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OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
IXOITCO OVER COPPER
BETTER TRAIN SERVICE.
Lsdae Uncovered Accidentally Which I Southern Pacific Anticipates MQVt Of i
Promisee Rich Deposits, I Railroad Commission.
Albany Mill City. the site of tha Bal.m As a mult ol ttia hearing be-
Curtlea Lumber company's big mill on fore the railroad commission of the
(ha North. Bant lam i river, haa two complaint made npon the commission's
turned into a mining town. Workmen own motion, agHln.t tha alleged Inade-
excavatlng to reulac tha couioanv auata nasfenirer train seivio of tli
tot, which was burned recently, un-1 Southern raeltlc through the Willaiii'
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISOIJ
ITS POWERS FOR EVIL'
Contagious Blood Poison has brought mot suffering, misery and humila
Uon into the world than all other diseases combined ; there is hardly any
limn to us powers lor evu. it is uie qibckcsi ana vucsi at ait oisoruers,
wrecking the lives of those unfortunate enough to contract it and often being
transmitted to innocent offspring, a blighting legacy of suffering and shame.
So highly contagious is the trouble that innocent persons may contract it
by using toe same table ware, toner, articles or clothing of one la whose
blood the treacherous virus has taken root Not only is it a powerful poison
but a very deceptive one. Only those who have learned by bitter experience
know by the little sore or ulcer, which, usually makes its appearance first, of
the suffering which is to follow. It comes in the form of ulcerated mouth
at east tlimar . c tixV t1 x wtuh eXLrti asms) erwifs tBai v1 nnis 1m ilia immIm
aat muuvv uutiiLuui vwi't-r., .vr-vs. fnvtivts at tctsv) as kiviu I i , k m - ' i - i s ll I
falling hair, offensive sores and ulcers on the body, and in severe cases the fovered rich deposits of native and car- etta valley from the south, n all ptob-
finger nails drop off, the bones become diseased, the nervous aystem is shat- M1?1 . , was ability an ower win i m reu........
tered and the sufferer becomes aoobiect of oirv to bis fellow man. Esneci. U to s point on tha opposite bank the conn-any to run a stub passenger
ally is the treacherous nature of Contagious Blood Poison, shown when the of riw """J ,,r,ed foplspros- tram from Koseburg to lort and on .o.
Infected person endeavors to combat the poison with mercury and potash, peoting all over ths town and on all It's time when that train is reported
. These minerals will drive away all outward symptoms of the troubles for Th ore to "ported very rich an hour late st that station.
m .rriilsV and th victim i Aer&iveA Into tha rial ;,r that tohoKfi vh. and great excitement prevails. This order will be made to ratiity
howewr.Uietreatmentisleftoff hefindsthat the rxiisonhasonlTbeen driven Ths discovery was made at a point the demands of the traveling public tor
itwwr intn th hlmvt and th itimM mnnMr n,1 ncnnll in I directly in the tear of where the burued Is more satlsfnt-tory service through lh
because these strontr mineral liive not onlv failed to rrmnv th r-in, fmrn "tore stood lor yeaii, and It Seems mar- valley, especially by notthbound over
the blood but have weakened the entire system because of their destructive velous It was not found sooner. The land No. 13, which, up to two weeks
action. S. S. S. is she onl v real and certain cure for Contagions Blood Pol. I poisonous effects from dt inking water ago, was from one to six and right
Son. It 13 made of a combination of healing blood-purifying roots, herbs
and barks, the best in Kat use's great laboratory of forest and field. We
offer a reward of $1,000 for proof that S. S. S. contains a particle of mineral
in any form. s. a. 5. goes down to the
very bottom of the trouble and by cleansing
the blood of every particle of the virus and
adding rich, healthful qualities to this vital
fluid, forever cures this powerful disorder.
So thoroughly does S. S. S. cleanse the
circulation that no signs of the disease are
ever seen again, and offspring is protected.
