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COOD BIVER GLACIER THURSDAY DECEMBER &6, 1907.
MTAIUBUKD 1900
ICOBJOR4TXI 1901
Butler Banking Company
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Capital Fully Paid, $50,000
Earned Surnlus, - $15,000
DIRECTORS
Lasut Botlm, J. N. Tl, Thomas BrjTLta,
President Vio President. Cachier
J. W. Fbinch R. t. Cox
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WE ARE CLO
GOUT
We want to go out of business. Our entire stock is going at Cost. The last two weeks S
we have moved Thousands of Dollars worth of Goods. But many of our lines are unbroken.
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Quite an assortment of Ladies' and Children's
(j Suits, Overcoats and I rousers. A large assortment 01 snoes.
at Cost it will pay
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ORIGIN OF MOHO
"IN GOD WE TRUST"
How did the motto "In God We
Trust" come to be placed on coins of
I he United States?
This question has been asked many
times since President Roosevelt or
dored It stricken from onr coins and
the church people bare made a vigor
oii4 protettt against its removal.
The question la fully answered by a
report of the director of the United
Htates mint, reprinted in 1807 In the
Hunkers' niitRazlne, as follows;
""Frctn the records of the depart
ment it appears that the first sugges
tion of the recognition of the Deity
' on the coins of the United States was
cni)tined In a letter addressed to the
t: crotnry of the tieasury, the Hon
H P. Chase, by the lief. M. R. Wat
!. luion, minluter of the gospel. Rid
I'Vwillo, Fenu., under date ot Noveui,
1. T I t, lHtil, which was as follows:
" 'Kidleyville, Peon.. Oct. 13, 1801
DuHP.Sir: Vou are about to submit
jxiir HUiuifil report to congress re
i piii'tiiig the utraira ot the national II
uniioo. ' One toot touohing our our
isucy lias hitherto been seriously
overlooked. 1 mean the recognition
of the Almitjhty Clod in some form on
onr coin
" 'Vou probably are a Christian.
What if our repnbllo were now shut
lured Lnymid leooiistruotlou? Would
not the autiipiariana ot succeeding
conturlis rigbtiv reason from our past
t'mt we wore n heathen nation? What
1 pr pcuo is thut, Instead of the God
dess of Liberty, we shall have next
luslde the thitteen states a ring in-
Fcrlbud with the words, "Perpetual
Union;" within this ring the all-see
iug eye, orowued with halo; be-
noath this eve the Amerioan flag.
l.eariiig in It- Held stars equal to the
niimbai of the states united; in the
folds of the burs the words "God,
LiibHrtv, Law. '
" 'Ibis would mane a beautiful
coin, to which uo possible citizen
nould object. This would relieve u
from the ignominy of heathenism.
X'his would plxoe us openly uuder the
divine protection we have personally
nluimod. I'lom my heart I have felt
our national shame in disavowing Uod
as not the least of our present nation
al disasters. To you, first, 1 address
a snbjeot that must be agnated,
" M. H. WatKloson,
" 'Miuister of the Gospel.
"'iollou. S P. Cbxse, secretary
of the Ireasury.
"Under dxte of November 20, 1861.
the snorotary of the treasury addressed
the following letter to the director of
the mint:
" 'Treasury department, November
iO. lHlil.
" 'Dear Sir: No nation can be
ttrong except in the strength of God.
exoept in Ilia defense. The trust or
oar people la Clcd should be declared
on our national coins. Vou will cause
it device to be prepared without un
necessary delay with a motto express
log in the fewest and terset words
possible, this national recognition.
"Yours truly,
" 'S. P. Chase,
" 'James Polook, esq., diieotor of
the mint, Philadelphia.'
"It was found that the aot of Janu
ary 18, 18:15. pieecribed the mottoes
and devious that should be pluoei on
the coins of the Unite! Statei, so that
nothing could be done without legis
lation. In December, 1803, tho director cf
the mint submitted to the secretary
of tho treasury for approval designs
for 1. 2 and 3 ceut pieces, ou which it
whs proposed that one ot tlu follow
ing mottoes should appear: 'Our
Uountry; Our God ; God, Our Trust.
