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ktTABUSBBD 1900
INCORPORATE!' 'W5
HUGGIN!
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Butler Banking Company
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Capital Fully Paid, $50,000
Earned Surplus - $15,000
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BIG SALE ON LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S COATS
For Thirty Days we will offer our entire lino of LadiW mid Children's (oats at
prices you can't duplicate anywhere. We have the well known PALM 10 U (!AR
M10NT in the latest styles and shadoH. New coats just received. Space permits us
to mention hut a few prices.
IN-iil.ir .?2:.0() Coat at $19.50
I.Vjrular !?K.00 and $18.00 Coat at $12.50
I titular -if 12.00 Coat at $10.00
Same reduction all down the line. Especially strong cut on Misses' and Chil
dren's Coats.
MEN'S and BOYS' SUITS AT COST -
We have about two hundred Men's and I.oys' Suits left that we are closing out at cost. Our line is new
and the very latest in Melton, Serges and Worsted. We are closing out this line and ask no profit. Come
while the stock is full. Our prices will surprise you.
LCSLII BCTLKR,
President
- DIRECTORS
J. N. T4L,
J. W. Fmncb
Thdmah Bctlik,
VU President. Cashier
R. T. Cox
CL T. RAW80N.
F. E. BTXKTOV
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
Wedi-Mjf to let our friends and patrons know
thut fW i f-1l planting we will hare and can up-
plj ii a;r. iminMr
Cherry, ?er,Apricot, Peach& Plum Trees,
GRAPL2. CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all the standard varieties of apple trees. Can
supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Splteen
berg and Jonathan apple trees.
RAWSON & STANTON. Hood River. Or.
NINETY-FIVE ACRES
YIELD 35,000 BOXES
1 lie Dumas orchard, at Dayton,
Wash., comprising 05 acres of hearing
apple treoH, thin year prnduoed a crop
( i about 115,000 boxes. It is a wcuder
i il yluld (or that aection of the coun
try, and enpeoially good from the fart
that the entire orohaid was in full
hearing, practically not a tree but
which wan loaded. It is one of the
tow orchards in that part of the coun
try which is beiug taken care of as a
(K-nimoreml proportion.
Ilia big shortage in the crop all
over the east, and consequently high
prions, induced W. N. White &, Co.
to bid a good pi ice for the crop,
which we understand wis $1.35 per
box, f. o. b. cars, it delivered by tho
I itlur pntt of Novemuor. On account
j tlif thortuge of cars but 20.OU0 box-
had been shipped when the date
oxpired, nud Mr. White cancelled the
contract. Mr. Ducuhs intends to
bring suit against the railroad compa
ny fur his Iosh.
The slump iu the apple market of
New York, on account of the financial
situation, tor anything in the apple
linn except chnice, while it bag not
materially ali'euted Hood River ap
ples, lias made ooutraots at other
places not very desiiaole, There are
no storage warehouses iu that part of
the country for holding applet, and
they will hiivo to be shipped out for
whut they will bring.
Theie have l 'on tons and tons of
apples in eas n:u Washington in the
wheat country whiob weie not picked
U all, but left to lot on the ground,
r as fend for the bogs. The big price
oceived Shin yeur (for that seotlou)
by Mr. Dumas, however, has caused
considerable interest among the farm
ers, and it is said that there will be a
good many acres set out next spring
to applos. Their bust grades appear
tu be the Jonathan and Rome lieauty,
these two varieties growing to perfec
tion, while other varieties are more
or less inferior. While there is no in
dication of disease among the trees iu
the old orchards, they are badly in
fested witb scale, aphis and codlin
tnoth, owing to neglect.
H. (. Campbell, of Uood River, has
boeu superintending the packing iu
speotiou and shipping of the apples,
and is still buying apples noith of
Walla Walla for Mr. White, lie states
that many of the farmers who have a
carload or two of fail apples, would
not sell them beoause they did not
care to have the trouble of bunting
up pioKeta and gathering the fruit.
Most of the farmers have large aoie
age of wheat, are well to do, and pay
mile attention to anything else.
