The Hood River glacier., January 23, 1908, Page Six, Image 6

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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY JANUARY 23 IC03.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE COUNTY COURT
County rnnrt met in o adjourned
trm this lOta day of December, 1907.
'J hose present were Judge A.' K. Lake,
( 'otrmiasioaer II. J Hihbard end a
If. Stoughtoo, nod H. B iltoo. ooanty
clerk, when tbe following proceedings
ere bad, to-wit :
In tbe matter of appointing to fill
vacancy in board of direct ore of Hood
Kiver Irrigation district. It ia hereby
ordeied tbat Ferny A. Smith be ap
pointed and be U bereby appointed to
till vacancy in I be board of director
of tbe Uood Hirer Irrigation district.
Ia tbe matter of creating a Toting
precinct In 11 od Hirer valley, to be
culled Odull pro i net. It ia bereby or
dered tbat a ne precinct be created
lu Hood River valley to be named
Udell, and deaoribed aa follow, to
wit: UeKinning at tbe SB coinei of seo
tioo 5 Ip 1 N K 11 E W M; tbence
north to miles; tbenoe weat three
utiles; tbence north one and one half
mill; thence went one-half mile;
tfceuca north to llood Kiver; tbence
up Uood Hirer channel to aection line
between aection 6 an I 7 l'p 1 N K 10
K; tbence following 'action line due
eaat to place of beginning. VotiDg
place to at or near OJelL
In tbe matter of tbe boundaries of
Eaat Uood River precinct, which are
a follow:
Beginning in tbe Columbia river
due north ot tbe eaat line of tec IT"
N R 11. E W M; tbenoe aoutb to
aouth eaat corner of aeo 21 1 2 W K 11
E; tbence weat one mile; tbenoe
toutb 1 mile to aoutb eaat oor aeo 29
T2NK11K; tbenoe weit 3 milea;
tbenoe north 1,4 mf.ei; tbeuoe weat
ou bait mile; tbeuoe north to Uood
River: tbence down aaid river to
north line of aeo 36T3NK10 fi;
tbenoe west to quarter oor to aectloo
25 and 30 1 3 N 11 10 E; tbenoe north
to Columbia river; tbence np aaid
river to tbe place ot beginning.
In tbe matter of creating a new vot
ing pre iluct in and near Tbe Dalles,
to be known aa South Dalle precinct.
It ia bereby ordered tbat a new voting
preoloct be formed out ot Eaat Dallea
precinct to be known aa South Dallea
preoinot and to be deaoribed ai fol
low to-wit :
Beginning at tbe Interaectlun of tbe
Kully avenue and Uokaon street;
thence aoutb along Kelly avenue to
tbe aoutb boundary line of Dalle iCity ;
tbeuoe weaterly along tbe aaid line to
tbe line between eeotiona 9 and 10 T 1
N H 13 E; tbenoe h to N W oor aeo 15
T 1 N R 13 E; tbenoe weat one mile,
tbeuoe aoutb two miiei; tbenoe weat
one mile; tbenoe aoutb two miles to
HW oor aeo 32 UN K 13 E; tbenoe
eaat four milt); tbenoe north to tbe
aouth line of tbe R H Thompson D L
O No 37; thence weat to 8W corner
aulflDLCNo 37; tbenoe north to
NK oor of D L O No 39; tbenoe weat
along the center of Jaskaon street to
tb place of beginning, tbe voting
pints to be In Dallea City.
