CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
One day last week Mrs. W. A.'.Lock
0'bd was atiecablj suipiised when ber
brother, Frank Wilson, whose bom
a la Logan county, Illinois, came to
ber home tor vliit. Mr WlUon Ii
brick mason and will be employed
ou tbe Elliott building in Hood Kiver
and probably on tbe Dew blgb school
building. Mr. Wilson has traveled
extenalrely In tbe United States and
Mexioo, and pronounces Hood Hirer
? alley tbe moat beautiful bit of coun
try be has eeen.
Doraey and Clyde Smith are borne
fiom a visit to Colon bai, Wash.
'I boa. Lacey wlied to bia old borne
in Newfoundland (or a nephew of bla
to come and assist bim about bia or
chard. Wallaoe Young, of Caraon, was bere
over Sunday foi a visit witb bis par
ents and witb bla many Odell friends.
J. W. McDonald baa men at work
pieparlng flume and ditches 10 tbst
tbe farmers west of Odell stoie may
irrigate tbslr land.
James Cook baa so far recovered as
to be able to get about by tbe aid of
crotobes.
Percy and Albert Sbelley are log
ging for the Hansen mill Id Dukes
Mr. Krobn has cleared considerable
land and is building a house a short
dsitance ftom tbe borne of Rev. Troy
Bbelley.
James Taylor's land shows the re
sult of careful work and eveiytbing
about is well kept and thrifty.
Not knowlna its location your cor
respondent supposed tbe Sexton &
Tbomsen saw mill and box factory be
loosed to out neighbor, Fine Urove,
bat It appear this is a mistake, as
the mill site is but a short distance
from tbe borne of Kev. Troy Sbelley
and within the bounda of Odell. The
machinery baa arrived and most of
tbe timber near baa been seemed and
will be made Into apple boxes, etc
Tbe mill will be run by electricity
and will piove of great beootlt to
Hood Klver valley and particularly
to that portion near the mill and be
tween that and Mt. Hood, as it will
make tbe distance boxes must be
bauled so much shorter.
It is reported that E. J. Young has
'sold bis Odell property, consisting of
D5 acres, for 35.000. Mr. Young pur
chased this land of Mrs. Lenz less
than two years ago and has since
erected a beautiful borne and set fruit
trees and berries. Ibis la one of the
finest oouutry properties In the val
ley.
Lou Haldwln has tbe ooutraot tor
building a house for llenry Lewis ou
bis traot nnar Odell and will begin
work Immediately.
Tbe Prather and DeWItt tracts re
ported in lout week's land sales are
both part of tbe Ueoige Prattler plBoe,
west of OdulL
Kev. V. B. BiilinKton will speak to
tbe people of Odell in tbe church
next Sunday evening. Speoial musio
will be provided. Kev. llillinuton
needs no Introduction bere and those
who beard bim before will be glad of
this opportunity to again listen to
him.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of Odell
will meet at tbe home of Mrs. Alice
Poole tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
Rev. Merrill, of Hood River, will
leotnre in the ohnron at Odell one
week from tonight, Thursday, May
21. Rev. Merrill daughter will
also recite. Rev. Merrill la known as
a speaker of ability and all will re
ceive benefit from beating bim.
Mis. Knapp is reported quite 111.
Matt Lens ft bere from Utah for a
visit witb bis relatives, Mis. Lenz
aud children.
Mrs. M. D,
Wash.
Good sermons by Rev. Ashley Cash
are reported for last Sunday morning
and evening ; also good Christian En
deavor meeting.
Horn To Mr. aud Mrs. U. E. liow
erman, Monday, May 11, a daughter.
Odell Is in Carson,
We Can Save You IMloney
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 . H. HUGGINS . CO
XJNDEBWOOD.
Mis. E. U. Knaff and daughter,
Esther, came up from Aberdeen tbe
first of last week, bringing tbelr
household goods and are moving on
tbe plaoe purchased of (Jeo. Sandle.
Herman and Fred lleanohy and
Henry Kellen are spending a few daya
on Little White Salmon for rest and
recreation.
Mr. Labor, our oounty engineer, is
up thia week makiug a survey on the
Hood station road. He is out to tbe
top of tbe bluff and bas a 10 per cent
grade.
Mr. and Mia. Fred Lutty left Satui
day morning to visit tbeir daughter,
Mrs. Kobards, living near Silverton,
Or.
