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HOOD KIVEEOLACIKR TUUKSDAT? FEBRUARY 13 IW)8.
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ANTI-PASS LAW
TO BE AMENDED
feoator CUpp, of Ylnoeaota, it lb
ftrtt member of either booae to at
tempt, in alt Mrloo.neM, to amend
tb auti pas eeotion of the Hepburn
rate law. H it ery oioch in faror
of tba mendmeut which be proposed
and aays be beliea it will beeome
la at tbia eeaaiou ut eoogreea. lie
baa back of Mm iu urging the bill
eiy railaay emrloje la the country.
"Id the rate law at preeenV mJ
Beoator Clapp, "there le do prorislon
whereby the remaiDa of a railway
employe, killed in tbe performance of
duly, may be tranaported from tbe
ceue of tbe tragedy to bii former
Li.tue, lor whereby tbe members of
bi family may bate free traoaporU
tiini io attending tbe luneial. The
railway uauagera of tbe country aay
there ia jaat a poeaibility that tbe law
limy eover auoh eaees and many of
tbem are occurring ?ery week but
that tbe question ie eomewbat cloee,
and tbey do not oar to take chance.
1 h man It la that rerr'time train
man la killed bla family moat pay foil
fare for the body from tbe plaoe where
tLe killing took plaoe to bii former
borne. Tbe railway employee of the
country bare nnanimously Indoraed
tbe bill which 1 bare Introduced, and
It ia likewiae favored by tbe railway
manager! ; ao, 1 do not look tor aer
tooi opposition to It."
of the pruviaione of Ordinance Ao.
110 of aald city, nor after tola convic
tion on any such cbarjre; and provid
ed further, that no tranxfer orumifni-
iim iii of any such licence ahull oe
tittoriMd, aiiiH'tlorH'd or ixM-mlttmi
MIlllV lif tilt-IN-IVIlllH f-nilllltTHTed In
Stt-iloii 1 of Onliiiiuice No. 110 of wild
liv. Ni'lliln In lliUorilii.iiiiiThlwill
coiilri'il lo -Tiiii r imy (kihon to
r.nf.T imy liiiuor lUriiw rauteil
v the rotiiinou council of iheilty of
HomI lllver. to any otli. r plme r
building In auld cit. thiin il.nl
namel In the original .Hiiiim f.r
aucb llceuHe.
PaaHcd tbe coinnioii t out cii iih
Otv of HofKl Itlver, thin tiili il-'.v of
Jiiiinury. V.m.
Auiiroveii uy uie inix inn imj oi
January. MH.
Signed, I -V iwouein, ain.vor,
AtteHt: J. It. Xicki l-u'li. Iteconler
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. 142
An ordinance entitled. An ordl
nance to amend Section 23 of Ordi
nance No. 7. entitled, "An ordinance
to Impose and regulate licenses opon
certain trades or callings, ana rega
ldtlnir the manner of issuing licenses,'
as amended by ordinances Nos. 16
and 18 of said city.
Tbe City of Hood River does or
daln na follows:
Suction 1. That Section 23 of Ordi
nance Mo. 7. entitled. "An ordinance
to Impose and regulate licenses upon
certain trades or callings, and regu
lating the manner of issuing licenses,"
as amended by Ordinance No. 18 and
Ordinance No. 18 of said city, be and
the same is hereby amende, so as to
read as follows:
Section 23. Every person or per
sons, Arm, corporatholon, who owns
has or keeps any horse or horses,
animal or animals, team or teams,
automobile, motorecar, or other ve
hicle, which shall be used (upon tbe
streets, alleys, or public highways
within the corporate limlta of the
City of Hood River.) to convey any
person or persons, article, substance,
Brorjerty or thing, or to do any work
lor, or render any service to any per
son or persons, firm or corporation,
for hire or any valuable considera
tion whatever, other than for the
owner or owners thereof, or for the
(lit.v of Hood River, or mowing oe
cultivating gardens, or which ahalr
lie used exclusively for the burial ol
the dead or for hospital purposes!
shall pay an annual license fee of $20,
for one team, automobile, motor car,
or ot her vehicle so used; $30 for two
team, automobiles, motor cars, or
other vehicles so used; $40 for three
teams, automobiles, motor cars, or
other vehicles so used, and $"0 for
tour or more teams, automobiles,
motor cars or other vehicles so used,
The license provided for in this sec
tlon shall .lie paid annually in ad'
vance.
