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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1906)
HOODHRIVEB GLACIER, VrHUItSD AY,' MAY 31, 1900 CbeG- H- R-Button Its Silent Sermon to the Warrior of Tomorrow. ATHER, behold thai aged man 'Who seems so thin and wan. If life be measured by a span, Then his is nearly gone. That means the button on his breast Which he still wears with pride ?" My child, it speaks of Round Top s crest) Of Shiloh's battle tide. It seems to speak of stubborn fight, Bivouac and picket lone, Then in the watches of the night Te heard the nation's moan. "It seems to tell of dire retreat In winter's mud and rain, Of grim advance in summer's beat To seek the battle plain. for xr? "WIIAT MEANS THH MJTTON ON HIS MIKAHT?" "It means that in his day of youth That old gray man was true, Arid in the cause of Cod and truth He wore the nation's blue. "With steadfast soul that naught could tama At Gettysburg he stood, Or faced the charge's front of flame In Chickamauga's wood. "Before his weapon's deadly might- Oppression ceased to be He crushed secession in the fight And saved our liberty." Oh, comrades, clasp your hands around" To each we will be true ' Till the last two are under ground , Oi all who wore the blue. Ohio State Journal. A Vicious Lnmbklu. "Returning from a IniHy recouuols Baneo," Miys a veteran olllcer, "I wan about to Join my brother olUucrs ot the questionable feust known us 'MeClel lun plo' a bit of salt juuk between two Iron biscuits. At this moment my nostrils wero assailed by an odor that mado my mouth water. Sternly re pressing a barbaric tendency whleli I felt was mastering me, I summoned to my tent the soldier who appeared to bo a ringleader In the business of roust ing a lamb whole before a largo lire of stolen feuco rails. " 'Where did you get that hind)?' 1 demanded In tones ns hoarso as my youthful throat could manage. ' 'Near tlio outpost picket, sir. " 'Don't you know that general orders forbid pillaging?' "'1'CB, sir,' replied my abashed cul prit, 'but then you see, sir, I couldn't help If " 'What do you mean?' I demanded still nioro sternly. Tlio soldier a hand some young fellow looked tip with III concealed mirth, mingled with depreca tion, nnd then replied: "'The lamb bit me, sir, uud I killed It In self defense!' "Atlanta Constltu-tutlon. Til l'rlvatn'a Trlde. Tho lato General Joo Wheeler," said a Boutlieruer, "was one of the bravest mon who ever lived. Ho was wounded three times during tho civil war and sixteen horses were nbot dead under him. "Yet It vvas not his military but his literary achievements that ho took most prldo In. llo knew this was fool ish, but lio could not help It. lie mild once to nic, apologetically, that he was not the only man whose pride was mis placed. "Ho Bald that In u certain engage ment in his youth he once heard a prl vato swearing and cursing most fright fully. "Llouteuaut Wheeler, as ho was then, went up to tlio private and said sternly : " 'Where did you lenrn to swear like that?' "The private, at the Ucstlou, smiled inodostly. "'To cnn't learn It,' ho answered; 'lfB a gift.' "Exchange. Statement No. 1 Jio Joke. The democratic candidates for the legislature iq UuintiUu county have signed statement No. 1 without equi vocation or evasion. Kvery one of thorn has pledged hinicelf to vote lor the people's choice fur Un.tcd States senator at the coming session of the legislature, regardle,s of personal references. If Jonathan Ilonrrie is elected by the people every dumocrut elected to the legislature from Umatilla county will vote foi him for the United States senate. The pledge taken by the drnoorats has no string to it. They did not sign it with the understanding that it meant the vote at tlio pnu ary elec tion, nor that it meant the candidate having the highest democratic vote for senator, but without renorve and without mincing their words every democratic candidate i-igned the pledge and will live up to its provi sions. With the exception of 0. A. Harreit, the republican candidate bine failed to grant the people the privilege of se lecting the United States cenntor. The other candidates of this pmty reserve the right to deadlock the lejiii .ture and throw the state into the pi rennial confusion and disorder if tl a "peo ple's choice" dr es not happen to mit them. This is the on.i overshadow iiit iusue in this campaign, It means that the people Are supreme or the political psrty ' nipretno. It n;ran tlwit pop ular government shall triumph or that boas rule shall continue to prostitute the state of Oregon, despite her past experience - I'"" I Oregonlan. I'ohI master liiililir.l. !. VV. Koiits, piisttii 'ster lit lliveiion, la., nearly but Ids ;fe and w s tolilsd of till eonilort, Hii'ord'iig to bis letter, which says : I'or M years I nan chronic II cr ciilnpliilnt, v 1 1 it'll led to a severe emu of jaundice that even my miter nails turned yellow, when my doctor prescribed Kl clric Hitters, which cured toe and ha v.? kept mo well for eleven eiirs." Hure cute for billlous ni ss, iieuraliiiH, weakness nnd all stom ach, liver, kidney and bladder derange ments. A wonderful tonic. At Uias. N. Clarke's drug store. 