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NEW ARRIVALS
RELIABLE
RELIABLE
OUR SPRING
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This Week
Just Opened
Wash Goods of Every
Conceivable Weave and
Design
5000 YARDS
Of French Gingham at
12 1-2 Cents
New Lace Curtains
Suits Skirts
New Spring Wraps
RESOLVED .
THAT A NEUHAT LIKE
ANEW RooF CcVEIZS A
MULTITUDE or "WE
KNOW WE ATTRACTED
To THE G!R WITH THE NEW
AND SWLL HAT. NOW
IS'UT IT TRUE?
BWTER, BfloVN
The UoratoraDate Store
AND IT THE GIRL DoES NOT HAVE -SOMETHING
-SWELL To WEAR UNDER THAT HAT THEN -SHE S
NOT COMPLETLY ATTRACTIVE. LITTLE BU-STER
5ROWN THINK-5 A GREAT DEAL OF HI-S SWEET
HEART, MARY JANE, BECAUSE MARY JANE AL
WAYS DRE-SJES WELL. BIG BUSTER BROWN IS
JUST THE SAME AS THE LITTLE ONE; HE LIKES
THECIRL WHO IS WELL DRESSED. A WOMAN
CAN KEEY ABETTER HOLD ON HER HUSBAND'S
AFFECTION TOO IF IF SHE ALWAYS LOOKS NEAT.
IN READY MADE SUITS-IF ONE WISHES To SAVE
THE TROUBLE OF GOING To THE DRESSMAKER
WE HAVE THE LATEST DESIFNES. WE CAN GIVE
YOU A REAL TASTY SPRING SUIT FoR $13.20.
WE MADE LARGE PURCHASES AND OUR PRICES
ARE LOW. OUR NEW SUITS FoR $13.90 AND
$14.40 ARE BEAUTIES. NoR HAVE WE OVER
LOOKED READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS FOR
LITTLE MARY JANES. TASTY BUSTER BROWN
GIRLS DRESSES ARE HERE IN EVERY COLOR,
PRICES 33 CFNTS TO $T.50.
" RESPFCTFULLY,
FRANK A. CRAM.
Suits and Top Coats are
the Wonder and Ad
miration of everyone
who gets near them.
The Prices seem a mere
Shadow of the Actual
worth
NEW SHIRTS
Gloves Neckwear
Hosiery and
Spring Underwear
i
Wear Our Shoes
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PRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Mnney to loan. E. II. Hart wig.
Mr. Bsirtmess is on a cash basis.
Until carries a line of paints.
Do you tiwt Naptha soap? 5c per bar
at McDonald's.
Fret-h Olympla and Eastern oysters at
tlie (inn Candy Kitchen.
Sie I hat dandy line of Folders at the
Dei I. Studio.
All the latest styles Photos at the
Deity, Studio.
Don't forget Alcorn's phone number
is lull .
Shoes half soled while yon wait in
20 minute?. All work first-class and
' lan'iih x'd. Ladies' sewed soles and
(). Sullivan's rubber heels a specialty.
Ii"iii'aii's Shoe Shop, opposite Wil
liams' pharmacy.
Everything up-to-date at Alcorn's.
Father time has left some good time
pieces at Clarke's. Begin the new year
w itli a clock that keeps perfect time.
Silt Mackeral and Eastern White
C.-h at Jackson's.
Save money by buying your paints at
McDonald's.
Step in it ml sec Alcorn in his new lo
i ..t ..n.
II' y. u want always to look on the
lo iel.t side of life, come and let Clarke
lit yo t.r eyes to a pair of glasses. His
apparatus for testing eyes is of the best
r.ii.l most complete.
1 !:n ke will iiii.k.' it easy for you to
! ,. :i iliai id Consult him about it.
Say, ju t try u roast put up by Alcorn.
T y our las-cade butter. Every roll
j.. ii rinteed. Alcorn's market.
( '; uilienies at McDonald's.
M ,pv Syrup and New York State
I', n k Wheat at Jackson's.
I!; ui-v and get your Photos at. the
) .1 St'i.lio.