All licenses heretofore granted to
any of the persons mentioned in this
section shnll continue in full force and
effect until their emlratlon.
Passed the common council of the
City of Hood River this Oth day of
January. I'.WS.
Approved by me this 11th day of
January, 1U0H.
Klsrneil. L. N. Blowers. Mayor.
Attest: J. R. Nlckelsen, Recorder.
Ordlnsnce No. 141
An ordinance entitled to provide
for the transfer or assignment of II
censes for the sole of spirituous, vin
ous, or malt llouors in cm an titles
less than one gallon In the City of
Hood River, by the noioers oi sucn
licenses.
Tbe City of Hood Rlverdoes ordain
os follows.
(Section 1. Whenever any person
holding a license to eell spirituous,
vinous or malt Ikiuors in quantities
less than one gallon in the City ot
Hood River, deslrea to transfer 'or
assign the same, tbe common coun
ell may authorise such transfer or
assignment upon the bolder of such
license and his assignee complying
with the conditions nerotnaiter im
nosed.
Section 2. The holder of such 11
cense as aforesaid shall make appll
cation to the common council in
writing for authority to transfer or
assign tbe same, stating therein tbe
name ot his proposed assignee and
tbe unexpired time for which aald
license has to run; the person to
whom such license Is proposed to be
transferred or assigned shall make
and file a good and sufficient bond
with the recorder of tbeClty ot Hood
Itlver In tbe venal sum of il.uuu.no,
before the council shall permit such
license to be assigned, which bond
shall be conditioned and executed in
all resnects as reaulred by Section 8
of Ordinance No. 110 of the City of
Hood River, and such person shall
also obtain the signatures of en
actual majority of the legal voters lu
said city, to a petition to tne com
in on council, craving that such 11
cense be assigned or transferred, all
of which shall be done at the expense
of the petitioner, and without ex
pense to the City of Hood River; the
sufficiency of said petition shall be
determined by the reqiilretnents of
Section 4 of Ordinance No. 110 afore
said: such person shall also make and
Ilk; his affidavit with the recorder of
the City ot Hood River to the effect
that he has not tieen convicted ot
8clllnir intoxicating liquors to any
minor within one year from the dale
thereof; and further that he nas not
. lieen convicted within one year troin
tlic dato of such atlldavlt of the vkv
1 1 1 Ion of any of the provisions of
Ordinance No. 110 of said city. The
granting of such petition as afore
Huld by tho common council shall not
be deemed the Issuing of a license for
a less period than one year, as pro
vided by Section 2 of Ordinance No
IK).
Section 3. Upon the compliance
with all the conditions heretofore Im
posed by this ordinance upon the
bolder of such license, and his pro
posed assignee, the common council
may authorize such transfer or as
signment, as prayed for; provided,
bowever, that no bolder of any li
cense as aforesaid, shall be author
ized or iiermitted by the common
council of the City of Hood River, to
transfer or assign his license during
the pendency of any criminal prose
cution against him by the City of
fjood River, for the violation of any
OR1DNANCK NO. 110.
An ordinance providing for tbe
giadiog of Pioe street from tbe center
Hue of A street oi me iowu oi rara
burat, now an addition to the City of
Hood River, now Ibird street, in tbe
City ot Hood River, to tbe center line
of btrananan avenue, uvueroiw
known aa county road, now Taelfth
street in tbe City of Hood River, up
on tbe giade ai eitauitehed oy uioi
nance No. 122 paiisd Jby the Common
Coonoll of tbe City ot Hood River,
on tbe Cth day of May, 1907.