Everything is lovely and (In tbe
words of the poet or tbe fellow who
wrote prose) "tbe goose baogs blgb."
Everybody Is busy, having moie work
than tbey know what to do witb and
up to date we have tbe most promis
ing prospeots for strawberries that are
beginning to take on color and pick'
Ing will be in full bias! in a few days,
Tbe prospect for peaches and apples
is good The peaches will have to be
thinned, as was done last year, as all
tbe trees are over loaded.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaao Ford, of Hood
Rivei, came over last Sunday, visiting
witb V. W. Uellart.
Josie Roerslg came up on tbe J. N.
Teal Friday for a tew days' stay on
bis ranob, looking after tbe rauob
work.
Mr. Beebe weut to Portland Friday,
expeotlng to return to the farm soon.
He will soon be a full-fledged ranober
and bas a good start in tbe way of
fruit.
Bert Flnley, who bad tbe misfortune
to get bla leg broken some time ago,
Is getting along nicely and bas been
out several days on oratobes.
Mr. and Mrs. IS. C. Uoddard came
up from Portland Sunday, taking up
tbelr abode In their summer resi
dence on tbe blurt. Tbey expect to
star during tbe Hummer.
Oeo. Sandle bas bia residence nearly
oompleted. Ueorge Is getting up a
good bouse. It it wasn't leap year we
would fel a little uneasy. Maybe be
baa bad a tip anyway.
II. Nelson and wife visited witb
Fred Lutty 'a family Sunday.
Q. H. Marat came op from Portland
Sunday. He expects to move up on
bia plaoe in a few days.
Mrs. Bert Veaoh and Mrs. Fred
DeHsit went walking Sunday.
Phil Finley and B. F. Heals are as
sisting on tbe Hood survey ; also Wm.
Windorf.
BELMONT.
Robert Cllne is kept pretty busy
hauling freight and passengers nowa
day!. Mrs. L. M. Bentley spent Tuesday
witb Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roth and family, of
Kansas City, Mo., are visiting at the
borne of ber mother, Mrs. Noider.
Tbey are looking over tbe valley for a
location.
Mr and Mrs. Ramsey spent 8unday
witb Mr. and Mrs. Ordway.
Miss Pearl Blalock spent Saturday
at borne, returning to ber school in
tbe Mt. Hood district Sundsy.
Marsh Iseoberg's borse, Caesar, was
out in tbe knee by barbed wire last
week.
Fiaok McFarlaod's boise was badly
out by wire.
Robert Jones went to Wyetb Fridsy.
He bought a tine span of horses there,
paying $400 for the team.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis returned
from tbeir mountain ranob.
Mrs. Alfred Boorman Is on tbe sick
list.
Tbe dime social given by the La
dles' Aid was well attended, over six
ty being present. Tbe program as
very good and dainty refres' meuts
weie served. The ladies return thanks
to all who assisted in making tbe so
oial a suooess.
Miss Msrgaret Mckelsen spent Fri
day evening at home.
Mrs. Rigby spoke Sunday morning
on "Temperance." Her address was
listened to attentively by all present.
We were maie to see plainly that we
are eaob responsible for our brothel's
downfall. Home time In tbe near fu
ture we hope to se a W. C. T. U. in
tbis part of tbe valley.
Mrs. Bean, mother of Mrs. Charles
Metcalf, leaves Wednesday for Bran-
erd, Minn., to visit for several months
witb ber daughter there.
Mr. and Mra. F. (1. Church spent
Sunday on tbe east side witb Mr. and
Mrs. Spront.
Mrs. Hunt, ol tbe east side, attend
ed Sunday sohool at the Belmout
cburob.
Tbe drama given by tbe Park Urn 1112
ers Saturday nitfht was not as well
attended as It should have been.
However, those who attended enjoyed
it. Miss Lena lsenberg piesided at
tbe piano during tbe evening. The
older grangers were conspicuous by
tbelr absence.
Mra. Knoi t, who lives on the cluue
formerly owned by Joe Puieer, Is
qute sick. Dr. Dutro was called there
Friday evening.
Grandma Ellis is not Improving as
we wish she would.
Ed. Barker still baa bis Job's com
forter on bia neck.
We are sorry to bear Harry Barker
bas blood poison in bis band.
Paul Hayes and Will Hooper speut
Sunday and Monday visitiuif at the
home of Will Davis.
Ladles' Aid will meet with Mrs. O.
W. Brown Friday afternoon. All
members please attend. Visitors wel
come.
