rank
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ALWAYS
UP-TO-DATE
Fresh from the best looms of Ainer
ica and Europe, beautiful lines of
DRESS GOODS
embracing every novelty shown in
the New York market. We will
adhere to the pattern idea in all
fancy weaves, thus avoiding the uni
forming of our customers. Every
One different and plenty to select
from.
January is essentially, a Dress
Goods month and we are prepared
for active business.
Get your Suits made up for 1'JO.j
early as this is Fair year, and we
will have crowds of visitors and we
won't have as- much time later as
now.
We have the new things in Mo
hair, Eoliennes, Veilings, Pan
amas, Voiles, Two-toned Sicili
ans, Batistes, Chiffon Voiles,
etc.
Direct from the factory, a full line
of the celebrated
NAPA TAN SHOES
the best wet vcather goods made
by the hand of man. We have ac
cepted the agency for these splendid
Shoes, and will keep constantly in
stock a full assortment, and if wear
comfort and appearance are any
object to you, just try a pair of Napa
Tans. They are not the cheapest
priced, but they are the best
wearing goods on the face of
the earth, therefore the cheapest
in the long run.
We have not worked the Shoe bus
iness in the past as we intend to in
the future. We will soon have more
room, and we are securing every line
of Shoes with a view to satisfied
customers and more of them.
Yours truly,'
FRANK A. CRAM.
O. R. & N. TIME TABLE.
Emt hound
No. 2, Cliicauo Special, 11:48 ft. m.
No. 4, SpoUtine Klycr, 8:.'tH p. m.
No. 6, Mull find KxprpsK, 10:. p. m.
No. 24, Wny KrolKht, 12:10 p. in.
No. S3. Kust Freight, 4:0ft a. m.
West bound
No. 1, Portland Special. 8:0:! p. m.
No. 3, Portland Flyer, 5:l a. in.
No. 6, Mall and Kxprcss, 4:4S a, m.
No. 23, Way Freight, fci.S a. ni.
No. 2-1, Fust Freight, 5:4ft p. in.
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
School books at Coe & Son's.
Orpingtons and Minorcas at Lewis'.
Use Williams' anti-septic hair tonic
and keep off tsray hairs.
BOOTHS have moved to where Rand
used to be.
f 1000 to loan on farm property. Apply
to W. J. Baker.
For pale. Some of the finest lots on
the hill, fronting the river. Also lots
in Riverview park and lillowild. See
W. J. Baker.
Chocolate menier is abpolutely pure,
aurt euaranteed best made. Uet a can
at Bono . McDonald's.
A fine farm for sale in tho Odcll dis
trict.. Well improved. "Sold at a bar
gain if taken soon. W. J. Baker.
AV. J. Baker has some beautiful lots
for sale near Chas. Clarke's resilience
on the hill.
We invite the public to come in and
Bet our meat prices. We are sollintr
boiling meats at bed rock prices. Mavks
Bhos.
Call and ee Strowbridges' new stock
of wall paper, paints, oils, brushes, etc ,
next door to Mayes' meat market.
Do your eyes fail you? Come in and
see C. II. Temple, 'the oculist, who in
prepared to test and fit yonr eyes, and
has the largest stock of glasses' in the
city.
If your watch is out of order come
and see C. II. Temple, the natch maker,
who will repair your watch, and save
time, save money, and have your watch
List many years more than it would if
you go to some one who has not had
the many years experience 1 have.
Insure in an all home institution, Tho
Oregon Fire Relief association of .Me
Minnville. Frank J. Perkins, ajjent, P.
O. box 02, Hood River, Or.
Best selection of ring ever brought to
Hood River. Over L'lKl styles. C. H,
Temple.
S. E. Bartmesa has a first class uphol
sterer in his employ, and is prepared to
do all kinds of repair work.
BOOTHS have moved where Rand
used to be.
I have a largo stock on hand, in fact,
the largest stock in town. . Watches,
the finest grade rings, the largest stock,
all at reduced prices. Come and see
C. H. Temple for bargains in all lines.
Mayes Bros.' meat market gives notice
that all orders for morning delivery
must he in by 10:4.1 o'clock. The after
noon delivery will lie taken off at 4:30.
Mayes linos.
For Wilbur's poultry and stock fond
go to Bone & M( 'Donald's.