THE CITY OK HOOD RIVEK DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. It is hereby determined
to grade Pine atreet to a widtn oi
thirty feet, and from tbe center line
of A atreet, now Third atreet, in
tbe Town of Parkburat, now an
addition to tbe City of Hood
River, to tbe oenter line ot Strauaban
Avenue, otherwise known aa tbe cooo
tv road, now Twdftli atreet lu tbe
City of Hood River, upon tbe gri.de,
ana in eooornnuce wi n uiuiuhuub
No. 122 entitled, "Ao ordinaooe to
eatabllab tbe grade of Pine street
from the oenter line of A street of the
Town of Parkburat, now ao addition
to tbe City ot Hood River, now Third
atreet, In tbe City ot Hood River, to
tbe oenter line of Stranaban Avenue,
otberwite known aa county road, now
fuelftb street in tbe City of Hood
River." .
Section 2. Tbe grading of Mid
Pine street, hereby determined to be
mude, sbsll be done and completed
on or before tbe first day of May A.
D., 1908.
Section a. ioe mieet wommuiee
ia hetabv antborized and directed to
get tbe eatlmatea and specification for
tbe work to tie aone nereunaer on
said Pine atreet in duplicate and
onus the oilglnsl of aucb estimate
and spelflflftion to be Died In tne
otUoe of tbe City Recorder and the
duplicate tbeteot to be tiled In tbe
onloe of tbe street uommuaioner.
Section 4. After such eatlmatea and
speolSoationa have been reoelved and
filed as dlreoted in Seotion 3 of tbia
Ordl&anoe, aaldgradiug and improve
ment oo ald Pine street In tne Ulty
pt Hood Rlver.ahall be done and com
pleted In aacordance ot Ordinance
No. 144, entitled :
"An ordinandi providing for tbe
Improvement of sUeets snd alleys lu
the City ot liood River by tba city
and further providing for tbe im
provement of said streets by tbe prop
erty owners."
Said entitled ordinance nnving oeen
oaaaed by tbe Common Council ot tbe
City ot Hood River on tbe Gtb day ot
January A. U.. lium, ana was a npiov-
ed by tbe Mayor on tbe lltb day of
January A. v., iauo.
Passed the Common uouucu jmdu-
ary20, lim , ,
Approved tnis aay oi Janu
ary, 1UU8.
(Signed) .
Attest: Mayor.
J. It. Nlokleaou
Recorder.
M Tbe Secret of a
Beautiful Fact
ties ia keening the tUa pro
tectadatwcllaf cks&atd. Just
wishing b not enough I tilt
only leave the dclicsuturAee
more expoacd te the iointtioa
of duct and rernu to metd
leii attacks of ana and
weather. After washing, ap
ply RobertiM and expensacs
iff delightful refreshment.
Yoa wm admire ths Has If
aoftnea it imparts to face,
neck snd arm. It not only
timolate a radiant glow, but
protect the tkia from beesnv
Ing coam. Pr vents bora
ing, tan and freckle.
! EDISON
Phonographs
We aell llifm. ? nmst iif' n-i'
prM)nciMv M'Ni- i t.i. Eli '-
iti inent in. Im li .wiIiiim ail f li
iiuiuveuiriit We are now mIiow
i in? ihn new iikxM wit1', 'h- 'ir lnrii,
i the greatent friuiu lr ' j.i.. n. rta
making. Don't lorn i Im Mr M'-n
is the inventiir n( Hi- viiiir- ihwi.
Kraphie idea, and that the KMkii plin
r"grph i the rripinal ta'k u - machiw.
ver fifteen hundred Kdixon 'eoord in
luck. Call and ee for your-elf.
W. D. Rogers
Hood River Studio
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
(From the Chicane Tribune.)
