The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, September 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti flftOD MVER QLAOtflft, $&tJ&81)AY, SEPTEMBER i? I90. Threfl GAME LAWS FOR HUNTING SEASON Owing to the many application! we have bad for information in regard to tbe Oregou game laws we agaia pub lish eyuophii of ttieoi. It will be well for those wtio are uot informed to cut out tbe following aud piegerie it: The huek deer hihou upeneil July 13 aud onutinueH until Ot-tolier :tl. i'be Ih givts h 11 ii I era baviug licence tbe rinlit to snoot up to Ave buck deer betweeu these datea except io Baker, Co. is. Cuiry, Uraut, Harney, Malheur, Umatilla, Uuion aod Wallo wa counties lu Coos and Curry the open xeaxoa for buck deer in from July 15 to October 15. I'be tseasou for leinale deer does not begin until September 1 and cloboa October HI. Does may be buuted dur ing tbia time except io linker, Coos, Curry, Grant, Harney, Malbeur, Uma tilla, Uui.m and Wallowa counties. The open season for elk is between September 15 aud October 15, and on ly one may be shot by any hunter in a seHson. Cbiua pbeB8uts, native pLeasanta, quail and grouse may be shot between October 1 and November IW. lu Clat sop Curry. Coos. Josephine and Tilla mook, however, the season for those birds opens September 15 aud closes November 30. Uiue grouee may be shot in Tillamook cuuuty from August 1 to October 15. East ot tbe Cascade mountains the open senson extends from August 15 to November 30. Frail ie chickens may be hunted in Wasco comity from August 1 to Octo ber 15. I lie npeu reason tor the sage ben east of tbo Cascades is from Au gust 15 to November 30. Ducks, geeae aud swan may be shot, except in Cuos uud Luke counties, from August 15 to iVlarcii 31. In Lake county the open snason is from August 15 to March 111. Water quail and up land plover may be bunted from Au gust 1 to December 31. Inn Img limit for ducks is 50 iu one week, for upland oil da 10 in oue day, while for gnese and swan there is do limit. Tbe silver gray squirrel may be huuted only betweeu October 1 and December 31. It is always unltiuful to oiler for sal, barter or exchange, Bhip beyond tbe bouudaiios of the state ot Oregon any deer, moose, mountain Bbnep, elk, silver gray squirrel, swun, prairie chicken, grouse and all kinds of up land birds and ducks. It is unlawful to bunt without a license to kill beav er or spotted lawn or to ion deer with dogs. Night hunting is also piobib- ited minor the Oregon law. China pbeasHiit may not be killed in Ja- kson comity at any time Fe male deer may not be killed in Coos and Curry counties. It is against the law to kill quail or Mongoliau pheasant east of tbn summit of tbe Cascade until January 1, 1012. It ia also unlwful to tiap or destroy the netts of protected game birds. Shoot ing on enulosad lauds without permis sion is uulaful, ua is also tbo sbipmeut or sulo of deer skins uuless they are tagged. Tags may be obtained of any justice of the peace or of tbe county clerk. A hunter's .license ie good anywhere iu Oregon aud a Luuter must have a license with him while bunting Tbe line for ti unsporting gume out side tbe state and for its sale ia from $100 to i500 and imprisonment. Vio lation of the game laws calls for a tie of from 815 to 3500, and bunting with out a license is punishable upon con viction by a Hue of from $25 to 8500, and impiisanmeut upon tbe discretion of the court. Siirthwest Indiutrial NoWs. (From Oregon Tnulenniao.) j The town of Cashmere has bonded tot 17500 for a water system. The first blgb school of Llnooln county will be opened next week at Newport, Ore. The town of Wapatot bat been In