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THURSDAY. SEPT. 13, 1906.
A Miobigun millionaire lumbermim
bag died leaving 27 wills. Tbo law
yeri, will uo doubt orect a moniiuient
to bim.
Last year this conutry imported
$10,000,000 worth of diamoudH. They
ought to pretty nearly replace the
one that were stolen from acti eases
during the year.
The increase in postal receipts
moves the New Yoik World to remark
that a nation's happiness and proB
peilty can be measured ,by the letters
it writes. But there isn't much hap
plness in the kind we get the first of
every month.
A good solution of the question of
cheap apples for poor people would b
to buy some of "thVsurplus stock i
tbe east and shin it out went. No. 1
Ben Davis apples are soiling for 50
cents a barrel, and commoner kinds
are being left to rot on the 'ground.
" Now that Emperor William and
King Edward have kissed and made
up, now that Senator Piatt and Chair
man Odell have fallen into each oth
er's arms; now that leader Murphy
and Editor Hearst speak as they pass
by j now all would be sweetness and
light, if President Roosevelt and Hon
ator Tillman would drop the big stick
and pitohfork and rub noses.
CMosier and Tbe Dalles are now busy
in the packing and shipping of
prunes. There will be none driod
tbia year, or very few, the bulk going
out in five-pound baskets to the east
em market. Last year's returns for
this method of shipment were very
satisfactory, and it is being followed
up tbia year on a more extensive
scale. R. II. Weber says that there
will be about 25 oar fiom The Dallas
and 15 from Mosler. The shipments
from Hood River will be small, as
there are but comparatively few in
the valley. ,:,
An interesting experiment was tried
In a small town of the East. A dollar
was tagged and on the tag was tbe ro
quest to note to whom It was paid and
for what. In a few hours it bud
passed through the hands of a grcoer,
butcher, a collector, a bookstore
li.uu, a hardware merchant and f
preacher. In a few days it had paid
over 8100 worth of debts. The idea
was to show that a dollar spent at
home does good to many each day and
that its actual monetary value Is not
its full measure of good lu a ooimiui
ty. Spent with a catalogue house, it
leaves tbe home town and does uo
more good there.
I - - - ... -!
Rlnaido M. Hall Resigns.
Riualdo M. Hall, who for several
years was advertising agent of the O.
It. t N, company, and when the
offices were consolidated with the
Southern Pacific, his rtuHoi were ex
tended over tbe tatter's ' Hues in Ore
gon, has resigned bis position, it tnk
ing effect the first of the present
month, Mr. Hall is uncertain at pies
ent just what line line of work he will
take up.
Mr. Hall has set a high stamlaid
on the work of the odloe, his publica
tiona being the equvl of any of like
character among the big railroads of
the oouatry. Ills publications bare
been original, unique and effective ns
a meana of advertllsng the resource
of the wonderful country traversed by
tbe Ilarrlman system, and Hood Uivm
baa never bad cause to feel slighted
in any of these publications. The de
mand for these books and foldeis has
demonstrated their value, and the
eagerness with which they are hoiikM
as soon as Issued, is an a ided tribute
to the high character of tho work.
Mr. Hall has many friends Binong
the newspaper profession who wIhIi
him every tuooess in whatever lino of
work he may take up.
Htate Fair at Nulriii.
Fair Grounds, Salem, Or., Sept. 10
Tbe weather could not have bitun
more Ideal for the opeulng of tin
State Fair. No sooner were the gatux
thrown open at 7 o'clock than people
began to tlook in, and up to noon lh
crowd, was estimated at about u.lKHi,
The opening could not have beeu
more auspicious, and iudlcatlons are
that the attendance tnrougnout tin
week' will.be largei than expected.
Exhibits, which are better in every
respect thau ever before ,are in place
in every department, and a large force
of men Is engaged in putting tlie Mu
lshing touches on. Livestock, dairy,
maohinery aud agricultural exhibit
are all above the standard of excel
leuoe and scope, and are centers of at
tractions among the displays.
The greatest attraction at the fair
is tbe racing programme, which Is
composed of two regular harness
vents and two running raes each
day.with one or two special running
or harness races sandwiched in. The
best horses on the coast are entered
in these events aud some fust time is
expected to be tuade, if not roooiils
broken, during the week.
Tbe traok is in excellent condition
and borsemeu prouounce it fanter
than ever before.
Kern.
To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O.
at Viento, September, 10 a boy.
