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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1907)
Two HOOP RIVER QLACIER THURSDAY SEPTEMBER SO, t007 r' i 'i 5 tHoob Hhirr (Blartrr Issued Kvery Thursday by ARTHI R It. MOE. Publisher. reruns of Hubacriplloa-ai Ju a year when paia id aavanoe. Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, may le tbe choice ol tbe democratic - party for president. The governor ' political career li abort one, but baa been very successful, aud be baa clean record. While there is bat lit tie hope of a demociatio victory, yet John A. Johnson, of Minnesota would uuke a strong ran. Tbe eastern fruit papcra, espooiall I hose who cater to the commission house trade, are never on but one aide of the market, and that is tbe bear aide. Just now they are busy taking up arguments to show that the present high prices of apples will ten1 every buyer to thj deninition bow wows. Wheu apples are high they say that tbe prices aie ruinous. When prices are low tbey continue to oau tion tbe buyers, lest there b no mar ket at all Tbey do ao much knocking that thy wear out a little hammer every year. The railroad business nt Hood Kiv er ao take up tbe time of tbe agent that the express business Is hard to handle in connection with tbe other business. It should be put uuder tip aiaie management and moved up on the businesa street, where it will be nccessable to the public and where it nan be attended to by its own agent Tbe business at tbe etHtion baa grown to metropolitan proportions, and something should be done to relieve tbe congested conditoin that now ex Ists. Every ageut that baa been placed bere for several years baa been worn out, and many of them have quit tbe road. They all claim there are too many departments to be looked after, with tbe belt provided, BDd the sta tion should have a new rating accord Ing to the business done and Its im portauoe. More railroad tickets are soli to and from the llood River station than any other point on the O. Ft. A N, toad between Portland and Hunting ton. This is conceded by tbe train men. Tbe way that passenger i pile otf at Hood Kiver, and make room for tbe large crowd to get on at every train, proves tbe assertion. Nearly every train, except tbe overland, con taining mostly through passengers, nearly emptier out at llood River, and half the cara on tbe local goiug east might as well be left bere, as tbey go on practically empty, only to till up again, however, as tbe train comes back on its way to Portland. A pas songer coming up from Portland the other day saw all tbe poople but one or two getting off at Uocd ltkor,' and asked a Hood Kiver man if this' war where they stopped to eat. "Why, ni, this Is Hood Kiver." "Excuse me," said tbe strangor," but I see everybody getting oil here and thought that this was the end of tbe road or that It was a stopping place to eat. " Tbe Speuoer has also found that it did not pay to go any further than Hood Kiver, and for some time this bas been tbe end of the ruu. It le very probable that when the new local is put on between Pendleton and Portland that Hood River will be the end ot one of the short local runs. W. II. Chipping SerloiiHly Injured. Tuesday afternoon, at the powor house of the electric light company, W. II. Chipping was struok ty a belt and received serious injuries. He was asniNting Chester Shute in taking a belt oil the wheel which iuna tbe governor, whilo tbe machinery waa in motion. The Uy wheel revolves very fast, and the belt caught arouud I he sbuft, and before Mi. Chipping could got out of tho way he was struck a dozen times by the end of the belt as it whipped around the shaft. A linger was broken, thumb dislocated, and lie received bruises all ovei tbe body, some of wbicb have canned internal injuries more or less serious. Iho lly wheel was also broken by the pound iug of the bolt, but none