In tbe matter ot tbe boundarlea of
HuM win preoiuo it la here ordered
that tbe boundaries of Baldwin pre
olnct shall be as follows, to-wit:
tloglnnlng at a point where Eaat
Fork ot llood tlver crosses south line
of aeo 6 T 1 N R 10 E W M ; tbenoe
Nt to southeast oor seo o X 1 IN K 11
E: tbenoe aoutb to south-east cot seo
32 1 1 N R 11 E; thence weat to tbe
nortb-caxt cor seo 1 I lHKlUJSJ;
thenoe anni h to the aouth-east oor aeo
12 X 1 8 K 10 E; tbenoe weat 3 miles;
tbenoe south 4 miles; tbenoe west 8
milea; tbenoe tmrtb to north-weat oor
sho 6 T 1 S K 10 E; tbenoe west to
Middle Fork ot llood river; tbence
down said rivei to place of beginning
In the matter of tbe boundaries of
Eaat Dalles pieolnct it is bereby or
durud tbat tbt boundaries of Eaat
Dalles preoinot shall be as follows,
to-wit:
Begiuulng at a point In tbe channel
at tbe Columbia river opposite the
north end of J 'Iferaun street, Dalles
City; tbeuoe southerly along the cen
ter of iJertornon atreet to its intersec
tion witb Kelly -venue; tbenoe suutb
along '-bo cenn-r of Kully avenue to
its tutQtseotiou with Jackson street;
tbenoe east aloi v tbe center ot Jakaon
street to the Nl oor Blmms DLUKo
39 T 1 N K 13 E; thence south to BW
oor ot TbompHoo's D L O No 37;
the ce eaat to tbe line between eeo
tiona 11 and 12 r 1 N R 13 E; tbenoe
south to SW oor aeo 3d I 1 N R 13 E;
tbeuoe eaat to BE oor aeo 32 X 1 N R
It E; tber.oe north to the center ot
the Columbia river; tbenoe down aaid
rivet to place ot beginning.
In tbe matter of surveyors and
viewer report on proposed county
road lot' W 11 Eooles et al, tbe matter
of consideration of viewers and sur
veyor report on- proposed oounty
road petitioned tor by w u Eooles
et al, continued until January term.
Whereupon court adjourned.
A E Lake, oounty judge,
II J Hlbbard, commissioner,
O II Ktougbtou, commissioner.
Attest :-S. Bolton, clerk.
County oourt convened in regular
session X'buraday, January 2nd, 19UH.
Xboae present were: Hon A E Lake,
judge; U J Hlbbard, oommiaioner; 0
11 StoiigutoB, commissioner; a Bol
ton, conuty clerk; when tbe follow
lug proceedings were bad, to-wit
In the matter of petition of J M
Leuz et al, to vacate county road,
prayer of petitiouen granted and road
ordered vacated.
In tbe mutter of the petition ot E
Henderahot et al, tot uouuty road,
petition lead aud considered, no re
inoimtrauoe being Bled, it ia ordered
that the viewers aud surveyor meet at
liniijnuiug point of proposed road and
vie and survey said proponed road.
In the matter of tbe petition of J F
Sto'it et'al,".for appointment of con
stable I u Kails preoinot, ' petition
granted.
In tbe ma ter of the petition of
TnoniB' 'lauUgan et al, for nppolnt
iiiitnt of V A Coohran as supervisor of
road district No 32, petition granted.
I u the matter of petiti of Alex
Stewart et al, to ,yutft,a. p,noltl tax In
ni d dl4rlot Nor t'rmti9Tbn"gYa'bt
e i to vota a tax ot f mills ou tbe dol
li' 'or iaprovluif county iqidii.
" in the matter of the petition of 11
C Xielsnn et al, for permiasloik to
ite a special tax In road district Nn
) '.. permission grauted tor a i0 mill
t for improving oouuty road
iu the matter of tie petition ot
Hun Lege et al, to vote speoial tax
ti road district No 6, permission
j uitfld for a live mill tax,
in tbe matter ot tbe petition of Wm
It Sdiclt et olto have E L Rood ap
) tinted road supervisor of rbad d ia
: 'tot No 8, petition grunted.