True,
To Mr. aud Mrs. A. 1). Hull, at
Odell, September 8, a glrL
To Mr.a nd Mrs. Ueo. llraitbwaito,
September 9, a girl.
A bath cleanses the skin and rid the
pores of refuse. A bath makes fur bet
ter fellowship and citizenship. Not
only should the outside of the body lo
cleansed, but occasional use of a laxa
tive or cathartic ojieiis the bowelfc and
clears tbe system ot effete matter, Jiost
for this are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Pleasant little pills that do not gripe or
sicken. Sold by Williams Pharmacy.
ADVERTISING
BY 0. R. & N.
According to William McMurray,
general passenger agent of tbe llarri
tuan lines in Oregou the O. H. & N.
company, the Union Pacific and the
Southern Pacific will redouble theii
efforts to advertise Oregon in the
East in the future. Notwithstanding
the excellent advertising given this
state by the Ilarriman system in the
past, new rent urea and now advertis
ing departments will be aided to all
tbe railioad publications ixsued by
the Ilarriman people on tbe Pacific
const.
Mr. McMurray today secured a
number nf bunting and range pnrto
graphs from Majoi Lee Moorhouse,
Hiid in the forthcoming edition nf the
"Road of n thousand wonders," and
tbe "Ovorliiiiii Route" to be issued
by tbe Union and Southern Pacific
roads, the bunting advantages of Ore
gon will he featured.
Thousands of eastern hungers come
west every year in search of good
hunting ami heretofore this feature
of Oregon bus been neglected in all
advertising. The Ilarriman people
will now place this feature prominent
ly before the east and photographs and
views of hunting K'ones will have a
prominent phice in all forthcoming
publications.
Major Alooi house had a number of
excellent mountain scenes which Mr.
McMurray 'ound suitable for the
forthcoming books and these will ap
pear with suitable reading matter in
tbe advertising publications to be is
sued by the Hi n in. so people in tin.
near future.
lu regard to the heavy t ratal over
the Ilarriman lines, Mr. McMurray
says it is unprccented in the history
of western railroading. Every effort
Is being made to tulil gre iter facili
ties for handling this travel. The
Union Pacific is being practically
double tracked from end to end and
several millions are being spent in
improvements aud new equipment for
tbe O. R. & N. and Hho tEine. With
iu a limit time the en' ire Ilarriman
system will be practically rebuilt, so
vust are the improvements now being
oompleted. East Oregoninn.
itiilthcr Jews Like Rabbits.
Siedlce, Sept. 10. A Jewish massa
cre surpassing In seriousness all pre
vious ones iu this vicinity, took place
here Saturday and Sunday, it was
carefully planned beforehand, the sol
diers warning all the Christian popu
liition in advance to hang out their
ikons, in order that they might re
main undisturbed.
Saturday night somo Terrorists
killed two soldiers, aud theieupon the
Libau Regiment broke forth iu unre
strained fury. They began murder
ing Jews on every hand, and contin
ued their work of slaughter all night
Saturday and ail day Sunday.
Tho ghastly work of murdering and
pillaging continued until early this
morning, when (lovoruor - Uenerul
Skallou telegraphed for permission to
use the artillery. Emir batteriesthen
opened tire down Pienka, Wuisiiw and
Aliena streets, which were inhabited
by thousands of Jews. The destrun
Mon was hoirilile. An a result of the
tpuiornl slitughtei, it Is estimated that
fully 2'KI Jews have been killed and
l.txio wounded. There are :i,(J(X) pris
oners in custody, a great many of
whom uie wounded. Not a soldier
was killed.
Apple for l lie Orient,
Hood River apples are soon to be
come us famous iu the Orient as they
are now iu New York and the Euro
pean cities. Tbe Eastern importing
oomjiany, which bus branch olllcoa in
all of tho largo Asiatic ports and
cities, lias eont.nicte I with the Hood
Ulver Apple (rowers' union to handle
the product in the Orient, The com
pany will contiol nil ot the apples that
go to Asia and will systematically in
troduce them.