MOUNT HOOD.
Mrs. Al. Carmiohael teturned to her
borne in Hood River last Saturday,
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
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. -:- -:- -:- -:-
No on con offer bottor tfooda nor bottor pricos
Inepoct our Stor bofor purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY. Manager
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WHEN IN NEED
FINE COMBS or Other
TOILET ARTIGLES
You can have them higher in quality
and lower in price at Kier & Cass' than
any other place in the city.
1
Creams and Lotions, Powders and Cologne, Perfumery
of All Kinds, Soaps, Sponges, Brushes, Comhs and
Everything that anyone can demand for health and
cleanliness.
KEIR
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alter a fortnight's visit with ber
niece, MraLou Baldwin.
Mr. Hopkins and Will Helmer gave
a dance at tbe ball rrlday evening.
It waa quite well attended and those
present said I bey bad a floe time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Baldwin went to
Portland Saturday for a sboit trip,
expecting to return Monday
Several of our boys went to see
"Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" at
Pine Urove last Friday eveuiug. Tbey
express themselves ss blgbly pleased
witb tbe eutertaiunient.
Next Friday, May 15, is the tegular
? range meeting. A little faroe, "Tbe
risb Liuen Peddler," is to be pre
sented ior tbe literary program.
Mr. and Mis. Hairy Prlndle left last
Monday for a trip through Canada.
Ihty have aold tbeir cottage and do
not ex pool to return to Mt. Hood to
reside.
Aleo. Porteous had quite a runaway
as be was going to ton last Friday.
Something happened to tbe baroess
and tbe horses ran, throwing Mr. Por
teous out, and broke loose from tbe
wagon. It happened near town and
tbe horses didn't stop running until
tbey get to tbe river. No damage
waa done, boweve, and Mr. Porteous
biougbt tbein back to tbe wagon and
went on to town, returning witb bis
load.
Christian Budeavor last Sunday ev
ening. Mrs. Paddy was a good lead
er and tbe members took an aotive in
terewt. I ho topic for next Sunday
eveuiug is a eery interesting one.
M ins Toon is to lead.
BINGEN.
A. J. Ilender.-tou. Peter I'oma, John
Teiry and A. H. Coleman took No. 2
for The Dalles Friday, returning la
tbe afternoon on No. 1, all having im
portant business.
(leo. E. Coleman has painted bis
pool room and also bis residence In
tbo first addition. ' As a surprise to
all be painted tbem green.
A. E. Eaton, of Wapato, Wash., has
put up a large tent for a photograph
gallery in BiuKen and is already do-
Init a good buuluess. Mr. Eaton does
very aloe work. Anybody wishing
to nave bis or ber piotuie taken wil
make a mistake if tbey do not go to
Mr. rJatou.
(Jeo. E. Coleman bas leased his
pool and billiard hull to T. J. Llnd
sey, ot laooma, Wash. Mr Llndsey
used to be foreman in the paper mill
at Yakima, but on aooount of tbe un
healthiness of tbe work basoomelo
liingen to improve bis health and
will likely stay bere.
D. '1. Santo, of Marysville, Ore,
has rented patt of Mr. Morris' build
ing and will put in a large stock of
flour, ieed and hay by tbe first of
June. Mr. Santo has been mooing a
tlnur mill at Marysville for several
years, but business getting a little
slack up there be Is going to move
to liingen, where lie expects to put a
1JO-barrel Hour mill in a year or so,
and likely will run a box factory in
conueotion with It
A. K. liyrkett is putting up four
large wlud mills on bis farm to pump
water to ungate nualtaira patches,
A. F. Sukadorf, ot Spiague, has
purchased a whole block in tbe Hirst
addition to liingen and expeots to
put up a oioo residenoe tbis fall.
Tbe new Uiugen nostomoo Is now
oompleted and Is tbe nicest postoffloe
In Klickitat county. It also bas
plenty of room to bundle all the mail
as soon as tbe trains commence to
carry it when Bingen will be 'be dis
tributing point for the wbole country
baok of it Trout Lake, Camas,
f ratrie and White Salmon,
Hi. jr. Hutluuitth, or Ulenwood, was
in town Saturday and made a busi
ness trip to Portland. Mr. HoSsmlth
Is putting in a large stock Of dressed
lumber, moldtogs, etc., in Bingen.