Arrested On a Uravc Charge.
u. ii. bhiuuyo, ueii r known as
Hurt Halnave, was arrested in 1'riue
villa last Thursday atternoou, charged
with sending obscene letters through
the mails. A number of girls, whose
age would range somewhere between
12 and 11 years, received letters of an
lnorimluatiug nature and the matter
was placed iu the bauds of Sherilt El
kins, who took the youug man iu cus
tody. Home of the letters were signed
witn a nccitious name, pretlxlug Mrs,
to tho initial signature, but always
giving the same number of postotllue
(jox lor answers.
The young man cau be tried by both
me state ana lederai authorities.
There is this ditlereuce. however.
that the peualty is much more severe
ir convicted under Indictment by Uti
ole Saw.
Under state laws, if convictiou fol
lows, the penalty is a $ 1500 flue and r
term in the state penitentiary, eithor
both, at the discretion of the
court.
The federal laws provide a penalty
of not more than a J50U0 flue and for
nut moro than five years iu the peni
tentiary, either or both at the discre
tion of the presiding judge.
The i:ot.jlllce authorities will take
I lie case up first. An inspector is now
on tho way to Prluevlllo to take the
nine iu baud. He is expected here to
day or tomonow. Crook County
uuuruil,
"Advertising 'l'u;s.
M osier has recently done a good
elroko of advertising for its truil
growing industry. A lot of Portland
bmiuess men wore invited to visit the
ji-osier valley, nud a flue lot of the
i o.-t bind of adveitising was obtained.
. groat deal of this advertising was of
ilia Kind commouly called free be
rnnso tho newspapers without charge
published many things which helped
un reputation or (Hit prosperous dis
trict. On the other baud, it cost the
iu osier commercial club a goodly sum
o! money as well as much bHrd worn
to make the occasion one of sutlloient
interest to induce the nevspapers to
tell tbe many interesting facts wbiob
they bave told the pubiio in oonuec
tiou witb the exoursion. It was a esse
of using money and work so as to get
the largest returns, and advertising
fays. Agrioultur'st
Oregon D.t'rrtnciiN A "nictation.
The sixteenth annual meeting ol the
Oregon Dairymen'- uhtioriiitinii will
be hold under the auspices of the
Portland Commt'iciul club at l'oit
land, Oregon, on December 12 and
l.t, '07.
Program.
Thursday, Dec. 12. ID a. m.
Addrexs of Welcome, Turn Hicl.ard
on, Portland, Commercial club.
licppoiif, annual whlrem, President
E. T. Judd, Turner.
"Testing Milk on the Farm," Dan
filmier, llrooks.
"Winter vs. Summer Dairying,"
John Dlnwiddio, Woodbtirn.
"Neoest-ity for Clean Milk," L. 11.
Ziemor, Tillamook.
Ihursiliiv, Dec. 12, l p. in.
"Tho lielntion tna Dniry Industry
Reals to the Commen'UI liuninct,a t
the Country," 1. S. Inwiieend, Port
land.
"Care of Cromn for Shipineui,"
Mrs. & I. Judd, Siilem,
Discussion lltte'Mi tninntps.
"Succulent Teed fur Winter," Wpi.
Hchuluierioh, llill..boio.
DiNCilssloii illteeu iniiiutes.
"Milking by Machine," Mrs. H. A.
Vokum, Marsbllelil.
"Ihe Dairy Co at Horn and
Abroad," Jos. K. Wing, Mec';auios
buri;, Ohio.
Friday, Deo. PI. ID a. in.
"Advanced KegiHtrntion for Dairy
Cattle," Prof. K j. Kent, Corvallis.
"Practical Dairy Kuugcstious," 11.
L. I'dauchard, lliullocli. Washington.
"Whut and How to lY.ml Hie Dairy
Cow," Dr. James Witliycombe, Cor
vullis. "Future of Dairying in eastorn Or
egon," A. A. liennett, lrrigon.
Friday, Den. l.'l, 1 :,riU p. m.
llilsinets Heshiini.
Itcport of oltiueis nud oommlttoes.
Flection of ollleer.-.
Addiefs, J W. llmley, state daily
and food commissioner, Portland.
Address, D. I). White, dairy divi
sion, U. S. depm t intuit of agi iculture.
Announcements of premium awards.
All railroads entering Portland will
sell round trip tickets for this meet
ing, on tho corMtlcute plan, at one
and one-third lure. Pull fare to be
paid going, and a receipt, taken tlieu
for, upon which return ticket will be
issued at one third faro.