oorpoisteJ. I. F. Dooglai was eleoted first mayor, Eugene Chrlstler, treas urer. A new, eleotiioally equipped match fxctory has beeu stalled atSandpolot Idaho, the manager ia A. H. Hatcb ford A plau Is afoot to npeu a large sep arator station at HilUoro for the beuetJt of dairymen, aod farmers in that vicinity. Wallowa oouuty is to bar a court hone and bids are advertised tor at Enterprise. Tbe building is to cost about 30,000. Machinery baa arrived at Suunyside for the new allalfa mill ami will be installed in the warehouse of tbe Lee A. Jobusou Co . During tbe last five months permits tor buildiogs have been taken out in Eugene, Ore., valued at over a quar ter of a million dollars. The citizens of Baker City, Ore., bave purchased land for a city park and have given it to the city. It rep resents an outlay ot about f7,UO0. Tbe school fair held at Corvallis, Ore., was a big sucoess tbis rear. Vegetables and fruits grown by sobool children were of magnificent propor tions. W. S Seibert. ot Waukesha. Wis., is planning to put in a $05,000 pea cannery at North Yakima, provided be is guaranteed 700 acres of peas the diet year. The Canyon Light, Power k Water Co. baa been incorporated at Wallace, Idaho, by Ellis Hale, W. K. Miller and IL. C. Wiloo ; oapital stock 1250,. 001). The Coos Bay Home Telephone Co. has been organized at MarshBeld, has seoured a new franchise and has pur obased the property ot tbe old com pany It will rebuild the local exchange. A oontraot has been let by county authorities at Grants Pass, Ore., for the building of a three-spau steel bridge over tbe Kogue rivet to cost 2,984. It will be 450 feet long and 20 feet wide. witb tbe pumping apparatus, whloh burned aarly in tbe blaze, tboa pre cluding any dm of water to check tba name. Tba laffa reaidenoe. which stood a t boit distance from tba can neries, was not burned, nor were tba Osb wheels of the plant. As tbe Bra originated on tba loot 'ot tba canner ies it is believed to bave cauuht from the sparks ot a passing train. Ibese oauueries weie ailt by Mr. TafTe about 20 years ago aod in them tor insuy years be conducted a laige canuing business. Koi tbe past few years they bava been need for an ioe plant and tba shipment o cold storage Osb. The loss is probably over $50,. 000 and uninsured. Cnres Winter Cough. J. E. Cover, 101 N. Main Lt., Ottawa. Kane., writes? "Every fall it has been my wife's trouble to catch a severe cold and therefore to cough all winter long, Last fall I sot her a buttle of Horeliound Syrup. She ased it and has been able to sleep soundly all night long. When. ever the cough troubles lier two or three doses stops tho cough, and fhe is able to be up and well. 25c, 50e and $1.00. Sold by Cbas. N. Clarke. A good roads associatiou was organ. ized late last weok at Tillamook. A strong effoit will be made to improve publio highways aud also to oo-operate with adjoining counties for the Im provement of roads running from one to another. An Ounce of Prevention. is worth a pounu ot cure, mere are many poor sufferars, consumptives who are hopeless of siting well who, if tliev had taken care of themselves would now be well. A cough ia Hie foundation of consumption. Ballard's Horeliound Syiui will cure that cough Mrs. S., (treat. Falls. Mont., writes: "I have used lial'ard's Horeliound Sirup m my family for years my children never suffer with cougliB." Sold by Unas. JN. Clarke. SETTLED SUIT FOR $45,000 In regard to tbo suit ot Rae & Hat Held ugaiust the Norheru Pacific rail road a dispatch to the New York Fruit Tradt) Journal says: This suit grew out oi the failure of tbe Northern Pacific) railroad to fur nish cars at the time agreed for tbe