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Id In advance.
Republican Ticket.
Submitted to the voteri of Wmc
County at the General Kteection to bo
eld June 1, 1908: e
For United H tales Senator
H. M.CAkE.
For Congreasmsn
W. It. ELLIS.
For Supreme Judge
KOUEKT 8. HEAN.
For Railroad Commissioner
CLYIE B. AITCHISON.
For State Senator
N.J.HINNOTT.
a, or Repremntatlves
J. L. CARTER, of Hood Klver.
Ua. H. C. IDDS, of Dufur.
For District Prosecuting Attorney
FRED W. WILSON.
For County Judge
A. K. LAKE.
For County Clerk
F. K. Angle.
For Sheriff
LEVI CHKI8MAN.
For County Treamirer
K.B. GUNNING.
For County School Superintendent
J.T. NEFF.
For Assessor
J. W. KOONTZ.
For County Commissioner
C. H.HTOUOHTON.
For County Surveyor
A. W. MOUH.
For Coroner-
C.N. BURGETT.
A San FranolMO barber charged a
sailor of the fleet It for a balr out,
and tbe barbers' union baa suspended
bis permit.
It will take twenty cars to transport
the combine bartestets which bare
been sold in Umatllli ounty tbia
year.
A new irrigation project under con
sideration will take 30,000 inches of
water from Rogue River, which will
irrigate 30,000 aores of land In tbe
Kogue River valley.
The program for tbe Cherry Cai ni
val at Tbe Dalles ia printed in anoth
er column. Hood Klver people should
not only attend in large numbers, but
makeSsome good exhibits and carry
off some of tbe prizes, as utuaL
Among tbe Iniquitous bills wbiob
should be voted NO is the "recall
bill." It would result in endless elec
tions and strife which could be oooa
tioned at any time by any one having
a spite against a public ortiolal, and
should be detested. Vote NO oppo
site No. 325 on tbe ballot.
With a solid support in this valley,
tbe election of J. L. Carter to tbe
legislature is assured. The large pri
mary vote Mr. Carter received all
over tbe oounty is an indication that
lie will run well in all preoinots, and
it will be repeated on eleatlon day.
Mr. Oodds, of Dufur, is also receiv
ing the loyal support of the Republi
can party throughout tbe county, aud
will he sent to tbe legislature with
Mr. Carter. The iuterests of tbe
oounty, as well as Hood River, can
safely be placed in their hands.
Ibe Laidlaw Cbionlcle, recently
sold by W. P. Mjers, candidate tor
tbe nomination for district attorney
on tbe Republican ticket, to John A.
Seabury, comes to our table this
week in colors, tbe first page having
ruuuh the appearance of the Portland
Journal. It will be remembered that
Mr. Seabury staited Jto walk from
Portland to Laidlaw and oovered over
100 miles of tbe Journey on foot.
This was quite an advertising stunt,
and gained the new editor much
BARGAI
SILVER
Beginning SATURDAY, MAY 16 and continuing for
tttU C? A HPT TDH A V TVT A V O0,l T ,TT;il v.l
vuc weerv uiiwi oniUHLni, iv.rn.JL
sale all Silverware in my Store at Bargains such as never
has been offered before in Hood River
Set of Knives and Forks, hollow handle, lo year guarantee, my special brand
regular $10.50 value, sale price $8.35
Set of Knives and Forks, solid handle, my special brand, 1" year guarantee,
regular $5.00, sale price $3.90
Table Spoons, 15 year guarantee, regular $.'.75, sa le trice
Desert Spoons, 15 year guarantee, regular $.'1.25, sale price
Tea Spoons, 15 year guarantiee, Savoy handle, regular $2.50, sale price....
Tea Spoons, 15 year guarantee, regular $2.25, sale price
Tea Spoons, 15 years guarantee, plain handle, regular $2.00, sale price....
Rogers Bros. 1847 ware Knives and Forks, regular $1.25, sale price
Rogers Rros. 18-47 ware Table Spoons, regular $.'1.00, sale price
Rogers Bros. 1847 ware Desert Spoons, regular $2.75, sale price
Rogers Bros. 1847 ware Tea Spoons, regular $1.25, stile price
See my window for styles and prices. No joke. This is
a bona fide sale and all are Bargains. I must have more
room. Sale opens Saturday, May 16 and continues for
one week until Saturday, May 23.
