HOOD R1VEK QLaoIEK T8TJRS0AY MAY 71S0C.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
W. II. llli-ks' saw and pinning mill
ia now Id operation and Mr liicki la
ready to aeive tti people with vbat
tliey may require Id his Hue. Tbia
mill la situated a abort distance abote
Dukes Valley atatioa ia tbe locker
timber.
Mr. and Mr a. Towle, of Vanooover,
Wash., bare been bere for a viait with
their daughter, Mra. Jobo Kroeger.
1'bey visited tbelr aoo, wbo liree near
Olex, Oiegoo, comiog from tbere bere
and lat .Tuesday tbey returned to
their borne at Vaocoufer. Mr. aud
Mra. lowle hare oiaoy Irieoda bere
who are glad to know of tbelr visits.
Tbe young triendi of Mr. and Mrr.
J. W. Wilson gave them a lively ser
enade Tuesday uigbt ot laat week.
J. Wiokbam, deputy county asses-
aor, visited Udell last week.
II. S. Galligan, proprietor of tbe
True-to-Nanie nursery, laolearing and
Improving hla land, and ia enlarging
bia bouse, in comparatively a abort
time Mr. Ualligan-baa made a tbiiv
log nuriery stock to take tbe plaoe ot
tbe treea of tbe forest.
W. L. Carnea baa flue prospects for
a beavy yield ot strawbenlea. Mr.
Carnea has done muob In tbe way of
clearing and improving bia laud. liia
daugbter, Leona, is nappy in tbe pos
session ct a tine new piano.
Leon Owen, his wile and mother
and Mr. aud Mrs. 11. J. liibkard, of
Hood Klver, visited the family of W.
T. llibbard one day last week. Mr.
and Mra. Owen and Mr. Owen'a moth
er have been in California for tbe
winter and are now un tbelr way to
their home In Canada. Tbe elder
Mra. Owen and Mra. il. J. llibbard
are alatera.
Henry Lewis, of Portland, waa vis
iting relatives in Odell Sunday. Mr.
Lewis aud family expect ito be at
home in Odell about the middle of
June.
Tbe young orchards of Mesats. liow
ermao, KoKliau, Lacey and Young
give promise of exoelleut returns, tbe
trees being heavily laden with blos
soms. -
Tbe Hunter tract just nortb of
Odell store hss been greatly improved
in appearance by a new fence of
woven wire and square posts neatly
painted white.
11. J. Hliihprd is busy about his
hind in Odell a portion of hla time,
building feuce, etc.
Bleotion noticea have been posted
calling tbe sttention of voters to the
eleotion Monday, J-iue 1. The herd
law question is to come before the
voters of this pieolnot at this time
for their decision.
Dorsey Smith, son of Mr. and Mra.
0. W. Smith, la at home for n abort
timo. Ha will return to Penawawa,
Wash., to assist his brother, Silas
Smith, in tbe fruit harvest beginning
with cherries.
II. Klckter left Hood Kiver Mondiiy
and will go to his home lu Faribault,
Minn. He took with him a quantity
ot samples of Hood Klver apples. Mi.
Kickter ia a Iriend of B. L. Klemer
and has stopped with him several
lnonttiH. We bear Mr. Klokter has in
vested In Mosler real estate.
Marie Look man and M. I). Odell
will represent Odell Sunday aohool at
the County Suuday School Conven
tion to be held in Hood Klver, tbey
having been eleotsd as delegates to
aiiid convention.
Mr. and Mis. Q. W. Lafferty, wbo
are visiting their son and daughter at
Welser. Idaho, will visit their old
home Id Missouri befoie returning to
Odell. This will be a very pleaMant
time for them, as tbey havit not seen
their relatives and friends In Missouri
for about 15 years.
Mr nnd Mrs. Ferguson and little
daughter are here from Astoria for a
visit with Mrs Ferguson's brother,
M. Hawthorne,
Of tbe 10 acre traot purchased by
K. L. Klemer something mote than
two years slnoe, Mr. Klemer baa but
two aud one-half aores not cleared and
sat to trees. Ibis was heavy clearing
and has required great labor and ex
pense to oonvert It Into what it will
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
No en can offer battwr goods
Inspect our Storm bfor
We have now on hand a full line of
Our own Preparations
Manufactured Exclusively by Ourselves.
