floor H.fVEB QliAOIKB THURSDAY JANOARY 20 1910.
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ARTHUR D. MOC, Publisher.
Subscription, 81.50 Per Vear.
THE NEW BITOT.
The O. K. & N. ia going to build
a new depot for Hood Hirer thin
year. The railroad decided to do
this without any asking or sollcits
tiou upon the part of this oity and
when the announcement of its inten
tion waH made in tbe i; lacier a few
weeks ago it came as an agreeable
auipriee. It ia a surprise to get any
thing f out a railroad corporation
without aaking, begging and pleading.
However, tbe O. H. & N. get more
freight and passenger business in and
out of llood Kiver than any way
station on its line and why should we
not have tbe beat? A committtee has
been apponted by lbs Commercial
Club to try to get the best poefible
depot tor this point.
It is understood that the new depot
is to be built on tbe site of tbe pre
sent one, and the committee should
urge upon tbe rallioad the desirabil
ity of having a larger depot yaid
I he railroad grade is on snob a low
level compared with the rest of the
town that it would be practically ln
possible to maintain the beautiful and
commodious station grounds wbloh
may be found other plates. However,
it would be an excellent plan for the
O. Ii A N to acijulre the lot on tbe
corner of Seoond and Cascade, which
Ik occupied by the (Jerdes lodging
house, which would give It a triangle
shaped sttalon grounds bounded by
these, streets and Its tracks. Tbe
committee should urge thll plan nn
the railroad as It would add much to
the impression of a new-comer to
have the pretty new depot baoked up
by a green lawn bank Instead of rub
bing up against the rear of a large
frame looming house, which ia un
sightly at Its best.
THE ASS EMMA 1'KOI'OSITION.
'I he i ilncii i re prints from tbe Ore
gouian the views of a number of local
men In tcganl to the proposed aaaem
tly. The ansenibly, aa we understand
it, la proposed to be a gathering of
delegates tiom the various oountlea
on the old convention atyle to reoom
mend candidates to be voted oa at
the primaries. There seems to us tu
be no haim In this plnu. It will not
be In violation of tbe prlamry law
and it will only he able to reoom
mend to the consideration ot tbe
paiiy at the primary. Tbe Kepubll
can voter in Oregon, wbo form an
overwhelming majority, are represent
etl In the U. H. Senate by a Democrat
and a what you may-call him. Thll
state of afftlrs needs remedying
When the majority of the votera te
lleve lu the ltnpiibllcan principles
they should he repreaeutod by men
who atand by tbeae principles. If the
assemtly will help us to gain this
point we are for tbe assembly. Many
of tbe leading men ot the party be
lieve that It will be tbe means of get
ting the party together. We do not
feel sure that It will, but we are
willing to try it, as there Ii little
danger of making things any worse.
THE M If M. I, SCHOOL.
It has been suggested that Hood
Kiver invite the state of Oregon tu
place Its normal school here, provld
ing the state wishes to establish and
maintain but one school. In the near
future the citizens will come togethei
in a mesa meeting in order to get uu
expression of tbe community on tbe
subjeot. Kxceptioosl advantages
exist here as a location for an iusti
tutiou of higher education. These
ail vantages should be net befora the
state and an invitation extended to
put tbe uormal here. Hood Kivei
has scenery, climate, healthful sur
roundings, trauspoitatlou taollltlet
and a community of oitizena not to
be excelled iu Oregon. We can base
our olfer wholly on the merits of
Hood Kiver and if tint people of the
state fail to recognize them It will tie
mote their loss than ours.
The Itosehurg r. numerical Club ia
instituting a campaign among tbe
people down theie to "know Douglas
county first." the Idea being lutro
tluced by Darby Kichardaon, recently
secured as publicity mail, la to ao
iiialut people with their own county
so that they, knowing Its possibili
ties, will he able to boost It Intelli
gently, instead of scatter lug abroad
a lot of glutei tug generalities. Hood
Klcerltis who do not know their own
valley, and we trust they are few,
should take Koseburg's tip and get
acciiualnted with the opportunities
of llood Kiver. There Is less exciue
for iguorauce of Hoed Kiver County
by is residents than ol Douglas
County by the Koaelmrgeis, because
llood Kiver stands preeminent before
the world with its cue great trull
raising in it try, while Douglas
county overstretchiag from the
I'aclllc to the ridge of Cascades em
braces many diverse opportunities.
