&6bft i ttlVEit GLACIER THURSDAY, F22BfitrAIl1f 14, 1007
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.
- Tbe following articles are left at the
nhnnl house unclaimed. Some of
thaxA have been there ainoe last win-
tor. One I'late In marked "Mabel
Komn". All tbe others are without
tiHine oi meant) knowing wbo ia tbe
owner: three one quart fruit jara;
two pie tins ; oue granite pie pan ; one
five-pound Co tolene pail; eight
elates. Call at tbe school house for
same.
J. L. Tousey came borne from Port
land (Saturday.
W. C. Ehrck ia here from Medford,
Ore. He expects to remain in Odeli
nutil Saturday, wben be and bia wife
will oo to their new home near Med
foid. Ibe best wishes of many friends
bo with them.
It is thought Mrs. Tousey will take
tbe position ; Mrs. Ehrck bat ao ably
occupied, viz. the piimary room in
Odell sobool. Mrs. Tousey is an ex
perienced teacher, having taught five
years in St. Johns in just sucb work
as this, and we feel safe in predicting
continuance of tbe satisfactory con
dition tbe school now enjoys.
Tbe entertainment name off last
Friday uilit as promised and on all
sides we bear expressions that indi
cate a well pleatied audience. As we
eaid before there is talent here and
we think others agiee with us. We
hope those quartettes will keep tbe
good work going and favor as many
times. We tbink tbe oommlttee in
charge of arrangements deserve prsise
tor their untiring zeal, ana mat
thanks should be extended to all wbo
assisted by contributing in any way
to tbe program or supper and by tbeir
presence, Ihe receipts were auout
$30.
Horn To Mi. and Mra. West, Fri
day, February 1, a girl.
Rev. Woods preached to tbe people
of Udell Sunday. v
Ihe C. E. was as usual good Bun
day evening. Subject, "A Great
Ship and a (Jroat Captain." RaJpb
Lewis, leader. A special song by
Troy and Koswell Shelley was greatly
enjoyed by those wbo were present.
j BARRETT.
It was my pleaure to be permitted
to bear Rev. Merrill preach last Sab-
batb morning us be expounded tbe
nnr nhiroa I fair lllro rha t.mn man na
' they went down to Ameas wben tbey
said, "Did not our hearts burn with
'. iu you as be talked?" And we oould
' have exclaimed," Let as build tbree
tabernacles here that we may abide
here." As you sit under tbe preach
. ing of suob men as Brother Merrill
you cannot belp but be benefitted for
be is not afraid to declare tbe whole
word of God. As you look upon this
mau of God you can eee almost the
image of God stamped upon his face.
He is full of compassion and sympa
thy unil nniirtnav for his hrfathern.
and remembers tbe old war hoise was
lined up for battle in days goue by
aud opened up the way for tbe young
men of today. These old veterans of
the oross need encouragement aa they
go on towards the valley. These old
war borsos never forget tbe sound ot
the bugle, full iu for duty and pre
pare foi notion. So tbe old veterans
of the oross feel like preaching some
times. Does your pastor invite you
to preachy lie might II he bad some
uianiage ceremony to perform, or at
teud some speoiul gathering, or was
too tired to go to a country appoint
ment on some Sunday afternoon very
kind of them. Well, we are not aide
trucked, neither are we laid up for
repairs, but we stand In Hue waiting
tbe bugle call, and a little-later on we
expect to hear the summons to come
up higher aud tuke possession ot that
laud where we shall uever grow old,
wuer no sound of battle la ever
beard, but the ring of victory will be
the soug upou the lips of all who en
tut the kingdom of rent.
Albert Uibbon has put in a few days
buuliug lumber and lutbs foi bis dad's
bouse. We BiipposB J. J. intends to
have tbe house fixed up iu good
shapo. Lath aud (lariter will be used
to stop up every nick aud orevloe so
as to keep the cold out aud tbe heat
iu. Tbeu there will be a large poiob
on tbe south aud east sides, where
tbey can bask in tbe shade during tbe
hot months or our delightful summer.
W. Nichols baa in vested in a new
cutter and tbe way be waa speeding
on Kookford avenue oo Taeanay last
it looked to ma as tbougb Will was
outtng tba wind as well as tba suuw.
It looks just now aa we shall need
wheels on onr cutters or a small boat,
for we will surely bare lots of mow
watei.
