HOOD mVSBQLAOIElt THURSDAY AUGUST 1. 1907
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BINGEN.
The Urge taw mill being pat la by
Mr. Swan will soon be Installed and
ready for business. We understand
Mr. Swan bai plenty of good taw logs
in waiting (or the completion of tbe
mill.
Under tbe personal direction of
Contractor Page tbe work of tbe new
bote! la rapidly progressing. Wnen
completed llingen can boaat of one of
the finest and beat equipped boteli In
Klickitat county.
Geo. Coleman, one of our promi
nent busines men. returned from
Portland laat Wednesday.
Ibe people of Olngen bave tbe pleas
ure of listening to tbe free concert
evoiy evening given in tbe grove on
Oak atreet. Comfortable aeati fur
nUhed and everybody Invited tooome
and enjoy tbe music.
Don't miss tbe fine Sunday dinner!
at tbe new Maple bote).
Ibe Kev. Lewis of White Salmon,
was a liiugen visitor last week.
We understand Mr. Lewia baa re
signn.d his pastorate ot tbe Congre
gational obarcb to accept the position
of principal ot tbe White Salmon
i booL The rburob will certainly
nilsa Mr. Lewia very much, but tbe
school board is fortunate In seeuring
tbe services of Mr. Lewis, for be la a
very able man and will do credit to
both tbe school and community.
Mr Morris aold a fine team of bay
horses lust week tor tbe oonaideratlon
of (000.
Iloraoe Wetberell, county assessor
of Skamania county, baa completed
his five room cottage on Franklin
street. Tbe cottage is to be oroupied
by Mel Wetberell, one ot our mer
chants. Work ii rapidly progressing on tbe
Swan block. When completed tbli
will be a flue building and a credit to
tbe town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Andrews, of Cat
aon, enroute to Trout Lake, stopped
olt at liingen to visit wltb Mel Wetb
erell and family.
ODELL.
Misses Naomi and Eva lloyed are
visiting friends at Athens, Ore.
Mr. Taylor met tbe auto Tuesday.
A broken back, spilled teed and a
sulphurous haze round about are some
ot the results.
Miss Ellen K. Shelley Invited a
number or bei friends to a plonlo on
Neal meek lsst Friday. Miss, Male
Masiker aud Mrs. Guy Talmage hap
eroned tbo party which numbered
fourteen. A merry timewai bad wltb
games and lunob aud all present en
joyed tbe day.
Another Odell party went camping
Thursday returning home Fiiday.
More are planning to go this week for
an outing. Ii, will soou bs more ap
propriate to use Lost lake or some
other oampiug ground as a beading
for our corrsepondenoe rather ,tbau
Udell and it is well for as that we
may at so little cost of time and trou
ble And ourselves in a place ao full of
possibilities for rest aud pleasure as
one of tbe many within a tew miles
dlstanoe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Crosby weut to
Greeu Point Wednesday. They re
turned borne Saturday evening bring
ing wltb them some 30 gallon! ot
huckleberries.
We bear tbe concert given by Mo
Kee liroa. highly praised by those
who attended. Frlduy night they gave
a concert at Pine Urovt. Kev. MoKee
aud bla wife, pureuts ot tbe MoKee
tu others, were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. 0. E. Howsrnian Thursday, Frl
day and Saturday as weie also tbe
MuKee brothers and their sister.
Miss Eleanor Coe, of Hoo.I River,
visited tbe family of U. E. liowerman
from Thursday until Sunday. Miss
Coe and Mrs. Ilowermau art sisters.
C. L. Rogers and family are at New
port tor a mouth's outing.
The C. E. held a very interesting
mooting Sunday evening. Noel Davis
leader. A speulnl feature was a aong
by Albert Suolley, Pauline Talmnge.
with Hope Shelley as accompanist and
to say that it wai beautifully rendered
Is putting it mildly. Miss Marguerite
Shelley gave a very entertaining ao
count of tbe C E. convention at Se
attle, she haviag lately returned from
attending aald convention.
