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CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.
Mrs. Stanloa returned home Thurs
day after having visited a week with
Portland relatives. She was accom
panied by ber niece, Miss Josephine
Lawrence, of Portland.
Wis, Blooher bas built a borse shed
neat the school bouse for tbe protec
tion ot tbe team which is driven to
school every day to carry the Blooher
cliildieo who are pupils in Odull
school.
Im D. Boved was a Portland visitor
a lew days last week.
J. W. Htrong bas sold the west
twenty aores of his Odull ranch. We
did uot learn tbe name ot the pur
chaser. Consideration, f MOO. Mr.
Strong came to Odell aboat three
years ago and by energy and strict at
tention to business carvod iron) the
forest a goodly competence.
George Pratber bas men at work
cutting wood on bis Udell land. Mr.
Prather expects to have one thousand
cords of wood cat and shipped.
Jag. English, who has charge of the
work on the Weiden traot, just north
ot bis home, chipped live oars ot
wood over the Mt. Hood lailroad last
week. Mr. Kugltsh bas much more to
ship hs rapid an oars can be secured.
Due tree on this tract, whon convert
ed Into riok wood made r!5 rioks.
J. W. Wilson shipped a oar of wood
Inst l'huerday.
J. 11. Eggert shipped a car of wood
Monday.
Wood cutters are at work on tbe
bind formerly owned by F. E. Strang,
tho present owner being a Mr. Taft.
The SUngerlaud 20 acre tract just
across tbe road east from M. Haw
thorne's land, bas been sold to Claude
Ciipple. Mi. Copple owns an oiobard
in Udell and knows tbe value ot Hood
ICiver land as an invostmont bence
this pure 'j ana.
Elmer Smith came borne Monday,
lit; has beun visiting relatives aud
friends at bis old home nenr Penawa
vin, Waib. He also visited lelutives
at other points in Washington.
Tbe entertainment that was to bave
b ou given this eveulng bas been in
(Icllnitely postponed.
Sabbath school and other servioes
next Sunday morning will not behold
in the church at Udell. This is in
order that all may attend tbe dedica
tion of tbe Chriitian oburcb in Hood
River that day.
Mrc. II. S. Uulligun became very ill
Monday of last week aud tbe attend
ing physiolau pronouuoed ber disease
appendicitis No improvement bav
lug taken place by Wednesday an op
eration was performed. At this writ
ing Mrs. Ualligan 'a condition is re
ported as good as could be expected
nud frleudj hope she may speedily re
cover. Rov. Woods preached bis last ser
mou tor the oburcb year last Sunday.
For
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Japanese Curio Teapots
With encli and every one dollar purchase of
THELMA PERFUME
We will GIVE YOU one of these beautiful little Japanese curios an
elegant little mantle or corner-curio piece.
Many of our be.-.t customers huvo used THELMA PERFUME and have
pronounced it the best delicate, dainty and lasting. WE KNOW IT
IS (JOOD, as we have handled it before, but in this way we are giving
away these teapots us a little gift to our best customers on perfumes.
WE WANT TO GIVE YOU OXE.
See these curios in our window. Also come in and look over our beauti
ful new fall line of package and bulk perfumes now on hand.
KEIR . CASS
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DOWN THE
We must REDUCE OUR DRY GOODS so as to
thing in the Dry Goods line, including Shoes, Clothing,
r-v s t
Ihe annual business meeting of the
oflicers of tbe orgunizatiou will be
h Id the evouimi of tho day on whicb
tl.is is written, Monday.
Rainy weather was tbe cause of a
very small utttendauce at C. E. Sun
day. As tbe regluar meet! ig day of the
Ladies Aid society of Udell would oo
oui ou I'liankHigv ing day, no meeting
will be held at this time.
Tbe Plogg tract ot laud, consist'iiti
of 20 acres situated north of Jas. Eng
lish and near the river, has boon sold.
MOSIER.
Although it hps boon mining pretty
bard for some time it has not quite
washed us nut ot existence an we are
alivo and as busy as ever.
Elmer Root made a trip to Tho
Dalles lant Tuesday w here he Diet his
brother, Leo, who is moving to Pa-
yett, Idaho, to reside.
Ralph Duvull made a trip to Hoed
River Tuesday.
