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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1906)
- HOODIBIVEB GLACIEB, THURSDAY, JUNE 71006. BIG STOC EDUCTION SALE jz? eamnin g Saturday, June 9th, Lasting 60 Days Absolutely everything in this store will be Swepingly Reduced to prices that must move $50,000 worth of merchandise by August 1. We have no old style, shop-worn goods to sluff off on the people, nothing but the newest best and lowest priced merchandise. Our stock is all new, nothing older than sixty days i and must be removed to make room for our immense Fall stock now purchased and under these circumstances have marked our goods down to Prices Never Before Made jo the People of Hfred Biver I i i U i '. Thp Hnnrf Pivpr ' Rnkprv nnv. U A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. WATCH FOR OUR PRINTED CIRCULARS BY THE WAY When ileiuze sold bis copper mine, taking In part payment genatorahlp from Montana, neither the buyer or gellel thought it neceseary to consult the people of the itate before cloning the deal The Hon. Ben Tillman U wanting on an uorefponaire senate a lot of material tbat might bring good price if he would aend it to the magazines. The Missouri man, who swapped a 41-year old wife and five children for a 21-year old wife and one child, ought to bare been compelled by the laws of compensation, to give a jack knife and a plug of tobacco to boot. Chioago began to clean house yes terday, and the rest of the world may expect a famine in scrubbing brushes. It appears tbat the Japanese want to , grow broader as well as taller. They Hre reported as drinking 3,800,000 gallons of beer last year. Very likoly Senator Aldrloh Is mere ly holding up the cenatured alcohol bill, for fear it would delay the pas sage of the rate bill. Kor Sulo, Cheap : A lot of anthra olte coal stored foi a strike. Apply O. F. lluer 4 Co. Tbat list of the members of the new Russian mlnimstry reads like a sneez ing match. Jobn'MitoheU'i oonl strike is the best kind after all. He struck au agreement. The ladies in Kansas cannot vote for governor, so that Oov. lloob will nev er know whether be did right or not when be failed to get tbat kiss. The original rate bill wont know it self from a ruin lutt by an earthquake. An artist suya that Mr. Kookef oi ler's IdoBB of art are crude. Yet John D. has done a llttlo work in oil that was quite retlued. O rover Cleveland has taken to auto mobile speeding lor sport. It must be that the "rascally Huh have all gone to sea." Mark Twain is said to do most of bis literarv work in bed. He proha bly rinds it much easier lying at full length. Senator Clatk. of Montana, isn't iroius to be candidate for re-eluction Anybody want to bid for the place? Tbe nnloaded pistol In the hands of ths loaded owner is always a first-class solicitor for the undertaker. A grafter is a reformer who la tu. A reformer Is a grafter who is out. Tbe whole is said to be greater than a part, but the United States beuate seems to be an exception to tne ruio. The number of destitutes in San Francisco is atill otlloially reported at nearly 200,000. Earthquake and water combined are uearly a knock-out blow. A new paper, started In Atlanta, has Insured the life of its epltor for 75, 000. If he Is shot, the paper at once declares a dividend. Iho lining il a long-felt want is evident. We are not much afraid of the com ing of the hoopsklrt, during Mr, Koose volt's administration, at loast. "You can teach people how to act aotlng, but you can't teach them to act, " says Mr. Manslleltt in ine May Aliiutic. We notice that they tailed in the case of Mr. Mausileld. An automoliilist in M. i. was thrown 35 foot when his waohine turned a somersault. Tom Johusou's new six-niiles-a-mimite-overhead rail way defies these amateur efforts. The Democrats of Tennessee are In a tanule. but what nuzzles lookers-on. is why the Kepublioaus