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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1908)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANU.A RY 9 1908. 3GC DC DC DC n :3 A tremendous saving now offered you on clean, crisp new undermuslins, made in sanitary factories, by intelligent American operatives, who combine skill with style in design, quality and excellence in materials, at prices from from 20 to 33 1-3 less than regular prices. The lines are on display on our center aisle tables. Come and secure them for less than raw materials will cost you, besides saving yourself time and worry in making the garments. Ladies' Peerless U it 41 it 4 it 1 BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio h'inishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio Good things to eat at the Star Gro cery. Revival meetings are being held at the M. K. ohuicb. Olives in bulk, bottle and cans at J "'knoll's. I rush made sausage al McGuire Bros, every day. Dr. C. R. Templeton. of Portland, was bere ou business Monday. Meliil liousu numbem at Hunt's Wall J 'a per store. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Eries, Fells and overs. tf John Loon, tbe Celestial gaidner, is recovering fiom a severe illness. New Orleans Molanies in bulk and ians at Jackson's. Cull and see the beautiful new pian oa at SonleN house. Mis. Lelfner and son, Sherman, were in Hood River yesterday. Thomas Godbetson, of Mosier, was tbe guett of Mr. and Mis. John N. Cowley liift Sunday. .Mr. Venable lias opened dressmakiiig l-arlorn in the Jaeobson lesidence, where she is prepared to do fashionable dress making. M. A. Search went to The Dalle Tuesday 'aud ptvad up on his home stead. Geo. L. Culbertson accompa nied him as a witness. W. Haynes ban a large and complete stock of heating stoves, all sizes, from a email airtight bedroorii heater to tbe largest size Move for halls or storerooms. See t hem and yet prices. While the east is iu the throes of midwintor, it will be interesting to note that some beautiful chrysanthe mums were picked from tbe garden of Mrs. J. N. Cowley ou .Now Years diiv. li voii want to buy or sell real estaie I'm mi Outbauk & Otten Money to loan on tirt-t mortgages. Abstracts and U'irsI paper carefully prepared. Nota rial work f all kinds. lM. A. Seurclk lett yesterday for Poi timid, and will go from there to Lis Angeled, where be will spend a p,ut nt tbe wiutoi. J. Adriau tapping has nine custom ers for Hood River properly who wish to Ci ado Portlaud improved or unim proved property iu part payment. , If you vvisb to sell notify hi m at once Address J. Adrian Epping. box 098. flood River, Ore. dllitf The first delivery will be made ut 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to have your orders in for your boils and roasts in time for this trip. The last trip will be made at 10:45 ami the l ist trip in the evening at 4 :30. Please ob serve these hours of delivery so h- la receive your meats on time and .n-ist us in the delivery. McRirk Uhoh. if you wish to save 850 to 875 wheu yrm tiny your piano, buy direct from tbe faclury dealer and not f mm agents or utiuvats -t-s. Several beautiful it stnimeuU just received (row Chicago nt Soulo's Piano House Second hand piwiins and organs takeu iu exchange, ti Wance each or time payments GET IN THE HABIT . OF- TRADING AT Tablets Fir Home, Pcluxil Tinware Every sort of mid Office use. All kinds. I.iitle utensil for the kitchen, here at prices. little prices. stoneK, ec. 23c. e tbg) etc Liu,(1 priceg; Alarm CIocKs Half a (lo.eii different styles, 85c to $2 Everyday CrocKery Watches Guarnnteeil for G'd, substantial ware, in plain a vear, $1, $1.25. $1.50. whl,e decorated patterns, all sorts of dishes. Little prices. For Card Parties Sere 1 ranis, ticket punches, plain ai d For Basket Socials fancy playing cards, cribbae Plain and fancy crepe paper, chip bou-rd.i, poker chips, fancy articles baskets," paste, tinsel, glitter, etc., for przos. wood plates, paper napkins. Our Phonograph A vrv lare stock-of whim yon cau get ; Gowns now - 48c Open Drawers 24c to 2.63 Closed Chimese Corset Covers 24c 1.33 16c The Diets Studio for photos. rC F. Stauffer was a Mosier visitor Monday. John Wilson went to Portland Fri day Dr. Robinson was over from Mosier Thursday. Prof. Heatty had business at Men ominee Monday. W. E. Hand was a passenger for Poitland Monday. Jasper Wiokham had business at tbe county aeat Tuesday. J H. Koberg made a business trip to Tbe Dalles Iueadfly. GotoW. 