Or. Robinson took Cecil Rowland
and A If roil Parriah to The Dalles hos
pital Ixbt Tuesday where lie operated
upou their tonsils. The little boys
were accompanied by their parents.
We aie glad to be hIjUi to suy that
both boys huvo ill most recovered.
Mrs. W A. iliiHbands and daugh
ters, Emily aud Arvillit, and Mrs. El
mer Root aud son, Kugene, wore
Hood Ki voi visitors last luesdity.
Mrs. Wm. Akors weut to Portland
Tuesday ou business aud returned
Sunday on the local.
Mr Coylo niade a business trip to
Sherman county Saturday.
Ueorgo Chamberlain, our real estate
niau, made a trip to The Dalles Sat
urday. W. W. Stevenson is rciy busy haul
ing bis furulluro to the station from
where be is gointf to sliip it to Port
land, where they expect to mako their
future home. We are sorry to lose
snob gooil neighbors as Mr. and Mrs.
Stevenson.
Tbe young folk hnd a social bop in
the Middloswait hull Friday ul (ht.
The boys don't want any one to
tbink they are forgotten, so they re
membered almost every one Saturday
night with a tick tack. In spite of tho
rain tbe boys thought they Lad a jolly
time.
Miss Came Zilible, who Iiih been
visiting her aunt, Mis. Dick Evans,
went to I ho Dulles Monday.
Mr. Mordnn, of Portland, wus up
Sa in ilny to vitit his Li other bore.
Miss Florenco liiown, of Portland,
is up visiting her sitter, Currie, who
is teaching school here.
Moedameg Wiedrick and Paiii.-h
were ilocd River passengeis ou the
local Mouduy.
Ueorgo Roidon visited relatives a
few hours Monday.
Mrs. Clara 11. Waldo, state lecturer
of tbe Uratigo, will celebrate the for
tieth anniversary of the founding of
the order ot thu Patron of Husband
ECONOMY
BUY THE
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best ad we can get.
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FREE
ftOOIX RIVER
reaucea.
Come E-arly and
R. B.
iy by giving a lecture at the church,
December 4, at 1 p. oi. At 10:30 a. in.
tbe members ot Mosier Orange will
meet and give a dinner.
MOUNT HOOD.
Supt. J. T. NeS visited the Mt.
Hood school last Friday.
A. I is Editb returned to ber homo
in Portland last Monday after visiting
a month with ber sister at Mt. llood
loe trustees or tbe new cburoh are
inuab pleased with the way pe plo aie
leypouding to tbe call for friends All
are interested in tbe uew oburcb, and
are helping generously toward tbe
completion of the buildiug.
5 Pert Knight oame up tu Ml. llood
nist week to help his brother lluuh
dispose of their up (do crop. 1 hey ex
pect tj reualu till alter 'lliuuksgivirig
before returning to their I: , me ut Co
lumbus, Wasb.
Floyd Hess and Fted Wisharl left
last Saturday for a shoit visit with
frieuds at Oregon City.
There will bo church sen ices next
Sunday both morning and evening.
Rev. J. V. Milligan will be lime.
Harry and Leroy MoU'itfee came up
to Mt. Hood last Friday uud were de
tained on business suveral days.
There is a meeting called i'ur Mio
share holders ot tbe teiepl one coaij .
oy next Saturday at which importiu.t
business is to be transacted.
The 11 ist Kno.v of the season a; -poared
on Uald liulto list Friday.
Plenty of ru n baa bte . falling this
week also.
Tbore Is a m..v in 1 at Mt. Hood.
There are stamp oolleotors, post card
oollnctois, ' end many ditforent fad
dists, but it remained for Mt. iiond
to develop tbe carriage wheel collect
or Tbe wheels collected seem to di
appear from the race ot the eartb so
the collector Is supposed to keep then:
in bis bead.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
P.obt. Leasure Is very much improved
in heal h, aud expects to be about
soon.
Last Saturday E. Kirkpatrick tell
in bis barn aud in some way bro! e
his collar bone. Mr. Owen took him
to town to the dootor.
Chester Monroe spent a few days at
Mt. Hood this week.