PASO ROBLES SPRINGS
CURE NERVOUS WOMEN
W omen at the Verge of Despair Are
Restored to lresh Health.
The Hot Springs at Paso Rubles, Cali
fornia, are beyond doubt the greatest
natural active agency 111 America for I he
restoration of female health.
Most women today arc suffering si
lently pain.unhappinesg ami disappoint
ment liecanse ol their inability to cure
themselves of woman's ills. They have
drugged themselves and have tried other
meant for relief, but are still hopelessly
seeking health in the same channel's
year after year.
Pg0 Rubles waters contain all that
Hem i u be required by the system to
regulate the delicate machine of woman,
while the perfect air, the beautiful
scenery and pleasant surroundings bring
peace and qniet to the sensitive nerves
of women ao necessary to her health.
I n the hotels and boarding bouses one
meets people of all degree, for these
springs know no class, quality or station
of life. Paso Rubles gives health to all
who seek its waters and ite air. The
bath houses are wonders of modern
science and comfort.
For weak, nervous, suffering women,
no matter what condition of health they
may be in, Paso Bobles is a refuge for
certaiu health. No one, unless be or
she be afflicted with tuberculosis or
some unclean malady, is denier) the
USC of the baths.
Baths tif all descriptions can lie had
sulnhur. mud, vapor, hot, steam and
cold, while the drinking of the waters
serves to brinit one rebel for all maimei
of stomach, neurotic, kidney and other
troubles.
Paso Rohles is not a dream of some
far away Mecca where health awaits at
the end of a costly joiiruey, but is a spot
within California w here health may lit
had free for the asking and man anil
woman mav he cured if tltey will but
try.
A small book, neatly illustrated, ha
been recently published by the manage
ment telling the story of the Hot Rpringl
in a most interesting manner and giving
complete information. Henri for it
either to Wot. McMurray, General Pass
enger Agent of the O. R. & N., Portland,
Ore., or Dr. f, W, (sawyer, manager,
Paso Robles, Cal.
Ths roiler Foiled.
Recently one young man bet anothe
that he could not break an egg placed
on the floor of their room by bitting it
with a barrel. The second young man
promptly took the bet.
Thereupon the first young man care
fully placed an egg In a corner of the
room, Just where the walls made a
right angle, so that It was Impossible
for the other to hit the egg with nn
ordinary barrel.
Then the first young man proceeded
to gloat
But the other suddenly produced a
revolver and broke the egg by tapping
It smartly with the barrel of the weap
on. Then he demanded the money.
There was quite a dispute naturally.
Finally tbe two agreed to submit the
question to the editor of a sporting pa
per. In due time the answer came.
The sporting authority decided that the
second young man was the winner of
tbe bet since the other had not speci
fied In any way what kind of barrel
should be used for the destruction of
the egg. New York Times.
Origin of the Term "Gringo."
To the average Mexican all Ameri
cans are "gringos." They are too po
lite to call you a gringo to your face,
but among themselves It Is the term
generally used In referring to Ameri
cans. It Is a term of disrespect Just
as "greaser" when applied to a Mexi
can is an opprobrious term. "Orlngo"
had Its origin during our war with
Mexico tu 1847. Bobby Burns' song,
with tbe chorus.
Green grow the rashes, O!
Green grow the rashes, O!
The sweetest hours that e'er I spend
Are spent among the lasses, O!
wee very popular then, ami our sol
diers In Mexico sang It on the inarch
and on nearly every occasion, "(ireeu
grow" sounded like "gringo" to the
Mexicans unacquainted with Knglish,
and they quickly learned to speak of
the American soldiers ns "gringos,"
and thenceforth this appellation haa
been attached to all Americans. Out
ing Magazine.
Three Klnda of Cigars.