So the famous Splzenb irgs and New
towns will very shoitly be us easy to
procure iu Shanghai, Canton, Hong
kong, iokio, Port Arthur, Calcutta,
liouibay and other big cities as right
here lu Portland, except that there
will be a (inference in price. It Is
expected that the apples .will be read
ily purchased liy the tourists, for
eign oIIU'IiiIh and the higher class ot
the Celestials. A Chinese or Japanese
or an Indian enjoy a Hood River ap
ple with as much relish as does at.
inerican or European.
it is thought that a largo business
can lie woiked up iu the Orient and
the brisk demand of the comparatively
'etv und small shipments of apples re
ceived there justifies this belief. The
nnstorn Importing company is famil
iar with the territory, is in a position
to advertise and augment tbe sale of
the product, and for these reaanna it
received a contract from the 'Hood
River Apple Urowers' union. J.
Hamilton Niiwynt, the Poll land repre
sentutiveof the company, has been
corresponding with the Hood Rivei
fruit grmv rs for some time.
A box of apples can be shipped to
tue.Vsinllc ports for about it cents,
while to bend a box to New York and
Kugland costs fill cents and 75 cents
respectively. 1 he apples will be
shipped in specially made boxes, lined
with paper. Every apple will be
ivrupped. This will be done to iusuie
complete preservation. Experiments
will bo conducted by the Eastern Im
porting company to ascertain what
variety is le-t fitted to withstand the
climatic clinics.
Hood River apples are not eaten all
tho way from l ho north pole to the
south pole, hut they come very near
being shipped dear around the worh',
New markets are constantly beini
opened. 1 hey are now shipped as far
north an Alaska, as far south as Mexi
co, and t hey go oust to Kurope. Ore-
gouinu.
liincaiillrowii.
At the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Drown, Klamath l'tills.H
Or., on Wednesday, August -J, llur
r.ettu li. ihiucau aud Eiluu I'lors
Drown were united in marriiigt) by
Uuv. J. 1!. (Iri'llth. The bride was
attended by her sister, Hazel Mae,
.Albert Patlersou licing 1'iv-t, man. Af
ter a dainty lunch . n ' veil the
young couple left for a ten days' tiip
to Pelican liny Lodge, Until young
people an. well known in Portland
whim liny have n wide circle ot
I'lien.ls. i hey will be at home after
I leceiul er l.i. at llreliatdorest. Hood
liher, Hlieie Mr. Duncan has a line
ranch and is just finishing a neat cot
tage. Reduction In Hour ami Feed.
Special i'ii-Ii price on Flour and Fred
nt warehouse, bran $1 1 per ton; sh irts,
$IH per ton ; Hour, $4 per barrel. 1.
Mclioiiftl.l.
Notice.
There will be a special meeting of
Kden laieitmpment, Monday evening,
September 17, for centering (ioldon
Rule and Royal Puplre degrees. A
good attendance is expected.
Hamilton-Brown
SHOES
First Arrival
Some New Fall Goods fire in now. May be you want to hear tin? latent and see
the newewT, in Ladies' Tai'or-Tade Suits or Woolen Dress Goods. Our sales people
an chock full o( informal ion, and we always appreciate your visit whether you
wish to buy or not. We a re always holding out economy. Saving money on nec
essnrv purchases is Economy.- Buying floods that wear and look well is Economy.
Trading ata store that t nables you to do these things is Eeondmy. THAT'S US
LARGEST AND BEJT SELECTION OF TABLETS IN TdE CITY
Men's $4.00 Hat $3.23
Men who appreciate high valuer ;n bat" will not fail
to take advantage of this great t'fer. Tbe genuine
John B. Stetson bat, tbe Standard f Kxcellence, sold
regularly at $4.HI and 4.fi0, we will n-ll until tfO 09
the week ends at tbe special price of iDUtiLo
Flat Iron. Mrs. Pott's celebrated iiickle-pla'y
flat irons Three Irons, holder and handle, $1.0"
Bath Druinei. Mug
m ile "Mi a solid oak back,
once is dilticiilt to do without.