8. Gribble. Mt. Hood, f .r the District No. 76 Shoe. it Mrs. Ilersbey's mother, Mrs. Clougb, is very sick. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. Cass Weygandt returned from Port land yesteiday. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Mc Guire Bros. Order early. W. A. Wood made a business trip to Tbe Dalles yesterday. Maple Syrup and New York State Buck Wheat at Jackson'e. M'ss Grace Wilcox came up from Cleone, Ore., Saturday to attend to business matters. MisB Slusber, of Dufur, is visiting the Ciarke families. J. S. Booth made a business trip to btcrensou Saturday. J. Morgan Lewis was vor from White Salmon Friday. C. E Huyward went to The Dalles Thursday on business. I. T. Ih.lmuu made a hnc'iie-s trip to I'bu Dalles Thursday. D. B. Keavis, of Enterprii-e, Ore., visited Hood Kiter Fiiday. E C. Koueis whh a passenger for Por laud Friday afternoon. Frank Voat, of The Dalles, visited bis brotbei s here last week J. R Kohertflou was a raeeoger for Portland Sunday afternoon. Mrs H Prigtje and son are spend ing the wintir iu California The skating rink will be closed dowu for a week or ten days in order to make improvements. A new hard wood floor will be laid, tbe room en larged and o new eutranoe made, with exits from the floor above to be used in oase ot tire. The rink will be ru der tbe management of fvuudson & Waldstein. High School Debate Hood River vs. The Dalles January 10, at I. O. O. F. Hall. Question: Resolved, that' the government Bhould owii and ope;ate the railroads of the United Htate. Admission 25c and 35c J- Dept. is the V'st eqnippod mnchines, records and applijinces. The only pUi"i any j make of machines. to $3.98 to i.47 to 2.88 to 1.72 Robt. McLeod, of Portland, waa a visitor tn tbe city on business. Miss Johnson went to Mosie'i Thurs day, where she baa a music olaa Col. Hartley went to Mosier Thurs day to look after a bunch of cattle. J. K. McGregor, of Mosier, was. the guest of tbe editor Friday evening. Homer Hollowell is rapidly recover i"g from an attack of typhoid fever. Rev L. G. Dix went to Portland Friday in tbe interest of tbe Advent Christian ohuroh. ' -T? 1 Miss Nettie Book returned to WagbrJ iborsday after speudlng tbe. holidays witn ber parents. ., r ' , Kttey Biosius and Harold" Gessling attended tbe football game at fptt land New Years day. v, s?'' ' ; Mrs. L. Clarke went to The 'ailes Saturday to visit ber son, .F;',W.' Clarke, for a few days. ; ;:V?:r Mrs. Clyde Gibson, of Tbi Dalles, viisted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. MoReynolds,' last week. , . H f .,-' Miss lrma Alburty. of Linn, waslti. has been tbe guest of Miss HuggMa during i do nciid-ys, and retatbecJ home Sunday. ;;. . C. K. Marshall aud son fretUrbed Friday frcm New Vork state, wber tbey vieitel ti leads and (relatives .501 a few weeks , ; '' '' R. E. Chapman and wife 'returned Saturday from tbe Willamette valley, wbere tbev visited friends and. ria-. tives foi a week, . .The looal pulliug out two-; minutes aneau 01 time, Dy looal tlme, on Sat urday, caused a oouple ft passenjMrr to miss the train. i , , ;' IX fl. Pattee left Sunday fojr-.s'ber man county to look after biis'riuoh. Mr. Pattee Lad a renter on tha place, but bas been compelled, to take tbe ranob bimseif. j' G en Oliver and Win. Tobln; were fined S10 each Monday ;mocb''ngin Judge Nickelsen's court for galloping boies tfin.iigb the main street of tbe eli.v on Sunday. Aud Winans came up from Goble Thursday on 'a business trip, returp ing on tbe local tbe same aftHtioori wltb his father, . W. Winans,' who will visit at Goble for a week 01 so. Dr. Vaugban, wbo has