The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 23, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text7 . HOOD EIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUAKY.23 .1008. Seven DC DC DC DC 3C c?f .?.y- t: "SBSCT c 0 CRAM A HOT TIME IN WAISTS Hundreds of new winter Garments at 1 Jmh ONE-HALF PRICE An opportunity in Waists not to be neglected by the shrewd shop per. All Sizes, 32 to 44, all colors, all weights, all the Celebrated BANNER BRAND, sure fitters 0 All Dress Goods, Underwear, Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Lace Curtains Deeply Reduced Our Entire Stock of Reliable SHOES Are Offered at Reduced Prices. 0 WHEN YOU THINK CLOTHING Especially Good, MIND DWELLS 3 mm' VS.' toVW4MTtD woe v Reliable Clothing YOUR ON CRAM edits i overcoats A big reductions during our INVENTORY SALE. Everything in the De partment Reduced in Price. Don't 'jd to Portland to buy without seeing our offers iHTtll J90 &fe UP TO DATE STORE DC DC DC DC D eimjESS SSESSCT G DC DC 0 BRIEF LOCAL HA1TERS. 'Hie Diet! Studio for photos. Olives in bulk, bottle and cans at Jackson's. J. E. Robertsoa was a visitor at tbe county seat Monday. Kresh made sausage at MeGuire Bros, every day. Pickled pork and corned beef Me (:. ire Bros. J. N. Hunter, nf Bend, Ore., visit ed bisfatbei In tbe valley over Sunday Hud Monday lett for Portland. Maple Svrup and New York State Hack Wheat at Jackson's. Snlt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jacktoii'e. Clo to W. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 70 Shoe. tf Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of tbe Con gregational churob will meet on Fri day a ternoou with Mrs. Dr. Brosius. Finishing for amateurs at Deitt Stu- ilia W. Hay lies has a large and complete htock of heating stoves, all sizes, from a small airtight bedroom heater to the largest size stuve for hails or storerooms. See them and get prices. Fred Lock ley was in the city Mon day representug tbe PaciUo Monthly. M rs. Venable has opened dressmaking parlors in the Jacobson residence, where she Is prepared to do fashionable dress making. Rev. W. O. Gilmore was called to Portland Monday to attend an execu tire meeting of the Board of Home Missions. Wanted to rent for one season with option to buy, 20 to 40 ai res with paying orchard, and six or seven room house. Address P. J. Vial, 61 First St.. Port land, O'egon. Miss Anna Foaler left Monday for Rufus, where sbe will visit her par ents tor a week or two. J. Adrian Eppiug has nine custom ers for Hood River properly who wish to tin'lo Portland improved or unim proved property in part payment. If you wish to sell notify him at onoe. A. hirers ) Adrian Epping. box 698. Hind River, Ore. dl2tf Scarlet fever has appeared in tbe families of alter Flke end U. A. Newman, iu the Pine Grove dUtiict, bud u son of W. Fike is seriously ill witb the disease Word was sent to Mr. Kike, who was visitiug in Iowa, and lie returned Sunday night. ! ( yon want to buy or sell real estitie V to Onthank & Otten. Money to Iomm on first mortgages. Abstracts and l-i!il papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Regular pieaching eevloes by tbe pastor ot the Christian church next Kiiuday, both morning and evening. Sunday soboui at 10 a. m., and Chris tiun Endeavor at 6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting and teaohers meeting Thurs day evening at 7:30. Cordial iu v ta tion to any or all ot these servioes It you wiib to save C50 to $75 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealor and not finm agents or omovhss'ts. Several beautiful in struments just reoaived from Chicago a) Soule's Piano House Second band pianos and organs taken in exchange. Balance cash or time payments. Our work guaranteed. Delta Studio Good things to eat at tbe Star Or o ery. K O. Rogers made a trip to M osier tbe lattei part of the week. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Call and see the beautiful new plan os at Boule's bouse. The ladies of tbe will bold window Wood & Smith Bros. Cbristian cbuiob sale Saturday at store. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Eries, Felts and overs. tf R. P. Orr started for Cliffs, Wash , Tuesday to investigate tbe prospect i building ooutraots in that tbiivw burg on tbe North Bank. New Orleans Molasies in bulk and cans at Jackson's. J. K. McGregor of Mosier, came up from Portland Friday evening and at tended a meeting of Hood River Chapter, R. A. M. Lou Morse attended the meeting of the Demooratio state central commit tee at PortUnd last week. Mr. Morse is committeeman tor this county. Mrs. T. J. Dean, of Morgan, .Ore., are vIMting at the home ot Wm. Gau- er, and also witb T. J. League at White Salmon, Mrs Uean's latnei. Wm. Stoim and wife, of Okluhoma, arrived tbe first of the Keek on a vis it to T. J. Cunning and wife. Mrs. Storm is a cousin of Mrs. Cunniug. E. R. Bradley and daughter. Pearl, C. D. Nickelsen and A. D. Moo at tended ' tbe meeting i tbe Oregon Pree astoniatiou ac Portland Friday and Saturday. Tbe family of C.JA. Robiuson, fore man t the Glacier office, arrived last week and they are keeping boute in tbe Hartley residence vacated by W. D. Nelson. It is repoited that D. li. Norton has sold his I nte rent iu the meicautile e tablisbment of Morton " & Smith, at Echo, to iis partner, H. D. Smith, and baa gone to Walla Walla. R. M. Kieps and Geo. Matthews, of White Sal iiou, went to Portland Tuesday aftei uoon. They expeot to be able to go to Poitland on the othei side of the river in a few weeks. The Pine Grove dance Friday even ing was well attended, there being a larger crowd there tban u&uul The mnsia' was furnished by the Trio or ubestra and was very satisfactory. The revival meeting at tie Metho dist churoh is being sustniued bv a good degree of interest. There will he rueatiugi every night this week ex oept Saturday. Up to Sunday even ing 20 bad united with tbo oburob. Wm. IV Keavis and wile left Mon day for Pendleton, where they will visit a daughter, aud Mr. Reavis will transact business at Pendleton, La Grande and U.iker City. While there Mr. Reavis will circulate petitions for the initiative iu the interest of coun ty division. M ill may In flood River The temedy that makes jou eat, sleep and grow t -mi, called Palmo Tablots, will lie S'lld regularly by Williams' Pharmacy, II. 11 River. These great nerve and c"iiet:M'in builders cost only 60c per tmx, siv xcs, $2.50. tf M. P. NeS returned to Portland Monday. W. L. Demorest was a passenger for Portland Monday. Miss Johnson was in Mosier Satur day witb her musio class. Mrs. C. R. Bone was a passenger for Portland Tuesday to visit friends for a few days. John B. League, of Missouri, la vis iting bis father and also a sister, Mrs. Wm. Ganger. Mr. and Mia. G. D. Woodwortb left Tuesday for a short visit witb friends and lelativeiat Wanoo. Banker Ladd and party of Portland it tended tbe rink Monday night, vl r. Ladd remarked that Hood Rivtr uad tbe Uoest skating floor In Oregon. Miss Grace Keir lett for Seattle Tuesday, where sbe will resume ber old occupation of teaober in tbe pub lie sobiols of that plaoe. Mrs. S. P. Lockwood and Mrs. II. M. Meoklem, of Portland, visited their friend, Mrs J. .1. Gibbon, in tbe Liarrett dislilot, and returned borne Monday. Mrs. Hi nek and Mri. Kiunaird en tertained Kt whirl Friday evening at tbe bouiu tf Mri. V. C. brook. Hon ors weie aou by Dr. Dumble uud Miss McLaren. O. R. Cietuer aud C. I-. Rogers went to fir luu i Monday moruiug to clioul.ite peti' ions for conutv divis ion, the ft nr. r going to tbe Willam ette valley. R. (. Wallace and wife went to Portland M oi. day afternoon. Mr. Wal lace will eud several day In tbe In teri-.t ot the pet'tions for county di vision. Win Kennedy turned ,in tbe first 100 uamea on tbe luitiatiie petition tor county division, Monday after noon, aud by night bad another list well under way. Frank Hnhintdt has reiieued his no- alt ion is opeiator of tbe Simplex typesetting machine on the Glaoier aud is succeeded by Miss Elizabeth M Kenzie, of Med ford, who began her duties luesday morning. W. P. Myeis, of Laidlaw, Oregon, was In the city last week. Mr. Laid- hiw Is a candidate for district attor ney for this district and is highly re- yarded by those wbo know him as a coiiipelent attorney, wbo would fill the position acceptably. At n meeting of tbe stockholder of tli.. Home Telephone Co. Saturday, it whs decided to Increase the capital took of tbe c mpany to 175,000, and in