WnHi Clarke's watches so.
1'iilk New Orleans Molasses at Jack-
S'.ll's.
i t -an mix a bucket of Paint or
(.' ; fr y.m anv time.
. e . t tt'v liiee" the popular ver-
i ft "i til I'ei'Z Photos.
i ll.n Hunt's IVint & Wall Paper
t . an. i j!'l sample cm of Chinamel.
A", kinds of feed for poultry at Jack-
: 'llV.
S me iiiii new Puffed Hies Candy,
at tee ( .'tin ('unlay Kitchen.
,-..,t n aekera1, a!iiioii and white fish,
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Vet
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. ri i - meat market Is now located
old U'o' il i4 Smith building.
h, i:m-, c over and garden seeds
industry bv buying
eD-naldV
Kitchen makes fresh
itiviiiz.' Imme
... :i I utter at M
'I ... ' i.-n ('nndv
. :,. .i . . Vi I i!ty.
l oh i i . .1 .loeca and J aa coffee a
ell maid's.
io Mi. Ont' nnk for abstracts and
n t. ial tvoik, it nting and collecting.
I -i. n ;.i. ei i seen ed and legal pa-.i-.;iefol
drawn Money to loan
. n ; I : t in. i"j:ay:t s.
C..me to the licit. Studio forfirsl cla?s
P : -top Don't put it off, but get jour
I li..: s now at the Detlz S'.utlio.
Mr. Silas 11 Soule, professional piano
tmer. from Soule . Jiros. riano uo
i'or iaiid, will be in Hood River the
v.. i k Ik uinniiiir March 19 Ordera for
p ..no tuning may 1 left t this office.
Jos. A. Wilson iBtakinir orders for a W'11 Open Jiew Koail.
carload of wooden water pipe. Order! Judge Lake and Commissioner Ilib
at once if you want the benefit of the bard went out to Straight's Hill last
carload rate. I week and viewed the piece of rond
Jot c winch
the valley
Rubber boots lmlf aolnd uliil inn going Up the Hill tO ttie
wait in 20 minutes, (iuaranteed not to residents i i that pint r.t
leak. At Don nil's Shoe shop. Oppo
site William's Pharmscj.
Doctor M. II. and Edna Brown
Sharp, Osteopathic physioinus, grad
uates of the American tchool of Oste
opathy, Kirksville, Mo, who have lo
cated here permanently, have opened
an office temporarily in the house now
occupied by Mrs. Eutrican.
A five room house, and lot 80x140
can be secured on the hill for $1,100 if
tafen soon. Terms reasonable. Se
J. L. Henderson.
Mr. liedbug "My dear, we will
have to leave this country. Mrs. lied
bug "Oh, my; how you frighten mo.
Whats the matter? Mr. liedbug "So
many people aie nuying uartmess
Malleable Iron Beds and they'l never
break."
It is to your interest to refer to Mr.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
had asked to have opened. The piece
il owned by Mr. II. ill. wit, who bought
thejold Lawless place, and he asked
?500 damagea for the right of way.
There has been an old road laid out,
through his property and dedicated'
whioh ia not being used owing to the
steep grade, and this will be closed.
As the amount of land in the old road
equals that of the new, tho cou-t de
cided to allow him only to), which
will pay him for forcing the new road.
The road up the west side of the liiil
will remain open.
At the Clin relies.
Riverside Cougrgatonal W. C.
Uilmoro pastor. Sunday school at 10'
1.. U. .... . II
Ul. wuiHUlgi ami JiunuuiUK nh Ji. ' Qlljce
Methodis' Preaching at 11 ii. m. rind i
8 p.m. Sabbath school 10 i. ni.; Ep-
wortli league i p m. l'rsyer meeting
Thursday evening. All cordially invit
ed. W. C. Evans, pastor
Lnvit n Literature mi Fxh Lit ion.