In tbe matter of the tax levy for
! ..county for tbe year 1908, on
: lint aaaaastneut tor tbe year 1907, aa
r'ltifJed by tbe oounty assessor, tbo
h uouut of assessment for said year
(-dng $8,220,070, tbe county oourt as
I. law reiiuerd. fixes tbe ts lery on
', mob and every doilar . of assessable
' niporty in Wa-eo county ns follows:
-i,ji3 tax, .1 J iu mwis on eaoo ei
School tax, 4 6 10 milts on each II
aasrsed.
Library tax. 1-10 mills od each VI
assessed.
County toads, 3 mills on oh II as
sessed. Couoty purposes, 3 mills oo eaob II
assessed.
Making tbe total tax levied by tba
county oourt ot 14 mills on eaob and
every dollar of assessable property la
Wasco oounty.
In tba matter of tba petition of W
H Eoolea at ai, for eonnty road, re
port of viewers and surveyor read,
and prayer ot petitioner granted,
and supervisor of road district No 35
Is iiereby directed to open said oouu
ty road.
In tba matter of tba petition of Geo
W Simmons at aL to vote special tax
in road district No 5, permission
gran ed to vote special tax of & mills
on tbe dollar for toad purposes.
In tba matter of tba petition of J H
Koberg for road ot publio easement,
petition read In open court. It is or
dered that tbo board of road viewers
and oounty surveyor meet at begin
ning of proposed road of public ease
ment, and view and survey said load
and assess damages, if any.
In tba matter of the jury Htt for
tbe year 1908, on this dsy tbe court
msda a list of 200 tax payers from tba
tax roll of Wasco couoty, to serve as
jurors in tba circuit eourt of Wasco
couoty for tba year 1908.
F. R. Abaten, Hoiid Kiver.
O. F. Angell, The Dalle.
A. M. Allen, "
W. 11. Aldricb, Bake Oven.
J. P. Agidius, The Dalles.
A. A. Amen, W'spinita
F. W. Angus, Hood River.
H. H. Bailev,
' Oliver Bo'irland, Boyd.
J. N. Batty, apinitia.
J. E. Harnett, The Dalles.
Geo. E. Bowermau, Hood River
Henry Bolton, KliuiHlev.
Tbos. Bishop, llood River.
D. D. Bolton, Tbe Dalle.
O. D. Brace,
L. D. Boyed. Hood Uier.
8. F. BIylhe.
Cbsi. Bernard, Tbe Dalles.
Andrew Crabtree, Victor.
: Frank M. Driver, Wamlc.
J. I'. Carroll, Mosier.
Chai. Davis, Hood River.
H. N. Derthick, The Dalles.
G. W. Childers, "
A. S. Emerson, Hood River.
U. I). Eatinger,
C. W. Emerson, The Dalles.
O. B. Evenger, Hood Kiver.
J.O. Kaetman, " .
N. A. Erickson, The Dnllee.
8. 1. Everett. Dufur.
J, H. Eubank, Wamic.
Lee Evn Mmier.
Wilson Fike, Hood River.
P. C. Fagan, The Dallea.
H. R. Brooks, "
E. L. Craft, Bovd.
E. D. Calkins, llood River.
Frank Eddy, "
Geo. P. Crowell, "
P. A. Cox, "
Monroe Heialer, Dufur.
M. M. Hill, Hood Kiver.
Henry Jewell, The Dallea.
J. L. Kelly,
T. H. Johnston, Dufur.
D. C. Jones. Tygh Vslley.
G. J. Friend, Kingaley.
F. F. Kirkhsm, Boyd.
F. P. Kinsey, Antelope.
Wm Kennedy, Hood River.
Thus. Leabo, Boyd.
Kobt. Hardwick, Musier.
Alex Heialer, Dufur.
liana Hansen, Hood River.
Harry Hnekett, . "
8. V. Hudson, Dufur.
C. D. Hinrlcha, llood River.
Geo. P. Maaiker, "
C. E. Miirkham, "
F. 11. Millvr, "
Peter Mobr,
J. M. McCimnell, Dnfnr.
H. K. Richards. The Dalles.
G. Trudell, Dufur.
Frank D. Tillotson, Wamic.