Seeing that tbeia are quite a num
ber of persons living in tba Hood
River valley who keep a ttock of fan
cy chickens, docks and turkeys. I
tbink it would be a good idea as well
as profitable to organize a Hood River
Poultry association. It would belp
tbe town and valley. Wa would than
be able to know tba value of our
chickens and It would bavs a tenden
cy to make ' us more interested In
good stock. In tba poultry abow 70a
would learn more than you ever will
learn outside tba abow. Shall be
pleased to bear from any person in
terested in tbe feathered tribe. Write
me and let aa get better acquainted.
Kookford store, Hood River.
Dr. Mill, of Rockford avenue, was
called in to prescribe tor Mra. Bray
ford dnring her sick spelL Wa believe
Dr. Mills is capable of handling aa
vera attacks of sickness, aspeoially
sucb cases as we are subject to at this
time of tbe year.
idrertlsemeat.
Rockford wants eggs, butter
spuds In tba way of trade.
and
tba boreea' feet Tbree times tbe past
weak baa tba nail got in and right
welcome it was. Wa do uot realize
what a blessing tba dally mall ia un
til it la hindered from getting to us.
Oar faithful mall oarrler ia making
heroic efforts to get it to aa.
Chester Walton Is laid op at home
with tba grip. Wa bopa to see him
"skiing "out soon.
Tba most convenient mode of travel
bare now is on skis. And it ia great
fan, too. There was a Jolly party out
last Thursday night eoastlnj on tba
orittera and tbey repot t just lots of
tan and many tumbles
I Walter Davidson is siok with tbe
grip down at Willow Flat It's hard
look to catch a fellow away from
borne.
MOUNT HOOD.
February 4, 1907
We are almost snowed under op
here. Tbe snow is over three feet
deep and ia still falling.
Ibe grip is having quite a carnival
at Mount ilood. It Is no respeotoi
of pei sons, claiming old and young
alike.
Owing to tbe snow and.tbegilp,
tbe attendance at scnool waa ver
light in both rooms last week.
George Wisbart made a short trip
to Portland last week. After aealng
tbe condition of Portland after tba
sleet stoim, ha thinks Mount Ilood is
a good enough place to live.
Joe and Floyd Hess bava gona to
Canby, wbeia tbeir brother, Ham
Hess, now resides.
Tbrea enterprising nelgbors from
soross tbe river were out breaking
roads last week with a stone bolt
Tbey were greatly assisted by a rain
which began to fall as tbey finished
tbeir work.
Tbe basket social and dance given
by the .Catbolio at tbe hall last
1 bursday evening was quite a suocess.
Ibe weather was aa disagreeable as
oould be imagined, keeping many
away, bat those who did go had a
fine time. Tbey cleared 928.50, which
is tba beginning of a fund for build
ing a church.
Those who attended tba dance Sat
urday evening went home muoh ear
lier than usual, bat it was muob
against tbier will, as tbey were hav
ing a very jolly time wben tba ball
thteatened to tumble down on their
beads, and tbe party concluded that
borne was a safer place. Tba hall is
braced with tbiee iron rods, fastened
' o the walla on either side, and tba
weight of tbe snow on tbe roof, com
bined with tbe jarring motion from
the dancing, was too much foi these
rods, and at about 10:30 tbey broke
in two, one at a time, and let tbe
walls spring out. .. A tamp was sus
penaed from one ot the rods and fell
with it, but fortunately there was no
explosion. Not muob time was lost
in farewells, but tba crowd depaited
for borne very qulokly. Some of tbe
boys stayed and shoveled tbe snow
from the roof, which was a wise thing
to do, as there was a heavy fall ot
snow that night, and tba roof could
soaroely bava held op the weight of
tbe burden, as it was left without tbe
support of the Iron braces. Tbe rods
have been replaced and it Is stronger
than ever.
There is to be a dance next Satur
day evening. It ia given by tba di
rectors ot the hall. Ail are invited.
Tickets 50 oents.
February 10. 1007.
Tbe roads bave been almost impass
aoie rot teams sinoe tba heavy snow
fall of February 2 and 3. A hard
ciust formed on tbe snow, whioh cut
Tba snow baa pretty nearly swamped
tba Sunday school Ibara were 15
hardy folks got there last Sunday,
however, and a short service was
bald.
