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Woman s Power
Over Man
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Woman's most glorious endowment is the power
to awaken and hold the pure and honest love of a
worthy man. When she loses it and still loves on,
DO one in the wide world can know the heart agony
ahe endures. The woman who suffers from weak
ness and derangement of her special womanly or
ganism soon loses the power to sway the heart of
man. Her general health suffers and she loses
her Sood looks, her attrnntitmn. l .
-w- . - ......., uuiianiiiiy
and her power and prestige as a woman. Dr. R V Pierr. l n,.r.i w v
the assistance of his staff of .hie physician. L iSSSSfSS!
thousands of women. He ha. devised a successful remedy for womtn".
menu. It , , known a. Dr. Pierce1. Favorite Preaeription. It 7, T no.iti 'e
specific for the weaknesses and d sorders peculiar to wnm. I. I P""e
lates, sreng,hens and heal,. Medicine dwders sell Tt No
ad use you to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
SICK WOMEN WELL.
Dr. P.TO-. PIcMSMut Pellet, ryulst, . .uengthen SiomMch, Liver Hovel
UNDERWOOD.
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hit far
Bitot Corbott w-.9 a mi id-week visit
or at the Dear Springs Ranch.
Mm. Love rri-ed Monday to speud
ome mootbi with htr boo at liear
Springs Kanob.
J. A. Keelny and W. l Cash made
a living trin to Portland Weduesday
ou i'ii.-i in-:-- connected with their new
grade up the Underwood bill. 1'bia
wotk will Boon be completed and
Underwood will then have the beat
road ou the river of any place be
tween Stevenson and Lyle llusutn,
Underwood aud Hood in the last few
mouths bavo expended some fS,U00
in building uhw road". Ereiy ceu'
i f this was raised by subscription oud
paid in cash. 1 venture to say there
is Dot another oomnuity in tbe north
west that can show an equally enter
prising spuil on the part of its peo I
pie. When yuu select a new locution
wby not cast your lot with people
who ar keeuly alive to their interests
aud do not hesitate to bank their
opiuion with hard cash.
(J. A. Cooper aud wife spent Sun
day In Underwood on the ranch.
Tlie entire ollice foico of "Better
Kruit" made a vUit to Underwood
llii- wetk looking tor orchard laud.
They all lolt with a 20 aore :ract in
eaob pocket, and it looks as if Better
Fruit would have to move to Under
wood soon. At any rate, Uuderwoo 1
has no better friends thau Better
Kruit people.
Chris (Jreiseu and O. J. Nelson, of
Hood River, spent several days in
Underwood Ibis week.
J. H. BMngua, of Clarkston, spent
a day here looking for a bouse aud
left after finding just what be wauled.
A mass meeting was held at the
sobool house Saturday to disousa uf-imr-
of geueral inteiett. com
mittee was aoooiuted to meet the
county commissioners ou cettaiu load
mutters
Miss dray, a magazine writer from
Portland, visited Undeiwood ou
Wednesday.
Mr. Van Vorst cume over from
White Salmon to oall on friends.
Tome will be a special musio and
services, at tbe school house on
Kuatei ut half past two o'clock. All
Hre cordially invited.
H. U Lowdou a'id wife made r
week end visit to Hkookum tanch.
The Hood Hirer baseball team play
ed tbe Underwood uiuo. S"ore 9 to 4
in favor of Underwood.
Mr. anl Mrs Amos, of Portland,
spent tbe Atek tt th ir ranob
The HuBUin t.aaeball oine plays Uu
derwood nxt.
Chas. Bovhi. ger, R y S'eigbt, Sol.
Waiker, Joliu Morris i nd L Waldion
bavb located homesteads near Buck
creek.
The Circus
acrobat finds it necessary at all times
lo keep his muscles and joints supple.
That is the reason that hundreds of
them keep a bottle of Ballard's Snow
Liniment always on hand. A sure cure
for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore
throat, lame back, contracted muscles,
corns, bunions and all pains. Price 25c,
80 and $100 per bottle. Sold by Chae.
N Clarke.
HOOu.
