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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1911)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER. TllUlODAY, OtTOBKK 2.,, 1011 These Chilly Evenings Suggest Heating; Stoves We have a complete stock at popular prices. Buy now before stock is culled over. Ranges We recommend the MALLEABLE of South Bend to discriminating buyers. It is not cheap, but good; will last a lifetime, and the price is $20.00 to $.00 less than asked by peddlers for ranges nowhere near its equal. The Fearless Malleable is Good for the Price--$45.00 THE TOLEDO made in Oregon, is the best Range for the price we have ever seen. 150 satisfiedowners in Hood River Valley will recommend it. Blowers Hardware Co 'STATE WILL ASSIST IN PHEASANT RAISING For the purpose of rretuckinsr the state with Keeves and ( hiha I'lit a.s ants. The Stale Fish and Came Com mission has niaile a three -yearVontrat't with 'Gene M. Simpson, t'orvallis, Oregon, wherehy Mr. Simpson will Kive his exiliiKie cervices to the state, as well as the use of his excellent equipped game farm. Simpson's hlc eess in the rearing of wild (arne birds guarantees the state against any (M.ssihle loss. 'I he rearing of wild e,ame hint sueKesta an industry thai is practically unknown. liaising pheasants is l.omoie ditlicult than raising poultiy yet it is far n.ore protitahle. in the same measure that everyone fades to succeed in the latter will the facts demonstrate the former. There is a wide market for pheasants, and the demand originates in si! parts of the United Slates. Under the Oregon law, pheasants raired in captivity, whose wins have heen pinioned he tore they are ahle to fly, mayhe sold directly to the con sumer, providing pi rmit to ship alive is secured from the StatJ Game Warden. The state is willing to rn-oerate with those who wish to raise pheasants, even to providing the etfK". instruction as to rearing aial personal attention when reinsured. Reeves' I'heasai.ts bring ?2." for a trio, consisting of one male and two hens. China l'heasants readily sell for $2.50 for cocks and from $:!.(M) to $1.00 for females. MACHINE THRESHES WATERMELON SEED Phone 99 Oak and 1st Sts. DR. J. SOWERBY Has moved to his new Sanatorium The Famous Hydropathic Baths Are Now Ready In the Henderson Building on State Street, Near the Court House. A Cure For All Diseases PLUMBING STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING WINDMILLS, PUMPS, TANKS C. F. SUMNER Opposite Postoftlce PHONE, 20 HOOD KIVEK Electrical Contractors Bartmess Bldg. BAILEY & COLBY Phone 60-x Estimates cheerfully furnished Hi'h (irnde Electrical Fixtures Up-to-date Line of Glassware Vestin'house Electric Motors lleathtg Apparatus, Etc., Etc. Full Line of Electric Wiring Supplies WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Land For Sale 1 have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land, i most of it under ditch at prices ranging from !jf(0 ifc per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up. ' J. R. STEELE Hood River - , - - Oregon For Sale by Owner 200 acres, (50 acres cleared, VI acres planted, balance unimproved. Price cheap and easy terms. J. P. Thomsen u. f. i). No. i box ;t Hione-MMMMell The tiirosliintf of the watermelon crop is no joke to siimc enterprising farmers throughout the cour.try who have learned that -aiaing this crop solely for the Feed is profitable. This is made so by the use of modern ma chinery for the