ot the pieces, fortunately, Btruck either of the men. A telephone message was sent to the oflice, aud Supt. EBrly, ot the Mt llood road, ordered a handcar to the power house, an the tiaiu would not be due tor some time, while a team wns taken to the wagon bridge. The handcar was so far np the roid, however, that Mr. Chippiug started to walk in, being in Biich pain that ne would uot wait, and reached the bridge, wlieie he wus taken homo and a physician summoned. Accident on North Hunk, A distressing accident occurred on the North Hank road Tuesday after noon. While taking down the falno work from a completed tunnuel about four miles wet of Underwood, a strong gunt of wind swept through tbe iuuiioi, disiougiug a section of tim i . .. j i i . . . . ue in uuii luinuor wnion tne crew were taking down. Before they could get out of the way two orthieeofthe men were struck by the falling tim iiern, huu iMCK xtrocz was struck in the face. .en picked up fay his companions his note was iound to be literally smashed flat, the bones broken, and tbe face badly bruteed. xu cumpauy wu a menu, ne was taken across tbe river, after haviug the wound dressed by a physician, mid went to Portland ou No. 1, to a hospital Kew Agent Arrive. J. H. Fredracy, the new O. K. & N. agent at Hood Kiver, arrived Satur day lroni Wasco and assumed his du ties. Mr. Boyle will remain natil the cfilue is fully etiecked out and turned over to bis successor, after wbicb bis plana are indefinite. He may con clude to go into business bere, as be thinks this about the best town to live in, but if be does not Huoceed In finding anything to suit, will go to Taooma and look for something clso. He prefers to quit railroading for a time, but miy conclude to take it op again. Mr. and Mrs. lioyle bave made many freluds hero who wish them sua cess in whatever tbey may take up. Mr. Frediaoy comes well recommend ed and will no doubt fill tbe position very aooeptably to the public and tbe company. Arknowlrdges VMt 1o Hood River. W. P. Hill, editor of the Glenwood. Ia., Tribune, who with bia wife spent several days vraittng W. F. I.araway and otner Iowa friends bere a lew weeks ago, has this to nay ot bis visit bere In bis paper: "At Hood Kiver they scent two d' llgbtful days wib tbe Larawava. W. K. and Kalph bave a One optical and jewelry business, wbich tbeir Willi county friends can readily understand is far io advance of anything of tbe kind in that section. The bet is nev er good enough for W. V. Tbey also bave One fruif farms in tbe Hood Kiver valley. (Joe of tbero is man iged by W. r. Cooper, a aon-ln-law, another by Percy Laraway, and an other la being cleared for planting. the trees are too young for heavy bearing, but some idea ot tbe possi bilities may be gained from tbe pro duct of one two-year-old peaob tree which tbey bad permitted to bear. From it Mr. Cooper's little boy and girl picked 10U mammoth peaches ot excellent Quality. Tbe tree was not to exceed six feet In beigbt. Ibis val ley is probably esily tbe beet apple district in tbe world, tbe Newton and Spitzenberg being tbe favorite com tnercial apple. lhe fruit la sold chief ly through loci I association, and this year bas been ail contracted at 13.75 per box for tbe choice apples. As a box contain les than a bushel, an. " tl ia fahlilAnat ha... it is easy to see that a small orchard may be a large fortune." Wilhnr Starr Concert Co. 1 lie v Hour Ktarr Concert company will appear at tbe opera house Friday evening, ('doner Ufa, at 8:lao clock. 