The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 21, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr : ( HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY JANUARY 21, 1909. Five DM ( : Robbed vSaHiia in Transit Our Fall Line of Ladies Suits and Coats and Children's Coats was robbed transit and almost half of it stolen. It breaks the line of sizes, and as they were not careful in replacing the goods in the box they are. slightly mussed, and for this reason we are making a very attractive price on the lot. Call in and look them over. You will appreciate every article as a bargain : : : : IIP I GG & CO., Mood River What Ails You Do you feet weak, tired, dependent, h.ve frequent head- eating, stomach nw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spell. .PyTptom.r ' "PPet',e' n'Utea " tim" ki"drei If you have any conaiderabl. number of the bore iymptoma you are .ufferin from biliou,. net, torpid hver with indication, or dr.Deosia Dr. Pierce'. Golden Medical Di.co" eru made iLZl . ""J' y'lu'hlc "ticinI principle, known to medical .cience for the permanent ' ,,uch "."normal conditions. It i. a most efficient liver invif orator, stomach tonic, bowel regulator and nerve strenfthencr. The Golden Medical Discovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum ndUi h f ,nredie"; beinU printed on i bottle-apper and S under oath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harm ful h.h.t.form.n draft. It is a fluid extract made with pure" r pie refined glycenne, of proper .trwtfth, from the root, of native American medical forest plants. World'. Dispensary Medical Association, Props" Buffalo N Y ANOTHER LETTER FROM OTTEN-HILL PARTY MM Ooenn, January 10, 1909. Editor Uluicer Ihe last time we wrote you we were it 1 remember cor rectly .bout to go and bear the Koyal Hawaiian Bund, wbioh wa did and enjoyed it greatly, to out surprise very few people were out. We uuked seveial why the people did uot tutu out bettor. l'heii answer was thnt the weatbot was too cold. It wuh cool and there wns a little sprinkle of rain now and then, but for December was simply beautiful. It wag waun enough to use an umbrella for protec tion from the sun and showers in be tween. During that week we took in be few points of interest iu and around the city. Went out to the pineapple district where you ride for miles and miles ti rough sugiir cane Belda before coming to the pineap ples. Vp passed through this district liutd with Holds of the fruit in difter ent stages ot growth, it taking two years, 1 believe, for tbem to msituie. One place we were told the tons of plants were two miles lung so you may realize to pnir.e extent the acie age, when it took two hours to reach the end of the road, where we were met and taken o a hotel, you might call it, still it ia a private bungalow home, where we weie served to a good home oooked dinuei, with fresh aud deliiious strawberries f erred with choppei pineapple for deceit, our host saying they had to mix in the pineapple to make the berties go urouod as it was just a little early tnr berries, but 'a January we thought ourselves fortunate to bare thorn even mixed. While there ia uot much to do here to ciooupy your time we managed to pot in the week to good advantage and on luesduy started on the trip to the volcano. We bad been told in liouolulu that the trip was something tierce, but to our great satisfaction we.bad a lively trip, no one ot ua the least little tit seasick aud enjoyed every minute of it We passed the leper Island in the distance. A more desolate looking place you could uot imagine, though they told us the other tide, where the settlement is located is very Htn. Well we hoped it was for the take of those who always bave to stay there after having once been banished. One thing we no ticed in Honolulu, every where are homes and sobools for the children of poor or leper parents, ho they are to be pitied. The next morning we were on the coast of the island of Hawxii, tlr largest of the group, it is very, very beautiful, just as far as the eye cculd see was plantation after plantation of sugarcane, green aud leautiful. Uete and there as we passed along was what appeared to be a small tou but on inquiry we were t,id 'hey weie the pi HiiHiiou f iliiings Kuril Un til, ii. n Im ii cwu pusiollire. rime, t Uoi I. church, elo Aloft t.l l ieui t.aie i l.t r own f.tigur mill. We went on Htm i n ii l it we urriieci at u town Ci.K 'l I H . at.i ehi t , nliue saw tle.i) 1 r'fl pH9'-ugei -, u:hil, I nu'giigH afd itint.. 1 hey have no winner, I 'll ioAoi a licut with block i.ud Ink 1 . iet d'jwp. a scrt of n ladder gaug plauk and down t e p is.-engers pn, eeverpl natives wtm l- the way are real water duck mw them to the landing aud Irifg lisck who or what ever is to he transported farther At last we came to Cecoanut lelsud, a beautiful little spot vety near the main island, where we landed at lliln. Here we bad dinner and took a ride out to their one wonder, Kaiubow falls. Afterwards we to"k the train to Ulenwood, passing through a real jungle that looked as though it would be impossible to penetrate After a lew miles of this we once more went lor miles and miles through the fields of oaue. At Ulenwood we took a stage foi a 9-mile ride to the Volcano House, we passed again through the jungles with here and there a clearing aud at last about 7 o'clock w :iw the bright ted glow from the volcano. Even that seut a thrill through you, as we were very impatient at our slow progress, it being uphill, but at Us1: we arrived tired and hungry ami were met ly the sailing . landloid, Mr. Ueajofthenes Lycurgos. 