purpose, thereby re ducing the labor to a minimum. A Kansas farmer expects to secure 50,0(10 pounds of seed from the watermelon acreage on his farm this season, an acre of the melons generally producing about 200 pounds. These are sold to the seedmen, who pay about 12 cents a pound and retail them at nearly that much nn ounce. To separate the seeds from the melons the latter are run be tween revolving cylinders which crush them, and the pulp is carried along through a revolving drum which sifts out the seeds. After being washed and dried they are I hen bugged for market. The pulp is a waste product, good only for yellow jackets and the like unless effectively disposed of by other means. The Small Farm. Many are the arguments for the small farm. It puts many a family on the land, who leave the close air and crowded tenements of the city for a heallhy open air life. It opens the way for the thousands of townsmen who have saved or gained some hundreds of dollars to so invest them as to secure a livelihood that is not cut short by advancing years. It makes of every head of such a family an independent citizen, his own master, undisturbed by labor troubles or business vicissi tudes. It fills the vacant spaces m a community with producers and con sumers. It secures for every member ot the family common interests and ambitions. It removes the growing children from the temptations of city life. It provides for the family nu tritious and abundant food. Jt gives leisure and pursuits lor country tastes. The limited area of the small faun requires that all of it shold be culti vated to the utmost, and, in the aggre gate adds immensely to the food pro ducts of the nation. The census tells us, however, that although there are !,:il0,0(i() farms in the United States, the food supply especially in meat, is not keeping pace with the growth of population. Wha' ever the advantages of the small farm it is obvious that the farm of 10 or 20 acres gives no scope to the raising and handling of t-heep and cattle. It may well be (hat the day of the open range tu.d ot the far reaching ranch is passing fast. Hut it is nut a necessary consequence by any means that the investment of money and brains in the large farm is losing an attraction it ever had. The more the new science of farming spreads the greater scope is given to the efficient working of large areas. Morn cosily machinery and equipment, a higher class of instructed labor, investment of larger sums in stock, better arrangements for sales and purchases, regular accounts tor keeping in fact the treatment of the farm as a factory, the development of business aptitude this will justify the investment of every, dollar that the modern large farm costs. Mr. Hill's advice should be ever kept in mind. Diversify your products, and increase the number and quality of the stock you keep. -Portland Journal. Perfect Printing Rubber Stamps of every description made at the (jlacier Stamp Works. The best lantT. A piece of Ihinnel dampened witU Chamberlain's Lini ment and licuind on over the affected parts is superior to a plaster and conts only one tenth as much. For cale by all dealers. COUNTY COURT 1 1 n . WW "T"i ALLOWS CLAIMS Claims agii't Hood lliwr County allowed at the October, I 'll, issmntf the Commissioners' C-uil. Mt. 1 1 mid R. R. Co.. lit. and d murrage, !'i.u2. J. W ickham. Postage, $M. W. W. Williams, Salary SiHrvisii.g Engineer, 12"i. J. I.. Walker, lalir on n,;,, J. M. tipper, labor on intuis, K. J. Ku kahaugh, lal-,,r on $20. Chas. Tanner, labor on r K. H. Lindsay, Juror ( itciot $1.1 KO. J. C. Ka.