"The secretary of the treasury in a
bitter addressed to the dirnotor ot the
miut, under date ot December 1803,
uses the following language: '1 ap
prove your mottoes, only suggest tha
' ii thut with the Washington obverse
Iho motto should begin with the
.ion!. Oiii' so as to read 'Our God
find Our Counliy, " and on that with
tho ph'.eld it should be changed so as
to rod 'In God We Trust.'
"An not wa passed April 22, 18C4,
i hnuging the composition of the 1-
-nt piece and authorizing the coin
:iv'o of tho 2-cent piece with devices,
blob were to bo fixed by tbedlrectoi
t the mint, with the approval ot the
mcretnry ot the treasury, and it whs
upon the 2 ceut bronze piece that the
motto 'in Uod We Trust' first ap
peared. "The aot of March 3, 1856, provided
I lint in addition to the legend that de
i'ioo on the fcold and silver coins of
the United States it should be lawful
lor tbe dhector of the mint with the
i proval of tho seoietary of the trens
ury, to place the motto 'In Uod We
lrust' ou such coins as will admit of
tbe inscription thereon. Under this
net the motto was plaoed upoo tbe
double eagle, and half eagle and also
upon the dollar, bait and quarter dol
lars, in the latter part of 1805.
"The ooin act of February 12, 1873,
you to give us a call.
H. HUGGIN
provided that the secretary of tbe
treasury must cause the motto 'In
Uod We Trust' to be Inscribed on
such coins as shall admit of suo1) mot
to." HardTlmes Social.
U R axed to a hard times soibabul,
given by tbe Ladles Aid of tbe Metb
odlst church, at tbe preecher'a bouse
Tnesday evening, Deo. 31. Begins at
arly candle litiu' or 6:30 by tbe clok.
0:30 tj 9:30 by the clok otin oom
bread and beans and other good tit
tules in the kitobln. Soshabul pait
from 9:30 till midnite, watohiug Ibe
old year out and tho Now Yea? iu. To
git in, 15 cents; to git at tbe supper,
10 cents.
Kools and Eiegulashuns.
Chapter 1. Every woman whnkums
will ware a kaliker frock aud apurn,
or so met hi ti ekalv apropcute.
Chapter 2 Kvry mau or boy must
ware tbare old cloze, blind shurtz not
aloud.
Chapter 3. A minoe pie will be giv
en tbe man and woman drest up tbe
komicalist.
Finds to be Fcund.
Tbe followiug finds will be found on
wlmmiii: No spin n, la; hat with
flours aud f ether, 2o; ear rings (plHte
or riimoud) 1 and 2 i U lospectably. ;
word dress, 2o; trimmed apurn, 2o;
gold framed glasses (men and wim
min) 2c; store teeth (men or wim
mfo) 2o; silk diess, 3c; bokaya, 5c;
poodle dogs, 25o.
Finds to be found ou men lilucked
buteB, lo; slgars in pocket, lo each
(corn cob or clay pipes exempt);
watches (not water berry); 2o waxed
mustash or oiled hair, 2o; ohuin gum
in mouth (men or wluimira) 3o; in
pocket, lo; neckties, mod urn, 2c, an
sheut exempt; itove pipe huts, 2o;
karrying a kane, 2o; tiled shurtz aud
stand un kotlars, 2o ucb; buttou hole
bokay, 5s; evidence ot wealth on per
son (men aud wlmuiin) 3c.
Kxtraya.
Lexunearln, 2o; talkiu polaticks, 2n
for each ollense; flurtln, Ho; spoouln,
5o; telleu sekrits, lo; aot In up, 10c.
Miss Awful Poor
Committee Miss Ded Broke.
Miss Pover Tea,
For Sale.
One Enterprise Cabinet Grand pi
ano, manufactured by Cbas. F. Net
ion, Milwaukie, Wis. New, tine tone
and flni'h, equal to any high price pi
ano aud must be sold at some price
for 1 must have tbe money. Its a 1350
Instrument. Come and examine aud 1
will make you a price that will sur
prise you. At my lesidenoe, Wau
Gain Gu I ii. Root. Rand.
When to (Jo Home.