Stove Brushes.' Au article that all hoiihe
keeper will have to tiae now P blacken tbe stove
linn bin bad a vacation Ihr .ugh the summer
months. Price lOc
Toilet Soap. Y' lir choice of I'ucuniber, Out
nieal. Am iinin' Violet or Witch Hazel toilet poap,
sold regularly at 6c. a bar, yonrcbiuccof 3 ham, 25c
Parasol. A new selection in Indies' Silk Para
asols, in all tbe leading shades. These parasols are
mnde from a fine quality of silk and have a silk cov
ering. Your clioii,e..J11. . . . . . LUL: . 915o
Long 5ilR Glove. We have just received a
shipment ol ladies' long silk gloves, jn white and
lilacs, niaoe who renuorcru linger lips, ninkind
them very ourame. vv nne mey
BOYS' SALT AND PEPPER SUITS. Hoy's 2-piece double
breasted, square cut suits, in salt and pepper effects,
made of hard finished worsted, son eihi-iv thut ihe
dust will not p lietrate. A good alue ut reirular
price $4 00 Kpeciat ale price 83.27
1
We are Never
Undersold
LARGEST
,nncisns!LVi DsovasDsosnsns,
SOIL TO BRING
HEAT AND POWER
Washington, Hupt. li Socretary
of Agrlonlture Wilson does ,uot join
in the posaiuiistio views as to the na
tion's economic destiny recently
made publio by President J. J. Hill
of the Great Northern railroad, who
shudders to think of tbe days wheu
our population trebles. The secreta
ry makes an answer today that
breathes the spirit of optimism and
conlldeiice, aud assuiances of the fu
ture. He admits tho aocuiucy uf the
railroad magnate's statement of facts,
hut he does opposes hi dedi cttons
aud proguosloations. He duclaicn that
it is true the British tarings nets a
greater yield per acre thau the (ineri
can, but it is because he has i d opted
different methods. 'The sooreturt says
the application of new method.- in the
west and ill tbe Mississippi valley will
yield enormous returns The tecre
tary has no uueasiness about the lack
of fuel.
"Ihe farmers will meet condi
tions, " he says. "Congress has tak
on the first step iu giautiug free alco
nol, aud thiVi department is at work
learning what cun he done to develop
its possibilities.
"Chemists are working at a big
miniiHty iu Illinois to learu how to
produce cheaply from the waste pro
ducts of that business, and an export
has been sent to Kurope to study and
bring back supplies of seed tor the
pioduotiou of big stock potatoes
raised there for alcohol and stock
food. It is not the ordinary odible
potato we know, but will give twicr
the alcohol pel acre. Still other ex
perts are studyiug the uiso of alcohol
for heat and power.
"We will Irrigate more The gov
ernment is doing what it can to re
claim laud whin 1 lien hclov the lovel
of the ditch, llut what of tl.u land
which lies above the ditch to which
tho water cannot he tulien? W I', wo
Bre working still nioie for i . Ve aie
lliiding crops that will grow on it. '
are searching the ends of tho until
for them. Durum wheat, tor cen
turies raised iu Algeria aud dry parts
of Hiinsla, was brought to us, ft will
produce a good crop 011 10 inches of
annual rainfall. Last your we raped
10,000,000 bushels of it, aud thu jear
tho crop will lie much larger.
Appointed Administrator.
Koswell Shelley has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Clms.
M. Husey, deceased. D. S. tSnaey, of
Haiisbiirg, Ore. brother of the de
ceased, requested tbe appolntmeut of
Mr. Shelley, aud spent several days
here the latter part of the week look
ing over the nroporty and taking care
ot the personal elfects of his brother.
Mr. iiusey lives so far away that he
thought it better to have a local man
take charge of the estate. There are
nine hi others and sisters, scattered
iiround in diff eroir states, w ho are
heirs, and to whom the proceeds will
go after final settlement.
Notice.
No orders will be delivered after
11. 00 in the forenoon ami 4.:t0 in Ihe
afteruoon, commencing Monday, Sep
temlier 17. Mctiuire liros.
Kd. Mayes.
A. S. lieut
LOST
On S'nte " I Hill, out of 11 1
ltiver, !.. . ew .'i-rlng halter with 1. pe
stem. Also 1.01 p' tiii carriage blanki .
Kinder will h.' p i l 75c by leaving it
the Glacier oll'nv or at Hutler Hankii g
Company.
XOT1CK OK KIN A I. sI'.TTI.KMKNT
In the matter of Ihees jite of llurvry J. R.vr
ket I, deceased. .
Notice Is hereby given thai the undersigned
hna died hla final report and account as ad
mlnlstriltor of Ihe elate of llarvi y J. Ilry
ki il deceased, and Unit the roi.niy court or ,
the Stuie of on-gon, for Wiw,v county, has '
upiHiinted Monday, the sth day of November, j
im!, at the hour of ten o'clock a. 111. of mi id
day as the lime, and ihe county court room j
in Ihe county court house In lHlles t'ily,
VVssco county, Oregon, us the plie-e for the
h. arlnx of salil final rejsrt. All ei sons hav
ing objections to said report ure h.-reby no
tltlcl 10 be present at subt time and pluce and
pies, et Mich obleetlon. If any tber- tw.