-tman. do, $12.7 . It. T. l-cwis, care of ii.-a c, i I.. P. (liino, labor on n K. S. Ollinger, 4 da. s fU. Italph Savage, do, $14. K. G. Stewart, two coy $'2.4.-,. $2--.. roads. $ii;.:m. court. ; Pailiff, Dr. M. K. Shaw, tah.iy health oflicer. $i'.0.12. (.. S. Kycr, one coyote, tl ..,. Henry Leslie, Indigent. ;2..'.o. Stanton Alien, Neal Cr i k fridge road, $r.M). Associated Oil Co.,- O.I for roads. $lti2.4!. J. W. Armstrong, Gravel, ft. A. C. Huck, Justice Fee-, iT.'.'i. K. S. Olinger, constable ties, $Jo.s",. Noyce's Cafe, meals for juror?, ?l..p,n. lieal & Co., repairs grader, i.'M. ("ottage Hospital Association, !. K. Caslner, fruit ii'.spector. $.'.7..r0. Connaway Mer. Co., 5nls. wmi, $2r, K. A. Countrymun, iu;iuig ditch. $20. Dean Shnw, Lights, ."u. O. V. Dahney Sons, stove and stand, $11.50 D. McDonald, road supplies, $r,n.2r,. W. T. Forry, sawing w -d, $:. Tft. E. A. Franz Cv., load supplies. $:!;!. (if.. Fashion Livery & Dray Co, dravage, $0. iV. K. Hanson, stamps and supplies. $7. i m. rred Howe, auto hire for county court, $7.o0. Hood River News Co., printing supplies, $.")4.!i0. Home Telephone Co.,. phono rent. $4.25. Hood River Glacier, printing sup plies, $(i. H. W. Hayden, Spotlintr speeders, $2.50. L. A. Henderson, locating old road, $5.(i0. L. H. Hoggins, supplies Indigent, $5. Howell llros., repaiis to ml wacou, $5.50. Ideal Fruit Nursery & Co., title for roads, $!K!.(i7. The Irwin Hodson Co.. oilii-e sup plies, $(!(). Thos. F. Johnson, board jurors and prisoners, $l5.29. H. A. Moore, rent of saddle hoise, $H2.50. L. G. Morgan, fighting fire, $1.25. Mt. Hood Hotel, meals jurors, $7.:i(. Oregon Lumber Co., lumber lor roads, $C4.47. Pacific Power & Light Co., light court house, $:1.15. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., long distance calls, $1.80. James Randall, labor on roads, Sup plies, $!2. Shaw & Rronson, care Indigent, $2(1. K. L. Scobee, care Indigent, $2. Stewart Hdw. Co., lawn seed, $1'.)5, ? lex Rubber Stamps AT THE GLACIER OFFICE We Make Them to Order ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! Scratch anil rub rub and nrrateh until you feel aa if you emihl almoft tear the burninK .Hkln from your body until It XfeiiiM as If you could nu lonier endurfi these endless days of awful fcorture those terrible nights Of Sleepless HtTOUy. 'I'lien few drops, of Tl. T. P., the famous Kozema Specific end, Oh! what relief! The iteh gone instantly! Com fort and rest at last! IK l. I. is a simple externnl wish that cleanses and heals the inllamed kin as nothinir eNe can. A reeotnize.l speeilic for Kcrema, Psoriasis, alt liheom or any o'her skin trouble. We can Rue you a full .size tittle of the Kenoine J. T). T. remedy for $1.00 and if the very first bottle fail to Klve relief it will not cost you a cent. We also can Rive you a simple bot tle for cents. Why suffer another day wheii you can tut D. 1); KKIHACASM. Security Vault & Metal Works, culverts, $.'!73.o0. (Jeo. I. Slocom, paper, $.85. Seaton Construction Co., crushed rock, $49.50. The Typewriter Inspection Co., re pairs to book machine, $10. J. M. Wood, supplies indigent, $25. Ceo. Wishart, Deputy Assessor, $54. Wylie liros. Co., culverts, $lii(i. C. A. Hell, juror circuit court, $.:!. Warren Miller, do, $:i. I.. C. Baldwin, grand jury, $(i. W. F. Larawny, do, ?