HOOD RIVEB GLACIER THURSDAY, 0CT0B2H It 1C03 r
Arum of Tartar Powder,
Ire from alum or ahr
, phatlo aeltf
cjnjsuBSffiwz
APPLES PLENTIFUL
NO BIG SHIPMENTS
The apple Hltimtion lu CIiIohko and
the middle went, reported by the
Fruit and Produce hows, In uut uia
terlally dllfereut from last week. Lo
cally tbe trade in not very active. Ke
celpts, especially of bulk stock, are
liberal and only tbe fluent varieties
and t,radea are at all brink. Under
grade truit and lien DhvIk, whloh are
here heavily In bulk, are very dull.
Price ooverinf the market are about
tbua: Jonathan, extra fancy, t'2.75
and $3; No. 1, i'irj and &G0; com
mon to good, $1, and 2; llliiah, twen
ty ounce, and Crimea Uolden, fauoy
W and Vl.'i; pound Mvveet, tl.j and
l ixv. Alexander aid jjikiIibhs are
about done. The few Alexanders
here oominaud I'i and $'!,'), when
fancy; the same price for the lew
(IraveiiHtoiua here. lOariy pauked lien
JJavIa are just beglnina and when ex
tra fauoy, acdl at ll.OU; fair to gjod,
(l) cents and !.&. liulklrult la weak
er under the heavy supply, 40 cents
per 100 pounda for K"od lieu Davis
being about top. uood eating varie
tlea soli in bulk at 00 aud 00 cents
per 100 pounda. The tracks are full
of can ,of bulk apples, and the range
by oarioadi la .X) and luu.
The situation south and southwest
of CbloBgo, in the opinion of many
dealers, will force bulk shipment? lu
un-heard-oi quantity, ihe growers
have been alow to appreciate the teal
situation, If they do even now. liar
rels are getting higher dall.r, and in
some sections they now ooet 4,) cents,
aud even tneu the siipiny la sliort,
"The farmers had an Idea that they
could wait till the buyers came to
them," said one well known receiver
to tbe News this week, "ho they made
uo plans tor packing, now the bar
rel scarcity, aud, what is more, the
labor scarcity, is torolng the situa
tion. They are ottering '2 and J'J.fiO
por day to packers, and can t get
them. It's worse west than east, for
the west has the Urst big crop tu
years, aud the growers don't know
how to onpe with the situation.
"This is bound to mean. heavy bulk
shipments, wbicli alieady we are get
tlug. The next few weeks will bring
matters to a tiead, and no one can
say what the outcome is to be. Grow
ers must oonaign heavily, with a big
percentage of bulk stock ; miiHt store
themsleves, or take tbe buyers offers.
They can't store lu warehouses to a
great exteut, because there's no stor
age room, judging from all reports.
It they consign, they'll have to let
the fruit oome ou the market for wbat
it will bring.
"Already the market is demoralized
by heavy bulk receipts. The cheaper
trade oonllne iu attentions largely to
bulk fruit, If this were not here In
suuh large quantity these buyers
would take hold of the best fruit to
ouie extent. As it Is, the heavy sun
ply of bulk apples limits the sales of
the best varieties,
liealeis here say the buying sltua
tlon lu the south and southwest is
not materially changed. There Is ho
big movement iu winter varieties.
They say either lu this sectiou or In
New York except ou special deals.
Keports of havy purchases by some
JNew lork Unns lu New iork are mis
lading, unless explained. K. P.
Loom is & Co., for inxample, are re-
fiorted as having bought about W,000
larrels lu York state at $2 aud more.
These are said to have been lwgely
King aud Ureeuiugi, and do not
xtaud the purchaser so high, varie'.ies
and conditions considered, as sup-
Sosed. Another Now York llrru, whose
igb priced deals are talked about,
has really made some very shrew I
bargains. This firm has bought a lot
of New York groweie' crops, apples,
peaches, pears and plums, all at the
same price, which, for apples alone,
would have been high. Hut iu this
way peaches have heeu bought at GO
cents per bushel; plums very cheap
aud pWs at reasonable prices, iitni
the good prollts ou this fruit have
left the purchase iirice of the apples
very modeiate. 'Ibis Mini picked out
orchards containing liberal supplies
of tbe other fruit mentioned.