sbipmeut of apples from points iu the Yakima valley last fall. Kae & 1 1 Ht Held bad prepared to make heavy shioments of apples from different points iu the Yakima valley during the fall, Hud hsd arranged with the North ern Pecitlc rairoad tn turnisn a cer tain number of cars "per day, at oer tain shipping points during the sea sou. Duriuu the latter part of Octo her nod the eaily part of November, the railroad company did not fulfill their obligation and in cousequence the Qrm sustaiued a loss of 08 oars of sonled. While the suit was for only $70,000 it iuvolved more than 8150,000, inas much as the outoomo ot this suit bad strong fceaiiae in other suits of tbe same kind pending. I'be other suits are Loomii & Co , J H. BHbrenberg Bro A Co.. New Yoik; and Richie & Oilbert nod the Yakima Horticultural Union of North Yakima, Washington. The busis on which tbis suit was settled nas uot known, as both paitios aie bound to secrecy. In regard io the above a representa tive of the Fruit Tiade Journ-il called on Mr. Kae immediately on reoeibpt of the news that tbe suit' as settled. While Mi. Kae refuses to state the terms of settlement, he expressed himself as satisfied with the settle ment not so much from tbe pecuniary standpoint as from tbe right of tbe issue. He stated, however, tbnt tbe settlement was the largest amouut that a railroad had ever made settemeut for. From other sources lt was learned i h ut the sct'oment was for 845,000. Deposition from uearlv all tbe handlers of box apples .u New York were taken in tbo case and it was not until tbe railroud found that tbe caie whs lost that they ntTered to compro mise a settlerrent. Indians Uettin;,' Hunters' Licenses, lal-lup-suya shambled into Conuty Clark Sohroeder's olHoe Mouday and threw down th required dollar BO't in very good Engl'sb n-quested i hht a hunter's liousu he Issued to bin:. Lioenses were also United to his com panions who sus-vcrnl to the lollow ing iiBines: (i-waft. Littln (leorui, Ike, Tom. Clmrl o and Wild Bill. What would a PiU'iui ftlir say if lie -hould se 'i liU'un J! I" tcoiiit house aud t iko mit :i liuti'f 's lice in-f Hut such U the irojrvM of ili "re. The time m iy en ne wtit-u Hi'liidim will spurn tiiHnlr. but at tbis writ ma such a thinii ii.ay sound piepos trom. no s". hoaerer, than an ttiilinn hnuter'n 1 reuse wnnld sound in tha founders of the republic Blue Mquntuiu Eagle. A 8ic!inl aeut of the fede'Bi gov ernment will select a site In Albany. Or-., toi the fe leral building to be erected there. Nine different d lmv been oltpnrt the government al ready and bids range from $3000 up to $12,000. B PeWitt's Little Early Risers are small lills, easy to take, gentle uml sure. Sold Dy Keir & Cass. HOITITY HOP Are you just barely getting around by the aid of crutches or a cane? Unless you have lost a limb or -have a defor mity it your tronlile is rheumatism. uniuaeo, sprain, stilt joints, or any thing of any like nature use Ballard's Snow Liniment and in no time you can throw away your crutches and be as well as anyone. Price 25c, 50u and $1. Sold by Chas. N.Clarke. New Fruit Inspector for Wasco. Judge A. E. Lake Las appointed J P. Carroll, of Mosier, as fruit inspec tor for Wasco county. Mr. Carroll takes the place of O. R. Castuer, ot Hood River, who resigned when the new county was created. A HIRST CHILI) dreads the fire. The dread i whole some, but not the burn; that can be healed and instantly relieved by apply inic Ballard's Snow Liniment. Be pre. pared for accidents by keeping a bottle always in the housj. Best for sorains, bruises, cuts, scalds, iheuiiiatisin, neu ralgia, bunions any and all aches and imuis. Price, 23c, 50c and $1.00. Bold by Chas. N. Clarke. They Take the Kinks Oat. I have used Dr. King's New Life Pills ioi many years, with increasing satisfaction. They take the kinks out of stomach, liver and bowels, without fuss or friction, says N. H. Brown, of l itteheld, t guaranteed satistaction at Chas. N. Clarke's drug store. 