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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1906)
Ufa HO 0DR1VER';G LACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 190 sr. D jf y We have purchased at Bankrupt Sale a $2,000 stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes and as we were fortunate enough to secure these goods at about Fifty Cents on the Dollar we are in a position to meet any and all competition. Most of these shoes are of the well known SMI H, WALACE & CO. make, a line that has been sold in this town for the past ten years, , and is well and favorably known. When you want anything in the Shoe or Clothing lines call on us. I WILL PAY YOU BLOWERS BROS. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Commissioner's court convened in reuular session, with the following members of the Hoard present: A. ti. Laka. county judge; Jl. J. Jliu hard. commissioner; U. II. HtoiiKh ton. commissioner; Simeon liolton, nnnntv clerk. Tne following proceedings were bud, tn wit: The following bills were audi tod and the cleric instructed to draw warrants in payment of same on tne count; fciAAsiiier: J. a. Uolt, work Buses' offiae 9 30 00 VS. H. BDroat. wit dint atty 6 40 8. F. Pouts, same 0 40 Seaman Cox, same 6 40 J as. Btranahan, same 0 40 Byron O. Clark, same 10 00 K. D. Saunders, same 0 40 W. C. Wheeler, same 7 20 James Wheeler, same 7 20 A. N. Bonn, printing, 21 00 Ulaas k Prudhomme. supplies, 11) 00 I, C. Nlokelaen, otlioe supplies 3 20 Stadelmau Ice Co, ice o'rt house 3 65 O. O. Blakely, med for pauper 2 00 Seufert A Condon, tele'ne rent 3 00 A. hi Crosby, med for pauper 2 25 M. F. Shaw. M. D. med at fee Dauoer 1 00 Psnllio States Tel Co. use of tele phone and messages 8 B0 Sisters of Mercy, care paupers 00 00 Orandall Undertaking Co. burial banners 4U uu rnompson. teaoners exami ua'on i ou J. S. Landers. same IS 00 Ward k Kobertsou. use auibul'oe for oonTeying paupers fi 00 J. T. Peters 4 Co. lumber for li Dlats til 00 D. S. Wbeeler k Sonsupplles K D No it 02 75 Chss Lee, rebate poll tax 1 00 II. Ulenn. supplies 28 (15 Wm. Ulaalus. Janitor teachers ex amtnatlon 3 00 Claude Wilson, work B D No 32 75 00 Peter Stollor. remov'g dead cow 2 50 Chas. L. Sinltb. use of team for Co court 3 00 J. C. WingUuld. work Co road i 0U O. P. Balaoh. use of team for Co court 0 00 L. Lacey, supplies pauper 20 IX) J. T. Net!, stamps and supplies 5 85 II. E. Blocher. sup'r HI) No 36 115 00 J. II. Ulll. supplies paupers 8 33 Mis. O. P. Uiowell. oare pauper 4 05 Oreson Lumber Co. lumber H L To 7 7 C8 Levi Chrlaman, board prls'rs and Incidentals 105 &r C. N. Burnet, servioes coroner 10 40 Ulenn O. Allen, juror iuquest 1 00 1 00 V. M. Uawsou same J. U.Croaseu, same O'Neal Povey, same J, K. Page, same a W. Bark. same Martin Daily, same John Doyle, same R, V. Andrews, same H. W. Bark, taking testimony iti quest Mrs. Hugh Frazer, oare of indi gent J. L, Henderson, J P fuos J. A. Douthlt, J P fees Jaa Harper, constable fees Mrs. Jennie Jordan, wit J P (leo. Robinson, same Joe Rannia, same W. H. Nealbeaok, same Bennle Neabeaok, same J. E. Rlgg. n)8 Henry Deardorf, same J. A. Douthlt, J P fees U. F. Ualnther. wit J C 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 50 1 50 3 50 5 00 22 00 8 85 10 80 4 70 4 50 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 6 115 5 IX) 12 40 6 1)0 5 05 3 (X) 1 50 1 50 22 65 ' 1 00 1 IK) i 00 Jas Harper, oonstabie fees Joe Daffrou. wit J P J. A. Douthlt, J P fees J ax Harper, oonatable fees Bert Knight, wit J C Karneat Patton, same J. A. Douthlt, J P fees 11. F. Woodoook, juror Inquest A. M. Young, same J. T. Hai per, same P. A. Hampton, same C. W. Wing, same Philip MoCorkle, aanie C, W. MoCown, wit. iuciuiwt James Harper, same J. L. Klwood, same A. C. Moad, same J, M. Kllloon, J P leea J. 11. Harper, coroner inquest J. J. Fitzgerald, wit J P E. H. Wood, SHme J. M. Kiliooi, J P fees J. II. Harper, constable fees J. P. Welch, wit J P F. C. Sexton, same J. M. Filloon, J P fees J. 11. Harper, constable fees Chas. M. Smith, wit J P Alfred Smith, same Hay Filloon, same Ike Perry, same Al Bettlogen, same John Crate, same 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 t0 1 50 1 50 I) 50 12 80 1!) 