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BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
The Dielz Htudio for photoB.
See that Clover Seeder at MeDunaldi.
Clover and Timothy seed at Wliite
head'H. Early Rose seed potatoes at White
head' Jiift arrived Kaetern white fisb at
Jackson's.
Matt RuHoell tunde a trip to The
Dalles KriflHj.
Pickled pork and corned beef Mo
Guire Bros.
I.inie and cement in any quantity at
Whitehead's.
Florence Gilbert returned to Port
laud Monday.
U. C. Clupp left for Casper, Wyo.,
on a business .rip.
Maplts Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
Vetch, timothy, clover and garden
seeds at Jackson's.
Mrs. P. W. MeCune was a passenger
from Portland Tuesday.
Fresh halibut, Kiilmnn and razor
f:hims lit McCitiire's Friday'.
Miss Maude Evans, of Moier, spent
Sunday with Hood River friends.
Land plaster both kinds, Utah am'
Ore., at Whitehead's, feed t-tore.
Mrs. W. AliugtoD, of Mosier, was
In town Thursday.
Tiniothv, nd and while clover, vetch
and alfalfa Beed at Whitehead's.
Go tn W. S. Gribble. Mt. lhxnl, for
the District No. 7(i Shoe. tf
Miss Mattie Hiidsoo, f Mosier,
spent Sunday iu flood River.
Mack Leaf Tokudi Kxtvuct, sure
death to aphis', hi Whitehead.
K. II. Weber came douu from The
Dalles Monday to look alter his Hood
River ianub.
Attend the biu piuno nilo at lii rt
tness Furniture atrrc, eHuy terms o( $8
to 110 monthly. T. H Comte, (in.
Aent, FJilers Piano lloi.se
Now is the lime to order your Spring
Suit. The very latest and beet iliiints,
out will be found ai I ho Touery. t'nn
lidence in the Royal tailors means bi tter
clothes for you.
If you want to buy or sell real est. -tie
(to to Onthank & Otten. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
U you wish to save .r0 to To when
you buy your piano, buy direct from
the faotory dealer and not from agents
or canvassers. Several beautiful in
struments just received from Chicago
at Soule's Piuno House. Second band
pianos and organs taken In exchange,
Balance cash or time payments.
Mr. and Mrs. E D. MoKee, of Was
co, Mia. Herman MoKee, of Golden
dnle, and Miss Mary Aitken, ot
Roseburg, visited old eastern Oregon
friends here the latter part ot the
week.
V. C. Brock and T. P. Johnson,
delegates to the grand lodge, Knights
ot Pythias, Mr. Geo. 1. Piatber,
delegate to the grand lodge, Pybian
Sisters, and Mrs. V. C. ttiook, su
premo representative, lettfoi Portland
Tuesday to attend the meetings ot
thete bodies
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GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
Paper NapHina You've everybody FlocKs to Bicycle Supplies Tires,
never seen a prettier lot of de- our Post Card Shop because its Imier Tubes, Seats, Handle
signs than we have. All nnw absolutely new every day. We Bars, Seat P-nd, Spokes, Ball,
ones. 10c to 75c per 100. get the latest novelties just as Gas Lamps, Bells, Cement, eto.
soon as tbev are nut. Little Prices.
Lunch Baskets The new . Dinnr S.ts 42,ti5orl00
style satchel baskets with wh. Shin, em up Wve go ,,,,., mlllt6 Chin,
handles, very serviceable. 20c every kind of Shoe Polish or " Semi-Porclaine.
o 60c. white, black or tan shoes. Little Fj(1(. june bride. Liltle
prices.
