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OOP H1VEK OJLAOlJEit THbittiDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908.
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
Jaa Cook, Austin Lockumu aiid
Aln. "l.ucey atttmJed the achool ior
apfle'piicUati bell In Hood River last
wee.
M. lliwtborne lost a valuable cof
UsL wesk. Outer or alfalfa bloat
Ottuscl her dentil.
C f 'liigbaupt lost a burse last week.
The liorxe stepped into a hole in aucb
a nintiuer at to break a letf, thus mak
ing its deut'i practically necessary.
A tract of laud lyiug north of that
owned bv M. Hawthorne is sol 1, but
we hire not learned the name of the
piirchasor. This tract is a pail of that
known as the Sliniierlaiitl laud end
will make a fine property for the
b!iivs, who. we ere told, expects to
be at home Ibeie la luu utsr luiure.
M.irv KleUter. of Iliinois, arrived
here Saturday and is viBitiou friends
at the home of J. J. Kiurueuarber.
W. A. Loakuiau came home Wdnes
dav. He made a huHitiem visit lu
Portland, also In Carson, Wash.
Ij. A. K. Clark oaiue home 'lburndoy
alter a two days' businoss visit In
Portland.
O. L. Walton' mottwr and lit!!
brother came down from their home
near lbe Dalles for a visit at the
home of O. L. Walter.
The many friends of Venioe Celli
st) 11 will be glad to beat that aha is to
be again oouoted of Udell.
Venioe will be at home with Mrs.
louse? and will keep the household
uiaobinery running smoothly while
Mia. louBoy attends to her woik as
teaoher In the primary department of
Odell school. Venice la true blue and
Is always weloome here, where she is
known for true worth, and one 0t the
happiest dispositions,
O.H. Rboadei returned from a bunt
Saturday. We are told their paok
contained bear meat, venison and
buokleberries.
-(Joldtbwaite and Cbrlntio are the
Dames of two new mail boxe.4 just be
side the box marked 13. K. 'fuoker
These gentlemen purchased land lying
ill) the river road from the Tuoker
reisdeiice aud they are now patrons of
K. f. U. tio. 1.
Mrs. M. D. Odell is visiting ber sla
ter and relatives In Portland and those
well known friends ot Odell, the Nells
at Cornelius, Oregon.
Albert Shelley was out In the moun
tains lnut week foi a buut.
Don Crosby was a Portlaud visitor
one day last week.
Irene and 'Olive Fisher, uf Moaier,
came down Hturdny for a vlelt at the
home of thoir grand parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. A. Wood.
M. L. Howard and daughter Mayme
went to Salem to attend the state fair
JiiKt week.
Aubrey Davis la home from an ex
tended visit with relatives in Califor
nia. Id last week's notes we failed to
tell of an exciting runaway, lu which
JS. I. Voting and son, Ulouu, figured,
on the Saturday before last. No eri
oiii Injury resulted, bnt little Ruth,
who was one of the oooupanta of the
vehicle to wbloh the horses that were
in aucb a burry were attaobed was
quite frightened.
Margie Crockett Is home from a
visit with the family of ber aunt,
Mrs. A. J. Frledley, ot Hood Kiver.
Mrt. Hattle Crockett has been visit
ing relatives and friends In ihe Dalles
aud has coma back toi a visit with
bor daughter. Mrs. Wm. Kemp,
Oertrudo Daveuport, of Mosier, bn
bnen with hei sister here for a visit,
Mrs. Harry Kemp, and with friends.
Odell school Is progressing well un
der the mnnagement of its able corps
of teachers. I'he attendance is large
Mild interest good and we' teel justilled
In expeotiug gratiiying lesults.
Amoug those who wore seen going
out for a hunt were the following : C.
P. Odoll, Clarence Knapp, Harry Bil
llman, I'red Plliigliaupt, Pete Lenz.
. Mr. aud MrsTPettTLeuz baTe""pn
chased property lu Dukes Valley and
their home is now there.
O. II. Ehrck Is a Portland visitor
. this week.
NEW FALL GOODS
Of Barrettes, Brooches, Bracelets, Scarfpins, Egyptian Matrix Novelties, Belt
Buckles, Etc. Also our large staple line of
WATCHES. DIAMONDS and Sterling'
and Solid Gold Goods
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WE; PAY SPOT CASH
Are ALWAYS followed TO THE LETTER when we fill the prescrip
tion. He prescribes what he believes will cure. It is our business to
supply the EXACT medicine he orders. Come here with your prescrip
tions and if medicines can cure, THOSE PREPARED BY US WILL
INSURE RECOVERY.