1 his la the first of tho Congrega tional Ladias' Entertainment Course and la composed ot Wilbur Sturr. bar itone. He bas been at the bend of the musical department of several col leges of tbe middle wrtt and Is a sing er who has gained an enviable reputa tion. Algert Anker, who Is a violinist ot I rare ar.llity, llg Irene Uodds, nun tralto and Mrs. Wilbur Starr, celloist and accompanist. So well have these people entertained tbeir audiences! that tbey bave been asked for return latea in many places. tickets will be on sale at Ciarke'i iriig store Tuesday, October 1. Those holding season tickets reserve your seats at tma time. JNo extra charge. Siuglo iiMnilSBlon tickets, 75c. Chil- Jreu under 14, 25o. Children' seats not reserved but special arrangements will be made for them. NEW GOODS IN K.cry deparU-ient. cVe our excel Vnt line of Fur and Far S t. Nothing to iuul them iu the city. Ladies' and Children's Coats The Store That Saves You Money The finest lot of high top shoes for Men and Boys in the city. Anything from a boys' high top for 92.50 to an Elk Skin Calf 18 inch top for 96.50. Nothing' better on tbe market and Jackets Never before bave we had the com plete assortment of wrap f"r the ladies and children that I f e this fall. All the very latent m 'sign, the best of workmanship, d i'e most reasonable in price. The la'uef t assortment in the city to tt-lcct iroui. Special Ladies' Coat No. 307 This etylieh coat is made of a good quality Kersy finished Thibet cloth lined witb French satin to yoke depth. Prettily trimmed witb velvet and silk braid, 50 inches long. Colors black only. Each Ladies' Suits In endless variety, latest styles and very best of work manship. Our buyer has met with the best of luck in buying these garments right and that insures you the very best of prices. Children's Coats Too anything you numerous to mention; can think of is in tnis Jot in Kerseys, Broadcloth, Bear Cloth or Pressed Velvet. ' $3.35 child, and price Chil- A coat for every at a good saving in over all competitors. dren's coats from $1.35 up. Ladies' Shirtwaists "We have just received one of the finest assortments of Shirt Waists that has ever been brought to the city. All that, is new and desirable are in this lot, nt prices bt low the lowesr. Somecxeept- lonal v.'dues in roent that will look over. this pay i ... i. tieparr von to 1 School Tablets Never before was such an niray of cov ers shown in Hood Iliver. Covers for the little folks and covers for the old folks, and the quality of paper is the best that ran be purchased for the money. Watch Our Window Display PENCILS, INKS, PENCIL BOXES, ONS, ItULEKS, PENS, ERASERS, COLORED CRAY PEN HOLDERS. OIIITl'AUY. Mrs. Clue ltiiKlincll liradford. Died, at the home of her niece. mrs. i;anueia, rriaay. sept. au. Mrs, Cloe lJuHbnell liradford? aged 80 years. lhe deceased came to live with Mr?. CanHeld nearly four yeais arfo, and bus been a beliiios intalid up to tbe time or Her dentil. Mie was cured for faithfully by her neioe during this long period and everything done to make nor oomlortahle, hut gradually urow worse until death ended her tittering. lhe body was sent to San Rafael. Cal., the homo ot her son. Vm. D. liradford, nhttre the funeral services nd burial wero held. liev. W. O (Jilniore accompanied tbe remains. Daniel F. liradford. ber husband. ied about 10 years ago, and was one ot tne rounders ot tbe O. W. & N. allroad. During tbe construction of lie road tbey lived at Cascade Locks. i'hey came from Sheffield. Mass., moving to California 30 years ago, living in Oregon for several years, An o ily son, Wm. D. liradford. re ides at Kan Kafael, being tbe seore tary ot tho Alaska Fishing Co. Julia S. Thomas. Died, at the home of his son. F. II. ihotutts, nt White Salmon, Sept. 23. dropsy, John o. Thomas, aged 84 years ana uve moutns. XDe deceased bad been sullering from dropsy for several yours, and for two months bas been oontluod to bis bed. sraduallv failing uutil death relieved hie suffer ings. He leaves two sous. Frank 11. and (1. A. Thomas, both of White Sal mon, to mourn bis loss. lhe remains were prepared for ship ment by S. h. liartniess. and were aa- unuipnniea euxt xuesday evening bv r. ii, inomas to union Ktar. mo., wuere tney will lie