J (). Marks bus hit at this ollico it
hunch of literature received finm
Thos. W. Lmwsoii in connection with
his fight against tho tig insurance
companies, it includes circulars and
proxies, the former desciibing vi ht
Lawsou is tr.v im: to do for tho policy
holders and i ho latti r when prnpcily
signed making Liu: their attorney to
vote on questions affecting Iht ir in
terests. Anv one wishing to i y.urice
. .. ithetnlmay do so by culling i.ttl.is
81 ' m.,o
C. A. Bell spent a couple of days lu
Pcithind last week.
Dr. and Mrs.Carus went to Portland
Thursday for a few days.
Ceo. T. Prather went to The Dulles
Monday for a day or two.
Erauk Chandl r went tb The Dalles
Tuesday on a business trip.
Sheriff Sexton of The Dalles spent
Thursday and Friay In Hood Eiver,
County Superintendent Nell visited
Hood Kiver the latter part of the
week.
Truman Butler and C. T. Early
iniide a business trip to Portland
Thursday.
J. F. Stranahau of White hnlinon,
went, Tuesday, to Coudon, where he
wls culled on business.
.Mrs. Ellis Carretson of Tacomit,
Wash., is visiting her niother, Mm.
. J. Baker, and family.
Tho Cascade Literary Circle will
meet Friday evening with Mrs. Orr.
Members w ill please be prepared to
respond to the roll cull with quota
tions from "All's well that ends
well."
Dr. II. D. W. l inen, dentist, has
rented ollices in the Smith building,
which he will open this week for the
practice of his profession. The olllce
is lilted with every thing in the line
of dental appliances to do proper and
elHelont work. Di. Piueo is lately of
Boston, uliere he practiced for a num
ber of years.
While blasting in the sewer opposte
Abbott's millinery store Friday sever
al connecting pipes were wrenched out
of the water niiiin, which lies ehuo to
the sewer at that point,, ami tho new
sewer that has been completed up to
that point, got a thorough Hushing.
The water washed out tho ditch to
W. U. Ellis, of Pendleton, candi- Hn1B extent, tint the sewer carried oir
date for Congress, was in Hood Kiver tl10 wt(r so that it did not get out
for a day or two the first of the week, i uf the ditch.
elms. Hull, proprietor of the Will-. Chas. N. Chirk has n unique display
buns Pharmacy, returned from Port-1 in his drug store window. A mother
land, Tuesday! where he had been for ly Plymouth Hook lieu is very pleas
si ontl days on business. autly locuted in the window with a
Assistant Conuv Assessor tioi who ' h" of clucks, where she has a lawn
Will Set I.envo the V licy
I!.. E Harbison, who scld h f.u ;
to (3. T. Hoberts of Pcrtlcud lut.t vm '.:,
nai that he has no inteuton i: ! , i
fliiod Kiver. He will prolail-ij e
i it 0 town, w'hrtio it will bo inula Co.:
venient fcr l.ia children to go !o
school, and take life a little eiier.
Mr. Koberta, the new p.rnpii. tor '1
the Harbison farm, tit's moved h;s
family onto tho place i.nd wili etiirl e.t
once nt his new occup.atiou.
Will Plant Li.rgo (bi lm d.
Wenalchce, Wush., March
McLean, pnsi.ient of the Sjiik.1:
Canul Company, is on his way to 1 i
lioniesteMo near Chelan Fulls, v. lice
lie wiil hi gin the irrigation of his 2: . )
; acre Iri.ct of laud. He w ill comment o
1 plan I ii g one of the largest peach t.i-
7 .'in Phitt lull- cron Soil, r,v even- filar l- in Hie woiid. lb win lil.-o e
' iv. ovt,wl i.nrriinl iniitution the lnrt'cst orchard of any kind in li s)
,.. ii in uiton.l the sei vi. PHof tt, : State cf Wanu!nton, even exceeding
day. W. A. Elkins, pastor.
Belmont M. E. Church.--!!. C. CUrli, I
nastor. Services, Helniont: Siinda
St Murk's Episcopal Church. II .ly
Communion at o o'clock; niornn g
pr.-vcr t 11, and evening prayer at
7:30.