ARTHUR CLA
Jeweler and
notoriety. He has put new life into
tbe newspaper business of Laidlaw,
and is bound'to make a mccf, while
tbe paper will be a beuuGt to Laid
While there is little probability that
Oovernoi Chamberlain will receive
the vote for United States senator be
did for governor, yet too much should
not be left to inditlerence or cbanoe,
but evety Republican vote should be
oast for Mr. Cake. There is no iiood
reason why a Detnooiat should repre
sent a state which is two-thirds Re
publican, but the only way to prevent
it is to vote for the Republican nomi
nee. Tbia is a time when frleudsbio
or mere personality in favor of Uover
nor Chamberlain should cease. Vote
for Republican priuoiplea,rattier than
for tbe individual.
Tbe action of Tbe Dalles ilusineas
Men's Association in endorsing our
county division bill, is appreciated by
Hood River, and if there were any
donbta as to the siuoeiity of The
Dalles people that tbey would not op
pose us, it is now removed. The let
ter Is as follows:
Orn 'KRfl-A. K. Lake, Pre.; A. K. Crosby,
Vlce-l'res.; C. L. Phillips, Trcas.; J. JI.
Patterson. Sec. and Mgr.
DIBKITOKH J. A. Keulcr, K. M. Vt llliams. N.
A. Bonn, F. Mcnelee. J. C. Homelier, A. E.
Lake, A. K. Crosby.
THE DALLK8 BUSINESS MEN'S
ASSOCIATION
Tbk Dali-fh. Ohk., May 15, liHlS.
To the President ami I'iti o ors Hx (1
River Commercial Club, Houd River,
Oregon.
(ienlletneii Your romimihUittioii of
61 h inst regardinir the initiative in the
matter of Hood River County, was read
at a meeting of our board lat evening
and I was instructed to convey to you
the greeting of this board, and to assure
your that your lan for cutting off the
new County would have the full suptiort
of this body, ami we winli you every
success.
Very respectfully,
J. M. PATTERSON,
Secretary.
One of tbe greatest attractions of
Rose Festival week will be the 00-mile
and 100 mile automobiles speed con
tests to be held during tbe afternoon
of Tbursdsy, June i. This will be tbe
greatest raolng event ever held on tbe
Pacific coast, tbe ooursu lying east of
this city, each lap being 14 miles aud
grandstand seating 10,000 people has
been erected In full view of tbe start
and finish of tbe races. No machines
will be allowed to enter wbiob are
not capable of a speed of 05 miles per
bour. Three magnificent silver trophy
oups are offered lor eaon raoe, one
valued at f 500, one at 9250 and four
at f 100 eaoh. The entire course will
be oiled and in perfeot condition, tbe
roads being closed to all traffic dur
ing tbe hours of tbe races end guard
ed by detachments of the Oregon na
tional guard. A Held opposite tbe
grandstand will be reserved for the
use of any who may wish to view tbe
races from automobiles or carriages,
while telephones stationed at differ
ent points will report tbe progress of
the races, announcement to be made
on bulletin boards.
Xbe Dulles Chronicle, in eudorgiuu
Fred W. Wilsou, candidate for dis
trict attorney on tho Republican tick
et, asys:
Fred W. Wilson, tbe Kepuhlioan
nomluee for diatrict attorney, needs
no introduction to tbe pooplu of
Waeco and Crook counties nud the
voters of all parties Hie glad to bare
tbe oppoitunity of voting foi Mi.
W'Ihou for this olllco. He has lived
in Wasoo county from bis boyhood
days till uiaubood's estate end inn
endeared himself with all who have
come to know him. In tbe prnotico
of law be bas been singularly suuooes
(ul and has taken part lu. tbe most
Optician Next
N$ IN
WARE
PEARS SOAP
Unscented, two
PEARS SOAP
Scented, two
Camper vSupplies
We carry a full line of supplies for cainj)
ing including all the necessary utensils for
cooking, Hammocks for comfort and Beti
ding of all kinds to insure a good nights
rest.
Tea Spoons, per set 4C
TableSpoons, " " lOe
Knives and Forks, per set 5Qc
Single Knives or Forks, 5(!