What Is a Havana cigar? George
Augustus Bala, who had studied Cuban
clgarmaklng on the spot, once set forth
that three kinds of cigars come from
Havana itaelf-tlrst, genuine Hhviiihih,
made of tobacco grown, cured and
rolled In the Island of Culm; second,
cigars composed Inside of United
States or Kurofieau tobacco imported
Into Cuba, with un outside wrapper of
Havana leaf; third, cigars brought
ready made from Kurope, mostly from
Bremen ant! Switzerland, and re-exported
from Havana to Kurope. where
they pay duty and are sold to th" un
wary as "Llavanas."
A Qeeen Elisabeth Joke.
Queen Elizabeth liked her jokes, and.
although her pleasantries were of a
less sanguinary (urn than her father's,
she must have been even more for
mldable than usual when disposed to
be frolicsome. A tale may be found
In one of Lord Essex's letters with
regard to a new dress belonging to one
of her maids of honor, over ihe pos
session of which the owner had been
rash enough to exhibit some elation.
The young lady. It seems, was several
inches taller than her majesty, hardly
perhaps quite a nice or loyal thing to
be. Having desired that the dress
should be made over to her custody,
the queen, first carefully selecting nn
extremely wet dny, was pleated to put
It on and (rail it for yards behind her
In the mud, the owner of the hu
miliated garment having to appear as
delighted with the royal fun mid 000
deacanalOQ us the rest of the lookers
on. Loudon Tatler.
Doors In China.
In China doors are often round, leaf
shaped or semicircular. In placing
them the builder usually avoids having
one opposite another lest evil spirits
find their way from the street Into the
recesses of the building, Tbe door
wnya separating the courts of n gar
den are Usually of an elaborate kind,
and the octagonal form Is oue of the
most popular Religious superstition
asserts Itself In Chinese architecture,
nnd the universal aa redness of the
numerals 8 and p, I shown In the ar
rengetrtent of temple doors. There Is
a triple gateway to each of the balls
of the Imperial palace, and the same
order prevails at the Ming tombs. The
Temple of Heaven has a triple roof, n
triple marble staircase, and all Its mys
tic symbolism points either to 3 or Its
multiples
The Touch.
"Shstlbelt. tlld you ever have a touch
of anything like the appendicitis?"
"Once. Have you forgotten, Dlnguss,
that when you were operated on for It
you touched me for an even hundred?"
Chicago Tribune.
Be sure to put your feet In the right
place, then stand firm --Lincoln.
To Ulan A few hundred dollars on No. 1
ranch security. Inquire K. I'., ibis ottlce. flu
Ladies' Military, Front I'm
Hose Supporters
The Pair 5C
t "I " ' 4 Mir,
WtmWS'&Sm'
Uhe Paris Fair
The Store that Saves You Money
See Our Spifinls on
Men's and Boys' Hats
We have some bitf ImrgaiiiH iu
these.
Special
ON
Men's and Boys'
Suits
Wo IV iOUlft tl) ej'ivtl
you u chance bo fBt
any suit we have in
iu slock for the rest of
thin mouth ut u good
wiving. During
the rest of t his inont h
we will give you your
choice of any of our
very newest Suits untl
Overcoats for Men or
Hoys at discount
of from 10 for the
latent ones to some
Boyg' I wo and three-
piece Suits SO off.
Special
We ha ve a big lot of wool
find Cotton
Remnants
of Piece (Jr mils that we are
selling at ui one-half
their value.
Special
1 Acme Churn, CO
No. 1 , worth $6; spec
Ladies' Sweater
Coats
We have a Hue lot of all
kinds. Some special bar
gains ill all wool sweaters
worth from 2 to
2.50. Special
$1
Special
You will miss it if you do
not get your shaie of that
Fancy Mohair
Suiting and
Worsted Goods
that are selling just OC
now at th? yard LO.
Special Trices on Ladies'
Winter Waists
Second floor. A fine lotto
choose from. All sizes.
Children's Rubbers
Odds and ends, the OCffc
pair fcwU
Men's Rubbers
Sizes 10 to H'4, AQ
tlw mtir "WW
Misses' Shoes
Odd lots, the pair 75C
Boys' & Ladies'
Shoes
Ou or bargain t"-
ble. the pair
$1
Men's Hats
Worth from $1.50 to 12
each; good styles. QQg
Special each www p
Special
We have1 a few
Buggy Robes
left; good heavy ones; just
what is needed most all
the time.