"Keep your eye on Hood" things
ure happening here oveiy day. Tbe
to mite is plated and lots moving
rapidly, o if yon ant to get in ou
tbe ground Boor you had better
come early and avoid tbe rush.
Mrs. Wemlort and daughters, of
PortUud. are visiting their sou and
brother W. A. Wendry of Hood.
B. l' Beals is a very busy man
these days, clearing land for U. H.
MaiBb Mr. Beals U doing excellent
work aud is always a man to be relied
on.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hamlin came
over from tbe Skookum ranch Sunday
Mis. Hamlin attended preaobing at
the school house.
Iter. II. C Lowden conducted ser
vices at the sobool house Sunpay
taking I is text from Psalms nintietb
chapti r tl ret terse "Lord thou bas
been our dwelling place in all genera
tions '' Brother Lowden preached a
v ry interesting sermon and much
interest is being taken in tbe meeting
and Sunday school.
The Hood developement asBooation
bas juet finished negotiation for pil
ings to be used in constructing a
dock. Engineers will be on the ground
in a day or two and work wid noon be
begun on a permaueut dock that will
give easy aud safe landing for all
boats ou the river, ibis will help
some (or we acre greatly in need of a
dock and ware bouse to oroteot the
perisbaple freight that is unloaded
here.
J. W. Marsh was up from Portland
last week making some minor arrange
meals concerning tbe erection of a
bungalow uu bis place just auove tbe
station. U. W. Collins lately, from
Pennsylvania, bus tbe contract. Mr.
Mnrah is also going lo build a largo
baru soon.
W. A. Wondorf has finished moving
tbe Buck creek road from where it
rau through bis piuue unto the lino.
Ibis is quite uu improavmeui; ae the
road was very much iu tbe way, beiug
right iu the middle to his line or
chard, i'wu years ago this place could
bavG been bought tor 11,000 and last
Decembei ibey refused an otter of $14,
000 for it.
Mr. and Mrs. (1 . M, Marsh return
ed to Portland Sunday after a two
day's visit at this ranch.
Ueorge Darting and son are vary
busy doing tbe grubbing act. Their
progress bas been somewhat impeded
by the cord wood ou tbe ground which
is sold to Mi. 1 1 an mi They now have a
steady craw aud are making a good
showing. Some of their former crew
was taken witb a violent attack of
fever. This fevet is very contagious
and of course necessitates tbe oessa
tiou of all labor, ibe disease is giv
en in tbe medical dictionaiy as fever
deiurks.
Tbe land buyers are still Hooking
iu keeping P, W. Uebart, OUl real es
tate man, quite busy snowing tbem
around. Some of tbe latest are from
Pittsburg, Pa., Spokane, Wenatchee
and Huod River.
H. U. Lowden Bnd V W. Uebart
made a business trip tu Little White
Salmon Thursday afternoon.
Cal. Luak made a Hying trip to
Home Velley Sunday evening.
Joe, Cbristy, wbo baa.beeu
cord wood for H W. Aris-
Portland Tuesday
M. Lynntt moved his camp I nun
bete to Underwood last week having
justfluishel bis wotk cu the Hood
road In j tie ol the tact that less
than four months ago nouierutis "ex
parts" declared that the roBd could
not be built for tlO.OOO and tiie con
tract price was less than 14000. Mike
seems to have gotten out alive hs be
is still able to pay bis I ills and eveu
buy a cigar now and then
Tbe freight train spent stout halt
au hour at tbe station Monday even
ing unloading lumber for Oeo. Dart
iug. It looks like It might menu n
new barn.
Mr. Fowler's second caiload of hay
which be teceived Tuesday uoon was
gone be! ore Wedur-i-day nigbt. Ha
says there is not much use of getting
bay when tbey t ke it ad away from
him as soon as it gels her.-.
I I of Pound a Week
at least, is what a young baby ought to
gain in weight. 1) ts yours? Ii net
there's something ong with ts di
gestion. Give it o ctree's Baby Mixer
and it w ill begin gaining at once t ines
stomach and howl troubles, aids di
gestion, stop- fictfulnesa go d for teeth-1
mg babies. Price zo M Baa) at Chas.
.. UtarkVa.
Mas- n, tbe conctete man has just
been awarded several Hue contracta
for work iu bia line at Hood River.
