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Issued Every I'hurday by
ARTHUR l. MOH, Publisher
HubMiiption, Sl&0 Per Year.
CITY'S si'ltlX. THE H EST PLAN.
Another bond election haa been
called !y the city oouocll, and the
water company an usual has come for
ward witb a plan for furnishing the
city witb water, with which they
Beam to hope to sidetrack the people
who wnnt to get pure mid ample sup
ply of WHter. They have made no dl
reot proposition, they have not proven
the teaiiiblity of theiir scheme and
they have done nothing toward giving
tbe city pure water end adequate tire
protection. They may have perfectly
good intentions, hut the Intentions
have never been veiy effective. To
the council Monday eveuiug Dr.
I 'uinbie stated that tbe water oom-
pauy had ottered to put in a sand
Alter flt their present spring wblob he
said would make Ibat water perfect
for drinking. The oompauy has known
many months that the water they are
now furnishing tbe city ia Impure,
yet there ban never been any move to
install the filter. Little fulfillment
oau be enforced from the water .com
pany as soon as the danger of oompe
tltiim is paat.
In giving what it claimed was tbe
"business aide of tbe water question"
the MtWI would lead the people to
believe that It ia in position to se
cure information which would greatly
aid tbe council and citizens In a wise
solution or the water question. We
doubt not that the News I informed
on some phases of the water question
which the whole people aie not aware
of and that itu stand against the
blinds Is thus easily explained. They
claim that the issuance of bonds and
the Installation of a municipal pimit
would rtaolt in competition between
the piesent water company and tbe
city which would make tbe nity
plant a losing proposition. Tbe water
company without very extensive im
provements would be In no shape to
compute with the city's plant and
tbey have no absolute assurauoe that
they could secure pure water at all.
Tbe water oompany, in the first
place, asks tor something that conuot
possibly be granted them that ia, that
the city protect them tiom competi
tion. They cannot be given exclusive
rights, and tbey seem to think that
they oatmot furnish pure water with
out them. Tbey say they cannot give
pure water without exclusive (ran
ohlsea and then they threaten to
bankrupt tbe city with cut-triroal
competition should the latter install
a municipal plant.
it does not seem probable tbat cit
izens would buy water of doubtful
purity which was brought to them
through an old aud worn-out system
of wooden mains when it was possible
for tbem to secure water from the
city of unquestioned quall'y served
to them by tbe most up to date and
sanitary method through a new system
of iron mains. ,
It is utiquestloued by anyone that
the water bi ought in by tbe city from
tbe City's spring would meet the
ueeds.of Hood River in every partlou
lar. The water would be pure and
theie would be plenty of It. Tbe city
would be able to furnish It at a low
price to the consumer and tbe present
lutes would make a return suttloient
to pay uperatiug expenses, iuteieat
on tbe bonds and pay lor the plant
It need fear nothing In the way of
competition from a oompauy winch
has not a suttloient supply of pure
water and wblob is operating an old
aud worn-out system.
On Monday, Ootouer 11, the
(Harder ollloe was visited by a deputy
state factory inspector (we forgot to
save bis card) and he spent 10 minutes
inspecting our "factory." We are
now in icoelpt of a bill from tbe
state Inspector Informing us that we
owe the'state treasurer 15 for "profes
sional services rendered." The deputy
said it would only cost M, tut that's
a small matter. We guess our "fact
ory" passed Inspection. Our job
press which is used a good deal of the
time to develop the muscles of tbe
pressman's right leg, did not seem
to be dangerous, the typesetting maf
chine, which la n bit more oouipll
cated than a chainstltch sewiug ma
chine, was not found to be a menace
to the life and limb of the operator,
and the newspaper press, which keeps
us up late every Wednesday night,
di I not appear to be liable to blow
up. We were given flee gratis, two
life size copies of the recent factory
inspection law which are posted in
our "factory" and which may cost
us sl months in jail If we happen
to splatter any ink on tbem. It't- a
line law. It allows everyone wh has
wheels outside of his head to be In
spected by the state, It furnishes a
tine lot of jobs at fat salaries to be
handed around by the state factory In
specter and it brings In a lot of e
horltaut fees to the state from very
small institutions which can scarcely
keep the wheels going uninspected.