P.e Plates, each 4c
Tin Cups, each 4c
Stew Pans in Tin for lOc
Stew Pans in Granite 15c
Dish Pans Itetinned 25c
10 Quart Galvanized Pails 20c
Coffee Pots lOc
Salt lioxes lOc
Match Safes with Looking Glass 5c
Fry Pans, Lunch Boxes, Bas
kets, Tubs, Bailers and hun
dreds of useful articles you
can't well get along without.
Important litigation of recent years in
this dibtriot and will tiriua -to the
dintrict attorney's ofHoe a training
wbiob eminently quHllUes blui tor
this duty. As deputy district attor
ney be bas particlpa'.ed in all tbe
tnoinentuous omnium oxses wnion
Lave attraoted wide attention Id our
oounty and ua performed bis part in
a nay that bas brougnt mm me oonn
denoe and respect of tbe people I bin
is tbe tlret time Mr. Wilson bss ever
been a candidate for otlioe and the
Uhronicle is satisUed the voters will
rally to bis support iu a gonerou
tnsuuor on election day. Ibere will
be no tuitftnke made In bis election.
The voters of the state will be called
upon, at the June election, to vote
not only for state, couuty and pie
ciuot olllcers, but elso ou nineteen
different measures proposed under tbe
initiutive and leferendum. The sec
retary of state bas sent nut a piimpb
lot to each registered voter in the
state, describing these different meas
ures and showiug the arguments pro
and con. It is hardly to be expected,
however, that in this busy commun
ity and at this season, one of the
busiest of tho yoar, that all tho voters
will acquaint themselvos with the
terms of all tbxtit) meiinurm This
papor has, from time to time, called
attention to one or more of these
measures and now wishes especially
to emphunize the proposed amendment
to tbe constitution of the state, in
Cleaning tbe number cf judges of the
siipiema court from tbreo to live.
Tbia measure should bave tbe uuqual
illod support of every voter in thu
state, because every persou residing
In the state, or who has property in
this state, U iuteteetd in having all
questions that are litigated settled
oiu, 1 win uiav;c un &
3.00 j
.. 2.25
.. 2.00
.. 1.75
.. 1.50
..$3.75
.. 2.25
.. 2.00
.. 75c
Door to Postoffice
RliE,
bars 25 cents
bars 35 cents
"THE
witb tbe least possible amount of de
lay The supreme court of this state
Is bulled uuder oases which are more
tbsn a year old aud as tbe population
of tbe state Increases, of course, the
esses that go to tbe supreme court
will also IncreHso. The judges are
now overworked and while tbey are
helped by tbe commissioners, ti I tbe
woik oannot progiess nlong as satls
taotoiy lines es if there weie morn
judges qualified and empowered under
the constitution aud laws of the s'ate.
To illustrate: Wo know that there
Is an important ess-) lu the supreme
court now, relative to the title to laud
at OdU la this valley, which has been
now nearly six mouths on appeal to
the supreme court, and the probabili
ties are that it will be another year
before that case can be beard. This
case involves many thousands of dol
lars worth of valuable property aud
aside from tbe question of the value
of the property tbe future develop
ment ot this particular locality is ser
iojsly injured by this delay, ibe
state ot Washington, our neighbor
right across tlin river, oommenced her
commonwealth as a state with Qve
judges on the supremo bench, yet her
supreme court in behind iu its work.
At proseut nndei the onnatitutinu of
the state of Oregon there cannot be
more than three judqes on the su
premo bench of this state and this
proposed amendment is in the furth
oi h uoo of justice and the demands of
a glowing commonwealth. Then lot
every voter remember that he is In
terested iu this questiou bud that his
interest lies in seeing that tbe amend
ment is adopted and that to cany this
out he should role "yea" on the offi
cial ballot opposite No. 304.
Announcement.
Dulur, Oregon, May 8, 1908.
To the Voters of Masco Oounty:
Having lurched tho HepubliCan
nomination lit tbe recent primaries
for lepreetitiilivo iu tbe legislai ore
from this eoi.nty, I am a candidate
tor that honor at the coming election.
A very large uumber ot my suppoit
ers biivo intently requested me to
subscribe to tbe principle contained
in StatciUKii' No. I, and realizing
thnt lion. II. 61. Cake, who received
tho majority ot tbe votes cast for
Uuited States seuatoi at the primar
ies, both in the state of Oregon and
Whhco county, had at all limes an
nounced bis unqualified allegiance to
Statement No 1, 1 beliore it to be
my duty under these oiroumstauces to
follow tbe lend set by the head of tbe
Kepiiblicaii ticket, who was chosen
upon this iainio.