From the Blufftoii, Intl., Banner:
"When tired out, gn home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun, go home. When you want to
show others that yon have reformed, go
home and let your family get acquaint
ed with tbe lact. When you want to
show yourself at your best go home and
do tho act there. When you feel like be
ing extra liberal go home and practice
on your wife and children first. When
you want to shine with extra brilliancy
?o home and light up the whole houso
lold." To which we would add, when
vou have a bad cold go home and tnke
(.'liaiiiberlaiu's Cough Remedy and a
quick euro is certain. For sale by Keir A
Cass.
(Jets 1 7000 a Week.
Kluw & Krlanger, who have engaged
Mu.e. Suzanne Adams one week in
vaudeville at tbe New York thetter,
say they agroed to pay the prima do
nna $71)00. This is the largest sal. ry
ever olfered a vaudeville f eiformei in
this country, if not In tbe world.
Mme. Adams will make two appen
auces each day for seven days, as she
will be ou tbe stage fifteen minutes.
she will be paid at the rate of 3.33
1-3 a mluute.
Special Notice.
In order to reduce tnr large stock
of pianos, organs, phonographs, rec
ords, violins, maudolins, guitars and
all musical instruments, 1 will offer
them at cost or lees for the next 10
dayB, beginning tomorrow.
All new pianos wil be out $50, or
gans 'i; 15 pbonograpba for $17.50;
50 and CO cent disc reoords 35o. All
sheet mnslo 15o pet copy.
Soule Pluao House,
First National Bauk building.
About Digestion.
It is not tbe nunnt.itv nf fnnrl tnl-rn
but the amount rlitrpsted mid
that gives Btrength and vitality to the
system. Chamberlain's Stomai'h and
Liver Tablets inviiromtn tlin atnmiuh
and liver and enable them to perform
their ftinntinnH. Thn ritanlt la a raliuh
foryour food, increased strength and
weigni, greaier inuurance ana a clear
head. Price 25 cents. Sanmina frpn. Fur
sale by Keir & (Vs.
Orino Laxative Fruit Svrun. tlm tutor
Laxative, stimulates but does not irri
tate. It la thn hpftt I .ttHfltlvA llnar.n.
teed oryour money back. Clarke DrugCo.
Eat More Candr and Sweet.
Tbe following sensible article by
Dr. Woods Ilutbinson, of Portland,
on eating sweets upsets some of tbe
old prejudice against candy and sugar
plums. Dr. Ilutbinson says:
Uive tbe children plenty of pure
sugar, taffy and buttersootch and
they'll have little need tf cod liver
oil.
In sboit, sugar is, after meat, bread
and butter, easily our next uioht io
por.ant and necessary food. You can
put tho matter to a test very eusily.
Jiirit leave oil the pie pudding or utli
er desserts at your iuuen or midday
dinner. You'll be astonished to Dud
huw quickly you'll ftel "oi, t-ty"
Hgiiin, aud bow "unlluiehod" ti.n u.uul
will seem. You can't gut any w.ik
iugman to accept a dinner pail null
out pie iu it. Aud In' absolutely
right, ihe enly ttiiufc thut cau take
the place if tugar heio is beer or
wiue. it ii a significant taut that tbe
free lunob i. i:lU(s r.u in oouuectiou
with bais luiunLi eveiy imagiueable
thing except t Aeets. Kven the res
taurants liud lunch gi ills attached to
saloons or bars often rntuee to serve
desaeits of uny sort. They know their
business! Tbe nuin sugar and sweets
a mau takes at n meui, the le-s alco
hol he went:). Convurely, nearly ev
ery drluklug u.an will toll you that be
baa lost his taste for sweete. Tho
more cau'y a nation consuuiei, tbe
less a In oil ol.
Tbe Uuiled Slated government bnya
pure candy by tbe tou and shit'S it to
the Phillipplues to b sold at cost to
tbe soldiers In the canteens. All men
crave It in the tropics, aud tho more
tbey get ot it, tbe less "vino" Hud
whisky tbey want.
In fine, tbe prejudice against eugui
is born of puritaulsm ami stinginess,
equal parts. Whatever children t ry
tor must be bad for tbem, according
to tbe pure doctrine of original nu:
besides, it costs money. 1 know fain
Hies in the ruml disti io'.M yet where
the head oi tbo family groiiustver
every dollar's north of sugar tiiat
ou.es iuto the bouse us a siuful nut!