U. 15. Church Sabbath sclioo', :V;
preaching, 11 t. ni.; .1 nni.-r services un
der the leadership of M s. Kllie Heeler,
3 p. m. ; Christian F.ndeRvor meeting,
6:.'!0; sermon by parlor, 7:,'i0. All are
invited to any and xll of these services.
U. M. Peeler, pastor in charge.
Unitarian Corner State street and
Park avenue. Service at U a. m. Sun
day school at 10 a. m.
Valley Christian Sunday school at
10 a. in. ; ptenching lit 11; V. P. S.
U. E. at 6.3(1 p. ni. ; '.reaching nt
school at 10 a. ni. ; Class .nec ting at. 11
a. m.; Epworth League? p. in.; preach
ing every Sunday evening and 2d Sun
day in month at 11 a. in. ; Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:il0 p. m. Services nt
Pine (i rote same as above except preach
ing, which is on 1st and :M Sucilayfl at
11a in. ('rapper 1-t and :M Sundays
at3::;0; Smuiay school at 2::i0. Moiini
Hood.-'l'lie 4ih Sunday at H ant ;
Siimlav school m 10 a. m.
Baptist church-Sunday school 10
a.m.; preaching 11 a. m.; subject,
"Putting Away Slu." Junior B. Y.
P. U. at 3 p. in. ; evening service at
at 7:30, tubject, "The Model Young
Man."
The Christian chinch will hold its
reunlur services at the K. of P.
in size the well kuowu Bhilock orchaid
! of Wall i Walla, which comprisej ll'i'1
acres
A. Van Holderbeke, excommis-ioi.. r
of horticulture fur Washington, wiil
select the trees and manage the orchard.
Liimls.
Hoard is
a recoiuinenilal lo n 1 1 . 1 1
State Lund Agent Oswald N est, to ivot
all state lands available for grazing pnv-
Wnuhl Kent State
The Oregon State L'tnd
COIIMUel nig
pot-es
I'ni-
pola
The O. K. N. and th
S:ates government pursue tin
Mr. West estimates that at live ei
per acre it would lie. possible to h,
an anii'ial income of at least f 10,00)
nmi Snndnv both morninB and even
ing. A cordial Invitation is extended
to all services.
Kavtrr Opening.
Easter opening of pattern hats, March
22, 23 and -'4th. Ladies attending our
display on Saturday will lie presented
with a souvenir. " Mine. Abbott
The edict has gone fourth that t! e
wormy apple must go from the mark. t
and here is encouragement for tie
hall grower who goes to the trouble and -
liensc of cultivating ami spraying Irs
! orchard, in order to be abl. to fiuni Ii
i the market with first elites fruit.. I-e w
I burg (iraphic
For Hi nt.
For n long term of vears. south half
i of Block 8, Piirk!iiirst.!ind thrtc a. i -s
ip'tst of ParUhixst. W..I. Baker .V ( .i.
V'J 7.Ki rkdT
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liWiiiwiijiirfiiiBrtrniri
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is itl.-o h surveyor, run tne lines on
the llelmer property at Mount Hood,
which has been in dispute, hist week.
K. h Smith atteuded the installa
'i oi services of Wui. O. Elliot, Jr.,
mi ) the pastorute of the First Uui
t i inn cl urch at Portland Thursday.
Airs. Nelson niov6d up from
They pluu
of green grass and gntveled walk, with
living water on the place, mid all the
comforts of home. The occasion for
the demonstration is the advertise
ment of Holly's Chick Food. The
display attracts a good tloid of attention.
GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
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ST PATRICKS DAY
The Lridics of the Catholic: (.'liurcii will
h wo (li;irp of oi;r store on Saturday,
March 17th, ami will ci'l.'brate the
M 1 ...... A. .... t- i- .... .1 f-
dny by holding a Rummage baiO, winni wo ur-' y.m mi m. ...
will be unusually interesting to any one who is fond of jMtmjr n'i'il
art ides at very little prices. Long row s of speeml counters fire arm ng
,,1 in sorHonfi from one cent, unto ninety-eight cents, and articles of
every description are piled on these, so you can walk along and pick
the article you want, making your pennies do the work of nickels. .
rlmn in n.nri take a stroll through this busy store on Saturday and
if you're not glad you came. Remember that you are also helping
these srood ladies in their work, as every penny you spend on that dny
fit. The ladies will serve a
Chicken Dinner from 11:30 to 1:30 and a dainty lunch in tl
ning. Remember the Day.
ft
out
lust
see
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St. Patricks Day Souvenirs
Special Souvenir Postal Cards
BOOTH
eve-
...r an
: ... i i .n.l last tveek.