Mist Margaret Raz passed through
Hood River on tbe 3:15 p. m. train
Saturday. Owing to a family birth
day celebration at borne Mis Rai
found it Impossible to stop over for a
visit In OdeU. Sbe expect to be In
Hood River tbe last week In August
to attend a school of method! to be
held at tbat time and place by Supt.
Keff.
Dr. C L. ToUt, of Portland, wlU
address tbe people of Udell in tbe
obarcb ext Sabbath evening at 8 p.
m. Dr. lufit will speak along tbe
lines of temperanoe, parity, morality,
eta He is regarded by tboee who
bave beard bim as a very able man
and It ia good for Udell tbat be la to
be her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wells returned
to Odell Sunday after having visited
a few days with friends In Seattle.
Rev. W. A. Woods preaobed to tbe
people of Odel Sunday morning. His
subject waa "Ibe Creed." In tbe af
ternoon Kev. II. C. Clark preaobed
wltb the word of Ood as spirtlual
food as a central thought
W. A. Look man exreoted to leave
Odell early Id tbe week, tie goes up
near Wasco and will work in tbe
wheat fields. Mrs. Lookman returned
borne Tuesday after about two weeks
absenoe. Sbe has been oaring tor tbe
children of Mr. and Mrs. George
Maoklnttab Mrs. Mackintosh being
In Portland, where sbe underwent a
aurgloal operation. Mr. Mackintosh
and two children i re in Portland with
Mrs. Mackintosh. Tbe other children
are with Mrs. Jenkins.
BARRETT.
On Monday morning, July 29,
bright and eurly Ur. 11. E. Wright,
with wife and friend from Portland
started for tbe famous Due. Tbe doo
tor drove a nice sorrel team wltb a
nice yellow wheeled back, and taking
in the dust with bis wile and friends
from Portland. -
0. Miner, of Uockford avenue, pur
chased a new track running gear last
week ao we expect to ee U M. with
bis gray and black horse making tbe
dust fly.
J. Moore Is making two trips a day
hauling wood to tbe brink yard. J.
M. says some pretty bard things
about tbe road leading from Kookford
store to O. F. Shoemaker's. Better
report this road to tbe next grand
jury.
Mrs. Brayford purobaied a very fine
Plymouth Rock ioouter last week from
I. O Watts, the noted chicken man
of Eugene, Ore. Mrs. Brayfo d says
tbat she will have tbe best tbat can te
got, for there Is notblug Ilk i keeping
good stock.
Dr. Wright has sold poor old Dick,
tbe Portland bus horse. Uld Dick put
on bis best looks and shining coat
and brought tbe handsome sum of
1100 for bis master. Not so bad for
Diok is In bla declining days.
Wm. Gibbons and his chum made a
trip to tbe cool springs in tbe moun
tains, where they spent a few days
and nights taking in tbe oool by day
and dew by night. Let your hearts
be merry, boys.
On Friday evening ot last week a
large number of young and old gath
ered at the Christian church in tbe
valley to pay their respects to Rev,
Elklna and wire, who bave spent aDout
two veare aa pastor at the Valley
Christian church. We wish Brother
Elklns and wife much sucoesa in their
new field of labor.
The Klser brothers, wltb their wives
and families, have taken a trip to Sll
vorton where they will rusticate for a
little while then return to their
homes.
It was our pleasure last Sunday to
listen to a most excellent sermon de
livered in tbe , United Brethren
church, Hood River, by tbe Rev. J.
M. Tresenrlter.
Those who have stomach trouble, no
matter how slight, should give every
poRHible help to the digestive organs,
so that tbe food may be digested with
the least effort. This may bo done by
taking something that contains natural
digestive properties sjmething liku
Kodol For Dieestion and Dyspepsia.
Kotlol is a preparation of vegetable
acids and contains the very same juices
found in a healthy stomach. It digest
what you eat. Hold by Kelr & Cass.