For that
Dandruff
PURELY VEGETABLE
at Mill City, which hss been noticed I hours late. Poubtletu in anticipation
many times In the past, la now attrib-lot the flllnir of this complaint, which
uted to the copper deposits in the has been held In abeyance by the com
ground. I mission for several weeks, the Hcuth
Mill City is on the Corvallis A East-1 era Paoitle company put on an extra
em raiiioad, 90 miles cast of AlbauT. I train which runs as far south as Albany
snd then double back ss the first sec-
Rich Quicksilver Deposit. Itioo of No. 12.
Gold 11111 A large ledge of rock bast Stiangely enough this change was
just been discovered a short distance I uPn ' "' (,y complaint
north of Gold Hill which la so lieh In filed, without notice to Uie com
There U one thing that will
cure It Aycr'j Hair Vigor.
It Is a regular scalp-medicine.
It quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unhealthy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff disap
pears, had to disappear. A
healthyscalp means great deal
to you healthy hair, bo dan
drufT.no pimples, no eruptions.
The beat kind ol a tMUnoatal -"a14
tor eves slaty "
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Write for our Special book on Contagious Blood Poison, which fullv ex. uuickailver that a small niece of rock mlaslon and without the latter's know
plains the different stages of the trouble, and outlines a complete home treat- when ciuthed will produce an amount Ever since this extra was put
ment for all snfferersof this trouble. No charge is made for this book, and equal to what can be purchased lor 60 to'o service, picking up the heavy local
if you wish special medical advice about case or anvof its svmrjtoma. n cents. The ledoe erona out lor a eon- express sud baKitage shipments. No. 12
payucians wiU be glad to furnish that, too, without barge, r aiderable distance and is without don bt
THE SVftFT SPCCmC CtK, ATLANTA C4 tbe yet bwt proposition of the kind
iuai iuw uwu unniTinm in nnai
years. The mercury is in a nerfectlv
s Mtari Riur. natuisl state as It comes from the rock.
S9
he
Oa Wk Mtaac It. i
"Did the man act afraid when
was lynched?"
"How do I know? I am one of the
leading and most prominent cltisens of
this cmunnoity, sir."
"That's wbst I thought, snd the pa
pers said that the most prominent clti
sens took part In the lynching."
Houston Post
has been on time and complaint
ceased upon this score. The railroad
commission, however, believes th ie
stub service ihould be extended as lar
south as Kosebutv and au order to this
F. A. Whitney, of Meeteetsee. Wvo I an that It. tt-rmM trinMr I Visit nr nri-a-ran leflect will nrobeblv lie made. It is
m jiTauy loRrmn m ni reduction is reoulrod extent to cruBb 1 expreieu uum ine eouuieru mciug win
toe rock and allow the metal to drip
out.
Moura wiu sua sit wuuiowt sootiuac weea une morning s woman
llZSXti?10" to or ' eW d said:
a rich rancher,
all charities that help children. Ia s
recent visit to New York he told a
story about s little slum urchin whom
he had sent on a month's vacation into
the country.
"The lad waa so Ignorant," he, said,
"that ha thought we got mush' from
mushrooms snd milk from the milk
weed. One morning a woman Dolntpd
endeavor to show that such an order is
unnecessary, but, since no assurance Is
given that the new train service will
be made permanent, the order of the
commission will be a standing one and
will make it so.
taxing lb txlhlng period.
Oasht t Kiaw Hw.
The animal trainer hiring been taken
suddenly ill, his wile reported for duty ia
his stead.
"Hire you ever had any experience In
thla Une?" asked the ewner of the circus
aad' menagerie, with some doubt.
"Not just exactly la this line," she
aid, "but ny husband managea the beasts
all right, doesn't he?"
"Be certainly does."
"Well, you ought to see how easy I
asanas hun."
rrro vms tacs us sn ssra rx
1 1 1 0 pnaumnUr cum br Dr. IltM'lMJmt
3inr Rrstrer. fiesd Kir tBKE SStrlal boute m4
StaUsal)fca.M.KIia.l4,.uarcairaUfs.
Mr CaaiaaHaasu
"What beastly weather you have herr
zclaiaed the strsnger.