Despite the tact that eautem buyers
have oome west for apples, ou account
of high prices lu New York state, ami
despite a liberal export movement
from this sectiou, eveu yet tlieie are
iio nig sales or winter varieties report
ed, rrices iu tne oountry are consul
erably weaker. Hen Davis are olfered
at 50 and 00 cents, picked and deliv
ered ; fancy varieties i." cents and l
Dealers say they can buy apples now
where they couldn't get them a short
tune ago, aud at prices then offered
auuougn many glowers arestlll holding
for higher prices, or are storing on
ineir owu accouut. lo show the sit
uation iu one suction., ti. M. John
son, or tloldeu Lilly, Mo., wrote a
lhioago dealer that there were thous
ands of bushels of lieu Davis there,
but OQt a buyer had appeared, ami
the people wnfe dmorali.d and didn't
kuow wuat to do. .Most any price
would ue accepted.
Will Srlll'liplr llarrels.
J. K. HOr, of (Sentry, Ark., van
on the markot this week and called at
t he Packer oltioo. Karlier in the sea
sou Mi. ltever ami other apple people
at Gentry made preparations fur
handling large quantities of apples,
but when here this week hueaid the
dertl had become so discouraging that
at Gentry growers had about (sire'i
up hopes of doiug much in this line.
Several cars have heeu shipped Irom
that point to Texas market-), but, the
liberal supplies going to that state at
a tinie wbon the weather is warm has
depressed she market considerably
aud some shipments have resulted iu
J oases to the growers.
Because of tbeunfHvorallo pros
pects for selling and tbe fact that lit
tle or uo storage space is avaihbl at
this tint for puHinjf away spples,
growers at Uentiy are now ottering
for sale 4.0(0 barrels that they bought
earlier in the reason and expected to
me in putting up apples. In an ad
in this week's issue of Ihe Packer
.VI r. Hevera aud O. W, Patterson, also
of Gentry, are offering 4,000 No 1 ap
ple barrels for sale. They are asking
27 cents for tbe barrels, k noosed
down, aud :tT cents made up f. o b.
Gentry. Chicago Packer.
County Court Proceeding.
County court convened in adjourn
ed session on Wednesday too third
day of Ootober, UMHi, with the follow
ing present: A. K. Lake, oounty
judge; 11. ,1. llibbard, commissioner;
(!. 11. Utoughton, commissioner; 8.
Uollen, county clerk. Tha following
proceeding were had, to wit:
The petition of J. E. Sberar aad
others for a cbauge in tbe oounty
road, aud to abandon old road was
oonisdered by t 9 ooiirt, and tbe pe
tition was granted, the said J. II.
Sberar, paying viewers and surveyor.
The petition of J. N. Hall Bi d oth
ers for a county road ras i Uo grant
ed. Tbe petition of I). C. Jones aud oth
ers for a oouuty road was granted.
The pe itiou of tbe S ulny bu,ib
Lumber Co. and otboia for a county
road was granted, when tbe petition
ers pay damages to Mrs. V. Dunn.
The lollowlng bills ware examined
and the clerk iutsruoted to draw wai-
rants iu payment of same:
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co elec-
trio lights lor court boute, till. 'JO.
Transfer Livery Co., livery hire
oommissiuiiers, 7.50.
Stanley Smith Lumber Co, lumber,
115.70.
Irwin llodson Co , ofllce supplies,
131.75.
II. ft. lilooher, serf iocs as u rv -
or, m.
1Mb A Kircbolr, supplies t'O'irl
bouse, 12.50.
J. C. Wlngfleld, work on road, 1
F. H. Angle, wood for oouuty,
12!). 70.
James K. Gooding, exchange pro
teotograph, $17.50.
Veue IjcwIs, rebate tax, il'i
ft. I'1. Thompson, si r inkling streets,
ft). 40.
Craudall Uudertakiag Co.. burial
pauper, fM.
Harry (J. Llebe, care court bouse
clock, T2.
A. D. Moe, printing and supplies.
Chronicle Pub. Co., priuting, $.1.50.
u. A. Potts, road work, :u.
L. L. Davis, road work, t.
G. li. Castner, servloes fruit lu
speotor, $15, HO.
11. JVl. llutton. expense Insane,
9VI.K).
Dr. II. Logan, examining Insane, $5.
1''. A. Massee, special road fund.
f.itiu.
('has. Holmer, lumber road district
No. 0, $:1.'28.
J. A. Doutbit, justice peace, $0.85.
James Harper, constable fees, $4.
(!. 11. Lalared, witness fees, $1.50.
II. L. Payette, wituass fees, $1.50.
W. (J. Wiley, witness fees, $1.50.
C. H. Kuymond, witness fees, $1.50,
J. A. Douthit. justice peaoe. $7.05.
James Harper, constable fees, $7.50.