Tbe many friends of Miss Nellie
Wigle were saddened to heal last week
of liei death ot ber home at N'oilh
Yakima recently. Miss Wulo tangil
school at Mt. Hood the .winter of
11KI5 G, and was highly esteemed in
this com in unity.
UNDERWOOD.
N. M. Munch and family weut to
Portlaud Monday morning for several
days' visit with bis Liother-iu-law,
rUr. Peterson.
M. Smith made a business trip to
Portland Wednesday aud returned
Thursday morning.
Tbo lindger Wood Co. bave rein
forced thoii transfer to the beach by
ml
H
KKLIABLE DRUGGISTS
if, ,.",)C53
OLAOIER THUR8DAY,
be able to move them in smaller room, and we are
Bragg
placing tbe names of Sam Uillim and
Muse ihoruton on the payroll
L. Sutherland moved over lroul
Hood River tbo last ot tbe week outo
tbe (i luce lately bought of P. Satber,
Mr. Kollock who has beeu teacblog
nere temporarily, baa been relieved
by Mr. itiason, a young man from
Idaho, who comes well recommended
rn:i atuarc was in town tbla morn
ing. He says there is nolbing dolug
on i tie arive or l'i tne lagging camp,
so ibis gives bin) moie tin e ou the
ranch and we expect hi in to heroine a
full Hedged raucher by spring
J. W. Marsh came ud from Portlaud
Saturday on Ihe Dalles City, bringing
rruic trees to set out cu bis place.
He is also preparing to improve by
winning some lence
Win. Wiudorf camo do n town ti l
morning andjay it tins been raining
sonm up i.t tils lure too. Will is get
ting cue f ti e nicut lri.it rancher
thero D In t.e country, tie set out
ll(K) trees last jnnr and i rrparlng
lo ut our moie.
C II. OoiiumII rereUed a uice lot
of i,ny I. ist ueik t y Lout
Mr Si'!i;eil:.iHl. tf lnwa, came nrer
wiih 'I iii lat week from H.
Kit er. He expects to li.cate in I
pan c,i i re rniintry u to cau nod a
siiitiible li ri ll, ii.
jim.;;i! uearnei verino l tu have
h;ii' li in m1 I ' n heart ot (Jrant Rmlth A.
Co. ii-illii j hud cut w;tu Bu cel ts
ou t !,u duv.
Ifnrc Treat at Pine (iron-.
A course of lectures will be given at
the Pino drove Grange hall by tbe
Meuneiuy Chautauqua Uurenu Decern
ber (!, 7. 0, 10 uud 11. ThU compauy
ooii.us ri cmo:ni'iided as high grade ar
tists in tlioir Hue, and tho event !
lining looked forward to with pleas
me. The following program will be
niv.'ii on the d i ft rent dates.
Deo. U the Robley male quartet.
Deo. 7 -Au illustrated lecture on
Yelloffrtone park, by O. W. lilaiu.
lion. '.i-I(;ture by Cepl. Stalker,
thu world's fauied Cai to.iinat.
Deo. 10 Lecture by John Sobiesky.
Deo. 11 The Meueley quartet, male
an I fenuilo. i
Season t iokets can be bad for the
entire oni.r.-n for $2; single tickets, 50
cents, : '
Mason Visit White Salmon.
A delegation from Hood River lodge
of 'it!,-, visited ll:o new White Sal
M;., i , onii: Jiidv'e Monday evening
and had a ery enjoyable time. Tbe
following weie present from Hood
Kiver: A. D. Moe, 0. N. Ulaike, L.
N. lilowoie, D. McDonald, L. E.
Moise, Koy Sl iconi, 0- D. Nickelgen
and C. P. SouuicheHu, tbe latter
visitor hero from Ueudrcks, Miod.
An it was necessary to cioss tbe Co
liiinliiii before dark, tbe party le't
hero at four o'clock in tbe afternou,
took passage ou tbe Deau & Pearson
palatial liner fur tbe north bank, and
were met ht tbe landing by & four-.
borso cbnriot from the Wyers $ Krepa
murage. At the Colburu House tbey
found rooms reserved, owing to tbe
th iiightfulnetis of tho trotber Masons.
Into iS.ilnion iodge, J. I) . holds
its meetings in the Udd Fellows hall.
a tine lare hull that ould do credit
to a larger city. Two candidates were
initiated into the mynterles of tbe if.