Temple, the Jeweler, has moved into
the Smith building, opposite Williams'
drug store.
I am prepared to save you money on
your year's reading. Bring in a list of
niHgazines yon would like and let me
give you a price on them. (ieo. I. Slo-com.
50 acres on the East Side, 21 miles
out. 10 acres in young orchard. A snap.
W. J. BA K Kit.
Large stock of horse blankets and
winter robes at S. J. Frank's.
Cocoa menier and chocolate menier at
Bono & McDonald's.
Latest designs in ladies watches; gold
filled, solid gold, and also with diamond
setting. Also a full line of gentlemen's
watches, C. II. Temple.
When you go to the post office step
into Coe k Son's at the old post office
site and get that stationery you need.
House and two lots in Albany will
trade for Hood River property. "W. J.
Baker.
Mantle clocks, with gold plated front,
warranted not to tarnish, at C. II.
Temple's.
Money to loan K. II. Hartwig. .
Clearance sale at Cue's.
Want 40 to I ISO acres wild land good
soil, comparatively level, in lower Mount
Hood district. Price must be reason
able. Terms, spntcash. Address P. O.
tiox 141, Portland, Or.
Nol ice.
Geo. D. Culbert on & Co. are my au
thorized agents for the .renting of 'my
houses and selling town and country
property. II. C. COE.
The Regulator line steamers will here
after leave The Dalles at 8 a. m. daily
except Sunday, instead of 7 a. m. as
formerly.
New ToUav.
II you get an article of Clark", the jew- j
eler, and it doesn't prove to he as rep-j
resented, bring it hack. I
Before purchasing anything in the
watch, clock or jnwelry line, get mv
prices. Clarke, the jeweler.
I have a fen- t1ni'i3 f ,.,,t ,,i.,JU !..(-(
which 1 will vti,M. out at the lowest pus-:
sihle uric. 8. Clarke, the jeweler. '
Every article .in mv shirk marked
down at greatly red or' d priced. Call
and look them over, Chirke the jew
eler.
liorn.
Ill Hood River, Monday, January l, '
1!I0.1, to Mr. and .Mrs. Carlton H.i
Vuughan, a dauguter. j
(iontl Record at Mount Hood, j
Following is the n port of the Mount
Hood Sehool ior December, l'.KIl:
Total nu in her enrolled, fit! ; No. days
present, 1017; No. days ah-cut S.'Shj ; I
No. days tanghl, 20; Average daily 'at
tendance, r,l ; Avcra -it number be'lonj-!
ing, fi;i; Per cm of attendance, Do; No. i
ca-cs of tardiness, 4. i
ROM. OF uoN'on.
Lester And'oss, W'avel Kniaht,
Walter Larwood, Sam Patterson,
Hattte Cooper, Blanche Lafferly,
Donald Lai-wood, Pearl Aminos. "
Myrtle Tomlinsou, Fred Patterson,
Ma in Baldwin, Leonard La.woo
Hugh Knigi.t,
Her i ram Knight,
Wader Davidson.
Clifford Thomas,
l. wood,
Cecil La lie i ty,
llazel Keily,"
I 'avid Cooper,
R doll Thomas,
lelberl lomliusoii, Oiadys Leisure,
Hotel it isnnrr, l.orena l.tvi-ure,
Josephine Morton, Esther Wishart,
! Lulu Knight, Helen Lanv od,
Lena Knight, iv'etty Hi liner,
i Emma A mlro'-s.
; Nan Choim :, Principal.
D.M.-Y V.. Thomas, A-si.-tant.
L. T. Bragg of Colfax, brother of R
B. Uragg, the merchant, was in Hood
River during tho week.
Canby post, G. A. H., and W. R. C,
will hold joint installation services at
the regular meeting Saturday at 2
o'clock. Every member is expected to
ho present.
L. C. Haynes left Sunday for Minado
ka, Idaho, where he is interested in a
homestead which lies under a large irri
gation system being constructed by the
government. Mr. Haynes will " also
make a stop at his former home in Union
county.
If you are in earnest about selling
something tell your neighbors shout it
through the columns of the Glacier. All
things collie to those w ho wait, but if
you are in a hurry you had better use a
(ilacier adlet. It costs but little and
brings results. Ask those who have
tried them.
The Hood River Basket Ball team are
having bad luck at present. Carl
Shessler threw his right, knee out of
place in Monday night's practice game.