60 cents. Desecrating Indian (Ji aves. As is well known there is an old In dian burying ground on Alder creek, about 18 miles south east of here. Complaints are being made that par ties have been digging into some of the giaves there and that the bones are scattered on the hillside. It is said that the Indians are becoming very hostile on account ot it and it may be reported to the government. ilickelton News. Hore Nipples. A cure mav be effected bv applying Chamberlain's Halve as soon as the child is done nursimr. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with the best results. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Keir t Cass. FREE TRIAL 1 t 1. J for aTary-flay firm A War llellr. "Any story connected with thnt hol low tree trunk In your hull?" asked the visitor. "Tes; that's a war relic," answered Undo flnrabbas Brlggs. "I occupied that tree during the battle of Hemlock Creek." Los Angeles Times, It is possili e to obtain relief from chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by the use of KOPOl. 1 OK DYSI'KI'SIA. Some of the most hopeless cases of long ptauding have yielded to it. It enables yon to digest tlio food you eat and ex ercises a corrective influence, building up theellieiencv of the digestive organs. The stomach is the boiler wherein the xteam is made that keeps up your vital ity, health and strength. Koilol di gests what you eat. Makes the stomach sweet puts the boiler in condition to do the work nature demands i lit gives you relief from digestive disorders, anil puts von in shape to do your best, and feel.your best. Sold by Williams' 1'har acy. OVTOTirABJfOr. U.S. CREAM SEPARATOR Vt't snow from inr Aaallnga with omr 3, Tee dnlrjnwn In lli t'tclflo Notthwaat aud from our own practical ' tirtelico In Hf ilalrylug that Hit 11. 8. Cream Houarittnr la tho beat anil m.i.1 tii'iiclliMil inarittir uaa. It la inl) wall-mxta ulwa of nurMn'tjr that It will luil a lltnllnio, alTlnf rit'f Oar the anli'krst, Minl.at arvloa. It la tha but Vulna fur tbt iimmiy anil wa guarantta It our. alTa, In iillllluil to Urn rnaranlca of tha facturf. a To show our eontttlfiiea In thla auparulor wf will alilp ym 0110 on tan daya' fraa trial. Thin It It don't im.?a aa raraaantrd Uw bfat anil moat iprmtl'ail for T"t own uaa, vou may ruturu It at our iiama. ;tailwo.Kl to.ln r ilncl wlili I la fnarantaa bchlnil thouaanila of t). B. 8iaratora, and thrra baa ami l'fii a day whan wa haa rafralti'l bavins (iiarantenl Ibla fin" aaliarator. W a ara tliorouiilily ami iraotlrally familiar with tha adyanlailaa and dlaadfantaftfa of ayary aaarator on tin. tiini-ki-t and wo art handltns tba II. B. Saimrnlor bi-cauaa wa know It to b tlio boat Ibara la. ' SKIMS CI. KAN I ST In addition, tha V. B. Baiiarat.ir aklma tlia nil Ik clnanar than doaa any olher mai'hliia. Tbla baa been demon alratrd ovi-r ami mar ttulu. Tha world'a record for clean aklnuiiliin hua been bald by tba U. S. Itund Beparalor tor many yeara. No otter band aoiiarator lma lit'rn able to aQuat tha record made Are yaara a(r at the Pen-Amerl. can Raiioaltlun. and jot thla record waa towered by the tl. S. Sni'iinitor In the oftlolal teat at Hie lwta and Chirk fair laat year. It will outwear any other aaliarator, It H more euty and eliimla to ojierala. It la Saattat to keep clean and It wilt keep rlfht o year after year dotne. lit dally work, flilnf pertoof aallafacllon. I'AYH FOR ITSKI.r-Tba TJ. I. Sepaiatnf will pay for Itarlt In one year In eitra eraem auvid oyer what could ba iklmmad In tpa eld faahloned way. K yon don't bailey It tak i,,lnnl.it of our free trial after and make the. loat rlalit on your own farm. Sklra la beta war and f.ura out the roault In foot ow ara.1 Von win find the aenarator will par foe Iteall We aoll It od aaey tarma In a year take rrei ua one nt tli a W rite today for catahejua and fnl ti...,on thla naoar. UAZSLwOi L -1J . x . A A roao In parmeut, ao you need Doi a( cent for tlie aeparaavr, d tl th tod year the machine will all