C. degree, niter whiah tbe lodge ad
journed to the bnnquet room, where a
tproad was set forth that rounded out
the royal welcome given by tbe lodge
to the visitois. Oystors, chicken, sal
ad, cake, pie and other things too
numerous to mention veie biougbl
out in such quant it ie tlml Ihe pleach
orw and editors i.t the pur' y, at lead.
soon gave up all ell or t a to get awa
with it (dl. After the banquet a unm
ber of nice talks were given by the
visitors and rerpouded to by meuibtre
of the home lodge, and the meeting
did not break up until a late boui,
"bo new lodge promises to build up
ii titroug membership of tbe be it meu
in the v:illey aud surrounding coun
try. Slit Hoy's Word Picture.
L:v- t Siindny wife and I, iu compa
ny with Mr. and Mrs. U T. Smith,
left Ciirson nUuit . 11 o'clock lor a
drive. Crowning Wiud river aud wind
ing through timber tbiough tbe coun
try wo hitched our horses at the tail
road tiack near tbe mouth of Wind
river uud half a mile distaut we visit
ed tho i,.te fish hatchery. Here we
found Mr. Strauss who gave us much
informi'th u. l'hore are 3,000,000 Hoy
al Chinook salmon aud salmon eggs,
soaie jint hatching, others Hitting
about in t heir ti.iy water house carry
ing with them the salmon egg upon
which they feed for a period of two
months at the end ot which time tbey
aro turned looe in tbe liver. Mr.
,'Straiitd informed us that it tbe clear
' spring water should ceate to run
j through tho bius that tbe litttle Hah
I would die within an hour. Here is
j good illut-tratiou of living water. The
stale bus acted wisely in building and
prti eui.itlug this :atchery, aa tbe
.Chinook ealuioii of the Columbia Hnd
I their way into the be.-t markets of tbe
j world uud cousidoied a luxury in tbe
, old world. . Leaving there we drove
up the railroad track to Collins,
Ibicathiug iu the ozoue and enjoying
the mitjo. tio pceuery ot tbe Columbia
igoie. Mighty bouiders are strewn
I along the river bottom at Intervals,
thu result of n mighty struggle to
niaUo a pathway tor tbe wheels ot
commerce. Truly mountains have
been tattered down that a road may
be made straight and level so that tbe
products of tbe inland empire may
tlml their way to tbe busy metropolis
o! the wort and outward (and acros
the ocean and into tbe busy marts of
NOVEitBEk 28, 190.
Dress Goods, Underwear, Hats, Rubber Goods, in fact,
g'et the
& Co.
tbe world. At Colling we bald d and
lo tbe sunny dining room enji jed a
1 ue luuch. We i.,ui.d iap.. btlober
au agreeable boet Drawing reins on
ror hoi res we stalled homeward about
2 p. ui. aud aftei diiving np tbe river
Im h in ilu we cross the railru.id track
and bgin a fomewhat te.iliii.ii but de
lirfhUul drive p aud down over bib
a id hollo p fsiug now snd then
hriotifiil h'-nts aud plotnrcsqui!
likes, I tiM hilla hll about us decked
wi'h gold. t,-liued ui.iornn leaves. Tie
(l iy was ideal and low and again htl;
lug our fait bfi.l horx s for a bieatbiug
spell aud plo uri that spread out be
fore oLr tisiou was charming beyond
vM.ids. At uue sweep of tbe vision
)( U catTh a gliu..se cf mountain, lake
and liver, and wooded dolls that was
refreshing n1 ietfal Koumling the
turn in it ol the divide betweeu Collins
aud ( artou '.o b' hi Id a uncct eceno
ibat tiu' will not i ftuce. Tbe Novrui
ber s'.n i- sii kii'g from signt behiud
CurtK iuik null ou either side the
soft-tiuted in) spread out like chi.u
dcliei. yiit kiiiiiu a halo ol glory over
ii.ouiituiu, tky and river. Obi mob a
picture. No i.iri,t's bnuh couli half
till III.h i-tci'j. tin hte it lor yourself.