This will prevent their going to Port
land on the Rlth, on which date they
were to have played the Y. M. C. A.
All Stars. This the boys no doubt
sincerely regret.
F. L. Massey made sale last week of
40 acres ot his Willow Flat property to
E. T. Eolts. There are about 25 acres
cleared of which about 15 acres are in
young orchard, part of which a.re just
coming into bearing, mainly .Spkzenherg,
Newtown, and a few Johnathan apples.
There are also five acres in strawberries.
This piece of ground is known as part of
what was originally the Boyed tract, and
is considered a ery valuable holding.
J. P. Egan, the new county commis
sioner from western Klickitat, is in the
city this week, g"tting ready for hi
ollieial duties which begin Monday, Jan
uary 11. Many times in the past has
the Act ii'tiltuiist spoken coininendahly
of Mr. Egan, as wide awake, energetic,
and successful in his business undertak
ings, and is well assured that be will
prove an excellenl. guardian of the
count v'ti interest, looking after the
material development of all sections of
of Klickitat comity Onldcndalc Agri
culturist. T. J Cimnitig. senior vice commander
department ot IV'ujon, ti. A. R., goes to
Portland today to attend a session of
the council of administration of that
order. At this meetim the date for the
state encampment which meets this
year at Oregon City, will be set. It has
been proposed to set the date of the en
campment at about, the same time as
the state encampment of Washington
meets ami at'erwards hold a joint meet
ing of both encampments in the city of
Portland during the Low is and Clnvk
fair
J. W. Kirkwood.thennrseryman, save
take a w hite Chine-e lantern oiled on
the inside and covered on the outside
with a propnraCon like tanglefoot, and
place one to each 1(10 trees in orchard,
us- his spray, which be says, w ill not
s'ain the apple and will kill'every moth.
II" is s'tick on Hood R;ver and proposes
to give growers here the benefit of his
4') leais e.peiience. Mr. Kirk wood
claims also to he a profe-sional primer
and a rafter ar.d n"ertn that he can do
sncce sfnl grafting any month in the
year, that this ha-'' been disputed, but
that to explode old fojy notions, he lots
IuoO to prov his assi rVons and difle
any one to dispute them.
Gloves
These are the days you need them
and we've (rot the kind that mill suit
yon, in style, price and quality.
I
Tarn 0'5hanters
Woolly, Corduroy and Felt, with
visors. All colors.
25c, 50c, 75c.
Ladies' & Misses' Leg'g'ins
Jersey fleece lined, full lnj;tii,vety
comfortable to wear these days.
Little Prices.
Don't You Heed
a Broom, Washboard. Mop handle.
ft Scrub Brush, Water Pail, Wash Tub
Clothes Basket, etc. Get them her-'.
Premiums with your pu: chase, an I
best of all, LH tie Prices.
Is.
IliltiWiiil
Whist
A dozen ilill'erenl style of Cards,
Score Can Is, Pencils, Pouches, Itells,
CriMtag" Boards, Paper Chips. Souve
nirs, prizes, etr. Li' tie pries.
Easl.et Socials
Now in orit r. Crepe and Plan Ti-"tie
i'a;'er, ail -i 1-irr , w o.aleii pi , Ies, fancy
napkins and all oilit r neeps arb-i.
Little Pries.
Toilet oap
v i r.v oeit'"ite lugli graOe S laps in
laii'iiin p'.icKagcs. that will make
washing a luxury Little Prices.
Paper KapKins
li" have a verv lame .ikirtiniint
to '.lain and finev decorations, also
the new iciper lunch set.
15c to 75c fur UK).
Eos Stationery
Many new style of genteel writ
in.; iiia'priiil. 'J hi- is a koi al time of
year to aiii-wer vour lett' ts.
We
Ilarraonicat
llndi rstatid too business of
hoy ing musical inntruineiits and
hat's w hy we sell so many of good
'I'OllilV. l.ilti.''riee
GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT m
CfflM The Big Store with Little Prices CCfflA f
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
! Rational church' will meet Friday after
noon with Mr. JNornmu l onnjr.
Thomas Shore is reenverin slowlv
from a severe attack oi typhoid pneu
monia. He is jimt uhle to lie uround
the bonne.