cell stock for the present only to l. e amount of $05,000, leaving tbe balanoo in tbe treasury until needed. Miss Avery, wbo hai beea suffering witb rheumatism for some time, was taken to a Portland hospital Sunday by Miss Kate Earl. Miss Avery is considerably better, but tbiuka the bosiptal willbe more convenient to receive medionl treatment. S. M. Walton was arrested Saturday for selling liquor, or "boot legging," and his trial set for tbe first ot tbe week. When the time toi tbe trial ?ame, however, he was not to be found, and a bencb warrant issued, which will be used if be ever shows up here again, but little trouble will be taken to And him it be keeps out ot town. CET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Church Benefit Sale Announcement Our Big S!oiv on iccouiit of its uiiiiUe ariangcinent ha afforded' m the oppo'ttmity each year to aesii-t the varion Cliaritict- i i our community thro in a series if Benefit Sales in which the profits o( i Iu lu w re gratuitously given them. This is the fifth year we have c mdiicitd tic se Sale', ai.d each yeir in accordance witli the growth of the c ty ihey have nureised in number and refills, th tl year the result ohtaiou I were L s than tlOO; last year they had -increased to over $jOO. All of thin is practicill.x e'ear iiniiie, to the various organizations, and gn toward the moral upbuilding of our Grand Hood River Country. It affords u a singular pleasure to be able to do thic, and we nn now outlining detail" for the various "rgiriizttions which will surpass any of our former eft rU. Below we announce tlc.i tentative dio-i' utnl organizations, and wish to say that we till be glad to alter the dates or add to the tit-1 any organizations that have been inadvertently moiled, and suggest that the l"a ls nf the various organizations confer with in at once n order that we may " form with their wishes. 1. VM Brethren, IVh. 15. 2. G. A. It. Relief Corps, IVli. 22. 3. Belmont M. K., F b. 29. 4 lir;irbn, Mar. 7. 5. Catholic, M.ir I t. 6. First Christian, Mir. 21. 7. (Jernmn Lutheran, Mar. 28. 8. 'Alury M. E., April 4. 9. St. -Minks (JuiM, April 11th. 10. Pino Grove M. E.. April 18. Moonlight at the skating rink is getting very popolar. Mra. R. E. Goff was a passenger for Portland on No. 5 Friday. W. H. Ecoles went to Portlaud Monday on a business trip. Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. Hubkbard, Mt. Hood, January 10, a girl. Tbe skating craze has come to llooJ River. Everybody Is learning, young and old. Mra. R. B. Lindsay visited ber daughter at The Dalles tbe first of tbe week. Mra. Cbas. tl. Castner returned from a tiip to Portland Thursday evening. K. L. Klemer and his friend. Mr. Riokter, who is vUlttng him here, spent a couple of days iu Portland last week. Geo. Stranahan transacted business at Portland Friday and Satuulry lor the Arm ot Stranaban & Slareus, re turning Monday morning. Tbe Tuesday evening dancing series will give their next iance January 28 b at I. O. O. F. ball. Partios wbo want an invitation wbo do not belong to the club address P. O. box UO'J. Ibe O. R. & N. have eBtallishe'1 massive cannon ball stoves in the de pot, which, while not particularly ot an artistic effect, will give very satis factory results as far as beat is concerned. A. J. AndeHou, of Tbe Dalles, oamo up Thursday from GolJiut where he has been taking the bot baths for rheumatism, and transacted bujinees at llooJ River befoie returning to bis home at Tbe Dalles. Jack Couver reooveied 1100 and some other things whiob were taken by tbe burglars wbo broke into bis boose at Mosier recently, tbe thieves having dropped tbe money and arti cles in their baste in getting away. No clue baa yet been obtained as to tbe perpetrators of tbe deed. D. McDonald. J. R. Nickelson, II. O. Smith, R. li. Bragg and J. E. llanoa were among the merchants ol tbe city wbo attrnded the grocers and hardware men's conventions in Port land this week. E. Braytord, the Rockford merchant, also went down to tbe Rose City Tuesday morning- Regular preaching at the Valley Cbristian Churob next Sunday by the pastor, Rev. 11. L. Ford. Subject of morning sermon, "God's Luminar ies. " Evening subject, ' Christ s Kingdom, Illustrated." Mrs. Ford will sing a solo in