"Don't t.-lfle with a cold," ia good ad
vice for prudent inuii and women. It
mav be vital in the cne of a child.
Proper food, good ventilation ana ury,
warm, clothing are the proper sfe-
Euarda against colds. 11 they lire main
tained through the chanireai'le weather
of autunin. winter and aprinp, the
chances of a aurpriae from an ordinary
cold are alight. Hut the ordinary light
cold will beeome teveru if neglected and
a well eataliliMhed cold is to the germs
of diphtheria what honey i to the bee.
The greatest menace to child life at thin
aeaaon of the year ia the neglected
cold." Whether it la child or adult,
the cold alight or aevere, the very best
treatment that cau be adopted ia to
give Chamberlain' Cough Rt-medy. It
fa safe and sure. The great popularity
and immense tale of this preparation
has been attained by it? remarkable
cures of this ailment. A cold never re
sults in pneumonia when it ia given.
For sale by Koir A Cass.
Forty Thonsand More.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-District Attor
ney Sims baa returned from Washing
ton and announced that be would
make a determined effort to bilug to
trial within tbe next week the remain
ing forty thousands counts in rebat
ing indictmeuta agaluat. tbe Standard
Oil company of Indiana.
It oonviotloua are secured on all tbe
caaes, It Is likely that tbe fines, If
tolly aaseaaed, will sggreuate close to
eighty million dollar.
John D. Rockefeller, preaident of
the oonoern, la likely to be oi.lled
again as a witness.
Acute Rlie mat ism.
Deep tearing or w rciiehing pains,
occasioned by get ing wet through ;
worse when at rest, or on flint moving
of tho limbs and In fold or damp
weather, ia enred quickly by Italia rd 'a
Know Liniment. Osonr Oleson, Oibson
City, III., wries February 16, 1W2:
''A year auo I was t ouliled with a pain
in my back. It soon got so Imd I could
not bend over. One bottle of ltallard's
Snow Liniment cured nie." Sold by
Chaa. N. Clarke.
Editor Worthy of Ilia Hire.
One wooli think there was sn old
oountry editor lo tbe Poetoffioe De
partment, making laws and regula
tions, a good fellow of tbe Tom Rich
ardson order, who la bound to give
tbe Doya a booat and bring tbem onto
tbeii toward. He must be a man of
experience with tbe frailtiea of tbe
delinquent subscriber, that terror of
tbe editor snd despsir ot tbe editor's
wife, who In moat caaes Is tbe finan
cial "man" ot tbe firm. For lo and
behold, oomea tbe ruling that papers,
to get into tbe pound rate, mnat here
after be paid foi by subscribers in
adranoe, rr st best csnnot run morn
than s year behind. Well, wby not?
All tbe prosperous city publications
adopted tbe 'nle years sgo, snd it
should be enforced by tbe country
wiekly sa a matter ot plain business.
It ever tb Isborer is worthy of his
hire, it is tbe editor and publisher of
tba local weekly, plugging snd bot
ing year iu snd out for bis borne
town and country, olten worried into
sleepless nigbls by visions of bill' due
and payabls and nothing on band or
in sight to meet tbem. It is safe to
venture aaylng there la not a country
paper In tbs land that ha not at this
date from 1500 to II0U0 on Its books
owing ty "good fellows," moat oi
whom are of boneat purpose, yet
ca relet or shiftless about paying up.
Ibeae same "good fallows" have
plenty ot monry oo oiroua day snd
when tbey atteud the oounty fair or
other public diversion, or when tbey
think nf it at all, say . to themaelvea
tboy will pay some day. Tbey meet
tbe pewapaper man with a ootdial
shake ot tbe band snd oompliment
blm oo ths good work be is dnlrg,
but tbst Is all, wblle be wonders If
the Creator gave soma men a double
allowance ot gall lu mistaken fear
be beaitataa to eut tbem off.
lbs day tf deliverance I at hand ;
bencetortb tru sign goes up "Cash or
snd no gruu-bllug." 'Sunday Ois-gonlan.