I therefore auuouuce that if elected
to the legislature 1 will tote tor tbe
people's choice for Uuited States sen
ator as provided in Statemeut No. 1.
Kevpectfuliy yours,
II. U. Dodds.
HOME SECURES
LONG DISTANCE
The Home Telephone Company bas
made a deal with the Haciilo Sta'es
Company whereby tbe latter will dis
continue tholr olHoes in Hood Hiver
.1 hub 1 and abaudnn the local field,
In return the Home Company will
ne tbe lung distance lines of the Pa
cillo States. A Kwitobboord will be
put into Hit Horns exchanf and
maintained by tho I'bcHIo States Com
pany fot long dihtanoe and for the
Paoitln States farmers Hues, but no
more Hell phones will be put in and
all poind nod lines in tbe city will be
takn down, except a cable line to
'urry tho country business ot tbe
farmers bell pbvne.
Thj iiH iirrnnuninnnt la a aatisfac-
I tory point ion ot tho telephone matter
in the city ami v Hey, ana ensures
tlie uiniiitennucn of b t one telephone
system in the city. IhePacilio Stales
farmers syvtem will be connected witb
the llon e system through tbe Central
exchauue, and tree service will be
maintained iu tbe city betweeu both
local companies All those having
the two phones iu the city cau uow
dispense with the bell pbone, as long
distauce couiiectinn will be made di
reot to Home subscribers as soon as
the switchboard is lut-talled In the
ceutial olilce
Work Is progressing rapidly install
ing new cables uud lines for the Home
phones. Most ot tbe old Hue meu,
Ue Paris Fair
STORE THAT SAVES YOU
SPECIAL
$1.98
Men's Shoes, Patent Leath
er vamp, fancy vesting top,
button, Goodyear welt soles,
a shoe that is worth nQ
$3.50 Special the pair JjH.yO
Hen's Shoes of Box Calf,
double soles running clear
through, Blucher cut, a dan
dy good shoe, special C Q
the pair Jj)I.yO
Men's Shoes of Vici Kid, Gun
Metal and Patent Leather
all A-l shoes. About all
sizes from 5 1 -2 to 10. Look
them over, your choice. - Q
while they last special 5j).yO
who wrre laid off recently on account
of ending negotiations, bave beeu
put back to woik, an. I it will not lm
lo-jg before' the Home cjblein will
bave 1,000 phones in operation. A
cable is beiug put in on the west side
nearly to Tucker's, to take earn of
tbe new phones wanted, and they are
being installed as fust as possitio
Special Feature of Koe Festival.
The Portland Rose KbhUthI will be
held this year on a very large scale
and the attiactions will be some of
tbe most elaborate ever brought to
the ooast.
The special feature that baa been
engaged as a night enlxrtBiumeut is
Pain's "Kraptloa of Vesuvius" and
"Cnruivnl at Naples." A magnificent
fireworks spectacle.
This is one of tbe most realistic
scenic displays ever produced; a
stage setting ot 350 feet long aud GO
feet high showing a beautiful city of
Naples in the shadows of Vesuvius,
tbe terrible, and gives a wonderful
opportunity for great scenic aud ar
tistic display, seen under tbe glare
of half hundred powerful electric
lights aud many tinted electric cul
Cium lights. The scene ia fascinating
iu the extreme, and the spectators
will not bave to stretch their imagin
ation very muoh to believe tbey arc
looking upon n real city, bay end
moiiutaiu, so perfect aud deceiving la
the artistic prospective.
these performances will be given
nightly at tbe Multnomah nthletic
field during tbo l!oee l'e:-tival and is
being brought direct tr an Manhattau
iieach, New York.
Casket Social at Mt. Ilnoil.
There will be a banket social und
dance at the 'Mt. Hood bull 1'iiday
eveuiug, May 2d. AIho u linh pond
to help make a good time. Kveiyone
is invited to com.) and have a good
time This social is giveu by K N.
Suraky. VV. J. Helmer and Mr. H.
A. Helmer.
Republican ltully
Next Tuesday evening, May 2(i,
Ueorge V. Staploton, a talented
speaker from Portland, will addicts
tbe citizens of Hood River at the
opera house. Mr. Htapletou is a tine
speaker aud should have a crowded
bouse.
Miss Eva McHoynolds reduced from
The Dalles Sunday, here she had
been visiting for a few days.