F. H. Shepard, Manager of the Apple
tirowers' union, is in Portland in at
tendance at the meeting of the stte
Horticultural kociety.
Mrs. P. S. Davidson ii visiting in
Portland, wh'le Mr. Davii'tun n attend-
a. i inn me legislative seiton in ioin an a
clera to Senator niiealdou.
Mrs. Sherman Frank spent Saturday
Rod Hiinday in The Dalit s. visiting her
father, L. O'Brien, who hat not heen
well of laty. Mrg. Frank returned Mon
day afternoon.
F. M.SIavena left Monday for Warren,
Columbia county, to attend the celebra
tion of thciioldcn wetldituf of his parents.
Amos and Klizatieth Mary Slavcns,
Tuesday, January 10.
J. M. Cullertson, brother of tieo. D.
Culhertnon, went to The Dulles Teesdav
to uiiiiergo treatment in the hospital fot
some chronic trouble. W ord front that
city states that he is getting along very
nicely.
A. 1. Mason, .president of the Hood
River Apple (irownrs' union, left Tues
day morning for Portia-al to attend the
sessions of tht Oregon State Ilort, cultur
al society. E. L. Smith went down H e
afternoon before to he present it the
same meeting.
Paul W. Custer, editor of the Trade
man and Commercial Record, Portland,
and a member of the Union Printing
company, spent Saturday in Hood River.
Mr. Custer was on his return from Ida
ho and EaiternOregon, w here he gath
ered up a large bnsiiKss for l.;s house.
F. A. Shompiest vet'irnel Sninrdnv
evening from a trip to Hood River ate!
The Dalles. Mr. Shotupiest had evpetcd
to go to ( diaina to visit hb mother w hr,
was serioiislv ill, but upon arriving m
the railroad received daily t, Vev.vii
stating that she was much improved.
Bend Bulletin.
A spreading rail at Oneotila dumped
a few freight cars off the track M..nd
morning, delayed the early morning
trains an hour or so. The break j;i
soon remedied, the cars replaced an l
trallic resumed in time to permit So.
to get thioug about 25 tnin tilen la'e.
Miss Kate Davenport , who has been
ill for several weeks sufferin; with what
is termed "walking typhoid," left ties
morning for her home in Mosirr in tin
hope of receiving beneiii thereby. Dur
ing her illnes Miss E,v I. Mor. n h iii
charge of her grade in the public .-t'hr ol.
Chronicle.
The annual meeting of the Hood River
Water supply company was held Sat n r -dav,
January 6, 100. :,d tlie follewins
otlicers and directors elected :F. t'.
Shcrrieb, president:.!.!'. Martin. i. e
president : F. (1. Chinch, secret a r. ,
J. (i. (iessling, treasurer; II. A. Harkett,
C. K. JIarkham, dircctms.
J. M. Hollowed has subsi'fihcd for the
Ulacier for H. M. Blake of Psvne, Ohio.
in order that Mr. Binke. anold school
mate of Mr. Hollowill. may learn of
Hood River ami come Wet to h.ca'c
Here. it VOU Wlint to ir-.i nee sett era tn
come to Hood River, do as has Mr. Iloll-
owell, have the (ilacier sent regularlv to
them.
Miss (iladys Haxtlev, who was com
pelled to drop her studies at the Pacific
university, Forest (i rove, on account of
illness and overwork, is improving nice
ly. Mtss Hartley is being treated for
muscular rheumatism of th hip, and
while she. is M-f-vr.Vk nhniri, keepe
to her room mo't of the time. Her
friends will he g ad to lesrn of dor com
plete recovery in a few weeks.
F. O. Brace and fsmily left on the
boat Mondav afiereonn for their new
home on Mill creek, near The Dalles. A
farewell party wi- extended the Hr.iscs
last Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wail, sn account of which
appears elsewhere. I Wore leaving. Mr.
brace stepped into the (ilacier oflie, and
asked the privilege of thinkins his
many friends for their neighborly kind
nesses and for the patromgc he was
given in his woodsaw ing tmsinfs The
(ilacier is sorry to see Mr. Brace leave
Hood River, but wishes him abundant
success on his new farm.