U.ara UJrloh, wituess fees, fl.MI.
Isabella Leslie, witness fees, $1.50.
Nil Olnen, witness fees, $1.50.
John Crate, wituess, fees, $1.50.
Halpb Gibons, witness fees, $1.50.
Frank Heater, witness tees, $1.50.
Jasper Garr, witness fees, $1.50.
J. A. Douthit, justice peace fees,
(.1)0.
James Harper, constable fens. $4.
John Crate, witness fees, $1.50.
Kalpb Gibons, wtiness tees, $1.50.
J. A. Douthit. justice peaoe fees.
Vlf.'JU.
James Harper, ooustuble fees, $7.50,
I'. W. llaJtpapp, witness fees, $1.50.
K S. Pluuimer, wituess fees, $1.50.
II. Harper, w tness fees, $1.50.
F. C. Sexton, wituess lees, $1.50.
Kobt. Wetler, witness fees, $1 50.
M. Fllloon, justice peace foes, $H.75.
J. II. Harper, constable fees, $1.50.
John Crate, wituess fees, $1.50.
K. V. Gibons, wituess fees, $1.50.
F. C. Sexton, wituess fees, $1.50,
Henry Loreuzen. suoervlsor H. I).
No. 11, $17.
lleall Jk Co., supplies, $10,
W. Ilayues, supplies, $10,
II. Southrad, care paupers, $4.25.
Snow t Upson, supplies roads.
$10.50.
J. 11. Gill, supplies paupers, $10.75.
The Optimist, priuting, tX
II. J. llibbard. services as oominla-
loner, $;)!). 45.
Htaduiman Ice Co.. Ice oourt bouse.
00c.
C. II. Stoughtou. servloes as com-
mlssinaor, $1)0.20.
heutert & Condon TaL Co.. tele
phone rent,
1. C. Nickeltno. supplies onlces.
11.00.
H. lloltou. stamps. P. O. box tent.
2.75.
A. II. Glllis, supervisor K. D. No.
$15.
The Sexton Walther Co.. sunnlies
K. I). No. 25, $!).00.
ft. V. Haight. servloes sheriff's
otilce, $7.50.
Alaggie Ireeman, witness justice
our l, f I ii.uu.
G. A. liogers, witness same, $1.50.
i nas. rainoomu. witness same
1.50 .
M, Z. Donnell. sunnlies nauner and
iioiio prem., m.
Henry Loreuzen, road district No,
11, $50.
Mrs. M. ft. Hood, care of Mrs,
Moore, pauper, $42.
panes Hospital, cure of paupers,
P.ID.UU. ,
Drs. Fearguseo aud Kentei, $1)8.
Hans Lage, K D. No. 0, $150.
G. D. Woodwortb, It D. No. I!
M50.
J. D. Douglass, It I) No .1, $125.
ft. A. Grlttlu, rna4 viewer, $25.
J II Shoemker, road viewer, $0.40.
ft. F. Sharpe, surveying roads, It,
Chronicle Prlu lug Co., priuting,
t.i. i.t.
l. H. shoemaker, road viewer,
Mil.
R A. Orirlln, road viewer, 124. M.
A. W. Mohr, surveying coualy
roaus, i.i.fH'. .
Home for til aged, care of ooucly
paupers, riu.
Court adourned.
A. ft. Lake, county j dgo.
11. J. Hititmrd, commlHsionor.
C II. St.o'ightia commissioner.
Attest : S. lloltou, oouuty clerk.
Leave Hood River 8:00 a.m. e tef Hit 440 p. &
On June 1 Oth; and each Sunday there-
after, Mount Hood Railroad will run nn
excursion i rain between naod Kiver
and Dee.
A more pleasant trip thai!
a few hours ride through the
Beautiful Hood River Valley
cannot be. taken and the
Fishing' in immediate
vicinity of Dee is unsur
passed. Round Trip $1 Round Trip $1
Tickets on Sale at Office, Mount Hood Hotel.
F. E. STKAKO
J. W. WILSON
DEALERS IN
All etandanl varieties grown from wlwitetl wions of the
liest bearing orchards in Hood River valley, (luarantepd
true' to name and free from duipaBe.
J.
H.
DEALER IN
GILL
Staple and
Fancy
Groceries
Wel'roveWhatVteNay.
Wa don't claim to know everything
dui wa ao Know one tiling well. W
know bow to lit spectacles so as to re
lieve many Ills aud ailment that wil
nevei be relieved In any other way.