"Tea. w do sometunea," said the na
tive. "VVe are fortunate just new, how
ever, la having a succession of fine days."
"Flue days? Why, tt rains nearly all
ice timer-
"What of that? They're warn rains,
aren't they?"
" 'took at the horse. Jimmy.
"That's a cow,' the boy contra
dicted. "'No, said the Isdy, Ifs a horse.'
" ' Tsln't It's s cow ssld the boy.
'norses hss wagons to 'em." New
Tork Tribune.
Mas lata Vaar Saaes
Aiira-t Foot-r-ue. A powder. It makes tight
or new shoes feel easy. It li a eertam curelor
"""s- esuous sua not. urad.arbing ieet.
"w r . i, rncs oe. J rial pack.
Laitoy, r.ew York.
Address AUsa 8. Olmsted,
Have Lata OM Kcca.
in ere is s uermsn oalryman and
farmer, whose place Is not far from
Phllsdelphls, who grestly plumes him
self upon the absolute superiority of
its products above all others In the vi
cinity. On on occasion he personally sp
plled to s Germsntown housekeeper for
s transfer of her custom to himself. "I
bears dot you baf a lot of drouble with
dot dslrymsn of yours," he said. "lust
yen glf me your gustom und dere vlil
be no drouble!"
"Are your eggs slwsys fresh?" ssk
sd the woman.
"Fresh V repeated the German, In
sn Indignant tone. "Let me dell yon,
madam, dot my bens nefer, nefer ley
snything but fresh eggs!" Hsrper's
Weekly.
foollaa; a Walt.
. A boy 12 yeara old, the son of s
pioneer In Montana, observed a wolf
sneaking about one day last Jsnusry.
He took a sheep skin snd spresd It
over s low bush In such a wsy that It
resembled the live animal, snd sfter s
time the wolf made s dash for It
He detected the fraud st once, and
Instead of galloping swsy with the
peit, wnicn would bare made a good
dinner for him, he dropped It snd;
sneaked off with his tall between his
legs. He realised that he had been
made the victim of a joke, and be felt
the same ss a boy who had been April
fooled.
Information on Book Buying.
Salem The Oregon Library commis
sion hss met with fairly good success in
getting good books into the public snd
school libraries of the state and hss
now turned its attention to suitable
books tor children. The commission
hss found thst many people are perfect
ly at sea In tbe selection of books for
children and has iasied a pamphlet giv
ing titles, autnora and prices of many
good publications. A short description
is also given of each. These pamphlets
will be dittributed free and a line to
Cornelia Marvin, secretary of Oregon
Libisry commission, Salem, will bring
one by return mail.
Fins Building Stone at Vale.
Vale Charles Begg, of Caldwell, one
of the main atone mason contractors of
this section of Idaho and Oregon, has
taken up a stone clsim one mile from
Vale, lie need this stone in tbe build
ing of the First National bank build
ing, and is using it In the Vale dru
store building. The stonecutters are I wck and fair association will be form
now getting out the atone for Caldwell's ) with s capital of $2,000. Commit-
new schoolhouse, for which Mr. Beggs I on soliciting snd publicity were
hss the contract on the stone work, appointed snd Judge Thomas F. Ryan,
Mr. eggs ssys this is the best stone in I ctiairman ol the preliminary meeting,
this part of iumtern Oregon and West-1 wl" name a committee ol women to
Dates for Tillamook Fair,
Tillamook It has been decided to
hold the annual street carnival and
county fair in this city on August S3,
23 and 24. The fair this year will be
on a more eitensive scale than last yea
with more subetantlsl prises offered in
the stock show, which wilt be mails s
special feature of Uie fair. As there
are so many visitors and hemeseekers
pouring into Tillamook on account of
the isiiroad building into the county,
every effort will be put forth by the
aniens to make tnis uie best tall ever
held In Tillamook.
Fsir for Clackamas County.
Oregon City The prespect for hold
ing s county fsir in Clackamas county
neit fall is good. The Chautauu.ua
grounds have been offered for the place
of holding the first fair, and a regular
- Make Tratsu
Francis Wilson tells of sn encounter
of wits thst took plsce between the
late Eugene Field snd s New Tork
woman.