laid to runt by tbe side ot his wife. Everything for the School. Special prices for furnishing supplies to districts. vSlocom's Composition Books Are made up especUiiy I t the Hood River Scliooli. Itoled acem-diii to the teachers directions. On the cover is a picture of the three school Iiounch. Slocom's School Books AVe have been appointed the depository for whool books for Hood River Valley. Bring in your old books and exchange them for new ones. During the past Four Years we have been supplying the vulley with SCHOOL BOOKS 'and SCHOOL SUP PLIES, and each year we have striven to give you a better article for smaller prices. Our stock this year is better than ever. We are not offering you a CHEAP TABLET at a CHEAP, PRICE, but a GOOD TABLET at a CHEAP PRICE. ocom s SI Oakdale Greenhouse Flowering plants, Sweet Peas in any color and quantity. Now is the time to order Tulipa, Crocus and other bulbs for spring; nlo Peonies, Hoses and otlur eiirubs. White Wyandotte bens for mile. Fletcher & Fletchek, Route 1, Hood River, Ore. MISCELLANEOUS. Grocery store In FortlHni, doing eauti bail. nw, trade for llood Kiver property. H)i (if. Hood Blver. Kii.ll Forsale 40acnnof Al rrnlt Ihd1 In center of valley. Kaoy teuua. Box 6i8, Hood KIvmi, Oregon. Kiti-tr "t Sale-One jereey cow, price 140, aim one Durham cow, price $J6. Apply to H. A. Uackett, Koute i, Phone 88X. o!7 Kor Bale Having; dlnposed of my farm I will sell at private sal , all my household lui ollure and everything elae left on the place, at a bargain. Klrat eome, Hrat served, w. K. Ncff. o3 Kor Sale Dr. Dumble offers good driving horse cheap on account of being alrald ( automobile!. (Jan be seen at Faahou Stablei ol7 ADDITIONAL LOCAL Hampton Clancy. Uiert at the home of his nnrnnta. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ulanov. on the eHm sine, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1907, ged nve yearr. lhe fuueral services were ooiidnntH t tne urave In the (;thn in romaw. luuiHuuy Htiernonn dv 1'athnr Kin In aud the body was interred by Under tttiket S. Fj. PartmeHs. lhe boy had been sink onlv a short time, and the Immediate cbuho of hie neatn was an attack of summer com plaint. KukrMravr. A younii son of Mr. and Mrs. M. h' uikof traw died at the home of his parents at Collins, Wash., Thursday, Sept. Ill, after a short illness, and wits uurieti Rt tnat place ou Friday. nv. ,j. w. iviMiy conducted the ear iocs. M. Vj. Harmless had charen of tne iuuernl. ivHlly Uay services will be held nt the liaptiMt church next Sundnv. Th . raiiy at v ;w a. ni. prompt, will ooiislst ot a specially urenared nrn rain with au orchestra to load In the niuslo. This Is to be followed by tbe reKiuar preaciiniK servloe at 11 a. m. ben the following subject will be proseuted, "Walkiu With Ood." In the evening tbe youua people's rallv will meet at 7 p. m. aud hold one h'mr, aud at 8 o'clock the pastor will speak on the subjeot, "An Investment that is no Fake." Special music will ne rendered at all tbese services, and cue puino are oordiaiiy invited to at tend. Dr. aud Mrs. II. L. Dumble re turned Sunday evening from an ex tended trip to eastern states. Mrs. Dutnble bas been gone six mouths, spending the time in completing a oou rue in music aud visiting friends and relatives In New lork, Washing ton, u. j. ana unio. sue received a diploma frrom the Cincinnati Con servatory of Music, and will resume tbe teaching ot musio bere. Dr. Dum ble went esst about three weeks nso. spendiug tbe time visiMug with Mrs. uunjuie mostly in Ohio cities. J. O. Maolnnes. J. W. Carson. If. H. Waldron and wife aud C. J. Wal- dron and wife of White Salmon, were in llood Kiver a couple ot uava the rsi of tbe week, looking over tbe or chard! in the veiley. They are con templating setting out quite extensive orchards next spr ins. and wanted to learn as much as possible of llood Kiver methods, tbe kind