Jut as the eveulng shadows fall v.e
Bod ourselves back ut "Carson our
linn.-," iteling that the day was
pleiiMtiitly Mini prulltably spent nud
we join the Kiv. Merrill in saying to
your reuders to get out on the moun
tain top and tee the lUhts aud ktiad
ousitliin most Imnied country.
Kouuell bhelley tu Steienr in Pioneer.
Mill i n I Hn rlniaii loS.e p .. .ame UeU
New Vork, Nov. 27. The Irioone
-lays: i ne nairiuiuu and lull r
road interests, it was leMiiel yester-
.1..- ...1 l.U . L . I J . .
unj in. in ti.nrutiB wmi-u ni-niju lo in
tunned on the subject, h.ive arrived
at au h.reeuieut which will insure
harmony between them for tba fu
ture. Auiouucement ot iIih em ce
ment, which is said to'be the rebiiit
of work of J. P. Morgan, is expected
to be made withiu ti e :.txt week or
two. The report of the committee of
the Uuiou Pacific directors having
obarge of tbe task of flaming a plan
tor tbe segregation or that company's
assets, represented by Its stookbcld
li gj in tbe other roads, is expecte I
to be presented at err ut tbe sane
time, uud it is uot unlikely that tbe
t wo nuuounoeiueiits may In 'elu' .l.
'Ihe ilvalry betvueti l:ill-.Vi.:Kan
and llairiniau parties reached ita oul
iniuaticn in the Northern Pacilio
"corner" whicb resulted Iu the pauio
ot May 0. W, but it exixted before
that ii.emoral le date and !;is existed
since then.
Whether i I i.ot tbe peace nrw re
ported us having teen nirauged will
include aoquisition of a Dock of Un
ion Puoitio ttock by Mr. Morgan uud
hh asBcoiates cannot yet be learned.
Hani limes,
Tbe w altby folk of New Vork are
tbe fl-st to feel tbe effects ot tbe li
nanciul crash, aud already the domes
tic Lelp problem bas ccati d to trouble
us it .1 id. Demand has fallon off
quickly a,ud sharply, end the supply
inoieuses daily through tbe cutting
down of domes io labor forces. Inter
eating stori s are being gathered by
the uewi paper reporters at tbo em
ployment bureaus. Due til's ot a
wealthy woman who kept eight ser
vants aud was planning to eo abroad
She bag discharged ix ot tbe eieht
and will stay at borne having closed a
part ot tbe bouse. She may soon con
elude to close it all and go abrcai:
alone. Oue f the most prominent
families iu the city U mentioned .t
hunting hfter a $35 a month cook to
reduce oiip ho bad been paid 800.
There is vi i,o demand ut ud for
boi'sekecpeis i r that class of belp
wb'cb assumes ' n active management
ot uouseuold nUdiis Another em
ploymeot bureau reports that its
rooms are now crowded with girls
ei King places, wnere before It was
crowded witb places, as It were, seek
ing girl?. Ibis bureau mentions tbe
oat-e of one family which, on the day
tne Knickerbocker trust company
closed, discharged he ten servants
employed and abut up the boiif-e.. It
Is added tbnt those set-kirg places a
aeivsuta have as yet iio idea ot u 1 a t
has happened or its meaning to tliem.
and ae still making the fmnier cx
tr. me demands aa to WHgc: aud nun
ditl IDS.
Dedicatorial Servlc .
Next Sunday at 11 a. m. dedicator
lal services will be held iu the new
Christian church in this city. Ihe
leimon will be preached bj Kev. M
U Hose, ot Noitb Yakima, Wash
Musio will be in ohsige of Kev. F. L.
Cook, ot Tbe Dai lea. Due1, by Mrs.
H. L. Kord and Mrs. T. A. Reaves,
and special musio by chnii In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be
an informal congratulatory service
Tbe speakers will be tbe mayor and
several pasters oi the city, aud visit-
ing brethren. Solo by Kev. P. L.
Cook. At 7:30 p. m. communion and
evangelistic seivices; sunon by Rev
M. L. Rose; solo by Rev. P. L. Cook, i
Most . ordial invitation to the pub-'
lie to any aud nil ot these services. ,
Entertainment will be provided for '
visitors from outside of city
Might Start a Forest
A lady told a party of friends that
she had quarreled with her husband
and had planted a tree in memory of
their first falling out
"Wbat a splendid idea," whispered
another lady In her husband's ear; "if
we had adopted that plan we might
hare bad by now a fine avenue of
trees In our garden,"
GO
Best
AN 0D0 SUPERSTITION.