Although the average county news
paper ollloe gets some uew machln
ery about every tlve years, we will be
treated to annual visits aud bills for
I aspect ion, Aloautlme we will seud in
the ilrst livespot we get aud hope that
ti will be In time to save us from the
seveie penalties of ttie law.
We hftve the largest lint" of
Oregon View Postal Cards
in the city. Your choice lc each:
$2,000 Worth of Merchandise
For about one half its former value
Win n von want Cliirf wrniethhig that
the vt't'Y lii'st 31 ill ui'l lit ami will
ii.! M, n a Manhattan. uvul)-
Hultiti-U i he ln'st Suit ! in tin' V S They
yn ulMv w t 1 1 Hart fh.iff.wi & M.'rx Suits.
Having purchased the Shoes and Furnishings formerly owned by Jackson & Jackson, we are prepared
I a. i i ee A Oi 1 H 1. A ,s. . 1 o
to give you some oi me very oesi oargains you nave yet Deen onerea m rapie ivieiciiaiiuic gwu
you need right at this time of year and at prices away below what you will get such goods for again L
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Last week the News said t he Glacier
was "brouslng indulgently at tbe
public crib" and they spoke as It
they thought we should be getting
pretty fat. In our opluion the News
should know no hunger as long as
they are fed from the hand of private
coipurations, which may not be in
dulgent with their dependent! but
(bey are at least oureful.
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Infants' Wool Mocca
sins, assorted col- 4 Qj
ors, your choice I
Men's Dress Shirts, of
percale and Madras Shirt
ing, it good run of sizi-s,
worth from 50c to Toe
each, your choice OC
while they hiHt.euch
Men's & Boys' Sweat
ers, some of cotton and
Home of fill wool, worth
from 60c up to 1.50 Off
Your choice, each fcwV
Jackson & Jackson's en
tire line high grade SHOES
for men, women and child
ren now on Hide for t
JeHH than their former price.
Some big bargains herw in
theHe vou muHt not iiuhh.
Come early while stock is complete
Men's Woolen Under
wear, natural wool and
camel hair worth 1.50 ffi
a garment, now only w
Men's Heavy Sanitary
Fleeced Underwear, a
good run of sizes, some
thing you will enjoy;worth
60c the garment, QQf
your choice wwV
Children's Vests, me
dium wght, small size;
Bargains in Men's Canvas
Coats, drummer samples.
A good duck coat, blanket
lined, high storm 4 Cft
collar &. I -TO
Men's Heavy Duck Coat,
blanket lined, high storm
collar, well mad
in every way, only
5c
iv $2.75
Men's and Boys' Hats
.Jackson & .Jackson had a
good line of flats, but we
want to close them out, an
we have a big line of our
own. We have dumped all
of them, regardless of price,
on our bargain table and
you can now have your
choice fur 980 each. There
are hats in this lot that
an; worth 13 each, but
that makes no diff
erence; all Qfb for
98c
Men's Work, Dress and
Driving Gloves
All high grade and bought
especially for this section,
carefully selected to stand
the very kind of work you
are now doing.
75c Gloves for 40c
$1.00 " " 65c
1.25 " " 90c
$1.65 " $1.20
$1.75 1.25
$2.25 1.60
HEAVY HORSEHIDE MITTENS
Ue Paris Fair
The Store You Can Rely Upon
Ladies' Swiss Embroi
dered Handkerchiefs,
(seconds) 20 and 2oe A
values. Your choice
Boys' and Girls' Hose
10c
Medium heavy riblieil hote
that formerly wuli -'0 ami
25c a air, now
BOYS' HEAVY RIBBED HOSE,
the "Lion Brand you know what
that is extra heavy ribbed and
made In stand 1 1 it- hard knocks
Formerly sold for 30c a
pair. A big bargain
while they last, the pair
CHILDREN'S HOSE medium heavy
ribbed that sold (or 15c a
pair, 1-2 to OC
choice, the pair
LADIES' ALL WOOL
HOSE, worth 4(lc a pair,
now
15c
LADIES' FINE LISLE
HOSE, regular 25c val
ue) now the pair.