It wss st dinner snd the woman
was In evening dress, which wss rath
er decollete. After a skirmish be
tween tbe two relative to tbe respective
merits of a well-known author, It
would seem that Field came off second
best
"Oh. Mr. Field," eiclalmed ths wom
an exultantly, "you must sdmlt that
you sre fairly beaten st your own
game!"
Field bowed politely, and with a
smile promptly rejoined: "At sny
rate. Miss Blank, I have one consola
tion; you can't Isugb st me In
sleeve." Llpplncott'a.
em Idaho and he expects to ship it ex
tensively.
Tillamook Fair in August.
Tillamook Another street carnivsl
snd county fair will be held in Tilla
mook City this year, the committee
having fixed August 22, 23 and 2-t as
the dates. This comes in tbe most
pleasant time ol trie year In this coun
ty, the weather always being cool and
refreshing in the summer month' In
Tillamook. The fsir this year will be
I help along the proposition. The grange
nere is also taking au active part in the
work.
Dredge Klamath Basin.
I-!-. .t- ll . . .
nuunaia rsiis Arcms Ms eon IS
moving two large steam dredges onto
the Lower Klamath marsh and will
within a few days begin work on his
railroad contract. He will put on both
machines, and expects to couiDlete the
six mile dike in about six months. If I
Mr. Mason iucceeila in comoletln his
upon a more extensive sale ss so many I part ol the contract by January 1, 1908,
visitors sre coming to Tillamookt his it will leave very little grading in
FOB WOOD PRE3EKVATI0X
arts at Vaole aaa a frareat Oa
aar at Valaahle Leather.
Cacls Sam Is making careful sad
elaborate Investigations of methods of
preserving wood, which sre etected to
result In the savings of millions of ui
lara snnuslly by the prevention of de-
rsy. It hss been ncterniineo mat mai
tar creosote Is s most effwtlve prer
retire of timber snd a number of ex
neruuents sre being made slung this
tine. '
Those most directly snd msterlslly
Interested lu tbe experiment la the
methods of creosote treatment sre tbe
rsllrosd companies, tit mining Inter
ests of the country sud the telephone
companies.
All of these Industrlr expend mill
Ions of dollars every year la renewing
timber which Is made useless through
rapid decay. The growing scarcity of
ths more dursble woods has nisde It
necessary for th lumber Industry to
turn to the leas dursble timbers Tb
economical utilisation of many wood
which are very susceptible to decay
would be out of tbs question but fur
ths possibility of preserving them
through treatment.
It has been shown In tbe experiment
which hsv been made that th life
of some kinds of timber esn be doubled
or trebled by Impregnation with creo
sote oil.
A represeutstlv of the forest service
Is now visiting s number of tb Isrg
eastern cities la to study of rrvosot
oil production snd tbe cos I tsr which
furnish tb rsw mstsrlal for It Tb
commercial u of preaervstlvas will
check th work of the Inserts sod fungi
wnicn uestror the timber.
A Last Iteeart.
rislnly. Mrs. Uckwlt was troubled
so sought out her husbsud In hl
study.
George, I'm sctuslly worried about
Johnuy's future, lis bss sbsolutcly no
brad for mstheiusllcs ; sud to-day the
principal of th school told m that.
much ss be disliked to say It, our boy
wss srsrcely able to compos a (In of
correct English."
Mr. Lackwlt wss 1 disturbed st
tbe news.
Let's not get discouraged. Marls,"
ssld be. "Johnny may never make
much of a bsnk president or s utugs
sine editor, but bis ess might be Ina
hopeful. At tbe worst, be can atlll be
come a writer or popular songs."
Judge.
year owing to the railroad bnilding In
to tbe county. Tbe committee will
make a feature of the stock show.
your
order to complete the roadbed to this
city.
New Armsmant for O. A C.
corvallis Oregon Agricultural ml.
lege caaeta will hereafter be armed with
charge
Caavfaeea1 Bias.
