CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
Ales Laoey, a nephew of Thoi.
Lacoy, la here from St. John, New
foundlaod, and will assist bia UDcle
with tbe work Decenary about tbe
farm. Tbe youDg Mr. Lacey ex
presses himself as well pleaaed with
Hood River valley and eutera upon
tbe dutiee tbat are new to bim with
Zenl.
O. F. Coe, of Hood Kiver, wai oat
odb day last week for a visit witb bia
daughter, Mr. U. K. Uowermaa and
her family.
Clinton Wood, Kliner Lafferty.
Tbomas Jordaa and Otto Uamb went
to Portland Ibuiaday and returned
to Hood Kiver Saturday.
Marie Lockmau came borne Satur
day evening utter having viaited
fiienda and relatives In Portland
since early in tbe week.
Mrs. Toaeey'a wood, whiob had
been moved from ber land to tbe aid
ing known aa Summit, we aooident
ally burned one day las'. w-ek. It la
supposed to have caught from tbe
locomotive. Fi lends are grieved to
bear of ber loss.
Elwin Austin, of Orchards, Wash
ington, has been here lor a visit witb
his sunt, Mrs. John Kroeger and her
family.
Clyde Smith waa a Portland visitor
a part of last week.
W. L. Games began marketing ber
ries last wek. His berries are of ex
excellent quality and tbe yield is
heavy.
Mr. D. Odell begins marketing hla
berry crop tbla week.
A. H. Ebtok came home Saturday,
be having been a Pottland visitor
several daya last week.
J. M. Shelly was also one of tbe
Portland visitor who came borne Sat
urday. BELMONT.
A large number of Belmont folks
went to tbe Rose Carnival in Port
land during the past week. A good
many more would have liked to have
been able to go.
Hev. UroDHon and wife went Mon
day lo Portland and returned Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Cburob went
Tuesday to Portland, returning Thurs
day. Mr. Robert Jones went to Portland
Wednesday and returned Friday.
Mr. Will Davles and wife went to
Portland Friday, returning Sunday.
Paal Hayes end Will Hooper took
in tbe sights at tbe Rose Oarnlval.
Mrs. Darker went to Portland Fri
day to see the eights and also vittit
ber daughter, Miss Zella Barker, who
resides in tbe oity.
Miss Hazel Smith returned to Port
land Monday after a visit with the
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Will by visited the
Koae Carnival. They also went
aboard tbe Amerloan orulaer.
Kveryoue that wen) to Portland
snys tbe Hood River Queen and Float
wan the best and most attractive in
the parade Tuesday evening. Three
cheers for 11)0(1 River's Queen and
Float.
The berry pickers are very much
dinappoloted not enough berries ri
pening to pay their expenses.
We have still something to be
thankful for. No tornadoes in this
curt of tbe world. Tbe tail end of
otie struck one and one-half miles
south of Lexington, Nebraska, last
weok and carried horses, pigs, aud
chickens several rods aud dropped
them in a alfalfa field, while barus,
milk bcosea aud windmills were scat
tered broadcast over tbe prariea.
We are sorry to bear Earnest Bia
lock Is so sick. Dr. Shaw was called
Thursday afternoon.
Osoar Jones has tbe mumps.
Blanche Kaufman has the obioken
pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker returned
from Ueppner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Cheballta,
Wash., art visiting at tbe Keystone
rauoh. Mrs. Brown Is a sister of
Mrs. Wanamaker.
Miss Perle Khy spent tbe wevk la
Portland visiting and seeing the
sights.
Miss Pearl loeaberg's school olosvd
hut Friday. Miss Pearl is one of
Belmont's euooewfal teachers. Sbe
bas taught a nine month's term at
Wamlo, Oregon.
Tbe cool, windy weather bas left oa.
Tbe beat of tbe part few days will
make strawbeiriee pop. Strawberry
pickers sod packers will have to hus
tle. Tbe cherry trees on tbe Keystone
ranch give promise of a very larHe
crop of fro It. It Is estimated not leas
tban three ton of cherries will be
gathered.
Election Is over. We are glad the
oity of Hood River voted out the sa
loons, and are sorry tbe county did not
do tbe same. Every vote tbat was
oast against tbis evil Is a vote for
olvio righteousness. May tbey in
crease in number.
Work seems to be at a standstill for
men In the valley, judging by the
nomber'around looking for it.
Mr. Robert Jones' bouse Is having
tbe finishing touches pot on. When
it is done It will be very oozy and
homey.
Tbe following notice of a cyclone is
taken from tbe Pioneer, published at
Lexington, Nebraska.
Kebraftka.
"Last Wednesday evening a small
cyclone passed over a portion of
Dawson county and did some dam
age. At the farm occupied by H. L.