Even From the Mountains
Ballard's Snow Liniment is praised for
tho irood it does. A sure cure for Rheu
matism and all pain Wright W. Lov
ing, Grand Junction, Colo., writes: "I
used Ballard's Hiioa Liniment last win
ter for rheumatiHui and can recommend
it us the best Liniment on the market.
I thought, at the time I was taken
down with this trouble that it would
be a week before I could get about, but
on applying your Liniment several
times during the nipht I was about in
48 hours and well In three days." Sold
by Chaa. N. Clarke.
Advertised Letter List.
Ahieue, Miss Nellie B. ; Brown,
Miss Hazel; Davis, Helen; Decker,
Lillian ; Uros-, Miss J. S. ; Frrnoes,
Eula; Uuaian, Mis. B. J.; lianner,
Mrs. Hugh; Kirk, Mrs. R. K. ; King,
Mrs. Tom; Rolea, Miss Roxle; Smith,
Mias Delia; Short Misa Mabie;
Thomas, Mrs. Rose; Tboman, Mrs. J.
A. ; Wilson, Mrs. 0. W. ; Bond, C.
I) ; Causer, Pern; Cozen live, 'oe;
Udland, Haussen; Decbeluea, J. M. ;
Desmseers, J. 8. , Krlksen, Peder;
Giles, Oliver, 2; Haya, U. O. ; Har
wett, Manrefle; lluroer, John; Ho ilea,
ChM O. ; Holmes, Uotobel; Hollaay,
Halpb; Lonuai, Rode; Lovel, U. W. ;
Murtf, Rufua M. ; Musou, J. C. ; Mor
ley, Willie O. ; Murphy, Chas. A. ;
Perry, Ralph; Peiry, Leon; Plcard,
Baptlste; Otte, A. H. ; Robinson.
Jhs. ; Seivioe, Master Eveit; Shields,
Roland D. J Slelnhamer, Ueo. Wm. ;
Wooler, A. K.
For Rheumatic Sufferers.
The quick relief from l.uin afforded by
applying Chnmberlain'8 Pain Halm
makes it a favorite with m tie re is from
rheumatism, sciatic, lame buck, lum
bugo, and deep seated and muscular
pains. For sale by Koir A Cass.
Do not measure your enjoyment by
the amount of money spent It produc
ing It
What To:Do;Whea Bilious.
The right thing to do wher you feel
bilious ia to take a dose f Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver laWeU The;
will cleaupe the atomnuli and ie:nlt
the liver and bowels. Try t. Price,
26 cent. Samples free at Ki-ir A Cass.
Awfully Embarrassing,
Sue Did you bear about Blanche's
teriibly embarrassing experience at
tbe theater the other night?
Nell-No. iell me aNiut it.
"Hei hair oame down."
"How excessively annoying I"
"But tbat wasu't the worst of it. It
rolled under the seats and was only
recovered after a good deal of trou
ble, aud tbeu you can fancy what a
condition it was In. "
Kennedy's Luxative Cough Syrup act
gently but promptly on the boweld. It
stops the cough by soothing the throat
and lung Irritation. Sold by Keir &
Cans.
C3Jr;ZYL1ij
NOISELESS
ODORLESS
SMOXEIJSS
Bnrnaopaa !.'' o...
Vbwily Uit - imrnlo
keroMni) oil v ttMii m
rhlmivy. I I. lul ol
burna HI bodr. -II eandlr
puwer.
E.S.Dlalrf.Co
lien. Western ts.
HfOIlM - "WHH.
I . TV Ml ltn ' ll4H4nniil
t.iiy i4i i y uai uimiu
Tiio.s. J. Davidson
General Agent for Orsjjori
HGOD RIVER - - ') U0N
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, vShingles, Etc
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers
EXPERT HORSESflOERS
We have the best up-to-date machinery and expert work
men and are prepared to do all classes of
NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
Coliseum Skating Rink
Catering to the Best' Im of Patrons Only.