(J. W. M. Nason.'tlo, $0. Peter Mohr, do, tfti.no. K. Locke, do, $7. W. 0. Somerville, do, $(',.(10. K. N. Henson, do, $ii.KI. W. R. Winans, juror circuit court, Jos. Frazier, Jr., do, $111. Clint Wood, do, $1:1.50. M. Dragseth, do, $1:1.40. O. L. Walter, do. $1.1.10. F. J. Stout, do, $12.50. Kudolph Vetler, do, $12 50. K. K. Matt, do, $12.Ml. Thos. Hishop, do, $12.(i0. Chas. W. Reed, do, $1:1.00. Jens P. Hansen, do, $i:!.4(l. Alex Porteus, Witness Orand Jurv. $8.00. II. II. Ilann, do, $S. 40. Kingsley K. McdufVev, do, $X.40. Marion W. Shearer, iio, $8.K0. R. D. Pond, do, $8.40. C. A. Pmldy, do, $8.40. Stanley R. McDonald, do, $8.10. S. A. Wherry, do, $4. Fred Hies, do, $8.40. Ilruce Morton, do, $2.MI. August Wilson, do, $ii. L. S. Fritz, do, $(i.40. John Ran, do, $2. W. S. Gribble, do, $1.80. J. M. Schmeltzer, cashing Super visor's check 4, $1708 25. City of Hood River, Water rent, $.50. Murray Kav, surveying roads and oridge work, $107.05. W. L. Clark, viewing roads, $24.40. T. A. Reavis, do, $24.40. A. I), tiarrabrandt, cliuinman, $2.50. Maurice Jayne, chainuian, $12.5(1. W. T. Fjldy, Deputy Surveyor, $25. Ranks Mortimer, diainman, $11.51). Chas. N. Clarke, Drugs indigent, $,i:if. Thos. Lacey, salary road Supervisor. $120. Hans Lagft. do, $125. L. W. Tomlinson, do, $1157.50. C. li. Jenson, tlo, $1 57 .50. Roy D. Smith, do. $l.-,2.50. Warren Miller, do, i'Si. Stranahan & Clark, cement, $M. W. G. A hired Co., east side ma cadam, $1090. SO. Transfer & Livery ('"., Cartage, $8. D. S. Dufur, court icporter, $55. Mrs. Olivia Lucas, school examina tion, $3. Seaton Construction Co., west side Macadam, $:!2I2.97. Mrs. O. L. Stranahan, meals prison ers, $4.50. W. H. Davis, auto hire for county court, $1. E. D. Button, guarding prisoners, $15. Mm. J. D. Hunt, car' indigent, $15. Hoys and Girls' Aid Society, Sep tember allowance, $lo. Mrs. Nellie Holland, witness Grand Jury, $15. Mrs. Laura McDonald, do, $3.20. G. A. McCuidy, salary ommissioner, $28.70. O. H. Rhoades, do, $2" 10. Thos. Shere, witness circuit court, $2.8(1. J. J. Gibbon, do, $2' Frank Sherrieh, do, $.'..0. W. Farrell, do, $2.('.n. Frank Van Horn, do, $1.70. Spirella Corset is the foundation of perfect dress. Selected and fitted to your exact individual meas urements, in your home, where such matters can best be considered confidentially. It will not only fit you perteetly Lut a tittinrd Corset iere ill chow you bow tt cor icedy wear it. Snirclla X N Boninir i a revelati t . V IV-rtt i f i . i a revelation; h ? 5 l!rx,l,lffiiai rlul, permanently ' I sh pe . n tauurg. i ! Of open co n , ! !i uction, vt-iitiU- vJt open con (ruction, vcntila tive, anitary, beaithdd. Guar- Splnlla Boning antred a(Tainst .. l.r...l. queni laumlrroig Ltt a trained Corterera cell upon you and explain the many pjti btlilirt of tatty, con ret drrnt u hrn you wear the SPIKEI.LA CORSET. You incur no obligation. Phone or tend post card Castner I'hone 110 K Mrs. Ilatllc M. 27! t Js.ade Ave. Here is the Shoe That Has Made HoolI River Prmous Selz Royal Blue $4, $4:!!, $5-10 My Fall Stock of Hih-top Shoes is now com plete in this line at prices to suit. $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 Executor's Notice. Notice 1 In n h Knfll lloil ,lo- HenuM mm II .1 K oik. i mors nt i in. h,-t hi nnit tiNtiom.nl ol lli'iiry l '. lleou-l. il.