The New Perfection ,nut''
Oil Stove is a comfort. We Need a Tent? Come to us, Base Ball Good We
iiar mb-e tin ni t jiKap you. we can save you some money, carry the most complete stock
Thev don't cost mm h. 5 cents All size weights and styles. n( Spalding, Reach and Victor
wor.lM.foilw.llr.M.a.lay. Have You Seen the new Uowh- Pflcet'
Now's the Time for Jar Venetian Glassware with inlaid Lawn Tennis and
Tops, Jar Rubbers, Preserving Cherry snd Strawberry designs. Croquet Now is the time
Kettles, Jar Funnels', Jelly Its fine and not expennive to play these fascinating names
Gta-se-', etc Little Prices. either. All site sets. Little price-.
Zip, Boom, CracK, Fizzle, Bang
Fourth of July 8to . k n.. n d
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Fresh ranch eggs at McGuires.
Pickled pigs' feet at McGuire's.
Our work guaranteed. DelU Studio
Finishing for amateurs at Deiti Stu
dio. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
alds. Chicken for Sunday dinner at Mc
Guires. Wood For Sale Phone 3595. L. E.
Taft.
J. M. Wiigbtmadea business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Wheat and Timothy hay at White
head's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds,
J. W.Wiedrick bad business at The
Dalles Monday.
Metal house numbeis at Hunt's Wall
Paper store.
Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros,
every day.
See w". S. Gribble for Duck Eries,
Fead overs. tf
Mrs. Wm. Graham, of Mosier, spent
Thursday in town.
Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock
at McReynolds.
Pelaluma Incubators for sale at
McReynolds & Co.
Ilex spray in any quantity at White
head's feed store.
Miss Vickeis, of I be Dallas, spout
Sunday iu Hood River, .
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfi liny at
McReynolds & Co.
Smoked halibut, herrinv, mhuon at
Jackson's.
Geo. T. Prattler hint legal buslitusk
at the county seat Thursday.
Stock funds of diffi-teiit kinds at
McReynolds & Co.
Wlieat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover
nnd timothy hay at Whitehead's.
M isses Ofburne, oi Mosier, were iu
town last week.
Call at Soule's Piano House for
Kdisou phonographs and records.
'Vitb the oxoeption oi one bouse in
I'ortluud tbis is the largest stock Iu
Oregon.
The Ro.val Tailors of Chicago and
New York are the largest and best
merchant tailoring house in I lie world.
See their line of samples for spring at
Tlirt Toggery.
D G. Touiasiui and Wm. Davis, ot
Portland, nstne up 'rum Poitlaml and
attended a mentiug ot Hood River
Commander; Muuday and Tuesday
eveniugs
F. T. llasbrouuk and wife, ot
Weatou, Ore., anted Friday even
ing from Portland on a visit to bis
brotber, II. S. Ilaatrouck, in the
Belmont district.
L II. Hiiggius went to The Dalles
Monday to look after 'tis business
interests. Mr. Huggins said the Uraj
bad considerable wood on the beaeb
at tbiit pi ice wbicb was in danger
from bigb watei.
Mr. Jaoobsou, ot the Jaoobson &
Bade Co , sewer contractors, was up
from Portland, Monday. 1 tie sewer
will he crmplelod this week, tbs
water company Mulshing up I be con
nections with the flush tanks, and
it will be turned ovei to the oily in a
few days
We've
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display.
The store that sells clothing that they tell
you is "just as good" as CRAM'S CLOTHES
are imitators; and our trade has increased
so materially that we are convinced that
imitations don't count for much in Hood
River. People of taste and judgment want
the best and that is why we sell more
Suits than all the other stores combined.
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Miss Elkhart went to The Dalles
Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. U. J. Calkins went to Portland
Thursday to visit fi lends.
Mrs. O. O. Gammons, of Portland,
visited Mia. J. A. Epping last week.
Mrs. D. Philbroob, ot Santa Cruz,
Cel., visited friends In tbe valley last
weak.
Emsly Sisoel, ot Wasco, visited
friends bsrs tbe latter pait of the
week.
Mrs. J. A. Devlin, ot Astoria, Is
the guest of Mia. J. A. Epping for a
tew weeks.