25c
15c
3oat B
extra 7
eath-
coat
$6 J
Men's Corduroy Coat
lined with sheep skin extra
Uiarli collar fur lined leath
er cased pockets a coat
worth at least $8
(111 D 11V 1 t j 1WI VMIIJ ,,, W
Men's Sheepskin Lined M
Coat. et m high A rf '
fnlhir north S 5(1 t.IU tit
Men's Duck Coats
blanket lined, made
for liar 1 knocks.
Corduroy Vests, good us
sortnient, sheep AO OP
skin lined, made
for service.
Men's Leather Vest,lined
with sheep skin lined o
very warm, durable y-
You must see these to appreciate
the big: values there is in them
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WOMAN'S EXHIBIT
AT FRUIT FAIR
Id the woman' department at the
Fruit Keif mieti have been olrered
for the best work in painting, needle
work, uauned gooda, eto., and tbe
oomaiittee aonmutlng ot MetiduiiiHti
Iarawuy, Oastuer, Deem, Strafford
aud MUa Blytbe request that all ex
bibita be at tbe opera bouae by 'I bum
day morolug of tbe fair.
Km broidery WIMOrl will be nirereu
ai prizea for tbe beat wuik in colored
embroidery, white embroidery, need
lework, tattiDK, and laoe. blerling
apoona will be given for tbe beat ex-
blbita ot oblua paintlug, oil paintlutt,
water color paiuMug, canned fruit
and jelly. A out gliiaa vaae ia offer
ed for the bee out tlowera and a aaok
of flour tor the beat loaf ot bread.
I he executive board ot tbe fair
held a meetluK Monday ereuiuu in
the Oommeroial club rooma aud per
feoted many plaua tor the exhibition.
there will be many tine appiea on
dlaplay aud n ahed will be built on
tbe sou. h aide of tbe opera bouae lu
order to accommodate all exhihitura.
the atreeta will he specially illuuiili
ated tor tbe oooaaion and low ratea
bave been made to Hood Kiver on all
boat lines aud railroada.
Kugenu II. it a ell. .nan
Eugene II. Buobanan died Saturday
at tbe home of bia parenta, Mr. and
Mra V. Buubauau. Mr. tluohanau
was 20 yeara old and bia death waa
oauaed by tuberouloaia from winch he
bad beeu aullering for some time.
I in tbe paat live yeuia he bad been
employed aa a mute agent tor the
Cortland Oregoiilati.
He waa a member of the Aaaembly
121 Uutted Artlaaua of Portland aud
the local lod(in ot that order bad
charge of the tuueral, which occurred
Monday moruing. llealdea hla fath
er and motbei, four alatera aurvige
bim, Mra. T. II. Oarduer, of Port
land, Mra. Johu Seines, Ot .Seaside,
Mlaa Elorenoe Buobanan, ot thia city,
and Mlaa Avla Buuhauan, ot Katuoade.
Win
Hie firm of Fleming k Tuft haa been
diaaolved by mutual ouuaant, W. li.
I'aft havlug bought the iutereata of
Mr. Hemlng. The buaineaa will be
conducted uuder the Hrm uame of L.
K. Tuft A Co., who will pay all mils
aud collect all accouuta due to the
linn of Fleming & Intl., aud thanking
tbe public for the liberal patrouage
given tbe old Him, aak a continuance
of tbe same, and with tbe asaurauce
that every endeavor will be made to
give prompt service aud fair treat
ment. U K Taft k Uo.
Plate Blower
Mra. Itoheart 11. Kemp, of Odell
entertained I'rlday atteruoou with a
plate shower tor Mlaa Lottie Howard.
I he rooma in the home were prettily
decorated with out tlowera and bridal
suggestions. Mra. hemp's guests
were Misses lluioer, Mabel Hunter.
Nettle Cook, Mayme Howard, Hegey,
Pauline Hagny, Violet Maaiker. Hope
Shelley, liene Sproat, Naomi iioyed,
Alioe Lewis, Bertha Lalferty, Mrs,
Pauline Taluiago, Mrs. Mabel Kemp,
aud Mlaa (ieraidiue Howard.
Big Deal Near I t le.
O. J. Nelson, Iv H. llartwig and
I. K. M.n ie of Hood Kiver with M.
O. Daytou of I. vie have purchaaed 40U
aoroa of apple laud near Lyle
which tbey expect to subdivide and
sell in small tracts. Mr. - Nelaou haa
just returned from there aud gives
glowing accounts ot the opportunities
in tbe little valley In which their
hind liea. The farma toimerly be
longed to Hubert Struthera and Mr.