beenr'-u-ployed in Dr. Jones' dental parlors for several weeks, left for Boise, Ida ho, last week, wbere be will enter a dental offioe at that place. - A. B. Hall, wbo has been night op erator at tbe depot for some time, left Thursday evening tor MiddfeWit,' New York, wbere be will take-charge' of a spiay plant. He Is suooeeded at the depot by J. F. Dbeorosiers, who oomes bere from Moose Jaw, Canada. E. J. Perkins, formerly general in surance agent at Tbe Dalles, was in Hood River Thursday ou business.' Mr. Perkins bas disposed of bis in surance business at 'Xb.D,allesCaod will spend a year on bis rfenob-jat Mo sier. . - Last Friday Fred" MoMillan bad a serious operatioa by having bis ton sils removed, hi i palate out and an abnormal growth remq'ved. Although the operation was very taooessfuj, JSn aocouut of the severe hemorrhage whiob followed. Fled U rtfll Very weak, but with careful nursing it is hoped that be will soon recover. THE" BIG STORE j - n WITH LITTLE PRICES ;.vf5t'si - - -' i- .' f -m JkJmM PK oil, water color, and cfavoi work Little priceg ' . '' '. Electric Flashlights. v Very convenient, always ready for use, give a brilliant light. Little) prices. Sheet Music All the lat-e-t hits, per copy 25c. f Post Cards Wei hay' the largest and ni"t varied Ime'to be found in lie -Ute. New tilings. C'lnstanuv. onp in w'.isco county. ; i i ear 11 TMto ca v vx.xivj it Artbor P. Tlflt accompanied Frank Chandler up from Portland Fridar. Willie' Baker returned to tbe Hill Military school at Portlaud Sunday. JJlss Elhabeth Quinn.' of Seattle, visited friends in the city last week. Mrs. V. C Brock tVisited friends iu Portland tbe latter' part of tbe weeK. Ss U. Egbert went to Portlaud Saturday-to visit flietnds tor a few day. C. F. Waldo left for Portland Sat urday to visit friends for a few days. - .Miss EHa Wiedrick was tho guist of Mrs. God ber on, at Mosier, last week. F.'L.' Thomas, of White Salmon, was a passenger for Portlaud Sunday. J. Van Dellen, ot The Dalles, t-pent Sunday at' the iluggius bome in this city. .,; . W. B. Cole came up from Portlaud Tburady,' and visited, the business men, t( ; . Clyde Rand returned from Portlnud Friday, where : be visited relatives daring tbe holidays.. . MH, Martini(iif "Whlite Salmon, is visiting at the home of ber daughter, Mrs. Porter McMillan. VXti. Brown, of San Francisco, whb tbe guest. of Prof, pud Mrs. C. D. Thompson, in the valley., :- JWs. V. P. Friday apcr Mrs W. E. Snerman went: to Hulom bunuay to viatf relatives and frieuds. Qians Lage met the county court at Tbe'' Dalles Thursday aud handed in bis. report as road supervisor. ' Mrs. .John' Wellberg and Miss Nora llunter, of Mosier, were in Hood Riv er tbe latter part of tbe week. , ; , F H. Biagg went to The Dalles. Thursday , to mako bis report to the county court as rdad, supervisor.' Tbe two dangbtets of J. Adrian Hp DiaK returned to the Astoria boarding school Sunday, after spending the va cation with their parents. M. L. Hamilton, of Salem, visited bis feon. Ira Hamilton.'. the latter part of tbe week. Tbey went to The Dalles Thursday to spend the day. Ed Miller. O. D. Woodworth, A. L. Simpson; BurnrJones, Jas. Wishurt, e'. ur raui-er aun Lee Morse wont to The Dalles Thursday on basinqes; - Edward Belding receivedf a -telegram Fiidav from bis Kife in Michigan khat a son had been born to them. His wife is at the borne of hei parents., - Prof. Beatty's orchestra played a very successful engagement at Steven son New Year's night, it 'being the oocasion ot a grand ball at it bat plafin. Samuel Daeldsba returned to' tho J siae uuivnrsity at rugene r riuay, ni ter spending the holidays with, bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. David- A. C. Buck received a- letter rif thanks from the Soldiers Home at Roiebura for the box of leadini; mat ter sent the old soldiers for Chriar- mas. Ihey feel very grateful fyr these hslps, as there 1st no library nt th borne. ' '' ' Herman Giloher and Miss. Murv Sorogin were married at the home of tbe bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. flnrogin. Friday. January -3. He v. U tt Dbt ottlplationg. Mr. and Mrs. Glioher left on tlMneveuing- tiain for Grace,' Idaho, their futore home. J. El. Heilbronnei left Friday even ing for Montana points, where Mr. Heilhronuer will visit lelatives and rlfluds, and also;boost for Hood liiv nit ' He', took with, bim st tine diaplny ot spates, literature, etc. L. K. MorA will have charge of tbe Hoed Hiver offloe during bis absence. Considerable interest is being taken In tbe debate at the Odd Fellows ball Prfday' evening between Hood Uiver and '1,'he Dalles , Tbe Dalles expect to 'inAittisl rlAinn 1 All atrsttm ani (iun i j ' V w u iiw oai iuui auu nave i rj- f served that many seats in a bodr in tbe ball. It is op to Hood Hivei to; tarn out and pstik the' ball. .. ; H. T. Williams sent his bread max-1 ins machine to Portland tbe ilrst of i the'week and Tuesday went down' to Portland to demonstrate it before n delegation of Jbakers. There nas a 1 oonteet 'with another, machine, and i Mr. Williams feels confident ot uin ning. He says that bis boy can m.i.ic- 25 loaves a minute, witb bis machine. ' E. L. Smith was seeinc bis wife and I granddaughter off on tba train Sun- j day,' wneu tbe train started up and 1 pulled oat at so swift a pace that be could not get off, and was carried as far as Menominee, when be walked back. Gene Bush sot oaugbt in a sim ilar way while helping on a lady with grip, 'and the two! reaobed Hood River about three hours after they were carried away. . Ihe week Of prayer is being ob served at tbe BaptUt church with subjects for, ear b ,ulgtit as i;)!ovi; Monday, "A ' ision cf Gcd" ; 1 no i dayt 2 "Character"; 'Wednesdiy. "Faith"; Thursday." "Mishtcnn" ; Friday, "Tbe Sunday .Hfhool..". K in day uext will be decision dav in i .'.( .Sunday scbuel. At 11 a ui tun r no- tor ri spean ou tuo v o. "dk-i n-u aud Sins."; in th vluii;g. ''nrel Things First," or "flowko be Happy." ChMnn's it fl?angiBessccs E. A. Soule returned Thursday from a"trip to Portlaud. K. O. lllatichar made a business trip to Portland Thursday. liev. .. A. Wood will preaoh both morning and evening at tbe Christian church. A. W. Estes ret ui nod fiom Portland yesterday, where be is taking medical treatment. Albert Lathrop'is at home tor a few days recovering from a slight opera, tio'i on his nose. Prof. McKuight returned Thursday from' Snlem, where he epent the holi days with relatives. Miss Erbeloe Leslie, of Tbe Dalles, Is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cowley. Al Whitehead went to Mitohell's Point . Monday on a bunting expedl itou with I'red Jiewby. Mr. W. G. Whitehead went to Port land iiiut-dny afternoon to visit friends for a tow days. Mlft Boss Isenberg returned to Portlnnil Monday, after spending the holidays with ber parents. Mis. MuGrath, who has been visit iug friends bere, returned to ber borne at Portland Monday. , 1). 'K. Cooper, of Mt. Hood, leaves toijav for the Kogue River oouutry to te goue a couple ot weeks. Jos. 'Wilsou went to Portland Mon day afternoon aud will remain in that city for three or tour weeks. II. R. Albee aud wife came up from Portland Tuesday and went out to their pluoe iu tbe Barrett district. C. O Pratt and wife were passen Kern for Portland Tuesday attetnoon, where they will visit friends for a few days. J. P. Cooper proved up on bis tim ber claim yesterday at Tbe Dalles. D. R. Cooper and Will Edick -accompanied him as witnesses. F. G. Lnikiu, of Portland, waa in the city Monday. Mr. Lark in is ageut Cor telephone supplies, and sold pome of tho equipment to the Home company. ,. , Mrs. E. L. Smith accompanied ber granddaughter, Miss Laura Rand, to Portland Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Smith will remain for a time at the Rami home. N. O. Hillings is' suffering from an attack of typhoid. fever, lie was tak rn down with pneumonia a couple of v;uks ago, aud 'it developed Into a caso of typhoid. Hood River- won tbe basketball game New Vear day at tbe skating rink by a tuore of H to 12. It was a olosoly contested game, and watched witb interest' by a large