HOC!) RIVER OLAOIER, THUKdDAY, JULY 20, 1900
WANT TO KNOW
HOW WE DO IT
Pining the ear.y. cart of September
a number of meetings will be held in
vurious towns in. the Rogue Kivr val
ley for the purpose of stimulating the
interest in fruit growing. Prominent
speakers unil olbeis interested in tbe
growing of better fitiit in Oiegon will
bo present. Prof. Witliyoonilie will
repioseut the Oregon State Agricul
tural college in company with Prof.
Corileley and Prof. Lewis. Hood
Kiver will be represented by K. il.
Shepaid and A. 1. Mason.
The meetings will cover a period of
five days and the itinerary is as fol
lowse: (J runts Pass, Monday, Sep
tember 3; Provolt, I'ues lay September
4; Murphy, Wednesday, Septembers;
Wilderville, Thursday, September 6;
Lee School limine, Friday, Septem
ber 7; Merlin, Saturday, September 8.
Arrangements have been made to
provide accommodations for all wbo
come and a good time is promised
those who attend. In speaking of
the successful methods employed in
raising fruit in tbe Hood Kiver valley
the Kogue Kiver Courier says:
"Hood Kiver has earned tbe repu
tation of having the most expert fruit
laisers in the world aud this claim is
made good by tbe fact that in no
other section of tbe United states do
they receive such high prices for ap
plet, pears and strawterries as is bad
by tbe growers of that famous valley.
Tbe Hood River Fruit Growers union
has been the chief factor in making
possible tbese almost fabulous prices
that are bad for Hood Kiver fruit.
Tbe manager of this, the most suc
cessful onion on the Pacitio coast, E.
II. Shepard, will be present and tell
the members of tbe Grants Pass Fruit
Growers union how his union carries
on its work, end how they tenure the
big pri e for their fruit.. In prun
ing, thinning and the other work of
growing fruit tbe Hood Kiver or
chardists are the acknowledged leaders
iu Oregon and A. 1. Msbou, one of
their most expert fruit raisors, will
cive a practical talk at tbe institutes
that will be worth $10 to each or
chard ist present."
Rev. Ualilridire Answers the Oregonlan
Editor Glacier I desire through
your paper to answer an
away therefrom. Nature is humane.
When a twig or branch is crushed or
bruised, when a wound ia inflicted,
Nature establishes a life and healing
current therewith. And when the
heart of society gets close to tbe
great heart of Nature, where the twain
beat in svmna hetio harmony, tbe
wings of healing will be spread over
all the weak and helpless, tbe outcast
and forsakfn. Then ordei, justice,
peace and "good will among men"
shall prevail, lrili condition biibii
not be absolute aud ultimate, to be
sure, but relative ana salixryiug. we
must believe in jNaluro lis ne ueiieve
in man himself-in bis thought and
will and action. For man ia a micro
cosm a world in miulttuic and wbo
can solve tbe mystery of bis being or
soale tbe heights of his destiny? Not
one. And wh-n man discovers the
true orbit of his being, tbe real aim
of bis life and servroe, like Nature,
he will then conserve and employ
evervthins within tbe scope of bis
power tor tbe Individual and social
weal. J. A. Baldridge.
in
Paid $S a Box Fir Oregon Apples.
In an interview during bis recent
visit in Portland Jag. J. Hi'.L tbe
well known railroad man said :
I know vou raise fruit here, be
cause 1 bare paid $8 a box for Oregon
apples iu New York. When ualiior-
nla oranges were selling ror a cox,
Oregon apples came at tbe price of
just two California orange boxes.
Whenever we wanted apples in Jew
York, the Oiegon brand always
seemed tbe best. I have sent them to
Europe to friends on several ocoa
siona. "
Commenting on tbe above tbe
Rogue Rievr Courier very naively
sava :
And it is a tact that Kouue Kiver
and Hood River are the only two sec
tions of Oregon that can grow tbese
$8 apples that are sought after for the
tables of the New lor mmioniares.
Josephine county, owing to its indif
ference and slack metnoaa nag Hereto
fore raised few apples that would
grade as fancy pack and still fewer
that would so in tne es class, xue
soil aud the climate are here and now
that a fruit growers union has been
formed to teach tbe farmers how to
grow good fruit and then get for
them tbe top market prioe tor toeir
aruilee. pears. peaobeF. grapes aud
other fruit in whiob this valley ex
cells, tbe orchards will rival tbe gold
mnea as wealth producers.