"unwholesome" luxury.
( atari h Cure, Cooper' Mno (JV.
There are llionanuds of people wlio
suffer with Catarrh, but do utile or no
thing to remove tbe dread disease. Tins
neglect permits tlio disease lo iiill.iiuc
the Mucus Membrane and may ulf.cl
the none, throat, lungs, stomach, bowels
or bladder. Cold aggravates Catarrh
aud if allowed to become chronic it leads
to lironchilin and als to Consumption.
I'lilly forty per cent of 1 he dentin in
America are f rum dim-ascs of the n ir
pabsages. Use the Nine C's and be
cured It is alxo a sure cure for Croup,
Bronchitis, Colds and LnUripne. If
used an I you derive no be ne lit, your
money will be returned. Sold iu all
Drug Stores. dl2 tf
Apple Tree With a Record
lftnf n.fniiR nAua nlfl Ha hvu iinltna
shading an aiea of 70 feet in diameter'
OREGON
SlIOPJ LIN
Union Pacific
3 Trains to the East Dally
Throngh Pullman mnnrtnrctg anil tonrtsi
l-plnir oarn dally to Omahn. Chlcne". 'im.
kn; tnnrlot slwplnir cars dallv lo Knnvui
City: IhrciiiKh IMillnmn tonrlxt nU-rplnir cHr
m htm, ii 8ti ny xinnoiai wcwtiy to ( n'oi-.j... :
Hrrllnlng chair oars (Heats free) to the Knt ;
dully. ;
Union Pciwl- Leave. Arrive I
ClilCHiro-Portlanct Siwlal for
the KhhI via Himtlnnton. dully 8:!am 8:20 nm I
Kpokane Flyer tor Kasiern '
WaKhiiislon. Walla Walla,
lwlKtnn,('wur d'.Monenn.i ;
(Ireat Norlliern imlnta. dallv 7r00 pm ifi am
Atlantic F.xprean forlheKaiit
via Huntington, dally 7:40 pro 9::l ;im
Portland IVndleton local for
nil pnlntH betwei-n t'endleton '
aud I'ortland. dally 7:ISm rm '
KIVER PC1IKDULE !
FOR ASTORiA and
way pnlntx. ennnectlns
with ateamer for II taco
Bud North Bearh steam
MP. M. 5:110 P. i !
Dally Hull'. I
exwpt except !
Sunday, Suiu'm j
Haturdnv. i
10:110 P. to. j
7:01) A. M. 7:l T 7?. I
Pally Prtliv
except excent !
Hunday, Sunday. !
:40 A. M. 4K)0P. M !
Bally Halle
except exem i
Saturday Kildiy I
er Maaaalo, Ash atreel
dock (water per.)
FOB Payuin, Oregon
City nnd Vamhlll HIv
er point. Ash street
dock (water per.)
Idaho, and way point,
(roiu Klparla, Wash, j
orrtc Hor km
Freight Hons-s a. m. to 12 noon; t to I, p.
m. No freight received or delivered after 6
p. m.
Paaaenter Depot Hon r for delivery of p.
press ami baegae will be a. ru. till p. in.
WM. McMURRAY.
Oeneral PajweiiRcr Agent, Portland, i -r
B. W. BOYLE, Agent, Uood River.
Coats left. Men's and Boys'
& CO.
and bearing 126 boxes of fruit, tbe
seedling opple tree raised on the or
ohard of C. K. Randolph, 15 miles
northwest of this oity, has a record
for age and size and productiveness
which will be bard to beat.
Tbe apple is a seedling of the varie
ty known as "Frazier'a Beauty. " a
little larger than tbe aveiage apple, is
green of color itb a faint Hush of
pink, it Is a good apple both for eat
iog and cooking purposes all
Walla Htdterman.
Appointed lllrector of ExIilblN.
Colotul lieury 10. Iom h, of Pott
bind, has been appointed diieci or of
(SSK iiifti' -
To build up a steady Out-of-Town
patronage we are making
SPECIAL RATES
by WEEK or MONTH
American or European. Famous
Dining Service far noted as Finest
on the Pacific Coast. Six car lines.
Write for Rait
Hotel Sargent
Grand nd liawthonw Avei.