Miss Oeoigla Pratber la visiting ber
aunt at Roy, Wash., near Taooma,
during vaoatlou.
Mr. aud Mra. Carl Larsea and fam
ily, of Menominee, moved to Hood
Rivei last week.
Miss Msttie Hudson returned to
Mosier Thursday evening after spend
ing tbe day here.
Miss Eva Cosbow returned tbe lat
tor part of the week from a visit to
friends Iu Portland.
Mr. A. N. Rabm is spending a
couple ot weeks with fi lends at Van
couver and Portland.
Hon. Nio Sinuott, ot Tfce Dalles,
state senator elect, had legal business
at Hood River Monday.
Judge Muuley, and wife, of Port
land, spnt couplo of days at tbe
Epping lanob last week.
Mrs. Jobn Coyle aud daughters.
Graoe snd Beatrice, ot Mosier, spent
I'bursday beta shopping.
Mrs. Wm. Slusher, of Pendleton,
visited bet niece, Mrs. C. N. Clarke,
the latter part ot tbe week.
Ilowaid Tsylor waa called to Wasoo
Sunday to etteud Ibe lunerat ot bis
vrandfatber, Andrew Barnet.
Mr. and Mra. Glenn, ot Poitland,
were tbe guwtss of W. D. Rogers aud
family tbe latter part ot tbe week.
A. Underwood returned Friday
from Portland, where be attended tbe
annual leunioo of tbe old pioneeia.
W. F. Laraway and C. K. Marshall
went to Portland Thursday to attend
a meeting of Oregon Commandery.
O. B. Loudon, ot Portland, came
up Saturday aud went up to the Mt.
Uood country to spend Sunday on bis
raoob.
Mr. ami Mrs. Seneca Fonts, of
Portland, were the guests ot W. J.
Bakei and family and Mr. and Mrs.
P. F. Fonts over Sunday.
N. H. Flowers, ot Wlolook. Wash.,
was tbe guest ot L. H. Hugglns ovei
Sunday. Mr. Floweis was an old
Missouri neighbor ot Mr. Hoggins.
O P Cosbow aud daughter, Miss
Hazel Cosbow, and Miss Block, of
Roseburg, arrived Fiiday evening on
a visit to R. H Cosbow aud family.
Tbs next regular ineetiuv ot tbe
Ya will be held at Mrs. Geo P. Crow
ell's residence ou Monday, June 22 at
8 p, m, A full attendeuce Is desired.
Mrs. L. A. Baker and family, ot
Portland, are tb guests for the sum
mer ot Mrs. O. L Worden, at Elppa
Orchard, In the Mt. Hood district.
S. M. aud Henry Mears and L. A
MoAitbur. of Portland and F. Du-
Mont, nf New York, were gueits ot
Percy A. Smith u couple ot days last
week.
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
got every one of t hem in large
packages. We know what de
the kids and buy accordingly.
TO - DATE STORE
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Mrs. Duvall. ot Mosier. snnnt Tues
day in Hood River.
H. B. Langille and wife arrived
yesterday morning from Portland.
Mrs. F. II. Shoemaker is spending
tbe summer with ber mother, Mrs.
Gilbert.
Claude Thompson returned yester
day from Corvallis, where be has
been atUading scbool.
V. II. Lindsay and wife went to
Tbe Dalles Tuesday, where they will
visit friends la that vicinity.
N. J. Devoid came up from Forest
Grove tbe first ot tbe week to look
after bis business Interests here.
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Dr. Vaugbau
and Mrs. Warner, of Pendlnton, spent
four days witb Mrs. Gilbert last week.
Mrs. Harry K. Parker, of Van
couver, is tbe guest of ber sister.
Mrs. Sidney Garnlne,near tbe heights.
Earnest Newoomb, ot Cbloago, vis
ited bis sister, Mrs. John Caxtusr,
tbe first of tbe weak, returning to
Portland yesterday, where be will
visit bis mother.