There will be an ioe cream sooiul
at Park Oiauge hall Ihursoay even
ing, May 2iS. A program aill be ren
dered aud a general good time bad.
Everyone Invited.
A. 01., no service on account of me
morial U. A. H. meeting at opeia
bouse Tbe memorial sermon will ba
delivered by Dr. Latbrop. His sub
ject will be: "Tbe Call of Our Fallen
Patiiots to the Living. " P. m., "The
Logic of the Practical life." titer
tbe eveuiug sermon Miss Pearl liiail
ley wills ng, "The Broken Pinion,"
by Johnson.
Charles Eusreue Day.
Cbuiles Eugene Day pawatd away
Sunday, May 17, 1908, at bis late resi
dence iu Hood Hiver, alter an illuops
ot nearly two years, and for several
aeeks was oonUoed to bis bed.
He was bom July 21, 1854, in Madi
sou couuty, 111 , and was mariied to
Miss hlnuiia J. Lumau September 12,
1882. . I bis union tta biessed witb
three children, who survive and live
at Hood tiivei. They uro: Mii-e Zoia
K , A I riu L. snd Owen L. Tbe chil
dren keep house at the borne place,
and their devotion to their father in
bis Imt illueis was a source of much
comfc rt to him.
Tbe deoeaed was the ilrst member
ot the M. i'j. church organized at
Itethiilto, III. He left that state July
14, lllit, tad moved to Colorado,
where ho rsmalned until 1!K)2, when
ho moved to Kat-tcru Washington,
whole he. rtiuatued for two yearn, hiH
came to Houd Hiver April 11, 1904.
Poi a - hoi t time previous he lived in
the Willamette valley. He was au
electrician, which piofessu n bo fol
lowed tor nineteen yearn, beiug in the
imploy of tbe Electric Light Com
pany here most, ot the time while, be
was In Hood l.'ivei. Wheu a young
man he was employed for a sboit time
lu tbe newspaper business iu Illinois.
There were no relntites iu this conn
tiy, two unrlrs luiug iu the middle
west. Mr. Day whs a member of
Oolden I. O O. F. Lodwe No. 13, at
Golden, Col.
The funeral services were held at
the M. K. cbuich Monday afternoon,
Kev. A. 11. Luthrop otllciatiug. uud
tbe funeral arrangements were iu
charge ot S. K. Partmes The Odd
Fellows and tlebeksh lodges attended
tbe funeral in a tody aud the burial
service was according to the ritual ot
the former lodge. Tbe floral offer
TOILET SOAPS. All kinds, nicely
ceutd, including glycerine, buttermilk,
oat meal, elderberry, Ferry, tar and
many others, the bar 5 cents
Lenox Washing Soap, 7 bars 25 cents
MONEY
Ladies Shirtwaists, Skirts and Suits
Second Floor
In this department will be found anything,
you want in the way of ready-to-wear gar
meutsfor Ladies, Misses or Children. Chil
dren's .Dresses for 25c, 50c, 65c and Up.
Special Prices
on Ladies' Shirtwaists, Skirts, and Suits.
There are some big bargains on some of
these. LOOK THEM OVER.
Ladies' Belts
We carry a splendid line of Belts for La
dies including all that is new and desirable
in Cloth or Leather. All colors for
10c, 20c, 25c and up.
Special
Ladies lielts, odds
up to 50c, to close
ings were many and beautiful, and
m ute testimony of tbe esteem in
which tbe deceased was held by all
who knew him.
Tbe pall bearers were: H. J. Hi fa
hard, S. A. Arnold, O. b. Haitley,
C. A. Cass, 11. F. Moses aud W. N.
Moses. .
Em 1 1 Closset, Jr.
Kmil Closset, Jr., eeoretaiy and
treasurer of Closset A Devers, died at
Hood Hiver at 9 o'oluok Monday
night, following en illness of several
months. He was born in Portland 30
years ago and for tbe past 10 yeais
bad been connected with Closset A
D vers, of that city, - two years ago
taking an inter, st in the business.
He was a popular member ot Multno
mah Athletio Club. He was married
iu St. Louis last fall to Miss Scbey
decker, who, with bis faUiei, Joseph
Ctoxset, mother, two brothers and a
Histee, pntvive him.