10 1 50 7 40 4 00 1 50 1 50 I) 50 8 50 1 00 5 00 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 Cm) Mrs. Mary LT Hood, care pauper 40 W (I. H. liaoler, fare pauper 3 4u U. R. Caa tuer, sal' fruit inspec tor 40 05 W. Hayes, supplies R D No 7 4 15 K. C. Peace Co, supplies sheriff oHloe 45 J. A. Douthlt, J P fees (i 45 Jas Harper constable fees H 40 W. E. Mills, wit J P 2 10 Tnoe Mesplie same 3 10 Tno Meqo.lt same 3 10 Ed Judy, same 3 00 O. D. Doan M. D. salary health offloer 80 111 F. M. Ulll, registering voters 33 70 E. M. Haitman, same 7 IX) Wm. Shaukleford, examining lu- sane 5 00 M. P. Isenberg, services deputy atateeaor 145 50 hoes, Dulles Water Worka, wnter rent 7 Dulur Dispatch, ri inting 2 25 8. iloltfn, ineldentids 15 00 11. J. milliard, services Co com 40 40 C'liHH. II. HttiiL'hti.M, same 20 10 M. Z. DonnelJ, supplies pauper 50 Optimist, printing 10 00 Pauillo States I'd Co use telephone and messiiui'H 10 70 Geo. C. liliikukty, ineil pitupt rs 2 IK Siuilnlimiil Ino Co, ice c'rt house J. II. Worsley, supplier pauper 30 00 A. E. Crosby, drugs for lumpers 2 00 C. 11. Stouttliton. cash pold on oounty road 4 00 Aaron l'Vazier, care pnuper 10 (10 Heulfert & Condon phone rot t 3 00 A. E. Lake, expeuse Co road and pauper 0 li J. B. Cloit. refund certitlctte taxes 21 55 Drs. Oeldendorffoi & Lowe, med attend 'ce paupers 5 51) OIjiit hotel, board paupers 12 20 B. F. Eudoliuan, servioes II Sup ervisor 11 D No 5 75 00 F. A. Massee, same No 7, 50 00 Chi-ouloe Pub Cc, printing 54 05 lluod River Ulacier, printing pro ceed iiigs oom miss's court 33 00 J. F. Ki ot. pauper 10 00 Underwood 1'ypewriter Co, type writer tor sheriff 100 00 Emma lleckstrum. assistance pauper 10 00 7 he court appointed the following named persons to serve as l ire war dans: Eveitte Taylor. (). C. lOlsen Frank H. Boardman, Dave Kemp, Harry Kemp, Frank A. Massee, U. li, Bone, li a lull (Jurvis, Charles Uaurle), B. F. Eadlemai). W. M. Moore. J. 11. Shearar, presented a peti tiou, asking that a certain piece of road built by himself, be declared a oounty road. 'Hie court ordered that the board of road viewers proceed to examine the road and report at next meeting. The petition ot the (Stanley -HinKb Lmnbor Co uuil others for a county road was lead, it was ordered that the board ot road viewers meet on the 21th day of September at the be ginning of said proposed road and r noised to view and survey same. The petition ot D. C. Smith and others for a oounty road was read and the hourd of road vlowtrs were order ed to proceed to view and survey said proponed road, and to meet on the 17th duy of Hoptebmer for that pur poses. liluuor license was granted to r. w liadder. and Kiidolnh Schmidt, both of Cascade Locks, for a peiiod of oue year. James IN. Dull and others presoutec petition tor a county road, 1 1 it HHims was read and the court ordered that the board of road viewers meet on the 18th day of September and proceed to view and survey said pre posed road. It was ordered ny tne court tnai the list of county warrants hereto fore advertised, which have beeu iu tho clork's olilce for more than seven years, lie cancelled, tne total sum amounting to lfH5.20. A. 1.. Lake, county