-r. mit1. h:ivc liliil Ihelr Itloil uiTonnl in il iiinlv l outi o I lie Slule ol (Mi'Bon lor llooil I; I i r ( oioil Hll'l Klllit I Oil! I li:S t1.l llll I lliMH1lt. Kt i- ilny. tlie loth ltit of .m t r. lull, tit I hi' hour of lit ii rlni'k n in , h Hie linn, lor li.u. niK ol'Jiriioim lo sunt iitiHi mvoiiut unit tin- MI'll It-llli tlt ItlCt'lll. A II heirs, i-n-.lilorM orotinT h-isoiis liitev estrit Ol siilil .st, tie mf hrri liy ln.Jtii.-.l ;oitt r'tinieil lo itti4'Ht-on or iii tiiri' ttii- onv Mn,i hour tilmve ;tni'litiotir.l lor ihf hi'iotui; toitt M'ltU'llll'ttt Of SMIit ft II O I ll.'lSllOlt llt'tl to lilt- t letr otili'etlolis to shi, I Imitl tm'.uiiil, It nu v they ltMe, sii.i-ll lt.; Itie .!irt:i'lonis ot siii-h nl.j.-.'ll.Mo. to sunt arc. lint or itu item thi-ic. ot. Hilled this !MI il:iy of I, i. it..-.-. I'M . .HiSM'll llrNUSC, ol-.'llll II. .1. U I NU, lM'l'lltillS. I i nree uenume L$arq;ains I 1- Men's Corduroy Shirts, $2.50 value, "JW $1.91) 2. Boy's Long Pants, sizes 27 to 31, as sorted patterns, at cost prices. 3. Children's Sweater Coats, sizes 24 to 32, regular $ 1 .OO values, now GOc At those prices these articles will fast, so call suon and look if you don't buy. A. I Carmichael Phone 283 L Notice to Creditors. IV 111 I lie ti 'i, ill v I 'out I ot I he St me ol ( It lol tluiiil Itivt-i romil.v. Ill tin' Miiitfi or Hie i slille ol of tirm I'lowt-ll. ii-i'-jii..t. 'I lit- lllnfelsi.'tiril liii not tin n Mftiotlit. .1 to I In- I olllll V I ollt't ol Hie Stint,, ot liiiKiiii. ,,f Hood ) l wr l 'on n I y, i-Mi'iittiy ol tin- ,-st to ol 1' lime f. I'lovu ll, ili-ei'tised. Illnl lilix iiti; HUilltllcil, liotti-e is In ti li ylM'ii to Hie ue1 Hol ' nt. mill Hi I pei sooi. ha niit I'ininis tiiAumvi sunt tli'rnisi tl, to pu'-i hi tlii io, M-rin- d n. ti-. iillll'i'd hy ln , Hlliiin nix iii.iul lis nil.! tin lil'M I'llliinvtlloll ot lti! tioliie to s:lnl t e'-ti I I l X nt llie ollli e ol I. A tin, I A. I', lii t',1. I,, i III till lll' n, ill I til" 1 1 V Ol liooil tllMI', 1 , H Hi 111 ver ('nun! v, on Hon M Vl( I'lVI'M S. I'lioW I I, I., Kxeeutrl nt' the l-.ttite ol tu'otye I' I tuvti ll llee iisid. liHleil lli'loliel-h, If! . ol.'ii!i On Heights Notice of Completion of Street Improve- j t ments. Not lee Is heli-by i v. 11 Hint K (I Hull. li trnrlor. Illix ti Ii it l ittell notice I Ills .' ,1 li ilny ol urtoln-r, Mi I. ol tin- t'oni, Id lott ol the mi. liroVflllelil of S!:tle Slifet. (Ink Streel ;m. h'ir-l Sliecl III Ik, i, I of lll.u Kn .'( unit : in, u Silliel III IiiiiiI ol flock I: !',., ti I, nn, I ln,, Slri-ts In llont ol IVoek i'; loilllhst Im tnilil ol liloik l '. in I in- ins ol lloul liiver. Oil-ton, h) uniiiilin lo clinic. II, ,n, ,i-,i.eli line tl t-lllh tOH-v tout the e.insh nellmi ol ceinnit snh-wjims nlon. snl,t vtrnt., vh,-;(- Kione were not itlmnlv In pli , under hi- eiinlrtiel Willi this I'll? Iieie'olnle in;,, I,' ninl filleted Itlltl. nnd Hull tile iiiilounl due s,od I I'Hi-ti ir tin- Nil hi 1 in H i inn lit li,ol Usui' cctitillicf Is lieTell.y hinted to lie Hie i mill ol SJl ii Ifi. Ami notice Is tut I her rfi ven l!i;tt tiliv olijee. Hons to Hie iiece,t;tiiee .. .j,,tl i oi u tltehl the com met w tl h I lie -ill, I c.int i:ie' or inline I'tit't ot snid city mux tic Die I ill Ihe otliec ol tlie iindi rsijitiid ciij l.'eeonh t t,v iinyintir esled tjnty hi liny lone Within s illd.ls 1 1 1 1 1 1 the dale ot hiinc. snid not tow, I. u-lihlll Sf'cn dnvs tlitnt llie 'i,iii tins o I )e tolin', 1(1 I. l ids notice Is iltlillslie, In the Hood Kr .'i ItH'ler lot I wo cot isc, lit i w 1-nes I lie) eot, 1 he diltc ol tile (VH'.t H hllen I mil II i In i 1114 the nil II Iht) ol