Dated I Ills Hill dill' of Septrllil-. . l!H',.
RO. III. A Mil All,
sltt Aduilulstruior
The Paris Fair
The Place to Save Money
of New Fall
Ladies' i50 Hose 90
We have plai-ed on special sale a''out 150- pairs of
Ladies' Fast ISIack Cot 'on Hose, made wiih a hivrh
spliced heel and a pure Maco foot. Au article that is
seldom bought for 15c, and one that will wear f
and give satisfaction. Regular price 15c, Special ".,
Children' Underwear. Odds and ends of
c hildren's ,'ersey riblied, fleece lined underwear.
JiiFt tho thing for this eld weather, its so soft and
warm. We have lot, values up to 85c. Will eh.e
Oil at, the garment, . ..15e
An urticlo if ued
Price 2Jc.
Ladies' Suits. The first shipment of Lubes'
Tailor-made Suits have arrived and are very stylish
and effective. The coats are in islly short effects,
mule of plaids and tourist suitings. A very pretty,
assortment of pattern i with price ramimt from
$7.50 to 915.00
Ladies' Underwear. New arrivals of Ladies'
Perfect Fittin Jersey ribbed underwear. Tailor
finished and a garment that is made to fit the form.
Your choice 25c
Knives and Forhi. Medium size knives and
forks, made with a highly polished handle, and a
good quality blade. Your choice per set of six, 50c
making
91.15
lest, . .
NANISM CLOTH SUITS. Ad sizes, 2-piece manish cloih
suit" for boy, -imde with a sq mre cut double breasted.
K iry h iv and servicahle "material. Reirul ir
Price $2.75 Social price 91-98
AND BEST LINE OF SHOES IN
THE STEEL SQUARE.
HeTrj' of (be Invention of the Tool
I'seil by Curitentera.
The large steel squares used by car
penters aro such common tools that
perhaps few know when and where
they were first wade aud bow they
camo to be used or even give the mat
ter a thought. The making of them is a
great industry now, hut when the last
century came In there was not one in
use.
The inventor was a poor Vermout
blacksmith, Silas Howes, who lived in
South Hhaftsbury.
One dull, rainy day a peddler of tin
ware called at his shop to have tbe
blacksmith fasten a shoe 011 bis horse.
Such peddlers traveled up and down
the country, calling at every farmhouse,
buying everything in the way of bar
ter. This oue hud a number of worn
out steel saws that be bad picked up in
various places. Howes bargained for
them, shoeing the peddler's horse and
receiving tbe saws In payment, and
each thought he had an excellent trade.
Ills Idea wiis to polish and weld two
saws together nt right angles and thus
make a rule or measure superior to
anything then lu use. After a few at
tempts he succeeded iu making a
square, marked It off Into Inches and
fractions of inches and found that it
answered every purpose that be in
tended It for.
Iu the course of a few weeks he made
quite a number during bis spare hours.
These he sent out by the peddlers, who
found every carpenter eager to buy
one. Soon be found orders coming in
faster than ho could supply tbe de
maud. One of his steel "squares" would
sell for $5 or $0, which was five times
as much as It cost him.
lie applied for and obtained a patent
on his invention bo that no one else
could deprive him of the profit it gave
him. It was just after the war of 1812,
und money was source and difficult to
get, but he worked early and late, and
as he on rued money be bought iron and
hired meu to help him. In a few years
ho wus able to erect a large factory and
put In machinery for the making of
squares, which by this time had found
their way all over the country and had
made their Inventor famous.
Such was the small beginning of a
large and Important Industry. People
came miles to see the wonderful forges,
the showers of sparks flying from be
neath the heavy hammers, and listen
to the din of the thousand workmen.
Silas Howes lived to bo n millionaire,
aud he did 11 great ..l of b.h1 with
his money.- Copgn g itl.iini!!- t.
A IVIIIe. eiiev.
He Don't jou iliink that some of Ml
taylngs are smart? SheThey aren't,
but they do. Brooklyn Life.
Stanley-Smith
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Etc
Limber Delivered to
I
Headquarters for!
Dry Goods
Merchandise
We Close at
7.00 O'clock
THE CITY
Notice.