Elppa Orchard Co. Sawing Lumber.
The Elppa Orohard Co. have their
sawmill in operation, and are sawing
frnm i'i.uuo to 3o.uuu reel per aay,
They have a very nice little mill, and
besides being a proniaoie venture ror
themselves, it is a good thing for that
part of tbe valley, ineir mill is lo
cated on tbeir land, just south of
Booth bill, and tbe sawmill was put
in primarily as an aid to clearing
tbeir land at less expense, by utiliz
ing tbe timber to the best advantage.
There is a beavy stand or nne saw
timber on their tract, as well as tbe
adjoining land, and will keep tbeir
mill coi iff for some timo. iney nave
contracted for logs on several of tbe
adjoining places, and tbeir output
will be sold locally so lar as possiuie,
and the balance shipped out. Ibe
rise of tbe prioe of lumber makes tbe
disposal of it at a profit assured.
Saved His Comrade' Life.
..While returning from the Grand
Army Encampment at Washington
Gitv, a comrade from hlgin, ill., was
taken with cholera morous ami was in
critical condition," says Mr. J. K.
Hoimlilnml. of fcldon, Iowa. "I gave
him Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved
bin lifH. I have been engaged for. 10
years in immigration work ami eon-
dueled many parties to the south and
west. 1 always carry tins remedy aim
mve used it micCMHfully mi many occa
sions, ror !-uu- uy ive.r . i iisa.
Ironiinr Hoard.
I have iust made up an assortment
of these necessary articles, also bate
the material to make them to order,
Experience bas taught what kind give
the best service, also what to make
them of to prevent warping, checking
or extracting pitcb.
Yours for anything in tne carpen
teiing line.
r . u. vjuiii,
Opposite O. B.Hartley'sRes.
Phone 571.
Kwnneriv'n Laxative llonev and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup and
combines the qualities necessary to re
lieve the cough and purge the system
if cold. Contains no opiates vv imams
Pharmacy.
Bowel Complaint iu Children.
During the summer months children
. r . . .1.. i i
are suoicct to uisoaors or me uuoid
which MMiuld receive careful attention
as soon as tne nm unaturai juuBeuen
of the bowels appears. Tbe best modi
cinp in USA for bowel complaint is
DIED SUDDENLY j
OF HEART DI5EA5EL
Haw frequently does a head line slml-
lar to the above grant us In the news
papers. The rush, push and strenuoue
nee of the American people has a strong
tendency to lead up to valvular and other
affection of the heart, attended by Ir
regular action, palpitation, diizlnaaJ,
smothered sensations and other distress
ing symptoms.
Three of the prominent Ingrodients of
which Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is made are recommended by soma
of the leading writers on Materia Sletlica
for the cure of just such cases. Golden
Seal root, for instance, la said by the
Unites States Dispensatory, a stand
ard authority, "to Impart tone and In
creased power to the heart's action."
Numerous other leading authorities rep
resent Golden Seal aa an unsurpassed
tonic for the muscular ayalum in general,
and aa the heart ia almost wholly com
posed of muscular tissue, It naturally
followa that it muat be greatly strength
ened by thia superb, general tonic. Hut
probably the most Important Ingredient
of "Golden Medical Discovery," so far
aa Its marvelous cures of valvular and
other affections of the heart are con
cerned. Is Stono root, or CoJJtiuonlu Con.,
Prof. Wm. Paine, author of Pauie's
Kpltomy of Medlclno, says of it:
L not lone since, had patient who wu
so much oppraeend with valvular (II who of
the heart that his friends were obliged to
carry him ap-atalr. He, however, gradually
recovered under the Influence of Colllnsonln
(medicinal prlnulple extracted from Hume
root), and to now attending to his business.
Heretofore physicians knew of no remedy
for the removal of so dlatruaalne and so uan
terous a malady. With thorn It was all
i-ueas-work, and it fearfully warned the
afflicted that death was near at hand. Col
linsonln unquestionably affords relief In
lurh cases, and In most Instances effect a
""stone root Is also recommended by Dra.
Bale and Ellingwood, of Chicago, for
valvular and other diseases of the heart.
The latter says: "It is a heart tonic of
direct and permaimit Influence."
"Uoldnn Medical Discovery," not only
cures aerioua heart affections, but la a
most efficient general tonic aud Invlgor
ator, strengthenlug the stomach, invig
orating the liver, regulating the bowels
and curing catarrhal affections in all
parts of the system.
Dr. Pierce's PelloU cure Constipation.