The ladies ot the Uuitariau church
will give a reoeptiou to Rev. and Mrs.
Bandy, at tbe oburob, Friday even
ing, from 8:30 to 11. All are oor-
dially Invited to attend.
Mra. Dora Wilson, of Marlon, Ohio,
who baa been vlaitiug on the coast,
arrived yesterday on a viwit to Dr.
and Mrs. Dumble. Mrs. Wilson was
a classmate ot tbe doctor iu '78.
Membeis of tbe Woman's club wbo
are Interested In tbe, "Koarnlngs
aiound tbe World" department are
asked to meet at the residence ot
Miss McLaren on Friday, June 10,
from 3 to 4 o'clock.
11. S. Richmond made a business
trip to Portland yesterday. Mr.
Richmond ssys be has five months'
work abend in special furniture or-
deis, and is well satisfied witb tils
new business venture
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tbarp, of Iuue.
have beeu visiting Mrs. Tbnrp's par
ents, Mr and Mrs. U. II. Stranaliau.
Mr. Tbarp left for borne yesterday.
Mrs. Tbaip will oontinue her visit
and go from bere to Salem, wbere she
will take tbe summel normal course.
Tbe Commercial Club booth near
tbe depot was opeued again 'Tuesday
morning by Joe Wiisou, the new or
dinance regulating the indiscriminate
peddling ot fiuit having been passed
at tbe council meeting Monday even
ing.
Would you buy a piuao if you weie
offered one at faotory pi ices? See our
new pianos at 1108, 81'J(i, 'J48,
You will save from 170 to $100 if you
seleot your piano now.
1. h. fjoiute, Geu. Ageut F.llers
Piano House at Bartmess Furniture,
atoie, Hood River Ore.
Dr. Brosius, C.H. Strauabaii, Andy
Pearsou, W. E. SheriuHU, E. P.
Michetl and W. J. Baker took a trip
aoross tbe burning sands at tbe Sbiine
meeting at Poitland Saturday eve
ning. A number of tbeir friends (?)
went along to cheer them ou tbeir
way. R. 11. Weber, of The Dalles,
also took tbe degree.
J. A Epping has sold halt interest
in 97 acres at Dukes Valley to M. I).
Speuoer. Epping & Spencer contem
plate getting 10 kCiea into ttceu and
Denies before next spring. Mr. loo
ping also informs us that he has sold
a two-thirds interest In the W, C.
Dodge tract in Dukes valley and will
put 400 goats ou the plscn to oleur the
laud of brush. About 15 aorei nre
being cleared and will be set out to
trees tbis fail.
Monday morning Commodore Dean
successfully towed the long log crib
above tbe new wagon bi idge, where it
will be placed to turn tbe water off
Hood River back towaids its old
channel and prevent further cutting
away of tbe bank duiing tbe tresbets
of tbe river. It will be necessary
that a dam be hnilt across the no
channel cut out ot Hood River the
last year or two, and the use of this
log crib, whloh is no longer ueednd
near tbe outlet, will save the city
considerable money, as a new one
would otcurwise bave to be built
When tbe water goes down, the crib
will be tilled with lock and planed in
a permanent position.
C. A. Williams, of Portland, a i
tant adjutant general of tbe Dept. of
Oregon, G. A U , was tbe guest of
Commander Blytbe tbue days lust
week and attended tbe meeting of
Canby Post Satuidny afteruonu Mr
Williams said that prepaiaMons ai
oelng made tor a large rep emulation
at tbe annual encampment at New
port Jane 21, 2o aud 2ti It wil be a
joint encampment nt tbe G. A. R.,
W. R. C. and Daughters of th G. A.
It. Reduced rates have benn seemed
ou tbe railroads lo Portland, and the
obenp summer rate applies from tbeie
whlub Is good until fall, so that those
who wiso to stay after tbe encamp
ment Is over may do na. Accommo
dations bave been n-cureil nt SI. 25 per
day In Newport. The rouud trip rate
flora Hood River is iB.&o.