Albert Taylor, Dufur.
J. P. Pnodgrass, Victor.
N. P. Htur'ias, Mosicr.
Geo. F. Ktraiialiaii, HhxI River,
F. E. Hpnor, Bm.Kk.
J. F. Stafford, Friend.
Thos. O; Wllaon, Bovd.
J. E. Winn, Tygh. '
O F. Wa do, llood River.
W. C. Walker, Dufur.
M. M, Waterman. The Da'les.
C. G. Wet more, "
J. R. Woodcock, Wamic.
Van Woodruff, Tygh.
W. T. Vunderpool, Dufur.
J. W. Zumwalt, Wamlc.
J. 8. Adkinson, Boyd.
Geo. F. Arnold, The Dallea.
B. F. Harnett, Hood River.
R. E. Batty, Dutur.
Cbas. Bennett, Moaier.
J. C. Henson, The Dalles.
A. B. Hillings, Mt. Hood.
J. C. Rogg8, Hood River.
L. L. Bolton, Boyd.
J. P. Bolton, Wrentham.
Joseph L. Boyer, Fairbanks.
H. M. Brigga, Mosier.
Albert Krittain, Friend.
Harry E. Brown, The Dalles.
B. C. Browu. Duiur.
Wm. N. Brown, Friend.
James Brown, Tygh.
A. C. Buck, llood Ri ver.
James llurlingame, Mosier.
E. C. Butler, Dufur.
E. P. Kutler, Nanseue,
Jerome Huzan, Flanagan.
R. W. Culwell, Hood Kiver.
J. O. Cameron, "
J. M. Carroll, Moaier.
J. L. Carter, Hood Kiver.
G. R. Caatner.
Geo. Chamberlain, Mosier.
T. M. B. Ciiaotain, Tygh.
J. M. Chitty, Viento.
F. G. Churcli, llood River. .
W. II. Clark, Kingaley.
F. C. Clausen, Boyd.
I"'. M. Confer, Victor.
J. L Conler, "
O. W. Cok. The Dulles.
H. W. Cooke, Khanlko.
T. R. Coon, Hood Kiver. '
I). K. Cooper Mt. Hood
F. E. Colt , Tne Dulles.
L. M. Covey, Friend.
D. P. Crabtree, Victor.
Geo. It. Crowfoot, Tygh.
Better Than
HATUSt'S etSJf ev Is sMr lu pllli, tu It nn In IU right mj.
It ttrmtthsnt ths Btomvk, kids ptgeitUm, cures Dripcvsl. 1mim tho
Uvsr Bowalt, rtn CoMltpMiea.
tlnallr T'blol It all tbat U MCMiarr to eorrmt th ararato tror..
trie. It starts la th Blonatk and searches through th Um. Kidney ana
IatMtiB. dlMolTiat aad toothing a It
W ToMtM ar alwart )ait right aad
harmful after sfftot. etvaasaMX.
Chas. N. Clarke. Hood River, Oregon
D. L. Davidson, Hood River.
E. C. Dickson Antelope.
W. F. Doak. The Dull.-..
Lafayette Doua-lass, I'ufur.
R. B. Driver, Vami
W. H. Edick, Mt. II kkI.
Glenn R. Fshru-k. tW4 River.
Peter FsoM, Dinar.
Allen H. Fli,g, Bovd
Chas. Fralev, Tbe Dalles.
H.J. Frederick, H od River.
Wm. Frizzell, Cascade Locks.
J. W. Gsniher, I laiistfiin.
K. W. Giboa. Hood River.
Frank Ginger, Mosier.
E. A. Grltlin, Dufur.
Owen Jouev, Nanene.
J. D. Kelly, The Dalle.
B. A. Lage, IIikhI River.
F. II. Lsmhert. Fr'end.
Fred LarwiMd, Hood River.