Haidlaun. The local tiusineaa ot tbe
development will be oondiicied from
I he o trine ot Mr. llartwig while Mr.
Moore wbo recently removed here
from Seattle will open an oltloe iu
Lyle.
I. (mil Pictures at I he Hem.
The patroua ot the Ueui moving
picture theater were treated to excel 1
leut programa during the last week
aud tbe maiiagera have arranged for
some especially Hue Dims to be ahowu
within the next tew days. The new
aide walk which is being laid lu front
ot thia populai amusement place will
make it raiser of access and the
orowda will probably be larger than
aver.
While returning from Cnderuinod to
hia home iu the valley Sunday uight
Henry Anderson became Hie 1 aud
lay beside the road to sleep. He
kicked over hla lantern, spilled oil on
hia lega aud was awakened by the
Humes which were conaumlug hia
clothing, tie waa brought to the
Hood Kiver boapital aud will antfer
uo aerioua permanent reaulta.
Cole-kldder
On Sunday evening, at the new
home of Iter, and Mra. O. J. Nelson,
Krneat Cole, a prominent huaiuesa
man from Kansas, waa married to
Mra. Judith Kidder. Hev. Nelaou
performed tbe simple oeremuDy iu the
presence ot a tew immediate frienda
aud relatives. Mra. Nelaou presided
at the piano. Mra. Cole ia well and
favorably known here having made
ber borne witb Mia. K L. Simtb fur
the paat few yeara. The bride aud
groom have beeu acquaintances for
many yeara. Tbey expeot to reside
iu Hood BJver
A deal was closed last week wheiehy
Charlea Hall eold Ma drug store to
Call A. Platb, formerly ot Cincinnati
for the paat tweuty yeara, where at
tbe time he aold out he owned two
alorea. For tbe paat six months he
haa been triiveling over the atatea of
California, ArizouB, Oregon, Washing
tou aud Idaho, looking for a location
aud Hood Kiver looked tbe beat to
him of any dace he saw. Mra. Plalh
ariived Tuesday troni Spokane.
Mr. Hall has exteualve hotel, build
ing and exteuaive laud interesta aud
be iuteuda to now devotu hi. entire
time i.o their development.
Oh Bile on Water
1 tho't 1 would attiud tbe council
mating to aee bow tbey operatid. 1
tell ye tbey have toiue apakera for
aloh a small' house Iviry thing wiut
smooth till tbe apakera from the civic
Inge came lu and thin things wlut
amoothei.
I he tirat apaker to interjuce the
cum l tee'e report wua the Sisero
(widout the ro) ot the national bank.
I tell yei he ia a toiue oiatir, he had
the mayor and ivery oue of the couu
cil moved to the wapeing pint, they
acted loike they had laked aometlng.
1'hat waa a toiue .apeel to think autiy
mau coul. I love the pnplea interists
an (widout the paple).
'I hiu came the Demoathineea of the
hospital. He swaed tbe audience
from bete to Philadiiphy. He told
tbim bow much the water company
tho't of the dare paple in the past,
aud barely mlutlned the prizes to he
iliawn iu tbe uare future from the
fasita. He did not name tbim. How
could he tell pbat they waa till be
saw tbim? I'll bet toive ciuts that
waa tbe gratiat medicated lector that
was icci unwound in Hood Bivei ou
Huanoe. pumps, wells, the water com
pany ami their intuitions.
1 bear that tbe chairuiau ot tbe
water company 'a com-i-ttee run lor
councilman laat winter and they bill
ed the town wid their platform thai
they stood lor a municipal water
plant. He waut lllloted, lie still
stauda fur a municipal water plant
after Ulteeu long exolailve year ol
probation. Pbat an iutlliotlal glaotl
Pbat difariuce do it make to Nale
tvaua if the iditir ami the News do
helium to the watei company? Ivery
body knoea that. May he he ia alrade
they will illicit him to some oltce whin
he don't kno it, to git aven wid him
toi ialkiug hack to bltn. If he don't
kape still, aud stop trim to he smart,
he may git hin ted.