UNDERWOOD
Improvement Clak Orraalsee. j
A mass meeting was held at tbe
school boos Saturday evening, a
number ot citlzena being present
M. Smith waa chosen as chairman to
preside over tbe meeting. Various
subjects were talked upon aa to tbe
progresiiveness and improvements of
the eouotry in general. A suggestion
was offered by O. Cooper tbat we
sboold oigsnize a club or society and
a motion being made to tbat effect,
voted upon and oarried nnanimoaaiy,
W. F. Cash was obosen as president,
P. J. Packard, secretary, M. Smith,
treasuier.
A motion was made by t C. Ucd-
ard tbat tbe name of tbo society
should be known as tbe underwood
Improvement club. Tbe motion was
voted opon and oarried unanimously.
Tbe following oommlttee waa ap
pointed cv tbe president to draft a
constitution and by-laws: M. Smith,
F. W. Debart, P. J. Packard.
M. Smith and F. W. Debart were
appointed to solicit membership.
The question of meeting was then
disoussed, motion made and carried
tbat the meetings sboold bo held ev
ery two weeks, beginning Saturday,
August 10, at 3 p. m , at Smith k
Clark's ball, tor tbo convenience of
our llusum and Trout Lake friends.
Althouah tbe club Is newly born
and halt dressed, she takes upon her
self tbe duties of imporvement of the
cemetery. F. W. Debart and F. La
thy were appointed to soitoit suo
aorlption to purchase fencing mater
ial and look alter toe won unui com
plete, make report at tbe next meet
ing and then time would bo aet tor
working.
Havr Allan tin rnnnTAfod from hla
attaok of fever and has returned to
bis work again for Slipp Bros.
Frank Larson waa out early Satur
day morning contracting fish. Some
engaged all right and Frank has re
turned, but where are tbe tlsbT
It appears as though dog days bsve
advanoed. Just jumped ap a notch,
An aaa frnm Analiat to Jlllv. as two
or the well known dogs of our com-
. - a t a
muntty bave pawed irom aog lire oy
accident. E. C. Goddard'a beautiful
tn hla death bv set
ting some poisoned meat tbat bad
Deen piaoea out ror yenow jaunt.
Mrm . fcVarlarinb'a wall beloved doo
came to his deitb by poison placed
out for wood rats. Tbe dogs' spirits
bave gone downward bat tbe rats are
alive. Let's take warning, friends, and
beware of poison.
L Stlpp, of the oompany of Stlpp
ll.n. r.nnihor Hn . returned to Ore
gon City last week and Is reported
very sick.
T. flnminl. nrnnrletor of The Dalles
Mohl and (Iranita work, came
down Wednesday evening or laat week,
taking orders tor monuments. Sever
al aalaa ura innnitnd aud work will be
delivered as soon aa cemetery work is
completed, lie reiuraea uouie uy me
J. N. Teal Friday evening.
A. J. Haynea made a business try
to xroutdaie, wasn., bbu vbuuuutoi,
returning Monday.
Professor Divenioe, tbe Mt. Hood
prophet, is reported in our midst
again.
E. C. Hamilton is adding improve
ment to bis place In the way of dig
sins a well.
While attempting to give bis pois-
oned dog some meuioine o. u. uuu
dard had bis thumb badly bitten. Be
ln kut.n h ha Ana In thta annrii
lug ulwu j -
tlon save oaue to oouaiderabte alarm,
so be went immediately to uuuu nir
er for treatment.
Pnhari: Kilns ( bant nrettv busv on
tbe back Una from heie to Ever Green
summer resort, taking passengers
both to and rrom.
Rev. J. L. Hersbner came over from
Hood River Thursday evening and
hnM ohnroh services, wbioh were
ouite well attended.
Wonder it White Salmon oan boast
of another butcher abopT we under
stand more lloenoes have been Issued.
Underwood baa a butoner on wneeis.