KEIR
SMITH BLOCK
J. H. Kggart expeots to load three
rars of wood this week. The wood is
owned by Mr. Iaft, ot Hood Kiver.
Geo. W. Craw, of Portland, and
Roswell Shelley, ot Carsoo, plan to
visit Odell this week. These gentle
men bare property interests here and
their coming is for biuiuess relating
to their holdings here.
Mis. W. C. Ehrck and lit le daugb
ter, Xbelnia, have gone to their home
in Portland, after having made an ex
tended visit at the home of Mrs. Wrr.
Ubrok.
.We teel that the new car-lcr on R.
V. I). No. 1 deserve a good word, for
wbeu his work is t arefully considered
be is H iking an exceptional record.
The number of errors is small and de
livery is made In good time.
Last week J. W. Strong sold bis
twenty acre traut for a vousideiatiou
of $0,250. We understand that imme
diate possession is a part of the con
tract of sale We regret to loaro that
this family is to be no longer of Odell
lint sincerely wMi '.hem tuccess in
their uew home, wheiever it may be.
We exteud to those who will coae in
thoir place a be irty welcome aud tiimt
that tbey may Hud in Odell a pleasaut
and profitable home.
Next week we expect to tell you ol
a wedding. Perhaps you bear the
ringing ot wedding bells even now.
"hoitii v hop
Are you just barely getting around by
the aid of crutches or a cane? Tnlesg
you have lost a limb or have a defor
mity if your trouble is rheumatism,
lumbago, sprain, stiff joints, or any
thing of any like nature use B.illanlV
Snow Liniment and in no time you can
throw away your crutches and be as
well as anyone. Price L'5c, 0i: mul $1.
Sold by Ciias. X. Clarke.
MOUNTHOOD.
Lydia Morton left Weilms ly, Sep
tember 1C, for Pendleton, to attend
the aoademy there.
Miss Bailey, tbe teacher of the
school at Dee, spent Sunday h' D. K.
Cooper's home.
School began Monday with Mr Mnr
dook piiooipal bud Miss I'urci 11 pri
mary teacher.
Work on the new school bouse is be
ing rapidly pushed, on lbe west side.
It will soou be ready for sobool work.
Myron Wisbait wont to Tbe Dalles
last week to work.
Rev. Cornelius delivered two good
sermons Sunday. Kveryoue is invited
to next Sunday services, especially to
tbe young people's and children's ser
vioe in tbe evening.
A baby was born to Mi. and Mre.
Alien Maormn Saturday, The mother
is doing well, but the bufcy disd at
birtb.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roy Henson's-CaTy
has been sick during the past week.
Myrtle Tomilusou is lu poor beulth
caused by a strain of the muscles
about the lungs.
Mi. and Mrs. Anderson made nu
overland trip to The Dalles last week.
Friday night in dribble's hall an
enthusiastic meeting ot the men of tbe
upper valley was held. A league was
oigauized, to be known ps the Upper
Valley Development League. Thirty
six or more joined and they raised
nearly $100. Every business man in
the upper valley should bolong to this
league and push its development.
President T. H. Larwood ; vice presi
dent, W. H. Marshall; secretary and
treasurre, II. ii. Langille; committee
for publication, H J. Molsaao, W. 11.
Marshall and Koy Uabson.
A large shipment of pears went
from D. R. Cooper'a during tbe past
week. .
A. J. Speuoer, of California, is vis
Ring Rev. Cornellsoo.
Kodol will, in a very abort time, en
able the stomach to do the work it
should do, and the work it should do is
to digest all the food yon eat. It makes
the stomach sweet mid it is plensnnt to
take. It is sold here by Kelr it Cuso.
FRANKTON.
At the student bndv nieetinu. which
was held September 14. the tnllnwinu
otliorei were elected: President, Jae
lleaton: vice president. Lizzie Ebv:
secretary, Stephen Eby; treasurer,
Donald Nuunemaker; sergeant at arms
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Wililam Martin. On Friday a meet
ing was held aud the oouatittition
doited, ibis eek there is to be a
meeting to make further arrangements
for athletic. The students mean to
make this school year oue thi.t shall
mark the beginning of a period of ad
vancement and fame for Fraukton.