2le. My daughter." rematked Mrs. Nexdore, "baa developed a perfoet passion for musio. ' lea " retornad Mrs. Popprey. I'll wsrrant Isn't aa strong as tha passion your daughter's ninsic arouses to my busbaud. " Cheerfully Recommended for Rheuma tism. O. G. Iligbee, Danville, Ills., writes, Dec. 2, likJl : "About two year3 sgo I was laid up for four months with rheu matism. I tried Ballard's Snow Lini ment ; one bottle cured me. "I can cheerfully recommend it to all su tiering from like affliction." 26c, 50c and fl. Sold by Chas. N. Clarke. "Ob, my friends! there are some spectacles that one never forgets! said a lecturer, after gtvlug a graphic description ot terrible accident be bad witnessed. "Ahem !" spoke up an old lady in tbe audienoe. "I'd like to know where tbey sells 'em." General Robert E. Lee Was the greatest general the world has ever known. Ballard's Snow Liniment is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures all pains. It is within the reach of all. H . I'oinler, Hempstead, lex. .writes: "This is to certify that Ballard's Snow Liniment lias been used in my house hold for years and has been found to be found to be an excellent Liniment tor Rheumatic pains. 1 am never without it." Sold by Chas. N. Clarke. Might lie. He was a nervous, figety young man and be looked witb considerable ap prehension at tbe woman next to bim. who held a baby, Its face covered wltn a tbiok veil. Tbe baby gave now and then a sharp cry, which tbe woman evidently tried to suppress. At last, after many anxious glances, tbe young niau epeke: 'Has bas that baby any anything oontaalousr" be asked. The woman looked at bimHwith mixture or sootn and pity. '"lwouldn't be tor most folks, "sne said in a dear, carrying, tcne, "but maybe 'twould for you. He's teeth ing. How to (iet Strong. P. J. Daly, of 1247 W. Congress St. Chicago, tells of a way to become stronj llesavs: "My mother who is old am very feeble, is deriving so mucil benefit from Electric Hitters that 1 leel it s my duty to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening medicine about 4t. In my mother s case a marked gain in flesh has resulted, insomnia has been over come, and she is steadily growing stronger." Electric . Bitters quickly remedy stomach, liver and kidney com plaints. 'Sold under guarantee ai Unas. N. Clarke s drug store. 60c. - He Was Barred. At a recent trial in Scotland a oer tain lady got into tbe witness box to be examined, when tbe following con versation took piaoe between ber.and tb opposing counsel: Counsel How old are youT Miss Jane Oh, weel, sir, I am an unmairind woman and 1 dinna think t right to answer that question. The Judge Ob, yes; answer the geutleman. How old are you? Miss Jane Weel-a-weel, I am nlty. Counsel Are you not more? Miss Jane Weel, 1 am sixty. Tbe inquisitive lawyer still further asked if she bad any hopes of getting marribd, to whloh Miss Jane replied: "Weel, sir; 1 winna tell a lea; 1 binna lost hope yet," scornfully ad ding, "but I widua marry you, for I am sick and tired o' your palaver al ready." GAMBLING your life against 25 cents is just exactly what you are doing ii you neglect, a cough or cold on a chest instead of treating it with Ballard's Horeliound Svrup. A 26 cent bottle ot this splen did remedy will cure an ordinary cough heal the lungs and act as a tonic tor your entire system. Sold by