John Rihs, a prominent dealer of
Vining.Ia., says: "I bave been selling
rtiir:.t.. ir:. mnA Hatiar Pilln for
W 1' 11I D niUHOT aw - ... -
about a year and they give better satis
faction than any pill I ever sold. There
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are a dozen people nere wno iive ubcu
tto. ami tl.ou oiva narfnet satisfaction
in every case. I have used them myself
with line results. Sold by Keir & Cass.
W. F. LARA WAY,
Dr. of Opthalmology
When you notice such symptoms
as the following it is time you
had your eyes examined :
If you suffer from impaired vision, itching and
burning of the lids, head ache, styes, eye strain,
Spots or Specs Before the Eyes, in reading the letters run together
We Will Examine Your Eyes Without Drops or Probes
WHh over thirty years expeiienco, graduated from three optical schools, we are
prepared to examine your eyes and give the glarses required. We have refitted a
new room and got as many instruments as any house in the. West.
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Sudden changes of temperature freequently cause
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dry and sore. A few applications of this lotion
promptly relieves all this, stops the burning and
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Watch for Hard Winter.
Albany. July 29. AU Indian sign
xtant lodloaU a remarkably bard
winter (bla year, aooordins to John
Catlln, ot this city, wbo was rMsed in
an Indian oamp and was a govern
ment aooat lor years Tbe iemaika-
Diy large erop or nazlenuta tbls year
and tbe speed wltb wbiob squirrels
are storing them is one omen. Tbe
annwaUy beaiy erop of all kinds of
wild ben lea la another. Still another
aura Indian sign Is tbe fact tbat
mostracs nave already plucked an
pond lilies and bate stoied tbem
away Uatlin claims tbat tbe nititk
rats, when a bard winter It foresbai
owed, plok tbe lilies and bide tbem
away until they go to seed and tben
se tbe seed! ror food. Other strsnge
Indian legends have eonvinaad the
old scoot tbat tbe present snnimer
will be sarceeded by a very oold win
ter.
Lawa Hoelal a Moecess.
Tbe lawn social given by tbe Ladies
Aid society of tbe Congregational
cbuirb, on tbe beantifal gionnds, un
der the cherry trees of tbe P. 8. Dav
idson residence, Friday evening, was
veiy pleasant altalr. Ibe grounds
were lighted by a string of eleotrio
lights bung tbrongb tbe trees, togeth
er wltb Chinese lantrens, while seats
were aistrinnted about tbe grounds.
Small tables were placed for tbe serv
ing ot loe cream and cake, wblie a
side table of orange punob was well
patronized. Tbe evening being quite
oool, it was not veiy good ice cream
weatner, and not aa mucn was sold as
would have been tbe case ctberwsie.
A nioe social time waa bad, however,
by those wbo attended.
"Begalar aa the Sun"
ia an eipression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting of the sun
is the moat regular performance in the
universe, unless It is the action oi tne
liver and bowels when regulated with
ur. King s new Lire nils, uuaranteea
by Clias. N. Clarke, druggist. 25c.
Should Order Coal.
Tbe Union faciUo railway now has
212,000 tona of eoal stored along its
lines ror emergency use during tne
expected ooal famine next winter,
ys tbe JSast Oregon lan.
This should be a hint to people
Deeding ooal. to secoro It now. A
month from now may be too late.
Tbe railroads expect a famine and
they know whereof tbey speak. If
there Is danger of a famine now, four
months before winter, and people
bave warning ot the danger now, tbey
eannot blame tbo railroads wben tbe
famine actually arrives.
Comraratlvely few people are order
Ing ooal in advanoe. Tbey aie simply
drifting along as usual, trusting to
luck to supply tbem at tbe last aes
peiate moment.
Eczema.
For tbe good of those suffering with
eczema or other such trouble, I wish to
aav. mv wife had somethlns of that kind
and after uing the doctors' remedies
lor some time concluded to try (Jbam
berlain's Salve, and it proved to be bet
ter than anything she bad tried. For
sale by Keir & Lass.
Mountains Become Volcanoes.