To Secure THE BEST PRODUCTS on the market we
have devoted long and careful study and experi
menting. You can see this line in our windows
some in process of preparation; also samples of all
our finished products. Each and every one is guar
anteed by us to give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. Let us show our K 0 line and be convinced
KEIR & CASS
SMITH BLOCK
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Every article in the store at reduced prices. New Goods
to fill in our broken Stock have been received and are on
sale at Closing Out Prices. If you want SHOES
and the best we can suit you and at prices you can't dupli
cate. Try the Florschiem for men and "Steel Shod" for
children; nothing better. A good line of Mens & Boys Suits
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
L.
soon be, one of tbe finest 40 acre or
chards in Hood River Valley.
M. Hawthorne is another mm who
is accomplishing wonders in tbe way
of olearing and improviug land.
Mra. W. T. Hihbard has received a
letter from her sister, Stella Riahard
son. Miss Iticuardaon and her moth
er, Mrs. Hiobardsoo, have gone to
Koy, New Mexico, where they hare
eoured claims Tbey speak bighlr
of the sunshine of that country iu
particular and of tbe climate and
other excellencies In general.
Oue of tbe most beautiful weddings
ever solemnized in Odell ocnuried
Wednesday evening, April 29, at the
eiegaut home of Mr. and Mrs. K J.
Voting, when their daughter, Kleanor
Adele aud Andrew Jackson Derby
were united in marriage, Kev. W. C.
Ciilmoie nOloiatiug.
F. A. Massee with a foice of men
has been busy making good roads.
The family ot S. D. Flsber expect
to return some time this week to their
borne at Mosier. Tbey bave been res
idents of Odell since early iu the win
ter, the children having attended
Odell school, Irene will return to
Odell tor the county eighth grade ex
amination. Music for the Young-Derby wed
ding was furnished by Messrs. Clar
ence Wilson, violinist, aud Elmer
Latterly, pianist.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeo. Molutosh visit
ed at W. A. Lookman's Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Sillimau will learn
with regret that her condition la
again very serious. The nurse who
oared lor her is now with her and all
that can be dene for ber relief is be
lug doue.
Saturday evening when tbe mem
bers of Kemp Lodge, I. O. O. l.
wero starting home, Hugh Smith dtx-
covered that bis boise and buggy bad
disappeared. He, with companions,
tracked the horse and found it bad
gone almost to Pine Orove ball, where
n member ot the grange found it aud
took It to the ball. A. 1. Mason took
the horse to his home and theie it
was found by the owner. In its trav
els traoks showed where the horso
had turned completely around In the
road and resumed its way without no
cident. No harm was done to horse.
buggy or harness, a pretty uood rec
ommend for the horse.
Hllllrinv Mllfnn innara rl.na u taon.
of ponies to Hood Klver and while
there oue of tbe ponies was stricken
with what BmiBured tn tin untna Milan.
tion of the spine and It was thought
advisable to kill it.
Odell fruit growers should attend
the fruit meeting at Pine Urovo hull
next Saturday afternoon.
Kev. Ashley Cash will preach at
Odeil next Sunday.
Another good sermon by Kev. Iroy
Shelley last Suuday; also a good
Christian Kudeavor meeting Sunday
evening, Gertrude Crosby, leader.
To those who are here It Is ueedless
to speak of the beauty of our valley
Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do
our own watch work. Our experience was
gained with the large factories of the East at our
door. We apply factory methods in our work.
We are competent to make our guarantee good.
Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up
our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer
visits the Eastern markets each year and pur
chases for two stores. -:- -:- ...
nor bottar prices
purchasing
R.
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Can Save You
H. HUGGIN5
To tbose who are not here to see we
would say if tbey would see a beauti
ful country, one rich with promise,
oome to Hood Kiver Valley now.
BELMONT.
Miss Maiy Mannlon, of Sberai
Bridge, visited Monday aud Iuesday
with Mln Maie Soujmerville.
Miss Hess Iseuberg returned lo
Portland Tuesduy.
Mis. Frank MoFarlaud returned
from Porllaud Wednesday.
Miss Maie Sommerville visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Friday aud Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. 11 II. Jantzou celebrated
their first wedding mmiversaiy last
Friday, a tew friends beiug luvited
aud a pleasant evening was speut.
Frank Jones is having bis new
bouse painted.
Mrs. M. P. Isenberg spent Friday
visiting in Hood Kiver.
Park Grangers will give the drama,
"lopsy Turvy.'' next Saturday even
ing, May 9. Everybody come and en
joy a good laugh, as they see bow
tbe deacon's courtship progresses,
C. P. Merrill is home from tbe hos
pital und is gaining strength every
day. His many friends are glad of it.