Aud some other papel had hither he
careful, il they make the water com
pany aud some of the Hist lltizioi
much aicker, tbey may vom i tory all
Ovtl tbim. Pbat a prize that would
be.
1 aee by the paper that the Mayor
drew one puze Hum the atate board
of lulu.
Boumiug, pbat ia that the idltor ot
the New hollered at the idltor ot the
Ulaoler anuybo? la It the water oom
pany ' II lotion holler, or the name ol
their com i tee'a repoit? PhatUer it
is, I'll bet It kicks.
That dociiuent balea all. The water
compauy can pump water about IU0
fate high asier than the paple can let
water run down hill, but ye would
lose tbim milk shakes aud some
other things that come down the
river.
Some paple are
iki,lHM ot bonds
water plant. Iliey
pay tlielr taxes I bey are paying the
intirlst and sinkiug fund on Hum
school bonds, and whin they pay
there water bills they are paying the
water company's iutirist aud sinking
tuud on their bonded plan:. Some
papel rather pay tor a plant owned by
the 'papel thimselves wblu they pa)
their water trills at the same price,
aud not make tbe papel pay it all ovei
again wid iutirist alter Ulteeu yeara
ot probation, but they will not 'draw
tbim prizes thin. Annyway some
prizes aie ixpiusive.
Miu, let ua Hger some. At a dollar
ami six bits a niuntb for tbim Htteeo
exolualve years makes three bundled
and fifteen dollars, ami six bandied
families makea oue buiidred ami '
eighty ulue thousand dollar, widout I
tbe ice piants aud lire protection, but
B. E. DUNCAN & CO.
Can start you right. Why not see us?
Hood River-Mosier Orchard Lands
Oakdale Greenhouse
Rosea, ihruba and bulbs now ready for
fall planting. Plant now ami bave
blooms next year, Hyacinth Narcissi,
Karly ami Late Tulips on hand. Hardy
phlox, primroses, lockspur, oriental
poppies, snapdragon, hollyhock, etc. A
lew White Wyandotte cockerels $1 to3
each Pot plants at Franz. Metcher
& Fletcher.
Davidson Building
Hood River, Oregon
Announcement
mill in Htleen jenrH tonne there will j
be a thousand families, at prlsint 1
ratea twinty one dollars a year is1
twiuty oue thousand dollars (or a
revenue on I'Jfitl.titKij, and yezhave!r . . , , , , .
paid ou the gradiai iucrease during We desire to announce that we have purchased the
the lu years over ZtO,U0O, instidofi , , - , T , ,
1189,90X1.4 , ; stock of Jackson & Jackson and we will continue to
Mln, yez aie a lot of spalpeens if I ., , i j j
yez can't pay !hi,(kki wid 2 i(i,o(Ki,and conduct an up-to-date Grocery at the old stand at
kape water ruiiumg down hill 16 , , ,, , , ,T ... ,
years, hut, min, it yez don't want to Oak and Third Streets. We invite the patronage of
pay the 00,(HKJ, yez can pay the' , , , ,
l280,ooo riming the )5 years aonyho, old and new customers who desire to get the worth of
and thin accordin to that docimeot
commince paying the water company
and hankers about (f2tKl,fXHJ. Pbat a
pi ize for thim.
Mm, I'll tell yez pbat yez are up
against at the illiotlon. Ibe water
company, whoever they be, aud some
of tbe bankers, whoever they be, and
moat of the miu they own, and all of
the min they can fool (hut the toot
class is feting smaller), its uo won
der whl slch a grand prize hung up
tbey git aioh talint. Annyho phat do
they want wid it if it wont pay?
Oh Kiley.
akeercd of tbim
for a municipal
know whin thev
Port-
visit.
(Li s
next
H. M. Huxley spent Sunday at bis
M osier ranch.
Mrs. Charles Hell was the guest ot
Portland friends last week.
Old in I'ord, of Portlaud, spent Sun
day witb bia at her Kev. I'. B. I old
Fresh Olympia oyssters for sale by
the quart or gallon at K & Kicharda.
Wauted A good iiouer, steady
work. 1 hone 138, Hood liner Lauu
dry.