To All VVh 'in it May Concern: Nu
tice 1- heiehy gl' en thai Ira All ien is
nob. g-r in my einphu, O' :is c.ated
with me 111 any capacity whatsoever
No one will in the future extend any
credit to 1 1 i tn on my account, and he if
not authorized to make any collection
for me. A. S. lient.
KKI'ORT OK THE CONDITION Or
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT HOOD RIVKR, IN THE KTATK OF
OlltUOJV, AT THK CIjUHK Or BUHI
NK88 8 KPT. 4, im.
KKMOUKCES.
I,' an and Dlwonnui H0 III;; im
overilrans MMuireu and urHecureo 7,w:UM
United Htutes lHinus to Heciir circu
lation 12,500.00
Premium on II. H. bonds 4i.i.:il
HoudH aud 8ecurltlt UM
Furniture and fixtures s.iviu.n
Due from Slate Hunks and Hankers... fl,4IS.;Ui
Due from upproved reserve agenta.... 37,i:Vt.fie
Checks and other cash Items I.Kd.'M
Note uf other nuttonal bunks 1,145.11(1
fractional paper currency, nickels
and cent HO.Uc
Lawful Monlv Ukhkkvic In bank
Viz:
Rpecle 9,.187.TO
Lexul tend, r mites 1,:ii0(M... 10,S1tT.7S
Redemption mud with II. M. treasur
er (n per cent of circulation) fii".tM)
Total Jsll.'.'ifcj.ST
i.iaiii J,l 1 IKS.
Capital stork paid In s.vi Olift.dii
HurplUHl'umi .l.iituK)
Undivided profits, lc cxikmihcs unit
tuxes psid 1
Nutlonul'llflnk notes outstanding.... on
Ividenus unpaid .'jo. no
liidividuul deposits subject tocheck 12 ,i;i'.t.
DeniHIld certillcHtesof deKlslt i,777.;0
lime certificates ol deposit suit Suv-
lugs Department 3,e4VI!l
Cashier's cnecksouttumllii ai.U'
Total ; SJ3I,22 87
Htnle of OrcKon, County of Wasco, as:
I, K. O. Hlunchur, casbler ol tbe above
named bnnk, do solemnly swesr that lie
above statement Is true to the best of my
snowieoiee uiiu ueoci.
K. . lll.ANCHAK, Cashier.
Corhkt. Attet-l: R. Sinllli, Joi n W. llln
rlcbs, I , Stun ley, Directors.
Huh l ibed snd sworn to brfor? me this ",0th
day ol tlepl.,
Oeo. T. Prallier, Votary Publlo
EXKi t ' IOR'8 NOTICE
Not c I- if r. i, given that the undersigned
has duly., 'i"l as 1 xecutor of the last will
aud tests ; bonis 8. Rhoaries, deceased,
ami an p - tiuviuK claims RKnien siioi
eststeun t t. ,t to present the same duly
verified 11 'i. ml. ce of A. A. Jayne, Hood
River, Ore. u I'nin six monllis from lint dale
Hereof. o. H. khoahkh.
AUKU.t .'.'!, ll KSLKM
Only a lew more of llnise splendid 10-acre
tracts unsold on the M. H. l'otter furm I11
HiKid River valley, near tbe city. Huitable
tor apples aud strawberries. I'rleea are
placed below regular rates on similar prop
erly In this vicinity. No better apple lund
can be found. Look at It personally for the
prooi. rite r runs jucrariand, iss i:uh st,
Pish land, or see Mrs. M. H. hotter on tbe
farm. miotf
For Sale Oue team of horseli, weight 1400
rinnaacHcii, wen oroKen. single ordoutiie,
and 12 years old. iood bumess and S',
Huln wagon, wide Urea, Willi rack. I'rlce 13 0
Terms. WIU tske two or three good milch
cows as purt payment. Write to or Inquire of
1 .. v , rt arisius, lascaue lsicks, ure. jntt
Hulls lor r4ervlee 1 keep two bulla at my
place for r-ervlce. Any one wishing tbe use ol
same must pay at tbe time service Is tendered
Service, $1. I also do dehorning at 2'o pet
head. Uruno r'rans North Belmont. a&-uovl.
Lumber Co.
1
Any Part of the Valley
3
a.
Bartmes' Furniture Store
ON A CASH BASIS
Malleable Iron Beds, guaranteed against breaks by the
factory for 25 yenrs, and yet
We get thein direct from the Kast. Call and look them over.