Wben good workmanship is wanted
(it. Johns is tbe place to gel lite com
petent men. St. Johns Review.
For Constipation.
Mr. L. H, Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
"Chamberlain's Stoma di and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation." (iive
these tablets a trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant In
effect. Price, 26 cents. Sample free.
For sale by Keir & Cass.
Mrs. Rice, of Hood River Oiegou,
has returned to bar home after spend
ii.g several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Landreth. Oak Park,
Cal. Ledger.
F. H. Coolidge
Dealer in Elgin, Waltham,
Hamilton high grade Watch
es. All Repair Work given
prompt attention. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
F. H. COOLIDGE
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Opposite Paris Fair
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
Mr. Thos. Stenton, postmaster of
Pontypool, Ont., writes: "For the past
eight years I suffered from rheumatic
painB,and during that time I need many
different liniments and remedies for the
c re of rheumatism. Lat summer I
procured a bottle 1 1' Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and got more relief from it than
anything 1 had ever used, and cheerful
ly recommend this liniment to all auf.
Hirers I nun i heumatic painf." For sale
I y Keir & Cass.
J. R. Nunamaker leturued the lat
ter part of tbe week from a trip to
LuLleru Oregon.
"I'd Rather Die, Rot lor,
than have my feet cut off," said M. L.
Kinghrm, of Princeville, 111., but you'll
die from gangrene (which had eaten a
way eight toes) if you don't," said all
doctors. Instead, he used liucklin's
Aurioa salve till wholly cured. Its cures
of eczema, fever sores, boils, burnt and
piles attouna the world. 2So, at Chas.
N. Clarke's.
IsIISlll '" S!"',,1,,i"T1 of bott' patient and I
' ',rC8er'''''
IVir uJSB rt' the watchwords of our prescription de-
VnsMBJ piitniint. Never do we lessen the quality
Isb fir "Pm i tin' I'iU'ti u-i'd in order to sell at a low sfl
H Ink I TT brae. I louever our charges will be found
THE GLACItR PHARMACY,
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
CHAS. N. CLARKE
THE DRUGGIST
I H. 1 1 i H"H 1 1 1 1 i'H H'l H-
1909
If You Are Looking For Snaps, Investigate
Lots in Blocks 4, 5, 6 and 7 Idlewilde Addi
tion to Hood River. Prices, f or short time
only, $10 to $150 per lot. Easy terms or 5
Per Cent Discount for Cash.
For Full Particulars, Address:
J. F. BATCH ELDER
Phone 163-M 430 State Street, Hood River
r,l M A I "MM"I' l'"l"I 'I I 1 M"1-I"I"H-I"1"1"M-I-
Butler Banking Company
We oponed for business on April 4th, 1900, under
the name of Butler & Company, Bankers, continuing
the private bank until November. 1905, when we in
creased our capital and incoi porated as the Butler
Banking Company. Our Capital, Surplus ami Dn
divitletl profits are now over
Eighty Thousand Dollars
And the following comparative statement of deposits
is a fair indication of our success at the close of our
ninth year.
April 4th, 1001 $ 36,741.73
April 4th, 1002 69,530.57
April 4th, 1003 128,481.75
April 4th, 1004 140,866.60
April 4th, 1005 160,031.71
April 4th, 1900 281,042.83
April 4th, 1007 378,004.39
April 4th, 1008 363,650.89
April 4th, 1000 414,440.69
The Butler Banking Co.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
County Clerk Culbertaon lays be is
six weeks behind in tbe reoordiu( of
instruments on account of tbe large
number being tiled. One day twenty
six instruments cume in, which is
two days' work itself, and the usunl
run is fifteen to twenty a day. He
says that by the creation of Hood
Hiver county The Dalles jflioials are
relieved of fully 65 pei cent of tbe
work of this kind.
1-1
Chamberlain's Has Ika Preference
Mr. Fred 0. Hanrahan, a prominent
druggist of Portsmouth, Va., says: "For
the past six years I have sold and rac
nninietided t liainutrlaui s Uolie, Jho
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is a
great remedy und one of the. best patent
medicines on the market. I handle
some others for the same purposes that
pay me a Isrger profit, but this remedy
is so mre to affect a cure, and my custo
mer to certain to appreciate my recom
mending it to him, that I give it tbe
preference." For sale by Kier & Cass.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Feed, Grain, Field Seed
Poultry Supplies
Spray Materials, Fertilizers, Etc.