RoA c. Richards are the Hood River
agents (or the HtMIWOod t'o. and han
dle f)rstclaM butter, eggs ami cbedae,
ti. S. Braokett, ot Portland, secre
tin ot tbe White steamer auto agei oy
there, spent Sunday in Hood Kiver.
The little datigt tor of W. (1. Aldrioh
and wife, formerly living iu Hood
Kiver but now of Caiaou, Wash., died
last week.
K'v. Arthur II. Sargent will preach
at the I'uitarian church Sunday. Tbe
subject will be "Ihe Age ut the
Uoldeu Street."
Ion acre tracts ol line apple land at
ltK) down, balance on a-n- terms. You
can double your money in a year. (I.J.
Nelson x' Co., Smith Block.
K. N. Blythe aud family, cf
land, came last Thursday for a
with the home iulks at Twin
farm. Mr. Blythe returned the
day.
There will he a dance at the Pine
drove (irnuge hull, I'riday evenicg,
October 29. Kveryhody is invited to
come and have the time of their
lives. o28
J Mesdames Charles Oastner, H. F.
Davidson, aud K. J. Nloh. Isou at
tended the meeting of the state feder
ation of Womau's clubs at Pui est
Orove Inst week. Sua
UHl acres of choice apple land at lf'J8
an acre. 10 miles from Hood llivcr. at
Lyle, one half cleared; worth double
that (or potatoes and Imy. See our
Samples o apples in llartwig's ollice.
J. R. Shelton and wife, of Orand
Kapidt, Mich., who were out here isst
year and purchased a ranch near Van
Horn arrived Priday to spend some
time iu the valley. 'Iheti nephew.
Iv II. Masou, witb his wife and
daughter, of Chicago has heen here
about ten days and expects to invest
iu tbe valley
Die
He
month
tricts of tbe Northwest ate making
plans to maintain the records estab
lished Inst year and tbe oompteition
promises to be keen. The orchards
of the middle west aud i astern states
aie to be more widely represente I,
according to indications. Ihe new
king o fruits wilt he Httiogly honor
ed by tbe energetic people ot the falls
city.
their money in First Class Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Our efforts will be to please our patrons and to deserve
their future business.
Smith Brothers
Music Teachers.
Btrthft Laffferty, un experienced tenclier of
Piano unit Harmony, a graduate of rnimnhia
Conaefvalory of Aurora, III., will lake a 11m
ltf ti Dumber Of PUpltS. Terms very reHson
able. Address, Hood River, Ore., H. I. No. 2.
Wanied fitdl for clearing
j. L. BobarU.
10-ucre tract .
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Loat A hqom agate broocb between the M
K. Church and the Ui. Harlan Church. Finder
please return to.f. It. Nickelsen. o2g
Lot A watch fob. Same wuh a gold
mounted conger tiirdt and waH hmt either in
n.tivlng picture shows or on Itttrtl near
there, It retnined lo ff, H. Walton at the
Hood Kiver News office tinder will be liber
Hlly rewarded. ClarenM Kie.'Jt. u2g
Kor Hale Cigar aud confectloneiy Itorc on
I he bill A snap it' taken at once. L. li. Htev.
ens A Co. oJl
For Hate( Hie mile Hon h tl Ml. Hood P, (.
BO acres orchard land in sect Ion lii-l-10. TWO
streams, l:t Inon waier rtgnt; tine view Ml.
Hood, 110 acre hill land partly timbered.
5flU0: cash, $4tA) on or before 'JO years at 7 per
tent. Murray Kay. t f
For Su e Teiiin ot yocng horse., weight
mI.oiiI 210U. AlsoetiM- with e1f, Sniuh Itros.,
Odell. n4
For Sale it', inch oak. ntid pine wood at
.1. II. Shoemaker's r,ea B1T1 sehMd. al'.ttl
Fttr Sale-10 , cords of Hi inch dry pine uood
pltt and ricked up. ft .00 per rick. D. Hiu.
Jchs, ph me M U ti.