Two big sail boats, two
big . perfectly safe gasoline
ftunches ind two big ferry
scows, hxperr sailors in
charge, noats leive at all
hours. DKAN & 1K ARSON
Licensed Ferrymen,
editorial
the Suuday Oregonin of July 1.
Therein I find an editoral on "The
Way of Nature," which, 1 wish to say,
does not appeal to my way of think
inc. The views of the subject are in
deed very strongly put, tbe idea
tersely stated, but it does seem to me
that the premise is at fault. This,
of course is nothing new or strange
that I should differ from it iu opin
ion: but I wish to suggest some
thoiiehta in regard thereto.
The writer of tbe editorial assumes
that Nature is a mere machine, piti
less and irresponsible and evolution a
"Wind process which begins nowhere
aud moves to no end. "Hut will this
Hial.nment boar the touchstone ol
truth, the test of a more rational
view? I think not. And why? For
many reasons, but chiefly because, as
1 believe, the preiume is not tenable,
Is nature a mere -machine? If so,
who or what constructed this mighty
machine? What set it in motion aud
keeps it in perpetual operation? If
evolution "begins nowhere and moves
to no eud," how shall we account for
IU niagnitlcieut structure and its
wonderful phenomena? How shall
wo explain the marvelous poise of
worlds moving iu perfect harmony?
To ask" these onostioiis is to answer
them. Hut Nature is not a mere ma
chine. Nature is a vent and complex
maun Um. ooteutittl with life, energy,
power. In the last analysis there is
no "dead mutter." All is pregnant
with life. Evolution is thus the migh
ty unfoldment of I lie aud growth and
nrmrress in tho nroens-s of world-build
ing, and nil is under law and guided
ite wisdom. Hut evolution
implies involution back of all present
material forms, wlieu God breathed
into Nature the breath of life and Na
hpn.ianiB "a living soul."
Aud Nature is neither cruel, pitiless
nor in different. There is present iu
the greut heart of Nature an infinite
lnver mid ever abounding goodness.
Why uot? Hut Natnro's plans are so
.rrpRh. hnr visions so vast in soope and
fur-r. ncliini; iu purpose, that there
Ana baaiti to he much aimless grind
ing, cutting, gnawing, and awful
carnage. Aud the mind that staggers
iiiwlor this view has my sincere Byrn
pnthy. But is this so? Certainly not;
it is oulv annareut. For iuetanoe, the
plowshare of the sturdy farmer turns
out the cozy nest of the cricket, the
mnle. the mouse: but is tbe farmer
therefore without feeling or responsi
bility? Surely not. But bo has a
imtrn nln. 11 wider view and a higher
aim. It must seem harsh indeed td
the little creature whose home is thus
nttur.rnvan. Hut nothlna of special
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Also handle line of
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Leave Hood River 8:00 a. m. Leave Dee 4:00 p. m.
On June 10th, and each Sunday there
after, Mount Hood Railroad will run an
Excursion Train between Hood Rver
and Dee.
A more pleasant trip than
a few hours ride through the
Beautiful Hood River Valley
cannot be taken and the
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Tickets on Sale at Office, Mount Hood Hotel.
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Arrival mid Departure of Mails.
HOOD RIVEB.
The unntofflce iKopen dully between 8 a. m.
Anil 7 i . in.; Sunday mr U to 1 o'clock. Mulls
for the linxt How at n.a i. in., a.iu p. m. auu
p. in.; lor the went, hi iw p. m. ana p. in.
The curriers m) H. K. 1. routed No. 1 audi
leave the postoltlce at 8.30 a. m. Mull leaves
f or All. noon, uuny in-i ainvco
For Underwood. Waah., daily "except Sun
day, at IS in., arrives at 11 a. in.
For Whlio Halinon, Wash., dally at 12 m.;
arrive at II a. m.
WHITE SALMON.
For Hood River, daily at 9 a. m.; arrives at
Fo"? 'Humim. Trout Lake aud Ouler, Waah.,
dally at 7.3U a. m.; arrives 6 p. in.
For Ulenwood, Fulda and Ollmer, Wash.,
dally at 7.30 a. m.; arrives at l p. m.
r or nne p tai ana nnowuen, nwn., i f
i. Tuesday, and Saturdays; arrives same
ays at 12 m.
rf... tii...n ..tlv at 1 i& m arrival! At
fill I) i 11. 11 , una. j f ,
46 a. m.