of the state con sider this psychological moment to in dulge in small and silly squabbling. The Smoot case has again been post poned for two weeks. One or two more moves like this will push it olt the board for the session. The folding baby carriage has ar rived for the benellt of list dwtliers. Now lot genius run riot until a baby that can lie shut up Is invented. "You uever see a Mormon tramp" says Heuator Smoot. No necessity uf a Mormon tramping, if bis wires pio rute the cost of his maintenance. Sarah liernhardt played In a beer gerden in Seattle, iiut she has no in tentiou of playing the Carrie Natiou circuit in the ICast. This Is the "open season" for the open windows, open cars, openwork hose, and the open-season joke. It is believed tbat since his recent appearance in court, tbe Burlington Iialrload has succeeded in not taking itself of the habit of making a noise like a rebate. The new litissinn premier is said to look like an Kuglisb butler. If he will but act like one, the malcontents will soon have their enthusiasm frozen out of theoi. 'The senate has agreed to bill which provides tbat passes may lie gveuto '"attorneys who are employed exclusively by tbe railroads." It will be interesting to learn bow many members of congress will be able to get passes under that rule. Tbe coal strike was settled too soon to be of advantage to the politicians, wbo wanted to make capital ol it during tbe campaign. A new magazine impends. It is be lieved to be edited and published by muck rakers who are out of a job aud should be valuable as an outlet for much material already prepared, but doubtless "unavallable"otberwise. Without knowing exactly what the "(iil wee trash can" are, we hasten to congratulate Kanass City lu tbe prospect of gotting rid of them. The bookmaker contends that hit business is not gambling. Kigbt. As rule, it is robbery. Tbe word of tbe day in tbe anthra cite regloni in Pennsylvania is, "Hack to tbe mines." It's generally the "trusted clerk" who gets awuy with 1100,000 or so. The clerk wbo is not trusted couldn't get near tbe money. State Weather Report. Observer Heals reports the general summary for lart week as follows: Iho week opened and closed show ery aud cool, Willi an intervening period of from two to three days with mild temperature aud cii sir skies. The rains on Tuesday and Wednesday were exoessive over limited locnlitles lu the northeast section of the .lute. Tbe Umatilla Kiver over flowed its banks, and did considerable damage to the streets in tbe olty of Pendleton and to tbe bridges aud fences along its course from tbat city to its mouth at U mat ilia. In a few other localities In that section farm lands were badly washed by heavy rains, but the good done in the larger territory where the rains were only moderate, much more than compensated for tbe damage done in the few limited areas where they were exoessive. Friday morning the temperature was dangerously near the frost mark, both in the eastern and western portious of the state, but no frosts wore reported. The winds dur ing the week were generally light and mostly from the west, but come of the raiu squalls were attended by wind rushes of abort duration." Advertised Letter List. For tbe week ending June 4, 06. Long, Miss Kate; Liusley, Mrs. ; May, J as. A phi ne (2); Nnlson, Miss 11.; Wagner, Miss Anna; Evans, Roy; Grant, Sam I). ; Ualbraitb, J as. ; Hunt, J. M. ; Jouen, U. W. ; Koppe, 8. 