For Snle t'igar, Coufectlonery and Notion
store: good stuck, good location, doing iigoml
l u-imss. Bealreaaoni rot selling. Apply L
B. Stevena d Oo , on the HeihU.
Would like lu Xobange an excellent limber
chtiiii, pateui edloi good Improved Of unim
proved orchard land in valley, riaiin lies in
Oregon ' beat tint ber belt, half mile of logging
stream, J mtles ul iiillroad. Has .. lo mil
lion teet oi yellow 11 r, yeDOW pine and Btlgtr
pine. 11 interested midress h, car; (ilacler. o!4
"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon 8 3 A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal
Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
calls for help than we can meet position certain. Class and
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
penmanship department. Write for illustrated catalogue.
ha aeooid national aprlt show i U!!! J '
bald In Spokane the middle o( next!" ,
iDtb, All the apple ,'roWin d.H- I r hU
Flatcher i Fletcher have a few lnrge
spring obickefis drOWed to inler.
J. O. Hoyt and wife, of New Vorlt,
were lookinx ovei the valley Friday.
W. U. Davlp, of the (iem theater
went to Newberx Wednesday on busi
ness. Mr. Fred Anderson returned Mon
day (rum tbe upper valley where be
has been nt work.
The Contiregntional Ladies Aid
society, will meet witb Mrs. FVre,
Friday afternoon.
Mr. O. K. Coon spent the iHtter
part of last week campiug witb bit
Hon, Pearl Cocn iu tbe upper r si Icy, ,
Mrs. J, 1. Miller weDt to fortland I
Friday with tier son auil will remain
there a week while he is under medi
cal treatment.
three Newtown p'es ot lat season j
aie li-tug shown in Larunay's window
wblob were iu cold storaK-.i a year,
i-bo WO a neek at the A. V F. fair and
brought bete iu excellent oondltiou.
K. II. 1 1 fir c win" i. Hire iu the Smith'
Blnoh will be headquarter for Lyle
apple laud. This land is identical with
tlie Efood Kiver Fast ISiilc, and can be
liiiujilit at ridiculomly low prices. O. J.
Melton .v Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Culp sold
their little cottage ou the Heiuhts to I
II. A. Wessenser and will make thrirl
future home in Portland. Mrs. I
('nips health has not been the beat
(01 tbe past year. 1'bey hope the j
obanga will improve ber.
Mi. und Mrs. S. L. 1'rue tind
daughter, Mies Kittle Morey, of De
are visiting with the
S. True They are
veiy favorably impressed with Hood
Kiver. After a short visit In Portland
aud Vauoouver, they will return to
Hood Kiver (or the winter.
An. t her saored concert a ill be J.
given at tbe Congregational chinch
Sunday evening. The concerts which
have tieeu tendered by the slugers
lately bave beeu highly apprecialtd
by large audiences.
Painless
...
Dentistry
Out of town people
can havo their plate
and brulgowork fin.
lihoil In one day
if nt'cesnary.
We will give you a Rood
22k gold or porcelain
crown lor $3.50
Molar Crowns 5.00
22k BridgoTealh 3.50
Gold Fillings 1.00
Enamel Fillings 1.00
Silver Fillings .50
Inlay Fillings 2.50
ood Hubber -
Plates 5.00
Best Red Rub- , .
OR. W. 1. Will, Piiiinn miMoiEia gr Plates f ,0U
si siiri smntisn in names Painless Extr'tion .50
WORK GUARANTEED FOR IS YEARS
Painless Kitraction Free when plates or!. ridge work
le ordered. Consultation Free, You cannot pet lietter
palnleea work doneanjwhorn. All Hoik lully iruiir.
Biiteed. Modernelectrli' equipment. Ileet niethoJa.
iii-t i.iinr paatara
Maaiker, puone 46 Udell
in t lie valley. C. K
slitf
round Crated "ut asal smi cover for toilet.
O vuer may I live HQie by calMiih; at this
I lli i) tvlry. for llii art. nt
rot bette- Uood slravroerry pliuits tiorn
young patob. InQUira ol w. tl. ''orey, one
ml la west and soatb or ball groiiaiiH. t'lione
2VS2L. tllilt
For Sale A tine Orivti. home, tunoo aait
baraeiii. Him peon i kipple, Moiueiio Ave,
piioneinu out
vim sale -Nearly
A. H. Illuwers.
new pbaeton,
halt price,
nil
Poattlon Wanted To takeenerga o( ranch
b. in irried niau. c.xi'ci ieuceii orohardlat and
i on her. Addren J. T. Auer, Mood Kiver,
UrPktuh. nil
N. K. V, Sec .17, T. :i N. K. II K W. M., 1H0
acres to tie solo ut auction Nov. 18, 108, ut
uoiiieriiiuie, wash., conrt house. J. L. Hen
derson, attorney. nil
Tot Sale A few hii;h ura.le Plymouth Rook
coekerela. Hent oh the eoaat. Prices are tow
at this lime of year. Murray Kuy, phone
1171.. OH
WANTKH
eneraetle bh
HiMi.i KlVei li
new lubiartpi
Bxperlenee ui
amohk; I'rlenile
up a paying un.
capital. Colli)
free. Addre
Boom tos, Sti.