F. K. Kent, Sec'y.
Oregonlaii Quils Hepnbliean Party.
Iu an editorial I'V.dnv inoruing, the
Portland Oregnniaii announces the
formal divoice or tlui OieHoniati from
tbe Hepnbliean paily and declares
that in the future tho paper will adopt
a policy ot independence of any party
Hlllliutioni', Should lioosevelt be re
nominated the Oregouiau states it
will support him, but as to any other
possibility the paper remains silent
In part the editorial stirs:
"The Orogoulan has done what it
could to support the Kepublicau party
iu Oregon. Kepublic ns have not re
sponueu. iiiey can no,v ami n u'lo
forth support tijt party themselves if
ttiey desire to do so.
"Like Komeo at the play, the Ore
gouiaii will bo a caudle holder aud
b ok mi. It i-t tired of the ell'orts to
appeal on polit'cal, social, llnancial,
national and hiatiiiio principles to
men who don't cuie tm suything of
the kind, but are actuated merely by
selfish motives ami petty desires for
trilling personal ambitions.
"Should pio-wiro upon itoosevolt
compel him to become a candidate
again, tho Oregouiaii tvill support
him. lieyond that the Oregoniaii has
uo auuoiiucomeut to make. It can be
hs independeut iu) any of you, who
have given this ttt.ro and city over to
the demoeii.tio ii 'itv. The iemihli-an
idea in Oregon h; thiit there should be
only one paity in Oregon, the Democratic."
Mrs. Ueatlierivd K ill ot (i Ituck.
Health', Dec. l.'lho luntv of nine
Hawaiian gills sent to thin coast on a
sight seeing tour, left Seatllo today
for Sao I rancisco on the btoiiinshin
Uovernor. '1 hey wil ;.ai; on the steam.
ship Alameda for Honolulu on Decem
ber b.
Mis. Ivlvt li loier Went herted. tho
chaperone, who has been with the
party since the hailing Irom Honolulu
on iseptemlior 1, lett it hero. Mrs
Detzel, a Smtttle woman who will
spend the winter in Honolulu, is act
ing temporarily as chaperone on the
trip to San lraucsicu, win re other ar
rangements have been made. Mrs.
Weatthcrred stud today Unit as she is
to take an American parlv to the isl
nuds in January she determined uut
to rot in n itli the Hawaiian girls
now. She will go to Portland this
week.
Has lieen of Seme Keneflt.
Tbe Willamette and Hood (Uver ap
ple raisers bave at last buried the
hatchet, so 'tis said. Well, it was a
harmless sort of battle, anyway, and
its outcome baa proved what the wUe
ones have known all along, namely,
that the production of a llift el. in
apple crop in Oiegon depends upon
energy intelligently applied, rather
than upon locati u. The rivairy thut
has existed between II lod Kiver i.nd
tbe Willamette valley bas been of in
estimable benefit, and bas placed Or
egon in tbe very front rank of t'ne
apple growing states of the union.
l'or the benefit ot 'his important in
dustry, even yet in its P-fancy, ot r.s
hope that this spirit of coinpi lM nn,
with every trace ol malice and lull; r
ness removed, will be mor-i keen in
the future than it h i I. ten in ll. n
past. Let the riridry I intvi.ee, but
let it be ct '.he fnei.dly snit. DhIIu.-i
Obsorver.
OiiuoLaxa ve I ruit Syrup, the new
Laxative, stiii olates but does nut irri
tate, it is the best Laxative. Uiutran
teedoryonr money hack. Clarke DrngCo.
tiood stock of winter robes and horse
blankets at S. .1 Flunk's
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
1 6 acres near town, all impiot ..
and half in fruit, point bearing apples,
lies tine. Only f2tHH).
2. 7 acres l)a miles out, 0 acres in
bearing orchard, tine location ami good
property, mi easy terms.
3. H Keren, '1 miles out, all under
cultivation and in apples of best varie
ties; good buildings. $-1000.
4. 1H.J acres 1 mile out, good location
and highly improved property, Ixairing
fruit of good variety and the best of
buildings, for sale at a bargain.
5. 20 acres 0 miles out, .) acres iu 1
year old trees, balance easy clearing;, for
sale on easy terms,
0. 40 acres 5 miles out, good apple
land, :t.ri00.