11. ; Kersse, Louis; Marrlnno, llenuardini (2); Miles, William; Mo Nu ney, II. U; O'lirien, II. T. ; In cadotieg, Victor; Kortte, George; W. 1). Taylor, Ty astern I, Kinney; Wilkihs, Thos. For the week ending May 28, 06. i. Atterbury, Mae; Day, Mrs. L. L. ; (lay, Mrs. St. Clair; Miller Viola; Smith Miss;Stone, Mrs. May; 'lhorn ton, Mrs. O. ; Williams, Mrs. Millie; Hurt, Gordon; Copple, Wm. ; Clurk, Fred ; Chandler, Ralph ; Davidson, W. L. ; Davenport, L. ; Dedrick, K. O. ; Dlcklu, C. C. ; Fles, August; Fox, Frank; (Jisece, Crocetta; Cloulet, T. F. ; Harden, Henry; Harris, Frank; Hunt, J. li. ; Leahy, Timothy; Qinn, X'ilden ; lteese, Mr. ; Kobinson, Rev. T. Eluio; Swift. Ivan; Taylor, C. F. ; Throop, Wm. ; Thornton, Kd; Walker, 1'. M. ; Wettle, A. J. ; Wilson, U. C. ; The sworn statement of the manufac ture protects you from opiates in Ken-, nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar tbe cough syrup that drives the cold out of your system. Hold by Williams's Phar macy. ... - Protect Proprietary Medicines. Did It ever occur to you that proprietary medicines are a blessing to mankind generally. The good ones have long con tinued mile; the poor ones liuve short life ami soon leave the market. If we had to depend entirely iiioii phy sicians and druggists it would be expen sive and very inconvenient at times, especially in the country and at night when neither could lie conveniently reached, For nearly forty years Hoi chee's German Syrup bus been unl in many families, and thousandsof liven of adults and children have been saved by its use, when It was impossible to reach a physician. German Syrup is the best household remedy for coughs, colds, th rout and lung trouble. It quickly re lieves tlie backing cough, loosens the phlegm, and brings sound and refresh ing sleep. Twenty-live and seventy five cents. Get a copy of Green's I'ri.o Almanac NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. United mates IjiiuI Office, The l)all, Ore gon, May '!, lnoti.Notlce ! hereby given tbftt in compliance wiwi uie proviNiom 01 me ux orCoiiKreHK of Junes, JS7S, eDlllled "An aut lor the ttale nf timber lands la the suttee of California, OrKon, Nxvutla, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the 1'ubllc Laud HUh by art of All(Hst 4, 1HU2, WILLIAM It. ANDREWS, of Wsh.'O, county of Hhermun, mule of Oregon, hail thin day nld lu thU om.w hii nworn mtement No. 'itU'.', for the purchane of the wNr.Mia ..'',s'oiiwiiiiii no. 30, in IuwiihIiiu No. 1 N., raUHti No. 11 h,., W. M.. and will tiller priHif to Hhow that the land nought In more valuable for Its timber or stone than for uKrleuU.iP .il itirpoea, and to emahllHb bin claim; to mild land before (leorge T. Trainer, II. H. I'oinmlsMloner, at his olHce In Hood ltlver, Oregon, on tke Itilh day of Angiiat. Wot). ilenauicaa witnesses: Archie I,'. Kreuoh, (llll.in! n, Woodwoilh, Hoy Woodworth and tiny Wood worth, all of Hood Ulver, Oregon. Any and all persona claiming adversely the altove-deacribetl lauds are requested to file their claims In this office on or before said lilh day or AiiriimI, mm, J7at M it'll A EL T. NOLAN. Register. NOTICU FOR PUBLICATION. roii, Nitty ti, HHMi, Notion Ih fiertiUy Klveu that in com pukviice wun me provmumitoi th'.'tct ol ( ongrttHNtirJiineU, 1H7N, nlllled ''An act for tlit utile ol limber Uiuu lu Uie H tut cm of (all ium I a, OreKoii. Nevada, and Wiuhlngtou Ter ruory, an fxumoea 10 ail me rtiullo lAnd Htalea by act of AuioiM 4, lHltt, AKTIUIH iVtIKKT. of I'urtluml, county of Multnomah, ntnte of urt'KOii, iihh hum ouy nieu iu mm omoe nin Hworn HtHtt'inonl No. 2IML, Tor the pm-chane of ine ioih i, a, -i una a, oi moiion no. vj, in town Hhlp No. 1 N., ranice No. 9 K W, M., and will oiler pftxif to mIh w that the land nought Ih more vhIiihI.Ic ftr iu timber or Htone 1 1 un for Utfrlmiltuial purtKmt'H, and to eMtahllNh hU clutm to waltl land bclore the HeiflHier and HtMwIvtii' at The UalU's, Oregon, ou the IDUi day or AuKut, 1WW, He nanifN hm wUiipmwh; lwln K. Morne, Frnnk t handler, Cliarlen L. Mortw and Wtl llti in b Hand, all of HtHd Hlvwr. Ori'trnn. Any and all ihtnoiik clahnlntr ailvt'i-m ly the iihuve-deNinltwd lautU are riMjiveMld Hi -tile ini'ir r.iaiuiH tu in in omce on or ut'iore said 'JOth day of Aiik'UMi, j;al(i M1CHAKLT. NtLAN, HegUter. m Buy Your Fruit Boxes AT T1IK Hood River Box Factory