Ernest Mahew. Victor.
J. W. Moore. Hood Kiv r.
G. A. McCnrdy. "
W. H. M. Haley, Dufur.
W. H. Williams The Dalles.
Concluded on lal hks
It depend, upon the pull you take.
DeWitt s Linle Eurly Kiwrs are the
belt Dill known for .nnlinalrn a.,.4
sickbesdache. Bold by Keir and Can.
The Arizona Kicker.
Wa were coming back from Lone
Jack tbe other day In something of a
burry, being mounted on our piebald
broncho, wben, at the crossing of Dog
creek, a road agent tried to hold ns up.
Wa told him we'd see blm later and
galloped on, and be put two bullets
through our hat and turned away. It
may console blm to learn tbat the
amount of cash on band at tbat time
Was Just 15 cent.
Since wa have ceased lying about our
circulation our health and spirits have
improved B0 per cent, and all have no
ticed a great and agreeable change In
os. Wa haven't an ache or pain and go
around with a grin on our phiz and a
song In our heart It was an awful
burden on our back to keep lying from
week to week, claiming a circulation oi
several millions wben we bad less than
a thousand, and we are glad to roll It
off. Let other editors try it They
will be astonished at tbe results.
The Chicago man who arrived here
two weeks ago to set up a retail shop
for tbe sale of trust beef and who was
hiding In the hills two days after has
reached Utah and made a statement
la the newspapers. He denounces ns
aa a set of cannibals and barbarians.
Well, we have our little frailties, aud
one of them Is a lack of love for any
thing In the shape of trusts. If religion
was a trust we'd have the devil here
to beat it If It coat us a hundred dollars
a day.
Wa are asked the question by a noted
divine In tbe ea. t, "Can an editor live
a consistent Christian lifer' We don't
know tbe object of tbe inquiry, but wa
argue that the man who asks the ques
tion never read a newspaper for three
consecutive days. We wouldn't trust
even tbe editor of nn agricultural pa-
par with our bat to hold while we spoke
at a convention. Newspaper editing la
a profession that requires a peculiar
sort of men. They must not be handi
capped. Mr. George Lake of Pine Hill meets
up with Mr. Tom White of Lone Jack,
and both draw and begin shooting.
Twelve bullets fired and a dog killed.
Then tbey embrace and proceed to the
nearest saloon, and the 200 men who
have gathered to see tbe fun walk
away with tears of shame and hu
miliation rolling: down their cheeks.
Ia Arizona Arizona no longer? Is It
owing to tho sun spots? Aro we be
coming a race of fish worms?
During tho quarter ending June 1
over 000 bullets were fired into the
front doors of the city ball by cow
boys and others. The city has now
two barrels of flattened bullets which
have been dug out of tbe doors nnd
Is prepared to claim that it has the
richest lead mine in the world. Keep
It up, boym. It doesn't hurt the doors
any. M. QUAD.
The Nsarsr the Bens, the 8watr th
Meat"
-Sketch.
There are so many kinds or mistasis
that a man can go through life with
out repeating one and yet never do
tight St Louis Globe-Democrat
SHT-.l
Pills
For Liver Ills.
om.
neither token, grip nor hart
Stanley-Smith
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, .Shingles, Etc
Lumber Delivered tu
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon ttak ers
EXPERT HORSESflOERS
We have the best up-to-date maehiuery and expeiti work
t men and are prepared to do all classes of
NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
It Does Tbe Hnslness
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Maine, says of Burklen's Arnica Salve.
"It does the bnninefs; I have used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for clmiiped hsnds ann It cnr"d them.
Applied it to an old sore nnd it healed
it without leaving a scar behind." 25c
at Chas. N. Clnrke's drug store.
Th. Genuine Rug.