I 02TLAKD, OREGOH
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Lowney's Chocolates
Tompkins Bros, have a full line of
CONFECTIONERY, SMOKE S' AKTI
CLES,HIGH GPADE CIGARS (12 in a
box) and Pipes for the Holiday Trade
TIIOS. CALKINS
Riverside Dairy
We can supply you with any quantity of Fresh Milk
PRICES ON APPLICATION
b reo Delivery.
a T. 1UWSOX , F. H.
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
We denirt to let our friends and patrons know
thut !r ih f ill planting we will bars and can sup
ply in iiuv number
Cherry, ft jr,Apricot, PcachA Plum Trees,
GRAPjiU. CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all the standard rarietfes of apple trees. Can
supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitien
berg and Jonathan apple trees.
RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Op.
it you want to ouy
1321
exhibits for Ihe Alaska-Yukon Pacific
exposition. Tbia will oe the eighth
exposition with which be has been
oolinocted. At tbe World's Colum
bian exposition in Cbioago in 1893, be
was lr charge of tbe exhibit? in tho
Oregon building. He held a simlliar
pusiti- u at tbe O naba fair. In 1808,
at BuUrilo In 11 Charleston, N. C.
11)01 2, Osakas. Jsnn, 19U3, Looibiana
Purchase exposition, St. Louis, 19114,
Mini at the Lewis and Clark fill in
19(6, ho whs dir. ( tor of exbi1 iti. lie
is knivn tiuin the I a itlo lo the At
lantin o ast hs cue cf tbe tro t caa
H' txpnsiiirn olHclals In tho United
St.'. .
lrr
High Grade Cigars
WALTER ISKXBKRQ
Phone 414
Buy Your Fruit Boxes
AT THE
Hood River Box Factory
and Patronize Home Industry.
Best Quality Lowest Price
Home Made
Phone Main 71
Pi INVESTIGATE
Railroad, (ju.t completed) .
$500 TO $1500 PER ACRE PER YEAR
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Net profit can ke made railing fruits and vegetables. Ten.
acres guarantees a kandsome income for lifenotliintf surer.
PRICES LOW NOW Will advance rapidly. No otker.
opportunity like tkis. Full particular and kooklet free.
tioCTBidf. MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY Seattle, wasbi
.Mount Hood Store.
W. S. 6RIBBLE, Proprietor.
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Dry Goods Ammunition Boots and Shoes i
Hardware Granitowarp
liny (irain Flonr Feed Full line of Groef
THE NEWEST MODEBJS COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN PORTLAND
Hotel St. Philip
Fourth, Fifth and Burnside Streets. Main Entrance on Purnitle 8tri'.
H. M. FIERCE, Proprietor
Only concrete fire-proof hotel in the city. Steam heat, i-Uctiic lights, hot and
old water in every room. Five blocks from Union Depot. Uuriisido St. nnd
cifth St. cars pass the door. Take street cars at Union Depot.
Rates $1.00 per day and up.
Special Rates by the week and month. Fn e Baths on every Hoor.
Phone 491 8 Delivery
Wood & Smith Bros.
GOULD & SNYDER
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water Heating
All jobbing promptly uttiwWl to.
...Hood River's Leading 'Draggfc
"Take Your Medicine"
like a man, but I o sure it is the right
medicine rightly compounded. There
is danger in Drugo, unless Brains attend
to the railing of litem. Prescriptions
brought . here are prepared by duly
qualified nnd experiencd ilerks who
know their business thoroughly and
KiviR maks mistakes. We also carry
full line of drugfrirts' sundries Pei
fumes, Fancy Soaps, and Toilet Article
But with the best of service our pricet
rule low.
THE GLACIER PHARMACY,
"OUD RIVER, OREGON
THE FERTILE
Irrigated Tracts
At Paterson, Benton county, Wask.. on tke Colum
bia River, now made accessible bv trie NortK Bank
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Our Groceries
Will build you up! Their sh-olutc
purity insuri'B their wl.oleeoiuem-t-".
We cater to a class of customers who ,
want things right and appreciate our.,
efforts to satisfy in all particulars.
Canned Goods.
In great varifty and allot a anperini
quality. Our prices will interest von.
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chas.n. clarkl.
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