AT
Whitehead s Feed
kStore
The Square
Dea
Store
I
Is the place to get your Wagons,
Buggies, Hacks, Plows, Har
rows, Cultivators, Spray Pumps,
Hose & Nozzles, Gasoline Power
Spraying Outfit, complete wgt.
328 lbs. Myer Cog Gear Hand
Pumps guaranteed to give satis
faction. The right kind of Hose
Nozzle and Fittings. Extension
Head Disc, Harrows with wheel
trucks, Garden Tools, Planet Jr.
Seeders.
I have in
Stock Rub
beroid Roof
ing, House
Paint, genuine Avenarius Carbolenium,Cooper Spray
Groceries, Flour and Feed. Stumping Powder, Caps
and Fuse.
d. Mcdonald
Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon
Gigantic Closing Out Sale
Nothing reserved ; everything in this big store reduced to prices below
cost of raw material. Oigantic Closing Out Sale commences Wednesday,
March 24. Fixtures for pale; store for tent. Ketiring from business.
Entire $35,000 Stock of
Great Northern Furniture Co.
413 to 419 Second St., near Postoffice, The Dalles, Ore.
Consisting of the Highest Grade Furniture, Brass and Iron Beds,
Carpets, Curtains, Stoves and Houscfurnishings, at less than makers'
cost, is now on. Kvery dollara' worth of merchandise in thin big utore
must to Bold In 80 days. Hotels, boarding houses and rertaurnnts can
buy furniture, bedding, dllhet, etc., at less than cost to manufacture.
Mr. I'erlnian, proprietor of the Oreat Northern Furniture Co., ie going to
retire frotiirbueiiu'ta and hfl has turned the entire stock over to KANN
BROS. OF SAN FRANCISCO to dUpote of in 30 days, no you can well
imagine the prices we have placed on every article to accomplish this
great feat, but it must to and will be done. We have marked these goods
at less than it costs to make them. Head these prices which are only a
few of the many bargains throughout our entire building, over 25,000
tqatn feet of tioor space devoted to the retailing of high grade furniture.
l.ook for the Big Bed Sign.
Former Price Sale Price
30 dozen chairs $ .88 9 ."(
40 dozen chairs 1.96 .H5
20 dozen chairs 8.00 IM
16 dozen chairs 2.25 1.45
Children's hardwood high chairs 2.01 IM
Children's hardwood high chair.- 3.00 IJU
Six foot solid oak extension tallies i.00 t.."0
Kight foot solid oak extension tallies 10.00 tt.50
Pedestal oak extension tables 17.50 11.50
Solid golden oak roll top desks 27.50 IH.50
Solid golden oak roll top desks 84.50 20.50
Golden Oak buffet, heavy French MirrorB 12.50 7.25
Golden Oak buffet, heavy Freiuh Mirrors 17 50 18.25
Golden oak Bide boards, French beveled mirror 17.50 12.25
Golden oak side boards, French beveled mirror 22.50 15.75
Golden oak Morris chairs, valour upholstered 12.50 7.05
Golden oak Morrii chain, velour upholstered 18,00 0.H5
Gulden oak Morris chairs, velonr upholstered. . .. 20.00 'JM?