J. E. Nichols prepared the body for
burial and shipped it to Portland,
wlieie tbe tuueral was held yesterday,
bather MoDevitt officiating, and tbe
remains interred iu St. Mary I ceme
tery. K. Slilirenioii.
Died, at Hood Rivet, May 17, 1908,
K. Siiigemcri, Bgod 34 years. The re
mains were shiiped to Portland by '.
E. Nichols, where tbe tuueral was
held Tuesdoy.
Now!!!
!s the Time to Order
Pacific
(Peaceful)
Electric Irons
Who cuts the wood on ironing day?
Who is it Mister Man?
Who carries in the wood? I say
Here is a better plan.
An iron to heat without the use
Ot either wood or coal ;
Attach it to your 'lectric juice
And you have reached the goal.
The iron stays hot with hardest wear
It never more gets cold ;
And neer needs the least repair,
While Mrs. never scolds.
Your bouse is cool, your temper too,
The wood left on the pile,
The r,i Iron beats the old for you,
It's got il skinned a mile.
We will place one of these
labor silvers in your home
on 30 days free trial. If
you like the Iron after giv
ing it a t lion nigh trial, we
will .sell it to you at cost
to us. Price $4-50
! Home Telephone No. 55 ,
Pacific " 1071
Hood River Electric Light
Power and Water Co.
i For .Sale flood Jersey cow; gentle; bargain.
i; j. tiuouuougu, route i. noine t none. J 1 1
Little Ties for sale; six weeks old; write or
cull ou J. P. ilillstmni, ihxiii River, route 10
Lost Eye glasses In case, on Tucker hill,
about three weeks ago. Return to Glacier
office for reward. u
FOR SALE Newtown and Beurre d'AnJou
pear trees. C. I. Thompson. m-J4
FOR REN r-14 tootn lodging house. Apply
lo lr. F. C. Bioslus or J. H. Koburg, Artisan
Bulldii.g Association. - mu
WANTEP-Strawberry plants, from nolo
twenty thousand. Chas. Hall.. mH .
1)ST Eastern Star pin, Sunday evening,
between Congregations! an I V. B. churches.
Finder please leave at U lacier oltlee. tnU '
FOR SALE New No. 5 Underwood tvpe
writer nrt case, Harry Unite v. rri'JO
and enus m vaiues j
them out your choice
LJ
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & Cass.
Choice Roses Shrubs, Vines & Gladiolaa.
White Wyandotte Etgs for Setting
from Mated Pens $1.50 & $2.00.
Fletcher & Fletcher.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Hale Team of light work horses, work
barnettg aud wagon, cbeap. Apply to Ur. Dar.i.
ble or Dr. Jones. rn-28
For Bale A black mare, about 12 years old
weighs 1,3011 pounds. J. Vautblera, Pama
..I u II I ... .
tan
tn-28
FOR8ALK-Kay,doyouwant Ten (10) Acre,
best of strawberry and apple land, all under
cultivation, witb 3t0apple trees, so me bearlnr.
luu peacn tree, etierrtea, pcarx, prunes aud
nectar Hick. I room cottage and 8 abarea of
water In Karmer Irrigation Co. ditch, paid np?
Also good mare In foal, wagon and all farm
Implements, and some hoiiHebold goods. Cull
or Address, J. C. Kmmel, Route 1, Box 45, two
miles soutli of Hood Klver, on Mt. Hood Koad.
price, f5,60U, terms. Noaiient. mil
FOR SALE One-horse wagon, springs, seat,
tongue and sharu. Also heavy single harness.
John Radllll', Itelmont. JH
FOR SALE Two mare colts, one vear old,
$76 for the two, or 135 and (45 separate. Van.
tblera, Mt. Hood. if
FOR SALK Mascot soda fountain with
apparatus and fixtures. Cbeap II taken at
once. Box 356, Uood River. m20
FOR SALK- Oood Work Team, quiet und
gentle, with oi without barness. R. Kerne
Claxton, Home Phone 195S-L, Uood River. '
OR BALE A five year old sorrel horse
perfectly wnina, gentle, work double or single,
about 1100 lbs, will be told cheap. Kocklord
Store, Hood River. Homa Phone 1B X. mil
DRE&SMAKINU-MIss Snow Copper will
do dressmaking by the day. Phone Home
297-t,. . . . mm
i OR SAI'K 450 ricks of pine wood, 100 cords
of oak. I87x. - . m2l
NOT1CK. Is hereby given that I did on lite
2rth.day of April, 1908, In the City of Hood
Klver, take up one Roan Cow, dehorned,
branded HI'on left hip crop and under bit ou
left ear, and hat 1 will ou iheoth day of May
19H, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M of said diiy
lu front of my office In the City of Hood River,
Oregon, sell said property at public auction to
the highest bidder lor cash ou hand. W.