Tho Imitation-; i re so clever that It la
well to know when one is purchasing
a genuine oriental rug. If real and not
an Imitation, each stitch will be found
knotted, whether of cotton or wool.
But If one can pull out a stitch then
the rug la not genuine, no dlSerence
how much it may resemble one or
what tbe denier says. If a rug is acci
dentally burned and the charred part
Is brushed off, leaving the color the
came, the rug is undeniably good,
though this is no method for finding
out when one is making a purchase,
Even damaged rugs are brought here
and sold, for the older some of the
rugs are the more value Is attached to
them.
Cured Lumbago
A B. Canmuii, Chicago, writes March
4, 191)3. "Having been troubled with
l.uniliugo, nt different times and tried
fine phyeieiiin alter another, then differ
ent ointments and liniment, gave it up
altogether. So I tried once more, and
got a bottlu of liallards Snow Liniment,
which gave me. almost instant relief.
can cheerfully recommend It, and will
ndd my name to your list of sufferers.
Sold ny Chan. N. 'Clarke.
Nursing Mothers and
Ovcr-burdcncd Women
la all stations of life, whose vigor and
vitality may hiivo boen undermined and
broken-down by over-work, exacting
social duties, tho too frequent bearing ot
children, or other causes, will find In Dr.
IMercp's Favorlto Prescription the most
potent, Invigorating restorative strength
giver ever devised for their special bene
fit. Nurslngoothers w'JNJlnd It especial
ly valuable, lsustainlng helr strength
and proiiiotlngn ittmndant nourishment
for the child. lOxpYctant lopthers too
will, find It a prieelessirttTrpl(spins the
system for baby's coming and r?h4lng
tho ordeal comparatively painless? JjJ
pf-the Jejnnle sviein.
i-mu-ULl'Uiuiy suue. or rnnamon
Dell,
Hitfiiie, ii T v u'ilSTTfeak women, who
sudor from frequent headaches, back
ache, drngirtng-Uown distress low down
In tho abdomen, or from painful or Irreg
ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis
tressed sensation in stomach, dizzy or
faint spells, seo imaginary specks or spots
floating before eyes, have disagreeable,
pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante
version or retro-version or othor displace
ments of womanly organs from weakness
of parts will, whether they experience
many or only a fow of tho above symp
toms, find relief and a permanent cure by
nslng faithfully nnd fairly persistently
Dr. Plorco's Favorito Prescription.
This world-famed specific for woman's
weaknesses and peculiar aliments is a
puro glyceric extract of tho choicest na
tive, medicinal roots without a drop f
alcohol In Its make-up. All Its Ingredi
ents printed in plain Knglish on Its bottle
wrapper and attested under oath. Dr.
Pierce thus Invites the fullest Investiga
tion of his formula knowlnir that it will
be found to contain only the best agents
Known to tne most advanced medical
science of nil tho different schools of prnc
tice for the cure of woman's peculiar
weaknesses nnd ailments.
If you want to know more about tho
composition and professional endorse
ment of tliu " Favorite Prescription," send
postal curd reoiiest to Dr. It. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y., for hlsree booklet treat
ing of same.
You can't n fiord to accept as a substi
tute for this remedy of kiurwncompmtiii
a secret nostrum of ttuJcnouni comiw
Hon. Don't io It.
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In.-. 'ii iMl Si,-k ' I'H.OirJOO
nival. Kiiin"ya Tnili.ln 8ehol of llm
V"-t. inei lull MmlenH mtcnn'ns; thin
y i". Finest llnllilintf Hiet equipment In
ll.el'.S, Nnl'iiinil rMlliiMill for lili'h
tt i wink Inilnr-o ' ' (mklHml Chmn.
her nf roiiiniii(. qnil Ii1in( pilnonlom
thioinriioia (he Wvt. HiinH lnrtu.-ne.
Irti"' ellinn'.., Terms low. I'oslllon fiw
till ifi'iiluntes
Co'tiplctf inursr-i In Buslncm Training:,
Shnrth.iml, T..Tt rttlnar. Bank'm, also Civ.