C. (,'. Smith and Miss Nannie Snvder
were married at Star. Idaho, Jannarr 4,
1!HT. Mr. Smith is a brother of (ieorge
Smith, whom everyone knows, while
the happy bride is a star of first magni
tude in our siMer state. The voting
people will make their home at li-e,
where Mr. Smith is employed as ttavel
ing salesman for the ise' Piano hon-e.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were visiting friends
in Hood River Sr.nday, as wa also
brother (ieorge, who -ecmed to he as
happy as the bridal couple, and from the
appearance of the fair maiden who ac
companied fleorire in make the guess
that ids finish is fust catching np to
him. '
Shower Party for .Mlsa HahertM.
Miss Roberts received a pleasant sur
prise Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Nlrs. H. L. Dnmble in the form of a
shower paity. The guests were con
cealed in the hack parlor and as Miss
R ibetts entered the room a shower of
packages fell about. 1 ier. W hen (die had
recovered from her surprise and th
contents or her packaged had been f
atnined toasts were propofd. One by
Mr-. Mary Savsge was received with
great applause.
Mrs. Duinhle play.-d the wilding
march and the lad tea tejl jjj lirti anl
marched through the house. After the
merririient snlinided liirh' refreshment
were offered to the nevt bride and after
much merrv talk the party bmk" up.
The invited enests ntf :
Mrs. L. Clarke, Mr-. Cha. Civ! ...
Mis. X. W. Bone, Miv Ar'hn' David
son, Mrs. A Price, tr. ). F Daii-b-en,
Mr. A. B. Caiifield. Mrs f' .as Ca'tner,'
Mrs. H. H. Railev, M-s. llarrr Bailev,
Mrs. F. C, Bn isins, VI rs. ' Raiel,
Mrs. P. F. Davidson, jr., Mr. Jane s
(jraham, Mrs. fwt (rrahani, Mrs. Will
(iiaham, Mrs (i. K. Williams, Mrs.
S Langille, Mrs. C. T. f arly.Mrs ',
Yates, Mrs. Mary Savage, ' Mrs Ruj h
Savage, Mrs. He: dc r-i.n, Mrs. ( . fi,
Thompson, Mrs W. J. H'.k"r, Mr-. J
L. Iler-hncr, Mrs. P.it!?, Mr. K.,m.. n
Vonng, Miss Lizzie li .iierts Mits real,
Mtss Laura Cramer, Mi-s (Hara Blvthe
Mi-s Alv ina Hoadlev. Mrs Srces, M:'.
John Booth, Mis- Mei:a Olingor.
Water Nut Ire,
From and utter January 1, l'ltfi, tha
Waucoma Hydrant Co. 's family rates
will lie raised to per month.' A re
bale of 'J:c will he made on familv rates
if paid w hen the collector calls.
11. C. COE, owner.
Water and Light Notice
All water and light bills must be paid
at the company's othVe each month in
advance, on or before the 10th dav ,,(
the mouth. No collector will lie sent J
out nerealter.l n all cases where lulls are
n it promptly paid when due, the ser
vices will be dfcontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
HOOD RIVER ELECTRIC I.. P. A-
I y W. H. ( hipping. Malinger.
W II Stay in lloorl River. j
The remedy that makes von eat, sleep
a id grow strong, called Palmo Tablets,
will be sold regidaily by Williams' i
Pharmacy, Hood River. 'These great '
nerve and constitution builders cost only !
,'v.lc per Iwit, ai 50. " i
KKI-at re improved farm, under irriga- .
tion, in Nebraska, for farm in Hood'
River or White Salmon. W.J. ltaker.
it
Clearance Sale
of St'asonablf tiuods i Itai von mvil riglit now.
EIG lil-DUCTIOIMS
;-i:vs. Lailifs', Misses' aiid Chil-L'i!i;;-:
Mini ( Ivt'irailfi'S.
in Mitlins u
drt'ii's .i''m'
A few line Wool ant
yours at cost.
Silk Velvet Slipj'ers-prire cat lo close out
ri:r slot
Silk Shawls left that are I
'f Men's Leo-o-iujes rrduced.
Manv other iiece.--sit ies for tlie wintiu' season
that vou need, ami 111:1 v have at cost, at
Watch the label -n the (ilacier.
tells when your snb'-crit (ton i due.
