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CORRESPONDNCE
ODELL.
bant We.lnenUy Mr. Schiller,
hnuae waa eotirely deatroy.d by Are,
tha wood sbed also being burned.
1 be nr. started In tbe attic and moat
htiTe gained conalderaoie neaaway
when discovered. Ibe telephone aoon
hurl nntlfled nei&bbora and ten men
were ready to do ail that ooald t
done, bat tbe Bie burned so lapidly
aa t
I bat but a email pouion 01 am mroi
ture oould be removed. By beroio
nfinrti the Dlano and aom. of tbe oon-
teats of tbe rooms ou the first floor
were saved. Tbe property was insur
ed for I10UO, bat tbe actual cash re
quired to replaoe what Is lost will
much exoeed that figure, while as is
always tbe case in misfortune of tbls
nature tbeie is much that cannot be
renlaced. Ibe pleasant borne la now
but a memory, a fact that causes
fi lends to sympatbizt with tbe family
in tbelr loss.
Mrs. S. D. Flsber and children are
at borne in M osier, tbey having gone
to their home at that pine early last
week. Irene remained in Odull until
after tbe eighth grade examination
and went to Mosier Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Toniry has returned to
her borne in Udell, after seveial
months absenoe. Sinoe leaving here
she has visited relatives in Portland
and her sister In Sumpter, Oregon.
11 er ulece accompanied her to Udell
and will remain bere for a time. Mrs,
Tonsev's friends gladly weloome her
and bar children home.
Mrs. Peck, who owns a tract of land
which Is a patt of tbe Ueorge Pratber
plaoe, was here Inst week looking atter
ber Interests and will return aoon to
direct tbe work connected with tbls
land.
Old T. Ellis, crosscut expert for
the E. C. Atkins Co.. of Portland,
visited at the home ot J. 11. Kggeit
last week. Mr. Ellis travels for the
nbove named company and was bere
on business for the firm and stopped
over with Mr. Kggert, tbsy having
been friends for a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs 10. T. Kolts left Hood
River Monday morning bound for Sa
lem, where tbey go as delegates to
represent Kemp and Hazel lodges at
tbe Orand Lodge and Hebekab Assem
bly, I. O. O. V. of Oregon, in session
in that city thla week.
Klleo K. Sbelley la visiting relatives
In Portland.
Tbe eighth grade examination was
conducted by Hev. Troy Sbelley. Tbe
following pupils took the examina
tion: Marlon Hunter, Louis Khnods,
Louis Lafferty, Shermun Lulferty,
Irene Flsber, Kutb Clark.
Remember tbe lecture by Rev.
Merrill and recitations by bis daugh
ters this evening.
BELMONT.
Belmont and violnity whs blessed
with a splendid rain. Tbe farmers
who were short of water are smiling
over It.
Ralph Ellis has sold his place ot 10
acres st Helmont for MOOO. It I) a
well Improved plaoe and well worth
tbe price paid for it. We hope I hey
will not leave our neighborhood.
Dr. Ferguson, of Tbe Dalles, has
bought eight aores ot the Potter farm.
Purobase prioe 12200.
Little Jiortba Adamaon was thrown
pit a borne she was riding, breaking
ber arm. Dr. Dumble was called sad
set tbe arm. He Is afraM tbe arm
will bo stiff.
When little boys start to throwing
clods at one another tbey sometimes
net hurt. Ask Maisb bow be got bis
blaok eye.
Mrs. Dronson returned from Sunny
side, Wasb. She did uot visit in the
Willamette valley.
W. 11. Warren is improving bis farm
with a new fenoe.
Mrs. M. 11. Niokelnen narrowly es
caped what might have been a serious
ncoident. Last week while driving
up Methodist lane a bolt came out of
one shaft ot the baggy, letting It
drop. The horse begau to baok. She
got out and caught tbe boise by the
Iiead. Mrs. Davis came to ber help
and together tbey kept tbe horse from
going into tbe ditch, fixed tbe shaft
We Can Save You HVioney
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 :
i
L. H. HUGGINS . CO
and she went on bei way. Paling
wire comes In bandy.