Police Justice What is the
sgainst this man?
Officer-Loafin' la tb park, y honor,
an refusin to move on. He pretended
to be asleep an' dreamln'. That's whr
I pinched 'im.
Mysterious Survsving Psrty.
Oregon City Twenty men hsve been
working sli winter surveying a route rules of the 18U8 pattern. They
for a railway in ths vicinity of Mount! wl' 'so have for drill nurnosea two
tiooa snd isst week crotsexl tbe divide I .-mcn oreecn loading steel field
and are now working on the east side I pieces, which will supplant two old-
of the mountain. The party started op I fashioned muzzle loading cannon thst
iub cauuy ana went on up oaiem river I unuciio uuen in use. ine srms
to Summit, makinga wide detour to the I snppited by the War department.
sou in oi uovernment ump, They
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ti alcohol's tsnsxT:
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ness and RMirnn taint
J Ijiih Opiuutjarphiae narJtesL
NotNarcotic.
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AperItEVinedyrorC3mns I I. IT
Kl Hoii.SouTSlDnadkDka I IfT
. WonnsfoTmuskiMJeveriss 1
Si ness andLoss or Sleep. J
ftt&uk Sisntftve sf I
per
cracked, 29,
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of :
At4
aW
AAiT
found s grade that will not exceed 1 per
wnt snd were surprised at the ease
with which they reached Summit.
Rush to Rsiorts Now On.
Albany The snnualush to summer
resorts is now very apparent in this
I part of tbe state. Newport receives
the bulk of the exodus from this oity.
but a number of local people are spend
ing vaca'ions at Cascadis, Detroit and
other mountain resorts. Tbs west
bound Corvsllis & Eastern trains are
loaded dsily and Newport is said to be
I experiencing the biggest rush in its
history.
Artesian Wall a Oushsr.
Baker City Artesian water, pore,
soft, clear, cold snd flowing in a steady I roosters, 1012c; dressed chickens. 18
svrearn, nas ueen aiscovereu Dy Andrew itSM'tj mrseys, nve, U(ajl2c; dressed
iLun on bis place at North Powder, at a I choice, nominal; geese, live, in,'
depth of about 200 feet. " Mr. Lnn had ducks, 89c.
been boring about a week and was! EtW Freeh ranch, candled. U(a1fa
i grewiy surprinsxi wnen ne louna water I rw wwrn.
at tnis short distance Delow the surface. I 'reus unerrles, Wa)I0c per bound
lis will immediately sick two more PP. 11.60(2.25 box; storsge Snlts-
"win w iaiuQ vuvuku nnwi v ixriKB I e- fwv txsw uui caniSIOIinMI
nun yuiyvKm. 4 . yet craw, pescnes, obcfell
per crste; raspberries, 11.25(1.60:
blackberries, 8i12Kj per pound; lo-
MnhaaalA. sh 1 torn '
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Club. 86c; bluestem. 88
owe; vaiiey, one; rea, 4C.
Oats No. 1 white, 27.5028; gray,
UUllJUlSafs
Barley Feed, ,21.50(922; brewing,
uuuiiuai, roiiea, sZtf.0UZ4.00
Ion,
Corn Whole, $28;
per ton.
my-vsiley timothy, No. 1, 17a
18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy,
$2123; clover, 19; cheat, 010;
Kiu uay, siu; anaita, 113(314.
loamoij, to$zixc per
puuiiv.
Dnnlt.. 1 .M l
. iiTsrsgo oia nens, lbc per
r, ijiiiuiupKiBni, 1MlHc; old
Whr !ef
This bill," said ih mnn of ths honsa.
angrily looking it or, "is two or Urr
times ss Urge as it ought to be."
.No, sir," Indatrd Ih baoer hn,r
"Thst hill Is eisctly a bat It ought to
be, sod exactly what it would here beta
if yon bad had these rooms decorsied
property and In accordance with th
rhem. I submitted to you, sir. It ln
my tsutt i lis i you turned it down snd
maa m aebss oir art by dolns a earn
monpiac jor. llj the beard of the
propnei. sir. I ought to hare charged you
four prices for baring to do such a nl-e
uun-nwurs ss Als J
tor, o, has cot a naoer tmn..
good a right as any other maa to h tb
possessor ol in artistic temperament?