The lielniont Ladies' Aid Sooiety
will give a dime social at the home of
M. II. Niukeldun Friday evening,
May 8. A program will be given and
refreshments served. Every one wel
come, Mrs. Blgby will give an address on
"Temieraiioe," iu tbe church Sunday
morulug, May 10.
Miss Maie Sommerville Mt Moudny
for Nebraska, where shn will meet 1) r
olussmatos of '05 in a banquet and
cIiibs reuniou, May 21.
Tho mail man hail a lively niuawRy
Friday. On tuiuiug tbe comer ot
Methodist laue his team got an extra
spurt on thorn auil threw Harney out.
lie gave chase, cnugtit them aud re
turned, delivering the mail as it he
hadn't bit tbe giuuud so suddenly.
A baseball gmue was played Sunday
on the Mcl'arlaud grounds between
lielmoiit hqiI Mt Hood It is a pity
the teams oau't, play on any other (I iy
but the S.ibbutb.
Don't forget the drama May 9 at
Park Orange.
Dorsey Smith, of Endioott, Wash.,
visited at M. P. Iseuborg'a Suuday.
We have beeu alraid of frost outdo
ing our etriwberries and oberries, but
so fur I hoy huve escaped,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Davis speut sev
eral days on their mountain ranch
attending to their ruit
Will Iteubeig has b ught tbe ranch
owned by Miss Hess Isenberg. lieal
estate In llelinnut is valuable.
Don Nuiinetuaker is still using
crutohes, but hopes to be ablo to do
without them by the end ot the week.
E. LARAWAY, Manager
allies
KEL1ABLB DRUGGISTS
n
i MOUNT HOOD.
I The frost Monday night of last week
is said to bave doue considerable
damage to peach and oherry trees to
this locality.
Chester Walton came back to Mt.
Hood tbe early part of last week. He
looks very tbiu from bis recent ill
uess, but is getting better. His fath
er came up with bim and ia spending
some time on the ranch.
Alvis Anderson and wife, of The
Dulles came to Mt. Hood Tuesday of
la t week. Tbey are living on their
homestead near tbe lava beds. Mrs.
Anderson's brother and sUter accom
panied them.
Mrs. D. it, Cooper went to The
Dalles last Thursday to be with Mrs.
James Cooper, who is still very 111.
Mrs. Warreu Cooper came home last
week for a tow days, returning to The
uahea the early pait of this week.
The Mt. Hood baseball team went
to liblmout Sunday and were defeated
on tbe diamond theie; The so ore was
11 to 4 in favor of Uelmont.
The friends ot James Cooper will be
m teres tea to learn ot tbe sale ot tbe
Cooper and Thompson ranch a Ko
wena for $37,000. Tbey beugbt this
place four years ago for 18,000.
Kev. Levi Johnsou preaahed In the
cburob morning aud evening last Sun
day. His seimous were very fine, es
pecially the one in tbe morning.
J. K. Stee'e recently sold 20 aores
from the south side ot bia farm at
$125 per acre.
The Endeavor Society Suuday even
ing was very interesting. Mrs. Wal
ter Uribble mado a veiy able leader
and three little girls, Cella Wilson,
Maiy Monroe aud Helen Cooper, sang
an appropriate nousecration song.
At the graugu meeting last Friday
evening four new members were given
the second degree. Two bad already
had tbe first. On account of tbe de
gree work taking up so muob time,
the discussions ef bills was postponed
till the next meeting. Onus. Jones,
with a solo which was enoored, and
Masou Baldwin, with uu amusing reo
itatiou, furnishud the literary pro
gram.
DONATE LAND TO
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
I'bitt the Orison & Calitornia land
grant, if recovered by the United
Stiites government, should be donated
to tbe Btnte of Oregon as au addition
to t lie irreducible school (and, U tbe
opinion of Superintendent of Publio
lnrtrtictioii J. li. Ackermun, wbo will
beud a movement to have the Oregon
dek'KHtion iu congress take steps to
have sunti a Kiaul nmde as soou as
the luud bun returned to tbe owner
ship of the United Stutee.
"No hettoi disposition ot tho luud
could be iiiadu, " said 8uperiuteuaent
AokeniiHo luuuntly in dinouhniug his
ideu. "I lie laud was grunted by tbe
government to uid tbe development of
i be slide cf Oregon tbiougb tbe build
ing ol it railroad. The government
Uxed u miixiiiium crieo and t-statiliHh-ed
other restrictions us to sate ot tbe
laud.