Foreman, tbe deadly tail of the cloud
dropped down and enveloped in It
swirl tbe barn of Mr. Foreman, which
waa In a moment lifted In tbe air and
rended asunder and tbe fragments
oarried for hundreds of yard east
ward, the dlreotion the storm war
traveling. In the barn were two
horses. Tbey were oarried aoros two
wire fenoes, one being dropped a hun
dred yards from where tbe barn stood
and tbe other two hundred yards, In
to an alfalfa Held, botb animals heiog
uninjured. Two sbepard puppies
were also in tbe barn. Tbey were
found four bund' ed yaids distant in
tbe debris uninjured.
"A milk bouse and smoke house
standing a few yards west of tbe
dwelling house were seized by the
sinuous tail and converted luto kindl
ing wood In tbe milk house wbs a
cream separator. It was fo'ind in tbe
altalfa Held about four hundred yards
away. Between the milk house and
tbe smoke house stood souther out
building. It was not touched.
"An iron oooklug stove or range
standing on tbe premises near toe
bouse was oarried for two hundred
yards and dopped n the alfalfa.
About fifty ohioKens and some pig
eons that were in the barn were
killed, and a windmill and tower torn
to piooes.
"The dwelling house, fotunately,
was not touohed by tbe twister aud
was not Injured, except that a few
boards were wrenohed from a small
abed at Its rear. During the preval
enoe of tbe storm Mr. Foreman and
family occupied a cellar or cave near
tbe house and all escaped injury.
"Two men, were driving aloug toe
road as tbe storm approaobed and
turned In to secure shelter in tbe
barn. Just as they reached tbe gate
tbe swirling tail struok tbe premises.
Botb were prostrated, Mr. Reynolds
being severely Injured r.y being struok
by a flying plank. Tbe wagon box
waa oarried away and after tbe storm
tbe horses were found a few hundred
yards distant attached to tbe running
gears."
MOUNT HOOD.
Those wbo attendel tbe Rose Car
nival at Portland hive returned aud
report a good time.
Mia Uattle Cooper bas returned
borne from Tbe Dalles aud seems very
much delighted at being at Mt.
Hood again.
W. S. Urlbble made a flying trip to
Portland to purchase a new line of
summer dry goods.
Miss T. E. Jones spent a couple of
days In tbe lower valley visiting old
acquaintances.
The Orange held tbelr usual meet
ing last Friday evening witha very
good attendance.
Chester Walton was the lucky boy
tbat held the number bi b drew the
buggy raffled off by Ilollie Spauld
lug. Kev. Dr. Blakely, of Pendleton,
gave two vary Inleiesting sermons
Sunday.
R. ti. Moitoo returned home from
Kansas City, Missouri, be being aeut
tbere as a delegate to tbe oonventiou
by tbe Presbytery.
A crowd of the young folks spent
Sunday at tbe Punch Bowl, and re
port a good time.
Tbere will be a dance given by tbe
directors of tbe bslL Frldar evening.
Jnne IX Com one and all. We'll
assure you a good tme. Good muslo
snd a ho a good sapper. Proceeds to
go toward putting In a new floor in
tbe ball.
Mt Hood and Belmont boys plsyed
a game of ball Sun lay. The score
waa 9 to 10 la favor of Belmont.
Wake up boys, you'll have to come
out of It.
Joe Pelky baa returned and is baok
at hla old job la Kelley Wiabart's
aaw mllL
Lou Btldwln la ereoting a new
bungalow boas for Batson and Zim-eon.
Jake Lens and a crew of meo are
putting a new bridge across tba river
where tbe old one wssned oat la
winter, commonly called tbe toll
bridge.
Strawberry picking will soon begin.
It the weather oontinues favorable.
Prospects are very good in this violn-
ity-
IT SAVED MY LIFE-
WRITES ECZEMA PAT IE ST
Bed-ridden Sufferer Completely Cored
by Use of 1). l. 0. External. Wasb
One of tbe most remarkable eczema
oures recently credited t tbe well
known D. D. D. Prescription bas just
been recorded in Chicsgo
Mrs. E. Hegg. 1550 West Msdisou
street, under date of Dec 9, 1907,
writes as loiiowa:
"I have suffered tbree years witb
Weeping Eczema. It started witb a
little spot on my knees aud spread
fasi. over my wbolubody. 1 spent
hundreds of dollars, aud went to ev
ery good doctor 1 hexid ot, but kept
getting worse. Nothing wuuld ttop
tbe awful itch aud burning.
"1 bad to stay in bed front the
middle of May to tbe middle oi July.
J ben I tried D. D. D. Presoiiptiou.
Ibis is the Utb ol December and am
eutiieiy free from the terrible disease.
D. D. D. saved my lite.
"When 1 began tbis treatment, peo
ple were afraid of me, I looked so ter
rible. My busbaud was the only one
who would take care of me. D. D. D.
stepped tbe itch at once so 1 could
sleep, which 1 hud not done before.
ineu I begau to get belter last and
now my tkiu Is ciear aud white, not
a spot anywhere. "
Just a lew drops ot l). I J. V. fie
soriptiou applied to tbe skin bring"
relief nothing to swallow or drink.