(net u l'cxidonco on tueir luud and
make Underwood tlioir future liome.
ll.e ladies of the W. C. T. U. will
meet Match 2D, at the Cougrenntioiial
rl, in ch to make Haul arrangements for
il:" Milt rage meeting. All should make
nu . Sl ot t to be present.
'Uie veutlier of latt week brought
enl; v. tew ttraw liata and spring suits.
Anion,; ilie number was Auioa Under
tvootl, who looks ten years younger in
jaunty suninior attire.
O. Ilolf, State Commissioner of
Liil.or loonted ut Sulom, was a visitor
,:t, ilood Kiver Saturday. Mr. Hotf
tvits here looking up information in
run licet ion wth his position.
II. K. Claxton of Park River, N. 13.
is visiting in Hood Kiver. Mr. Clax
ton has b:en making a tour ol the
ci.!i! t and having heard considerable
.iluiiit, J lood Kiver came hereto look
the town over.
Levi Chrisman of The Dalles who is
i candidate' Tor the nomination of
sheriff on tho Kepiiblioim ticket in
this county, was a visitor nt Ilood
Uivor Wednesday.
!!. II. Ilartvtig sold his house and
let on Kiver ptreet Monday to K A.
Mehilfler, of Pendleton. Mr. llartwig
l;ou(.-hT. tho property as an investuiont
il.ont a year ago aud sold it at a sitb
tantial increase. !
oatiirdav, March 17th, the ladies of
l l,c l;iptUt church will hold a window
ale of home cooking and things for
children's wear at lloyd's hull on the
lull. There Will also be on sale thing
oenil for the house aud in the eveu
ii.g an oyster supper will be served.
Saturday, March 17th, the ladies of
ll.it Ji.iptist church will hold a window
i-ide of home cooking anil things for
children's wear at lloyd's hull on the
hill. There will also be on Bfljo things
u.-oful lor the house and in the even
ing an oyster supper will be served.
Clii.s. liedfor.l, of Tucohia',' attorney
ti.r the north bank railroad, vfas regis
r. n il ut the Mount Hood Hotel Mon-
.1. v. Mr. lledford was here in cou
in i t inn with some right of way aoross
t.io river for the new road,
lino. D. Culhertson, who was taken
-..-vk la.-t Tuesday with what was
l -ought to be typhoid fever, is doing
a-, well ns can be expected. It ha
n t l ee u definitely determined just
u ,.;.t Mr. Culbertsou's troulile is yet,
In;: indical iuns" point to typhoid.
.. II. Hoggins & Co. makes an an
n ...ui'lineiit iu another coluiuu that
. !.,.y i;l o en their tote for busiue.
; .turii.iv. March 2illt. it was men
, lion lo oiieu for bnsiliei'S next
.i ,r iv but were unable to get theii
: ck oi goods iu position
A new inillinerv shop has been
, , 1 1 . i ic . 1 in tne building formerly
i i; 1 by A. W. Onthank, culled ti e
'..lodel Millinery." The opeuing will
i.o held to-moiTow and you are iuvit
e l to cuil and inspect the spring oller-
icg.
K S. Warwick, of Ooldcndale, eher
i:f tf liliekitat couuty,vinited iu Ilood
I iver Mouditv and luesday. Jir.
Wii.-.ick hud been at white Salmon
! ..ikinif up some county mutters.
:.n!ac ii lull t while here he took a
: ..jj reo'i ii the Odd Fellows Lodge, re
ruing to Ooldendalo the next day.