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A. P. Bateham oame down fioui
Mosier Tuesday.
Wm. Johnson was in the olty from
Mosiei Tuesday.
Mrs. C. R. Bone returned from
Portland Tuesday.
J. L. Carter attended tbe meeting
of tbe pioneers at Poitland last week.
Tbere will be a special meeting ot
the Relief Corps Saturday afternoon.
W. P. Andrus went to Portland last
week to assist the secretary of the
Oregon Pioneers association.
J. R. Munuemaker returned Tues
day from Ueppuer, where he had bus
iness iu connection with his sheep In
terests. Miss Stella Riohardson has returned
from ber vacation, whiob she spent
iu New Mexico, and is baok to work
in tbe postotiice.
MiBS Florence ilauna went to Cor
vslils Thursday to attend commence
ment exercise of the Oiegon Agri
cultural College. Ellsworth Hanna
graduated this year from the phar
inaoy department.
Mr. and Mrs. R E Harbison went
to Forest Grove to the commencement
exoercibes atPaoiUo University. Miss
Blanche, who is attending school
tbere, will return witb them for the
summer vaoatiou,
Stevenson tt, Hoed River 2.
Tbo looal baseball team was de
feated by tbe Stnvensou aggregation
last Sunday on tbe home grounds.
The visitors started out strong at tbe
drat by getting one run in tbe first
inning aud cinobed the gsnie in tbe
fatal flftb by annexing four runs.
Hood Rivor made tbeir first soore
in tbe second wbeu Bebee scored on
a long drive to oeuter by Meyers; and
in tbe sixth Leopold soored ou an
overthrow from Urst to third.
Myers pitched a good game for
Hood River aud should have woo but
for numerous errois which proved
OJstly. Myers secured sixteen strike
outs while Hlggios scoured half as
many.
Ilotch, of Stevenson, made a apeo
tiioular run when be pulled down
Castuer's long drive to center that
would bave beeu good for two cush
ions. Ibe line up is as follows:
Stevenson Hood River
llotcb of Sheets
Runiel lib Gessllng
Kinerick c Oastner
Van 2h Leopold
Pickett lb Baker
Kelley as Rlcbardsou
Long If Bebee
Kingsinau rt Blower
Higgtns p Myers
The score by inulngs:
Stevenson 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0-6
Hood Rivet 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2
Umpire, Luokey.
Farewell Parly.
A farewell party was given on Mon
day last by Mhs 11 a Wledrick toi
hnr slater, Hazel, whose marriage to
Mr. liinriobs took plaou yesterday.
Each gueat brought her a tavorite
reoipe for tbe bi ide to be and tbe girls
wrote tbem in a little book bound
with grey.
Tbe evening was spent in games and
a dainty luncheon wiih served. The
color scheme was in pink, and as each
guest left, she wa-i presented witb a
pink satin bag Oiled with rice..
Knights Templar Entertained.
Monday evening the membeis of
Hood River Coinmaudeiy were asked
to meet at 1 1 . o Masouia Hall at 5:30 p.
ni., as import mi t business would oom
up to precede tbe degree woik of the
evening. Upon airlval It was 'ound
that an elegant banquet was in store
fur those fortunate enough to be tbere,
and after donning the regulation coat
and fatigue cap they were marched to
the residence ot tbe Eminent Com
minder, wbere Mr. Laraway had
prepared an elegant banquet in honor
of her son, Rulpb, wbo was to reoelve
the degrees ot ttie order that evening,
together with Harry Bailey.
Covers were laid tor 22, and tbe
featt exceeded, it possible, tbe initial
banquet of the Knights at tbe institu
tion of the Commandery by tbe giaud
officers, April 0.
Relshazar.