judge. II, .1. llihtmrd, coiuinissioner. (!. II. Shoutihton, commissioner. Attest: Simeon Bolton, county clerk. AugiiHt Weather. D N. Bverlue, the local weather ob seiver. reports: The weather for August lias been very favorable for all farm and other outdoor work. The wind has been generally mild and from the west. 1 lie precipitation was .01 of an inch, a little less than normal which is .23. The niiximum preoipitat'on iu Ac gust since IMK4 was iu 18D0 when it was 2 01. The tomni r.iture is above the nor Dial being n.e.iii maximum 83, mean mini in u in 57, mean 70, while .loimal s mean max I mum ill, mean minimum il and mean t7. The hluhOHt point reiitiliod by lie mercury since 18X0 dnr I in! fie mouh or August was In llKii, 1033 dergens; this year It was Do. 1. lie owet point reached in August since the records have been kept was .)'.) de urcea in 1 s: i; I ; this voir it was 44. There wore 15 i lei r diiys, 11 partly cloudly and twu uli ud days during the month. Hie iit.iniupbere U very smoky from forest I u during the en- tiro moiit li except on the 1st, 1-tli, 131 b and 1 4th. Kalna in tho moun tains on these dates baring cleared the air of smoko. J'm'l llnl'll I'tiHrm'lt'r or i'y i rli'Hi (nit rloml . h-'I oloiuly , ..-.i l ct u p ti t leu h I K'U'A I I'lMI uti I r miilv j,. y. ri c'oii.l. fll'HI vlt'ai . part clou l . .curl i'ltiml 't it cloiul.v I'U-HI ,'ll-HI ' UHI ell'Hl IM.TI rlnil pHI'l ' loll l . . ,. ritni'i' .. . ,..HU- . pal' I t'hillllx .... tl.al ClH' ...purl t'lmul.v ..part cloii.l ...part clouils When Iwo strong men cntne to blows, cvi'ii II they are well matclit'd, it is not a plcni-ing siiibt, but if the man who v'cis l lie worst of it will use PoWitt's Wil li ll:i.(. Halve, lie will look bettei and feel U'tter in short order, lie sure you iret lVwi U'k. (imul fur everything a salve is uhm! for, including piles. Sold by Williams I'luinuucy. Pule i Miiti. M niutii in I : ,i m i wi .; a. . 1 i fi 4 i M l, ; li :'i .v 7 II J f-H H M Ml II 1 M M 10 1 :'l i l II ! vl . i'.o IV K, Iff I.I 77 W h i cr i (l i W ; Ihl in :s m 17 i is I M IS ' 711 ; SI l I SI i II ji j rs 1 iu -'i. ...I ; it ; ; w .'i. ... 1 ' : .1 .'I -1 ' VI .'.') ?M .s') l ,.i !7 i ! UN ' 1.1 I' l ' ,l i -.'i : mi 31 i 77 j lil Shoes He Heard the Yankees Sin. "I shall uever forget the first time 1 heard 'Knlly Bound the Flng,' " suys an ex-Confederute. " 'Twas a nasty night during the seven days' fight, and If I remember rightly It was rain ing. I was on picket when just before taps' some fellow on the other side truck up that song, and others Joined In the chorus until It seemed to me the whole Yankee army was singing. Tom B., who was with me, sung out: 'Good heavens, cap, what are those fellows made of, anyway? Here we've licked 'em six days running, and now on the eve of the seventh they're singing "Bul ly Bound the Flag." I am not natu rally superstitious, but I tell you that song sounded to me like the 'knell of doom,' and my heart went down Into my boots, and, though I tried to do my duty, It was an uphill fight with me' after that night." Lincoln nnd the Farmaater. One of the many paymasters at Washington sought an Introduction to President Lincoln. Arriving at the Whlto House opportunely, be was made known to Mr. Lincoln by a United States marshal. While he was shaking hands with the president the paymas ter remarked: "I have no oltlclal busi ness with you, Mr. TreMldeut. I only called to pny my respects." "I under stand," replied Mr. Lincoln, "and from the complaints of the soldiers I think that Is about all you ever do pay." General Honecran.' I'ncle. A lady once called upon General Rosecraus for the purpose of procuring a pass, which was politely refused. Tear 8 came Into