S. E BARTMESS .
Building Material, Carpets, Paints, etc.
LICENSED
Undertaker and Embalmer.
FOR OREGON AND WASHINGTON
K REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT ON ALMOST ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A Large Lineof New Spring Goods
MATTINGS and CARPETS
At prices never before quoted
Millinery Opening
OF THE
Latest Designs
in Pattern Hats
At Mme. Abbott's
...Thursday, Friday and Saturday...
Sept. 13, 14 and 15
ARTHUR
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER
Is now located in Chas. Clarke's Drug Store, next
door to the postoffice. A full line of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass
All Goods Marked
. . Don't forget the
W. B. STROWBRIDGE
SIGN WRITER
Paper Hanging and Tinting a Specialty
Phone 1313
For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS.
For. Hrtle. Four foot stab wood at the Mid
die Vnliuy Mill. Telephone two long und one
Klior ring". h13-o4
For Hale. Full blooded Plymouth Hork
chickens from prize winning Htoek. We have
g-mie that will nmke prlae winners and tie.
fore sending elsewhere be sure and visit the
ards ut K-kford suire. We g-uuranU-e yni
S'ttlsfaclion. onr swles last yfai were very
idshetory. Mrs Brayford. Bockford Store,
nesr Hurrutt'i ISrlinol house. sl3-o4
Kor 8 lie. Haby bnggy. IT O. H. Jenkins.
siaX
ror Nrtle. i'wo wood Khcds, .ultnble for
chUrken bouse or small barn- w. J. Baker.
sia-04
For Kale-A 7 Je:sev bull, yesrs old
sure service, price, IM). M. liumas, Mount
lima. fa
For Ssle One horse back, either one or two
seats; suitable for family driving or market
waKon. Also set ot harness. G. H. Bobbins,
Fanners' phone, Itoute 1. s27
For Hale Two milk cows and a saddle oonv
J. Wlckham. 827
Fer Sale Hsm iifijilii, IS loot pouts. Good as
new. Inquire of O. L. Woodworth or U. B.
Hartley. s27
For Hale Pine wood, 16 Inch and i foot
leturths. Price, J2.A0 per cord for 16 inch and
92 per cord lor 4 foot, on the ground at my
rancn ai imen. a. u. ais?.
For Hale Fox t'rler pupa from my prlie
winner that took first prize at Portland show.
The pups are pure bUxd. very nicely marked
black and tan ncaos ami ears, white bodies.
FVerv one will make a winner if nut no for a
show. These dogs make the best of compan.
Ions and rat. dogs. Kockford store, Hood
River, Ore. li
For Hale-'A Faultless Grubber, nearly new.
at a bargain. AIm two tents and camping
out lit. Crescent Fruit Co., i miles out, east
Hie. , . a.u-saj
For Sale Italian prunes. One centarjonnd.
Twin Oaks Farm. PhoueMxl. uMs!U
For sale Team of light work horses, one a
gimd single driver) set double harness; one
uaca; one ouggy, atmosi. uew; one single nar
nest; one saddle and bridle. A bargain.
M-m . H.M.Huxley.
Wanted N) families who can each use from
10 to lt lbs. of prunes, Choice of four varie
ties. Phone lJSti. H.C Bateham. ajtii-sia
For Sale-Two bursts, weight about 10(10 lbs.
each; 1 one-horse spring wagon, cart and har
ness, j. 11. Kinsey, aAi-nis
For Hale Forty thoroughbred Brown Leg.
horn bsua. J. I. Carter East Hide. Phone
lit. 21-812
For Kale 10 acre tracts In Mouat Hood Set
tlement, on main mad. Timber on some
tract, also wster. Price 1761(1 to tls nr
acre. Half down, balance 6 per cent! Clear
title to every tract. Address A. K. Velnuth.
441 Sherlock Building, Portlaud, Ore,, owner
at m.
For Sale Reliable family bay horse. -broke
to work, rid or drive single or double. Also
harness and twrMieated rig. WHI take cow,
hsy or farm wo 'k In exchange. Apply by
mail or In mornings at farm on Rerrett road.
s jura. i. n. Mercer.
For Sale Only 80 minntea walk from noat.
Oilice, IK acres of good rich land, tine view,
1 Hviug,.Npriug ou place, uooa new House,
some land cleared. All for $100. Kasy
terms. Enquire at this office.
f For Sale Team of ruarea. New harness
1 snd heavy 'hack, cneap. Apply at Transfer
j A Livery bsrn or W B. McLaughlin. s6 .
