, in Middletown, R. I., aged 91
were sent by friends.
and
get a receipt for that year’s
Company
j Mashes Fingers In Cider Mill
visited this week with
her years.
Dr. and Mrs. Ross have the
Sanitary Fittings
subscription.
brethers, Johmand R. M. Ross.
Why ruin your eyes with a
While investigating the mys deepest sympathy o f all in their
W . H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
o f a new cider mill at | great sorrow.
poor
light?
Buy
a
Wonder
and
l<1‘tS
Mrs. f . W. DeBussey and little
¡Chown’ s store, and with a desire
your- home a good light.
ffbn are visiting this week with give
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to “ see the wiieels go round,”
Weil-rit in improved and unimproved
Newspaper Rights
Your
friends will appreciate it as Shelley Hudson, the young son
Mrs. C. A. Frey, at Greenwood.
well as yourself.
tf io fD . W. Hudson, came to grief
There are some men who have fruit lan<, in - M o s i f , r district, Send for
Don Ixttlepage, who has been
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; last Friday evening. His fingers peculiar ideas about a newspaper Jour Booklet of Bargains.
ill with typhoid fever at his home
C. E. Gove, and Mr. and Mrs. : W(>re caught in the cog wheels¡Thev reirard it. not as a business!
at Grand View, is now convales- Laraway, parents of MrS. Amy land badly mashed. Dr. Robin-
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Razors put iii first-class condition.
MOSTER, - - ORE.
but as a convenience. I f the pa-
cfeht.
L. Gove, came up from Hood J son dressed the injured hand and
Pictures and Picture Frames
is recovering nicely. He petereafches them late or fails to
Mrs. J. E. Cole and children River last Saturday night and , Shelley
will no doubt “ take it fur give every item o f news, or its
le ft on Friday last for Portland, spent Sunday visiting the latter. granted” next time.
conduct toward them is in a man­
where she will have her eyes
Rev. Ket'y, pastor of the Bap­
ner they do not like they then
+>ieat*d.
tist Church of White Salmon,
Mrs. A. Stewart’ s m a n y very properly make a business
Mrs. G. H. Page, who returned will preach in the Baptist Church friends will he pained to. know matter o f it because they bar­
should be in every modern bathroom.
that her condition is very little,
D AVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Not merely healthy in their construc­
ffom California about a week here next Sunday, Oct. 23d, if any improved :nd will svn.- gained for something they are
tion,
but
neat
and
cleanly
in
thtir
ap­
morning
and
evening
ago, was recalled to Los Angeles , . .
, . ,,
pathize with her and her h u - not getting. They make these
pearance.
W e are expert sanitary
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
i011g. continued ill- issues every day in the year ex­
very hastily on Monday by a body is cordiahy inviteu to Uiese j [mntj jn
Plumbers with a practical reputation, j
service«.*
I
ness.
cept dm first day when the Lusi-
tMegram announcing the serious
and a record for excellent work.
We
For sale by Burggraf & Stur-
MOSIER
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OREGON
iHness of her brother.
do new plumbing or attend to repairs in j
Mrs. Am y L. Gove "was taken
gess in all parts of Mosier Dis­ a most workmanlike manner.
Our
VT. H i Huffines has erected a suddenly ill last Sunday morning | f ^ _ r „ f.-.—
trict. Fine Bargains. See us charges, considering the_quality_of our
bto(WingtottfiJ*e lot in the rear of and on Monday was taken to her I thx
£0 aal r«i o , f líi
before buying elsewhere. We work, are admittedly low.
She re­
the barber shop, which he will home at Hood River.
have small and large tracts. Ten
kn \mA T1ÌK STHONOKSr I.IOIITI
AND SUPPLIES OF
u*st> as a carpenter and cabinet turned Wednesday evening and
G ould & S n yd er .
G e o . H a a c k e , Pres.
sS \ tM T U B t ’ H K A V K S T l - I U H T l
acre tracts that we can sell you
5k W A t u i ; n . i : v - i , T LMin i t
shnp, Mr: Hihffines ¡3 making a resumed her duties in the school
84» timeR
triN ty , Kti* or S 'Â S n .s îs : I a l l k i n d s i n s t o c k
at the ri«'ht i)rice 0,1 easy tei’nis- HOOD RIVER
All kinds o f Building
room Thursday morning.
specially o f mission furniture.