British
Fishermen Balk at the
Name
ef Graham.
One of the most curious of British
DBbermen'e superstitions, tbe one which
perhaps to this day baa tbe strongest
hold upon them, is that connected with
the name of Graham. No fisherman
will go to sea if he has heard this
name mentioned, nor will be do any
manner of work upon that day. He
will refuse to sail In a boat with any
one bearing; the name, and a bouse
painter from Newcastle called Gra
ham, who bad been sent to do some
work in one of tbe large bouses, found
his life made so unbearable by the vil
lagers that be incontinently returned
to tbe town, leaving his work uncom
pleted. Tbe women who bait the lines
in tbe winter will unbatt every hook
and rebait the whole length the labor
of hours If they bear It mentioned. A
local tradesman bearing this unfortu
nate patronymic Is never referred to
save as "Puff;" another, an Innkeeper,
la known as "Lucky Bits." No ration
al explanation is to be found. On one
of the most Intelligent fishermen being
questioned on tbe subject be laughed
the idea to scorn. Why, bis daughter
was married to a Graham. But, he
added, a strange thing happened two
years ago when be was off at the her
ring fishing and bad not been home
for some weeks. Having received
letter at Shields to say that his son-ln
law was ill, he balled a passing boat
which bad come from the north, ask-
i . . '
i mg ir tuev naa neara now Jack or'
nam was. "And, wad ye beleev t, n
soonor bad aa syed the words than
theor wes a crash, and the mast went
ower the side!" None -of the crew
spoke to him for the rest of the day.
New York Post
HABITS OF SPIDERS,
"Do These Inseote ftleepr It Net art
Easy Question to Answer.
Tbe question, "Do spider sleep at
night r ts not easy to answer. I hay
made a careful observation of the sleep
of ants, and that could readily be done
by watching colonies In their artificial
formicaries. It is almost Impossible
to deal with spiders In the same way.
I would answer, however, In general
terms that spiders sleep, as all animals
do, and doubtless parts of tbe night
are spent In slumber. Many species,
however, prey on the night flying In
sects, and so must be awake In order
to catch their prey, if you will watch
tbe porch or outbuildings of your home
on a summer evening you will be likely
to see an orb weaving spider drop
slowly down on a single thread In the
gathering dusk of tbe evening. From
this beginning a round web will soon
be spun, and either hanging- at the
, center thereof or In a little nest above
and at one side Is tbe architect, with
forefeet clasping what we call the
"trap line" and waiting for some night
flying Insect to strike the snare. In
this position spiders will sometimes
wait for hours, and it Is just possible
tbat they may then take a little naa
Tbey might easily do that and yet not
lose their game, for tbe agitation of the
web would rouse the sleeper, and then
it would run down the trap line and se
cure Its prey. Some species of spiders
do the chief part of their hunting at
night, and there are some who chiefly
hunt during the day; but, as a rule,
these ludustrious animals work both
day and night-St Nicholas.
Suffered For His Chickens.
In London as far back as 1701 a city
ordinance was passed to suppress the
early morning cries of the street huck
sters. This law was so severe that a
person arrested twice for tbe same of
fense could be imprisoned for ten
years. There Is one record of a man
lingering in prison for ten years.
When his time was up he was asked
what bis crime was.
"For selling chickens that squawk
ed," was the reply.
In the confusion of the trial the fact
was not brought out that the chickens
and not tho man were responsible
for the din that aroused the wrath of
the disturbed citizens.
Wanted Monsy Too.
Ned, walking with his father. u
him give a beggar 5 cents and Inquired
into the matter.
'What did you give that man R rani.
for, papa?" naked Ned.
So that u m:glit eat bread, mv W
said the father.
That evening at the supper table it
waB observed that Ned declined to eat
any bread, in any shape.
"Aren't you eating bread nowadays,
my boyr bis mother asked.
"No, mamma."
"Why notr
"So papa'll give me 5 cents." Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
Bentry-rou cant leave, soidier
But I have the captain's oral permls.
?Mn i, w (ImPrtaotly)-Lefa see
It!-II Motto per Rldere.