Draaalaa stake tt) Mead.
Tb following puluta are to be bonn
la uilud la dragging a r.i "
light draw, which Is hsuld ever tb
mad st au angle w thst a small
amount of rtn Is pushed U tha
tsr of the mad.
Prlv th team at walk.
Kid oa tb drag ; do not walk.
Ilesin tt u aid of tbs road, it
tinning up lb opposite aid
Ursa- tb road as sooa snr every
rsln ss pnaslbl. but not when tbe mud
l in such a conditio at to stica to
the drsg.
Iki nut drsg a dry road.
Drag wbeuevar p-lb,
sou of tb yr. If t ruad la draggwi
Immwllataly before a cold ajwlt It will
frees tu'a smooth condltloa.
Tb width of trvld wsy to b
maintained by tb draw should be from
KS to 80 feet; flrst drsg a little ar
tl.sn tb width of a single wboii
track, then gradually lucrats until
the dealrvd width Is obtained.
Always drsg little earth to tb
center of tb road until it is rsiswi
from 10 to U Inches tbov th edgea of
tbe traveled wsy.
If tb drsg cuts la too much, short
en ui onrn.
Tb s mount of earth that the drsg
will carry along can be very const d
isbly controlled by tb driv, accord
ingly ss h stsnds ar tbs cutting end
or away fmra It
When tb roads sr firt dragged Sft
er t vtrj multy ajieii, to, wsgnos
houM ilrlr. If possible, to one aid
until th rotdwsy lis t rbaoc to
fr. cr partially dry out.
Tt brat rraulta from dragging try
oMslrred only by repeated spplica-
:on.
Iiuirmbr that eoastant tttsnfion '
nmwtj to maintain as rta load
la its tt coodlttoa.
Maral Maatea aat SJaad a aaaa.
'Kursl delivery sod guud roads go
hand In baud." says th Marshall
Ktalnuuan, and follow tb ststemstit
Up with S strong pies for better roads,
wsrnlng tb people thst unless i
tnln rads to tb munty wer not Itsr
proved soon, a rearrangement of tb
rural delivery route would be onie red
by th postofflce depsrtttMUt
BATHSOOM rKOBLKK tOLVKO.
raais Attaahed la tha Ta Sallaa
Sa Waive.
Margarst Dhaw la tb Orang J odd!
ermer Mis how a prsrtk-al. raavaw-1
lent bstbrwm wss constructed st very I
111 outlay of money, lis lug s await
nm leading off lb kitchen, a bath
tub was tnatslled ther, only s wsU
sejwratlng It from th kitchen sink.
Through this wsll w bored a bole
irga enough to sllow s plec of bos
pn-a iu pm mrouga. in pl(a wss
aATiui's sirrtjcn raoM ruar.
A SkrerrS Uimi.
"ni.! r-i,i
... . ...... 7 nyiuint to vnn
about my In test painting" t,ked
u Aiioer.
V.. nll...t ,.n
u max nave DU It nice r fr.,,,1
oetore you snowed It to blui
you?"
Yea Why?"
"I thought so, because be aalrf .
tlced on artistic fssture sbo.n i
i a;iaueitinia l'rsas.
dldn'i
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Apple Fair of Linn County.
Albany It has been determined to ganberrles, $1.25 ner erste.
.1.1 it.. I A I ' I ... . I
cuuiiiy Appwiairone vegetsoies TurnlDS. 11.75 ner ,.,.
, carrots, $2.00 per sack; beets, $2.00
jper sack; asparagus, lOo por pound;
I "t""" v9w jwr pouna ; csDImge, 2e 1
j tuuu, uoiory, f i.zo per dosen; cu.
cumoers, nuclei per box; corn, 25
ooo per uozen ; lettuce, bead, 25o ner
hold the Linn
week before the meeting of the Stato
Horticultural society .in November.