Last Tbursdsv Mr. and Mra
Schmidt and Misa Lizzie Davis
walked op from Daa on tba crust of
tbe anow. Wo understand that the
school there is closed now on account
of tba anow, ao Miss Lizzla has a va-oaion.
There waa quite a crowd at tbe
danoa last Saurday night. Tbe hall
ia Bxed op safe again and ia as good
aa new. Those present bad a good
time. There is to be another danoe
next Saturday evening.
Tba following pupils passed in tbe
reeent - eighth grade examination :
Hattie Cooper, Llda Morton, Joe
Hess, Zelma Meyers and Myron Wisb
art There diplomas are aomewbera
in tba blockade, wa suppose, bat that
does not matter, as tbey are sms tbey
will get tbem.
There Is to be a masquerade ball the
evening of February 22. It it to be
given in tba ball. Everybody invited.
Warren Coopei and Elmer Gribble
received word Saturday of promotion
In their work. Tbey are now deputy
rangers.
Monday the people aoroaa tbe river
came over In sleighs. Robert Johnson
aodLswrence Paddy drove over. Sev
eral men from Moody's oamp came
over boras back.
UNDERWOOD
February 6, 1907.
Though Underwood baa been snowed
in there doei not appear to be any
hardships derived from tba long win
ter. Boats ooma along aa aoon as op
portunity permits and onload bun
dreds of tons of freight Tbus the
camps along tba North Baank bave
been wall supplied and work has been
delayed only a few days.
Ibe ferry between Underwood and
Hood River baa never missed a day's
work during tbe ioa difficulties in tbe
river, though at times it waa cut off
for hours.
Tba camps bera bave been supplied
with coal brought here by the ferry
from Ciant Smith headquarters, so
tha concrete works bave been delayed
bat vary little.
Tba Capital City came in with sev
eral tons of cement for tba concrete
worka yesterday. Tuesday also tbe
Kellogg landed tons of provisions bo
the place and camps bava never been
abort of supplies.
Wa bava only missed tbe mail one
day tbla winter, wbiob waa Taesday
ot tbls week, owing to tbe delayed
trains, wa believe.
So take matters all around the win
ter has not been so very bad, as the
roada leading into tbe country have
been kept open. Tbe roads to Cbeno
with bave been traveled every duy
and tba mail seems to bave been cat
ried regularly. People appear to be
as happy as in tba "good old summer
time,"
BELMONT.
S. A. Skinner has been improving
the interior of his house and Is driv
ing a brand new horse and bugy.
Who oan solve tbe equatlonT
C. L. Morse has Installed a Sharp
less cream separator result, better
butter and more of it.
Tbe primary room In tbe Barrett
sobool waa dismissed Ihe greater part
of laat week on account of the illness
of Miss Rusb, tbe teacher.
Prof. C. D. Thompson had charge
BIGGER, BETTER, BUSIER
Bigger output, better facilities, busier than ever before.
As we become better known our customers
are coming from greater distances for our
.Watches, Clocks and Jewelery.
Our Special Departments are increasing, and we are Busy
CAN WE HELP YOU P
LARA WAY, The Jeweler
The Jar of
Coughing
Hammer blows, steadily ap
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, Jars
and tears the throat and lungs
until the healthy tissues give
way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
The beat kind of a testimonial -"Bold
for over aixty years."
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SARSAPAIILLA.
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HAIR viaot.
W h 10 oru I W pabllah
tht foraalu of U ear dll .
yers
Biliousness, constipation retard re
covery. Cure these with Aver'a Pilla.
of Prof. Brown's room at Franlcton
tbe latter being in tbe grasp of tba
grip.
Mrs. Wm. Ellis, sr., was taken sud
denly Hi during the week, but is im
proving. Dr. Shaw is attending.
Burn, Jones is preparing to set
ten aores to straw berriea in tbe
spring. '
About 500 sacks of potatoes bava
been frozen in the Belmont diatriot
during tbe recent cold snap.
J. L. Jorgensen and family left
Tuesday for Dufur, where Mr. Jor
gensen will bave charge of tba cream
ery. Ike Nenleigb la contemplating atrip
to the upper country to bring back a
number ot first class work horses.
Tbe revival aervioe at Belmont bave
closed, tbe Inolement weather did
much to mitigate against tbe sucoess
of tbe meeting. Kev. tV. C. Evans,
of tbe M. E. church, has been assist
ing tbe pastor, Kev. 11. C. Clark.