Mark Twain says that England Is the
home of wit and America is the home
of nnroor.
REDUCING THE
My Hair is
Extra Lona
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Feed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
genuine hair-food you can
buy. It gives new life to the
hair-bulbs. You save wbat
hair you have, and get more,
too. And it keeps the scalp
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The best kind ot a testimonial
"Sold tor over sixty years."
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Hid. by 3. 0. Ay or Co., trfwU, Mm
aibo manuialurers or
SARSAPARILLA.
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1 CHERRY PECTORAL
The Churches
Methodist Episcopal oburcb A. III.
Latbrop, pastor. Publio service at 111
a. m. hnd 7:30 p. m. Suudav jahooli
at 10 a. m. Epwortb League at 0:30.
p. m. Prayer meeting on, Thursday?
eveuiug. All cordially lavited.
Iv ii-copal services a,t 11 a. m. the.
third Sunday in each month, conducted
lv Archdeacon H. D. Chambers. Sim.
day School cveiy Sunday at 10, a. in,,
U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 .
in.; reaching, Ui a... ui.; Y. P. C. K,
7:15 pt m. ; preaching, 8:00, p. ut. Prayer
meeting at 8. p. uj. Wednesday. Junior
Sodi'y Saturday at 8 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend all or any of
these ser '-es. Pastor,.!. M. Tresenriter.
Christian Church- Preaching services
ft K. of P. Hall each Sunday evening
slid at 11 a. m. each first and third Sun
day, and at Odell at 11:30 a. m. each
second and fourth Sundav. Sunday
i. In ol at 10 r. in. and Y. P. 8. C. K. nt
r.:,10 p. ni. each Sunday at K. of P. Hall.
Cuidial imitation to the puplic.
W. A. Wood, Minister;..
Baptist church Sunday school ',50
tuch Suuday. Preaching 11 a. n,m:d
H:(H) p. m. ; mil week Prayei ivf ice ,
at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening
Rev. C. A. NutUft Pas' or-
Riversido Congregational Church,
W. C Uiliiiore, pastor. Services Sun-'.
day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor?
at 7 p. ra., evening worship at 8 p. m. .
Catholic Church Regular service
every Sunday.
Belmont M. E. Church, S. S. IO. im.
Preaching 11 a ni., Ep worth I.giia
6.30 p in., Preaching 7.30 p, hi,, .'utt
Crapper 1st and 3rd Sundays ;:3: p. tjt.
At Menorri nee 2nd aud 4th Sum'toy ;
3 p. m.
lufantile Punlslime at,
Fieddy "Hey, doea your mother
ever whip you?"
Jimmie-"Worse'n that. She wash
es my face." Woman's Home Com
panion.
Born.
To Mr. and Mrs. Bruuo Franz. No
vember 26, a eon, which thev haven
named Bruno Alfred.
This Is Worth Remembering. .
As no one is immune, everv nerson
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond tiie
reach of medicine. Clarke Drue Co.
Dr. Mary lane, with the Marv Lane
Medical and Suieical Institute (.f p.iru
land, treats diseases of women audi'
children exclusively, Maternity caars, i
givan special attention. Children ad- -opted
into good families. An un-kwdHta..
sanitarium rnn in connection. Suffer-.
mg women will do well to contnr wit.u.
her. Consultation free correspondence
absolutely confidential. Address Maiw
Lane Institute, rooma H in 11 (i...
Theater Building, Portland, Ore. '
Mt. Hood troth nowder. rat iiv ,
world at Williams Pharmaov, Morv
back if not satisfactory, ' fu "
DeWitt's Little Kmiv 1
best pills made. They do nm griic.
Sold by Keit & Cass.
C. P. Rush has hUbowlinir allov in rltin
running order, and has installed the ton
pins instead of the cime furuinr ..i i . .
ed. . ' ' " .
MOSIER
Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good'
mnu at low prices at present. Good ,
growing community. Six miles east of -Hood
P.iver. Also homesteads and re- '.
linquishments. Parties wishing to buw
will do well to write or see
geo. chamberlain;
Mutier. Onrn
FRCOFRICK ii ARK'
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
Bstla.ateg furnished on all kinds of wo. i
Phonw: SJS&S-.
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