ami l'itt ronizo Homo Industry. Best Quality Lowest Price Home Made l'lione Main 71 S. J. FRANK I IF YOU DON'T SEE What you wan't in the window at The Williams Pharmacy Go in and ask for it .; WE HAVE IT. . Finest Line of Sundries in the City Also most. Complete Line NOTHING CHEAP rioder Prices on High GradeGoods PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY CHARLES HALL. Proprietor. Dealer In Harness S: Saddles All Repairing Promptly Attended to HOOD RIVER OREGON R. D. GOULD, PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All jobbing promptly attended to. I Lkhmr Buti.kh, President J. W. Tbal, Vice I resident. Truman Butlkk. Cashier KRTABLIBTtBD 1900 INCORPORATKD 1905 Capital Fully Paid, $50,000 We are too modest to advertise that we are the oldeBt and largest Hank in Hood River valley, and we would not want to nay that ours is the best bank, but we do not hesitate to say that we are right good people. Our busiiieMs is growing all the time, and we want to keep it growing, so strangers are welcome when prop- erly ident ified The same courteous treatment is ex tended to the customer with a small account as is accorded to his neighbor with a large balance, fpr you can never tell how large a small account will grow. BUTLER BANKING CO. Bartmcss' Furniture Store ON A CASH BASIS A INDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT ON ALMOST ALL ' HOUSEIIOLli GOODS ., , ' . ,,. . . , , , . ..... ,., '; .' A Large Line of New Spring Goods MATTINGS an4 CAiiPET5 At prices. never befojre quoted Malhable Iron Beds, guaranteed affainstbraks'W'Wwf ,aBi factory for 25 years, and yet cheaper than the cast beds, We get thein direct from the East. Call and look them over, '.i I- S, E. BARTMESSt: Building Material, Carpets, Paints, etc Undertaker and Embalmer, u The Hood River Rnkerv nnr- j Phased 200 barrels of our Golden Crown Flour Oct; 1, 1905. They have just . placed another order with us for 100 barrels more. At "Mr. Williams' Bakery can be found the best bread in the city, and it lis made from our Golden .Crown flour.., The bread speaks for itself. J Our White River and Golden Crown flour ' ! can be I und for sale at all the leading gro jj t i. 'l i vii sack. Once used, always used a For Sale By 5TRANAHAN & BAG LEY Hood River, Oregon jm9 tiJiMimiin TiiMnlniiii' , Wi DC J New Location. We are now located in(the Smith Building, iu the room formerly occupied by J. E. Rami, where we will be pleased to see all of our old customers as well as new ones. . This large and well-lighted store has been fitted up with the best and most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour and Feed ever displayed in the City. Fresh Vegetables received daily; Call and inspect our stock. SPOT CASH GROCERY WOOD & SMITH BROS., Proprietors. A LETTER ; I wish to say to all purold friends and custom ers who for so nvnyy'ea.jpftto our shop for their meats, thai it 'is usi;less for nie-to introduce Wpod Bros., our successsors, as th'eir'1-8 years in the butcher, busines', in .'Wasco county has made ";' them. sp(.,widely knwp thaf Aii.jhrpduetion is nn ' 1 nocessary. Being jhojiest, capivkk business men, '.tliey, bate tjie meafnnrnf-'abitrty to. rwp 'a -business u m as it should bo" truh, and Iftli vay that will be a ..' credit to our city. !" ')--. V-. ;' - -I xt)ect4. 8feay.-U4Jii)iv. firm for awhile, t old stand. I will guarantee that you will gvt just as much meat -ir1"0118 ,'l"1'tt't,us treatment and s ju8tl5ices can Iwhud in the city. V hityfyk? V,r fii'ig' good to eat ior tne frpringtrade. ' rt iulil i(.l.-! i V If IIS. A1AYKS. NOW IS THE TIME to trade your A NEW RANGE ' ' sftove in, on The Bier New arid is the place. We buy, sell and.exchangsn&mng xin and OrAnitAwarA. Crockerv. and in fact'EVERYTHtN'O'itA.lfthlA. .' .. ...?.-.;s . Come in and be convinced that we can SAVE' YOU MONEY. phone 1053 - 0. R DABBy7 "COTrPrb-prietorfi I i'