-AJT Z N A P P ' S.
t mm saesiEBD asraassea aKjisaaaas mmu'vuoe trxjrzwcxxs c s.rrr.z' e;
Ft m mi m w m m rawiiM t UjJ'
OTAD
.X 4 El M V
M Mill! i
ur Annual
! fee k h.9 0
Wiil start on .lanuarv I'd. Every article in our Dry Qood3
and. Clothing Department will ho reduced. We lmve
here a hili-irrnde si n'-k of ieiiei-al .Mt'rchaiidi.-e lor voiif choosiim'
at Maimfnct an rs' Prices. This w ill consist of
Dress Goods, Trininiings,
Silks, Linens,
Domestics, Flannels,
Silk and Wool Waists,
Tailored Suits,
Coats, Cravenettes,
Men's and Boys' Suits,
Shoes and Slippers
Cut Glass, Crockery
And all of our Hidei'muslins. consist in, of Petticoats, Night
Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemiso and drawers.
This sale will be as represent et I, ami nol hiiifr ill he spared to
ruake it. a satisfactory one. l Yee lielivery.
Reineinher the dale- JailUHry 2. Phone cS 1 .
1 mouestrawu asmsuwot tnasnrxftt csisikSm wrcjiisrvrrs sst&mzrut . wuxj a. msmmies 4
i
APPLE UNION gets pyy XAX LEVY
t.i 1 rfcTMifti icr pitp !
wAKtrsuuM:' int. at 0-7 wi ; c
Korm nnlldlnsCnrixiraliiin. j
K. T. J'oltz ef icjell wa in th cityn
Weilne.ilay to arraniro fur the u.enrri -ira". I
tion of the Odell Ituiirr.vement c'.n,-l
puny, c niniiseil of thu tollowiufl tm-lve,
member of the O H Fpllona' !r.. -e at i
Odell: 3 R. Crosby, C. C. Ma-iker,
(iny Mfiker, R. ('. Maoikpr, (ieo. t'. '
Masiker, A. (ironpr, Thoma" l.acy ' w' I
T. Hihbanl, K. T Fob., M. II rr,e,
B (i. B lardtnati. Tt. K. ("..Ilt'cn.
The inr..rpfirfit n najern bnve b.en!
pent to Salem for filins. Thp incornor- I
aluri mtn the new O rl Kp'.ioV hall I
nn ti'irinj rnmph ti'.n at lie-huh ff ;
the thriving fpttlempnt f'B tiip t !
Side. The hall rrnists of lo Horn-, !
the upfer part of n t.i.-h is h-in? h--jrantly
fit te.l for l ,dp (mrpofnf Toe.
plastering and nood. rk in ri ry tir -idheil,
aayp Mr, F.iitjs, ami tht -ude'l
Od'l Fellow- uill fo,,n hay one i-f the
certeet lode bomee in the tutt
. The Hood Riu 1 A p h ( n " ei 's iini .11
ha obtained a h a -e of the (.oonnd te w
'iCCtlpiOil I'V the O. Ii. A N. seeti 'ii
llOIIH'. No allnolll.il iiil'llt litis been
made nf the plans oi the Apple I'nion,
but it in preimmeil that ai rinp iui 111
will hi made fur the erect ion of a ware
house fur handbill; the cotnin yrai's
, p.p
The pi.-.-nt liuiMiiitf of the s.'iti.n
honne will he moyed to x poii.t e:i-t of
the pn(K'li(er depot, bf'Wei'li the d' pot
and the liridpr, T'Aocar loaon of gra
vel arrived during the week, ami ni l
he distributed o'.er the. street leadtnsi
from the riebot. T he ureet nt I hi"
poiiit. hai lieen in erv bad condition
lime it wan opened hi-l month.
Fiv card'of iipph'8 rre font out by
the Appi" (ir'.i r' iini ei ilnrins the
'i U, all of. I hem irnii.K to t he California
iparket". Ilookkei per Fnmz i-tatcd thrit
there were but Ii ie niore cars li ft i n
hand.
Itanner (ies lo llarrctt Dihfrict.
Hnrrett n-ho"l made the highest aver,
nee per tent of punctuality and attend
am e d iiring the rnonth of I Per-em hi r.si.d
if ttierefore pnt itleil to I he I inn mo . 'tati r
the connty nipetinlendeut, ,). T. Kpff.
Follow inj; are the leportf for I'uip
Oroya and Harr-tl for liecember:
liAHRPST-C ftlfTHICT Xo, 4.