the morning and a duet will be sung at tbe evening ser vice ty Mrs. l ord and Mrs. Keavis. Ed. O. Mayor, formerly oonneoted with J. 11. Heilhronner when tbe Urm first opened an uttioe here, but until reoeutly witb a banking instilU tiou at Portland, la again oouuected with Mr. Heilbionner iu bis Poulaud office and tbe style of tbo Portlaud firm is llellbronner & Mayor, witb offices in the Chambers building, cor ner ot ibird and Alder. The cable splicers of the Home Tele pbene Co. are at work this week con necting tne camea and pnones are te ing put In. The switchboard Is in stalled ready for service and Manager Urownell talked over tbe line Ij cue ot tbe connected phones Tuesday tor the first time. Service over the new system will be started the first of next month, as heretofore sunouueoj. Florence Wooa:ott, daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wonaaott, in tbe Pine Grove di triot, died January 20, iced 5 years, 8 months and 20 d vs. Tbe funeral was held at the Piue Urove churob and the remains inter red in tbe Pins Urove cemetery. Kev. Branstetter officiated and S. K Bartmess bad charge of the funeml arrangements, roe cntid bad ..eeii an invalid since uirtn, but a severe attaok of tonsllitis was tbe immediate oause of death. J H. Ileilbronner returned Sut ir- oay irom bis Montana trip and was well pleasod with tbe results. Mr, Ueilbrooner bas three brothers in business at Butte, besides a wide no lualntaooe and combined business with a pleasaut vlxit with frh'ndj aud relatives. Mr. Ucilbiouaer took witb bim several luxes nf Hood Hiver ap ples, wbicb be bad on display lor time and afterwards gave tboui away to bis li lends. He said be was be sieged on all bands to sell them and oould bave disposed ot a large num ber ot boxes. Ibe people of that country were much Interested in liood Klver and tbe coast, and many will come here to invest and make their home this spring, lie found that but little is kuon of Hood River sa an apple country, altbcugbtbe rep atation of U?od River strawberries ii well known. They bad never i before een such fine apples and tbe dinpiuy a as forth a ton ot literature to con vince tbe people that we could "de liver the goods." lie vas well satis tied witb his trip from an advertising dandpoiot andexpeots to locate many Montana families Iu Hood River this year. . -; . , lien. S. Miller had business at Tbe j ' Dalles yesterday. i f Miss McLareu has leturued from a vi-.it to r'lutivtH at Seuttle. (!. .I.MI M-ling huj ii 'pnssengor for i.Ji.rtliiu"l eterduy xfteruoou. W, E. Sheet.3 made a business trip to Portland the Mrnt of the week. There will he work iu tbe M. M. degriu at tbe Masonic lodge Saturday evening. Mre liiynnt and daughter loft for Port Inn. 1 y i.ler.iay to vitit friends for it fu-.v tiiiys. W. P. Anilrus came up from Port land 1'riiluy to look uf er Masonic lod,io mutters. Will Bum-It. ot Wasco, visited friends mitt iclntives in tbo city Tues day uud Wednesday. Mr. iii.d Mi. C. II. VauR':an are Fpeiuli;u; n Contr-du ni.-J The llw.l i. C. T. U. v.i.l Mar' ley's on Oeii i ;n ,:. i i-K with relut.ru at .Siattlo. u ai meotiu of the W. bo held at Mrs. O. B. JnH:mrv 28 at 2:110 p. in. of Seiittle, vlHited Ms 'iil'in- nil I i ii'ir rclutives i.ud friends in Hood Ulrer tint latter part of the week. 10. O. Wbi.1, of Coldondttle, viaited rtilh IriiiMi!;' 'ii liood Kiver and While Salmon tho tlrht of tbe week, retuin ilig home yofcterday. Mrs. Haniuel and Laurence Blowers oulertained u nuuiher of their friends ut v hit: yecturuny afternoon at tbe homo ol Mayoi Blowers. ' PiiHSlon pluy, the life of Christ, at the opera lioi'Ee Thursday evening, J..uu!iiy 2ad. Over tivo miles of high ly colored ilium. Don't miss It Louis Solborg has sold bis place ot 20 times to Jhj. Hunter, wbo, It Is un derstccd purchasod it tor bis sou, J. N'. liuutor, of Bend, Oregon. The Oci;neunj skating rink is get- tiun as fituioua as the Hood Hirer ap- plus, it of, VValdstein leuves lburs- day for Frotland to secure more ekiitcs. W. J. Baker sold the teu acre ranch of T. J. Davidson to L. J. iiodiiuouiih. of Snokune. for $0,000. Mr. (iiHidnniigh will move his family here and take possession about tbe Urst of March. Mil-a Luttse Kinuaird aud Mrs. Sit i ill, moliiur