Mrs. H. P. Allen was oalled last Fri
day to Odell by the serious illness ot
ber mother, Mrs. Smith. We are giad
to bear she Is better.
B. F. Burrett has sold his Ove acres
to John L. Henderson, receiving 13,
000 tor it.
Mrs. M. H Niokelsen bsd a birth
day Saturday, C. Niokelsen's young
est daughter had one Sunday, so to
gether tbey celebrated 'bam by bav
lag dinner altogether at C. Nickel
sen 'a.
Those who bare strawberries are re
joicing over tbe prospect for a bump
er orop.
Mlsa Margnret Nickelsen won out
by a large majority for quneii nf Hood
Hlver float Ht tbe rose festival Bt Port
land Of course all oould not win,
but we folks of Belmont are very glad
that oue ot Belmont's young and
handsome young ladles was chosen to
represent Hood River.
The Belmont Sunday school voted
to attend memorial services In Hood
Hlver next Sunday morning. No
Sunday school session will be held.
Let all who have wagons and buggies
come to tbe cburcb and take as many
of tbe children down to flood River
as tbey can. Pleaxe be theie at 1U:15,
The Ladles' Aid will meet at the
parsonage In special meeting uext
Friday afternoon. All business to
be settled before tbe aid adjourns un
til after strawberry aeusou. Let every
member try and attend tbls meeting,
term next Friday. Tbe teachers aud
pupils aie preparing a program to be
held at tbe sohool bouse Friday afternoon.
tarding shipments, it did Dot pay bim
' to stay.
j Jena Christiansen and daughter
came down from Uamal Monday, tak
Rev. Branetetlei will preaoh at Mt. n n rtMniei Simon from Blngen
Hood next Sunday morniog and even-, Dulei, returning luesdsy.
ing. S. J. Reitber, ot Uoldendale, county
BARRETT.
"Good morning, Bro. Brayford.
What lane do tbey call this?' "Lane,
sir; If you want to insult the people
of thla oommunity call it a lane, but
if you lsh to be friendly oall It Hock
ford avenue " "Beg your pardon and
we take off our hats." ''All right,
Mr. L., ycu may pass on, we are
friends."
L. Daitlsquitea busy man with
the paint and blush at the home of
A. Tucker on the old Barrett ranch.
A. Wells, who bought 20 aores ot
the Markbam ranch, is putting up two
buildings and In the near futme will
put up a good, substantial residence.
Dr. Mills has gone to llllamook for
a few days to straighten out uiatttjra
on bis tarm.
MOUNT HOOD.
R. B. Morton left Mouduy for Kan
ens City, Mo., where he goe as a
delegate to the general laaei.bly of
tbe Presbyterian church, which is to
meet there in tbe uext few days.
Chester M'inroe came up lawt Friday
and took his little slater, Mary, to
Hood River. From there they went
to Spokane, where Mary la to stay,
truest expects to go up there soon.
Ihe ladies of tbe church are prepar
ing to serve a dinner at the voting
plaoe on election day. Further an
nouncement will be made.
Our school closes the nine months'
Mrs. L. C. Campbell went borne to
the Dalles last Saturday, atter a
week's visit a' Mt. Hood with ber
pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kstee, from
Milton, Wis , came laxt Friday to vis
it their daughter, Mrs. Walter Urib
ble. Tbey expeot to make a visit ex
tending tbroustb tbe summer.
Donald Larwood came borne last
Monday, after a successful year iu
tbn tenth grade of tbe Crook county
high school at Piioeville. His schol
arship was of suoh a high rank that
be did not have to take tbe final ex
aminations, so he enme home before
tbe term closed.
Tbe Eudeavor meeting last Sunday
evening was the bent wi bava bad.
Miss Florence Toon proved a very
earn' st and efficient leader, and whs
ably assisted by tbe members who
took part iu discussion on the topic
in a reiy thoughtful way. Interest in
the lOudoaror society seems to be
growlnx. C. A. I'uddy is leader for
next Sunday evening, Ibe topic is
one especially interesting to voters.