Nature or art, nothing permanently
construct d without destroying some
ting else of Iusb value iu its present
form of condition. And in the pro-
pbsh nf world-tin ild iuu thin may mean
the loss o grounds, houses, cities,
utiniip. It does imply this.
Ami evolution ia not thus a "blind
npniua" without wisdom or purpose,
rir iiri- Knr all is the outcome of
wisdom. Hut this wisdom is so clear
in vluinn. an vast in scope tliRt men
oro 111 i II hv its clare. The pro
nnaana nf world-building are beyond
the ken of human vision. And why
otaiwl with rt'nrnred eves and contend
that Nature. . with all her wouderful
tfliiiit.r. harmonv. growth, progress
fmitf illness. niuuiUoence, is nothing
hut a miizhtv machine grinding on
and on forover, a fantastic "process
which begins nowhere and moves to
nr. ..nil ' For every tiny blade of
lii-aes. every bursting seed, every uu
folding llowor aud every growing
.,i..,,t. unH uhmh and tree: every crys
tal fountain, every ripling brook, and
.n hill unH dale and landscape, to
say nothing of t e vaster funotiona of
Nature, constantly lefute our gropmg
nh osnnl.v ol mature 8 oanuiwuia.
I
Bo
"We close our eyes and call it might,
And grope and fall In seas or ngnr,
Could we but understand."
Nor ia nature wasteful In ber pro
cesses. Nature is conservative, proy
ideot. painstaking supremely so
Th.n ia nn nrndnuilitv of her re
.nniioi nr materials in all the realms
of the universe. Nature conserves
every atom of star dust, every prop-
.,t tt-iHiin the scone of her wide do
main, in economic science Nature
bas no reer. Cosmos comes but of
chaos. But Nature's economy, nnlike
,.r man's is not of the niggardly
It ianna wide scale, and all
.Mmi,riv destroyed things are
wrniuiit into Nature's great temple
nnrl itu U ll flf IH ln 1 ti. SO
"Uod takes tbe dust that blows about
tbe street,
And turns it to a rose of beauty
a.. i thno aa I think, yon mistake
: jinj iliut modern socciety is
Iram.iMr Clt: c-uoiug b ck to Na-
Society ia evidently going
hoea Remedy as it promptly controls
anv unaturai looseness ol tne ooweis.
tor sale by Keir tass.
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No. 2, (.'lilcaaro Hrweiai, n: a. m,
. un .na L'Ika. U.' n ,n
lU. nniniio it.-i, .u. .. ....
No.. Mull and Express, 10:42
No. 8, 10:33 n. in
p. m.
No. 24, Way Freight, 12:15 p. ra.
No. 22. Kuit Freight, 4:06 a. m.
West bound-
No. 1, Portland Hpeciai.iKio p. m.
No. 8, Portland Flyer, 5:38 a. m.
No. 5, Mull and Kxprtuw 4:42 a. m.
No. 7, 3:41) p. in. No mall.
No. 23, Way Freight, :2ft a. m.
No. 66, Faat Freight, 1KJ6 p. m.
Union Demit- UaVe. Arrive.
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Cllv: through Pullman toorlat sleeping cur
(rwfxonsully conducted) weekly to Chlcao.
Krcllnlng cnir cars (wai ireej iu iu
dally.
RIVER SCHEDULE
FOli A8TOKIA and.H0 H. M.
wav points, connecting Pally
with RMnifr for Il iftTOi except
and North Beach Btm-i Hnnday,
er Hawalo, Ah street naiurday,
dork (water per.) 110:00 V. M.
M.
Pally
except 1
.Sunday.
5:00 P. M
Daily
except
Huuday.
FOR Iayinn, Oreeon 70f) A.
City ana vamniii kiv i
er point. Ann itreet'
dock (water per.)
7:30 P. M
Dally
except
Sunday.
FOB LEW 18 TO N, 8:40 A. M. 4:00 P. M
Idaho, and way point,; Dally i Dally
from Rl par ia. Wash. except ex.t
Saturday Friday
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Frelirht HnllHA H a. m. to 12 noon. 1 to h p.
m. No frelnht received or delivered after 5
T. til
Paaaenger Depot Hon for delivery of x-
prena and baggage will oe s a. m. tin o p. in.
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H. W. BOYLE, Agent, Mood Kiver.
Livingston and Gardner Gateway
is the Government Official Entrance
Send Six Cents for Wonderland, 1906 Full particulars on Application at
Ticket Office 255 Morrison Street. Corner Third
Or by Letter to
A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON
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