the lady's eyes as she remarked that her uncle was very 111 anil mlKht not recover. "Very sorry, Indeed," rcilied Uose craus. "My own uncle h: Uacu Indis posed for some time. As soon us T'uclo Sam recovers a little you shall Uuvo a pass to go where you please." The Family Hero, A soldier In one of the Union hospi tals who had lost an arm was rejoicing over tho fact. "My Kriiiulfatber," be said, "lost a lets In the Revolutionary war, ami the family has been brapRlng about It ever since. That story Is nn old oue now, nml I am going to be the family hero after this." Tea Satisfaction tiJn CEYLON J. A. SUMMER SCHOOL - I June 27 to August 7, and August 13 to Sept. 7. First nix wi't-ka ilevntivi to fleial prupitr.itioii forConntv and Slate Exam ination!. Kt'Knlnr Nnrnuil HtilijtriH iiiul nittlioil itl.-io. ' Lait four weeks a ciiiitiiniHlion oi Normal ii.Hlriittion iiiitl Hjicnial iittontion to Primary Meth ods with modt'l pupil flashes. Faculty of Over Twenly Instructors. aHHiKted liy noted oolite iind mllic educ.itors. Ti'ITIon : Kirt Term, 7."0; Seeond term, m-iiooi eireuiiir or oilier lnlormation write lo Pres. E. D. RESSLER, Monmoth THE MOST VALUABLE IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS Tt offend for sal tr now opn for e;tlomoat near ATT111A, a new town loceted at the junction of thrse rtUtoad., namely: The Waehlnirtoa Columbia jjiwr. the northern F.-iSc and Oreffou KillwaT HaVSSoi ??ni..yS!?.Ya11,' ?,Ulty: ,Ws.. , oppoelte the Kenn.wlolt irrigation canal, and are abundantly watered 1 aravity NO ruMFiaa, A certain traot lying Immediate; .- , ader the canal will tie offered for wVVVniUEMBE l906' ' "3-1 P acre. taciUni PBaFSIUAt WATEB KIQHTS, upon the very favo-dH terme of 35 .. down, no pay ments at the end of the first year ezi sjn interest and maintenance fee, and ttl balance In two, three ana four xetiva. ArTB SEPT. 15th. 190, THE PRICE WILL BE ADVANCES. THESE LANDS produce the EKI.IT:ST BERRIES, MTTrrS and VEGETABLES In the state, which, take n together with the fact that there are three railroads oer which to markot this produce, making It poasibl to ship as late as 7 p. m. and hare the shipments arrive in Portland, Se attle, Spokane, T acorn a and intermediate points in the morning, traveling In the cool of the night, means that fie largest income from produce In the Horthweat le received from these lands. It being possible to clear from S500 to $700 per act per year; therefore with ordinary dlllgenoe the balance due on the lands can be earned from thorn after the first pay ment has been made. Owing to the EXTBEMB rEBTTLITT of f'-"e lands not over tea acres will be sold to any one person at the figures mentioned, and only then to those who will put the land UNDilB CULTIVATION AT ONCE. For further particulars, marts, circulars, etc Hdressi U. K. LOOSE, Free, k Gen. K-r., . THE COLUMBIA C ANAL CO'TAST, 809-510 Marion Bldg., Seattle, Wash. or Attalia, WaUa Walla 00, Wash. Hotel Waucotaa v A First-Class Houso Moderate Rates Good Service Farmer's Dinner 25 cts P. F. TOUTS, Hood River Prop. J. E. NICHOLS, Lady Assistant O- 1 fl-"v Riverview Park and Idlewild Additions Easy Grades, Fine View and Good Water ALSO MANUFACTURING SITES FRONTING ON O. R. & N. TRACK WIIH DEVELOPED WATER POWER Cheap lots for building: Small Houses near Flour Mill FRUIT LAND FOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT HOOD RIVER DEVELOPMENT CO. Office ' i it r n? "-i rr mi iff; aramiM-i WAS A VKilV M(!K HOY . lint Cured by I luiinlierlaln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy "When my boy was two years old he hud a very Bevere attack of bowel com plaint, but by the use of Chamberlain's i'l lic, Clioleia and Diarrhoea Remedy wo brought