II, ti rival, MlnlnanJ Mechanical hncl
necrluf. Cumluct .
. Special School of Telegraphy
ortb uth-n Pacific Raili"1 Co.. ind
Pvrarrs i. s.ntcTi for Koaltluns. (Jti7S
per month,
lite for cAtulngufl, KtHtlcg tourae denlre
Lumber Co.
Any Part of the Valley
Next Trial.
"The new Thaw trial will be along
different lines."
"So?"
"Yes; there will be a consistent plot,
an intelligible libretto and no Interpo
lated specialties." Loo la vlUe Oovkr
Journal. Another Name For It.
"Was Mrs. Gabbleton In too witness
box this afternoon r asked tho Judge's
wife.
"Yes," answered the Judge, "but M
was more like a chatterbox during tne
dime she neennted It." Chicago News.
Simple Cure for La Grippe.
La griippe couphs ar dangerous aii
they frequently develop into pneumo
nia. Foley's Honey ami Tar uoi onlv
StoUS the Colli? 1 1 lint I. villa unrl sti....tk .
ens the lungs so ilml mi serious resul ts
iictru ue leareu. ma geuui"') Kniey s
Honey Ji, Tar inntsins no listmtal
drujts him I Is in a xellow p ckge. If e
fuse Hui.n.iute. Clarke I'.ug C ,
Portuguese SalotE.
Slice two medium sized ttnn cuem n
bers, one small Spanish onfcn, two zs .
dlum sized tomatoes, two sweet pep
pers and two sound apples from whs 54
the cores have been removed. Mix la
a salad bowl with four tablapoonfa li
of French dress In ir. Serve mJ.
tettoce leave, Im cold. '
It is verv imnnrtanf un.1 in (.,..
absolutely necessary to health tbat we
Sij icuki w me Btomacn promptly at
...o. oigun oi irouoia--wnicn re
belching of gas, nausea, sour ston sch,
headache, irritability aud inrvr.us ess.
These are warnings that the stomach
has been mistreated : if. .lr.in n
much woik and it is demacding help
from yon. Take something'ono and a
while; especially after mealv oomething
like KODOI. For Dytpein Bnd Indi
gestion, It will enab'e yoiLr sicina.'li to
do its work properly. Sold by Keir 4
Cass.
A Oraeeful Withdrawal.
"Do you know who that old gentle.
man Is talking to our hostess?' asked
Mrs. Blunderer of the lady sitting be
side her.
"That," answered the lady coldly, "1
my son."
"Oh!" gasped Mrs. Blunderer In con
fusion, "he's a good deal older than
you are, Is he notf Lippincotf a.
Rank Foolisliuess
"When utlacked bv a enntrh nr a ..,.1,1
v.. nunnum iiiiuaiu euro, it is ranx
fooli.lineHii tn t.auA ma nth.. ;.:..
" "..V'I UlUUIUUI
than Dr. King's New Discovery," say s
0. O. Kldridge, of Empire, Ga. ! have
ueu osw Discovery seven years and I
know it is the best rmmulv ,',n u.rih Ir .
cnUueM und lulds. i ron . nn.1 uli tHv... .
wt - J ma si Dull'
j' Ct to croup, but New Discovery quickly
HI1U ill l)U llulltl IB. MV . il l.lr-l. ... a,, I.
. ii.i-i. rirrj iuibck. MIOWII tne WOrtU
over aa the KillK of throat nnrl Inmr
uni'dies. Bold under guarantee at
i iihh. i. arKH a iiriiir I nr. fj Mj
- (5 "v.v. uui. nun
i 0U. Trial bottle free.
- Perhaps a Freeze Out.
"Did you see where some railroads
are planning a refrigerator combina
tion?" "That will mean a cold deal for
somebody." Baltimore American.