For Hale-Bed 100m suit, cook skive, chairs.
Mason fruit Jars, hack and harness good as
new. Call or write Henry Statu m, lavvn
port lower planer, Kutbtoiij ai
cheaper than the cast bedn.
CLARKE
in Plain Figures
name
Clarke, the Jeweler
For Hale. Reliable family bay borne, broke
to work, ride and drive single or double, with
harness and two seated wairon. I'rtee 4 ,5 IK)
If taken this month. Apply mornings at
fiiriii on Barrett road. Mr, J. B. Henwr. sl.t-ot
Kor HBle NTi'e"newfiii aifpot esn be founJ
al the Part Fair. 1.27
For Sale-Heavy wat'tm In K"od condition,
will trade for ltxht waiton. ISiiikIh hari.ess
taken In part payment. H. p. Holph, K. K. I).
No. 1, Phone I29U. U9.-ti
REAL ESTATE.
Parties wlshln to buy Isnd In W ind
River valley would do well to call on c. (;.
Wstherell, Carson, Wash. jyitl niti
for Hale Klght acres of land, miles from
Hood Klver on Belmont road ; 5 acres in
strawberries, 65 fruit trees, part full he:irimr
and part one year; balance In clover, potatoes
and vegetables, blackberries, red raspberries
and black caps on place. Three room house,
packing house lUxa), barn Hxlil and other
bulldtugs. Call al place for further particu
lars, jailf L. J. Mulkius.
Wanted.
Wanted. Men to clear m acres brush land.
G. D. Woodworth. bI;uh
Wanled. Janitor work or odd (ohs. Will
take care or horse or cow or other work on
premises. T. W. care of Glacier. ;sl:(.4
Pasture. Plenty of meadow pasture on t lie
Kemp place at Odell. tlM per month. Phone
No lim. Maslker Bros. si3 o4
Wanted to exchange a nice H-room house
In Dallas, the county seat of Polk county, for
an apple orchard. Address with full partic
ulars to C. A McCargar, Failing Building.
Portland, Oregon. B
Wantec Teams to haul ties. Middle Valley
Mill, 4 miles south of Odell, Telephone two
iuuk anu one suori.
si:i-o4
Wanted-Man or men to tske contract for
clearing laud. Liberal pay. A. N. Hahm.
s27
Wanted-KellablcmRn to lake agency for
Oregon Fire Relief Assoclat on for ilond
River and Valley, address Kd J Perkins
General Agent Eastern Oregon Department,
Vogt Block, The Dalles, Pie on. dsW
Wanted Inimefiiyteivin n ,
of 16 Inch wood and S cords of 4 tout' wood.
mis. Auums, raraaise rami. 7
Wanted-Oood bright tx,y to learn printer's
trade. F.nquire at Glacier olllce.
Wanted-A washwoman, inquire at this
omee. ,
Lost
imr unmt tnree shoes Just
reP"Are?,' ,n'i,f P'se return to this otth-e.
Wanled-A cook for the Kmploves Club, at
the Warm Spring Indian Hehool. For fur
ther Intor ation call ou or address W. II
Bishop, Box 7'., City. a'i-i't
Wanted Horse, harness nnH 11. inni,
wagon. U. D. Ntc.kelsen. . -i
Wanted Prune packers aud pickers, good
camping ground, two weeks work. A poly to
P. Henningsen, at the Dryer, Mosler, ore. ail
..iiniwrn-ii or iraue Two lots ftixIOO
and 40x UKI, one si x-room house and lour-room
Cottage with fruit, on !.., i.. cu, :
River, Oregou. r """u
For Rent
-,f.Kr """l; lnwer to" of8 rooms and bath
With niiMlcrn tnMimvun..,...- r . .
u, " , r"'ririi w, 11 rw witter, til
.ZfT? inn. Also 4 rooms furnished
For llnt nrto.. t . .
1 , - . ...v. . , luiiunuu noitse lur-
iHh ?,T anfurnl",'l for rent till Msrch,
-..,.,, ,., ifiou lenant, or longer time
.'rJii,r'h,u ' Situated 2 m.h-s from
oak and pine wood, thickens, fresh J enter
COW a till rsa I i hnnu n 4 1. .. ...
wanted ou spple cn. For parttonlHrs apply
only aner Sep iah;';uT Mr."i"'B
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