; (I. lildridiw of Clintout Wis. "i
t new ritnbiei fit the" 'Hoftd Miver
tio . .Mr. l.liiridge hns ftf ked lor
.si iliitieiu Line l l.-coii
i. r a good many yearn nud while lie
!.,: a great lote for bib native state,
i( thinks Hood Kiver is a better place
to lite.
A pair of spectacles await the owner
at this office.
Or. !'. (V.opor having Keen mi item
tol in the (ilncicr about feme iM cur
rency wis jvt! ii. in Hi" t tiue oi.b ti.i.v
this week and exhibited a 2 bijl
which tti.n e: ; ; I im liming his Hist
year In the aiiny in (heeiuly sixties.
it was cue el the tlit grei'li-hucltH
i( r Usiied did I cing a gn at curios
ity at that tin.- th doct.tir lias always
kept It. Tne bill bears I ho signat ure
of Kalmon P. (Tiase, who was secre
tary or tlie IrriiMiiy ul that tune.
Mis (lail l.aiigliliu will lecture
March 'JO fit the Opeia limine on wo
man Hiltrnce. The following Is one of
the niHiiy ,t.i ibiittis pint to her as a
bliiliatit spoiiker: "Mi.s I.aiighlin is
one ol tin., luigl tt .. I iimiils ul tlie
woman siiflrHgo ii'ovi iin nt. A gradu-
ate of Weiie..-Je.y Ct.lli .'e, bin) entered
Cornell University, where she studied
law and received her degree. It was
said by the head of the law depart
ment that JieiH tin., t lie bent legal mind
iu tho t lafs. " Oniaha (Neb.) lice.
Foreign I is i o n :i r y 'leillinr.
The V. I'-. M. S. will hold an open
meeting next Sunday ut 11 o'clock, at
the Methodist church.
The fallowing program, interspersed
v. itli rliujoo n:i ::c :
Doxcrlogy.
Mni'ty-t-evt h IVi.lin h fpnusivnly.
I'layer.
lieudiiig- T he Dark ('oiitintmt in
U)IH!,
liecitation - "That little girl iu
China," told I y u little girl iu Amer
ica.
Tilly V Thhiil. Oilnring Doilar.
lJat : A wt .l l of gratitude.
I'liper If l l.ey had our chance.
f.Oltl. .'. !
'Keciti.tiou- I (,n lioy yvho curried tlie
uicj-cagn... .
l'lipeiThe I hank olfei iiig of l uir-
towu."
Paper In Manila.
1'aper Motives for gising.
, llmtik Oll'erii i:. -
Much Intcr('."l in liiglilaml Literary
Cluh.
The llighliiiid Literary Club has
been holding iu meetings regiilaily on
the IloighU with ever increasing in
terert. Alter reinling several ol
SliakespeareV plays, for a change iu
the program tl.o meeting lnt I riday
night was l- . id to J.o i ll anil Long-
ello.v, tvlio.-e biittii-s have just
pn.j.-'"d. TIih n ci ting tvas ludd at the
'Sideuco of l i. I.ilgicgten, Hiitl the
i olluu h :
! Vernon llellj.
!' life ul Lowell, T. J.
.' ii.ili.eaitil at iou
:,v on Lincoln,
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i in Ihe Iiiglotv Papers,
; ton.
;e of Longlellow, !),
lu'orgniii wi.m
Chortv y.
Sktleli oi
Ciiiiiiing.
Select i-.m-i
Ode and Lo.
A. W. Ontha
Keleel i'.ii
'iill.ert Kdg.i
Sketch of tl
.1 Treiht-r.
Solo Tho 1 ri.lg", M.ss llowermun.
The IVuliii et lile, Mrs. Wood.
Tlie latino' inn ol the whip, Dr. Kdg
illgtOll.
Ihe Im'eii d i.-'mii Moiituri Hulut
aii'.us, Mrs. I. i!'I"i:..ii1.
Koiuethiii:.' if .undone, Miss 1'attce
TLb "i't. lien's hour, (iiace Ldging
ton.
Music bv '. '.e t rel e-tlu.
'I lie oi l cluck
Ci.it tiirg.
The wiocli of
liiadley.