be paid for. I OOMFAMY, P01 DESK FANS-BRACKET FANS All styles for ollicea, stores, restau rants strong breey.es at little cost l.el us have your tan order early. San I'laneisco stock destroyed and sliipmeu's must come from St. Louis Hood River Electric Light, Power & Water Co. CtaMTle a Light Crop. 1 The deadly work of Jack Frost dur ing the month of March Is very much in evidence in tba cherry orchards, where, in some Instances, tha fruit, half formed, continues to fall. From Commissioner Weber it is learned that the yield will be but thirty-live per cent, due to the fact that thia fruit was much further advanced when the frost came than other fruits. It Is, however, the opinion of the commissioner that peaches will not be so heavy as waa at ilrsc expected,, per baps but fifty per cent. All other fruits will be a full crop, especially apricots. It has, in the past, been generally oonceded that apricots were a tender fruit, not able to withstand the cold weather. Ex perience is teaching that, on the con trary, they are hardier than peaches, and this year Is proving it more con clusively. Approaching any of the orohards containing apricots it is no ticed that these trees are the stal tart ones and are in evidence before auy of the others are seen. The present cool weatbei Is ideal for fruit raising, allowing it to develop perfectly. No discouraging reports are coming in from interior points and the crop promises to be very satisfactory. Apples will be a fine crop, and no section of the country is better suited to apple raising than is that tiibutary to The Dalles, if growers will heed rules, the observance of whloh makes for perfect fruit. Mr. Weber is of the opiuiua that better Yellow Newtown Pippins oannot be raised anywhere on the coast than within a fadlus of ten or fifteen miles of The Dalles. All they need Is proper care. It is with much satisfaction that he observe growers are spraying more generally and is positive tho effect will be pro nounced in this year's crop.-Chronicle. Have Vim Dyspepsia, Indigestion? if today you suffer from impaired di gestion, sluggish liver or impure blood, and you were told of s preparation which wouid cure yon at small cot, would you try the remedy? There is a medicine (iieen's August Flower. Go to your d.uggist'n and buy a test bottle for 25 cents, or the regular sir.e for 75 cents. If V u have used all other dyspepsia reme dies without satisfaction, or if you have never used any preparation for these dis t resi-l ng affections ; if you have headache, biliousness, loss of appetite, sleepless-ne.-s, nervousness, or any disorder of the stomach or liver, cure yourself quickly by using the infallible August i lower. It is not an alcoholic stimulant, bin quite harmless for general use. (jet u copy of Ureen's Trine Almanao For sale by Emporium. Twenty acres on Methodist lane, four milea soutbwenl from Hood Hi er, smail house, some laud cleared. Only $2000. Fur Hint. For a long t uu of years, south bal of Block 8, Purkhurst, and three acres east of i'arkhurst. W. J. Baker & Co. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE We can offc the following properties for sale cheap for a short time only: liootl residence property close to bus-ii.et-H blocks. Six IoIb and large residence on the lielghls. Two lots and fine two-etory residence with grand view. Small residence on large lot, very cheap. Good residence property in the upper town. Ixit 50x150 ami good U-room house. Good acreage property within city limits. Several nice tittle farms near town. Good apple land forsaie on reasonable terms. Onthank il Otten Hood River Midway Chop House lioun HIV KM, OHF.tiOX Oregon ii "KKOULTOU LINE" S! aiiicra leue I'or! la ml arid The Dalles daily, except Hunday, at 7 o'clock a. in., calling at Hood ,ltier, eastbound, at about 4 p. in.; westbound at about S :;!(), p. in. Direct connection at I.yle with the ('. I!. & N. Railway to and from Goldendale anil Klickitat valley points. For any further information address any audit of the company or M TAUIOT, V. V. AG. M., Portland, Oregon. PURE CRYSTAL CE DAVIDSON FRUIT COMPANY MANl'r'ACTntKBS DELIVERY DAYS i Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday Mornings and Saturday Afternoons Order Direct from Factory Phono Main 71. U. S. Commissioner Notary Public GEO. T. PRATHER The Oldest Insurance and Real Estate Agent in town Insurance Loans Abstracting Hood River, Oregon WALTON & THORNTON, Proprietors Good Rooming House e in Connection ICverv tiling First (lass nnd prims moderate. L. M. WILSON PINE GROVE, ORE. ...Genera! Merchandise... KLOUR, FEED, GROCERIES, WORK SHIRTS, OVERALLS, NOTIONS, CIOARS. TOBACCO DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES MY GOODS ARE RIGHT, MY PRICES ARE KIUUT 150 pairs Men's trousers, regular $2.00 values, choice while they last, per pair, - ... - Your rtCC flffi& We also offer a line of dress goods, consisting of Albatross, . 