ot antdea to set out, etc. lhey also examined some of tbe nursery stock and will probably purchase their young trees from llood Kiver grown stock. The largest stock of furniture In the city at Dabney'a. li. M. Kreps and wife left for Port land yesterday ou tbe local. Dr. Dumblo has returned and re sumed bia practice of medioine. Kemetnber that Dabney haa the largest stock of furniture in the city. Prices tbe very lowest. Remember that Dabney baa tbe largest stock of furniture iu tbe oity. Prices tbe vry lowest. Dr. C. W. Edmunds, tbe specialist. haa moved into tho Brock oottage on Cascade avenue, corner of Eighth The Hood River Cider Mill ia receiv ing apples, paying $8 per ton for No. 1 and li for No. 2 cider apples, deliv ered at the mill. Do you want one of the bent 15-acre farina in the valley, cheap? If so read "My Jericho farm ad" in another col umn, it means business. a2U-tf A. W. Wilson, formerly telegraph operator at the O. K. & N. depot, bas been appointed agent for tbe Mt. Hood road, in place of H. 11. Chand ler, who ha gone to Attorla, where be enters tbe employ of a boat line. Kings Dyspepsia Tablets do the work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, bloating, etc, yield quickly. Two days treatment free. Ask your druggist for a tree trial, hold by Keir & Uasa.. M. D. Kern and family bave moved to Belllugbam. where bs will engage in the lumber businesa. Tbey bave been living in tbe Blytbe bouse, wn'on tney vacated lor V. n. Wilson. who will move in at onoe. DeWitt'a Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve is good for boils, burns, cuts, scalds and skin diseases. It is espec' tally good for piles. Hold by Keir & Cass. Dr. J. Williams hat purchased tbe eight-acre tract three miles aoutb ot town from S. li. Camlne. for 11000, U n rt milt rt nt? a nnf rt f h a nlnnA nf rtA huu v au v v uutv wuw rinuo a w uuvni where Mr. and Mrs, Williams will make their home. W. J. baker con ducted tbe sale. Do you know that Pinesalve Carbolized nets like a poultice in drawing nut in tlamnintion and poison? It is antisep tic. Kor cuta, burns eczema, cracked liHitda It ia immediate relief. Sold by Koir & Cass.. Hairy Hailey bas resigued bis posi tion as foroman of the line work for the Paoillo Telephone Co. and la now employed by tbe Home Telephone Co. At present ne la soliciting business tor the new company. Kov Dean ia acting foreman of the old company. Dew ill's Little Earlv Risers are eood for anyone who needs a pill. They are small, safe, sure, little pills that do not ripe or sicken. Mold by Keir & Cass. Key. A. H. Lathrop. the uew Meth odist mini iter, left bis home in Ohio luetdny, and is exnected to arrive in llood Kiver Saturday morning, in time to preaob bis Initial sermon Sunday muruiug. The delay was oc casioned by bis having to attend con ference In Ohio, wbich convened last week. Mothers with little children need nn longer fear cr up, colds or whoooimr cough, liees Laxative Cough Mpnip uibu-8 k,n,u- ii worns on the cold through I lie boa el, cleara the head. guaranteed. Mold bv Keir & Cass . E. P. Matthews bas sold his resl. denoe on Cascade avenue to C. R Hone. Consideration. tXVX). Mr. Matthews is an engineer ou tbe rail road, and liood Kiver was not at the eud ot a run, ao that it wag Inconven ient to live here. Mrs. Matthews will sell otf the furniture and move to Portland. Mr. Boue will mnva Into the bouse as soon as vaoated. It is a well known fact that twrmna living in the Pine foresU do not suffer from kidney dixeases. One dose ol l'ineules at night usually relieves hnrk. ache. 30 days treatment. 