I Th is will give local growers good Oppor
tunity to collect a good exhibit to take
to the fruit fair In Portland in connec
tion with the meeting of the itate society.
Iclp the Horse
No srllcle 1. m...
sb.ul ih. .uble Uisa vi '
asls rm lime
vital f brr.n "i l. '
f "-II i will k.ip th. hon. sad
b"g the load aoaie sskktr.
MICA AXLE
GREASE
TSU! thss ase
MIcsasleOresM.
"assssasaesawarv
Low Wster Stops Nsvigstlon.
"", wotioc per aosent Dca.
i3lll. , . J r I ' 1 '
r' youiiu j laaisiies, zuo per doz
en: muDsrD, two ner nonnrf. .
Albany River nsvigstlon on 'the toe, $1(81.25 per crste
ri. tlT! 1 1 .1L - 1 s S . an. . -
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
VMS esanva eeaeaav. asw rasa t
Upper Willamette hat been susDended
for the summer, the river now belna
I too low to permit safe trafflo. The Ore-
I gona made her last trip this week and
no more boats will reach Albany until
the fall rains bring the rver up to a
I greater depth.
Bit; Profit In Barries.
La Grande J. A. Chandler, a reai-
Ident of Fruitvale, a suburb of this city,
marketed the strawberries from one
I snd one-quarter teres to a local whole-
le firm and was rjaid $710.60. Of
I this amount, $630 was clear profit.
Potatoes New. 2o ner nnnnrf.
Veal-Dressed, fc8,c per pound
, sni uuiih, atttfo per
V,7rln ' ""s0; country steers,
oX(s7c.
Mutton Dressed, fancy, 89e per
ordln"ry e7ci. l"lg lamljs,
9ic per pound.
Pork Dressed, 888J,c per pound.
Hops 6ATAc net rxiund. unr.iin,.
to quality. . ' ' 8
,,-0?lE"itern Oregon, average best,
122 per pound, according to shrink-
k, vaiiey, aufflzzo, according to fine
ness; mohair, choice, 29j(30e. 1
ST. HELEN'S HALL
PORTtAND, OREGON
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ENGRAVING
PLATES
Write Us
or printing
CKS-CHATUN
Orsge)
ttscbed to th pump end wss lona
rnuuga lo reacn through tb wsll snd
mug uown into iim bathtub on Ih
iurr Slile, This sirs all tha m.l
wstiT nacaaasry.
fh bot water la heated on tha
kitchen Slavs snd then cirri f ti..
bathtub. When lbs tub Is not In us
the boa pp n.sy be drawn Into lb
bathroom side and left ther. Tb
wast wster pip connects with tb
wssts wster pip of tlx kitchen sink.
A sepsrat drslnag rsn N mad for
na If there is a good fsll snd tbe
wster esn be led swsy from tbs path
or Into s flower bed. It might simply
tie let run. Tb only sitrt labor In
olvd In this arrangement Is tb bast
ing of wster snd carrying It to th
r . . . a"01 obtains
y this IndlHieosabls sdjunct to good
hislth will omr, ,b,n eniMn....ri.
this small smount of sxtrs Isbor.
tla la raete.
An apartment siwutd bs seen n .
nnrtv sis. Bv..ai .
"... . esgmg. sad It to
signed. Tbs less la . ... .
la tdytnei
in loth of January. Auhi .
October and occupanc, gi,M np to
Mieat datea But whan Inlandlng to
leave th. tenant sliould glrs his thrse
i.mth' notlc before th. flrst dsy of
ilect of the govwnnnui tribute of
s stamped paper bold Mm to t further
..a ...unwi. liability, as msny s
noiericsn esn witness.
(his It Is ft in Past at s.viv.i
tnissd theet of p.psr f0, 8 csntt of
wuncvuiiisr, legal vanrlae .i
stnuiw writ tb notlc. th VI
"id It to lliu by registered Isrttar. The
wnflerge, sltlwugh h. a,Ma ' "Z
'"1 hns full C,ar. of th .!
n..iti,u. ...ik..... . . . "vu". '
rue-
To avoid
to buy
Banking by Mail
WE PAY
1OTERE3T V
Oa saving dpelta at s dotlsr
ae Biore, tomiiuinl4 tic
v.ry year. Ills iu.l as easy
to open a Marl ,- Aeenunl .
as by slail as if you livad sen
door, rad for our Iraa buok.