The wood in the valley ia being
bought up rapidly. Tbree hundred
rloka were sold for two dollars sitxeen
and two (birds cents per lick recently-'
M. R. Nobles, wbo bai been author
ized to augment tbe Grange sentiment
throughout the valley, will soon begin
to enlist recruits at Mount Hood,
Odeli, dapper and Barrett disrtiots.
The Ci range to be organized at Bar
rett will probably bold its meetings
in tbe East Barrett school house.
Cbas. Miller was awarded tbe con
tract to supply tbe Frank ton sobool
with twelve ricks ot tbree foot wood.
six of pine and six of oak at 1X75 per
rick delivered. -
The Ilood River band will soon
place on tbe boards tbe beat enter
tainment of tbe season. Arthur
Clarke will bave charge of the black
fac oast. lie is a professional at tbe
business and will be sustaiueed by the
best talent in tbe city.
Tbe band is maintaining its regulai
practice aud will be prepared to treat
the public with some excellent selec
tions.
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WHITE SALMON.
From the Entei prise.
A regular term of tbe superior court
oonvenes in Uoidendale for Klickitat
couaty February 20th.
A petition to lncoioorate the town
of White Salmon is being circulated
today and is being signed by almost
everybody. A census was taken tbe
tlrst cf tbe week and It was found
that we have a smffloient number ot
inhabitants. Ibere are a few dis
gi untied knockers holding cut on tbe
street corners against tbe movement,
but they are uo few that they do not
amount to anything. A great major!
ty 01 me voters ana taxpayeis are
very strongly in favor of such aotion,
Ihe hates & Urecg real estate Arm
is now preparing some very attiaotive
descriptive mutter of tbe White Sal
mou valley and Camas Prairie ooun
try which will go to press about
March 1st. Tbey would be glad to
get a list ot all property for sale in
tbe above named aeotlons in order to
nave same printed with literature,
They expect to send this descriptive
matter 10 an parts 01 it be United
states, and if you want to sell your
property rail on or write us at onoe
in order to get the benefit ot the free
advertising.
Colin II. Cameron, son of Mi. and
Mrs. K. 1). Cameron, died at tbe
home of bis parents near White Sal
mou on Wednesday. February 6. 1907.
aged 18 years and 17 days. Tbe funer
al is being held today, Rev. J. Mor
gau ijewis omoiating. ibe parents
nave tne sympathy of tbe entire com
munity in their sad bereavement. Co
nn nan ueeu altlioted with consump
tion for some time and bis death was
not entirely unexpected. Undertaker
J. E. Nit-hols of Hood River had
obaige of the remains.
In our local columns each item is
separate and distinct, and has no
connection with any other item. We
make this explanation because of a
misunderstanding which occurred last
week, ibe urst item in oar column
oa i reierenoe to a coon mat was
caught running at large on tha streets
of Bingeu, and was brought up here
by some of our people wbo bava
I young dogs which they wish to train
to fight. For that purpose tbe coon
is all right, and be would make a
meal olf some ot the dogs if he were
not watched. But we simply quoted
(be title 01 the old song "ibere s
new coon in town," which made only
one line, ibe next item waa "Horn-
To Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Ciow, a
daughter, etc" Some of our readers
mistook the iltst one line item for the
bead to the second, and we oama near
having a scrap on our bands. Wa are
Brtu believei and practitioner ot
tbe hooreve tian theorv of laree fami
nes and would do nothing to disoour-
age it, and biitb notioes gotten np in
tnat soit ot war might bave a deter
ioratiug eflect.
Notice of Annual Meeting.
Notioe is hereby eiven tbat tbe an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Mount Ho d Telephone Co. will
D be d at the Ar.isan hall. Mount
Hood, Ore., on Wednesday, March 6,
1907, at 2 o'clock p. m., for tbe pur
pose of electing five trustee, and
transacting such other business as
may properly come bef re tbe meet
ing. Signed,
i Iv. U. Laffertv. Senretarv.
Dated at Mt. Hood, Ore., Feb. 6, 1907.
Notice.
Having sold mv Ptotk of merchandise
st Odd I to H. Cunnownv. all iranns
owing n e will pK-ase call ami ttle at
once. Si'ttlement can lie mwde with
Mr. Connaway at the store. T. Lacey
SPECIAL BARGAINS
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LADIES'
SKIRTS AID RAIN COATS
Don't Miss this Sale
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FOR COLD FEET
Dr. Reed's Shoes lor Men
Strootman's Cushion
Sole Shoes for Women
If suffering with Cold Feet or Rheumatics you should
wear these shoes, they will do you good
AGG & CO
Neighbors Got Fooled.