Valdez, Alaska, July 27. Mounts
UlaAbhnan anil I .m-aan bm sirtlnanAaa
iiiauKiuiu nun uubu aiv tuiuquuobj
according to reports from natives and
prospectors, wbo are neelhg rrom tbe
violnlty. Strange rumblings have
been beard for several Jays and smoke
and steam are now isauing fiom the
peaks.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
uian-uora Kemeay, utxwr
Than Three Doctors.
"Three years aco we had three doc
tors with out little boy and everything
tbat tbey could do seemed in vain. At
last when all hape seemed to be gone we
began using Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Kemedy and in a lew
hours he began to improve. Today he
ia as healthy a child aa parents could
wish tor." Mrs. is. J. JonnBton, 1.111
ton, Mish. For sale by Keir & Cass.
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R B.BRAGG
To make room for our Fall Millinerv Good a we are
closing out all of our present stock at reduced prices.
iiats irom OU0 up. tall and see the bargums.
Knapp Ivllllrer3r Co,
W. J. BAKER & CO.
No. 1. Five acres 1 mile from town,
all improved, in strawberries, poultry
yard, 4-room house and 2-year old or
chard of yellow Newtowns. Straw
berries are in perfect order and bear
first crop this year. Three inches
water right. Price $2,600.
No. 2. 24 acres one-half milo from
town, 15 acres in orchard one to five
years old and standard varieties. New
houee ol 8 rooms, new barn, an have
electric light in house and telephone,
free mail delivery. No waete ground,
all under cultivation. Water. I'rice
$15,000.
No. 3. Six acres close in, land all
cleared, very rich and ready for plant
ing. No buildings, 5 inches of water
right. Price $3,000.
No. 4. Twelve acres 8 miles from town,
Sood soil, beautiful location, lies upon
It. Hood railway. Price $100 per
acre.
No. 5, Eight acres two and one-half
miles out. 4 acres in orchard 2 years
out, standard varieties, 5 Inches water
right, 2 acres strawberries, 4-room
house. Price $3,000.
No. 6. Fifteen acres short distance out.
No waste ground, all set to young or
chard of standard varieties. 11 inch
water right, 7 acres Btrawberries.
Price $6,200.
No. 7. Sixteen acres two and one-half
miles out, all in orchard, 1 acre full
bearing balance 1 and 3 years old.
This is a beuutiful place and in per
fect order. About 12 acres strawber
ries. Price $10,000.
No. 8. (i3 acres on Kast Side, two and
one-half miles out. 30 3-year old ap
ple trees, 100 2-year old, all standard
varieties, also a dozen mixed varieties
for home use. Some waste land.
t Price 13,000.
No. 9. Twenty acres unimproved land
near Pino Grove school house. Price
$110 per acre.
No. 10. Forty acres 5 miles out, all
under cultivation, 6 acres fall baring
orchard, also young orchard of yellow
Newtowns, 3 years old, 20 acres hay
land. Small fiuits, nice large house,
out buildings, etc. This is a very de
ferable tract, can be divided if pre
ferred. Price $15,000
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.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to writo or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
MoBier, Oregon
German Coach Stallion
Monteur, the Imported Oldenburg
Coach stallion, owned by the Hood
River Coach Horse company, will make
the season's stands as follows : Monday
and Tuesday of each week at Win.
Ehrcks, Odell; Wednesday at Stanton's.
Balance of the week at the Fashion Sta
bles, in Hood River. For terms and
particulars enquire of M. E. Welch, vet
erinary surgeon, who will have charge
of him. Season closes August 1. Mon
teur is a dark bay, 5 years old, 16)
hands high, weight 1,500 pounds, of
superb style and confirmation. jSltf
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FOR SALE
One-third cash; balance on or before
20 years at 7 per cent
60 acres timbered land in sec. 16, 1-10,
with additional 100 acres partly tim
bered. Timber is worth cash pay
ment required.
3 acres south of Wilson Reservoir.
South half, block 8, Parkhurst.
14 lots, block 29, Hood River proper.
Apply to MURRAY KAY,
Phone 95x Hood River.
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