7. 40 acres 0 miles out, timber will
pay for clearing, best of apple land,
only $11200.
8. 148 acres 9 miles out, mostly tilla
ble, a littlo cleared, a great bargain ut
only 11500.
The above are only a few samples of
the bargains we have to offer. We have
a vaiioty of other properties listed in all
parts of the valley, also anything you
want in city property
Onthank tft Otten
Hood River
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INVESTIGATE
THE FERTILE
trj yv -j t-r'f st.f , v i 1 1 in i i tm
! mmw
Irrigated Tracts
At Paterson. Benton county, asb.. on the Colum
bia River, dow made accessible by tbe Nortb Bank
Railroad, (just completed).
$500 TO $1500 PER ACRE PER YEAR
XT . f'. 1 1 1 II T
iNet prom can DC maae raising truita and vegetables, ten
acres guarantees a bandsome income lor life--notbintf surer.
fKtvjEO LUW iMUW wm advance rapidly. INo other
opportunity like tki's. Full particulars and booklet free.
tioneer Bldg. MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY SEATTLE, WASH.
Buy Your Fruit Boxes
AT THE
Hood River Box Factory
and Patronize Home Industry.
Best Quality Lowest Price
Home Made
Phone Main 71
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Oregon
OREGON
Shost him
James lumihue, New Hr.laiii, Conn.,
writes ; "I tried several kidney remedy?,
and was treated by our best physicians
fur diabetes, but did not improve until
I took Foley's Kidney t'ure. After the
second bottle I showed iiiinroveimtnt.
and live bottles cured me completely. I
nave since passed a nynl examination
for life insurance." lev's Kidnev Cure
cures back-uclic and all forms of kidney
and bladder trouble Clarke iMia Co".
akd Union Pacific
3 Trains to the East Daily
ThroriKh Pullman Btandnrds mid tonrl-t
tloeplnir onrs dully to omnha, riilrniro, S.
Jtaiie; tourist sleeping cum riullv to Khii-iiv
Illy; tliroiiKh 1'iillnmn tmirlst sleeiilmj .
(pernnnsally pondnpted) week I v to ( li lcw
luvlinlng clmlr cam (seats frif) to the Km
dally. ttiilon Ieiot- Leave. Arrlv
( nlcairo-roriliiiid Speeliil for
the Kaatvla H nntlnKtnn. dully 8:: am S:'.'ll nni
KimkHiie Flyer for Knstcrn
WashlngUm, Walla Walla,
bewtslon.Coenr d' Alone 1011I
(irpnt Nnrlhern points, dallv 7:li pin S:0(l mn
Atlantic Kxpiess Artli(tKHt
via Hiintlnirnm. dully 7:10 pin t):.l am
rortlnni -IVmllt'tKn 1im-iiI f..r
all points between Pendleton
and Portland, rinlly 7:l."mni Mjimi
1MVKK SCHKPULK
FOll" ASTOIUA "and j:0ti P.M. i:10 p m
way points, rnnneetlnii Dallv j Hails
with tenrarr for ll ineo! pxi'ejit exci-n'
and North Heseh stoHin-l Hnndav. I Hiindu.
er Hassalo, Ash stret't Salindiiv.
dock (water per.) jl0:t) V. M.i
FOll Dayton, Oreeon 7) A. M. ':K V M
City and Vunihlll Kiv ; Onllv 1 P ,u
r ln(a. Ash street rxo-H exwpi
duck (wuter per.) j Sunday, j s i, ,
FOR I.KW 1NTON, 6:10 A. M. 4KleP M
Idaho, nd way points, Psllv I'nllv
from Klpurla, Wash, j puree! pxrn't
I Saturday ' Ki lit iv I
Phone 491
Our Groceries
Will build you up! Their absolute
purity insures their wl.o'.eaoineness.
We cater to a class of customers who
want thingB right and appreciate our
efforts toaatiafy In all particulars.
Canned Goods
In great variety and nil of a wiprrior
quality. Our price il inieres! you.
Free Delivery
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO
FRUIT DEALERS
nnd Manufacturers of all kinds of
Fruit
ox
Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit
Wood & Smith Bros.