Oanger, City Marshall,
NAOHARA & N1NOMIYA STORE Japan
ese grocries, cigars and tobacco. Employer!
please nollty lor Japanese farm bands. P. O.
box 5r4. Hood River, Oregon. aug20
FOR HALE Fox Terrier Pui s.the flnestthat
money cau buy. From registered stock. Sire
aud dam look two tlrst and two second prizes
at Portland Kennell Show. Rookford Store,
"""J' Hood River, Ore.
FOR SALK-8!ngle Harness and Top Bnegy
In good condition. J. E. Malory, Phone 19-K
FOR SALE-Bay Mare, lour years old, work
double or single; also New Wagon and Har
ness. J. C. Slinonton. ni21J18
When In need of a Suit of Clothes It will pay
yon to see H. P. Allen, y miles from town,
on Belmont Road, representing Rose & CO.,
Chicago. Ten years experience In measuring.
FOR RENT Four Room House and Two
Lots, on Hood Klver Heights; pasture on lot
to keep cow all summer. Applv to Tompkins
Bros. Cigar Store, or address Box 134, Hood
HF; 2L'e- ; maij id
Wanted.
WANTED An experienced man for a few
months, who undtrstands Uie berry business
and irrigation. W. II. Michael, Dee, Ore. m2
BIDS WANTED For panning Krankton
school house one ooat of paint and Coluiebla
school house two coats. Bids must tie lu
hands of clerk by May ill. Board reserves
right to reject any or ail bids. S. F. lllvthe,
cltk, Fraukton district. mil
A middle aged lady wishes a place as House
keeper on a ranch, or cook for a small crew of
men. Address, K. I)., Hood Klver, 'ire , Or
enquire at Young's restaurant. ml
LCT Pair of buggy traces near Stanley
Smith Lumber Co. office. Return lo ti lacier
office. . , 2,)
BIDS WANTEO-Appllcntions will be re
celve.1 by C. H. Vaughsn, Clerk of School
District No. 3, for the woik for Janitor for the
District for the coming year, the same to be
lor the cure of three buildings, Including sev
enteen rooms Blgned, C. H. Vaughan, 1 1 lerk.
"wa vt i.' i iLIpi.,;.-".'.Trj:i'""::".-..-.
1UI mujjiu, ueill umce
Au en.-rgetlc reliable man to take charge or
our branch office, ns our Main office i equire
our entire time. We have a well established,
rj in? iniMiTss. nmt give good relereneea.
Call and see us or write at oi:eo. Ked Cross
Emiilovineiil Co.. m n-,m:i ui p.., ,i.....i
Ore. PlMine Main 52M6. ' ,,,u '
For Sale .Iitnpv .nu- ivlll h. rruui. Kn t..
20. A splendid milker. Phone -J04 M J V
Itubeita. . ...,
A Snap If sold within ten rinvs our home
piM-e, lUlxlfjii f.ci, gees fu O0 . Improve
menu alone wonh the money. A. . Blowers.
For Sale Fresh milk cow. Young. ent.e
and Urge milker, a. Butts, H Imont roid.
Home lSii.L , s
FOR HA LK- Nearly newHxliig Wagon with
a l.u-g.v topattached. Very suitable tor haul
tug berries or apples. Will tie sold cheap, on
tin If desired. Apply at Rockford SKire,
Hood River, Ore. j
Milt SAI.E-One Pouy, Harney and Top
Ituugy. l'iin gentle for lady lo drive or tide.
l".U-e,U0. J. E. Msloy, Pbone l9-K. yi
FOR SALE-A tine Jersey Cow. Iuuulre of
Dr. Williams, phone 193:1 M. jt
FOft 8A LE tJond second-hand Huggy, used
three vears and ihk! Sl'ia m win 11 .
$tp.' A. Hukari, phone 1S13-M . ' -it
FOR KENT Two Large Rooms suitable for
Light Housekeeping, close in, nice grounds.
Apply Mine Abbott Millinery Store. 14
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