Wt, ranking I Wail j
Wars lull Irliiruirs. Adibwa
AreVAn IVstert. B.
WSVyVS aaAaXe)C
OavtnQa Bank
Portl-UafJ, Oregon
BSmVH and Washington sta,
CLA 8 S I PI E D AD3
" KoTH S , the luMawtat aaaaesiaaaT
has leadlnt bwtawa . aad I EI
e l aartsf rareiui na.is In .a
Sjplai li Ike praeatuiaa hm (aav
'iEalestatc ;
CAST ORIXMACRU
tha aaty ta a I S. iswiM itM na w
eaalraei la ail yar 'e T.a ii.ims7
Skaad.ar.e4 aaiar ClM Haa raaa.
r aayweela eaai ia at am. Im ssiues-
tsscMta A TttoiirsuM ,
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trtri w&m
sseto vrxa looirt taonsitri fo ut
tislisj lantaa
ta. a. c. waiuii.
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pa
mum
(Mas SMS ra Vwa sarael. mrmm rra
rWl.sk, Mas aa M. l w rtm
t4 mms a Am tae Utl t
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sr ism N UUs 1, IwiImS
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Tka (.ley Off. a Is Ih siandsi.
gerrk4r snew. the Irtrir la e. SteV
'a. rlek a u.. aud durable.
. kstey fatlor Ore rsiif la prM
fia MO lo liM. Th. eul ,.ao iwn
Uiirletni, r,lre saa, W. aim
tvkaid sod tkiraso Cniut. ",
liar l.iklns Ma, hi nr., and l.rnir
4lSranl StsW. ol fiuiu.---liilli.ir,
Ln.Ue, I stile. Ldate. I'mihw (ll
it. 1'arSaid, W.llinjt.s and lassf
Ib.is.
Wrlia foe esialnsu snd rl HH,
T raa hny 1ml a rhu.p lit mail
Ulili, I oh. at our .larw, R. '""
address yoar ieltar Is) U. t. Jaknws,
ssae(
Sherman, Clay & Co.
Ojijwelie rosleSli-e
PORTLAND
0BEG0I
tptn
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The Wrtl-a"
rtellsWe
CHINESE
Rool and Hers
1 DOCTOR
J, V '
U.m M..l. . .1 .A liuh. IK) I"
vwif imorn ui la siring M in.
'-'it nor to tmiZ&?XXZ'mrmm "
Pnper signed by tensnt snd IsndineJ Naw-werr. Ms-is Ora V7T
the former ur.. - Mlo , Wlibaat Oparaliaa.ar Wnsaal k
...... UIBIlIfAa ti At.
ptrtmeot In good condition, and ,
freshly psrwed. p.lnted and wsged
mere will doubtless b
n'n.0.! IT' bUt C,r V
t Th Oay Old "S-raaS.
With ga, old boy. b.'d been .broad
At sight of srir... .1.. .. 7""
fja J wsa ttssf IB.
l'lilla.l.l,,, t.r - " ' - W.
ress.
According to their
nwH att.a,-.- I m m ai
Itlfttk ... ... a sfMSiisjgsa pniiia I
" spend ni(t of their time turuLu 1 1
Oown offers of good Job, ,urulu lyHRw;
as mm .
.Me rwrsmess M Cw Csisrrh, iJJ
"iw, nsyusikwiiarn, g wi wsnssw'- - laJ. im
It, Kiemb h, Llr.r, KUner TreoWsai
Mtflheed, female Weakness snd AllrtirslsUi",
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II res osniKMa.ll. wr lis lor srmywr. Wans si
Uu. Incloi. 4 cuts In iKfl-
CONSULTATION FRE"
THE C. CKg WOCMmPSK MHDICINBCO.
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