2.15 Kobes, now. ..$1.65
i2.25 Robes, now... 1.80
3.50 Robes, now... 2.70
i --' o v. -,i -..' i WB
7
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He Dodged Cold Mutton.
Green, the English nlatortan, one
lay Baked ii friend which of nil the
Inventions of their tiny bnd done tiw
most fur the people iu h whole, in
friend guessed this and that, but the
newer wan:
"Beyond doubt, sltpenny photo
graphs!." A reply InrolTlng quite n great nn
absurdity nn thai wu made by Gecll
miotics in answer to a lady who,
seeking to draw bin out, suggested
that be owed in phenomenal rise to
the Impetus of noble sentiments,
"Madam," returned Mr, Rhodes, "l
iiwp my fortune simply snd solely to
cold mutton."
"Cold mutton!" gasped the lady.
"Oh, Mr. Itln (lew, whnl do you mean?"
"When I wns young," continued the
Smith African millionaire, "l wu so
dosed with rold mutton and i bated it
so cordially that I resolved to grow
rleh in tinier to put It on one sltle for
the rest of my life, Ves, madam, cold
mutton wan at the root of my success,
oi ic sentiments had nothing to do
villi It."
Preparing For a "Dewel."
One of the most remarkable docu
ments Unit have ever come under our
observation, says a law Journal, Is to
ho found In the case of as parte Bcog
gin, 0 Tax, App 546, Mr. Bcoggln was
under Indictment for the murder of
one William Garrard, and an extract
from n memorandum book in defend
ant's handwriting and found Dear tbe
body ran as follows:
Johnson Co., Tx., Jim. 24, is;r.
A it rany bee the in st panelling that t
may ever tto on earth Mny haven I Hess
mo and the mini that I am going to lite,
for we have lieen Ir.ivlhiK to Kenlher
some time iirul have fell tint a UmikM the
sum of 2T anil have SgfSSd to llglil n
dowel ttils It ti 1 1 f 11 1 night of our lord, untl
ae one of tie has to die Mny he van bless
us, as t lil. Is the last half hour on earth
with one of us, heven Preserve me now
and forever. Written by Jesse 8oo- ,
Ilornd nnd rased In Tjc. Slned by W illiam
Jlrod, Ilornd In Illinois.
Mr. Bcoggln's piety apparently
brought victory to hltn In the "dowel,"
for his adversary when found npponr
ed to have been struck behind the ear
by a thirteen Inch shell.
A Substitute.
The yOUDg lawyer, having been nom
inated for the office of county attor
ney, thought to surprise au eccentric
Renins of the name of SI who was
working ns n hired man on the young
lawyer's father's farm.
"Well. SI. what do you think?" the
young man began,
"Sometimes otic thin?, Lonny, an'
sometimes 'notner."
"Hut, si, they have nominated ma
for county attorney."
"They might 'a' done worse, Lonny,
Rowsoraever, don't holler till you're
out Of the WOOdS."
The young attorney wns duly elect
ed and on his next visit to the farm
announced the fact Unctuously to SI,
Who was nt the wootl pile, saw In hand.
"Well, si, I am elected hy a large
majority. What do you think of that?"
"Well, Lonny, down In our parts,
where I was raised, when we wanted
a stopper an' hadn't any cork we gen
erally took n corncob."- Exchange.
Practicing on Wooden Legs.
Of the five eases In the iitTldont
ward that were pronounced cured at
the same time three remained In the
hospital more than a week after the
other two had gone home.
"They had to stay." said BO Interne,
"to get used to their wooden lens. It
takes SOHia time to learn to manage
them, nnd most men who will hae to
peg along with them for the rest of
their natural lives stay In the hospital
several days after tbty get well to
practice stumping around on their new
lega. Of course they tan learn out
side, hut the mafl who has Just ac
quired a wooden leg feels so awkward
and Is so likely to fall down and break
the other leg or an arm or maybe his
neck that We prefer to keep him here
so he can take his first lessons under
our supervision. "New York Press,
Thousand Islands.