tlctooct', i'.III. II. II. l.ANilll.l,"', o! iti'J I'ity liHcordiT fH-!WHH-H-ifH-W'H-HW lo Our Country Patrons We now operate a country delivery service without extra charge. WKST SIDE-TUFSDAYS AND FRIDAYS KAST SIDE-MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS We carry a full line of Staple and Fancv Gro ceries, Flour, Feed and all kinds of Fruits and Vegetables in season. City orders promptly tilled and delivered. Phone 78 Khinaird & Kinsey Notice of Completion of Pine Street Improvement. Noliri is he-rbv ki.-h thui l o Unit, r.m ;r:tettr, luis ()!' I u rcicti tn tin- i t.is I't Ii dn.v ol OH oh. -I, t(ii I, ol' I .ie ii'iitl( lull of ! hr int. nn tMni'nl ot 'l Hi-S( i n t. li i nil ! in l h t i t lo 'Iwclttll Mni'l, ill tut i'ii i llooil Uivei', t inuoM, hy urn tl i nw s.inn' U lu- t'nluhhsin'il urn'li lion i iiitipt't t hue to ruth lilt, it n flit liii" i-otilim-t wild thH i'ity hithi'iio made Hint iii(ii'il in(i. iitid tluil the Mtnoimt iliif sat. I outturn. i lor snitl Miiotovt'iitrnl upon it ucerpM.nre, 1h In'M'tiy wliMfM Ui ht Ihr Hinotinl , tl. Alhl nollef i Hirihel -;:v. ii tin. I mi ohl- c. lioitM to lite acefjilHiiet' l s;thl Kiiniiuii un1ci lln f otilniH Willi Ihf Muni c. n.tr. iclfi- on ihe plllt ol Kiiit ( Uv lllilV h (Mi ll in tlie ollire ol tin' uml.TNiKiu'tl ( 'ity HveoiutT hy any inter esleil ntrty nl hh.v llntf wiihin st--rti il ivs from the ilnte ot itliny smI notice, lo.u, within s'vmi iIhvh li mil i tie I'.-th da v ol Octoh-r, IN 1. TIiIn tiolii-f k iMililishM't In tlie i(oot Klvi-t i hieifl lol I wo roiiHTiit i I' is-siics t hi' i t'i i), I he iluh' ol I he (li st niliir;il inn thi'icol Uvmx tin i.Mti imy oi i leioin-r i.n i. ll. it i..;u.i i;, olMo'jf. in it.-ttn ih r. Notice of Improvement of Street. If your gnHtH ask V" Btich nice chh'ki'nM for ntr, lmt fort t u ( eolral Marki-U Iicre yon pt nr Siuiday din 1 llifiu of the I '!' thi 4.t. I'M t, of Aiu:- I ruib i t lie i ll' I rii ( Ii I nn i tl.c i.orlli .v.le uf n h Ian- (!' y i-ni h lino i, Tlnrli-f-ulli lilivr alrt-tilv U i-m .-. JI..-.I h, . lil he at Ins . l- Niitice in lnTl,v t'ivi-n. nur'iant t-i No. ;li", inyi hv tin' i.iitni'iti l '..iiii City of IliMtfl K.vit on ihr Vih !;. oi An Hii at'l'idveil hv the inavuron Hit- ?!li "I: ul. It'll. mvniin for I ho tnini . a. m. wtulh Mi(hof Colunihiu St t from the line of Soventh Strtot wet of Knur teent Ii Sf ici-t. and on miiil street fnoni Hit- west en St reft west to (lie ow-t enrh Slrcft, em-. -pi whi-rc iJ'iii'vvitll Iltid fr t""'""'.- ihMdil tor 1 BMiewiilkr iifnlfj- tins 'ii'ii'iaiH' re eived hy Hi' undt-t a-m-il I nv li nl ollu t- in II, t Hcillii..ii,,cr Inni.iir.e . in r.i up lo 111 o'i-I-m k nt-iM, on I he J.-1 ti d.t .d' I'.UI, for tin-iinj-iiivi-tneiit of said slii'r'.- I. lilVf dow n to tin- esUthli- hed ei aile 1 1 ore I he jn erl y Inn- to I lie Kt reel line for .-said di - line lo lh. width of I'l feel, and the la mir of c-tn id sulc walka wix ffft in width a distaiwo of two i-( fnnii l In pmt-tty tine upon mi id (unto. SjihI work shall h let in on.- (inlmi'l, and :haU hi' tf repiiitil to hi- 'oinple'ed wdhm :;n da s from Hie lljtl of liWilolinv wti'l cotitraei. Snid hids will h.op''n-cl hv tin- Ktn.t ( ,-nttil te' an soon as pi act n idi'i- id n-y t hf i nm- tid for rH'fivin. huts, and the -.rial hid, u .yi hit- Willi the an miliary,! h-i hm( , will h i -p. a ltd to i hi- i nn inon lmneil nt Mm in-t nvubr n.-t-linr i h.