We vouch for D. D. D. Prescription,
also tbe clemming D. D. D Soap,
Keir & Cat-s Uet a bottle today it
you have any tkiu dlteHse. Begin
your cure ut cute.
BELSHAZZEIt.
Beautiful Production of tlii Opera
at I he Opera House.
For tbe past two weeks tbe youug
people of the Christian obuich, assist
ed by some of tbe best musical talent
of Hood River, have been uugsged iu
the rreparatloi of the eacied opera,
"Bellshazznr", or Ihe Fall ot Baby-
ion Noun of tbe coutataa or
operas relnire to the Bible stories
have such scope or oiler such oppor
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts, Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood Kiver. Also homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
win uo wen to wnw or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mi. bier. Oregon
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 can of far b.tt.r goods nor botlor prices
In.poct our Storm b.for purcHaalntf
R. E. LARAWAY, Manager
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SICK
ROOM
CONVENIENCES
In great variety are here to help the invalid to recovery. There are hot
water bags, fountain syringes, atomizers, sprayers and innumerable other
things. As with our drugs and medicines our sick room appliances are
selected for their high quality. They have the approval of all physicians.
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RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
tnnity for dramatic productions
tbis litlsbazzar's feast. and when, stag
ed and acted in gorgeous oriental coc-
tnmes. It never fails t prove lo hot
tatUtactory entertainment.
The director. Mr. Kobinson, rarrUa
a fall line of rich costumes and each
one of tbe 50 people engaged in the
production will be trebly dressed to
represent one of tbe old-time nbarac
ters. The drill by 20 young misses is
a beautlul eight and tbe entiie per
formance will be given witb a nai.rul
attention to detail and a finish seldom
seen Id borne talent entertainments.
Xbe proceeds are tor tbe benefit of
tbe new Christian Cburob and many ;
or tne singers of the churches have
joined to mske the entertainment the
tin est ever given in Uood Kiver. The
following la the cast of cbaraotres: I
Clarke
Nitooris, tbe Queen Leila Ilersbner
Daniel tbe Propbet Cbas. N.Clarke
Hanamal C. B. Aristnan
High Priest of Baal - Harold Ilersbner
Jewish Maiden Edith Andrews
Lord of tbe Court Ashley B.Caab
Lady of tba Court Edith Copple
Angel - - Mrs. Ethel Keiryrua
King or Persia Will Isenburg
Jewish Maidens duet - Blanche
Howe. Nettie Peuab
Wise Men Burleigh Cash. Stanley
Stevenson.
Queeo'a Train Bearers Ruth Sbreve,
Beatrice Shreve.
Jewish Maidens trio Ruth Wood,
tana ujppie, xsettie reugn.
Daniel'a Companions A. B. Cash, B.
Cash. H. llersnber. Ulenn Uilltte.
Cyrua Soldiers Keuel Wolverton, Alb
ert Uarrabrant, Lang ley Htepbeu
aon, Hugh Copple.
King's Cup Bearers Delia Morton,
rtutn rompkins, Ethel McDonald,
Ella McDonald.
Queen's Attendants Edith Copple,
Mettle Puegb, Kittie Bragg, Susie
Vaugban.
Jeiab Quintet A. B. Cash, Blanche
Howe, Jennie Kdglnitton, langley
Stevenson, Stanley Stevenson.
Belshszzar's Maidens Delia Morton,
Lucille Huntley, Esther Huubaodf,
Bewie Martin, Ella McDonald,
Ellen Bloweis, Fl irtn e Carsou,
Anna Stone, Ella Dfck. Auua
Wood, 'Kutu Tompkinc, Myrtle
Howe, Myrtle Stevens,EdnaLoeer,
Sadie McLain, Blanche Howe,
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CHERRY PECTORAL.
Ethel McDonald, Etbel Ireiber,
Rntb Phillips, Marion Howe.
Aocompanuist Miss Lena Newton.
Ladies of tbe Opera Frauds Bragg,
Kittie Bragg, Ellen Blowers, Edith Cop
ple, Florence Carson, Ella Deok, Jen
nie Edgington, Ethel Treiber, Leila
Ilersbner, Myrtle Howe, Helen Howe,
Blanche Howe, Lucille Huntley, Esth
er Husbands, Mrs. Etbel Keir, Edna
Loser, Delia Morton, Ruth Morton,
Ella McDonald, Sadie MoLean, Bessie
Martin. Hazel dinger, Ruth Phillips,
Nettle Pengb.Anna Stone, Ruth Sbreve
Beatrloe Shreve, Myrtle Stevens, Ruth
lompklns, Suite Vaugban, Iva Willcer
aon. Anna Wood. Rutb Wood.
Men ot tbe Opera Cbas. N. Clarke,
Athur Clarke, Ashley B. Cash, Harry
Cash, tiugb Copple, W. A. Evlnger,
Albeit Uarrabrant. Sidney Bender
son. Harold Ilersbner. Will Isenberg,
Stanley Stevenson, Langley Steven
son, Keuel Wolverton.
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