Anybody wishing anything in this
Hue will llnd that K. P. bas very
choice lot ou baud heie. oeo. lams
will attend to your wants.
bas been stopping at the Maple hotel
the last three weeks. Sba Is organiz
ing another lodge in White Salmon,
the Women of Woodcraft. She says
tbe Maple hotel is the only place she
can get a good, aquare meal.
Commencing Sunday, May 17, all
trains on the North Bnuk road will
stop for dinner at tbe Maple hotel,
Biugeo, No. 2, east, at, 11:14 a. m.,
aud No. 1, west, at about 1 p. m.
Ed. 11. Skusdorf, delegate to the
county oonventiou held at Uoldeudale
May 9, returned Sunday and reports
having hud a good fine with the
boys, but Is very ninob disgusted tbe
way politics is n-anaged in Klickitat
oounty. Ibis is bis first expetienoe
as a delegate and ho thinks it did him
good jiint to see bow the thing Is run
by the White Salmon end tbe Uoldeu
dale cbique.
Bingen will likely bave a newspaper
of its own soon, then we will give
come of these other fellows a merry
chase. We are ou tbe map aud will
soon oonie to tbe front.
The old remedies are tbe beat. HU-k
ory fiurk Cough Remedy has been in
use. for over one hundred years by the
old Dutch Dunkardsof Pennsylvania
and is still in use by all the old familie,
of Western Pennsylvania. It absolute!
pure: made from the bark of the whity
or shell bark hickory Tee. The bark ie
shipped from the east, and manufac
tured in Salem, ;Oregon. For sale by
Clins. N. Clarke and all dealers..
Hants Co-operation.
11. C. McAllister entered upon his
duties of state Hah waiden May 3 and
bas issued a statement in which he
takes au optimietio tiew of tbe situa
tion regarding fishing in Oregon
, dy Hair is
Scraggly
Do you like it? Then why
be contented with it? Have
to be? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer's Hair Vigor tnd have
lone, thick hair; soft, even
hair. But first of all, stop
your hair from coming out.
Save what you have. Ayer's
Hair Vigor will not disappoint
you. It feeds the hair-bulbs;
makes weak hair strong.
The bast kind ol a testimonial
"Bold lor over sixty years."
by J. O. AyT Os., Imll, KaM.
AIM
tiers
BHufeotami (
J SABSAPAUUA.
PILLS.
CHF.RRY PECTORAL.
waters. MoAUIster has asked for tbe
hearty co-operation of all men en
gaged in the business and says tbat
be will oonduot tbe office In an im
partial manner. He baa located bis
offices in Portland, where he expeots
to be in a position to keep in closer
touoh with fishermen from all parts
of tbe state. His statement follow
"Having been appointed master
warden by tbe honorable boaid of fish
oommhsiouers of the state, and hav
ing accepted same, wiU say tbat i
will be tbe friend of every man en
gaged in tbe business, aud I want
every man's frleudsbip, by respecting
tbe nsblng laws ot tbe state to tbe
letter, wblob 1 shall enforce I find
tbem. 1 shall aim to conduct the
office on an Impartial basis and at all
times will retpeot tbe rights ot all tbe
men in the industry, regardless nf
whether or not they are on tbe upper
or lower river. 1 want Ibe support
of every man in tbe business as well
as tbe Washington commissioner and
tbe men in charge of the United
States Osbeiy department
"Working in harmony, I believe,
within a reasonable time, that instead
ot a 300,000 case paok, we can in
crease It to 1,000,000 cases. I intend
to locate my office in Portland, hav
ing seoured quarters in the Oregonlan
building, room 42, aud will deem It
a favor if tbe oauners, or anyone en
gaged in tbe business, will give me
any Information or suggestion tbat
will help me to conduct tbe office in
an Intelligent manner. X shall also
appreciate any information regarding
tbe negllgeooe ot any officer holding
a position under me, I want every
man in the state ta send me every
possible Item tbat may lead to tbe
upbuilding ot the Usbiog industiy,
for only tbiougb a united effort can
we expeot to obtain results of mutual
benefit.
"I want to take tbis opportunity
ot thanking all my friends for the
loyal support they have given me In
obtaining this appointment, and
shall do all in my power to retain
tbelr confidence in me by conducting
tbe otfloa lu an honest way."
"H. O. MoAUIster."
Mary Col ten.
Mrs. Mary Colton died at the resi
denoe of ber grandson, C. J. Calkins,
Friday, May 8, 1908, aged 86 years, 5
mcntbs and 24 days. The funeral was
held Sunday at the residence, Rev, A.