Tin: m:vest Modek.n commercial hotel in Portland
Hotel St. Philip
Fourth, l'iftb aud llurnside Streets. Main Entrance on Burneide Street.
H. M. PIERCE, Proprietor
Is only expensive to pec-pfe who are
wasteful and careless. To you, who
are naturally carelr, it does not
come high.
uiny concrete hre-proof hotel in the city. Steam heat., electric liuhts, hot and
old water in everv room. Kiv hloi ka frrm ITnh.i. n..,.t p.,.:.i. c. j
cm s (iass me uoor. lake street cars at Union Depot.
cifth St.
Rates $1.00 per day and up.
Special lintea by the week and month. Free Batbs on every floor.
Stoves, Heaters and Ranges
All kinds, New and Second-hand.
Pig Stock of New and Second-hand
Furniture. Carpets. Art Squares, Rugsj
Chairs, Rockers, Etc
Phone Main 1053.
O. P. DABNEY & CO.
It 's economical because it can be quickly turned off when not nee, ed
W it i fas or kerosene there is tbe temptation to let light burn whTo nor. '
needed to ave bother of lighting amf adjustm. ft i homes he
electric lieht bills amount to onlv nn. n, w jn. ... " ' mes "e
SrhF g "me kind of t"1
ugiii, dui aoes it eave yon anytnintt when it )i
andrecreation-mins your eyesiKht-smokes your walls-roars decora
tions and increases household work. You could probably save a dollar
lllT... . A -""'"n't be rnoam?."l
. ,....r, wi ivjw you save tnat counts.
Our new invoice of fixtures have just
arrived from the factory. Call and
make your selections.
Hood River Electric Light, Power & Water Co.
Drv U
Hnv
Glint Hood Store
W. S. GRIBBLE. Proprietor.
'" Animunition Boots anil Shoes
Hardware Oraniteware
(tram Flour Feed Full line of Groceries
THE ODELL NURSERIES
J. W. WILSON, Proprietor,
DEALER IN
Apple Trees
All standard varieties crown from rpIapWIi ceihnc,
I . , .l.ll.o l PI III IIP
best beti l ing orchards in Hood River val'lev, (fiuarantwr!
tine to naire and free from d
;ive iii ive-vear root. ft
.Hood River's Leading Druggist...
TlhtS. CA1.K1N-fi
OKFieit Hocus
Frelnlit Honiw 8 a. m. to 12 noon; 1 to t, p
m. No frelKlit received or delivered aller
. m.
1'KsKenirer IV'imt lloiiru for delivery of ex
preiwaud bKKuawe will be 8 a, in. tin i; v. m.
WM. McMURRAY.
Uencnil Paaxeuifer Agent, l'ortland, Or
H. W. BoYLK, Agent. HoimI Klver. !
WALTER ISEXI1ERQ
verside Dairy
.in
ipply you with any quantity of Fresh .Milk
PRICES ON APPLICATION
4tT
Vtv Dcliverv,
i. m.
O. R. A N. TIME TARLE.
Kast tMiiind
No. 2, 'hlcni WiwIhI, I0:fi0 a. m.
;nu. , nixKHne r iyer, m p. in.
No. 8, Mall and Kxpreiw, I0:u6 p.
No. H, KAa, m. No limit.
No. 24, Way freight, I.:15 p. m.
No. 22. Kast KrvluhL J iVi a m
West bound-
No. 1, Port land Seetal. .VW p. ni.
No. S, I'orllaud Kl.ver, fciHj a. ni,
No 5, Mail and Kxpmw, 6:30 a. m.
No 7. i:M p. in. No mall.
No. 28, Way freight, tjf, a. m.
No. 56, fast freight, 1:06 p. ni.
GOULD & SNYDER
UMBING
Steam and Hot Water Heatino;
All jobbing promptly attended to.
"Take Your Medicine"
like a man, but I e sure it in the right
medicine rightly com pounded. There
ia danger in Drug?, unleM Brains atiend j
to tbe mixing of them. Prescriptions
brought here are prepaired by duly j
qualified and experienced clerks who?
know their business thoroughly and,
nbvkb mask MISTAKES. We also carry a '
full line of drupiNets' sundries Per-i
fumes, Fancy Soaps, and Toilet Articles.
But with the best of service our prices
rule low.
THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas n olabkb;
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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