U. v. lirlUle P. It. Martin, I. L. D.
of uaverl.v, "Texas, writes: "Of a
ni"in.'iK when riiii)r, I often find a
'hki n c I ertion of ihlegm w hich
priMlnee. H iroiigli utiil ia very tarl to
ili-1'..li'e : tint h ciiihII qusntitv . ( Hal
l r i s ilnr.'lioiinil Syrim nill at once
lUlnilue it, ami the 1r"' U is over. I
kiin- of no m-ilirilie 1 1 .a L is eij;i.i tit ii,
n. it in ho ili'ni'iit tu lake. I :an most
f. r HhIIv riHfiiMtiienil it to nil i urf.ru-
in-ii iik n in. ii ici tit ior Tiinni r lunx I
ni-unii;. fMii ny liish. .. t mrke.
Modish Perfumes.
The wiimau who aspires to smart,
ncsst takes care to be an fait In tha
matter of perfumes. Each year see
several new scents la vogue, though
certain few of the old fashioned to
wnees retani their popularity. Of thee
lavender and wood violet denote the re
fined, well bred woman. The iceBb i
of the present season are remarkable
for their subtle yet penetrating edr.
lnatgrettea are again considered WA.
Ish.
FREDERICK 41 ARNOLD,
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
BitisaaUslnrnlahed on all kinds of work
Clooinn out winter millinerv at low
prices. Tho Basuar H,ool . Kiver
Heights.
Hunts Paint & WalLPaper
Company
Have added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS. VARNISH
ES and BRUSHES.
HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock of paper includes litest designs in Wnnks, Gills
and high Grades. From 10.- np. A full u-k of 'room
molding. Picture rail, Plate rail ami a naall line of
novelties in Framed Pictures. CAUJIMO, the
latest thing in room tinting, mixed to order.
Painting, Paper hanging, Sign work etv
Phone 671. Fust and ak Streets.
Square DearStore
"Honest Goods and Sqaure
. . Deal for Every Han"
IS MY MOTTO
The Ideal Weeder
Is what itsname implies, a Genuine Weed Killer
and the nearest to perfection of any orchard
tool yet introduced in Hood iliver Valley. Try
one and be convinced . Satisfaction Guaran
teed or no sale.
Osborn Spring Peg-Tooth Harrows
Aetna
Plows and Cultivators
Potato Diggers
Wagons, Hacks aud Buggies
Flour, feed, and a Full line of Groceries z al! Tims
Car Load Stumping Powder just received
Yours for Business
Phone 741
D.
STfi nnti Klvet- Street.
uregon mmper lompany
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ORDERS KOK
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
- Piling, Cedar Posts
and Poles
SOLICITED
an nlso Jurnisb Slab Wood J-i.SO per coid, f o. b
Hood IUver
a City Opficb r Phone Main 51
SMMt
-DEALER L
Staple and j&
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDW.ARE.
SOLE AGENTS FoR
-Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
and Stiletto Cutlery.
HOOP Jtl 'YA KEIfiHTS. - - OREGON.
P aAXIOlT STABLE
.Lrvery, Feed
t KE3SL1 BafflOJBTBl!ilkTOXIliSV.aii.1
?h C.
Dealer In
FresK and Cured Meats
Iard, Poultry and Fish
HOOD RIVER. ORE.
lKozve Main 471 - Free Delivery
Harrows
M'DONALD
Hood River. Or
Sfiu. Okficb: Phone Dee Line
J
sbc laccaDBxaasi c on wfr -,
GILL
9
and Draying..
TRANAHAN & RATHBUN
Kood River, Ore. ,
(("os Ibiii);Iii. h ilil or exchanged. '
I'l rtur' imriiH" ran -i-niire llrst-clsss ri(s.
-'iki-ibI utteiitiou given to moving furniture ans
pm'ior i.' .
Ve il't f , r-r 'tliirg hor-es can do. ,
YOUNG