The Lake of the Thousand Islands Is
forty miles long and varies from four
to seven miles In Width. It Is both a
continuation of Lake Ontario nnd the
beginning of the St. Law rent e river.
The Thousand Islands are really about
1.700 in number, big and little. Many
California
Mecca fox- Winter Touriiti
Its attractive seaside worts, famooi
medical springs, magnificent tourist ho
tels, picturesque scenery, delightful
climate, and opportunity (or all kinds ol
outdoor pastimes, unci) as hundreds ol
miles ol auto drives through orange
groves untl along ocean lieut'h boule
vards, make tlii favored re -ion Trie
World's Gre iv t Winter
Resort, reached via the
Oregon Railroad & Navi
gation Co.
Shasta Route
"Road of a Thousand Wonders"
Southern Pacific Co.
Iiw round trip rates are In effect from
all points in Hie Northwest, with long
limn, stop-over privilege! ami first-class
sooommodatioris,
$58.80
Hood River to Los Angeles & Return
With a Una! ivtiirn limit of six months,
anil stop-over privilege! in either dir
ection .
First chut, up-to-date trains with the
latent equipment, unexcelled ti tling ear
service, ami everything that goes to
make the trip pleasant,
attractive, interesting ami instinctive
literature telling of the famous winter
resorts ol California can be had on hu
plicatlon to anj (. U. A N. or S. I.
agent, or by writing
WM. McMURRAY
Oen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon
of them arc favorite summer reevna,
with hotels and boarding houses of
rich Americans ami Couadlana. The
voyage through them is picturesque,
untl many of the Islands arc Illumi
nated at night.
Who Voted?
Benjamin Kranklln once discussed
the property qu'allflcatlou for voting
In Pennsylvania. A man owned a don
key of sufficient value to enable Mm
to vote, but liefore the next election
the donkey tiled, and the mini's vote
was refused, "Now," asked Franklin,
"who voted at the previous election,
the man or tbe donkey?"
A Tribute.
Walter They do say ye're n great
hand at a Welsh rabbit, sir. The
Clubman They do, eh? The Waiter
Yls, sir. 1)1 heerd wan man say j :
made wan that was worth all the
thronhle It gov him al'ther he ate It.
"Do
More In His Line,
you think I will make a play
er?" asketl ii sluggish applieant for
football.
"Vou maj make a ehess player,''
said the coach. "You are slow enough
in moving."
Tbe morose limn takes both narrow
aud selfish view s of life and the world.
He is either envious of the happiness
of others or denies its existence. -
Simmons.
Sorry He Spoke.
ITe was very deferential, but he was
8 deaeon In the church. Slid he felt
that he bad a right to 1 1 Ilk lea "I
hope you'll pardon me," he said. "If I
suggest that your sermons are ah"
"Too prosy, I suppose?" suggested
the minister
"Oh, no, not that, but too long."
"But you mustn't blame me for that,"
returned the minister pleasantly. "If
you knew n little more I wouldn't have
to toll you sti much."
Shaving.
When asketl Whether Napoleon shav-
i hltnaelf Talleyrand replied: "Yes.
One lxn- to be a king bus some oue to
shave him, but they who acquire king
doms shave themselves." Plonyslus,
the tyrant of Syrneusc. not daring to
commit himself to n barber's haiid.i. Is
said to bare singed Ills own beard with
glowing walnut shells.
The Dalles Nurseries
Successors to R. H. Weber
Growera of Choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vines, Small Fruit Plants and Shrubbery.
We do not employ agents, but sell direct to the
planter, making commercial orchards a specialty.
All Correspondence Should HjlUoc IMllFCPFioC 'rani' 've
be Addressed to The UflllvS llUriKNtS Portland, Ore.
Remember Our trees are grown strictly without irrigation.
. t
C. T. RAW80N
F. H. STANTON
HOOD RIVER NURSERY
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
We desire to let our friends anil patrons know that for the (all planting we wi
have anil can supply in any number
Cherry, Pear, Apricot, Peach and Plum Trees
Grapes, Currants and Berry Plants
Shade and Ornamental Trees
A'so, all tbe standard varieties of Apple Trees. Can supply the trade with
plenty of Newtown, Bpitsenbcrg anti Jonat han apple trees
Rawson & Stanton, Hood River Ore,
Out ot town p oplj
HQ :. . , - i, ii i nf
tt'ul hridfiework !in
Jthou In out day
U ii'-ch"ury,
Wo will 7M vou a rno-!