-n--afier, to-wit. on ihi ;0:ii da of 'Mi.ih-!, l.tll, at the City ihd! in said eit e, al. w h .1 h t hik-.-ai.i bids will le considered, N'ttjee ih Inrthcr iCii-en tliat any tnU re-ti-d par ty may fi!t Ins objection to t h I n mi' ol 'a id () liact within the time h-pei jt.ed for reeeivini hd.-, and that the sumt- will U-'itatiMintiid to tiie ny Council ulonj with mtui lad for lin ir eoii.idei h linn at said meet m f. 'I he jier,-jin, til m or eot pnr a) ion to w hom the coiii tail is let will U- niiuiMil to enter lulu an UKH" !nent to the riled 1I1.1I sa.d 'fin' ractor ,-l;all look iilin,e fur pa mepi f,n iti;tter iul and work lo stn h particular pitioti of tle fund to !h afsfjisj upon the prope, iv li.dile to I lay for MJch imin-ovemeni and pa d u,lo ' in ( it ) tiasiir' for that purpose, as - had he a . seif to Ihf property in f'-ont uf Hhn li and t.. the datrc- I of which a part icular p-ut of 1 he 11(0 o -epient to I lie (lone li' t he Sun iv-d tj t bidder ix lo Ik- made and rolk'ded and paid ndo the eity tien: ui uw u- h eontliicloi- wha! in no event tipine H.cCitv Hood liiver or any of tt oMu'et. or HeM to pav t he name, except out of mh h part a 11 iu r poi t ion n I said funtln o asHosf-ff or ef.!ldeil into t tie rny i IreaHitry. and for sueii poc'mn of xaid i:npnr,e- ' merit, nor w-k to enforce paviot nt of the ,-ame or i any part thereof iiyHini tiie t" ty of Hood liiver or ny of it otlieei s , any leai pro- e, s or ol h i - wiw, except out f Mi - h part ie,.-(i t u nd. All bids inuRt wttite price i.i y mii ur t:iu : sidewalk to jnade, and prtr" (of eon -t r.id in,' ; mukI siih'WalW which wot U sbaM in- done ! in the- manner and f rm pr-vided for m , (rt'iieral Iinprtn et ieitt ' rd niance No. of the Crfy of ih-d kiver. No ht.U will I rereivtl which specify niote tlian oiie prit . MtuI wfirk charvettble 10 oiie block in (em-th, Umd for the faithful pet lm matice of ihe (.t Iruct toan nmotnt eiual to per cent oT the e timuted rontraet j-riee will be re)iiir. d of the m eesful bidder, t he Council M-M-rvinK the liwht 1 reject any and ail bids. latei aiKl hrst puhli.herl October 12. I'Hl. U. 11. I.ANMI.LK. o2i3i City ite-.,rd.T. 1 no middle Valley Mill la now in'oporation and ready to fill orders for L U M B I: R Three uml One-half Miles South of OJell PI I ON li 6X1 ML Hood Milling; Company nrSKIIOf STABLE ..Livery, Feed and Draying.. STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. lliirm'R liuulit, Bultl (ir exchaiigcil. I'lt'nKiire part let) can seciirurHl -cliiHB x$fl. Sici:iiil attiMitiiin ivn to nuiving fiirnitiirn una iiullot). We do ttverytliiii)? hortu's can do. 'r i J 'J --. Zh ii .1 r r Harness ant Daauiery Harness llepaired A. Made to order. Lap Robes, Horse Btankets, Tents, Wagun Covers, Water Bas, Etc. , 1-1 Xtl ti f, I . I' i Ii ..1 mm m, '-.I. -mi- U'j , Wi'-i V I r ill Davenport Harness Co. Dont Leave the Hood River District Without Investigating Mosier Valley jS Natural advantaL'cg for fruit ii i inn mif xi't'llfil. Land fffi ItavB dotilili'tl within tlie hist two yearn hut ar nut over half thai asked fur Himilar land in other wcliotiH. liny now Imlore the Hprculators atld their prolils. COMMERCIAL CLUB OF MOSIER MOMF.lt, OREGON. Six Miles East of Hood River, Oregon 1,1 II. II MMlKK K I'Iioiii- (.'I, M Ollii'i I'liotm IS I. V. M. MiCONNI I I. Iladlock & McConnell RI-AL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Improved anil Unimproved ORCHARD LANDS Office First Door W est Mt. Hood Hotel, Ground Floor HOOD RIVER, OREGON