liini out all right," saye Mnie Hiukox, of Midland, Mich. Tiih remedy can be depended upon in the most Kivere cast s. Even cholera in fuiilMin is cured by it. Follow the plain pi inted directions and it cure is certain. For Kale by Kcir & t'us.s, druggists. s2AlbPACIFIl- IINHTITUTal Study telegraphy and flt your self for Bitlarled position, with unparalleled opportunity for ad vancement. Kailroad construc tion now under way makes gTeat demand for trained oper ators. Takes only t to I months tn learn. Tultioa, I mo. Ma Writ fnr j-nt.lor. P&elflo Tel B 'graph Institute, 6th floor. Com monwealth bldg., Portland. Or. SEVEN FLAVORS Golden Gate Jrpan Golden Gate luilish Breakfast Golden Gate Ceylon Golden Gate Oolong Golden Gate Fancy Blend Golden Gate Gunpowder Golden Gate Black and Green Vasti m Flavor-Tight Cmrtonl Folder & Co., San Francisco aa a 111! Kegular Normal faculty, For catalogue, summer Oregon. I UNDEDTAKEE; AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR I hold licenne from the State Board of Oregon and Washington, and am qualified to ship bodies to any point. Prompt service either day or night. Hearse furnished on all occasions Parlor Phone Main 1513 Schiffler Building, Residence Main 1511 Hood River, Ore. -CHOICE RESIDENCE next to Waucoimi Hotel HBSi llpHuliiuliy located in Portland. Oregon, offers unsurpassed facilities (or the cul ture Mid education of young women. Special ouiinrtuiMtifs in Music. Art. Languages and Liter at;.rc. Well equipped Vhysical and C lie mica) Lab- or.ti. rics. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet. The tartest and oldest Ladies' Seminary In the Pacific Northwest, it enjoys a national reputation for ira parting the best physical, mental and moral train ing and developing true womanhood. Equips Km 'ally and educationally for the most exalted stiitiim. Confers Academic and Collegiate Decrees by State Authority. Interference with convictions M non-Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Academy is ideally located. am:d inspiring scenic advan tages. Social opportunities such as are available in mt oilier city on the Coast, nuildintts I a rye and lommi.d.out. well liKl.tfd. beatid and ventiliiud (! rmitories and private rooms supplied with all '.i (Jem conveniences. The institution is liberal 11 A provressive without sacr.hcing the charnrtcr I tnd lions of aze and achievement. Terms ii i. rat'hctory ri lerenrer. renttired. Write fi u'l.t-nu nt bo..Llet. I'.(mi J ;.: .1 tn.l.i.ii , ,. ir.u. Ai i-lrcss Sister Suiwrior, St. Mary's Acade-jif 'ORTLAND, OREGON, IJ.S A. Anhal ami lieinrlnre ut Mails. HOOP IUVRK. The poHtottlce lHop n rtail bi'tivw ni jnd 7 i . ni.; Suntinj Iroi la lo I oVio L 'tail.- tor the haul flow at 11 21 ..in., 8.10 . ... hh.1 1 1. m.i lor J lie Wm, at .Ki i. m. and : m I'be carriers nn K. K. I route-. No. i i. "1 leuve tin- puKtofDce at 8.30 a. in. Mall le,.v.s- ror Mt, Hood, dally at 12 m.; arrlr.'- 11..11 a. m. For ITnderwood, Wash., dally "except Umi day, at I:' tn., arrlvea at li a. 111. For White Halmon, Wni-li., dully al 12 in. arrives at 11 a. 111. WHITE SALMON. For Hood Klver, dally ut a. 111.: arrive al 2 P. III. For HiiHtim, Trout Ijike and Uuler, Wali., dully at 7.3U a. in.; arrive ES p. in. For (JlenwiNiil, Fulila and Uiliner, Wash., naiiy at i.ai a. m.; arriveH at n p. 111. For Hue Flat ami Hnowilen, Wash., al 1 p m. Tueeiluya anil HulnrdayN; arrives mime Uaya at 12 iti. Hor llingeu, dully at 4. IS p. in.; arrives al 8.46 a. III. O. K. & N. TIME TABLE. Kant bound No. i, t'lileim. nihh-IhI, 11:4.1 a. iu, No. 4, HihiI .1 . r'lyer, 8::I5 p. ni. No.B, Mal i": Kxpreaa, 10:42 p. m. No. 8, !):: . . in. No mall. No. 24, Wi inl.l. 12:1.1 p. in. No.22.Kaal Kielghl, 4:06a. ni. w eat boiiiili- No. I, HollliM.ii Mi IbI !; p. m. No. , I'ot l h i 1, h:.U a. 111. No. 5, Mall uud Kxpreas, 4:42 a. m. No. 7, ;l:4i. p. 111. No mall. No. 28, Way Freight, :2.1 a. ni. No. 6fi, Faat Kreinlit. 