Sf2?k 0hJ or pofct'aii
53.5C
f-1 jt.ir Crawiu fj.QC
??2kSrit:ieTc:i.3.50
Otld rnitnts l.Ut:
Bsssjsf FIMnfi ItQQ
;-' 1st Fillinfi 2.50
&i5Ubod II libber
jf 1'Utei
j&irteit Ret Rut
r.n w lit, if p., mmm ,i .. , i.j.'.
U full fcmSUMt W NKTUH fYrv':; Extr'lion .50
WORK OUANAN C.EO FOR I? YEARS
Pal:ilttnn F.xt rn I :. n 1 n tt hon i-'titi-H or liii'lto work
wor Isms. CVmtiiussttoa rnts, loacanaotsMbaitsS
pslnlt u- work doiit. snywbcre. All work fully uur
nii' ttl. jlndsra otsct r eqal pmoal. Het SMthosSa
Wise Dental Co.
FAItlSS I'm.: N.I INCORPORATED
i v jut.au PORTLAND, OREGON
tniOM lVl. . S A. M. to 8 f. St. Suutta-i. I to 1.
SURVEYING
and BLUE PRINTING
A:
G.00
7.50
P. M. Morse
City Engineer ."Davidson Bldg
Hood River office for Newt II,
Goesett & Walah, Consult in;
Engineers of Portland.
Everything
For the Nursery
Specialty of Bigta Grad
Newtowna and Spitz.
C. D. THOMPSON
Phone 8232 M.
Notice to Creditors.
Iu tliiM'niuitv l our! ol Ihe Kluie of Oregon,
For Hood ftlvsr I 'ountv.
In the Mailer ol Ihe Mats of rharlwt M.
Bnsajf, tie i-i'."l. Notlee to l'rellltor.
The miiler-.itrnel havt?SJ heen iluly up-
i oinipci administrator or the sotata ol Cnsrtss
M. BOSSS, aetvnsfii, notice Is h"r tiy given to
the tTttlitors of. unit sit persons Imvlntr
elfllniN iigHtnst tiiht ,ieei'iit'it, to present itit in !
vertltetl ss required hv ihw, within six
months after the flrst publication of tills no
tice to said K. O. Manchar. tit the Klrnt Na-i
ttoiitil Hank, llood EUver, OKSJOa.
K. 1 1 I LANCHAR, I
Administrator ol the 'Mate ol Charles M. !
Bnaaj , dsSsassd fit, 1
Pale of rttsl publication January -.1), lain.
Summons.
In the Circuit Conn ot the State of Oregon
for Hood Kiver County.
Mary IB. Keavlssnd William P, Itcavls, Plain
lilt's.
vs.
Wright Seymour, Orpha Seymour, Nancy
Seymour, May Loy, formerly Sevmour,
Joint Heotk ami Ihe unknown helrail ihere
be any, of Vt rlgbt St ymour, HelendaiiU.
To Wright Seymour, Nancy Seymour, John
Heott, and tbe Unknown Heirs, If any mere
he. of Wright Hsjrmoor, deientlants above
named:
In tbe Name of tti State of Oregon, yon,
and t ttt b of you, are mpilied to appear ami
knswei tie- ctunplalnt hlett agaitisi vou In ihe
above enill led court and suit on oi ht for the
Jiiili day of Ft binary 1H10; an J II you tall i so
answer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs will
lake the Jnegroeal and decree id the said
t'ourt against you for the relief prayed for in
Ihe cornplalut, namely: flint plaintiffs art
the absolute and sxeHtslvej owners in rpp i
he nirih bstf of the southwest quarter of the
northwest qusriernf Heellon Ii iu lownslnp
2 north of llaiiue 10 B. Wi M. and In flood
Itlver County, Oiegon: that their snltt title to
said land be quieted In them; that the clouds
made by the records of a certain mortgage
Irotn '.Vrlght Seymour to John Scon. Uuh
defendants tirreln, and Hie certain deed of
said Wright Seymour, to ami on so, Un,i.
be removed anS sa.tl mortgage he dec'ared
si llied . satisfied and cancelled; that defend
ants, and each of then, be forever barred,
from claiming known or have any rlgh. title,
or Interest m or to, or Incumbrance upon,
said land or any part therein; and for such
other and furlliir relii l as the ooorl .haM
drtin equitable iu the premises, togethei
with plaintiffs' costs and disbursements.