11.00. Your money refunded if not satisfied. Hohl by Keir & Cass.. Oscar Vender bllt returned Tuesdav from Portland, and says that be baa secured two windows ot Olds, Wort- man & King, at Portland, in which tn display some ot tbe choice apples of lleulah Land. In aneikins or tho aal of Delicious apples to tbe Hotel Port laud, as announced in another col umn, he said that the Hotel Pnrt;nH will advertise tbe apple on their menu cards. Visits llood River. Ellerslie E. Luther, of Watsouville, Cal., wag in tbe city tbe first ot tbe week looking over tbe valley aud vis iting tba fruit men. Mr. Luther says tbat the pear blight is making feaifnl inroads in the pear orchards of Call fornia, and that it has also reached aoutbern Oregon. In Wattonville tbe apple orchards are tbis year a (11 ic ted with a horned onterpiller which eats foliage and fruit, and they have found no ipray tbat will kill them. Tbey bave apoiled about half the fruit. Tbey also bave a fungm or mildew at that place which is also very disas trous to tbe trees and truit. Chamberlain's Cengh Remedy One of the Beat on the Market. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has constantly gained in favor and popularity nntii It is now one of tbe most staple medicines in uxe and has an enormous sale. It is intended especially for acute throat and lung ilia diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup, and can always be depended upon. It is pleasant and safe to take and is undoubtedly the beet in the mar ket for tne purposes for which it is in tended. Sold by Keir & Cass. Hood iver LAND E MPORIUM COUNTRY PROPERTY A PARTIAL LIST W. J. BAKER & CO. Ileal Estate srents, Of Hood Kiver, Oregon, offer the fol lowing bargains: No. 1. 5 acres, 1 mile from town, all improved, all set to trees, Newtons, Bpltzenbergs and peachec, poultry yard and good buildings. fjoO. No. 2 24 acres half mile from town, 400 trees, 5 years old, 10 acres 1 to 3 years old, 8 acres berries. $2,000 house all in high state of cultivation. $15,' 000. No. 3. Five acres close in, 6 inches of water, no buildings, no fruit planted, but ground thoroughly fertilized and very rich. Price $2,500. No. 4. Ft'teen acre?, all under cultiva tion, 5 acres 2 year old trees, 10 acres 1 year old trees. 4 acres strawberries, set among young trees. Price $7,500. No. 5. Thirty acres one and one-half miles from town, alt under cultiva tion, 4 acres orchard in full bearing, 1(1 acres young orchard, some meadow land and 3 acres berries, large lioue, very conveniently arranged. Good barn, also good cottage on place and all kinds small fruit. Electric light, phone, etc. A very desirable home. Price $15,000. No. 9. Six and one-half acres three miles out, 44 acres set to trees two years old, peach trees sot between rows, 6-room house, good well and Urn. Price $2,600. No 10. Eight acres, same distance from town, 250 4-year-old trees, also 150 young trees one year out. Three acres of this place is suitable for earlv iierries. Neat 6-room house and out bnildinga. Price $4,400. This lint is simply a sample of what we have to offer buyers. Call and see our entire list. It will interest you. 160 acres on Hood river, near Dee, some cleared land. $45.00 an acre to June 1st next only. 13 acres, all improved, free water, 3 miles from town, meadow and some orchard, $4,500.00. 174 acres, 1 acres in English walnuts, 16 acres in 1 year old standard apple on hard, 15 inches of water mi the place, two miles from Hood Iliver, per acre, $500. 40 acres of wild land, $1,000 of timber, 8 miles out, rough, well watered, $1,500. 80 acres in upper valley, A No. 1 apple land, 40 acres nearly cleared, free irrigating water, per acre, fl50 00 330 acres raw land, timber renoived, under irrigation, platted in ten acre lots, 12 miles out in upper llood River valley, A No. 1 apple land, $10,000. 40 acres, all under cultivation, 35 acres hav and pasture. 8 acres in 10-year old apple orchard, 3 acres in 3-year old apple orchard, standard varieties, good soil, level, good house and barn, in?luding all farm implements and stock until June 1, 1007, $lti,000. Terms, $5, 00 cash. 10 acres, all level, 9 acres under cultl tivation, acres in strawberries 600 apple trees In orchard, $3,000. 