Veloni upholstered couches, steel construction 12.50 7.N5
Bailroal plush couches, steel construction 17.50 10.K5
Bed lounges 12.50 7.K5
Sanitary couches 0.50 5.M5
10 Reed rockers 6.00 I.M
Woven springs for iron beds 3.50 1.N5
3 piece mahogany parlor suits, velour upholstered. 26.00 1 8.50
3 piece mahogany parlor suits, velour upholstered. 30.00 1 7.25
Golden oak took cases 22.50 18.75
Weathered oak sectional book cases 27.50 1 8.25
Ladies golden oak w riting desks 9.00 4.85
Refrigerators with liest zinc lining 12.50 7.75
Granite carpet, yard 60 2 7c
Kxtra superfine all wool oarpet, yard 1.00 Sltf
Tapestry Brussels carpet, yard 1.00 07)tc
Smith's Axminster Carpet, yard 1.80 1.011
9x0 all wool superfine rugs 8.60 0.10
9x12 all wool Buperline rugs 15.00 8.85
12x12 all wool superfine rugs 20.00 10.05
Heavy linoleum (I feet wide, yard H5 421c
Kxtra heavy linoleum, 12 teet wide, yard 1.00 0 7je
Inlaid linoleum 1.86 l2jc
Linen warp mattings 86 10c
Bissel's $4.00 Carpet Sweepers, now 2.05
Golden oak hotel dictators with mirrors 10.00 0.75
Golden oak hotel dressers with iiiirrus 12.60 7.76
Golden oak hotel dreasers with mirrors 14.00 8.75
Golden oak dressers, full size, French mirrors 15.00 0.85
Golden oak chiffoniers 10.00 0.25
Golden oak chiffoniers with mirrors 12.60 7.05
Golden oak chiffoniers with mirrors la.OO 8.50
Golden oak wardrobes 15.00 8.50
Golden oak china closets 20.00 1 0.50
2 i golden oak rockers 2.60 1.85
60 golden oak rockers 3.00 1.00
Maplo kitchen cabinets, glass doors 22.60 1 5.76
Oak kitchen safes 7.50 4.05
Kitchen treasures WW 4.10
Golden oak music cabinets, highly polished 12.50 0.00
Golden oak hall trees 15.00 8.50
Lace curtains at 45c, 70c, 0c, SI 10, $1 85, SI 05. These prices are
less than the cost of the thread in them.
Portieres at SI 85, S2 75, S4 56, S5 75. There isn't a pair worth
less than two or three times the price quoted.
Imported oriental table and couch cevors at SI 85, S2 05, S4 50 and
S0.O0. If you see the goods you will buy.
06c cloth window shades 81c
90c oiled opaque shades 55c
$3.50 go-carts now 82 40; 112.60 French go-carts, leather body and hood,
rubber tired wheels, now S8 50; $10 go-carts now S10.
Former Price Sale l'rico
Cotton batting comforters $ 2.00 1.16
Cotton batting comforters 3.00 1.05
All wool blankets 8 00 2.05
Felt mattresses 8.60 1.05
Silk lloss lfi-00 8.05
Golden oak center tableB 3.00 1.85
Weathered oak library tables 10.00 0.25
Brass beds 35.00 21.50
Babies iron beds 10.00 0.15
Iron beds 4 00 2.15
Iron beds 6.00 2.85
We are exclusive, agents for the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves and
Ranges to be sold for less than the wholesale cost.
No. 8 coik stove, four holes, former price 115, sale price S0.75.
No. 8-20 Charter Oak cook stove, 4-hole, nickle trimmed, former price
117.60, now S1 1 ; 22 60 now SI 5.50.
Charter Oak parlor wood heaters, nickel top and railing, former price
now S4.05.
Remember this sale begins Wednesday, March 24th, and is to continue 30
days. This is the greatest Furnittre Sale ever held in this section of the
counlrv, so now is your chance to furnish your home at very small cost.
All goods sold strictly for cash. Nothing will be charged. l)ok for the
Red Signs on the front of the store. TO OUT OF TOWN PATRONS Wo
pay railroad (are to purchaser! of 26 and up. Positively no mail orders
iilleil. All goods packed anil delivered to depot in good Bliape.
The Great Northern Furniture Co.
THE DALLES, ORE.
Kann Bros., Sale Mgrs.
Mount Hood Store
W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor.
DryOoods Ammunition Boots and Shoes
Hardware ( i ran i tew are
Hay drain Flour Fi m! Pull line of Groceries
Home Phone 1 74
WANTED
On right-of-way of present extension, Two hundred
and fifty Cedar Telephone Poles, 30 feet long, 6 to 7
inch top. Must be cut from live timber without rot
and peeled. Bids on above in lots of not less than 50
poles will be received up to April 20, 1909. Reserve
right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS. T. EARLY
General Superintendent