Friduy moiuiig the ttachers aud
pupils enjoyed a call from our couuly
superiuteudeut, E. E. Goad.
The eighth grade examinations, held
lust week, were couducted by Mr. A fa
tten. New water pipes hav nrrived and
tre beiug put in. Ibis will be gieat
improvement mt-r pieeent water ays
teui. Erciyciin is uwakeuiug to tbt
I'otterinent of our school and we shsll
I a ton lauk ainuov tl.e tirvt schools ol
i the county.
j Saturday nllernoen the directnu
made the school a very pleiaut rail.
I bey Infer held a boaid neetiug.
ibis week the new iluuLs foi the in
teriuediutu gra e ueio receive !. Miiia
Rih siid In.i ii il v.eie ylud to re
ceive them, i. s tl.e j i.uie In en having
to woik quite iucetivenLiilly for ev
erul weeks.
A It ('It. NT CHILI)
dreads the tiro. The dread U whole
some, but not the burn; that can he
bculed and instantly relieved by apply
ing It.tllard's Snow l.lniu.t nt. lie pre
pared for accidents by keeping a bottle
always in the hous . Heft for surains
bruises, cuts, scalds, rheumatism, neu
ralgia, bunions any and all aches and
pains.
Price, 25c, fiOc and J 1. 00. Sold by
Chus. N. Clurke.
MOSIER.
Mr. Bud Mrs Stromp, of Wilnou
ville, Oie , tp-iiL n couphi nf days
looking over Moeitr real estate last
week with a view of buying.
Mr. McCaigor. of Portland, spent
Friday aud Sutrudiiy on bis ranch
here.
Mr. aud Mis. E. L Howe, of Poit
laud, are back to tbe lariu again,
l hiy have iiient most cl tbe sumn.ei
here on the 1 1-. no h.
Mr. aud Mr W. A lluslunds uud
chiidieu. Mrs. A. Root, Mrs. Bert
Middleswart aud childreu, were shop
plug lu hood liiter Friday.
The dlrect'jrs of the Mos'er Fruit
Uiowers Association held a meeting
Saturday atturuoou couceruing tin
coming appl i eeasou.
Mrs. Jus Cole aud children ire
psendiug a veek or si in Poitland
with ber parents.
Mrs. A. Or.ibnni arrived Just Sunday
to visit her f u I -; a after an absence of
four years, three of which have been
spent at Nome, Aluska. She thinks
cf returning, an she is ulready houx
sick for the frozen north.
LS. C. Dnnoau was in Mosier severnl
days last week.
Mrs. A. Nelson, of The Dalles, re
turned homo Wednesday, alter a vii-it
here with her brother aud family,
Wm. Jouhsou.
Elmer Coyle aud family moved lust
week to LaFayetie, Ore., where they
have purchased o homo. Mrs CoyluV
mother, Mrs. lirahani, iiecouipanicri
them to their new home, where she
expeots to upend a month or moie.
Mr. and Mrs M. 11. Crait have
moved back to their Mosier home,
having iiih'Io final proof on Mrs.
Cratt's Mt. Hood homestead. Tbe old
friends are glad to have them ha' k in
Mosier.
Our sobool has been in eessiou one
week. Teachers and scholars all seem
well pleased, the number of scholars
enrolled to date being fltty.
Twelve enra ot home grown prunes
were sent eant this year through the
Mosier Fruit Ornwers Association.
This fruit found market lu New Yorl,
Pittsburg and Chicago.
A. P. linteliaiu and daughter went
to. Portland Sunday. Miss Maude le
mains to attend school.
Quite a serious accident happened
lust Thursday evening, bm Alex Ste.i;rt
and b) W. Davidhizer were returning
from Mr. Stewart's ranch, where they
Iih1 been working. As they were coin
lug down grade the biake failed to
work pri perly and the horse becoming
somewbat tractions, ran the rig upon
a log lying at the roadside, thus tip
ping tbe occupants out. Mr. David-
You Get Right Prices
9 imnmif StqA.JLISJjil
irections
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Young Men's Clothes
Ederheimcr, Stein & Co., Makers
PROVIDED especially this Fall
for you fellows of high school and
college age. Bought the smartest
Young Men's styles ; of makers spe
cializing Young Men's clothes.