This suiiimtitiN is publisheo it order ot the
Hon. A. J. Ilethy, Conmv Judge ,, Hood
Kiver t'outily, Oregon, m.idc Jaaaary Mh,
lint), fixing six consecutive weeks Hu rt for
and In the llood fllvtr Q lacier, the first pno'
llcattooj iieicii ix ing Januarv Ukb, itno
KIN 4 l.tl.VUX
jlMM Attorneys for Plimtlflh.
When You Think
Of the pain which mny women experience with every
month it makes the gentleness and kindness always associ
ated with womanhood seem to be almost a mirsde.
While in general no woman rebels against what she re
Hards as a natural necessity there is no woman who would
out gladly he free from this recurring period of pain.
Dr. Pierce' i Favorite Prescription makes
weak women ttroni and alck women
well, and tfves them freedom from main,
it establishes regularity, subdues Inflam
mation, heals ulceration mad cures re
male weakness.
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter,
free. All correspondence strictly private and sacrrdlv
confidential. Write without fear and without fee to World's Disnenurv M.A.
ic.l Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., Pres.dent, Buffalo, N . Me
If you want a book that tells all about woman's diseases, and how to cue.
them at home, send one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce to pay cost of mailing
only. nd he will send You free copy of hia great thous.nd-pag, ilustr,tej
Common Sense Medical Adviser-revtsed, up-to-date edition, in paper covers
In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamps. wswj.
Oakdale Greenhouse
Roses, Hhrulis snd bulbs now reaily for
fall planting Plaut now anil have
blooniH next year, Hyacinth Narcissi,
Karly anil Late Tulips on hand. Hardy
phlox, primroses, lockspur, oriental
floppies, snapcli-iiKon, Hollyhock, etc. A
few White Wyandotte cockerels $1 to $3
each. Pot plants at Franz. Hetrher
A Fletcher.
GKUBBINO OUTKIT8 WANTKD-Prefer
Kaultless No. 2 but No. I will do 11 price Is
right, state condition and price. J. O.
(loldtliwalte. route 2, Hood Itlver. J-T
t or Kint-Kurnished rooms, riOl Oak Street.
Mrs. Ella ft. Oils.
HayforSale. C. L'. Maslker, phone aOftK. tf
Lost In PoHlofltre-A glass bowl or vine,
decorated w it Ii cigar wrappers. Finder please
leave witu Carl Kosa aud receive reward. IU
Wsiiio I - Able bodied married man to work
on frail ranch. Address W X. this office. 12
Hay tor Sale Dane Kemp, Odell. Plume
Odell 4x5. I
Found Child's white fur cillarel Owner
may have same by calling at Ibis office ti-td
paying for advertisement. (9
Lost-Horse blanket and lap robe. Fin er
ca t phone SKIP. f
For Sale Apples will be delivered to any
part of tbe city. I'honeilfeX. ft)
Wanted -Clarke.
Good milk cow.
('has. N.
tf
eo .-.an-or trade Hi Newuiwn trees an t
lb pelt-nut' rs, OOS year old, Phone 251M. 1 13
I'ihiio For rials--High guide, almost new.
Wslnnt "ise. tn perfect condition. Oost
I4&0, will sell fie- gars. Phone 181-X. J13
W.oileu- Party hi pull slumps on three
at:'"-. S'x miles out on K.aatSlde. Address F.
1. Apgar, ft F I) No. 1 f3
Fot Salt -Hay. Phone SSSM and MX uilO
For Bale Gentle, horse, broken to work
donate, single or under the saddle. K. H.
Wallace, Shadow Brook Farm. Phone 190 M.
t.f.