To'nl .lay ntternlnnce, . 25.'il
'f"tl dnyp a'tferice . . 70
Totnl raws of tanlinen. ...
fpr cent of atu-adeuce U7 Zl
Per cent of punctuality M U
.pr3je pel cenjt t'S.iir
C. H. TitOMi'Hov I'rinripal.
I'lKE 'ill'lK I lISTRtl T No. 7.
Total dayf at teiidnnce 4s7
I'otfll dayd alwenep 43
Total caw-a tirdinp'a 0
Per cent of RtLendcncp W7 2 "1
Per cent of punctuality jt r;n
Aeta;e percoiit. . .
Mi Mabri. kiDor.t.i., Principal.
FraBktnn Ilaa tlia Iianncr Tax.
1 tie annonne 'eent on j.ae one of
thia ilime tliftf the llii,tr l-ehooj
huld the rreord of tho lncbr-. l'a j
inctirrect. Inftemlof -i iriiJUa printed
it fliould lie 20. The error a made in
lopvinplhe liBun.-F, and ua imtieed by
Conntv Supi't-iniend 'tit Neh. w ui Mat. .
that Kranktwi voted the hih'-st tas, 'S
11. ills. .
I The Hut" ao i I'uiudy tax fur WVco
j co'i.'i'i nid am unl '. L'7 mill, my"
i Coiuiiiissi.iner Uihbai'd, who retur, ed
j yesterday nftertio ui (rum an evtetuh d
1 mei tiinf of the eouiitv 1 rt at Tin
1 llalles. The to 'lint of t h" ta'-: i-ti-i
i-atju1 ill lanl year, mid I. a been ttppor-
ti mei a foU'iws:
; s-Iih- 0 ."1 mil'-
i Si boo) 0.7 mi:i-
( '.simlv I I '.I mil'
lintel'. .1 i:,'!l-
Total '.',' in d
The pit Hie hi k Hil-u '..o'tnei h:-s 1 1 1 ; -year,
but by rddin a tr die more t" t h"
eouiitv lev . a Mini; tun.! v 111 ' : i e
uiei! f,ir bri.li;e pniios' M
The llleetlto' i. il,.. pouiity r-uil j-tM
rlow'd he-ted Fey. n .! . Tuo il;ii-
were taken up in d ;l ". : i .: 1 1 11 j'if li I
for the year. T'.'. o !.;;, lo d ' eii n-.
haieh'-en dra'.vn it poo ' .r t h is , . .
The ri-portM of the j i - i - 7, .-
received, .'01 I amilli-!. an I :e v -visors
mi tie d. So ehati:''.- '.vim hi i !
I in the r...i di'tr'ct-of I loo I l.'iyrr v:i"
i ley. The p titioll to divide V.. ;'. ;l
I IhrotiiTh.
The mat tor of pi rmit lii..' ( 'hr. - I i 1 n- i
man to leave the ( i dell ..-J, .. '1 i 1
and nii'li' it h t be I'hie Or .' i,.-1
a left to Si e if 1 pan H . in oo.. -i, d
eoiild not comproiiiise. Some I . . -1-.
plight I'han m in s.-ho l di-Tieo-tiinai.'hout
the eo'iiity ui '-i'l. 't to tie
county piiper:nie'.de: t to t' i
The p'-l i 1 ion io- r- ad i h roo; : .(
farm i I peter 1 1 1 r v : 1 in.-' ..,, i . .., I
f-troitg a remonst r.i ie e a . ! w.n-ii ,. j . ;
Ituiil SuptTt I-nr-i (;.;:ii:it "il.
The folio' i 1 1 tr road ? u , o i i . r - I
Un nppiiiiiteii for the various ,ii.n , p..
(f the county :
1 Win. l'ri.7.e!, PI- W:u. " '
2M I. O.-t. roaid . i -': A. J!.,.;i:.
diaOVooiUorlh.L'l-.!. iit.es Mnsto, ,
"t -H.F. Eadelmtln. '.' Maram .Mi ,n.
li HatlR L'o .1 l. l.. . .