Dr. IIogR, tbe Portland specialist
witn u. Artnnr uiarke, Jeweler aud
Opticiau, Hood Hiver, Ore.
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Torments ofTrtter and Eciema Allaynl
Tbe lutense itching characteristic
of eczema, tetter aud like skin diseas
es Is instantly allayed by applying
unamoernan Halve ana many severe
oases have been permanently cured by
it use. For sale by Kier & Cass.
W. J. BAKER 4 CO.
0 acres, one mile from town, all iu
hearing orchard, stmwlierries and
clover. I'rice per acre, $400.
20 acres, one mile from town, all nn
dur cultivation and in berries and clover,
Trice per acrei'100.
8 acree, two miles out, two acres ber
ries, and about 4 acres young orchard
set to Hpitzenbers and Newtowns. Four
room house and 15 trees In (u'l bearing.
I'rice 2,(100.
15 acres i miles from town. Four
acres of three year old standard varieties
apples, eight acres in alfalfa, which is in
tine condition lor gettinx to orchard.
Hmall bouse and barn. I'rice lor a short
time, $3,000.
30 acres 5 miles out. Twenty acres
in orchard, anil rive of it iu full hYurini;.
Can tie divided to suit purchaser. I'rice
110,000,
8 acres 2 miles out. All in berries
and a few full bearing fruit trees, i'rice
25IX).
W) acres four mllss from town. :)0
Rpitzcnburgs and Newtown trees planted
last year. 150 bearing trees. About
two acres III berries, m acres ready to
lot to trees or berries. $15,000 for all or
will sell in 20 acre tracts.
HO acreB 2 miles from town, three
acii's berries, NH) peach trees will be in
bearing next year. 200 apricots, 300
pears. 500 standard apples, all two and
inree years piameii. i'rice per acre
1250.
20 acres near tbe almve plnre for
$5,000. Improvements consist of ten
acres In New towns one year out and
ten acres in walnuts, same age.
40 acres 34 miles out on tbe Fast side
Ten acres in orchard one year planted.
27 acres in Alfalfa which is ready to set
to orcnaru. three acres uncleared.
I'rice for a short time, $7,500.
20 acres .1) miles out on Kast side. 17
acres injorcliard, 3 an. I 4 years old.
$H,fiOO.
az acres o nines irom town, lauu trees
3 to 6 years old. I'rice $I2,(M.
22 acres 5 miles out. Nearlv all set
lo fruit. A Unit hall in hearing, limine,
burn and outbuildings. 1'iice $10,000.
20 acres 4 miles out on ti e K-ist side.
10 acres set lo trees, llalunce ctcim.l.
I'rice $H,5(I0.
UEaLi,
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INTITUTI
Study telegraphy and fit four,
self for salaried position, with
unparalleled opportunity tor 4
vancement. Rallrond comtruo
tion now under war m.kSS
frreat demand tor trained oper
ators. Takes only t to i month
tn learn. Tuition, I inos., M
Write for catalog. Pacific TI
graph Institute, 6th floor. Com
monnoulth hii Portland. Or.
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FLAAXfiNCEXTaaat
AbMhikMirih. ritUftruMr.
OmmtStTmtk.lkwmjrrnn.1
aossncDEYtrrs
CARPENTERING
SCREENS
t!hopopK)8iieO. B. Hartley's residence
rbone 571
AND HARDWARE.
- SQLE AGENTS F(R
Majestic 4 Mesaba Ranges
and Stiletto Cutlery.
IIOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, - - OREGON.
ESTABLISHED 1900
INCORPORATED 1905
WOOD OK SALE.
I am prepared to furnish mill and slab
wood, also other kinds of wood.
I have a new steam wood saw and am
prepared to do sawing. Also do general
wain worn.
Phon.- IL'I.
TRED HOWE.
Your
Health
Is your btt asHt. Proper health is most
essential to your happiness and welfare.
I'nre air is an absolute necessity, and no
effort should be spared to keep it so in every
bonne.
Where open-flame illuminants rob the nir
of oxiyi u and turn it into carbonic acid gas,
pure nir is an impossibility.
Air poisoned by the flame of m gas iet, or
that of an oil lamp is unfit for breathing
purposes and exercises a decidedly injurious
effect upon the occupant of the room.
Electric Light burning in an air-tight bulb
leaves the nir of the room pure and fresh,
and furnishes a better, brighter and safer
light than any other medium.