'The ilia '" '
iu, lull.
t'li-eiilu'n ui,s..
-iai!!i:-li " bv Mih.
ftair., Mrs,
the
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llesperiis,
n:i!.h, Kliis
Peurl
K'ig
.V.ilct
Kost
Standi!-h. u tlejceii.ieiit ol Capt.-lL
Mil 's St indi-h
Solo ihe Arrow and the Si ng, Mr,
Onthank.
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STATIONERY
We are showing a fine line of Whiting & Ea
ton, Ilurlbnrt's Stationery. Also fancy pa
per in bulk. Call and look it over. It is
sure to please you.
BLANK BOOKS
Full line just arrived Ledgers, Journals,
Cash Books, Day Books, Desk Blotters, Rec
ord Books and everything in the Memoran
dum and Time Book line.
Picture Frames made to order at
SLOCOM'S
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Easter
Opening'
Saturday,
March 24
All the Latest Novelties
on Display
Knapps
ANNOUNCEMENT
Two car loads of goods have arrived and other
consignments will arrive in a few days. ' We have
spent several weeks in the East in buying this
stock of goods, and by careful selection and close
study in this line of business, we are enabled to pre
sent to the public the nicest line of goods ever
shown in Hood Kiver.
This magnificent stock, consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ladies' and
(tents' Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Etc., will be
opened to your inspection Saturday March
24th, in the Blowers Block. You are invited to
visit our store and secure our prices, which will be
the very lowest that reliable goods can be sold.
Come and get acquainted with us; and let us get
acquainted with you.
, . i
L. H. MUGGINS L Coi
(iuciil Knails Oil! fit Working Thli Way.
The following news item would in
dicate that the uooil roads train ia
moving out this way, and should be
due iu Hood Kiver very ioon. Now
iu Ihu limn Inr nur local uood roads
organization to get busy and make the
proper arrangements lor ineir recep
tion :
"A mile of the real sood kind of
mml. which is iroatlv needed In the
northwest, is to lie constructed near
Pullman, Wash., by the federal gov
ernment In order to give the people
up that way gome practioal deuioui
trillion in the ait of making better
highways. A. Wilbert, roller operator
for the good roads department Is
theie. A 10 -ton steam roller baa ar
rived and other machinery, including
rock crushers, sprinklers, dumpoarts
antidl necessary machinery for road
taunting, will le tnere in a lew oaya.
A. K. Loder, Hist assistant highway
engineer of the United Statea, will
superintend the work. Under the
provisions for instruction in good
rouds building, the government furn
ishes machinery, while the county,
town or road district auppliei labor
and material. The government ex
net is will start work, in connection
with tho road district supervisor, who
will be under the direction of the
oouuty oomiBBssloucra."
0. It. Kca Is Cured of Cancer.
O. D. Rea. who left Hood River last
siiuimei for Kansas to be treated for
a cancerous growth that was forming
on bis neck, writes recently as louows;
"1 wlsn to jei my irienns anow uuw
f am I nrrlved here from Kansas
City, Mo., three weeks ago. I am not
altogether well yet, dui am improving
fust. The soie is alomst healed and I
think that it is all killed. I may
have to go back again, but will get a
permanent cure as i nav seen nun
Hmda of cases cured since 1 went to
Kansas City. The Dr. O. A. Joho-
son cures 'Jo per oeni oi au me cases
that come to him.
1 would like to see Hood Kiver
again. We are having tine winter
here, there being no snow, out i nae
tiooa Kiver uesi.
Advertised, Letter List.
For week ending March 5, 1906:
Mrs. O. E. Beamer, Mrs. Scott
Dreuieman, Mrs. K. Godsey, Julia
Uodsey, Anna Karl, Wat. A. Arm
strong, Samuel Drover, D. D. Bronson,
J. E. Harrington, V. E. Hull, Rlohard
Iven, (Jeorge Ireland, i. W. Kirk
wood, Oust Koootin, Chester MoOar
ty, D. 3. Moore, Jim Moore, J. E.
Steed. J. R. Htatta.
W. M. Yte, P.M.