1:06 p. rn. Union I'eiMit Leave. Arrive VU leao- Tori land Special Air the F,al via Huntington, dally 9:80am 5:011 pm M okane Flyer lor Kaateru W aKlilnitloii. Walla Walla, lw Islon, I 'oeur d' A lene and 4rat Norlhern polnta. dally 6:1!S pm 8:0u am Atlantic Expreas tor t tie East via HunlliiKton, dally 8:1.1 pm 7:11 am fort land-lllaux local, lor all .olnta hetwe,n Ulggs and Portland, dally. 8:15 am fi:00 pin Oregon Shot line and Union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily Thrnneh Pullman tandrrt and tonrlut l.pin? rum dally to omalm riilroir" nv k .ne; lonrUt uleepln cam dailv lo Kn 'ttv; tlmU(h Pnllmnn lonr'at leeplnp er Inymwillv eoiidiH ted) week I v to ("hlraeo. t-r'ln!ni ehalr etm (wwta freel to the Kant dally. RIVER SCHF.M'LK Ft)K ASTDKIA andStlO P. M.:&00 p U wh.v poliitn. rnnnrrllnri nallv Pally ex"ent Huniluy. with uteanier for II ae ex.'ept and North Hearh ateain-; Hnndav, er Haiwalo, Ash street Hatnedav. dork (water per.) KM)0 P. M FOR Dayuin, Orwnn.7M A. M i7:30 P. M. tity ana lamnui kiv Daily Daily exivpt Suadity. i.-on P. M. Pally exeept Friday polnta Ah street, exeept 1oc k ( water per.) Sunday. ri)R LK W ISTllN.IW A. M. Idaho, and way pnlnu,: Knlly from Rlparla, Waab. except i Saturday OFriCB Hol'R Frelahl H.i 1 a. m. to 12 noon; I to ft p. m. No freifhl received or delivered after S p m. Pan:er Pepot Houni tbrdellverT of ex press and bt(Kai;e will be a a. m. tlll ap. m. WM. McMURRAY. General Paaaerurer Aceal, Portland, Or. H. W. BOYLE, Accnt, Hood River. PURE CRYSTAL GE DAVIDSON FRUIT COMPANY MANCFACTCRIKS DELIVERY DAYS: Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday Mornings and Saturday Afternoons Order Direct from Factory Phone Main 71. U. S. Commissioner Notary Public GEO. T. PRATHER The Oldest Insurance and Real Estate Agent in town Insurance Loans Abstracting Hood River, Oregon LOTS FOR SALE IN- HOOD Square Deal Store "Honest Goods and Square . . Deal for Every Han" . . IS MY MOTTO The Ideal Weeder Is what its name implies, a Genuine Weed Killer and the nearest 10 perfection ci any crchaid tool yet introduced iu Hood River Valley. Try one and be convinced. Satisfaction Guaran teed or no sale. Osborn Spring Peg-Tooth Harrows Acme Harrows Plows and Cultivators Potato Diggers Wagons, Hacks aud Buggies Flour, Feed, and a Full line of Groceries at all Times Car Load Stumping Powder just received Youra for Uusiness Phone 741 D M'DONALD 3rd and River Street. r Buy Your Fruit Boxes AT Hood River Box Factory and Patronize Home Industry. Best Quality Lowest Price Home Made Phone Alain 71 3t: F. S. STANLEY, I'res. E. L SMITH, Vice-Pres." The First National Bank OF HOOD RIVER Capital 550,000 Surplus 12,000 We offer you the facilities of n Hl nianng-ed, and well equipped bank. The interest of patrons "receive our careful attention. "REGULTOR LINK" Steamers leave Portland nml The Dalles daily, except Sunday, at 7 oV'ocl; a. m., calling at Hood Hiver, castiiound, at about 4 p. m.; westbound at about S:30, p. m. Pireet connection at Lyle witli the C. R. & N. Railway to and from Ooldendale and Klickitat valley points. For any further information address any agent of the company or M.TALBOT, V. P. & G. M., Portland, Oregon L. M. WILSON PINE GROVE, ORE. ...General Merchandise... FLOUR, FEED, GROCERIES, WORK SHIRfH, OVERALLS, NOTIONS, CIGARS. TOBACCO DRUGS AND PATEN f MEDICINES MY GOODS ARE RIGHT, MY PRICES ARK RIGHT MVEll - Hood River, Orr, THE ,i K. O. BLANTIIAR, Cashier V. V. 1IKOCK, Astt. fanliier