That's why the garments we're selling
best meet your ideas of the sort of
clothes you ought to have.
You've probably guessed the makers name is
Ederheimer, Stein &-Co. No other name so closely
associated with stylish clothes for young menj no
other house devoting so much thought, study and
ripe experience to this one branch of clothesmaking.
We've got the newest models; many nifty stylea
of cuff and lapel; pattern are the richest American
and foreign weaves. You'll find your choice among
them.
Frank
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hlzer escaped unhurt, while Mr. Stew
art lauded on head aud shoulders
agninsi tbe liiuk. 1 1 i h U ft phoulder
was badly bruised and broken. Dr.
Kobinsjn was ctdled aud proceeded to
bandage up tho injured arm and
shoulder, i'hnt is the second bad bo
cldent to hnppeu in Mosier within tbe
last three weeks.
Road Inspector W. E. Monkey and a
gang ot able mou commenced work on
the new road up Keck creek Inst week
so tbe tune of tbe pick and shovel in
contact with the earth aud ruckc, goes
merrily on.
Kev. M. M. lil'idsoe, efcrotary of
the BiiptUt association, delivered two
very inteiestiug sermons Sunday, Sep
tember 20. Tho series of meetings
held rt tho itapti.-it church for the
past three weeks close. 1 lutt Wednes
day evening. Kveryono enjoyed ltev.
Smith's speaking and we hope be cau
visit Mosier ngain iu the future, as
there has been muoh good accomplish
ed through his ell or e while here.
W ILL I ME KENT MANY
Every person should know that good
health if iiiipnNilI il the kidtievs are
dcrnnifcd. Foley's Kidney liemedy ill
cure kidney and bladder diseases in
every form, and will build i i and
strengthen these organs m they will per
lorin their functions properly. Xo dnii'
ger of l!riy;lit'fl diaeaso or diabetes if Ko
lev's Kidnev Uerncdv is taken in time.
Clarke's Drug Store.
BARRETT.
Ihe Kookford merohaut made a (ly
ing trip to PoiMaud on Mouduy ot
this week and bought his winter stock
i f guods and uotiuus.
w. C. Adams has mode a eucoess In
raising nutmeg melons and cacti-
loupes, lie sold a lond ou Salurduy
ln.it which betted nlm flz.
Some person or pt.rsuns visited Jim
Kistr's melo'i patch ore night lust
peek aud destroyed a lurge number of
water melons. It will be well for the
next party who goes to Jim's water
melon patch to tako nlunlern, foi Jim
denlires eteriml vengeance on the
next.
The meeting which was callod by
tho directors of the Hood Rivet ir
rigation District on Friday of hu-t
weuk well attended and tho mat
ter of paying oil the local indebted-uti-H
was well dicussed. It was voted
to levy a special utx for that purpose.
Wheu our local iudebteduefs i9 paid
the bonds can be bold and this will
shew that tbe district is n t behind iu
put lug up tbe money.
Jie Cirotf is now bauliuu tire wood
to Hood Kiver. Joe will be doing
scniit bing. , ;-
Will Miuer reti.rued htuue ou Sat-
ord.iv after au treoi of ome
moiitha rpent in Wa-iiinjitim end
lduho.
Kl Watts, the tdaNterir. is now
woikiug fVr tlio government at tin
Warm Spriugs rererratiuii, but will he I
houe early in (-otobrr. SiHr.oae Kd
has learne't the Iudian jargon.
A llmglar in Tinui
ih name is "bad coiiirh." He doesn't
cave for g..ld t.r silver, but he will ftea!
.Hotel Gerlinger...
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P. 1IEMS1XGEX, Prop.
OPEN DAY AN I) NIGHT. ALLTRA1XSSTOP IX FRONT
OF THE
A. Cram
your health away. If he appears in
your house arrest him at once with Bal
lard's Horehound Syup, it may mean
consumption if you don't. A cure for
nil coughs, colds and client troubles.
Price 2f:, 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by Chus. N. Clarke.
To Keep Salt Dry.
"To prevent salt iu saltcellars from
becoming damp nud lumpy, wheu
Ulliug them put in ten to twelve
pieces of rice, " says Woman' Home
Compauiou tor Septerubor. "Ibis
will not oiite through the holes in
the cover of the saltcellars, bur. will
break the lumps of salt nud gitther
the moisture, thus the salt is always
One and dry. "
Cures Winter Cough.