ot Mrs. Sam Blowors, weio pperutnd on luesday ntgbt at tho Cottun Uospitul lor appendicitis. Uut li ain lining as well as could be expected. J. E. SI iter and wife visited E. O. lilanchar uud wife the first of tho weuk loavlcg for Portland yesterday afternoon. Alt. Slater is a commis sion mcrciiHiiL of Chiougo and was much interested in Hood River apples, Knot. Jonoa and E. R. Blaylock, of liood liiver, were busiuess visitors at CarBou on MondBy. They came to close a deul on 40 acres of laud near Carson, the propeity of which Mr. Jones, tbe particulars or wbion will bo giveu next week. Stevenson Pio neer. Gave u Banquet. Uev. W, C. Oilmore and R. 11. Wmi till irnu a biinouet to their two Siindiiy .iho.jul olatsuis, congisting or 2 1 boss from 8 to li years old, at me (!onKr.tioniil churcb Monday nignt It wan a chicken pio diuner and was greatly eujnyud by the guests of the ovuuiug. L'he hi hts tvere ussistod in the prep ii:utioa of tho dinner by Mesdames (tilnmro. liuttou aud Hersbner and Cant. Uiikes and Dr. Jones. Ibe even rcr n ; i a very pleasant one, out the pru etpul feature was the dinner to ivlr.ili two boys did ample justice and it will m an oo :aiou wbicb tbey will long remember. Oscar Vaederhilt Sails for China. Oscar V.iiidorbilt left here .Sutur div. ifcoii'i unied by Mrs. Vauder hi It. iiiiil ivih iii.il Irom Sun Francisco tor China. Mr. Vamlorbilt will make d o trio n-iitly for pleasure and partly tu lo .k ii, to the market iu the Orient in rei'urd to liooii Hirer apples. The comip.ji t:o,i of itpploa iu this valley jo o.x,uti;i to 1.9 u very targe one aud it, will i m i suse rapidly as time goes on. 'i'litiie urn ; good many ot tbe chciipcr varieties, eepoclally, that will find ri iuly skjo iu China. The Ben Davis e i. I h p f lea of that class Hre a favorite vi'Ji the Celestials and Mr. Vniidetinit will oudouvor to make ar raiURinni.tii with (inns to baudleliood Uiu'r Hi'i Its. A k for I'ermanent Dock. A ii.o.Tinient is on foot to secure a permiin";it lauding lor stoa;oboats oo the C. 1 jiiihia liver at Keuuewiok. lie Co:i.:i eu iiil Llab is uudoatoriug to Inv a pnrt Of the government ap proptiatton for improieinenU oo the Cola.iiH set aside for this purpose. The t in b reoetitly secured county road from the present loid across a Bepi dlrprt to t!.o river at a point w!:ra the ui rtmnent lal.ding is de sired, end it is heio that au appropri ation wilt be necessary for tbe par- TWO YEARS AGO We put in a small plctura framing de partment, TODAY our FRAMING DEPART MENT is the LARGEST IN THE CITY. WHY? Because we have made a study of this department. We make numer ous visits to the large art stores and pick up NEW IDEAS IN FRAMING. Our stock of moulding is always new and the patterns nifty. Our work has to be absolutely the best or a frame does not go out of tbe shop. We have been forced to build a room especially for this department and have fitted it with the latest tools for framing. No old stock to work off It w ill pay you to look at uur Stock when in need of a frame. 1 Picture Fram ing a Specialty 22 M Slocom's Book Store NIAGARA SPRAY lest 32 Baum Scale. Specific Gravity runs from 1.283 to 1.2853. See STRANAHAN (EL CLARK pose of dredging a channel, tbe pres ent channel not being quite deep enough to allow steamboats of deepei draft to enter. Will Enforce Curfew Ordinance. Uudor instructions from tbe City Council, by request from tbe W. C. I, v.. Marshal Uanger will eoioroe the curfew ordinance, beginning next Monday. Ibe praotloe of children loitering on the streets late at night is not for tbe good of tbe oblldren ot the community and should be stop ped. The section of tbe ordinance refer red to is B4 follows: "No parent or guardian shall permit or allow a mi uor under tbe age of atxteeo yeara to go abroad or wander on tbe streets ot roads ot Hood River after tbe boor of nine o'clock at nlgbt, except on nec essary business, unless accompanied by bis or ber parent or guardian." Ibe penalty is a fine ot not less than t5 nor more tban 150, or Impris on men t not less tban two nor more tban twenty days, or both flue and imprisonment. Manager Huxley Ret rn. II. M. Huxley, manager ot tbe Ap ple Growers' Union, returned Sunday from Chicago and the east, where be spent