Tbe regular meeting of the grange
last Friday evening was particularly
Interesting. Four new members were
given third and fomtu degrees, aud
several bills which are to come before
tbe voters at tbe coming election were
discussed. The literaiy program con
sisted of a clever Uiot, "The Irish
Linen Meddler," In which all the
pnrU were well taken. Awhile ago
we thought Chaa Ibonias was Dutch,
but since he persounted Put O'Doyla,
the peddler, we are suru he la Irinh.
With the same blarney that be sold
linen to customers bo won the heart
of Mollie, the liieh maid, Miss Liz.ie
Cooper, aud never allowed Chester
Walton, us Mr. (Jlanuigan, tbe Irish
American, to forget his nationality.
Urvllle Kuox, an old favorite ou our
stage, carried tbe part of Mr. Darling
and wa easily captuied by Miaa Nu
Cooper, us .!r. Wade, Ibe desigoiug
widow. Min 1 Inience Tonu took the
pait ot Km in a Darling, tlanulgan's
sweetheart, in her usual pleasing man
ner. After n.fiuy rrecuuti. dm and
fears three pairs of hearts were united
aud happy ever alter
Seo. Mt. Mood Urange.
BINGEN.
Mr. Voxel, of Portland, passed
through Bingau on bis way borne.
Mr. Vogel picked out a nloe residence
lot before leaving Blngen and expeota
to build ou it before long. He thinks
Hinuen is the prettiest townBlteQHnd
place bo has ever seeu.
C. U. Lougwell, agent for several
Seattle commission houses, has been
in Bingnn for a week, returning to
Seattle Saturday. Cold weather le-
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 cam offer bottor goods nor bottor prices
Inspect our Jtora boforo purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY, Manager
1
mm IN NEED I
Of FINE COMBS or Other
TOILET ARTICLES
You can have them higher in nualitv H
If) and lower in price at Kier & Cass' than 1
any other place in the city. i
Creams and Lotions, Powders and Cologne, Perfumery
of All Kinds, Soaps, Sponges, Brushes, Combs and
Everything that anyone can demand for health and
cleanliness.
KEIR (& CAS:
SMITH BLOCK
C3C
KKLIABU: DMHidlSTS
3C
"JWSs?4 i
laHMIsW
superintendent of schools, wai In
Bingeo visiting bia brother and moth
er Monday, taking train No. 1 for
Portland from Blngen.
Next week we will likely sea tbe
first number ot our Brat paper in Bio
Ken. Expeot to iustall the presa thla
week. Mr. Uorney, Ha editor and
manage!, la putting everything Id
shape to get it out as soon at poasible.
Bingen will soon bave an automo
bile line to Trout Lake, leaving MapU
Hotel every morning.
Resolutions.
Tbe following resolutions were
adopted at the Sunday sob )ol conven
tion held in Hood Blvei last week:
Klrst Ioaaniuob as tbe question of
county local option will be voted up
on at tbe coming June election be It
resolved that this Sunday school con
vention of Wasco county In session at
Hood River, Oregou, iostract and
uige tbe olllcers and members of oar
Suuday schools to use thrir ioSuuuoe
to secure votes tor local option. Pref
erence to be given to those candidates
best fitted to till offices of publio
trust by abstinence from Intoxloutlug
liquors. It is further resolved that
in all oases where piaotioable the Sim
day schools co-operate with tbe W, C.
T. U. or other temperance organiza
tions In a poblio demonstration on
election day. ''
Second Having been highly bene
fited and rlohly profited by the wire
and etllolent instruction of Bev. C,
A. Pbipps, be it resolved that a vole
ot most hearty thanks be extended
bim for bis belpful words and Inspir
ing addresses. We most heartily com
mend bim to Suuday school workers
as a wise and up-to-date teaoher
Third Tbe preBeut session of Ban-
day school convention bai been of tbe
best in tbe bixtoiy ot tbe association,
b i it lesovled that we express to the
ueifgates a kearty appreciation In
view of tbf-ir lull attendance and we
all express our thanks for tbe genuine
wood bere leoeived, and especially to
Ihe good ladles o the homes of Hood
Hirer for the cordial welcome and
kindly einertarnineut.