New Hardwood Floor. Famous Richard- f
son Ball Bearing Skates. Special attention
given to beginners. For private, lessons ,
apply to Prof. A. Waldstein, floor manager '
Wednesday Afternoon for Lad ies on y
GENERAL ADMISSION: AItHii..ns frw;
Skates, 25c; Children. 15. .EVENING.
Ladies free; Gents 10c; Skiiir 2tjn extra.
Hours: Afternoon 2 to 5; evening. 7:30 to 10
MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE.
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Waldstein , Rnutson, Mg'rs
I Get
2
Oil
If you ro (oeltnK mt-of-orU, tk m N. T
lat. und yuu will feel btter In llm tniki!ug
Tti'f r ill mike you teal Jn.i rlckt. "NTUI'
SIMISY" r-liitl)eni tli Suimoh. (lv. K"tnf
nul pnrlot tli bloud. ioM IW work liurui(llr n4
ptcwikntlr, yet II novvr frfpet, vankaitM or kIuIiauv
InvuUbty uaklu tiio ir f Mil tropKor n4 lIVl.
Better Than Pill For Liver Ills.
Tlka MS T ! (or Indication, Rlek HaJclia, Loa el
Appollta, lallnw Complexion, Uvri Complaint, (kin Dlaa,
Plmpla and Eraptlona, Chllla, Malaria, Bllloninaaa. Rbaama
tlam, Torpid Llvor or lnactlva Kldueja and all Ironblet artatnf
bom the diffoaUva organa.
One
Tablet
CTVUULKT.
Chas, N. Clarke, Hood River, Oregon
Draw-saw For Sale
For Sale ji-horse power gasoline engine
lraw saw, suitable for wood cutting"; will
easily cut 25 or 30 ricks daily. Iu use five
months; in first class tin.niiiy: condition;
good as new; two si ts ext i;is. Price ftn.'O
if taken at once. -:- ,:-
H. H. Thomas,
R. F. D. No. 2
Box 89
Hood River
The Story of a Medicine.
Its name "Golden Medical DlscdVery
was suggested by one of 11 most Import
ant and valuable Ingredients Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis
covered that ho could, by the use of pure,
trlple-rcfiiuxl glycerine, 'aided by a cer
tain degree ot constantly maintained
heat and with the aid of apparatus and
appliances designed for tbat purpose, ex
tract from our most valuable native me
dicinal roots their curative properties
much bettor than by the Use of alcohol,
so generally employed. So the now world
famed "Golden Medical Discovery," for
the cure of weak stomach, Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, tnrp'l liver, or blllouness and
kindred do. i:';'ui;'nts was first made, as
It ever slnta !ius bVn, without ft particls
of alcohol lr its mulVup.
A glanceVyMVuVl list of Its Ingredi
ents, printed ffiiTVerv bottle-wrapper,
will show that It Is faiiiita from tbs most
valuable medicinal roVsfound growing
In our American forestSJ All these In-
iirmiaifsl
porsement from tlieJcading nodical
UtCiHrlTi linil wrili"" H'l iVl'!'!-
J tiJ It p f i ' lij r.
BTedlents have received tho :
i"v" v liy rri,ni,"rrt
nil
ri imuii!! lor liib niseasei inr
Aliltleoook o( tnese endoraemenw
been compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, ot
Buffalo, N. Y., and will be mailed fret to
any one asking same by postal card, or
letter addresaud to tho Doctor as abovs,
Prom these endorsemepts, copied from,
standard medical books of all the differ
ent schools of practice. It will bs found
that tha lngredlenloomposlngtha"Uold
en Medical Discovery " are advised not
only for the cure of tne abovs mentioned
diseases, but also for the curs of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
accompatned with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, or
hang-on-ooughs, and all those wasting
affections which, if not promptly and
properly treated are liable to terminate
In consumption. Take Dr. Pierce's Dis
covery In time and persevere In its use
nntll you give It a fair trial and It Is not
likely to disappoint. Too much must not
be expected of It, It will not perlorm
miracles. It will not cure consumption
In its advanced staves. No medicine will.