OREGON
B U N N * COMMON
K rnO SFNE| s *
»1MCN KmosEMiitt!
All correspondence promptly
S IM P L E , S AFL,C AN N O T C X P L O a r.
Material
on hand,, in­
An A II-B rA ss Lamp,
hand*
W. A. Husbands is erecting a
answered. We will take care of
On Saturday night, Oct. 29,
i 'JM nomely Marta,
r H* mk s . Storci,
i J K n l S ch o o ls, H u lls un<1 t liu reh cs.
JAS. E. CO LE, Agent
cluding lath and shingles
you.
Rev. S. W. Bettes will lecture in house on bislot north o f Amos
T J r y CUTS LISHTING BILLS IN HALF!
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
Hi"TT a U
* 00 -<’audio Power, 6 hours for
Estimates given for ma­
the Baptist Church on his cow- Root’ s residence. Mr. Husbands
O n « C en t! Cvary U ser Am aaadl Huy <<ii« o r
MOSIER.
OREGO N
more for your own homo.
Burggraf & Sturgess Contractor.c in Stone, Brick ajid Cön
tfcy experiences. No admission, is forced to give possession o f J
terial for building. . .
but a collection will lie taken for his present residence, as it was
The Reliable Dealers
crete Work-
MOSIER - - OREGON
the benefit o f the Ladies Aid recently purchased by Ernest j
Oregon
Hand River
Evans
from
Leo
Root.
MOSIER
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OREGON
Society,
mprove your correspondence. Use Good Stationery
Tile w ^ t ! er lias been ideal
Miss Annie Robinson arrived
W ell W ork
W e have the Lest.
Also Books, Pictures and
last Saturday from Brooklyn, N. this week Indian summer. The
W ell D o ne
ift, tA visit a few days with her apple pickers are making good
Picture Frames, Post Cards and Novelties
bbhther, Dr. D. Robinson and use of,it, but there has been a
Ai i da complete.lineof School Supplies
The same
E. N. STROUP, Prop’r
Wife.
From here Miss Robin- shortage o f boxes.
The undersigned is thoroughly
~
m o s ie r
b o o k
S to r e .
sbn goes as a missionary nurse to conditions prevail at Hood River
prepared to put down open wells
M o s ie r
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A place where all may enjoy a quiet hourat pool or card table.
and elsewhere, as the apple crop
Southern China.
in any part o f the surrounding
A fine line o f Cold Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand.
is larger than usual.
country. Has a complete outfit,,
Rev. S. W. Bettes, the cowboy
including pipe cutting and thread­
We treat our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop
preacher, delivered a temperance
The Mosier Lumber Co. can
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce­
in and make themselves at home.
« !«!>•! Mb :*■*»&«. ++*~«Sa
¡OrttCIKX ç
lecture in the Baptist Church, ‘ill you ''or feTs for li f e, cem en t, tiMWie^Kv-
ment, rock and concrete work.
Remember the.plaee, downstairs, under Stroup’s Hall.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
last Sunday night, which was brick and plaster.
the well business. May be found
MOSIER
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OREGON
strong and to the point.
Last
«
County Clerk F. R. Angle was
by addressing him at The Dalles,
Sunday was the day set apart all
down from The Dalles last Sat­
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
over the state for the preaching
Schanno’s store. The Dalles, Or.
urday shaking hands with the
I?
of temperance sermons to further
A. E. N egus .
DEALER IN
boys and receiving assurance o f
L j
efforts o f the Prohibitionists to
their hearty support at the polls
put Oregon dry this Fall.
The
next month. Frank feels that it
JOHN WELLBERG, Prop.
Rev. Bettes is a forceful speaker
DR. H. L. D U M B L È
is not too grasping to ask for a
atod made many good points in
second term as county clerk and,
PH YSICIAN and s u r g e o n
tfis discourse.
as he has served t'v« oountV m *t
The town of Milahukie, Ore Satisfactorily the past two years,
HOOT) RIVER
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OREGON
¿on, is in Clackamas' ebunty. It we predict that his smiling coun­
CUn only receive 5 cent fares by tenance will he seen in the court
becoming a part of Multnomah house another two years, altlio
Will practice in Mosier and
tJbunty, and then being annexed his opponent on the democratic!