5 acres, all under cultivation, one acre of strawberries, one acre in standard apple orchard, sandy loam soil, level barn and small house, 3 miles from llood Kiver, $3,500. 10 acres, all under cultivation, acres in strawberries, 300 apple trees in or chard, 8-rooni house, barn 80x30, 3 miles from Hood River. Price $5,000, 40 acres, 1)4 miles from Hood River, rolling, good orchard land, 3 acres, plowed, all fenced, good well, $4,000. 11 acres, 10 acres under cultivation, 9 acres in standard orchard. Price $3,500. 40 acres, alL in standard apple orchard t miles from Hood River. Price flilj.UOO. 15 acres, about one-half under cultiva tion, 44 miles from railroad, barn and 5-room house, $4,000. 40 acres, 5 acres under cultivation. acres in standard apple orchard, good mna, miies irom wnite Salmon Wn. $1000. 40 acres, some cleard, 7 miles from Mosier, $1,000. Terms can be had on all the above property at Reasonable Interest City of Hood River Property A Partial List year. Price $2,500. Unimproved lots, cash or on the in stallment plan from $100 up. Business lot Main street, rents $180 a S lots and house, house new, 8 rooms BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. 1 5 acres near town, all Improved and half in fruit, some bearing apples, lies nne. Only $2(HlO. i. i acres l$ miles out, 6 acres in bearing orchard, fine location and good property, on easy terms. 8. 8 acres, 2 miles out, all under cultivation aud in apples of best varie ties; good buildings. $4000. 4. 13 acres 1 mile out, good location and highly improved property, bearing fruit of good variety and the beet of buildings, for aale at a bargain. 5. 20 acres 6 miles out, 6 acres in 4 year old trees, balance easy clearing, for sale on easy terms. 6. 40 acres 5 miles out, good apple land, $3500. 7. 40 acres 6 miles out, timber will pay for clearing, best of apple land. only $3200. 8. 148 acres 9 miles out, mostly tilla ble, a little cleared, a great bargain at oniy iauu. The above are only a few samples of tbe bargains we bave to offer. We bave a vaiiety of other properties listed in all parts oi the valley, also anything you want iu city property Onthank fl Otten Hood River Ore tion True to Name Nursery Is again offering their usual choice stock of Apple, Pear Cherry and Peach Trees, with reference, to varieties adapted to this locality. Bear in mind that all buds and scions used in propagating were personally selected from bearing trees. Last year was all sold out November 1st. Y ould suggest that orders for the cominjr season should nor oe delayed. Address, Phone Farmers 349. H. S. GALLIGAN JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise and Lumbermen's Supplies, Railroad Ties, Cordwcod, Lumber and Cedar Posts Free Delivery. Phone 931 HOOD RIVER, OR. HOOD RIVER, OREGON Wholesale Fruit and Produce Fruits and Produce of All Kinds Wanted Will pay the highest market price in cash J. E. Nichols will move bia under taking establishment tbis week to the building on tbe west of bia lot, nntil the completion of the new building. Tbe exoavating is about finished and tbe contractors bace arrived to pnt up tbe bnilding. J. E. Hanna will move into tbe store room vacated bv J. E. Nichols. 1 It a man loves a girl that's big busi ness. It a girl loves a man that's ber busi ness. If they want to get married tbat'a tbeir business If tbey want to buy a farm tbat'a our buginesa. J. 11. lloilbronner & Co. For Bale 20 eres 1 mile from Odell itur elinrcb aud school on inula road K. K 1). an. I telephone line. All choice level lnnd, 4-rcxim ootiHKe, barn and good well witb pump; 5 acres cleared and la fruit, baliinoe slashed; a splendid location. Price tor HO days H'u . Inq ulre of Lee K. Htrong; Odel 1. old Lor Sale A few very fine light Bnn Leg. horns, May Cockerels from tbe noted Orelw Poultry srds, Idsho, especially bred for laying purpoxen, 200 eg strain. H.S. Keed, Kast Bide, box 23(1. Koute No. 1. Hood River, Oregon. olu Kor Hale Household furniture, Including stoves, carpets, etc. Mrs. K P. Matthews. 