We furnish the current and a phone mes
sage or postal from you will bring our rep
resentative. Hooil Eiver ElscWc Liaftl, Powranfl WattT Co.
Butler Banking Company
HOOD HIVER, OfiEOON
Capital Tolly Paid, $50,000
LkSLIK UllTLKH,
President
J. W. French
DIRECTORS
J. N. Teal,
Vice President.
Truman Butler,
Cashier
R. T. Cox
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Mcnatchet'a lllf Apple Crap.
The linnet apple crop in thi his
tory of o the Wvutcbee valley Is now
iH'iiiL' harvested. II. II. lloloomb UI
have about ' cailoada of his own
KrowiUK, t ouiail Kose 15, A. Lan
ham '3, K. VVauitoner has alrcad
nhipptvl to Nome this year on amount
ual to aindnrloda. 11. S. Simmons
ii credited with 4.000 bonw. t (J.
h'ranca 4.1KKI. C (J. Cooner 5.0LH).
t'Bilmau liroa. 3,5t, sod Ife K. Mot
tnltr -2,0(KI boxes.
The Weuatobne ice plant, whloh bas
in couneotiou the largest cold storage
plant in the northwest, lman ou its
tlit batch of Ice today. -
Mount flood Railroad Co.
tally to ML Hood and Valley Points
TI.MK TAHLK
SMIIITHHOI'ND AKHH1VK
A. M. HTATIONM J'. M.
8:1 leave Hood River Arrive MW
K:t- t'ewerilale
seam , '.'.'i-.r:
Van Horn mo
8:;lft (rfillts ,4-;ft
H:.17 ,.. Odell '"" 4K
.l i)Bka alley
Tllourher
IU Wlliana ' .' 4:lW
Mb Arrive Dee Iave I:IM
Huiiilay'a Houllitioiind train will run iii.e
hour Ule above acliedule, leavlni; Hood Itlver
WUim. Returning regular aeliedal
OMAN. T. KaKI.Y. U. F. A V. A.
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers
Special attention given to making and repairing
Grubbing Tools and Loggers Tools
EXPERT HOSSESHOERS
Z3ZDOCDO
fllk.A aaM inmAum.mmtm m. I To 0
rnuirc i uut vrircrc iu u
You are not getting value received
from your' telephone if you do not me
it in telephoning your drug orders
...Call Up Main 821...
and leave your order and we will
Deliver it Promptly
We will call and get your prescriptions and deliver
them when filled.
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The Glacier Pharmacy
CHA5. N. CLARKE, Prop, fl
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DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
Have in their New
Harness shop a
large line of
Whips, Tents, Axel
Greace and Harness Oil
a T. RAWBON. r. H. 8TAJTTOM
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
Stock Grown on Full Rooti.
We desire to let our frkrad and patrons know
that for the fall planting we will hare and can up-
pij in any numoer
Cherry, Pear,Aprlcot, Peacha Plum Trees.
GRAPES, OURSANTS, BEERY PLABTTS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all the standard varieties of apple trees. Can
supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spittsn
berg and Jonathan apple trees.
RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River, Or.
FRUIT DEALERS
and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit
Highest Trices Paid for High Grade Fruit.
I still have a few LADIES' TOP SKIRTS
REDUCED TO COST
$J to $6, f 7 $5, $5 to $4. Come and examine these goods
H ill cost you nothing. : I also carry a full line of
....SETZ SHOES FOR MEN....
Royal Blue, $3.50 Perfecto at 3.25
A L. CARMICHAEL
HOOP RIVER HEIGHTS
We would like for you to
come and examine our har
ness it-pair woik which is
quickly attended to.
One Dollar will
you to eye cutset m tpec
cles. fwfect fit euanntrtd.
fit
taclet.
Yir eyes fitted at home. Writ fer
free txmlcletdescribing our method.
Remember, the classes we fit you
to are worth $3.50 any where on
earth. Our price, only H.tXX
OUR REPAIRING drptrtwrnt li BMt
complete. Main .print Walcbclmn4
i iv. aena rour wort or reentered ntU.
t! SO rcptin tnt Mt
METZGER & CO.
in uxti ituit. Mrrip, u. j
NOW IS THE TIME to trade your old Stove in, on
A NEW RANGE
The Big New and Secondhand Store
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is the place. We buy, sell and exchange anything in Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Tin and
Graniteware, Crockery, and in fact EVERYTHING salable.
Come in and 6e convinced that we can 5AVEY0U MONEY.
phoned 0. P. DABNEY & CO., Proprietors.
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