7-Vrank A.Mas-e. :.M-.I.M.V.-' 'li
H-.f M l.ei,z, :: .-;;!!..: .'-, -.. ...
tt-w. K. iiti-kv, s-, : r
i M Rob Ilell-Uii.l", ::r .1. w !: - , p
I II Hr l.oren'en, ,-s. j I. t' .1 :
! 1.' f I v lla'per, : i i', . ,,
I 1 1 W. J. iVher, :' OtlP
i 1 1 W. II. Wolf.-, i:l- ll I'. I oO II, in,
1 1 ") li.irms .inil Ii, "J ('. WiPo
; pi 1 1. w. (' .ok, :,.; n a. m-.-v.'!!,
17 l.e ,n I., li.ni-, :, i I v II Smitlil
I H F. A. Seufert, 3 V A . (.i.McCamcy.
At tit i ( linn lies.
liiversido I 'oi;;reeiitioiiiil Rev. W. C.
( li'inore, pastor. Sahhiith Bchool at 10
a. to. Worship and ecniion at II Kharp:
sllbj. ct, "I'liielieul Aplilii'lltiolm of Old
T' "linnet I. h soiis to Modem Affairs. "
Mi-s Prat her will conduct tilt) U. K.
meetitii; at li :1!0 folloMcd by a popular
c i n i it;: service tit 7 :li().
I'nitarian Suiidtiy school 10 a. m.
I'leaehin,! II a. in.; subject: "The
it I It ot the l'eat'l." Youiih people'B
0 . ' in", at 7 lo'l p. in ; subject : "Ihaw
i'li' out l,e iteri iii People hy lieleiving
in 1 h. in. ' I iiere will be several papers,.
All are invited. O. ,1. Nelfiilt, pustor.
I! ipllsl. Regular preiichini; servicea
mi'.- in'e ,ael's hull eveiy lnt and ild
"otel,.. 'iioiniii;; tind evening; Siinduy
-. Ie e , ry S.imhtv nt 10 a. in. Cove
i hi t . t and business; ineetiittf the lirst
W-.fi .:.,y i.iii.i in eacli lnoiith, J.I1.
Sptchl, pan .r.
tho.lls! Pi'oarhini; at 11 a, in. anil
S p in ; Sal, bitt it s'-hool 10 a. m.; Kp
aoi ii l..':i-ue 7 p. iii. Prayer nicetinjr
Tl'.ursihiy eveninv. All cordially in
vited. W. C. I'.vai.H, p;is.tor.
I.iitl.eran Si rvices will he held
"'M''! next Sunday, January m. Sun-
i "i Ie 'ilnt 1 p. in. Ihvine bervics
1 ". 'o I d in Oeiinan, at 2 p. ni. II. .1.
I o, pa-tor.
''.,:!. v i liiistlnn. Snndnv pchool i,t
io a m.; inoriijiii; "ervi e at. 1 1 ; Y. I.
S. C I.. .0 ie '!",' pr"aeliinu ut 7
" -iday tion tii'io; It'.y. T. S. Iliind-iik r
ni l lii .ioi a si "ies of revival Bervii'e-i.
; a! mil :i I i I h nioriiinn and pveni t
A oordial i,.v ilatioii iH extended to all oi
a't'""l lb er.'i.vH. W. A. Klltim,
P'-'o,-.
The w. r T. r. will meet nt the V.
IP liii'ti h Tuesday, Jauuury 21, at 2
lie i-i piloti for liev. (. J. N el kiii.
A r"'" ii' i ti "til b" tendered, Friday
I- '-'. .1 v Kb at 8 o'clock, at. die
1 ' ' i au ' i. i ih, 'o the new pastor,
I! O. Jamison Nelson, by nieinheia
'A 'o i liuivh All luemhera of the cnu
"i .ii i'l.i ai d !' ii'tnU of the church are
eoril a'li' inv ite. I to be present to greet
1 he new pastor.
T1 e i ird-'f oj Wa biim'to:! thia week
p.': ! the !a-t l iittooti i , J. I". Hillntroin,
a I e:n liriaiy of Mish Fannie HillBtroin.
Ti t pais .Mr. liillstrotn in full for t il
ie .'ii ii.d-on ibis ;iio unly death loss iit
ll.o II "ml Rivr hiiltfe since its oritiini
:r oion, ami the mem'te-s pelehtate
'ioiv ip Saturday nieht this week.
A. : ii :ob n:-e 'I i'le-tei to come lllld
tnin." hineh'H. Lapse 1 tneniliers ae
d. illy in', it d to tome and spend t.uj
cxi.i:is v.i'.U them.
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