J. E. Clover, 101 N. Main Lt., Ottawa,
Kuns., writes: "Every fall it has been
my wife's trouble to cutcb a severe cold
and therefore to cough all winter long.
Lnst fall I got her a bottle of Horchound
Kyrup. She awid it and has been able
to sleep soundly all night long. When
ever the cough troubles her 4wo or
three doM-a stops the cough, and she is
able to be up and well." 25c, 60c and
$1.00. Sold by Chns. N. Clarke.
Law liaten lor Emit Fair.
Cbas. T. Karly, chairman of the
transportation committee of the Hood
Kiver Fruit Fair, has received word
from Wm. MoMurray, general passen
ger ageut of the O. K. & N. railroad.
that rates of tare and one third will
be put in effect for tbe iair from all
points reached by that road in Uie
gon. Ootobei 17 hag been selected by
the fair association as Portland day
and on that date round trip tickets
will be sold bt tbe rate of one fare.
The cheep rate made by tbo railroad
for visitors from Portland is expeoted
to insuie a good attendance from that
city.
An Ounce of Prevention.
is worth a pound of core. There are
many poor sufferars, consumptives who
are hopeless of getting well who, if
they had taken care of themselves
would now be well. A cough is Ihe
foundation of consumption. Ballard's
Horehoiind Syrup will euro that cough.
Mrs. S., Creat Falls, Mont., writes: "I
have used Ballard's lloreliound Syrup
iu my family for years my children
never suffer with coughs." Sold by
Chas. N. Clarke.
'Jeo. Chamberlain, of Monier, spent
Thursday iu this city.
DeWiu'e Little Early Risers, safe.
easy pleHsant, sure, little liver pills.
iSold by Keir & Cass.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
hind at low prices at present, (iood
trowing community. Six miles east of
IF .ml 1 liver. Also homesteads and re
limiuishnieiits. Parties wishing to buv
will do well to writ.' or 6ee
GEO. CIIAMBKKLAIN
Mi.t-ier. Oregon
HOTEL
The School that Place
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BT USING
SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dote In tablets
Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They ar made from the active principle or the
condenaed eaaence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust, Athei, Chop Feed or Bran. Are Just
as food when 10 years old aa when 10 days old. They comply with all pun dru( lawa. Ask for
and try once SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fev .-, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder
Spavin iCure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.'
Incorporated! Capital Stock V300.000.00; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
For Sale by Hanna & Perigo.
Creating a Reserve
Is not difficult otce you start to save your
money systematically. But if you ever expect to
be independent financially through your own
efforts you must make the start. Money saved
and put away safely will protect you from
misfortune and prepare you to take advantage
of opportunities that will surely come to you.
Funding the capital of your working years
Insures Your Future
But choose the right place to put your capital
or the hard-earned savings of a lifetime may be
swept away in a day. We offer our patrons the
counsel and experience of our directors, together
with every banking facility consistent with sound
business methods in all their relations with us,
and pay 4 per cent interest on all deposits made
in our Savings Department. Give us the op
portunity and we will aid you to make your
money earn more money.
The First National Bank
HOOD HWER, OREGON.
MAIUONMaeUAE
PORTLAND
LIST YOl.TIt IMIOI'KHTY WITH
MacRae & Angus
Portland and Hood River
We are prepared to handle
HOOD RIVER
FRUIT LANDS
on a large scale and if you want to make prompt sales
give us your contract. Phone Mr. Angus at his farm,
Home phone No. 187L, Hood River. Write to the
Portland office, 482 Chamber of Commerce.
WHITE SALMON VALLEY
BIENNIAL ERUIT FAIR
OCTOBER 13 and 14, 1908
''pilE grandest display of Fruit,
Vegetables and Farm Products
ever placed on exhibition. Our
Poultry Show will be grand.
A large space devoted to Crazy
I'fitch Work and other domestic
articles.
EXHIBIT FREE TO ALL VISITORS
Excursion Rates
Boat
HARNESS AND SADDLES
And All Kinds of
Harness Goods, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets
and Robes.
Tents, Awnings and Wagon Covers
George Irvine
Successor to S. J. Frank
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS
PORTLAND. OREGON
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