Cbas. N Clarke. KECKIVIXO DAILY FRESH Flour and Feed CELEBRATED WHITE RIVER AND GOLDEN CRJWN BRANDS A SUCCESSFUL BAKING As follows the nse of and Golden Crown flour. White River Whether you kind of bake bread, cakes, pies, or ny pastrv, you will find this flour a safe anil MADE FROM SELECTED HARD WHEAT reliable standby, iry it once and will never use any other. you STRANAHAN & CLARK HOOD KIVF.K, ORF.GON. a T. RAWBOJi. F. U. 8TANTOB HOOD RIVER NURSERY. Stock Grown on Full Roots. We dealt' to let our friends and patrons know that fur i in- full planting we will hare and can sup ply in nu niiiiil.er Cherry, Pi;ar,Apricot, Peach& Plum Trees. ORAPEB. CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS, Shade and Ornamental Trees. Also, all the standard varieties of apple trees. Can supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, SpiUea berg and Jonathan apple trees. RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or. WHOLESALE THE DALLES NURSERIES R. II. WEHF.R, Prop. THE DALLES, OREGON. RETAIL OROWEB AND DEALER IN FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL ! TREES GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS Evegeem, Roses and Shrubbey. Remember, Our Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation. ..MILLER'S DRUGSTORE.. Has just received a shipment of American and Im ported Perfumes, Lundbergfs, llieger's, Koger & Gal lett's in bulk and presentation boxes. The Finest Imported Soaps for the Toilet Toilet Sets,; Fancy l'opetrie, and many other ar tides suitable for Presents. On the Heights, Hood River, Ore. Why Go Down the Hill? Uo to the HOTEL WAUCOMA For Your SUNDAY DINNER P. F. F0UTS, Prop. Hood River, Or GOULD & SNYDER PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All jobbing promptly attended to. S. E. BARTMESS UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER and Dealer in,i Furniture Building Material CUPID FLOURl AND Wants Others to Follow Example. On September 14 tbe Hood Kiver Apple Growers Union will open a school foi be pie paokerf. This Is a now departure nai ia oue that ia woith while enjolnting. Ike Import auoe of careful packing cannot be ov erestimated, whether it be apples or other fruit, aod we Lope that other associations will follow the example sot by tbe growers of tbe famous Hood liver valley. Fruit Trade Jour nal. WILL INTEREST SUSY Every person should know that good tieatih i i in possible if the kidneys are derailed. Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney and blxdder diseases in every form, and will build ip and strengthen these organs n they will per form I heir functions properly. No dan' ger of Bright' disease or diabetes if Fo ley Kiilnev Kemedy is taken in time. CUrke' Drug Store. Fire Destroys White Salmon Mills. Two email sawmills belonging to the Swan & Hammond Lumber company aud the Buck Creek Lumber company. both treated , nt White Salmon, four miles ata l. were t inned Wednesday nighr. the nisc' I' eiy in both mills hi u c 'ii Hbiho'v ilhirHweil 1 h loss to the S ran & Hmi.iuoiid mill will hf at nnt Jl'i.lKX), with nn inn, mure. fh Buck Cieuk loss was 8 10, (XXI, rov eied by eitall iusuraure. V in hi ICIIlii' I ar fr a Id vnni- Inn' Ii II irirlar ' bad ro'igti. r vr, Ihi n;t , 1 1 I Ti n I If dm'Hli't Will t"l lit. ne ir- i Ie mur Ii '! ri ' "l Ii mi at i lardV II. n li'.iili I ni. u rniiuiiiili'i'i it ymi d"M't iP r.'iighs, ciiliN and -!m.-1 I'ri.- 2'm:. SO" Mud $1 00 Sold hv Clin. N. Olurku - ilh r.a,- iii iv mean A ell-1' fil trundle n r Nit I It- Canneries ol ('' lilo Rimini. 