crowd. Tho urxt regular meeting of the W. O T. U. will, be held at 2 p. m., Tuesday, January 11, at tbe residence of Mrs. O. H. llaitley on State street. A full attendance is desired. Mrs. Dr. Sharp went to Portlaud Tuesday to visit friends for a few days. Dr. Sharp will join her on Sat urday, wheu be will attend tbe annual meeting of tbe Oregon Osteopathia so ciety. : Unhy Post, G. A. R.. and W. R. C. will bold joint inst dlatloo ot olll ceis Saturday, Jan. 11. Mrs. Agnes Cunning will act as installing otllcer for the relict corps. Tbe ladies wilt serve dinner at 12 o'clock. MiKs Ida Wright lias been suffering very much witb some kind of ear tfnulle for the iast ten days, being unable to resume her duties as prin cipal ut The UoigV ts. but we hope to see her nut again before long. 1). W. , Maraud M. A. Zel.'ar and their fa, i, ir.es, of Portland, who own ranches u Ijoining that of Geo T. I'ri.tbei, 'ibove Tucker's mill, on the river rp: -I, are making airagoments ti more onto their places and im- piovn 1 1; h in. . The cnuuty tax this .year will be 14 m-Ulul tiivided as follows: State, 3.3; school, l.C; general fund, 3; library I fund, .1; road fund, 3. In addition to that thd ?ity tax is 5 and the oity i -r'-.(..ol Kx in mills, making a total of 'J uiijlit fcr Uie city. Mobith'. ii'ausen & Tomsen, wbo have operand a lumbering business here tor borne yenr have dissolved p 'iitner-liip.' Mr. Hansen retaiuing 11)'- bunin 'Hs bere and Mi. Tbomsen Eoing to Hood River vslley wbere be bu- d,'fidt 1 to take charge of bis land lotto ests tlieie. Chronicle. Mr. ,:id Mrs. J. O. Read, of Hamil ton. Mont., rem in Hood River tbe lirt-'t of tfie.week Mr. Read ls.au en tun -1 -tt. h fruit raiser in the Bitter l'..v. i. .!!-v, and had an interesting Ut-i' '.tj'li hi. 11. Shepsrd. He ' stated to Mr. Klierard that their leading ap r p ' 'm JMdntorib Red. and that it!: v ci li them for $1.75 a box" this ! vei.f I !:k,7 idco grow the Wealthy re-v "i ' ' tiuHv. Tbe Bitter Root ! ' inv liiiw iH'tr u a'ketnd HOoMribads, ; hi- 'i a '!: i ' erop, bnt expect 000 cl:!t!w next year, with favorable ' cou ..lions. LUes' Peerless Long White Skirts Short tt tt it Muslin Gowns Muslin Skirts tt tt lie Up-to-Date Store' sa w ii "eaa Now is the Time To replenish your writing material. A large assort ment of High Grade Stationery now on sale at greatly reduced prices. Regular 50c now 400 Regular 40c now 300 Regular 30c now 200 Regular 25c now 160 This Week Only Slocom's Book $tore Alfred Wood went to Portland Thursday to visit friends for a few E. W. Lallerty made a trip to the Willamette valley Thursday on busi ness. F. A. Massee reported to tbe coun ty court Thursday and Friday on road matters. R. D. Shelley, of Carson, had busi ness in Hood River tbe lattei part of the week. Miss Anna Mickolsen, of White Sal mon, visited friends in Hood River last week. 0. L. Francis, of Poitland, is visit ing bis daughter, Mrs. E. E. Coud and family. J. R. Crosby and wife went to Port land Friday to attend I. O. O. F. lodge meetings. Miss Adele Goff returned to the state university at E'.gene Saturday after spending the holidays at borne. 1. N. Hewitt and wife, ot Marsh field, Ore., returned borne Thursday after a visit witb Hood River friends. Claude Thompson returned to school at Corvallis Saturday, after spending the holidays witb bis par ents. J. W. Morton went to Portland Fri day on legal business, and will make a trip to tbe state fair grounds before his return. Mrs. J. Waldstein came down from The Dalles and spent New Years wilb ber husband, wbo ii manager of the skating rink. Laura Smith, wbc bas been work ing in the telephone offloe bere, left Thursday for ber borne In Wasoc on account ot sickness. Rev. J. R. Parker, pastor of the U. B. church, went to Portland Friday to make arrangements to move bis family to Hood River. F. E. Strang, C. A. Tucker, Hugh Smith and Frank Smith went to Port land Thursday in oon leotion with I. O. O. F. lodge matters. Prof. Newman's orchestra furnished musio for a New Years ball at Pine Grove and pleased the dancers witb