York City, N. V
Kuccass MXoAStlNK wants an
itujponslble man or womati in
. ..iieei lor renewals and loUelt
lis diirin,! foil or npare time,
jeasary. Any one can start
tid roqualntanoei and build
. peimattent boatnasi wltbont
..:te oil I It I and I llsl met lolls
"MIN," Success Mi-., !.,'.
M i'.uildiriK, New
Wise Dental Co.
FirLrNH BtIIl.DI10 INCOei0ATD
THianAWuni.gTu. PORTLAND, OREGON
OrriOE H0UB6; 6 A. M. to a r. M. Suud.j-e, to t
i-i-t-1-I-I-l-I-H-i-H-l-i-H-H-i-H-.-K-
For wSale
at a bargain
Twontv acres of beat APPLE and
STRAWBERRY LAND in Willow
flat; IS acres in vouug orchard,
Newtown and Spit.. All under
ditch, no waste; small house,
heniitiful grovtof Inrifenaks makes
line banding site ; tine vie of val
ley and mountains, half mile from
proposed electric line; 134 miles
to depot at Odell. Price $5750;
mod terms. Last month it was
iHKHl, hut I was treat) iii need
of money and will Mete a sale,
even if I sell for less than I know
the place is worth. Write to the
owner
A. Schiller
Doe, Oregon.
or phone to him at ( ill),
H-HM 1 I I II I I I 1 I III. I H"H
BOYS! OIRL8I COLOMBIA BICYOLB
KltKK! Qreatawt ull'er out. Uel yoni friends
to Kiibaerlbe to our in tgaal he and we will
make you a preaeui ol a Kio.oo t'ohimbla Hl-cycle-the
hesi mad. Ask lor pariloalan,
iree ouiiii, and olrcalam llloa "How tosttait."
Address, ! be Blnyottj ,Mun," jimi Baal Bd
StNet, New York tint, N. Y. o21
Por 8ale.v rreebeow with cull, one week
old. un. i oils m t ol sitiK e Wagon harness,
phoaaiUIX o-
No Keir.v Alter linik-The I'mlei wood Kerry
will DOI burnt I lar i veimiK iraias qonnectlug
Witb Auod Rlvei iliirlnn ine winter inonlbs
on aecount ot darkoeia, Harry Outers, o2
I r"Of Sule-Urey mare all years old, trained
to puck. tH),i traveler, used to women and
an ha eu ot I nJeiHood londlua. Mrs.
o2S
Many olseli.
ror Sale
?rlce, S100.
QoOd horse, buejary
Pbona m
und barneas.
02S
Ixiat-Small rattan basket containing silk
shawl, between Will Iseiiherg a residence and
my place. W. M. Isenbert;. silO
Wanted Team ot horses (mares), weight
ul.. ml liOench, giMid workers and roadssers.
Oolor preferred, bay. Must te cheap. Her
mm. 1 . Keatueil, phone iisl r'. Also hois., lor
sale. ni
Wanted I. It; tit rig and horse, welxht about
Uim, in exehunaje lor work. Harry Unein,
ti r D I, H, ,1 '
W. (I. Pillow, who tereutly tiuiledl
his raucb neHr Cree'i.cint tor pro
perty iu Poitland expects to leave
next month for Kussellville, Ky.,
where he will spend tbe wiuter with
his brother, W. D. Pillow.
i ftliss ldel Woodwoith entertsiued
twelve Kirl friends, members of the J.
U. U. club at her borne iuesday
j evening with a Uve course dinner.
ine neautirul home was bandsomely
decorated iu autumn colors and ha d
painted cards were Hlven the guests.
After dinner the young ladies were
entertained with "nines and music