1 he eulnion oannrries and ice plant of I. II I'hfle, at t lilo, were totally destroyed Friday by a fire wbk-b broke out shortly t.fter nonn. Ad joining tbe canneries were the store booMs and eleotrio plant, together Rent Treatment for a Burn. If for no other reason Chamberlain's Salve should be kepi in every house hold on account of its great value in the treatment of burns. It allays the pain almost instantly, and unless the Injury is a severe one, heals the parts without leaving a scar, lhis Bulve is also un equaled for chapped hands, sore nipples and diseases ot I lie skin, l'rice, zo cents. For sale by Keir & Cass. Teaoher-Johnnie, give me tba name of a bird tbat is now extinct. Johnnie Dick. Teacher-Dick? What kiud of bird is that? Johnnie Our canary lie cat ex- tinoted bim. A Traveling Man's Experience. I must tell von niv exnerienca on an east bound O. k. &. N. It. K. train from Pendleton to Ia Grande, Ore.," writes Sam A. Garber, a well-known traveling man. "I wua in the tmoking depart ment with some other traveling' men when one of them went out into the coach and came back and said, 'There is a woman sick unto death in the car. I at once got up and wuit out, found her very ill with cramp colic, her hands Mild nrii' wre dr.i n nil so vnil cull id ii-it straighten idem, and with a dentl lke iniik mi In-r face. Two or ihree la dies were working with her and giving her ln-kev. I went, to my nut case and gut in v IikMIh of Chamberlain lie, Clmleia and D ai rhnea Remedy f"I iicv rt'uvtl wiile hi ll) ran ti the oii'er I ink. :t i a do'iMf dose of medi .im i . the g:a--, p-Mirnl uiin wate I ', i1 and iiim it . i h a i i ncil: 'hen 1 1 1 ' i : ii .it a 'i'l-i- tn gel 'In lad ' . I ii i :i ii i c , ' lit I s itoo led I r-illl 1 a' unci' M'e III" eff.-et UN. I J w-.tiifu nli In r, mliliiiiu Ii r Imi a d hi lt). itv iiiiniiU" I wve her im nil, i t d..c. Rv this time (fere si- timet in l.a Grande, when I was t leave f'e trniii I gave the laittle t tin! hmhaiiTl to lie ued in iae nimthi dure sli'-ll'd la needed, but by tha time lliet'iiin ran into l.a Grande she wa all tight, mid I received tbn t hauls r.f e.-ery passenger in the tar." For sale by Keir & Cass. Have You Tried Rough; Dry at 7c. lb. Starch pieces Washed and Starched ready for Ironing and flat work Ironed. (FRKE of extra charge HOOD RIVER Laundry Co. HOME PUONE 133 WOMEN'S WOES Re .BICYCLE SHOP. J. MARION REID Bicycles. Guns, Sewing Ma chines, Furniturs, Umbrellas, Stoves and Locks Repaired. KEYS MADE TO ORDER Ricycles, Guns, etc., sent by express for repairs will be neatly und promptly re paired and returned. Can save you fl to 3.00 on price of new wheels. Tires, brakes, and all kinds of repairs sold at Portland prices. Trices furnished on application. Reference: Bradstrec'. Hood River Women are Finding; tier at once. It does seem tbat women bave more thau a fair share of the aches aud pains that auiict humanity; they must ''keep up," most attend to du ties in spite of constantly aching backs, or beaduolies, dizzy spells, beariogdonn pains: they must stoop over, when to stoop means toiture. Tbey must walk and bend end work witb racking pains bou many acnes fiom kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering than any other organ ot tbo body Keep the kidneys wen ana health la easily maintained. Read of remedy for kidneys only cnat neips and cures tbe kidneys aud in endorsed by people you kuow. Mrs. .1. 1. uoiman, . main street, Hood River, Oregon, says: "I do not know what I would have done had it not been for Doan's Kidney Fills com ing to my relief when tbey did. I bad been suffering from a baokbacbe, headache and a general disordered condition ot my kidneys. 1 bad tried so many different remedies tout 1 did not bave much commence in uonn s Kidney Pills, but 1 procured a box at Clarke'a drug store aud decided to give them a trial. 