their excellent orchestra. Sam Koplln weut to the National Soldiers Home near Los Angeles Tuesday. He was aooompanied as tar as Portland by John Wilson. Tbe G. A. R. took up tbe matter of arrang ing for his entry to the borne, and the funds to take bim there were fur nished by tbe I. O. O. F. lodge, of which Mr. Koplin is a member. He has reoovered from bis temporary mental aberration which caused bis temporary removal to a sanitailum at Portland, and it is thought tbe sunny olimate of Southern California will be much better for bim than here. His daughter, Mist Mildred Koplin, is here this week from Portland, and will visit friends for a few days. To Our Customers and Friends. We have some gilt edge real estate loan applications that will interest you If you desire to place funds on eight pei oent interest for a year or longer. First National Bank. The Trio Orchestra Compo-ed c.f A. Kohler, flute and zither; ('has. G. Newman, violin ; Miss Brace, piano. Music furnbhed for all occasions. Concert numbers, entertain ments, weddings, receptions, dance, etc. For information apply to C'JIAS. O. NEWMAN, Hood lliver Ore. Phone Main 867. now 48c to $6.18 " 38c to 2.43 44 48c to 88c 44 23c to 1.23 44 23c t' 58c The Churches Methodist Episcopal oburoh A. H. Latbrop, pastor. Public servioe nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. All cordially invited. U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a. m. ; preaching, 11 a. m.; Y. P. C. E. 6:30 p.m.; Evangelistic services, 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m. Everybody in vited. J. R. Parker, pastor. Baptist Church C. A. Nutley, Pas tor. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7 ;45 p. m. Sunday school, at 9:50 a. m. F. G. Coe, Supt. Young Peoples meet ing, 7 p. m. Monday, 7 p. in., Young Men's Alert Club. Tuesday, 7 p. m., Y. P. Christian Culture Class. Wednes day 7:80 p. m., Prayer meeting. Thurs day p. m., Ladies' Aid or Mission Cir cle. Riverside Congregational Church, W. C Gilmore, pastor. Services Sun day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m. Catholic Church Regular services every Sunday. Belmont M. E. Church, S. S. 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m., Epworth. League 6.30 p. m., Preaching 7.30 p. m. At Crapper 1st and 3rd Sundays; 3 p. m. At Menominee 2nd and 4th Sundays; 3 p. m. Catarrh Cure, Cooper's Nine C's. There are thosanuds of people who suffer with Catarrh, butdo little or no thing to remove the dread disease. This neglect permits the disease to inflame the Mucus Membrane and may affect the nose, throat, lungs, stomach, bowels or bladder. Cold aggravates Catarrh and if allowed to become chronic it leads to Bronchitis and also to Consumption. Fully forty per cent of the deaths in America are from diseases of the air passages. Use the Nine C's and be cured It is also a sure cure for Croup, Itrouchltis, Colds and LaGrippe. if used and you derive no benefit, your money will be returned. Sold in all Drug Stores. dl2 tf Improvements at Mosier. Mosier Jan. 6, 1908. Editor Gaoler: Tbe property own ers of Main street have olubbed to getber and have started woik on grad ing tbe street from Second to Third avenue, witb tbe intention of cover ing same with a good ooat of giavel. Sidewalks ate also to be built on the same section by tbe property bolder. O. R. & N. TIME TABLE. Eaat bound- No. 2, Chicago Hneolal, 10:50 . m. No. 4, Hnoklne Klyer, 10:40 p. in. No. 6, M all and Kx press, M&p rn. No. 8, Pendleton Local, a. tn. West bound No. 1, Portland Hpeclal, :',S p. m. No. .1, Hpnkane Kly r, 6.-DU a. tn. No. 5, Mall and Express, 7:05 a. m. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS This is an invitation to everyone who erads it to come to our store and hear he new "Edison Phonograph." the ane with the big horn, This Phono graph is higher, better, and has a finer finish than uny of the other models. We will hold an impromptu concert any time you come into our store. We corrv a full line of Edison records. W. D. ROGERS Hood River, Ore. )1 ii ii i ' ! 5 I j i- 5 I ' I 1