It will cure the affections that lead up to
consumption, if token in time.
Polytecb raic
BUSINESS COLLEGE
T1afrt:iZdst,Oakland,CaI.
Inc. Capital Block - . tKO.OOO.OO
f'rrtii Himloe TrHltilnj School of the
We-t. Over HflO "indents attending this
ye.ir. Finest HulMlnir hikI equipment in
Hi- ('. S. Nntloiml repuiallon fur hlb
Kin. r work, Inilore'i by OnklHixl Cham.
iier.r Ciinimeice Hiid leadmg ednoaior
Minui.Thnut tlie Wiwi. Home InMnenoe
Irtfil climate. I'erma low. Position foi
all i"-;'rtnalOi. v
Cimplctr cour5e In Buslrcsa TranlnK,
Short tmrni, Typcwritl lit, Banklnir, mHo Civ.
11, l lcclrlcal. MinlnxanJ Me. hflnkal t-niil-neerlne.
Conducts
Special School of Telegraphy
tor the South Pacific Railroad Cn., nd
perarea operator 'or PoIUon , SUtOv5
per month.
CONTRACTORS
; and BUILDERS'
Katlmate furnibU ol ii kiclaof work
PHnnuM' Arnoii .Ma o at.
r UOI1HH. r.., u.to
Hunts Paint & Wall Paper
Company
Have added a complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH
ES and BRUSHES.
HEATH & MILLIOAN MIXED PAINTS.
Our stock of paper includes In test designs in Wanks, Gilt
' and high Grades, From 10c up. A full tstck of room
molding, Picture rail,' Plal rail and a hiiiuII line of
noveltienin Framed Pictun. :.LCIMO, the
latest thing in room tiuting, mixed t order.
Painting, Paper hanging, Sign work etc.
Phone 671. " -.First mnl ik Street.
Square; Ileal Store
' "Honest, Goods rand Sqaure
. . Deal for Every Han" . .
IS MY MOTTO
The Ideal W eeder
Is what its name implies, a Genuine Weed Killer
and the nearest to perfection of any orchard
tool yet introduced in Hood River Valley. Try
one and be convinced. Satisfaction Guaran
teed or no sale.
Osborn Spring Peg-Tooth Harrows
Acma Harrows
Plows and Cultivator
Potato Diggers
Wagons, Hacks aud Buggies
Flour. Feed, and a full line of Groceries at all Tims
Car Load Stumping Powder just received
. t Yours for Business
Phone 741
D. M'DONALD
3rd (ad River Street.
Hood River, Ore
Oregon Lumber Company
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ORDERS FOR
I
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Piling, Cedar Posts
and Poles
SOLICITED
Can also furnish Slab Wood .f 2.50 per coid, f o. b. I
HoodRiver . " ' i
V City Omen: Phone Main 51 , Mat Opwcb: Phone Dee Line I
J. H GILL.
-DEALER IN
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
AND HARDWARE.
SQLE AGENTS FR
Majestic & Mesaba Ranges
and Stiletto Cutlery.
. HOOD RIV Kit HEIGHTS. - - OREGON,
3,ASHI01T; ST-AJBLB'
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
TR ANAHAN & RATHBUN
' Eood River, Ore.
; llur.-ca b.-iylit. audi or exchanged.
I'l H-'ir j.urtiex can M--cur fit-class riff.
S - kI attention given to moving fanutureaM
ua '
vV '!' evor Mii. iior-.'ii can do.
Closing ont winter millinery a low
prices. The Bazaar, Hood; River
Heihgta.
II
Ph. C; YOUNG
Dealer In
Fresh and Cured Meats
Lard, Poultry and Fish
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Phone Main 471 Free Delivery