Fourth Believing that no work
of great Importance to its constituen
cy such 4 uur state Sunday aobool
work can succeed without iolormation
ii ud an intelligent acquaintance with
tbe Qeld aod Ihe workeis, we heartily
nomiteud and nigd our Sunday school
workers throughout tbe stale to sub
scribe for and read "Tbe Oregon San
day School Optimist," tbe otllclal or
gau and voice of the state association,
bo ably edited by . oar general secre
tary.
Fifth Wberea, tbe Sunday schools
ot our ftute bave tbe privllge of
studying a temperance lessou once
each quarter Iu tbe present interna
tlonai series, tie it resolved that we
recommend that each school uae this
opportunity to impress the principles
ot temperance, uot only with regard
to the use of liquor, but also with re
gard to tbe use of tobacco and pro
tanity; and that opportunity be given
our youog people to sign pledges of
abstinence from all these thioga that
are su detrimental to their Intellect
ual and moral development, and thus
commit them in early life to a higher
and purer ideal, both oivic and relig
ious
Sixth Whereas, tbe aaloon Intel
ests are proposing to make ineffective
our present local optiou law by an
amendment to our state constitution
giving cities and towns the sole rights
to regulate aud control saloons and
kindred interests by a vote ot the few
regaidless ot he will aod vote ot tbe
many, be it resolved that this conven
tion of christian workers vigorously
oppose tbls proposition and urge every
christian voter to oast ; his ballot
against it In tbe approaobing state
election.
Seventh The association extenda a
vote of thank to the trustees ot As
bury M. K church, ot Hood River,
for tbe use ot the churcb and to all
who bave contributed to tbe pleasure
and good of tbe convention.
Rebecca Bayard,
M. D. Odell,
W. C. Uilmoie.
Report of enrollment committee:
No. of scboola represented, 18.
No. of superintendents present, 12.
No. of teaobert present, 17.
No. ot scholars present, 35.
No. of ministers, 10.
State secretary, 1.
i if Golden
l Gate
jlcl Coffee
will never vary if you grind
it at home. The grocer
grinds all kinds of Coffee
in his mill you grind Imt
one in yours. See the Point ?
Aroma-tight tins Never i;i
bulk.
J. A. Folder 3X Co..
Ssn Francisco
For the
Children
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, cour
age, strength. How is it with
the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate? Do not forget
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You
know it makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health in every way.
Tlia rhllilnn cannot poulhlr Iit good health
milt.- ihe bowel, lire tn proper romlttton. Cor
trrl jut coimtimlton bjr gtvliift iniall llti
(luaa ul A Jr', Villi. All vgelbl,luKr cumwd.
A
A
Kad, by J. O. A jut Co.. Lew!!, Kua.
aim wnniHturfn wi
J HAIR VIGOR.
AQUB CURB.
CHEKRV PECTORAL.
yers
W hv no sooroto I Wo publish
tho formulM or all our medieines.
foreign missionary fioui Seoul,
Korea, I.
Visitor from buffalo, N. V., 1.
Total, 9&.
Nominating Committee Burleigh
Cash, Hood Klver;Mrs. K. II. Weber,
The Dalles; Ed. 11 ill, Dufur.
Committee ou Resolutions V. C.
Oilinore, Hood River; Mrs. R. llay
ard, The Dalles; M. D. Odell, Ode.l.
Financial Committee J. U Hanna,
C. A. Nutley, k O. Coe.
Enrollment Committee Rev. J. A.
Kerr, Hood River; John Uritlltti.
Eight Mile; Mrs. 11 it bard, Odell.
Insist Ujon DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. It is especially good for piles,
riold by Kelr & Case.
Special Notice.
Having secured tbe 'ageucy for the
famous Edison phonographs and re
cords, I wish to announce that I bate
just roceived the complete l.ne ot
machines and the eulito cutalog of
teoords, being all the lei ordn made by
this company up to January 1, 1!X8.