Tbe opera, "Belshazzar," given at
tbe opera bouse 1'riday and Saturday
eveniugs, nnder tbe auspioea and for
i tbe lie ne tit ot toe Christian church,
' was wcil receired end eujoyed by good
'nudifiicos.
All the pMrts were takeu by local
lnlo..t linger the direction of a profes
sion I. ami in the short time In wbiob
t lie-, reh.rrfil their parts, (hey did
reiimi kaljl work. There was no ciit
I icism to olftr. and the patious of the
! peiforiances were met! pln:iteil
I Annnunceineii' Party.
The club of y.tuiw boh"?, ki.o'wi a
I "Just Us Girls," was en It it. tneil
Tuesday evening by Mit'. H.
Luthrop, and It proved to Le a sort
jot surprise to tba guests, as it was an
tew Vife I
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SOUVENIRS
POST CARDS
Hood River Views
Columbia River Yiews
Oregon Views
High School Cards
Birthday Cards
Remember we have many Hood River Post Cards
thnt cannot be obtained elsewhere. GIFFORD'S
MT. HOOD and LOST LAKE, 1 1 amed & unfmmed
Our PICTURE FRAMING Department
was never so complete and tin- number of Frames
we are turning out daily is tli best guarantee of our
work. For Good Workmanship, Good Taste and
Prompt Service Go to
Slocom's Book Store
The Place that Does the Framing
announcement party, as they found
upon tbeir auival.
Ibe XL. EJ. parsonage was tastetuliy
decorated, tbe principal features of
wblob weie eiaus and symbols oi toe
engagement aud approaching marriage
ot tbeir dauguter, Mies fllay belle
Lathrop, to Mr. E. O. Hall, tbe date
of tbe marriage being set toi July 21.
Among tbe decorations were various
hearts, some of them pleroed with
cupid'i dart, while an arch or hallway
was dnoorated to represent tbe groom.
A tine lunob was spread tor tbe
guests, and on a mammoth cake was
tbe date, "July 21, '08." At tbe table
were rings, thimbles, money and other
signs of tbe event, and these weie
used to ludlcate ibe feature ot toe
ooosslou instead of any verbal or
written announcement of tbe ap-
pioacblng wedding.
A Hue musical program, games and
social eujoyment concluded the en
tertaiumeut.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is
especially good 'r piles. He sure to
gel new in s. noiu uy neir uass.
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Ben Johnson Loses Ills Lite,
lien Johnson, an employe of tbe
Stanley Smith mill at Green Point,
met witb an accident Monday morn
ing which cost him bis life. White
working on tbe edging machine, a
large splinter was thrown out of tbe
saw witb terriflo foioe and struolc tbe
unfortunate man in tbe face, teaiing
away one side or bis bead in a fright
ful manner. Although unconscious.
be lived fiom shortly after 7 in the
morning until oue In tbe afternoon
Tbe body was brought to Nichols'
undertaking rooms, and tbe coronet
notified, wbo sent Justice Filloon
fiom Tbe Dalles to act in bis place.
accompanied by G. W. Gorman as
stenographer. A Jury was empanelled,
consisting of G. W. Gorman, Dr.
Dumble, Huitb Kssnn, W. 1. Andrus,
Cbas. Catlow and J. E. Nichols, who
heard tbe testimony and found that
tbe deceasd came to bis deatb from
an avoidable acoideut, and exhonorat
ed the company tiom all blame.
Tbe dooeased came from Portland
two weeks ago, aud as yet none of bis
relatives are known. Tbe body will
be held uutil Sunday, to give an op
portunity to ii tid his relatives or
friends, if possible, aud also to give
tbe employes at Green Point an op
portunity to atend tbe funeral, wbiob
will be beld at two p. m. tiev. Gil
more will otlioiute aud the remains
will be interred in Idlewild.
Mrs. Kate Porter.