1J is dinner whs just as good as his name 1j loig and we all did it justice. As soon aftet dinner a- we could we were fitted out with noises, lauterns, divided skirt fur the ladies, (all tiding usttide) and a gaide and we started for the crater. We went one and one half miles by trail tb'oogh the jungle almost straight dan hill, then two miles aoross the lava beds, the glow from the crater ever guiding us on to Kil avea, the greatest aotive volcano in the world. At last we are there; all we cau tay or do is to stand on the blink of the great precipice and gaze down 215 feet ou four acres of burn ing lava and exclaim How beautiful ! Look there, oh! Look over there! Isn't that grand, etc. 1 can ouly nay as a gentleman said, we see it, we taste it, we smell it, we wondei what power is behind it, but we have not the words to describe it. it is simply graud. At last we had to leturn to the hotel to sleep. In the morning aftei goiug over the sulphur beds iind lookiug and wondering about the steam escaping from eveiy crack iu the ground, we again started to the crater to see it by day light. It whs just as beautiful in its way as by night aud we enjoyed it thoroughly. Ihe next innrniug at half past six we very reluctautly climbed iuto the old stage and started ou our return trip over the same old way, aud bad ouly one oue experience. At Laupahoehoe we 'Hiv them kiing so e donkeys aboard. Ihey put a btrong halter and rope ou theni and trail them after the boat lo the steamer here they hoist tbem up on a sort of a rope ladder. Une poor donkey would not swim at all aud seemed scared to death. At about 7 o'clock a. m we again unit ed at Honolulu, wbeu we decided to start for dan Frauciscn, as there was a laige steamship, the Maschuiiti, ready to sail, aud there was uo other ship on wbioh we could sail until Jau uary 39, which was longer thuu we thought we oared to stay as the weath et bad become quite oppressive. So jv are homeward hound with only oue regret. Home liawaiiau friends said they bad planned a laub iu our honor at their home, that being to the best of wnr knowledge a teal Ha waiian dinner, however Ihey came to see us off aud decorated ua iu their Leis wbioh we threw hack as we sailed away with alah to those we were leav ing behind and happy to get uearer the loved ones at home. With hello to all Hood Hiver, adieu. Otteu-Hill party. For health and happiness PeW'itt's Little Early Risers pleasant little liver pills, the best in.de. Sold by Keir & Casa. Kemarks by Old Man Bennett. A sheep herder from out Dufui way cum in to town a phew days ago to see the dominie to make arrangements to get married next mouth, him being a little short of reddy niuuuey, so he traded 2 kiote pelts to the dominie to perform the ceremouy, aud he deliv ered tho po.ts on the spot, and the dominie will go out aud tie the uot when they get reddy. which will be as soon as the bride's sheer turns from a male order house in Chicago, It is not considered good form mi Dnfur way to be marned hate footed. A teller whs t Dinning nt filing to see bis hot gill the otbei ni.e, hurt he leil rutly shute the faie il iexl diligent waut to see him, so hu in a qiiau dairy what to do hiaally l. hegi.n to dress op into his best dud , bid trottio harness so to speak, a: u i hen he thought ho wood leave it l chance aud cut the cards. So lie gin out a deck of cards aud sed Ki d 1 11 go and black I will stay to home, am! it cum blaok; but he went on dress lug. Then he sed mebbe the Urst cut was oureliable so be wood switch aud out again, and ho sed Ulaok I'll go and red I'll stay to huome, aud ii cum red ; butl he Kept on dressing. Then be deoided he wood count the pins in the pin cushion, aud if they was a odd number he'd go, if a even number be woodent, and they was Kl of em. Then he coucluded such per ceediugs was oureliable. so he wood shake the dice, and if it ontu even he'd go, odd he'd stay to home, and be tin owed 13, and then he said it was best '2 iu 3, and he tbrowed 11. then be sed the best 3 in 5 and he throwed 9. Then be sed dice was a gambling gaini, so he'd put ten white beans and one blaok beau in a sock, and if he drawed a white btan he'd go, if be got black bean be wcodent, and be drawed the black bean. Then be be concluded be'd take a grab ot teeth picks and If tbey was a odd number be'd go, even he'd stay, aud he grabbed 89. But alt the time be kep;getting reddy and then he started towards the bouse and stopped at the city drug store and says I'll take me more chance; if I take a drink I'll go, if I don't take a drink I'll uot go. S be took the drink and wtut ami i. about 2 minutes oum back pll mi i, with bis bat gone, and a dent iu the seat of bis pants just the size ot the old man's foot. All of wicb goes to show that wben your luck is against yon, don't try to force it. Land Sales In Upper Valley r. Arthur Putnam, a new corner from New Hampshire, bought this week from Loudon & Powers, the Fobs place in tbe upper valley. Allen Maoran sold 20 a res this weak, part of bis place in the upper valley to W. A. Stone of Butialo, N. V. Both sales wete made through W. II. Marshall of Dee. A Utile Paxt Weather History. Ooldeudale Gazette, January 1. 