1 3 For Sale Grey saddle borse; also good for lLjht farming. L. Struck. olO For Sale Good gentle work horse. Will sell cheap If bought at once. Inquire of A. O. Johnson, Mt. Hood. Phone 2X1. olO For Sale Good Jersey cow, 2 1-2 Inch wagon, 2-seated phaeton und buggy, all for sale chettp if taken soon. J. A. Ccok, plume Farmers 121x. oH Kor Sale One 2 8-4 Mitchell wagon; also a two year old heifer, Iresh in October. J.L. Grofl. B. F. D. No. 2, Box 178. o3 For Bale-15 bead choice pigs, six weeks old, st 3.00 per head. Thos. Calkins, Riverside Farm. o3 For Sale Team of erev ffpldlmrs. wplaht. 2800. also harness, wugon and buggy. For ariicuiars can or pnoue L. A. Herman, armers 1308. fM Hay Kor Sale Clover and timothy mixed, wheat bay for sale by Sbellv & Son. Flume Wanted. Wanted Experienced well dlerar tn HI- a. well ou my place. Jack Hand. 1 17 Wanted--Men to cut wood, flr SI Ml nor enrd. Inqul e at ranch Jimlle south of Neff switch. Mt. Hood. K. R. Teleuhoue Farmers VT7. Address J. L. Tousey. box 106. R. 1. ol7 Wanted To contract for cntMnir annul. K nun ricks of wood or more in Hood River valley. Address M. Ioukal, care A. Butts, Hood Kiver. - ol7 Wanted Men to wnrlr nn atrnata Plontv of work. Wages, S2.30 per day. Annlv to A. i. Moe. Chairman Street CmnnilttfH. nr Marshal Ganger. slutf Wanted Three dnxen nnllAta Plvmnnth Rocks, or Black T.anirnlian. Mm .1 A lion. derson, Bingen, Wash. olO Wanted Yonng ladles to learn tolnnhnne operating, short hours, pay while learning. Appiy j. w. Held, Mgr. H12 tf Wanted Man forflreneral farm work, cimui steady, sober. Mrs. bhonquesU s26 Wanted Responsible party to clear live acres near town. Can furnish honse if de s red. Address H. J. Miller, 153 3rd street, Portland. em For Rent For Rent-Fornislied house tn rent fnr ih winter. Apply to Mrs. Canfleld on State St. ol7 Lost and Found Notice Taken by mistake, a straw tnininnn with leather strap, from W. g. Urihhle'a atnro some time between the I7tb and the 2it nf Sept. Parties who took the same will please return to the store and oblige. Mrs. H. C. McKamey. 0i7 Lost Monday. Sent. 17. at. hithinir in front of Ramoua Hotel one naclfiurn ,,r nor cbandixe containing ladles dress goods and vnuj uiiMiiuiK. i-ruunuiy piucea in wrong buggy. Keturn to J. W. Shipley, Phone No. 1U58 Farmers. 017 -P.Kketbook, containing (10 gold piece liver thimble and gold rimmed ani change. guises. Mone: y tied un In handkerchief turn to 8. A. Clark at the Davidson Fruit Co, Re- for reward. olO Taken up Team of horses, welirht about 800 lbs. each. Came to my place on or about May Is. One lleht bay hor. branded f!. .1 on left shoulder, wire cut on right front foot. Other dark bay. no brand. Right ear crop ped. Clarence .Duusmore, Mosier, ore. 08 Bruce Morton, who has been attend ing the state fair at Salem, retained borne Monday. Mrs. Gatobett arrived Tuesday ev ening from Ptrtland on a visit to ber daughter, Mrs. Dr. Games. The Toggery will take vour measure and bave your suit made to order by tbe Hovel Tailorina Co. Fit cnamn. teed. A. T. Dodee returned to Hood Rlv. er frm Newport the first of the week, and yesterday left for Oregon City to bring took bis farnilv. Thev exmwit to live in town this winter. Mrs. A. M. Klein, sister of Mrs. C. . Bona, aud Will Middleton. a nephew, wbo bave been visiting at tbe Bone country borne for some time, returned borne to Portland yes terday. Mrs. W. J. Baker, aoooropanied her son. William, to Portland Friday. where be reenters the Hill Militarv Academy to resume bia studies. Mrs. Baker wili visit with her daughter, Mrs. Senoca Fouts. before her return. W J. Baker went down Sato-dav and remained over Sunday, taking io tbe ball game.