Also a large stock ot disc records.
Iu all over three thousand to select
from. Oue of tbe largest stocks in
the state. Call and see aud bear t hem.
Soule's Piano IIur.se,
Silas H. Soule, Prop.
For a burn or a seald apply Cliiiniber
lain's Salve. It will allay the puin al
most instantly and quickly In ul the in
jured parts. For sale by Keif & Cava.
Advertised Letter List.
Jones, Mary Miss; McUcvern, Mios
Addie; Milvany, Daisy; Page, Lmura
Mrs. ; Richardson, Mrs. H. A. ; Hob
bies, Mrs. Vic; Roberts, Mrs. Lenore
K. (2); Roberta, Mrs. Maty L. ; Stall,
Mrs. Bessie; Ktevens, Mies Nellie;
Stone, Ethel Miss; Wilson, Nellie
Mlsa; Wilscn, Edith Mixs; Wesley,
John Mrs.; Audersoo, An1 on; Fran
cis, Thoi. ; Flnblsorom, Jamea K. ;
Hurlburt, C. ; Jones, ii. & Sons;
Ross, H. R. ; Shoemaker, (J. W. ;
Smith, Carroll D. ; Smith, Wm.
Frank; Stooton, Art; Vpnvorst, Mel
vin J. ; Wilson. O. F. ; Wolvertoo. U.
S. Wm. M. Yotts, P. M.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
n larv or small tracts. Some very gnod
land at low prices lit present, (ion'1
growing eiiniiiii.ity. Six miles east i f
IIihmI IMver. Aluo homestead and re
1iiKUishiiieiiti. Parties wishing to buy
ill d" well to writ j or nee
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mor-ier. Oregrir
LOW '
EAST
w iu, hk madk by thk
O. d oKT
I II IIS RKAVON Ai rni.lOAv
ROUND Tkli
I" l'l!t.T
Chicago $72.50
St. Louis 67.50
St. Paul 63.15
Omaha 60.00
Kansas City 60.00
TICKETS WIl.t. HK ON S.U.K
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
(inod ftir r.tuin in 90 day wiili rover
privilege at pleasure within I mils.
DON'T FORGET the DATES
For any further Inrormatiou call on
Jt H. FREDRICY. Local Agent,
Or writ to
Wm. McMURRAY,
(leurral Faseaxcr .' rcent,
rXWMND, ORKUQN,
LOOK HERE!!
Special Discount
on LADIES'
PATENT OXFORDS
These nre 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 that are
crackerjacks. Knicker
bocker Suits for the boys
and lot of extra Trous
ers for men in corduroy,
worsted, casimeres and
cotton at from $1 up.
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.
76 SHOE you can rest
assured that you will
get satisfaction.
HOSIERY
Black Cat Hos
iery is guaranteed to
be fatt colors and wear
satisfactorily. If you
get a pair-that is not
right bring them back
and get anot her.
BELT
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.
R. B. BRAGG & CO.
Hood River, Ore.
I ftiilill
! liijijpf
i till ibi
ill
THE TOGGERY
Has just received from
New York a fine line of
ready madf, 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 made and Alma
Mater Student Styles that
are winners. The Royal
Tailor niadeto orderSuits
ii re the best ever. We will
take your measure mid
guarantee satisfaction.
Come in and see this fine
line of samples whether
you want to buy or not.
R. Ii. COSHOW, Prop.
...Hood River's Leading Druggist...
3
Wiiii I'nre I it iit: with ratisfaction to
lio Ii patient nn.l plivflcian isasmrtxl if
mi lcn-e your prescription it!i us.
W'v li.tve vitinml a reputation for relia-
li . i t y b snj plying
Pure Fresh Drugs
In nil unr iii 'M-iijitiiiiig. Wlien you
liriuj! yt.lir pici-etiptii.i u litre yon an
sine ( ideal service.
THE GLACItR PHARMACY, CH' N- clarke
THE DRUGGIST
HOOD RIVWR, OREGON