a couple of weeks, lie found that the fancy Hood River apples were unknown on tbe Cblosgo mar ket. There were a tew seoond grade Hpitzenbergs there from Rood River, but tbe No. 1 apples went to New Voik. Ail tbe Cbloago apple men who be saw admitted it hat tbe Hood Kivers were tbe best keeper that tbey received. Tbey bave been get ting Washington apples, but tbey are uow beginning to go to pieces. Until this year tbe Jonathan bas been tbe leading red apple on tbe Chicago market, but Bpitzenbergi were beginning to bave tbe prefer ence, aud brouebt more money for the first time this year. Tbe first of January bas been tbe limit to whiob they could bold Jonathans, Colorado Wiuesans following six weeaa later. During the months of January and 1'ebruary Chicago would be a good market for out Hpitzenbergs. A num oer of tbe commission men said tbat no attempt bad been made to go after a fanov trade for bign priced applet. but tbey are well satisfied tbat a large quantity of fanoy Hpitzenbergs could be sold oo tbat market at flew lorn prices, and a number are willing to undertake it next year. Cannot Celleet Road Tax from City, By the decision of the Supieme Court in tbe case ot tbe City of Eu gene against Lane county, tbe city will be ahead something less tban $8'J00. The case was one in wbiob the coun ty collected road taxes claimed by tbe city, amounting to 10300. Tbe de cision also ...lows interest from Jane 1, 1906, amounting to about S500, and this year the county oolleoted over $:O00 of what is decided to be tbe city's money. I lour SliU safe Blown Up. Sunday nlgbt tbelsafe of tbe Hood River Milling Co. was blown or, but no money waa secured, Mr. Uessllng having removed the small amonnt of tbange left on band after banking hours. Ibe robbers gained entrance by unlocking the doora with a skele ton key. Marshal Ganger waa notified Mon day morning and made an investiga tion, but found no due, toe roooere bavmg evidently gotten aateiy away before tbe robbery war discovered. Hnow 4 upson found tbat tbe rou bers bad entered their shop and taken a aledge, brace and bit and chisels. Tbey either found a door unlocked or gained entrance by use of skeleton keys. Keir a caas drag store was also en tered tbe nlgbt previoua and a few dollari taken from tbe mcney drawer. Entrance waa sained through tne baok door. Although there were keys on tbe inside of two doora, they were poshed out from the outside by nip er4 and tbe doors unlocked with akeleton keya. Tbo faot tbat tbey did not even take an tbe money in tne drawer, having left pennies and niok- els, makes the affair look as though tbe robbers were atter bigger game, perhaps tbe jewelry store next door, but were unable to get In or were soared away, it is probably tbo work of a gang of professionals. Catarrh Care, Cooper's Nine C's. peo littl There are thoeanuds of people who suffer with Catarrh, butdo little or no thing to remove the dread disease. Thia neglect permits the disease to inflame the Mucus Membrane and may affect the nose, throat, lungs, stomach, bowels or bladder. Uold aggravates uatarru 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, Bronchitis, Colds and LaGrippe. If used an i you derive no benefit, your money will be returned. Sold In all Drugstores. d!2 tf JNiagara Spray. We will bave a carload of Nlagaia Spray for liood River oustomers next week. We will refund tbe prioe to the purohaser if Niagara doea not test up t i tbe strength marked on each barrel at tbe time ot delivery, or it chemical analysea by competent chemists does not show a perfect lime ud sulphur solution. Prloe til per barrel, 92 to be re funded foi each empty barrel returned to our warehouse. Strauahao A Clark. To Our Customers and Friends. We have aome gilt edge real estate loan applications thitt will interest you if you desire io plaoe funds on eight per cent interest for a year or longer. First National Bank. O. R. & N. TIME TABLE. East bound No. a, Chicago HpeoUl, 10:30 a. m. No. 4, Hpnklni Flyer, 10:40 p. iu. No. , Mk Innd Express, H.46 p m. No. 8, PeudlttoJ Local, 9:5o a. m. wm Donna No. 1, Portland Special, 6:18 p. m. No. S, Hpokana Flyr, 5:) . m. No. 5, Mall and Express, 7K)'i a. m. No. 7. Bendleton-Portfan I Loca: (no mill 230 p.m. ,y I l;Jl"