Mrs. Kate Porter died at the family
tesidence In this city Thursday, June
11, after an exteudea illness, aged 00
years, 3 months and 2G days. Tbe
funeral waa beld Sunday afternoon at
tbe Catbolio cburcb, hev. Father
Klien officiating. Tbe deceased leaves
husband aud daughter to mouin ber
loss.
The remains will be kept at Nloboli'
undertaking parlor until about tbe
Urst of September, when it will be
shipped to Chippewa Falls for burial.
Notice of Election.
Notice is hereby given tbataspeolal
election will be beld Saturday, tbe
11th day of July, at the Barrett
school house, in tbe Hood Hiver Irri
gation District to determine whether
or no the Hood Klver Irrigation Dis
trict sh ill levy a speoial 25-mi 11 tax.
It is estimated snd determined by the
l.ni.rd of directors that this tax is ueo
essary tor tbe purpose ot completing
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that p.irt of tbe system la course of
construction. Tbe polls of snob elec
tion ill be open at tbe hour of 8
o'clock m. and will be closed at the
hour ' 7 o'clock p. m. Said election
wilt I..' i "Id and the result thereof de
tern in.. I in conformity with the re
qulici... 'its of the law concerning eleo
tioup I ' said dlstrlot. Notice la fur
ther v - a that W. L. Nichols, E. K.
Mani i' i? and Chas. Franz are regular,
ly I. ; i . luted judges of said election,
and 1 liinsmore, O. O. Jantzen and
T. Ii. 1 1 i gbes olerks thereof.
11) ""i r of tbe Board of Directors,
Percy A. Smith, Secretary.
Duti-.l at Uood River, Ore., this 15tb
day ot June, 1908.
Soule's Piano House
We pride ourselves on tbe bigb
quality ot pianos we bare plaoed lo
Hood Klver and vicinity during tbe
past season And we also appreciate
the patronage of tbe people Id tbis
community wbiob baa enabled as to
piaoe seventy two pianos bere, every
one being standard instruments.
Tbis number being fifty four more
than all tbe Portland dealers and
commission men combined Aa to
prloes and quality we be leva we
demonstrated our ability to meet all
competition in tbe reoent oburoh or
gan sale to the Congregational cburob,
in which we all were asked to par
ticipate, and In which we received
the honors
Our best svertisement llei In our
splendid list of customers, wbiob on
account ot laok of space, we can only
partially enumerate
S E Dartmess, Smith Bros Gro
cery, J R Niokelseo, D MoDonald,
W II Chipping, Bert Stranaban,
Wm. McCurdy, Mr Lelgbtou, Tbeo
Scbaall, J M Wright, Dr Niohol
Henry Slnverkopp, M M Fewel, W,
Wells, Fred Howe, J M Bobmeltzer,
Prof J A Epping, E L. Smith, W,
Baker. N O Billings, Oak Grange
Odd Fellows' Hall, a player Mr,
Ziegler, Mr Thomas Mr Coushan
Mi. Main, White Salmon
A full carload of beautiful Instru
ments emoute direct from Eastern
faotorica lor summer, trade
Tbe latest inside player received
yesterday Pbonograpba ot all des
criptitns. Pianos, organs aud all'
other goods at tbe lowest possible
proes Piano tuning a specialty
SOULE'S PIANO HOUSE.
S. II. Soule, owner and manager.
HAZELWOOD
Special Ice Cream
Calendar
C. P. Ross, Agent
Season of 1908. Special Prices made on
Application.
Plain Ice Cream
Vanila; Strawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon,
Orange, Bauana, Pineapple, Pistachio,
Rose, and Peach, Apricot and Raspberry
iu season.
Special Ice Cream
JUNE 21 Special Brick, Vanila with
layer of Sultana Ice Cream in center.
June 28 Special Brick, Peach Ice
Cream (from the fresh fruit).
Special Bulk Peach Ice Cream (from
tbe fresh iruit).