1 was very mucb orprlsed at tbe quick relief I deriv ed. 1 continued using them, was cored and bave uot bad tbe least sign of kidney trouble since. I can recom mend Doan's Kidney fins ns a reli able remedy tor kidney trouble iu all its various forms. For sale by all dealers. l'rice 50. cts. Foster-Milburn Co.. lluffalo. New York, sole agent- for the United fit'ites. Re member the iiaiiie l.)u.iii's and take uo other. Special Notice. Having secured ti e at'Hncy frr the famous Edison plintU'-graph und re cords, I wihh to announce thai I hue just received He ecu le I ue of machines and ti e entii ciiluloij of lecolds, lit-ii w all I lit in rrds n.ndt) tj this" con p i p I" J 'I i: . 'f 1 1W8 Alyo a 1 iik'- -ti i k di e it-ntd In all over thr.r tl Mi aed i-i ielet t rum. Oue "' ih i.un--t rtocks in the stale. (VII and ape and hearthetu. Sui.le'! t:iatio lluoe, Kil.is II. Koulo, Prop. Will May in Hood River The reined thai in' es ou eat, sleep and grow atron called ralnio labl'.'ta will lie si'ld rctinlaily by Williunis I'harniaey, Hood River. Thest great nerve and constitution builders cost only 60c Kr box, six lanes, (2.60. if OREGON Shoett line and Union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily Through Pullman ntjindarrts and tonrlst leeplnn cars dally to Omaha. Chlraan, Hpo knne; tuiirlMt nleephiK cars dally to Kanxas City; thrnnjh 1'nllmfln lonrlRt aleeplng car fpemonfliilly condncted) weekly to Chicago. luvnning cnalr cura (kpiiIs nee) tn the f.aM uuny. t'nlon llepot Leave. Arrive Chlcajcd-Porlland Rerlal for the Kaxt via II nntlngtnn, dully 8:30 am 8:M pill Mpoane yiyer tor Kastorn WaMilngton. Walla Walla, lwlntnn. ( 'oeur d' A lone ana Oreat Northern pnlnta, dally 8:15 pm 8:0 am AtlantlcKxnreHH lor I he Kant via Huntington, dally (1:00 pm 9:45 am t'ortland-PendleUm local for all points between Pendleton and l'ortland, dally 7:15 am 5:15 pm RIVER SCHEDULE 5:00 P. M Dally except Hunday. FOH AHTOKIA and way pfilnta. connecting with Kteamer for Ilwaco and North Beach Hteam er ttaaaalo, Afh street doe It (wauir per.) VI City and Yamhill Riv er point. Ah street dock (water per.) .00 P. M. Pally except Sunday, Hatnrday, 10:00 P. M. 7.-00 A. M. Dally except Sunday. FOR LKW IH TON, 6:40 A. M. Idaho, and way points, troui niparia, wumj, Dally exceiit Halurday 7:30 P. M Dally except Sunday. AMP. M Dally exept Krlday nrrira hocks Freight lhine-S . m. to 12 noon: I to 6 n. No freight received or delivered aflei -llonrH for di'!lv-rv of will V'eS a. in. till II p. 1'nxi.eiigcr lvii preMp and ii-itrirai;'' WM. McMURRAY. Gen! PaHMiMwr irnn'. 'wmh C. P. ROSS Billiards and Bowling Alloy and Confectioner PARLORS THE BEST LINE OF Tobaccos and Cigars IN THE CITY The OreiMiiian, Telegram and Journa ON HALE SUNDAY. Our Rolled Barley ARE IN THE LEAD Hood River Milling Co. 3 C 3K DO II WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS COME TO US DIRECT FOR W00D-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER CEMENT AND LIME AS AVE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS STRANAHAN & CLARK fl Hood River, Oregon J) 0 THOS. CALKINS WALTER 1 8 EN BERG Riverside Dairy Wo can supply you with nny quantity of Fresh Milk PRICES ON APPLICATION Free Delivery. l'hone 414 VVWf 'y'lWU'Uri irrrjrfwww w yyj jwymB.'-. UUJ I! t.W. W 7 a.tll.T.lVir.-.A IW .i i' 'l-ni.l.. .ll.tfi i.iTn.r.iii.Vi.YI.I nii,i.if .m l .11 ...,,,,.. A.-V-J' The innct auccesHlul Harrow on tho market. Combination Spring and Tooth two in in one. Fully Guaranteed. All Steel Construction. Vehicles and Farm Implements J. R. NICRELtSEN Spike PHOXE 58 HOOD RIVER, ORE.