"As I hiii i ifoimed, (he railroad
coiupuuy told pait or (be land for
praotictdly enough money to make up
the lolHi m which it would lie entitled
at the niu.iituum mte ou the whole
grunt. Hie company has tbeiefore
i uo fu tlier claim lo tbe laud, espea nl
ly in vie iv of the fsct that it hss re
fuse 1 to cm ry out the terms of tne
grinl Hiai Hid in the development of
t!i" Mtiitii. Hiving ouoo grnuved the
liwul. there in un reason why tbe gof
ei u iiniii. nhi i. Id now desire to retuiu
it. it (M'il.1 not use the lmid for the
development of the slate to better ad
VHntHge thHii liy tuiniug it over to
the public K'hooU of the state.
"If tho lmid were so donnted to the
blat, proper resti lotions old I ta
ui.ide lo i le.i'ut its side to specula
tois So iMicii of it as is located on
the HuduHlertt of streams oould be
tvithbel i from sale by tfao state aud
made a forest reserve for the coutser
vutiou of water. Tbe state oould
adopt the pleu ot helling tbe mature
timber, aud not the laud, thereby
protecting tbe young growth of tim
ber und preserving the forests for fu
ture gMiertitians.
"At the fame tin e tbe irioduniblo
H'tioul mud, which is now noly about
Sl.tXKl.lXlO, would he practiclly
doubled. All tho children of tbe (date
would get bene tit of tho grnnt, and
the improved coq litimi of tbe publio
schools would veiy appreciably eid
in tho development ot tfao stale Ibe
or;giuul purpose of the grant has hero
acoomi lished through tbe building of
the railroad, i'he progress i:t tho
' ktkte lti hern retarded brcaa' th
land ri.h not It Of d on mle nnrter the
terms of tl'p g::mt. ibe government
should make mch disposition ot the
land us will u.nst nearly remedy the
wrong t hut li:.s I eeu doue." Oregon-
lau.
Special Sot Ire.
Having secured the agency for the
faiui.iiM fcdioii phonogruphs Dd re
cord 1 v. ish I o announce tbat 1 have
ju-t received the complete liue of
nmcliints and the eutite catalog of
iccords, being all the records made by
this con puiiy .p to January 1, 1908,
Also a lai go ftcck of dico records,
lu all over three thousand to seleot
trom. Oue of the largest stocks in
the state. Call nnd see sod boor them.
Smile's Piano Huose,
Silas 11, Boole, Prop,
Friends, Attention!
Hello, Central!
Please give me the ears nf every
friend of the Suudxy tcbool iu liood
Kiver Valley,
loney
CO.
We Trust
Doctors
If vou are suffering fromfl
impure blood, thin blood, de
bility, nervousness,' exhaus
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
Cnlmt then l dilly nation of th boweli,
tn:Minnt products are abtorbed, emiting liead-
in-; t. liilioumieiiii, njuneit, dTspeptiit. ami Hint
ir viHitintf the HNrsRMrlll from doinr 111 tout
k. At' 1-llU i liver pUU. Actgautlf.
a. r;.uulle.
Xudo t 1. 0. Arm Co., Lowell, Kaaa.
Also manufaoturora or
Iyer's
IIAIR VIGOR.
AGUE CURE.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
We bave no aeerets I Wo pobluh
the formalae of all our medioiaee.
1018 is nerr. l wisb to announce
tbere will be a meeting ot the Wasco
County Sunday School Association in
Hood River oo Tuesday and Wednes
day, May 12 and 13. We can acocm
modate about 500 people and we want
you and your 'ileuds to get ia ear y
ana seouie gooa seats, it la expected
tbat the program will be a "lire
wire" from start to finish. It will be
a free for all discussion and we want
you to oome with your brain iu a
ferment and your tongue untied. To
get lu what you want to say, hop up
tne minute too subject Is announced
and then talk so fast you will get it
au said in three to Ave minutes.
J. A. Keir.
Ministerial Meeting.
Dr. Latbrop left Monday morning
over tbe North Hank railroad for
Sunuyaide, Washington. Ibe district
conlerence of The Dalles distiict
meets at Suuuyeide ou May 5, 6 and
7. An Interesting program has beeu
provided. Dr. Lathrop lectures on
Wednesday evening ou "The Potter
and tbe Clay
Sis Hopkins Sayimrs.
By Rose Melville
Many an every day man is a wohIc
oue.
Many a prohibitionist litis a red
nose.
Many a sooiety bud becomes a wall
Oower.
Theie is much that is evil in me
dieval poetry.
'Many a "gieat awakening" follows
a auil sermon.