May be reached by long dis­
ti> Portland.
Pive-cent fares ticket, Geo. Ross, has many
tance phone. Home phone 61.
T ,hOO*(bD.
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ifiean increased population and friends and is a good man.
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very greatly enhanced land val­
SSSKSOaHHES« M W W » mm v ahes ; ip *
¡T.TFïW ■ H H M B H E B B B H B i
■U.
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■amoBLUBu
ues. I f left to the people of that
H
ffart o f ClackaYnas' eftunty they
M E N ’ S W OOLEN UNDERW EAR. Splendid values
If- you want a genuine argnin get 1n on those Ameri-
would sweep it into Portland j
at $2.00 a suit. About all sizes in this lot, but not a full
can Lady Shoes $3.( 0 and
50 values while
i
tfnanimously and thereby change
run o f siz*'S o f one color. Your choice, the
tliov last your choice only
ekeir farms into tbwn lots.
garment only
.
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.
! iO C D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
— LO CA L —
A T COST
-1 - f. - 1 . P il
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F O n o r* 1r l\ • vye ' f/•,
• o- 1, !.. . and p ov Cash,. S t u d e b a k e r W a g o n s , H a c k s
j
uex. Stewart,
M o s ie r , O r e g o n .
Alex. Stewart
&
j
MOSIER
Barber Shop
Fruit
j. k c o l e :
£
LAMFS
WONDER
M o s i e r L u m b e r C o ..
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The
A. E. LAKE
Pass-Time
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“ The Popular Clothier"
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• PINES HOTEL
Men’s Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes
Good Accommodations
Rates $1.00 per day and up
j TH E DALLES, OREGON
5 C o r n e r 2 n d a n d W a s h in g to n
S ts .
ÌMOSIER, OREGON
TH E P A R I S F A I R
80c
There are strbrfg hopes that
the O. R. &. N. Co. will sortn pass
tie order along to grade the
1 >wer ends o f Main and Wash-‘
ihgton streets, where they cross
the right o f way to the d£pot.
A t least one of the railroad o f­
ficials intimated such the other
day when he stop|ied off here
¿bout 30 seconds. This work is
iinperative and should la» done
before bad weather sets in, so
that the 0, R. & N .’ s passengers
deed not wade thru mud or
¿tumble over rocks in coming
<Vnm the depot up to the town.
M e n 's a n d B o v s ’ S u it s
You are no different from other men. and appreciate
good things when you see them. Therefore v * want
you to see our Fall line of HART, F C H A F F N L lt &
M ARX SUITS. There is no dodging the fact that our
stock is the finest t is side of Portland and our prices
are from 20 to 30 per ce
■L We have all the
shades and the quality
11-Wool, workmansl.ii
very U-st in the land, an .lu satisfaction is the gi\ ;
High Top S
serviceable <>
iMhther. W
IW R
men an-1
stand tin w e a r
Hart, Schaffner & Marx S.i'M an l Overeoatî for 17.3 ). 14.03,20.00,
22.00 and $23.00.
Other makes for 7.00, 8.50, 9.00, 10.00, 12.00 and $15.00.
I f )Y S ’ SPITS, just the very best you can find. Some o f the neatest
lit : le suits front 2 to S years in Buster Brown and Russian styles you can
v ish t > see for 2.75. 3.60. 4.00. 5.00 5.50 and 6.00. Made right an i lit
perfectly. We want you to see them.
Ml, \v
( î'1 v with 1
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W:
or
r ear for Men. Women and Children in l
Separate gar me fits or Union Suits.
-fleece.
M ci< rtw Taih ltd Sl its rrd Ccsts fer I rdics j i st le-
ceived, thus giving you the. very newest the market a f­
fords. We have the largest and best line ever displayed
in the city and at most reasonable prices.
I ¡d ies’
Tailored Coats and Suits for 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 8.(0, 1(.(0,
12.03 and up.
I f you prefer to make y w suit or coat re mem be r v e
have all the newest weaves and patterns in our piece
goods department, in Sergis, Broadcloths, Mi x e d Suit­
ings and Silks at money saving ¡ rices.
We have an exciptii r.a.li it e let o f auto fcarfs, veils
and shawls from 2-5c up.
For your Fall and Winter Hals visit »or Millinery D e-
partmert. 2<ifo ir. L .w est prices.