1lCSS VJUUUo Mphair and Henriettas, regular 50o and GOe values, ut UU Goods will move rapidly at these prices, and it is advisable to come soon while there is a good stock from which to make your selection Bankrupt Sale BLOWERS' BROS., THE STORE THAT SAVI 'YQU.MQJNEY , it . i.: . ' . '. ' ' i . . v . ... . . CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE IN l. I ,T'- Ri vcrvicw Park and IdlcwiWe Additions; Easy Grades, Fine View and Good Water ALSO MANUFACTURING SITES FRONTING ON 6 R. & N. TRACK WITH DEVELOPED WATER POWER Cheap lots for building Small Houses near Flour Mill : J FRUIT LAND FOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT HOOD RIVER DEVELOPMENT CO. Office next to Wauconiii Hot jl HOOD HIVER Square Deal Store "Honest Goods and Square . . Deal for Every flan" "'IS MY MOTTO I carry a full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed and our prices are right.,.; The best tools that money can buy" are none too good for Hood River orchards, and I am in a . position to supply you Mitchell Wagons and Buggies a Specialty Acme Harrows, Disc and Peg-Tooth Harrows, Chilled and Steel Plows, Planet Jr. Cultivators, and Seeders, - Meyers Spray Pumps and the Best 7-Ply Hose in the Maiket. De Level Cream Separators, Guns, Amunition and Fishing Tackle JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD STUMPING POWDER, CAPS AND FUSE 100,000 BRICK IN LOTS TO SUIT Youra for Buniness Phone 741 D. M'DONALD 3rd and River Street. Hood River, Ore. WINANS CITY 1000 acres select apple hind, best location in Hood River Valley; Miinll prices on 5, 10 or 40 acre tracts by owner. IUi.v where you can real ize advancing values on your improvements. Lots in Winans City are profitable investments. You can reach this place by rail. W.R.Winans Hood River, Wasco county, Oregon nvnsi F. S. STANLEY, Tres. E. L. SMITH, Vice-Free." E. O. BLANCH A R, Cashier V. ('. BKOCK, Att. CaMiier The First National Bank OF HOOD RIVER Capital and Surplus $30,000.00 We offer you the facilities of a well managed and well equipped banfc. The interests of patrons receive our careful attention. $ IE I'll iswJl' W?! This Bank free In llif B Hik of Provrrbi we find tliii inlv ; '' Tiu'ii up a cliil'l In the wy he nhoul l go, i l lirii he in nlil he will not depart from ii." The Hilvic (if. King Solotnoil may cer tainly be applisd to tha boy or girt who, by meaiiH xf, a llome Recording Safe receivai, durlnit his minority, practical leaiont in thrift and ravinge. One of our HonneSavingt Banka which yon can have FREE upon opening an account with one dollar or more, if ill Tour noine, is a conaiani appealing euucaior, ieacn ing the habit of saving silently, forcefully, an ' not to be denied. Savings Department First National Bank DAVENPORT HARNESS CO. HAVE IN THEIIt .New Harness Shop. A large line of Whips, Tents. Axel Greace and Harness Oil We wonld like for you to come and examine our ha r-, ness repair work' which is quickly attended to. PASHIOIT STABLE ..Livery, Feed and Draying.. STRANAHANS & RATBUN. Hood River, Ore. Horeea bought, sold or exchanged. Pleasure parties can secure first-claii rig) Special attention given to moving furniture ana pianos. , We do everything hones can do. Millinery Announcement We are now ready to show you the latest crea ations in Millinery. lime. ABBOTT J. E. NICHOLS UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR I hold I'ceni-e fnni the State Board of Oregon and Washington, and am qualified to ship lmilies to any point. Prompt ervi-e either day pr night HVwrae furnished on all oi:nsion , Schiffier Building, Hival Riva-r, Oraeoo Pallor Phone Min 11 IS RHid. n I'lmii Mh n 1 404 SUMMER SCHOOL-MillOlft Inslttol June 27 to August 7, and August 13 to Sept 7. First si s weeks devoted to special preparation for County and State Eiaro inationa. Regular Normal subjecis and methods alj. La it four weeks a continuation of Normal inatructinn and special attention to Primary Meth ods wilh model pupil classes. Faculty of Over Twenty Instructors. Kegular Normal faculty, asxieted by noted college and public educators. . Tcrrtos : First Term, 7.50; Second term, $5. For catalogue, summer school circular or other information write to Pres. E. D. gESSLER, Monmoth. Oregon. .aaea