H. Latbrop officiating, and tbe re
mains Interred at Idlewilde J. E,
Nlobols bad charge of the funeral ar
rangements, Tbe deoeased was born in New Vork,
moving to Grand Kupids, Mich ,
where she resided for foity years be
fore coming to Oregon. Sbe was a
resident of Portland tor sixteen yearc,
moving to Hood Kiver about a year
ago, She is survived by C. J. Cal
kins, a grandson, and ber daughters,
Mis. Ellen Calkins and Mis A. L.
Woideo, all ot Hood Kiver.
Insist upon De.Witt's Witch Hasel
Salve. It is especially iiood for Diles.
ooiu uy iveir v;as.
Special Notice.
Uuvina secured the aennrv for thn
.... .
lamoua bdison phonographs and re
cords, 1 wish to announce tbat 1 have
just received the oouulote liue of
maobines and the pntite tatalos cf
records, being all tbe rut crds made l.y
thia oompauy up to January 1, 19(8.
Also a large stork of riNc rocorda.
lu ell over three thousand to M-hct
from. One cf tbe iurgt stocks in
tbe slate. Cull and see and hear them.
Smile's Piano Horse,
Silaa ii. Soul". Hiiii
For a bum or h wald iipplv I'Ii.-hiiIh-Iain's
Salve. It will iiIIhv the nin h'
nioel instantly and quickly henl the in
jured parts. 'For aale by Keir & (Vs.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
iu lnrve or email tract. Smin- very g-xi
land at low priivs at present ';.h,i'
crowing cnmmui.ity. Six miles east i.f
Hood Kiver. Alan 'homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to Imv
will do well to writ) or soe
OKO. CHAMBERLAIN
LOOK HERE!!
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 CL cTHING
for Men and Boys. Two
lots of double breasted
Suitsat jjlO tuafcar6
crackerjaeks. Knicker
bocker Suits for the boys
and lot of extra Trous
ers for men in corduroy,
worsted, casi meres and
cotton at from $1 up.
SILKS
PONGEE SILK
A YARD WIDE "FOR
85c
Cant bfefo;uii(J 6yry.day.
hut we ljave ilwiti,.16ts .
of bthec"goo(a Silks just
as cheap. -
SHOES
District N6.' 76
For .Children have a
great . reputation .. for
... -Hi 1,,. - .
wear when you buy your-
child a 'DISTRIlDT No.
7G SHOE 'you can rest
assured .that you will
get satisfaction. , ; .
HOSIERY
Black Cat Hos
iery is guaranteed to
be fast colors and wear
satisfactorily. If you
get a pair that is not
right bring them back
and get another.
BELT
r
Big -line'-of ; Ladies and
Children Belts in white
linen, colored leathers &
elastic. Whito Bel ts. for
ladies.' 5c .$0;' pat,'
leather Belt!, -children's,;"
15 & 25c; elastic & Jea"
ther fth 40$ t7S.
R. B. BRAGG & CO,
Hood River, Ore.
THE : TOGGERY
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"TTna .. ina.- ntnaivn1 frvATv
' ' V ) . , New .York, a, fine, line; of .
f , ft ; V) . i,J mul de, money v6rth
It" 4 i which is worth moj'embnev
than we are askligfpr ii'..
Q, ? . tome -w qwtnd;;6eIee1;.,
U V '. " ' ?your.bpring. Suit. ;.We also
1 have for"y.o'uri men di liW
a. i irutr jiiuuo . aim A1II1U
..Matep-Situdeat States that
.- 'are winners. ... Xhp Rbyat
: ;TaiJof inailetjj "oirde.uits
are thbesb every We will
take, yiuvi;. measure, aud
; guarantee sati s'f acti b n.
Come in dud', W this ljioe
line of samples whether
you want to .buy 'oi -not:.
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R. H. COSHOW Prop,-
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nl. Pure Pnurs. with ja'ia(iv'ii?9 .to
lioth patient nn i hvnieian l-ftesrtnil
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W'f liaiv ur:iin...l u il'.'ft Ai..,Y" t. '-.ir.
I'ility In kii.ji y .ja;'.. : . t .
Pure Friis&tirug
the
In nil unr iw M-'i4igi.a VI ui
liring yoflr prtrrai.mfe ln yH.'t
sure . i meal -r l ev ' ! .
GLACIER PHARMACY.! mCTkK
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