1885, Juettwenty-four years ago: Arthur Halo and Kd Wing started for The Dalles last Saturday on horseback, tbe mal baiug lashed no a third pack horse. They arrived at tbe top of tbe mountain so late thit they did not dare to go on through tbe deep and uncertain snow, so tbey returned aud camped at Happy HomeJ station, and triod it again Sunday, but after ll'iauiiering and wandering tor a time through a deuse 'og, tbey bad to re turn and camp at the same place au ctbei night. Monday they went on but had not leturoed up to yesterday nonn. We have no Portland or east ern mail since tbe middle ot Decem ber. Frank Martin and Jim Stioe are carrying the mail between here aud Yakima on horseback. Martin started out from here yesterday morning and will go ou until he meets Btice wben they will -exchange mails and eaob take tbe back track. Andrew Carpen ter lett with the Bickelton mail yes terday, ihe Blockhouse mails come and go regularly. Nothing has passed on wheels or runners between here nnd Columbus for two weeks. Ciold endale Independent. ...The Spot Cash Grocery... Headquarters for the best of everything in (Jroeeries. It is the policy of this linn to give customers the very best that can be bought in the markets. The only store in the city that sells preferred stock in can goods aud Ileinze's Pickles, Olives, Mince Meats, etc. We carry the largest and most complete line of (Jroeeries in the city and make a specialty of the I lest of Everything. (Jive us a call. Wood & Huggins DRIVING GLOVES AND WHIPS Have just received a Kim Line of Men's Double Lined Driving Driving Gloves of all kinds. Also new line of Whips. I carry everything in Harness (Joods, Car- riage Trimmings, Blankets and Robes. George Irvine Successor to S. J. Frank ...Mount Hood Store... W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor. Dry Goods Ammunition Hoots and Shoes Hardware Grauiteware Hay Grain Flour Feed Full line of Groceries Coffee The kind that makes the break fast real Coffee through and through always the same. Your grocer will grind it better if ground at home not too fine. ...Coliseum Skating Rink... Catering to the heat class of patrnns only. Hardwood Floor, Famous Richardson Bull Hearing Skates. Special attention given to beginners. For private lessons apply to l'rof. A. Wnhlstein. Wednesday afternoon for ladies only. General admission : Afternoons free, skates 25c, child ren 15c. Evening; Ladies free, gents 10c, BkateR itfe. Honrs: Afternoon 2 to 5. Evening 7 :30 to 10. : : MUSIC IX ATTENDANCE Arthur Waldstein, Manager V""M nawiJiiiiii mi ! 1 1 j ..in hiuii. mW 1 1 ' TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. AGENTS; FOR THE REGULATOR LINE OF STEAMERS. Hauling, Draying, Laggage Transferred, First Class Livery Turnouts Always Ready. Phone i;U. Stoves, Heaters and Ranges All kinds, New and Secona-hand. Big Stock of New and Second-hand Furniture, Carpets. Art Squares, Rugs Chairs, Rockers, Etc. Agent For CHARTEK OAK Stoves and Ranges O. P. DABNEY & CO. Square Dea Store Is the place to get your Wagons, Buggies or Hac s Plows Harrows and Cultivators. Spray Pumps, Hose and Nozzles. A M- T See our Gasoline Pumps before Buying The engine is right and the price is right. I have in stock Cider Hills, Feed Cutters, House Paints and Oil. Rubberoid Roofing, Genuine Avenarius Carbolenium. Tongue Trucks for Disc Harrows, Genuine Harvey Bolster Springs. Groceries, Flour and Feed. Cooper Spraying Fluids. Stumping Powder, Caps and Fuse. D. Home Phone 1 74 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon Established 1900 Incorporated 1905 The Butler Banking Co. HOOD RIVER, OREGON Capital, Surplus and Profits, over $75,000 Average Deposits for year 1908 - $360,000 Deposits at this time over - - $380,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: LESLIE BUTLER, Pres. J. N. TEAL, Vicc-Prcs, TRUMAN BUTLER, Cashier R. T. COX, Director E. H. FRENCH, Director Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold Travelers' Checks issued available in all parts of the world. Interest paid on Time Deposits Savings Banks for Children. HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT CO. J. M. 8C1IMICLT.KK, HECltKTARY ABSTRACTS, CONVEYANCING and INSURANCE Royal Exchange, (JIoiih Falls, Union Assurance, Western Assurance, National Livestock and Oregon Life Insurance We Imve the only complete fet of Abet ract Books in Hood River and are in position to execute any work in our line with promptness and accuracy Hreiitl.v moved to permanent quarters in Davidnon Building Home Phone 2'U. HOOD RIVER, ORE. ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... ( Filling Prescriptions f & Y J I With Pure Drugs with satisfaction to -jlJi M J both patient and physician is assured if s& y x -z-LI you leave your prescription with us. ! i,i,m We have (jained a reputation for relia- -jji r ()'T 1 "X bility by supplying " 3 Pure Fresh Drugs 2 ill i a" our Ire8(-'r'Pt'on9- When you CSaJ juVy bring your prescriptions here you are lijvJL "sX Bure ' 'ea' service. THE GLACItR PHARMACY. aBg-SLSsfiSns HOOD RIVER. OREGON i i ! 4 9