Muuy an actress gets big' bands wbo
Dasn t . m.
Maitiuge is like a ououmher it
doubles you up.
Some times haunt people 'cause
they were murdered.
A good many songs have pleuty ot
gas, but uo meter.
Some aotoia are like rice they get
puffed up bo easily.
The Carmen Kisf when two trol
leys bump luto eaah other.
Aotorn cannot get 'he "elements"
ot ucting by getting soused.
A man doesn't hate to weal armor
(0 belong to the meat tnl.
It is only worth while to argue
when you know you are wrong.
Ma says there aro bound lo be "rn
tuois" in a boarding house..
A man doesn't bare to go to Nevada
to be in a terrible state
A man doesn't bare to be a cripple
to be luuin with his excuses.
Ma says women "worn out with
life" should try Puck aud Judge.
People who bave dust don't huve
much trouble titling the publio ey.
Because Pansy Boneboud trims her
fiiends is no sign she is n milliner
Ma says some women aie busy in
the present making a past foi the fa
ture.
Tbe aotor Is like a flaming chimuey
and tbe critlo often makes him
draw.
Some women will fpend fifty cents
on a can to save two cents on a spool
oi (nreai.
In l'erre Hut there is a shoemaker
oimed Mtz Hugh. That Is better
than most ol them can do.
Patayatbe most beautiful things
you can sty ot a woman la that ber
mind Is as lovely as tier face.
lieouuse a woman belongs to a witty
family is no sigu that she "always
nas ner wiis auout utr. "
Wbeu a man riofsu't exercise his
judgment it is little woudei that he
should be toiind stiff u a-joint.
says taiiuies belong to one of
two classes hither a man is too clev
tr for the public oi not clever enough
Ihe poet fays, "never allow vour
self to reflect upon tho advtrse events
or your past lite." But what about
the breakfast food ad. verse Id tbe
street ca is.
MOS1ER
.Fruit Lands.
in hirne or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing coin mui.itv. Six miles east of
Hood Hi ver. Also homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to writ or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Hosier, Oregon
LOOK
Special Discount
on LADIES'
PATENT OXFORDS
These are all bright,
clean, new SHOES, but
we have an overstock in
ladies Patent Low Shoes
and to reduce them will
make a special price for
a short time.
CLOTHING
New lot of CLOTHING
for Men and Boys. Two
lots of double breasted
Suits at jjlO that are
crackerjacks. Knicker
bocker Suits for the boys
and lot of extra Trous
ers for men in corduroy,
worsted, casimeros and
cotton at from $1 up.
HOSIERY
Black Cat Hos
iery is guaranteed to
be fust colors and wear
satisfactorily. If you
get a pair that is not
right bring them back
and get anot her.
R. B. BRAGG & CO.
Hood River, Ore.
i-i-!.:
mm
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...Hood River's Leading Druggist..,
Filling Prescriptions
With Pure Drugs vlth a'ifa;tion to
lxtl. patient and plueiciau u os.snred if
u iCH'e y..ur
c haw jraiii,
n.my Dv fiiii
Pure
In all utir pi.
bring your pu
sure of ideal
THE GLACIER PHARMACY.
HERE!!
SILKS
An ELEGANT
PONGEE SILK
A YARD WIDE FOR
85c
Can't be found every day
but we have it with lots
of other goods Silks just
as cheap.
SHOES
District No. 76
SHOES
For Children have a
great reputation for
wear when you buy your,
child a DISTRICT No.
7G SHOE you can rest
assured that you will
get satisfaction.
BELTS
Big
line of Ladies and
Children's Belts in white
linen, colored leathers &
elastic. White Belts for
ladies 15c to 50c; pat.
leather Belts, children's,
15 & 25c; elastic & lea
ther Belts 40c to 75c.
THE TOGGERY
just
York
v Hindi
received from
a fine line of
, money worth
MEN'S CLOTHING
which is worth more money
than we are asking for it.
Come in now and select
your Spring Suit. We also
have for young men a line
Friend iua.de and Alma
Mater Student Styles that
are winners. The Royal
Tailor made to order Suits
are t lie best ever. We will
take your measure and
guarantee sati s f a c t i o n.
Come in and see this fine
line of samples whether
you want to buy or not.
R. H. COSHOW, Prop.
reH'riition
Willi I1M.
- ,! a ivpum
(or relia-
ymjr
Fresh Drugs
N-ii,tions. When you
- scriptitms livtv yon at
ser-iie.
chas. n. claim
TUT nDT'r r. .s.
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