"I was literally coughing myself to
death, and bad become too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors predicted
that I would never leave it alive; but
they got fooled, lor thank? to God, I
waa induced to try Dr. King's New Dis
covery. It took just four one dollar
bottles to completely cure tiie cough
and restore me to good sound health,"
writes Mrs. Eva TJncaphor, of G rover
town. Stark Co., Ind. This King ol
and cold cures, and healer 01
and lungs, is guaranteed by
N. Clark Druggist, fide, aud
Trial liottle free.
Ciugh
throat
Chas.
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Lame Back.
This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles and may be
cuved by applying Chamberlan's Tain
Balm two or tbree times a day and rub
bing the parts vigorously at each aiuili
cation. If this does not afford relief,
bind on a piece of flannel slightly damp
ened with Pain Balm, and quick relief
is almo-t sure to follow. For fale by
Keir & Caa 1.
W. J. BAKER & CO.
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No. 1. 20 acres, 3W miles from town.
Good house and barn. 1000 apple trea-
40 in bearing. All cleared, and in
eral farmine. Price 16.000.
place can be secured by cash pay
ment, and balance at uu per cent.
No. 2. 8 acres, two miles from town.
7 acres in berries. .Price f 2,700.
No. 3. 14 acres, eight miles from
town, one mile from graded school, aud
lies upon railroad, (lood fruit land,
no waste ground, rnce f 75 per acre,
No. 4. 40 acres 7 miles from town, 12
acres cleared and in hay. JNo other im
provements. Price $80 per acre.
No. 5. 40 acres, 7 miles nut, 22 acres
cleared, 7 in orchard. Will trad for
dairy ranch. Price $8,500.
No. 6. 20 acres 3' miles out. Good
house and barn. 11 acres young or
chard, 2 acres strawberries, some
meadow land aud about acre waste
land. If taken soon 8 tons hay in barn
and winter's supply of wood will go
with purchase price of $9,000.
No. 7. 15 acres mile from upper
town. 5 acres young orchard, 5 acres
strawberries, balance fertilized for gar
den truck. 11 inches water with place
No. 8. 20 acres, 4 miles from town.
10 acres In orchard. Small house and
outbuildings. Price, $8,600.
No. 9. 30 acres 61 miles from town.
1300 trees three and four vears old.
This is one of the finest places in all
Hood River. Price, $17,600.
No. 10. 22 acres near Pine Grove
School House. 12 acres in orchard and
part of It in full bearing. Varieties are
principally Newtown a and Spitzen
bergs. House and outbuildings. Prim-.
$12,000. ;
Ao. 11. 61 acres 3 miles out. 4V art
to trees, Newtowns and Spitzenbergs,
with peach trees set between mw
Good 6-room house. Daily mail and
telephone. Price $2,500.
No. 12. 10 acres 4 miles out. No im
provements. No waste land. Price
$1,600.
Ho. 13. 43 acres 4 miles out. R
in nearing, z acres young orchard. Onlv
3 acres waste g-ound. House, barn,
fruit house and fine spring situate to
pipe into house. Price $15,000
To the Farmer
Do you know our Feed, Fresh
from the mill has Double the feed
ing value of stale feed ? All the pro
gressive Dairymen are buying
feed from us. Beware of Bargain
Feed. It is worth Less than they
charge for it. We will sell you the
right kind of feed for just what it
is worth. No more, no less. Our
prices are the Market prices. Pa
tronize Home Industry. It's to
your advantage and ours.
Hood River Milling Co.
FaSSTOafcT STABLE
Livery, Feed and Draying..
STRANAHANS & RATHBTJN.
Hood River, Ore.
Horses bought, sold or exchanged.
Pleasure parties can secure first-class rigs.
Special attention given to moving furniture an
pianos.
We do everything horses can do.
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.. CAE LOAD OF
UNIVERSAL
interests you because of the varietv shown for vour selec-
; tion, and the price impossible under ordinary buying.
we invito inspection
An Unconditional Guarantee with Every Stove
In selling thousands of theso Universal in the past 22
yeas we have never beeen called on to make good the
guaransee on a single Univei-sal
"SSKT STEWARTS rSSK