Wanted One, two or three shares of stock
in the K,sl Fork Irrigation Co. (five nun. er
Of shares offered arid lowebt price. Address
X Y Z, esrs Glacier. fg
Wanted I will care for a horse for Its use.
Boot, l(. Carter. II
Warned - Young girl for general housework
Mrs, Murray Kay, phone 1S7L. 13
I For Sale-Hay and Wood. Good timothy
aud wheat hay and oak wood. Troy Shelley.
For Hale One fine fJurham tow, giving rive
gallons of milkatlat. Satisfaction guaran
teed or price rtlunued. Address J. rl. V., caie
Glacier. f.l
Lost New Years eve, a child's white Inr
collarette. Finder notify Clarke, drug store,
Wood for Sale In car lots,
phone 2t0M oriltlK.
Friday A Hale,
Q
For Sale Good dry body fir woo l
A. Whitehead.
$6 a coid
13
Wanted by responsible party, the ne of
riding pony tor ligiit exercise balance of win
tea for his keep or small payment. Address
J. C. 8., care Glacier. 13
For Hale Fresh milk row. s Barker, phone
3M HI. 13
Wood to Give Away have standing tirn
her, pine and oak, that will make 2UU ricks
KotHl w,,od. Will give same to parly or par.
Ii, M who Will eat It. ood road mil of place
on, hall mile above Tucker's bridge on the
West hide J F. Kelso, K I). No. 2. f3
For Sale Ten or twenty acres, ulne acres in
2, 3 snd t year old orchard, g su res In clover,
8 acres read lor plow, balance slashed and
easily cleared Three itcrs strawberries be
tween tri ce. fUi per acre. m23
K. C. Malianey, Ode, I.
For Bale-Bay, alf tlfa and clover, $J0a ton
Kaiph Hfurteba, PnocesfMIL, J20
Contract to I el To build 8 r n bungalow
on-, in Mt. Ilo. d uisli let. with rinbl to re
ject any and ail bids. For plans ,.ud SDceifl.
ations sea J 1- ... . vit u . .....
........ . . .......... ... n - ,
Gdell 7X1. -J0
ror I.ale-FInc level lot, SO x 130 feet to to It.
alley, "onse nf;i ooms, lr t s, city water and
foced View of Mis. Ho .d and Adams.
Price, J-M). Pnone3t-M. j-jtl
For .Sale-First class flr wood, all cut from
large trees and well seasoned, orders tilled
tiroinntlv. .1 n , .. n.i, n ,u ., .o
r v
Lost -A dark green and black checked
woolen shawl, December 2S, between Christ
tan Church and cemetery. Ftnder please
leave si Carson Grocery store on hilt. Reward
Mn.t Il.i.u un.... .
r wi f-,i,n a young teaiii
ol ell matched soirel horses, giaid at uy
n- s, ,, ucavy nreacnins Har
ness. Ihe lot for ffttV A light one norse
wason. Sis- liwhi i,,.,.b. sr.. Z... ...
, z- i --a k, v..,, nr. w ii-nii
sl.rmvM s..,. .. i .., ii. .1., , ... i
a 2,. . Mi"! ""Sgy nariu-ss, veiy
gisid 15; pair of wagon shalts snd a buggy
....-, , ,,rp. ai iiy itocKrorn store. II, id
Kiver. Phone IMi. wi
uni,t 1 ...h... ., .. '
.-Ko, ,,v .",-.unuKii,iu i4 men uover
L. "J r"rftlulneh, and to buy a tl foot
K I n t mi , 1 1 t ut, .r ,, ,, i i i.. .
"""ww ry tum Vim r.
Add KM B, U.( care Glacier. j.y
UUI'KivlMfl fltlsMsiniu ... . 1. ......
ii,. J, . . 1 "o 11 price is
Ivdthwaiy"8" f
A GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED
1 in.Tr'ir'l0, i!!y '", hu(lle l,,e n"w lo-tantan
usor Kifll blow not ow wire Usru lue QgliU
iiorei'TV "J'Sbt ever p.tenuM, tor
stores and homes. Exclusive territory.
1 COAST LIGHTING CO., Inc.
SB Second Ave. Seattle, WaaU.